Star.
London, England, 1827-09-15 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE IN I ELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Soli of Fingal and the Host. Miss Donellan, in Pieradilli;
the Marquis and Marchioness of Worcester, in Park-place; Prises
Esterhazy, at Chandoe House, from Hertfordshire; Marchioness of
Salisbury, from Hatfield ; Colonel Gabriel, in Piccadilly; Lady
Deering, at Warwick House, in Ponagal-strett ; Colonel and bks.
Campbell, in Brook-street, from the Lae of Wight ; Lord end Lady
'Fitzroy Somerset, in Pall Mall ; Mr. Bailey, in Piccadilly ; Mr:
.Aluotague, in Albetuarle-street ; Marchioness of Ailosbary,
Grosvenor-square ; Captain Durrant, in Gloucester-place, from
the Isle of Wight; Mrs. and Miss Macdonald, in Bateman',
from Paris; Major Burnaby, in the Regent-street, from the
lonian Islands; Lord Brudenell Bruce, in Grosvenor-square, from
a tour; Mr. Curtis. in Portman-square, from the Netherlands;
Baring, In Piccadilly, from Hampshire ; Major Bitched,'
Clarges-street, from Ryde, in the Isle of Wight; Mr. and Jlra
Waken Smith.in Park-street, from Cheltenbam; Viscount brig.
too, at the. Earl of Fortescues, In Grosvenor-square; Mr. 0.
Andrews, at his father's residence, in Atllogton-street, hen
Brightoo • Major Thew. at Ibbotson's Hotel, from India; the gal
of (kford and Sons, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, Mesa
tour i • Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Stratton, at ditto, from a tout ; Lai
Southampton, at ditto, from a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Thm. drab,
at Fenton's Hotel, St. Janses's-street, from Dover; J. Gallaglsy
Esq. at ditto, from Ireland ; G. Stewart' Eaq. at ditto, from aka.
DEPARTURES.
Princess Lieven, yesterday, for the Duke of Devonshire's see,
Chatswotth, Derbyshire.; the Earl of Essex, for Cashlobery Pad;
the Earl and Countesi of Darlington and Family, this day, Inn
their house in St. James's-square, for Doncaster ; Mr. mil Mn
Robert Bristow, from their house in Piccadilly, for Brokaw
Ledge, Hants; J. Alexander, Esq. hI.P. for hi, seat neat To
'ridge; Mr. and Mrs. J. Fox, for Effingham-place,
Mn. R. Carew, tor Broadstairs; Wickham. for
Donetshire ; Clarks Lambert, Esq. and the kli.ses
front the Berner. Hotel, Berners-street, for their seat, t
House, Isle of Wight; Mrs. Fawcett, from ditto • Mn.
from ditto; the Rev. Charles Cox, for Oxford; 'Mr. sad
Fuller, from Long's Hotel, Bond-street, for their seat in
Major Fancorrt, from Fenton's Hotel, for Malta; G'
William Sheridan, Bart. from I:tattoos's Hotel, Oxford
aeve Me Archdeacon of Cork, front ditto; A. Campbell,
from ditto; Mrs. Riddell and Miss &dein, from ditto, for tY
down; J. Kennedy? Esq. from ditto, for Liverpool.
CHANGES.
NYororfirosti,refr;otmhe
tllearirquseisata,ndßuMriacrcighhio.
The Duke of Leeds, at Doncaster, front his seat, :_
pLiteitcoolfnahtee
Marchictoess of Exeter, from her seat Roehampton, to
t;ert,heto
Wight ; the Earl and Countess Cowper, from their
Herta, to Doncaster; Lord Francis (lower, at ,
Yorkshire, from Scotland; Lord Althorpe, at his
Hall, Yorkshire, from Northampton; Major Corzons, from
renham, for Greet Malvern, in Worcestershire.
RAMSGATE, Simpatias it.
This town presented yesterday a some of great
'icy, in consequence of the arrival of their Royal
Duchess of Kent, the Princess Vittoria, and Prince
two former arrived from Tunbridge Wells a little beim
o'clock in the evening, and were loudly cheered by the
The whole of the town was tastefully decorated with arches
hanaghs, and a profusion of flags, and at night illuminated
Satiety of appropriate devices. The merry making was 1
'throughout the day in the town, and the City of London
pocket which arrived in the afternoon, was illuminated in t
Mfg facia head to stern, and crowded with gay company.
also *tolerable display of fireworks both on land and
We are happy to add, that the most perfect order and decors
wailed. It was known throughout the whole line of road, et
Royal Party would proceed on their route yesterday, and
curiosity was excited in consequence. At an early hour v
morniug the suite of the Royal Princesses left Tunbrid-
six carriages • and their arrival in the towns above r
cured the inhabitants of the approach of these

swages In Maidstone, while the horses were
crowd of persons collected, who cheered the Royal
their departure—an attention which was acknowledged
condescending manlier, by her Royal Highness the "
The seinatiemonstrations of respect and attachment
thronelhost the entire way to Reinstate. The Geodesy"
Indio who had come out from Ramsgate (amongst wh,—
Mien of Ely, the Marquis and Marchioness of Ely,
and Lady Cockerel!), attended the Royal cortege two
Her Royal Highness, after dining with Mrs. Townley,
place, proceeded to the same house which she occupied I
visit, and the cheering was repeated as she passed throe;'
elpal streets. This charming place is nearly tilled with
the first and most elegant description.

The manufacturing business at Trowbridge hat
perkneed a revival. Good workmen havonow conk
Oar house is paying about £l,OOO a week for labour.
BRAZILIAN MINING ASSOCIATION.—A flail
General Meeting of the Shareholders was held yetzerde
London Tavern, for the purpose of receiving a Report of d
patsy's proceedings. J. WAtima, Esq. took the Chair, a
the Report of the Company's proceedings, which stated tb
Irsfairs in Brazil were most prosperous. The mine they
present working proved highly p roductive, and two others
purchased had every appearance of being equally profitable.
to the amount of 18,0001. had already reached this costal!,
was sufficient to make a dividend of 30s. per share, which
ready to be paid ; but as a further quantity of gold was •
home, by a short adjournment of the present Meeting tls
be enabled to declare a dividend of 50s.- per share.
Alt
conversation an adjournment of a month was agreed to,
time for the arrival of the gold, now on the way home.
Tilt Biome SOCIRTY.—By the Annual Rep
British and Foreign Bible Society, just published, it a
in the adoption of certain measures with regard to the
the Committee have failed in their endeavours to concihan
friends of the Society. Many of the old subscribers have
tinued their subscriptions, and several of the Bible Sot
Seotiaad have altogether withdrawn from connetti°B
British and Foieign Bible Society, while others have
their usual remittances. The net receipts of the Society.
last year, amounting to 80,240 L are about u,setd. less Oa"
the preceding year, a deficiency which, it is said, .. cl
from scarcely any remittances having been received from
Among the principal bequests to the Society during the
antounting CO 2,7301. is a legacy of 1001. left oy the Lite lir.
BUTTERWOIT,,. The Society's expenditure during the
69,962 i. and they are under engagements, at bow* and
the amusement skeet ssrtiiii
Issin

2 Atilt:beton-street, fna
tel, trent India; the Bel
Berkeley-aquare, bast
litto, from a tow ;
and Mrs. Thm. Sink,
int Dover; J. Gt 1,13114
gm. at ditto, from atm
Puke of Devonshire's inn,
ex. for Cashlobary Pan;
I Family, this day, Ina
eticaster ; Mr. mil Ma
Piccadilly, for Brakes
for hi, seat near Tet
,ngharn.place, Ramseur;
Wickbatu, for Lys;
ad the Nines Lambert, •
, for their est, Odors
from ditto • Mrs. ikrei,
Oxford; 'Mr. and Was
for their seat in Sofa;
for Malta ; Gent &
Hotel, Ozford area, as
litto; A. Campbell, 24
a, from ditto, for the Cm
LiverpooL
at iris seat, Hornby Ceti;
a of Exeter, to Came;
ncolnahire ; the Doing'
ehampton, to the ide
rOM their seat, Pansee
ewer, at Sprotsboroe
•pe, at his Scat, Wise
ayse Catzone, from
shire.
*efts 12.
of great bustle and
.it Royal Highnesses
and Prince Leopold.
'elk a little beta*
cheered by the pepu •
anted with arches of ;
Right illuminated eel
erry making was g
aty Loodis
▪ illuminated in the t
ith gay company.
both on land and a
set order and decodes
thole hue of toad, the
sate yesterday, and
ht an early hoar yest
21 left Tunbridge
was above eoameiatol
of these distinguished
ses were changme,a
ed the Royal Voiles • •
s acknowledged in the
glances the Duchess of
attachment were e
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to (amongst *born wen
lioness of Ely, Sr e
pal cortege in,o
Mrs. Townley, is •
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early tilled with sio
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Trowbridge hit
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k for labour.
non.—A Half Year -
was held yestardil 11
dying a Report of lbs!
took the Chair, IM
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• The mine they wee
me, and two others dal
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a the way home.
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Sift GREGOR M GREGOR.

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This morning, at the Middletei 3essions, articles of
the peace were exhibited against Sir Gannon MiGaz-
ono, for having written a challenge to Lieut. SPONO, an
Wirer in the Royal Artillery, in order to provoke him
to fight a duel. The articles also set forth, that the
said Lieut. Spong went in bodily fear of his life by the
threat of the defendant.
MT. ALLEY appeared for thb complainant, and Mr.
Bnotosatcx on behalf of Sir Giegor M'Gregor, who se-
itrally addressed the Bench on the part of their re-
ipective clients.
The CHAIRMAN, after commenting on the observa•
Lions of the Learned Gentlemen, ordered the defendant
tomer into his own recogniaances to keep the peace,
himself in 1,0001. and two sureties of 2501. each, and
give 24 hours' notice of bail.