Star.
London, England, 1828-09-09 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, SEPTZMiIIt 7.

Mr. Secretary Pau. has a house engaged, in Omni.
wick Terrace, fur several months; the Right Hon.Ges-
denten at present, though his family remains with at,
is on a visit to the Doke of WaLLINGTOS. at Strath.
fieldsay, and enjoying the seasonable diversion of shoot-
ing, but his return will be looked for in a day or two.
The Duchess of NSWCASTLE. and the venerable Earl ti
Harenlmam far a lengthened sojourn, are occupying
a house on the Steyne.
The Marchioness of Downtime and suite are er•
pected to take possession of their engaged apartments
at the Royal York Hotel, this evening. The two sons
of Lord and Lady GRAXVILLE, with their tutor, ar-
rived at that house from Dieppe, on Friday ; his Lord.
ship and Lady were at that time pursuing the route to
England by Calais and Dover, and are circled to be
with us by Tuesday or Wednesday.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Raul:La and
family are occupying a house on Brunswick Terrace. A
mansion in the same neighbourhood is taken for the
Marquis of Connwaswe and family.
The Eclipse steam-packet, with upwards of forty
passengers, four horses belonging to Mr. Housaye, and
a carriage or two. swept from the Chain-pier, tot the
opposite coast. yesterday.
The Baron Ferdinand de Reiboldt, a Privy Cone.
cillor to the King of Saxony, and a Saxon Senator,
Mons. F. Jusr,were landed here from the Talbot packet,
which bad left Dieppe about ten bouts previously,
on Friday.
Sir Thomas Bainbridge, attached to the British En-
bath,' at Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Price and family, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Kemble, rf Thespian notoriety, uc
among our last departures fur France.
Lord and Lady Ashtown ate remaining at the Al.
bins ; Lady Otway and family, from the King's road,
are removed to Regency-square; Mr. and Mrs. Burnett
and family are returned to the Rock House; and the
Earl of Shaftesbury, Lidy A. Cooper, the Marchioness
of Lothian. the Earl and Countess of lklawarr, Lord
llrome, and the Hon. Miss Grant, add to the gaietiesof
Worthing.
The Steyne and Cliff Promenades have been name-
randy and brilliantly resorted to this afternoon; the
band of the 10th Royal Hussars increased the attraction
of the latter.
Tug Tnaarat.—Last night a new singer, a Mr.
Tempktown, who had been playing a night or mno
previously, with considerable success, Hawthorn,
Love in a Maze. was the chief magnet. as 13drdk,
the petit musical drama of Rosin", and in which has
reception was again in every way favourable. /Num.
on this occasion, was charmingly sustained by. MI"
M GUA " Whilst with village maids I stray, so
delightfully sung by hers and merited the simultane or
encore it received. The House was pretty well Aim."'"
with a good sprinkling of fashion in the bons.

A Frenchman being troubled with the goat. w 36
asked what difference there was between that and the rheetestio:
" One very great difference," replied Monsieur. "Prfe"
take one vise yon put your finger in, you turn de scree ttli yes
.
bear him no longer—dot is &rheumatism—den 'spore you lire
one turn more—dal is detest."
A celebrated epicure, who had hired a new Oa:
made a singular demand on a very respectable Fire Ace. in utwcb
be was Insured. The cook, by carelessness, or want of skill in
os
los
profession, entirely spoiled a dinner he was ordered to ping'
a large party. The modern Ileliogabalus made applicali"" lut
tkirtypeunds, the value of goads damaged by fire um kis premises.
When Ihstotan (author of the Foundlivoi the twat,
ace.) was manager of the Bath Theatre, his boa keeper am! 11
a member of the orchestra, agreed one evening to ilisguiw tint;
selves in grotesque dresses for the amusement of a snug WM..
was then remarked that the boz.keeper looked like the Jacs
ayes, but P— wittily observed, he more nearly resenoksi
Snare If Mamma (Dimond's).
The first visit nidemoiselleCLAlnoripaid VoLTAIPr:
she threw herself at his feet, exclaiming, in the words of .tows,'.:
"Oh my protecting god!" Voaratae, somewhat astontstm:.
tk.°
sn knees before her. and said, gravely," Now that we so
on a level, bow are you r