Star.
London, England, 1826-01-04 00:00:00

FASHION A BLI& INTELLIGENCE.

The Karl of Chesterfield arrived yesterday at his house in South
Audker.streer, from his seat, Bradley HAIL Derbyshire.
, Lord Hervey arrived in town Mt Monday, from rekwanh
Park, Suffolk.
C. P. Thong),lon, Esq stilted yeetti,day at his house in St.
James's-place, ham Bedfordshire.
The Marquis of Camden Left town prOtetday, for his seat, the
Wilderness, Kent.

James Daly, Esq. M. P. Mrs. Daly. and family, have urived at
Milli Hotel, Jermyn-street. from Tnnhridgs Wells.
Sir James Graham, Bart. trrtved yesterday at Jordan's Hotel,
St. James sitr..et, from a tour.

Departures from the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street
William and Lady Rambold and family for Mr. Dighy's seat, in
Ames ; and Nirs. IliKe and H. Rice R‘q. for their seat near Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. Beis.artived yesterday at Read's Hotel, Lower
Groseenor.street,from 'their seat, Bayfield Hall, Norfdlk ; Mrs.
nuffield, from a tour.

Captain and Mrs. Fearon left trims yesterday, for Bath.
Count Woronzow has left town far the Bari of Perubroke's seat,
Wilton House, Writs.
Arrivals at the Bath Hotel. Asiineton.street :—Mr. and Mr,.
Warren, from Hants; Major and Mrs Storey, from the Continent.
Departures: Mr. Mrs. and Mies Rrtnaa ; Mrs. and Misr Hamil-
ton, fee dads seat, Kent ; Mr. and Mn. Oakley, for Barks; Sir
thigh Palliser, far Bath.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived in Torbay, Ringdove, Doosamt, from Newfoundland.
At Dartmouth, the Hope, WILLIAM, from Newfoundland.
Off Holyhead, the Silas Richards, •—m—, from New York, in
days.

The. Tbettoed,Roxita turf, frost Hell to Rottordsts; was stranded
a Walcheren, 114th ult. Crew saved.
The Mercurius, GOLIBRAIMCM, from St. Übe's, was abandoned
ay the crew on the 4th nit. if Jutland.
The Thames, Batiste, from Rigs to London, was wrecked on
Gothiand, about the sth tilt. Most of the cargo damaged.
FALMOVTR. LIN. S.—Wind S. strong hrecses.—No arrivals.
Poatsstoirro, Jas. 3.—Wind It. blowing hard.—Arrived the
Canadian, —, from Quebec—blowing so bard, could not learn
the Master's name ; Alliance, Semvax, from Weymouth ; and the
Hope transport, from Cowes, flailed the Clydesdale, Rosa, for
Madras and Bengal; Ida, Pankow, foe Jamaica; Arno, Yousa,
for Leghorn ; Caroline,—, for the Brains; and the whole of the
outwardisbound, except the Helme, for Hydra.
Cowes`, Jaw. S.—Arrived the Indus, MORIARTY, from Pedant,
for orders—sailed Ist September.
MAL, Jaw. 3.—Wind S.S.S.—Paced through from the River,
the Nassau, TIMIATNII. and Prince of Saxe Coburg, TRINIA TIM
for St. Michael's; Britannia, Chow, for Bdboa ; Caledonia,
Watonmon. for Malaga ; and the Perseverance, SIMS, from Yar-
mouth for Si. Michael's. The Admiral Cockburn, from Batavia
for Rotterdam, and Palates. for. Lisbon, remain.

' Sosit.t.v. Dies. g7.—Tbe late heavy gales have occasioned loss to
many who are 111 prepared to sustain it. Same houses hive been
partially stripped of their thatch ; several large boats have been
driven on shore. having either parted their chains or broken their
anchors • and one (the Elizabeth, of ,St. Manin's) went down at
her moorings, with loss of the greater part of her materials,ate.

Last night, Lieuren4nt La /110, a his Majesty's. loth
Regiment, arrived at the Foreign-Office, Down;:ig-street, bearing
dispatches for Mr. Secretary CANNING, front Mr. WALD, at,
Mexico. to the 14th of October. These dispatches were forwarded
to the British Consulate at Now York, on the 7th ult. by his
Majesty's sloop of war PYLADES, Captain Hlr L.. which left Vera
Cruz on the 43d of October, at which time the Castle of San
Juan de Oka still held 6qt.
Yesterday afternn-n, at three o'clock, a Caltlnet
Council was held at the Foreign (fix. Downing-street, which sac
n close deliberation till a quarter before five o'clock. There were
present the Earl of Lavearoos, Mr. Secretary Part., Mr. Secretary
Ca /WPM, Lord Valti.ZY, &e. The LORD Una NCILI.OII was pre-
vented.from attending by indisposition, having been confined to his
house for several days past. Tha •Earl of i.svearnot and Mr.
Secretary CANNING rode to London on horseback. from the Noble
Earl's seat at Cnombe Wood, Surrey, yesterday morning, 'nd
arrived in town about two o'clock, to attend the Council at three.
At the braking up of the Cabinet Connell, the Karl of Lrezarsoi.
kit tows ma his 'stern to Coombe Wood. Mr. Secretary Pan
arrived in town on Monday night from Brighton, to attend the
Cabinet Council yesterday.
Tux KING —Yesterday afternoon the KING left the
Royal Lodge, in his pony phaeton, for as airing, visited Cran-
bourn, and returned through Sandpit Gate.
The. Duke of BEDFORD it perlectly recovere 1 from
his late alarming illness.
The birth-day of the Earl of LONSDA Ls, on Thursday
last, was celebrated in Carlisle by a public dinner.
Dispatches were received yesteiday, at the Colonial
Office, from General Lord C. IL Scariest; at the Cape of Good

Hope.
Dispatches were also received, yesterday, at the Co-
lonial Office, from Lieut.-General Sir G. L. Coss, G.C.D. at the
Mauritius.

The LORD CHANCELLOR of Ireland and Lady MAW.
wafts, left Lord Clammiest's on Friday, on a visit to Lougheuottr
Castle, the hospitable mansion of Viscount. Golly.
The Right llon lIENRY GouLawarr and Captain
Swim are arrived in Dublin.
BENJAMIN BUM Esq. hal been appointed Clerk di
the Crown for the Province of Connaught, vacant by the drub of
Maui ItE FITZGERALD, Esq.
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His Majesty the Emperor of AUSTRIA has ordered
a Court Mourning for the death of the Rmperor Assirausitit, for
fire weeks, from the 21Id December, 1825, to the 25th of J.usuary
1836, Inclusive.

The Margui% of T Avisvocx,Lird WILLIAM and Lord
JOHN 1tC45.1.1.. 11.4.1 StVeral Noblemen, enjoyed a fine day's sport .011
shooting, at Wobtirn, on Wednesday ...aright. Upwards 0(200
head of game were killed.
Prince CORM), Prince POLIOKAC, and a party of
Engl sb Noblemen and Gentlemen, visited Earl Vastrcau lastweek.
On Friday there was a grand• battn among the pbeasauts in his
Lor4ship's preserves at Gorahmbury.
MINING ISTELLIOICNCB.—Quantity of copper ore
sold 5,194 tons. Average produce, 71. Quantity of fine copper,
529 tons 3 cwt. Antouut of sale, 111,6151. Is. id. Average
standard, 1191.
Monday, a carter in the employ of Mr. Maynard, of
the East India Dock, slipped down under the wheel of
his own cart, as it was passing through Ropemakers
Fields, and was crushed to death. He has left a young
family to deplore'his loss.
British citizens are repairing the roads, establishing
mail coaches, and other useful means of promoting
wealth, in Portugal.
Friday evening, the holm of Mrs. Hall, of Smith-
street, Lambeth, was broken into between eight and
nine o'clock, during the absence cf the inmates. 'The
thieves ransacked the house of a variety of property,
and amongst other things carried off a new carpet,
which they must have had some difficulty in taking up,
by the removal of chairs and tables.
The pillars of Hadrian, at Athens, which are supposed
to be the remains of Jupiter Olympus, are etch six feet
in diameter, and sixty feet in height. Such indeed is
their extraordinary size,when compared with the relative
proportion of any other architectural pillars to natural
objects, that in every represeination of them hitherto
engraven, where figures of living beings have been in-
troduced by the artists to afford a scale for their di-
, men ions, the design has been frustrated by the reluc-
, tante of the engraver to represent these figures on a
scale sufficiently diminutive.