Star.
London, England, 1828-04-15 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELtrIGENCE.

At KIVA
Emily Marchioness of Londeinderry, at her house In St. James's
Assam from her seat, North. Cray, Kent; the Marquis and
Marchioness of Stafford, at their house in Cleveland square, front
their seat in Surrey; Prirce and Princess Lieven, yesterday, at
Ashburnhatu House, Dover street, from Brighton; Marquis and
Marchioness of Cleveland, on Saturday, its St. James's square.
from Newmarket; Marquis and Marchioness of Wellesley, in Sr.
James's square, from the Duke of Wellington's seat, Strathfieldsay,
Hants; the Ilonourabie General and Mrs. Fitzroy. at their house
in Harley street, from Sholebrooke Lodge, Northamptonshire;
Sir Walter Scott, from Scotland; Sir Samuel Fludyer, Bart. and
the Misses Fludyer, at their house in Great Cumberland place.
from Suffolk; Lieutenant Colonel Sir Robert Steele, from Clarence
House, Weymouth; Mr. Edward Chichester, in Gloucetter place ;
Captain Locke, in the Regent street; Major Loftus, in Pall mall ;
Mrs. and Miss Orlebar, in Hertford • street ; Major and Mrs.
Sinclair, in Chandos street, Portland place ; Major Markland, in
Pall mall; Mr. and Mrs. Wyndham Smith, in Bruton street; Mr.
and Mrs.- Fane, in Grosvenor place ; Mrs. Townshend, in Brook
street; the Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdown, yesterday, at
Lansdown House, Berkeley square, from Richmond ; Lord Henry
Russell, in St. James's square, from Woburn Abbey; H. D. Rad-
cliffe, Esq. in St. James's-street, from a tour; Captain Fielding,
R.N. and Lady Elizabeth Fielding, at their house in Sackville
street, from their seat, Lama Abbey, Wiltshire; Mr. and Mrs.
Brummell, in Queen Ann street, from Brighton; Hon. Mr. and
Mrs. Sturges Bourne, in South Audley street, from St. Alban's ;
G. C. Thompson, Esq. in Suffolk street, from Chippenham, Wilts;
Mr. and Mrs. J. Calvert, in Bond street, from their seat, Albury
Hall, Hertz; the Hon. Mr. and Mrs.GeorgeVerney, at their house
in Hertford street, from the Isle of Wight; H. Seymour, Esq. at
his house in Abingdon street. from his seat in Bedfordshire (Mrs.
Pantos and Ladies, at Heroes Hotels, Clifford street; Colonel
Wilson and Family, at ditto; Sir George Thomas, Bart. at ditto;
the Marquis and Marchioness of Northampton, and Lidy Elia.
Compton, at the London Hotel, Albemarle street, from their seat,
Castle Ashby, on. their way to the Continent ; Doctor and Mrs.
Woodcock, at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork
Streets, from Oxford; Colonel and Mrs. Fitzclarence, at the Royal!
Hotel, St. James's street, from Bushy Park ; W. D. Gillon, Esq. at
ditto, from his seat in Scotland; W. Sinclair, Esq. M.P. at ditto,
from biz seat in Scotland; Col. Sir C. Brukevere, Bart. at Gould's
Hotel, Jermyn street, from Portugal; Wegget .Chute, *Esq. at
SYmmons's Hotel (late Jordan's), St: James's street, front his seat
in Norfolk ; Mrs. and the Misses Deem, at ditto, from their seat In
Kent; Mr. and Mrs. Mayan, at the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle
greet, from Brighton ; Lord and Lady Byron, at ditto, from their
seat, Clay Hill, Surrey; Lord Lake, at Fenton s. Hotel, St.
James's street, from Brighton; General and Mrs. Sharpe, at ditto,
from the Continent'; Capt. Ded Voeux, at ditto, from Portugal ;
Capt. Kiplock, at ditto. from Sale Hill ; Page, Esq. at ditto, from
Surrey; Hon. C.B. Percy, Mrs. Percy. and family, at Hakes's Hotel,
from Guy's Cliff, Warwick; Mrs. Graham and family, at ditto,
from Cheltenham ; Mrs. despond and family, at ditto, from Notts ;
*Lady Weymouth, at ditto, from Paris ; Lcrd Dusky, at ditto, from
UM Warden; Hun. Montague Ongley, at ditto, from Old Warden ;
Mrs. Pepper and Miss Carey, at ditto, from Bigods; T. W. Greme,
Esq. at ditto. •
DEPARTURES.
Captain Clarke and friends, from Nerot's Hotel; 3. Gordon,
Eq. and family, front ditto; the Hon. Mrs. Curzons, from ditto ;
J. Egerton, Esq. and Mrs. Egerton, from ditto, for Brirkton • the
Rev. J. l'igott, from the Stratford Hotel. tor Bucks; Valter•
Evans, Esq. and Mrs. Evaits. from ditto, for Bath; Rev. Edward
and Mrs. Johnston, from ditto, for Bath; Monsieur and Madame
Jerchert, Irma ditto; Thomas Walker, Esq. and Miss Walker,
from ditto, for Dover ; James Jackson, Esq. from ditto, for Dover;
Win. Parker, Esq. from ditto, fur Oatord , Mr. and Mis. Nesbit,
front ditto, fur Scotland; Mr. White from ditto.

PO 1' It Y.
TO THE MOON.
PROM szactsvison'i MAGAZIN, TOIL APRIL.
Pure silvery orb, that, through the deep blue sky
—While Silence rules thi: breeze-unshaken grove,
Mid whose enshoweed recesses lone I rove—
Hold'st on thy way unclouded, to mine rye
An emblent of the deep serenity
Which consecrates the sinless realms above:—
What varied Kent.% of hatred and of love,
Of discord and of peace, beneath thee lie !
Here eyes beam gladness, tongues are tuned to mirth ;
There Disappointment pines with hollow cheek;
And Misery, with a voice no longer meek,
Curses the evil-onsesed hour of birth.
Alas! that most should fail in what an seek—
Happiness !—then blow on, wild winds of Earth !—Del.sw

GRAMMATICAL ADVICE.
When man and wife at odds fall out,
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Let Syntax be your tutor :
'Twilit masculine and fetnloine,
What should one be but neuter ?—The /Gem.

Dtsrnanxcn or Orrxtox. Yell no ba'e sae meikle
sma' siller as would break a note ?" said an old woman
to a retailer in Newburgh. e' I canna just say," re-
turned the dealer, turning the key of his till, 0. but I'll
look an' see." After having counted the money, he put
rt down. " Wee]," remarked the woman, searching her
pocket, " is na that uncn funny o' me to come an' for-
get the note? Rut that mak's nae odds, for I'se come
or sen' it t'ye the morn." " Odds!" replied the dealer
in sundries, hurling the silver and copper promiscuously
into the till, " Odds! my faith, but it just mak's a' the
odds in the warld."—lsv.stdee Advertiser.
Tun TH AM as Tussiti..--A, third irruption has taken
place. W thin the list week, the leakage had been con-
sidered so effectually remedied, as to permit the pumps
being set to work to draw off the water. This was done,
and the shaft and parallel passages were so far emptied as
to admit one of the engineers reaching the shield and
examining the greater part of the boxes. The result of
that examination was such, that the most sanguine
anticipations were • entertained that the works would
be speedily resumed, and even a particular period was
named for putting on the full force of the workmen.—
The recent irruption took place between one and two
o'clock on Sunday morning, but was not so sudden as
the preceding ones. • During the afternoon of that day
several bags of clay were thrown down, over where it
is thought the aperture has taken place, but until a
meeting of the birectors has been convened, to announce
to them this additional calamity, more active measures
will not beadopted. It has been ascertained that the
depth of earth over what were the thinest parts through'
which the tunnel was directed, was sixteen feet six
incises. The Rowing in of the water was gradual, and
on its being perceived by Mr. Gravatt, he gave direc-
tions to the workmea to watch beyond the weir, which
was graduated, and, when they perceived any increased,
flow arising, to retire immediately.
Mr. Galt is now engaged in building a town on
the table-land of Upper Canada, which he has named
Guelph, in honour of the Royal Family. It was com-
menced on St. George's day last, the 23d of April,
and already one hundred houtes are in course of
erection, together with an Episcopalian, Presbyterian,
and a Roman Catholic Church, and a Public School ;
eight hundred persons have placed themselves under
his direction,and he earnestly entreats assistance from the
British Government in providing Ministers and teachers
order that the inhabitants of this new Colony may
;pot become lost in ignorance, like the majority of the
population in that vast country. The approach to Guelph
NI magnificent in the extreme —firm the main road an
avenue, 120 feet wide. is cut for seven miles, through a
,forest of trees which rise to the height of from 120 to
£6O feet.—,Edinber‘k Costraxt.

BRI Hi APRIL IS.

. The Dulce of Davousstar., who arrived on Th,
evening, is prolonging his stay at ti e R >yal
Hoti.l. Yesterday his Grace paid a ♦isit to the Prii
Lit/ma, who has been here some days, but it is ur
hood purposes leaving to-morrow.
The Marquis of WINCONSTZIL is remaining with us. - •
Lord Caen. and Captain WATIOII, of the 10th Royal Ha
from Portugal, arrived at the Royal York Hotel yesterday.
KENYON is atrived.
The Hon. Mr. 'AMMON is among the last arrivals at the
Steyne Ilotel.
Mr. Lady ilaaaias,and lUiss MU&RAT are arrived at the M;
Hotel.
The late Fair, at the Royal York Hotel, for the benefit of
1 cal Female Asylum, realised about two hundred pounds, 10 a
that exemplary charity.
numerous Meeting of the Liovernort of our t
Hospital,. and General Sea•bathing Infirmary, it
place in the 13oard-room of the said Hospital ytsterd,
with, for the first time, the Etrl o' CrtictiesrEit in t
Chair. The report of the state of the fonds via,
highly favourable, that ihe Institution was regarded
having actually acquired a permanent character.

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.

Mrs, Dury made last night her second api
once at this theatre as Adelgstha, in the tragedy
bears that name. We do not think the chat

calculated to show dramatic power to any very gis
advantage; nevertheless, Mrs. Derr made the mit
of it, and displ4yed talent of n-s of dinaty
In the present scarcity of well slibilified actit;%
in the line of tragedy, Mrs, DitiFF becomes a ;Iv
acquisition to this theatre; and it cannot be ci
pared to a•Stnnona or an a NEIL. at least she is
perior to some who have of late aspired to the i.ir
rank in her art. Mis 3 Fool's played with much t,
in the part of intma. We like this lady in cha7
which leave no room for affectation. Nature fits

well, that if she consulted her own interest, she
never quit its paths. Mr. KEAN, jun. performed
part of Lothair. WALLACK played with great
and spirit in Michael Duca:. The house was very
attended.

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