Star.
London, England, 1826-11-11 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, NOVEMBZR 9.

In addition to the Nobility present at Mrs. Coutts's Entertain-
ment on the Marine Parade, on Tuesday evening, mentioned in a
former letter, were—.

Lords Sussex and Arthur Lennox (the brothers of the Duke of
Richmond), Lord Norreys, the Baroness de Rutzen, the Baroness
de Roebuck, the Marquis de Honorini, Ste.
Mrs. Coutts, with Lord and Lady Dudley Stewart, left us yes-
terday morning, to celebrate her birth-day in London on Saturday
next ; and, the day after, to return to her Marine Parade residence.
Her domestic establishment, and visiting guests, remain with us.

Sir R. and Lady Wilmot have take; -a
house in Queensberry-
place ; and Lord and Lady Dudley and Ward of another In Re-
gency-square. Sir H. Willoughby. and Sir J. and Lady M'Lean,
are arrived.

Lady Hyde Parker entertained a select dinner party at her Grand
Parade residence yesterday.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols have iemained steady, during the w►ole of tte morning.
at *Si for the Account, alternately buyers and sellers; and for
Money 821 to The business transacted has been of little conse-
quence, but the market has a firm appearance at present, although
there has been reports of disturbances in ScotlaoL
In the Foreign Market Mexicans maintain their price ; and Por-
tuguese Stock has improved ; in Colombia but little doing.

On the evening of the Birth-day of Her Royal High-
ness the Princess AVIITISTA, the house of Messrs. Jour' and Com-
pany, Chemists, Lower Brook-street, to her Royal Highness, was
tastefully illuminated.
The interior of the Houses of Lords and Commons
now exhibits a very grand appears:ft, and in the style of the recent
improvements, for the opening of the new Parliament, the most
splendid comfort, suitable accommodation, and delicate taste, are
so happily combined, that they cannot fall of being approved by the
old, and applauded by the new Members. The benches have been
newly cusWoned and covered with rich crimson velvet, beautifully
adorned with a corespooding fringe.
Salisbury Cathedral, in days of yore, had a very re-
spectable, though not extensive collection of relics. The number was
CH, classed under the four heads of Apostles, Martyrs, Confessors,
and Virgins. Among these were the breastbone of St. Eugenio.,
a jawbone of St. Stephen, a tooth of St. Ma-atria (a bad sound for
a tooth), another tooth of St. Anne, a toe of St. Mary Magdalen,
tise identical chain by which St. Catherine bound the devil, the
whisker of St. Peter, and the eyebrow of the Virgin.
The owner of one of the booths in the air, who gave
his name James Sanger, of Tisbury, Wilts, was sum-
moned before the Mayor of Weymouth, on onday, to
account for the possession of two children, exhibited by
him in the fair. These poor creatures were clothed in
seal skins, wore shell caps, and were represented as Es.
quimaux Indians ; they devoured raw flesh with great
avidity, rnfosing any other kind of food, and had every
appearance of-being trained for the purpose of exhibition.
The man said be received them about two months since,
from the Captain of a vessel, at Liverpool, to whom he
was to return them in the Spring. The Mayor ordered
the children to be taken to the workhouse, until an
answer be received from Liverpool, and if it is found
that they have been taken away against their will, or
cruelly treated, the man will be liable to punishment.
One of the bidders for the Devises turnpike tolls, on
Saturday list, very gravely entreated the Commissioners
to pause before they lent any further assistance towards
the improvements of the turnpike roads, by lowering the
hills, &c. as the great alterations that had already been
made rendered two horses only necessary where four
were formerly required. He stated that it would be
the means, if not speedily checked, of so reducing the
tolls as to ruin the persons who might take them.
A few days since, whilst a blacksmith, near the Half-
way House, Minster, Sheppy, was shoeing a colt, the
property of Mr. Cooke, surgeon, of Sheerness, the
animal reared and fell backwards into a sand-pit, by
which its neck was broken. Mr. C. had got the colt up
only' a few days to have it broken in, and was offered
461. for it on the day of the accident.
During the night of Monday, the 6th instant, some
villain entered the stable of Mr. Thomas Sutton, at
Hampton Farm, Braborne, and stole therefrom a hat,
three waggon whips, and cut off the manes and tails of
the horses in the stable. A reward is offered far the
apprehension of the miscreant who committed this
atrocious act.

The following following is an extract from a letter from Mi..
Orlando, one of the Greek Deputies, to a Member of
Parliament in London, dated Marseilles, October 31.
It appears from it, that, according to the last accounts
received, the prospects of the Greeks were assuming a
favourable aspect :
" The news from Greece is, in every respect, of a more favour-
able nature than heretofore. Letters, which I received yesterday,
bearing date the 29th of Sept. state, that the Turkish fleet were at
Mitylene ; that of the Greeks at Samos, which place the former have
attempted to possess themselves of, but have been successfully repuls-
ed. They may now be considered in a state of inactivity—quite
hers de baktille. In reference to Ibrahim Puha, he is represented
to be in a similar situation ; his father had remitted him stores and
provisions for this year, but was totally unable to supply him with
his most important want—namely, troops. Our hopes are, conse-
quently, in some measure flattering. General Boyer, with about
twenty of his officers, have arrived here ; they are. for the present.
at the Lazzaret. I also find that one of the steam vessels, the
Perseverance, With Captain Hastings, had arrived at Napoli di
Romania. Upon the whole, fortune at present smiles upon us •
and should she still be propitious in our behalf. this year will, in ai
probability, restore liberty and independence to Greece."
HATTON-GARDEN (THIS morning,Johts
Cousins, the driver of the cabriolet No. 99, was charged with being
drunk, and exacting more than his legal fare from Signor Deenshaw
Franscu, a Gentleman residing at No. 12, Devonshire-street, Queen-
' square on the 7th inst. The complainant stated, that on the day
named in the summons, he hired the defendant's cabriolet, at the
stand In Holborn, opposite Chancery-lane, to convey him a dis-
tance of two miles. On getting into tin vehicle be discovered
that the defendant was very much in liquir, and drove in that
careless manner, that he expected every nutmeat the cabriolet would
be overturned ; be expostulated with him, but he paid no attention,
and continued to drive to the great danger of his (complainant's)
life and to those of the passengers. On alighting, he was ashed his
fare? upon which he demanded Its. 4d. and which he insisted was
his legal charge. The complainant told him the distance was only
two miles, consequently his fare could be only ls. 4d. but the de-
fendant would not listen to anything he said, and the 4s. 41. was
paid him and he was now brought forward to answer for his con-
duct.—The defendant admitted he was drunk, and did not know
what be did; be hoped the Magistrate would be lenient towards
him.—He was ordered to pay 10s. fine, and ss. costs, which be did,
and was discharged.
A tailor having set Op his carriage, asked FOOTS for
a motto? " Tnere is one from Harriet." said the wit,
" that will match you to a button-hole—' List, list!
oh list!'"

THE ARMY.

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The First Divison of the 22d Infantry, embarked on the 4th
instant on board the Kains transport at Cork for Jamaica.
Detachments of Irish Recruits arrived in town yesterday front
Bristol, and received orders to embark on hoard a steam vessel in
the River, for Gravesend, on route to join their respective corps and
depots, at Chatham and Canterbury. A Detachment belonging to
the 36th Regiment of Foot has received orders to march from West.
Winter for Hell.

The Headquarters of the 72d or Albany Highlanders, are now
in Lalldooderry.
, Major Nicosts, an old and gallant Officer, was lately brought to
a Court Martial, at Kingston, in Jamaica, on charges laid against
him by sane black soldiers, and most honourably acquitted. The
Court consisted of the unlermentioned. Officers, viz.—Listit.-Col.
Janes Powsa Royal Artillery, President ; Major J. Lammas, :SU
Regiment; Majori R. WINCIICSTIR• 92d Regiment • Captain It. G.
Levi:R.s,olst Regiment ; Capt. J It. Cocraitrinea,
Prelrious to the embarkation of the 22d Regiment for the West
Indies. that distinguished corps the 37th Infantry, 341 Dragoon
Guards, and a brigade of Artillery from Balliocollig, were reviewed
on Thursday in the large exercise field, rear of the Barracks, Cutki
by General Sir Giotto' Btmonsx.
The lst division of the 22d Regiment were to embark at Cork
yesterday for the West Indies.

GOVERNMENT HOUSE, JRRSEY, Gemara 7.
GENERAL ORDERS." It having been represented to 314j0t
General Sir Clam Ha Litter, that the depots of the 64th and 67th
Regiments, under the direction of Lieut.-Colonel FCAaON, rendered
limy material assistance, in keeping order and extinguishing the
fire which broke out last night in Halkett place.
1' Lient.-Colonel FICARON will be pleased to accept the Major
General's sinxere thanks, and convey the same to the Cfficers, non-
commissioned Officer!, and privates, for their praiseworthy conduct
on this occasion. And Major General Sir Comm FIALK ITT fells
great pleasure in noticing thus pulfficly the conspicuous exertions of
Lieu:enact Acntaxer, Royal navy, and Lieutenant liaiwatizs,
Royal Artillery, who will also be pleased to receive the Nlaior
General's best thanks. " R. FItASER, Putt 3lajor."