Star.
London, England, 1828-09-05 00:00:00

CHELTENHAM, Sem S.

The Princess ESTSRHAZY and daughter are still with
us. and it is understood are likely to remain here for
some time. Her Highness is attended every morning
to the Montpelier pump room by Mr. MARSHALL,
Master of the Ceremonies, and occasionally by different
foreigners nf distinction, several of whom are among
our latest arrivals. Count Movrke and the Marquis
de Cnsstris have both arrived here since Sunday.
The Ball at the Assembly Rooms, on Monday, was
very respectably attended, there being perhaps about a
hundred persons present.
The morning and evening promenades at the Mont-
pelier walks are unusually gay, and faller than ever we
remember to have seen them. The Princess and her
daughter were among the promenaders last evening.
Fro n the immense number of birds which have been
seen for sometime past in every direction round Chell
ter ham, Monday la•L' may be recorded as a day of
unusual interest in the spotting world; and in no for-
met year do we remember the shooting season to have
con menced ander more auspicious circumstances.
The fineness of the day induced an unusual number
of sportsmen el be early in the field, and if they did
not return amply rewarded for their toil, they bad only
to thank their own want of dexterity. The game is
said to be rental kably abundant upon the hills, though
at present both imids and hares are very wild. On the
est stes-of some of our friends, the partridges are esti-
mated at more than double the number of last year ;
and as the corn is Learly gathered in, every facility is
afforded.to those who have an opportunitj of indulging
in the putts of the field.

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ARRIVALS.

The Earl of Ferrer,. and Lady Prances Shirley, in Harley.
este'. from Surrey; Sir Francis Burdett, Ban. in &. James's-
face, from Ramsbury Manor, in Wiltshire; Major and Mrs.
frederick Ludlow, in Bruok.street, from Paris; Major and Mrs.
Campbell. in Pall-mall, from Dublin ; Captain Duff, in Park-street,
tom Paris ; Mrs. and Mita Anstey, to Brolk-street. Crum the Isle
el Wight ; Major Edgar. in pegent-strut, from Dublin; Captain
Farquharson, in Clifford-street, from Malta; Mr. and Mrs. Parker,
I Conduit street, from Paris ; Mr. and Mrs. Sonar, and family,
si Thomas's Huse!, Berkeley-squarm from their scat in Kent; Mr.
rod Mrs. Cartwright. in Crosvenor.street. from Leamington,
Warwickshire ; Major Dalrymple, in Pali.maU, from Ireland.

CHANGES.
Lady Caroline Barham, for Stockbridge, in Hampshire ; Mr. and
Al's. Thomas Haynes Bayly, from lard Carrington's, Wycombe
Abbey, for Hackwoa;d Park, the seat of Lord Bolton ; the Marquis
sad Marchioness of Bristol, and family, at Brighton, from their
seat, Putney Heath, Surrey ; Prince and Princess Leven, from
A diburnbam House, Dower-street. for Richmond; the Dowager
Cowoess of Carhampton. from her house in Bruton-street, Berke-
144quare, for her seat, Payne's Hill, Surrey; Captain and Mrs.
Ceru.c, from Wimpole-street, for the Continent; Lady Darner,
from Park-lane, for Milton Abbey, near Blandford, Dorset; Major
Godfrey, from Manchester, for Dublin I Major'and Mrs. Douglas,
from Chatham. for Dublin ; Mr. and Mrs. NAM, from Brighton,
he Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. t elven, (or Hunsdoo House, near Ware,
In Henfordsbire ; Major Clinton. for Rridgewater • the Hon.
Drury and Mrs. Holden, and family. from Bryant's'Hotel (late
Warne's Hotel), Conduit-attract •' the Hon. Captain Hoduon. R.N.
from ditto ; T. Tichbourne, Esq. from ditto ; T. Pearce. Esq. from
ditto; the Rev. J. Hawed, Henry Hatted, Esq. and Mis% Hawed,
frornditto, for their seat. Bury St. Edmund's; Mr. and Mrs. Eyre,
from Kirhbam's Hotel, Lower Brook-street, for York ; J. Calvert,
Esq. M.P. for his seat, Albery Hall, Heru ; Mr. and Mrs. Har-
rison, from Dower-areet. for Cheitenbans ; Mrs. and the Misses
Holton. from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, for Lady Prestou's
seat, Bum Hall, Norfolk.

HEREFORD AIUSIC MEETING. Sam 3.

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'Yesterday our biennia meeting commenced with a
morning performance in the Cathedral, in which Di.
Royce's anthem, Here shall soft Charity
,roair, by
bIersrs.VAIMHAN and BELLAMY, the grand Deteingen
Ie Darnn, and the Coronation Anthem, were performed.
In the evening a concert took place in the Shire ball,
which was well attended. The principal vocalists were
Madame CANADORI. Mrs. W. KNIVRTT, Madame
Toso him. Miss M. CRAMER; and Miss PATON;
BiLLAMT, VAUGHAN, W. KNTVETT. Ds
and BRAMAN. The instrumentalists con.
of LINDLIY, NICHOLSON, and Fuzz', under
leader, FRANCOIS CRAMER. With such a pha..
of foreign and native talent, hitherto unequalled
this festival, the result may be 'anticipated. Rossiiii's
. to La Gazza Ladra opened the performance.
,er which the KNYYETTII, VAUGHAN, and BELLAMY,
Ye Spotted .snakes, were all that the lovers of bar-
could wish for. Miss M. CRAMER then sang
Adorata in a scientific manner. DE Bauuts's
air, The Savoyard, was loudly appl.iuded.—
Evros. who was most flatteringly received (the
that she made at the lett Festival not having
corgotten), then gave the scam from Der Frei
with all the brilliancy and execution imaginable;'
was a perfect specimen of first rate talent.—
ime CA RADORI gave great effect to I Braccio Mtn,
w4l warmly applauded. BRAHAM was himself in
Battle of the Angels. The act terminated with
Du's fantasia, Bentiaiseeneas of Ireland, and
pleasing were they. In the second act, Puzzt's
isia on the horn, VAUGHAN'S In Lifes Gay Scenes,
W. KNVITETT'S Donald, Madame CARADORI'S
lad, Miss PATON'S fah o' Hadedean, and BRAHAM'S
Grove, were admirably sung, and well merited
reception they met with. The Messiah was this
--, performed at the Cathedral, which was crowded.
'AM opened the Messiah with considerable effect ;
W. Kalman. sung He was cut ercharmingly. and
PATON. in Rejoice greatly, was evaything the most
could require. M .dame CARADORI was in
voice, and sung I know that my Redeemer liveth,,
ly. The festival promise, to be one of the most
we have ever bad, the Lig bang literally

• VAUXii ALL GARDENS.
The lovers of°
gay scenery, enchanting walksoind
rich and rare amusements, find in these Gardens ample
means of gratifying their wildest fancy. The people
seem as if determined to make the most of the short
time now remaining for these enjoyments. The com•
pany was nearly as full on Wednesday night as on any
night during the season—so true is it that then we most
value anything when we are about to be deprived of it.
The Proprietors and Managers, though now on the eve
of closing their labours for the season, exerted them-
selves as vigorously for the entertainment of their visi.,
tors as they did at the commencement of the season.—
Among the Panoramas, the Thames Tunnel attracted
most attention. Alter the fireworks, which are nightly
improved by the exhibition of more varied figures, a
large balloon was sent up, to the delightful astonishment
of the crowded spectators.

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