Star.
London, England, 1826-01-25 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

T, :. rad of Chesterfield left town yesterday, for Wetherby,
Tork.hire.
Mr Earl and Countess of Bristol, the Ladies Hervey and Lord
il..rvey, left Putney lileath, for Brighton.
)Ir. and Lady Caroline Cape' left their brother's, the Duke of
Alligra's, in St. James's-square, yesterday, on a tour.
Sir Wm. and Lady Houston have left town, for their -seat, Avl-
.,ussex. _ _ _

Sir Wm. and Lady Twistlen arrived on Monday evening at War-
rol'4 Hotel, liegent:street, from their seat, Roydon Hall, Kent.

Eirl Gower has left Earl Harewood's seat, Harewood HOuse
Yorkihire. on a tour. _ _

C. H• Tracy, Esq. left town yesterday, for his seat, Teddington,
Gloucestershire. _ _

C. P. Thompson, Esq. left town yesterday, for Waverly Abbey,
•urrey.
Lord I.ynedoch left the Earl of Jersey's seat, Middleton Park,
Oxfordshire, yesterday, for the Earl of Essex's seat, Cashio-
ly:ry l'ark.
sir George Robinson, Bart. has arrived at Pansanger, Herts,
nn a visit to Karl and Countess Covwer, from his seat in North-
smouhhire.
t'olotiel and Mrs. Gore Langton have left Brighton, for their
N,•wton Park, Bath.
Dep mutes from Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street :—Tbe
17.r1 of Nlesth and the Hon. Wm. Brabason, on a tour; Captain
I laltord, tor his seat in Norfolk ; J. Foster, Esq. for Brighton.
Arrivals at Long's Hotel, Bond-street :—Captain Stewart, from
Scotland ; Captain Rich, R.N. from a tour ; Captain Edgell, from
a tour. Departures:—Captain Copland, to Dorchester; Mr. and
\ llopkinson, to Bath ; Wm. Edwards, Esq. to Cambridge; J.
1/. Marchant, Esq. to Paris.
Francis Blunt, Esq has left Read's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor.
meet, for his seat in Leicestershire.

Art ivals at Mivart's lintel, Lower Brook-street :—Lord „Foley,
from Worcestershire; Sir F.dward Mostyn, from 'falacre; Mr.
Nlrs. and Miss Farrand, from Brighton; Lord Ashley, front Berks.
Departure :—llubtrt Dr Burgh, Esq. for Drayton.
Arrival at Batt's Hotel, Arlington-street—The Dean of St. Pa
trick's, from Dublin; Sir John Lilley, from the Continent; Dr. and
Tars. Stedman and family, front Wanstead, Essex. Departures
—Mr. and Mrs. Braufrild, for the Continent; and Major Clayton,
for Surrey.
Sir Robert and Ludy Wilmot left the Burlington Hotel, Old
Burlin;ton-street, yesterday, for York.
Arrivals at the Royal Howl, St. James's street—J. Sparks, Esq.
front Cobham; Sir Ralph Anstruther and family from Scotland ;
Sir. 11. Fane, from Berchaood, Hams. Departures—J. egoGok,
Esq. for Leicestershire; D. itineage, Esq. and W. Serest" Esq,
en a tour.

Friday, their Excellenc'es the Marquis and Marchioness of
Wci.i.Esi.Er bad a Dinner Party at the Vice-Regal Lodge, in the
Plitriiix Park, Dublin, to which among others the following dis-
tinguished personages were invited :—The Archbishop of Meath,
the Nlarquis and Marchioness of Thomond, the Earl and Countess
of Ciledtm, the Earl and Countess of H•wth, Lord and Lady
eastlecnote, Mr. Ilervey, Miss Caton, Lord Clonbrock, Lord
Killeen, the Hon. Mr. Leeson, Mr. and Mrs. Doherty, Mr. and
345. Nor h, Mr. and Mrs. Barules, Mr. Pratt, Captain Lindsay,
Gptaio Ititketts, &c. Ste.

Tile Flow urable Company's ship Pi incess Charlotte
of Wales, Captain BIDiN, arrived at Madras on the 16th August,
from England the 20th of April, having on board the Hon. Sir
1:mo•wr Courts, one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Ju.
&mute at Madras.

The East India Compiny's ship Bombay arrived at
Angier on the 9th, and the Lowther Castle and Buck-
inghamshire on the 12th August. The two last-men-
ti,,ne.l ships sailed again on their voyage to Canton on
the 15th, and the Bombay on the 18th August. The.
'Windsor left Bombay on her voyage to Madras on the
-13th July. The ship Duke of York was spoken with
on the 21th S•ptember, just to the eastward of the
St•aits (1. Sunda. Ti:e Repulse sailed from Sincapore
about the 28th August, and the Inglis passed in the
night about the same time.
Yesterday, a Court ••f ifrectors was held at the East
India House. when the following Commanders took leave
.of the Court previous to departing for their respective
destinations—vii. Captain MONTOOMICRIE HAMILToNt
Ptanirn ; Captain PETER CAMERON, Earl of Balt:arras;
and Captain JANIES WALKER, Macqueen, for Bengal
and China.

His Majesty's ship LARNE has detained the American
brig Governor Eniicot, bound to Sincapore, with 6,003
stand of arms, and powder on board, and sent her to
13engal.
The Marquis of &to) sustained a considerable loss,
at least 3 5001. by the destruction by fire of a very hand-
some library, wl ich the Noble Marquis had recently
erected, and upo 1 the selection of which he bestowed a
very diligent a'tenion.

AMEDY hat had his trial, at Richmond, (Va.)
and has been c nvicted of scuttling the scho mer Pacific,
of Boston, which cleared from that port, in the summer
oT 1824, for the Baltic. The crime was committed with
t view of defrauding the underwriters. The punish.
ment of this crime is death.

About two o'clock on Saturday morning, the in-
habitants of Aldwatk, in Yolk city, were alarmed by
the cries of a female from the ro,,m of an old woman of
the name of Eden. The room which she occupied
was in flames. Every exertion was made to subdue
the fire, which was scion got under, and she rescued
from her perilous situation. The old woman was
much ,burnt about the face, arms, &c. and has since
been conveyed to the county hospital. The bed and bed-
stead, on which she was sleeping, were entirely destroyed.
BULL.—The following notice, painted in large cha-
racters. was not long ago affixed to a house near the
entrance of the Church-yard, from the High-street, Chel-
tenham : " Any person passing through this church-
yard with wheelbarrows or oilier cattle, will be proe-
cuted according to law."

At the late Shrewsbury County Sessions, the Magis-
trates adjourned to the Lion Inn, and we understand
there was a discussion, which continued several hours,
as to the propriety ot granting 2,0001. from the County
Rate, of Shropshi►e, in aid of erecting a bridge, in
Montgomeryshire. The site of the intended 'bridge is
ver the Virniew, through Llanymynech, on the line of
road from Oawestry to Pool, and diverging from the
old road, rear the Canal bridge. Motion carried.
The Hungazi in Diet are still dissatisfied. It was ex-
pected that in acknowledgft the rescript of the 26th
of November, revoking the offensive edict of the 9th,
t'•e Diet would have transmitted a loyal and grateful
addre,s to the Emperor at Venna. However, after five
eeks ot deliberation, six entire sittings have not sufficed
to put an end to the debates concerning the new
dernands and remonstrances under discussion.

InteLigence has been received from Batavia to the
27th of September, at which time the publ c mind had
l'ecome moil tranquillized on the subject of the fatal
ctiotr near Semarang. A force had been collected in
e vicinity of that place, and had gone out to fight the
tives; but they had all fled, without coming to an
engagement. Several of OF native Princes are said to
have offered their Assistance to the Dutch Government.
Java was still under martial law.
The disagreement between the General Government
'll. the United States, and the State of Georgia, seems,
I:sely to be adjusted am cably. A member of the Le-
gislature of Georgia has introduced a set of resolutions,
)Proving the course pursued by the General Govei n-
meta. These, perhaps, will not be passed, but they will
its all probability lead to some measures of concession
et the party whi_h is equally w roug and v4ieak.