Star.
London, England, 1827-11-07 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Doke of CIA stataca came to to* n yesterday
siontioe, front his seat in Bushy Park. His Royal Highness traps
acted business at the Admiralty during the whole of the day, and
afterwards returned to Bushy.

The Earl of Motes- and the Cnamicettem of the FActurnuaa
visited Viscoont GOP/MUCH yesterday. at his residence in Down-
ing-street. The Commissioners appointed under the Parliamen-
tary Grant for the ineprovensams at Windsor Castle, 644 a meet-
ing with the Noble Viscount yesterday.
The Marquis of Lattanown came to town yesterday morning
from his seat at Bow-wood, Wiltddre.
The Cuatcn.wa of the giCIIIQOIII arrived at his residence in
Downing.srree, yesterday morning, frown his seat at Montreal.
The Marquis of huotnsar visited the Earl of DODLIT yens,-
day, at the Dace of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
The Mess of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Antis to
his Majesty, dined together at the Freemasons Terern en Monday.

A Meeting was held yesterday at John's Car e
Huuse, which was very numetously attended by Met•
chants interested in the Levant Trade. The tirker was
to tesAve on the best means to be adopted tespecting
the atrocious piracies lately committed by Greek Na-
tional and other cruisers. It was resolved, that a
Committee be named to ch aw up Resolutions, and that
they be inttructed to wait on his Majetty's Gov. fitment
to segment the estent of the evil ccimplained of.
The deptes,ing effects of the Sirocco of the Levant
can only be conceived by those who have suffe el from
them-s-the unwonted dullness with which it uretcasts
even the most tattier mind ; the de. p-drawn sighs it
• ill elicit ; and if there be one melancholy :eelaig a hich
presses on the hint more heavily than another. the
ample development which it enjoys during the prem.
knee of this enervating breeze. It seldom, however.
blows with force; it is rather an cabal/thin than a wind.
It scarcely moves the leaves around the traveller, but
it sinks heavily and damply in hit heart. A stranger
is at first unaware of the cause of the mental misery he
endures; his temper sours as his spit its sink; every per-
son, and every circumstance, annoys him ; it affects
even his dreams, and sleep itself is not a refuge horn
querulous peevishness; every motion is an irritating
exertion, and he trudges along in &content and un-
happiness, sighing, and thinking of home, and attempt-
ing to philosophise on the arrant folly that could induce
him to leave England for an hour, to cone to such a
dismal,miscrable,uninteresting banishment as tbeLevant.
CRANIMNI; CB/Mt.—The difficulties in the way of
the disfranddeensent of the Chem have been overcome; sod the re-

Intake notice bu been given to obtain an Act of Parliament for its
enclosure. Thus will many thousand acres of excellent land be
biztibt into cultivation, and the friends of Lord Knees be able to
a meet abundant supply of venhaa. It has been su6gested,
that if a clause wield be Inserted in the bill for securing to every
cottager in the Chase, half an acre of laud at a moderate rental, it
wield be the means of breaking up the liabk of poaching.

PlGrov-Sram.tas, Btc.—lt may not be generally
known, but it is by tine 7thaad Bth G2O. IV. cap. 29,
sec. pi (called Mr. races Act, passed last Sessions
of Parliament) tnacied, that if any person shall un-
lawfully and wilfully kill, wound, or take any house-
dove, or pigeon, under' such circumstances as shall
amount to larceny at.common law: every such offender.
being convicted thereof before a justice •of the peace,
shall forfeit and pay, over and above the value of the
bird, any sum not exceeding two pounds.
The clothing trade at Frome is tepresented as very
bri,k in superfine cloths, which have taken the place
..f the coarse trade. The consequence is that where
100 packs of• English wool were heretofore used to
ten of foreign, 100 of the latter are now consumed
to ten of the former.

•' Lying (says MONTAGUI4 is indeed a scoundrel vice.
We are men only, and are connected o•.e with the other
only by the gift of spee.h. If we did but consider the
enormity and pernicious effects ut this •ice• we should
condemn a liar to drub oftener than most other cri-
minal

HCNRY the FOURTH of FAAItC/1, while approaching
the altar one day to receive the Sacrament, a Nobleman tell at his
feet to solicit the pardon of eirknd who had been found guilty of
some heinous clime. "G. t up, Sir,' said the Kum, with a stern
look, " and cease to importune ow. lam astonished bow you can
(Lae to make this request to me, at a time when you see that I am
preparing to protest before Goo, tliat I will ever do justice, and to
entreat his pardon for not basing always done it."

Dr.Joutatou said one day, in talking of the difference
between an English and a Scotch education, that if from the fist
be ami. not COM! out a scholar, he was fit for nothing at all ; whereas,
is the other, a boy is always taught something that Is time to him ;
and be who Is not able to read a page of Tay, wig be ebb an
become a surveyor, a carpenter, or to lay out a garden.

Among the rebellions chiefs who have submittt'd OP
Futomants, is General Save-aUs ; alto we would re,
commend the Spanish Monarch immediately to appoint
his Minivter of Finance.

Uppingham (Rutland) statute fair was revived on the
26th ultimo, alter a lapse of nineteen years. Many
hirings took Place. •

• A few days ago, the Hon. CECIL JENICINSON visited
Butted Flare, in Sussex. to inspect the extensive im-
provements carrying on there, which give cons'ant em-
ployment to 170 men, and, to complete them, it is said,
will require an expenditure of between 20 and 300001.
and of ciurse cause a considerable circulation of meaty
in that neighbourhood.
The Opera rf the Devils Bridge, with Mr. 13 RANAllet
music, originally repress flied at the Lyceum, is about
to be revived at Drury t also the late Mr. Cores Opera
of the Pirates, with Broaaces music.

In Eng!aril and in Italy the actor or actress whom
the public applauds makes a buw. In Germany this is
carried to perfection ; the person applauded approaches
ihe font lights, turns up his eyes, heaves his breast, pro-
nnunces a discourse, and lays his hand on his heart.—
Al er which the reptebentation continues.--Fars! de
LOhdres.

Saturday night the Theatre at Brighton was laudably
devoted to a play for the benefit of the Spanish and
Italian refugees. The House was crowded, and among
the audience were several Noblemen and other persons
of distinction. The receipts were considerable.
The Kilkenny Moderator says--.. Notice has j rist Lined
front our Excite-office, apprising the public that no
perm. t can be granted for the removal of tobacco,
the growth of this country, and 'that article is limb e to
seizure and condemnation if found, either in being re-.
moved,or crothepiemiser of any dealer or'nianuf acturer,
or at removed out of lbw possession of thegrower.As
the geowth eliqholsacco-laris now become very general.
'we havethrhight itiightiogoard the cultivators against
the penal somegarences Of making it an 'article of traffic.

FASItIoN A BLE ANTELLIGEN.:.z.
ARRIPALS. •
, Major and Mr... Casaba's, la AIM mark-street, from Patti; )I„
trod Sliw Finch, in Part-street, lions Chatteabsal capita ;4,
Mfg Nesbitt, in Grams-street, Pori-hoe, from Newmarket;
siar.
jor Maxwell, le PaLotalt, from •Lyrne Regis, is Dormtakies.
Wet. Bootee; Ka* alld Wih. Atleille/ldes #01: In din Palata,r4
from a tour is Germany ; Mr. and Mn. Maitland, in Ilmok.strest,'
flan Holland; Captain and Mrs. Ripley, in atilielhatfret, Bed,
k7.4qtmee, Iron the Cietinent ; the Duchess of Hamihon ond La*
Simon Doisghli it Tkoli" Hotel, &r square,
frga
Paris ; General and Mrs. Sahlisakoilk it ditto, front Park ; G. Harti
Esq. at ditto, front tone ; the Mahan dr ilnebstgla,,es A, s
Roxburgh, Mrs. Green, and Sakes at the Hyde Put Him Roe
Park-place, front Flews, Scotland , the Rev. Arc Pte4
ot ditto, from Loogbnpe ; Colonel Clayton, at ditto, from I
oa A. Gham, Req. at ditto, from s tour; Admiral Norm, at die
Stratford Hotel, Oxferd.street ; H. L Goble, Eq. at 0,0.6041
Sussex; Colonel Horner, Mrs. Homer, aid F.milf, ai Nri,„.4
Hotels, Clifford and Cork.streets, hunt Scotland ; aim ;‘,„; siks
Wallace, ot ditto; Robert Colqaboolll/2.Esq. at the Burliast„,, Had,
Old Burlington and Cork.ure.:ti, from Path; Cronin Rams,
E.q. at ditto, from a toot ; Sr Edward and Lady Tacker, le yu,
dons 's Hotel, Oilord.street, front Cheltenham; Samml Poem;
Esq. at ditto, from York ; J. Liddell, Esq, at ditto, tram a :ow.
DRPARTURP.S.

General Howottla, for Banssead Downs; Mr.GwenWilgast,A
Temple Horse, Great Marlow; Major and Mrs. lisgbes,for pair;
Captain and Mrs. Coot-may, fur the Parade, Bath ; sr.
Montague, for Sandleford Priory; Mrs. John Dent, Goat the irk
of Wight to Lyinington, in Hampshire ; air Claude Senn, forges*
Lytchett ; Sir T. Proctor, for Linsley vied; M.jor Derain, tor
Bath ; the Duke of Mancheeter, from the Clarendon Had, Saul.
Nutt, for Ms seat lUndsoiton Castle; Mr. and Mrs. East,
fnsw
the London Hotel, Albemarle-stews, for their seat in Berlitkirt ;
the .Comatess of Aboyae, front Scaife's Hotel, lawrr &We.
street, for Oak Bank ; the Hon. Lady Charlotte Gordan, firs dins,
for OA Bank ; R. C. Riwes, Esq. Mrs. Elwes, ao Family, from
ditto; the Rev. Algernon Payton, Mrs. Paytuo, and Nadi, from
ditto; Mrs. De Laney Barclay, from ditto, for Sittiugbouro Lady;
Miss Kerrich, front ditto ; W. B. Atkins, Fay, lira. Atkins, aad
Family, from ditto; F. R. B. Cave, Est Mn. Cne,and Tamar,
from ditto; Mr. and the Misses Wilmot, from ditto, fur Brighton;
Lady Malcolm, from ditto, for Easthoutn ; Viscount Bunt!, from
ditto, for 'I horesby Park; Mr. and lira Wells, front ditto, for
iinglefield Green ; Lord Gardner, from Nerot's Hotels; Mathew
FA* Mrs. and Miss Willa, and Friends, from ditto, for
Paris; I. Underwood, Rs+ and Friends, from ditto; ibe
Captain Westenra, from Hatchett's Hotel, Down-street, Pica.
dilly, for Ireland; Sir Charles Payne, Bart. and Lady Payue, hen
ditto, ter weTbridge; Captain and Mrs, Hassey, from dins, for
Clifton ; Sir Paul Begot, Bart. from ditto ; Sr Nisbet Wilke/or.
Bart. from ditto; Arehdeacon Davies, front ditto, far Bream;
Colonel Tucker, from ditto, for Dover; the Hos. Francis Byre.
from Read's Hotel, Lower Groomer street, for Patio ; J. Gahm,
Esq. from ditto, for Paris; the Rev. 3. H. and Mrs. Sulk, trio
Tbonsas's Hoed, for Cheltenham ; T. Gases:dine, Fag. her Ike
Burlington Hotel, for the Continent ; T. Gaut**, Rag. jumbos
ditto, for the Continent; D. Borges, Esq. from ditto, for Inlaid.