Star.
London, England, 1827-09-19 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE IN faUGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The East of Roses. In Mew Marfolkatreet, from &Mob*
Park; Sir James Grahams, Bart. is Piecadilly,from Torialist
Capt. Howard, in Saville-row, from Paris ; Mrs. and Miss Ghaati
in Park-street, from Paris • Mt. Henry Butler, in Diaatetta,..
(lade, from Paris ; C. CoArlioes, Esq and the tlon, Mrs. Cd.
sohussn, at the *rages Hoed, Barnersotreet, Item their am.
&way Hall, Warringtoo ; CiMala Ditkvey std ItdT, at Am
from Brighton; Lord K Hay, at bkrot'a Notels‘Clifertfand Cork
&nits; the lion. I*. Ides. Mil the Misses HAI, at dirto;
Mrs. Ruxtros Fiexherbeet. Mrs. CutelliFe, and Mr. S. N. Talbot, at
Itsbetsoa's Hotel, frost Italy; 8s W. B. and lady Praetor, and
Farally, at the Bruasorteramsd, Jenninitrttl, Ifol3l Paris; Idr.
sat Mrs. Was. Gray, at ditto, from Oxford; James Stare, Raat
FILIIIOII% Hotel, St. Junes's-strati' from Paris; J, Quimin,
at ditto, front Paris; G. Stanton, Rm at ditto front Pads • hr.
and M. Harden, at ditto, from Kept; Mr. andNlrt. lima%
and Naar, at the British.Hatel, Jertnyn-street, from their mat ia
Hants; Captain Holmes, at ditto, from a tour; Mrs. %dualist
and Family., at Millet's Hotel. Jenny:sot:get, from a tour.
DEPARTURES.
The Hon. Mrs. Nesbitt. fr .ns Portman.sqsare for Tonkel*
Weßst. Earl sad Cesstess at Tankerville, kern droaaaaar.,",,
an a visit to the Earl and Catratess of Jersey, at Middletonaptit,
is Oxfordshire ; Sir Hairy Parnell, Ban. for Paris, sod thence m
Ptarquis• and Marchioness of Worcester, from Tart-plats,
on a tour; Mr. Was. Fitzhugh, foe Souttamptou; Wood Margo.,
for Cheltenhalu ; Colonel Gabriel, for Eposint Earl of Egmont.
for Epsom; Major Keith, for Ramsgate; Sir Lucas Pepys, We
Juniper Hall, near Dorking; Lady Robert Manners, lot Settee;
Ms. Henry Hoare, for Stoorhead; Lord Rivers, for itts rat,
Wham Lodge, Kest ; 'Mrs. sad the Misses Robins, from ha.
tagmwquare, for Brighton; Sir George Tally t, Rau. from
toor.eitreet, for the Continent ; the Earl of Ward, from Thomas',
11 Hotel, Berkeley-square, for his seat in Norfolk; L Gallagher, LI,
from Fentoa's Hotel, an a tour; J. Forbes, Esq. faun ditto, fir
I Paris, Colonel and Mrs. Gnawer, and 3. starter; F.* from its
Brunswick Hotel, for Paris ; Ronald Campbell, Sq. tram dins,
for Edinburgh; air' Marks Chad. Bart. and abs 'Flom Cap*
Tumour, from Is Hotel,Oxfordotreet, for likomma Cagle;
J. Woad, Eal..fraste • eat Naltbamptonshire; Cap:. lihrslwai
R. IL aid J. Marano, Rom ditte.ou a tour.
• *9g_i.
The. Duke and DOW* for Lemnington Spa, Bin
vrickddre, from Oldhielosa ; the Duke of Devonshire, from*
seat, Clam "amßeditro, for Doncaster; the ilarisi, sat
, ligosidamms se • for Morton, near Natty, Yotkobin;
IN tiad .Ifaislismip, from Madres6eld Court, %name, a

BRIGHTON. 8n.17.
Theltarquia of Atiestatry appears Inclined to make a stud
mine kegthwt 2864,4 mm is engaged for his Lorddlip rod
family, ou aftellkalifihemse. The Marquis of Thomond is sin
with us, a.** Inbememeession of • mansion In Regency-muse.
The Dean of Gloucester and family have removed from the
York Hotel, to a priiate residence to Regency-equare.
CHBLTENHAM, Sue. 17.
Ein Grace the Duke of WitIII.NOTOM is expected here is abe
days. The Marquis mad March/oasis of RAZTIR left as abut s
week duce; Willoughby House, which the Noble Harris al
ktarchioness occupied, was Immediately prepared fat Menem"
of Lady %wagoner, who arrived here ou Friday,
by Lady CLARK and suite, In three carriages and four. Lard
if gone to Ireland; but is shortly expected to return, and sstl
afterwards remain here with their Ladyships for some rne. big
Willoughby has very liberally subscribed to ail the Spas. lb
I Wu: of centrally has been greater for the last three weeks that it
any similar period during the season. The ireeklr balls. at *
Mast soda, Borsodas have in consequence bean attended by tea
MO dui Nobility gad Gummy every evening.
MitetiOamMre
HaTumturr Turarae.—The Melo.drarna of del
Goldsmith. with the new Comedy of Siding and Arkin
and-theliewmatre. nightly attract full and fashionst4
audiences to this favourite place ~f amusement; andi
Me may judge flora the applause they elicit, will cm
tissue to do to lot :he remainder of the season.

ANECDOTE OP Loan Catty BARON ALEXANDER...
Mr. Sheriff, the Governor of our county gaol, pi oceedd
lately to Sheffield, with a boy named Henry Tryht,
who had been tried at our last Assizes, together win
his brother William (both destitute lads), for stealing s
watch, the property of T. Plowman, at Penny Stratford,
Henry was acquitted; William was found guilty, aid
having been sentehced to seven years trainsportafwn,
lately. conveyed, to the receiving hulk at Chatham—
The boy Henry, not above 15 years of age, asd a rso
away apprentice, interested the feelings of the Leafed
Judge befote whom the caw was tried. Finding lei
Henry was disposed to remain with his brother whiffs
remained in gaol, bis Lordship made arrangements (esti
accommodation and improvement thet e; and ai ter ref
Mr. Sheriff four pounds to be laid out upon the isfr
has iince advisftl Mr. Sheriffm correspond witbqnsiell
master, who has been induced to re.admit him twill
service, and directed Mr. Sheriff 'e journey to Shelidir
in pursuance of that object, to be defrayed at his Lae
ship's ezpense.—Becks Chronicle.
The late General For, in his History of the Peeing&
War, says, that JOSEPH BONAPARTE bad egad, doe
to accept the crown of Spain, which it required all th.
skill of the EMPEROR to overcome., 01 JOSepti artirede
Bayonne t n the 7th of June, few hours after the Ps.'
Imulgation of Me decree which made him King of Sees
and the Indies. The: &mantra went to meet hits as'
yond the city gates, and took him into his carriage.?
There he cleaily and forcibly erp'ained the political is.
tere.ts by which Joav'a was called to thithrone'of Spells
He spoke to him of family interests, it well as of thee
which belonged to the country. i I may die,' said le:
MuzaT, who has a party in the army, LEVENS, nhvi
though young, has won the esteem of the natio.
will contend for my succemion before you re
arrive from the further end of Italy to enter ss
it. Tile crown of France must never go oat of oir
family. Your place is in Spain. There, in ca.e of se
misfortune, you will sneers< 41 me naturally, and wake'
obstacles. Besides, these

mtuortune, you win succe ame naturairy, am. 4
••••-:,
in &. obstacles. Besides, these arrangements will put sa a'' 'I
se the to our domestic quarrels. 1 give Naples to Lucill.
I
'acted This last circumstance touched the heart of Josent- 0' 111
felt as much tenderness for his. brother Lucian, obit
of the did reptignance for his brother-in-law MORAY. IVA. 01
ritz of carriage meanwhile entered the court yard d.f the Caw' P
when
dE;pernesdesdJonseETrom sat
,theattepandieduebybir..,:ber
id the case to Meet the '
:Kick; he entered ibestateremp.:lo g
aftM SpanishiAimmilees Were writivt for him Off& TOY
3/4110
ject
it bow tisk Isabel- lasenegned bin, avd greeted him ll
to be ibeir Sovereigns before he bid time earn to cooteitt
be so." .

triE ARMY.
anh al his Grace the Duke of Wattage roil.
Commander-in-Chief, held a Levee this day at the
Hone Guards. As early as twelve sielosk, the Levee
was attended by—
Lord Wisstar Berrrnsetto- •
General Sir Jour DOTIJI,
• Lieutenant-General Sir JonniPtilliti, •
Lieutenant-General Sir Bogart Vivian,
Liestenant.Georral Sir VfnAsala cocauftx.
Plakit-General Sit Corm Cantina,
lkiarnteheial SIP Caanintinat. Swim,
Major-Geneisl Maws?,
Maior-Oeneial Arniggibi,
Sir Joa'x Hatkst,
Sr JAM'S R. Cosurrob.
Sir Wig. Firribude, and about (drty other °facers.
Immediately alter the Levee the Duke of Wittman-
set off, in his travelling chariot and four, for
DMicaster Races.
Lard Firsawr So usse% as Military Secretary to the Commas.
‘ler.ln.Chief, went through hie. List yesterday. at his Gllce in the
Hone Guards. The follosideg. General, and lifty.erren other Of-
beers, transacted military busmen with his Lordship. vis.—Liest-
.tenant•Genetal Sir Rafane Donkln, 8.C.8. and O.C.H. Ideate-
nint.ch.nerai Byketiford, Major-General Bruce, Major-General
Stratton, Major-General Stevenson Barns, and the Memograble
Itlar-Creeeral King.
The depots of the 49th and sSth Regiments, nearly 1100 strong,
We ordered to Clutharn garrison to do duty.
The gth (Bast Norfolk) Regiment of Infantry, has received orders.
to proceed from Plymouth, for Liverpool.
The 14th (West Rises) Regiment of Foot, now stadoned at
Alandsester, Is under orders to Imaged.
It Detachment brimming to the 70th Regiment of Foot, marched
this morning from Westminster, for -Porumenth, on route to
Guernsey.
A Detachment belonging to the Ist Battalion of the 60th Rile
rap, marched this murelog from Westminster, for Portsmouth,
so route to Plymouth.
Two of the members of the id or Cunningham and Cumnock
Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. who had been Medina from the
Corps in consequence of absence from indigo& Stavin delayed to
roars their cicalae, and appeintmeste. after beteg respired to do
so, were called before etc Jounces of Ayr, at ebe instance of the
Coetuanding Lacer, and fined the one in double the value of his
appointments, and the other in the fell penalty of 101. sterling.
Poientourn, Sees. 17..—tiejer-Geocral air IMPS LYON has
reamed to head.quarters, and reseesed the eel laud of the Wes.
ova District. A magoileent wiese.toese lON the Mere of the
Royal Marine Artillery has jest been completed here. The site
has been admit ably chosen for air, sod dowbolding is a vestries&
meet to the principal street of the Garrison. The Lowe Hass
Amuses was pleased to approve of the plan.which has been carried
into elf.st since his Royal Highness's late visit here.
Vionisrscm, Saar Board to aseenain the military quell& '
Cations of candidates for the Adjutancles of the Royal Marines
has assemilled herr, consisting of that experienced veteran General'
Jana Dusees Comm, Sir JANIS Coeur:se, Paymaster of the
Royal Marines, god Mr. Caocag; they have judged of the respec-
tive merits of the several candidates. and given those the strongest
testimonials to the Loan limn Atones'. who have pleased them
best. Tenors appointments for Quarterntaster pawed the same
ordeal