Star.
London, England, 1826-10-21 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

The Marquis of Exeter has arrived as his seat, Eurieigh, froth a
tour.

Lord Stowell arrived yesterday at his house in Grafton-street,
Bond-street, from his seat in Bucks.

Lord Lyitedeek yesterday left Warren's Hotel, Regent-street,
for Brighton.
Mrs. Coutts arrived in tows en Thursday, from Brighton.
Mr. and Lady Caroline Capel yesterday left their brother, the
Duke of St. Alban's, in St. Jame, s-square, for Norfolk.
Arrivals at Fenton's New Hotel, St. James's-street :—The Hon.
Captain Blaney, from Brighton; Captain Devereux, from a tour.
Major George Johnson has left ditto for Ireland.
Mrs. Dorrien and C. Dorrien, Esq. arrived yesterday at Jordan's
Hotel, St. James's-street, front their seat in Sussex.

Major Webb arrived yesterday at Limmer's Hotel, from his vest,
Milfngd, House, Surrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Cummings arrived yesterday at Kirkham 's Hotel,
is Lower Brook-street, from their seat in Hens. Capt. Hawkins
left ditto, for Brighton: _

Miss Hesteth I;ft town yesterdat, for her seat, HiII Howie, near
Windsor.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sheppard has left Hatekett's Hotel, Dover.
street, Piccadilly, for Paris.
' Arrivals at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square:—General and
Mrs. Sablotosek from the Continent ; Mr. and Mrs. Wyndham,
from their seat in Norfolk ; Lord Muncaster and the Hon. Capt. H.
Ramsay, from Germany; the Hon. G. Petro, from Northampton.
Arrivals at Mi•art's Hotel, Lower Brook-Street:—The HOD. .
Mrs. and Miss Childers and family, from Henley-on-Thames; the
Rev. Eardley Childers.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel :—Mr. and Mrs. Champion, from
Blackwater ;D. Johnson, Esq. from Hertfordshire; Mr. and Mrs. •
Gott, from Hover; William Stewart, Esq. from Scotland. Depar-
tures from ditto :—Capt. Burton, R.N. on a tour; Major Williams,
to Brighton; Sir Alexander, Lady, and Miss Laurent, for Scotland.
Arrivals' at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork.
streets :Watson Taylor, Esq. M.P. from his seat near Devises;
Captain Harrison, frum a tour ; Bacon, Esq. from a tour. Dr.:.
partures from ditto :—Sir G. and Lady Way, for Kent ; the Rev..
Mr. Smyth, Mrs. Smyth and family, for ditto; E. Impey, Esq. for
Brighton; J. Blackburn, jun. Esq. on a tour.

GLASGOW, OCT. 19.

Carron Senteras.—lt is with deep regret we heir that the
cotton-spinners in general are striking, or preparing to strike, work.
By this proceeding many hundreds of people, who were only taken
into employment the other day, will be again thrown idle. These
infatuated people will, we muck fear, find, when they have struck
work, that their services will neither be so soon, nor so extensively
required, as they at present imagine. Fatal experience will teach
them that permanent prosperity has not yet returned to the trade
of this country.— colasgoto Courier.
The Relief Presbytery of Glasgow having sentenced the Rev:
James Turnbull, Calton, to be rebuked before his own congrega.
tion, for what they judged to be improper conduct; and having
appointed the Bev. W. Thomson to execute their 'entree, be, on
Sunday, after delivering an eloquent and impressive discourse, from
GaL vi. 1. called upon Mr. Turnbull to come forward and be re-
buked accordingly ; but he ( Mr. Turnbull) did not appear, as he is
so confident of innocence, that be will rather renounce all connec-
tion with every society, take his license from Heaven, and the wide
world for his meeting-house, than comply with it.—Glasgow Herold.
The Duke of LUMBERLANO arrived at Hanover on
the 4th instant from Berlin, on a visit to his Royal relations, the
Duke and Duchess of Cassaarooe. His Royal Highness was
present at the reviews of the Hanoverian troops, by the Duke of
Caesarea ;Ake Governor General of Hanover.
Sir HERBERT TAYLOR, Sir HENRY TOILREM, and
Sir RICHARD JACKSON, transacted Military business yesterday with
the Duke of Yoac.
The Earl and Countess of HAREdviIIT arrived in
town yesterday from Geneva, where his Lordship had been staying
for some months. The Nobli Earl returned to England by way
of Paris, and visited Lord Gaastvuaa and Mr. Secretary Cameo
during his stay there.
The Sicilian Minister transactedimsiness yesterday,
at the Seeretary of State's Office for Foreign Affairs.
Dispatches were sent off yesterday, from the Foreign
Office, to Mr. Secretary CANNING, at Paris.
A Board of the Lords of the Treasury was held yes-
terday, at the Treasury Chambers.
At the invitation of his I%lAitirrv, Sir WALTER Scesr
was to have the honour and pleasure of dining with the Now yes-
terday,
at Windsor.—Sir Warm &MT takes his departure for
Paris on Thursday next.
Mr. KERN.—We learn by the Gleniffer, which sailed
from Quebec on the 17th ultimo, and is arrived in the Clyde, that
a few nights previous to her sailing, as Mr.Kerat was performing in
the Theatre there, the part of Othdlo, and in the closing scene where
he stabs himself, as he exclaims—
" I took by the throat the uncircumcised dog,
And smote him—thus,"
he was so overcome by sudden indispodtion, that he dropt upon the
stage, from whence he was removed in the arms of the attendants.
It was understood on the following days that he continued danger-
ously illy—Cakdoxion Mercury.
THE ITINERANT Piraa.—Last night, Surrey-street,
131ackfriars-road, was surrounded by a vast assemblage of people of
every description anxious to gratify their curiosity to see him ; and
the epithet " That's die Gentleman Beggar," was buzzed about from
one to another with a visible interest. He performed some sprightly
Scotch airs in a very respectable style, and was followed by his
valet, who as cashier, fobbed a considerable weight of the copper
coin of the realm.

The comedy of Amphitryon is about to be produced
at Drury•lane, in order to exhibit Haaxar and Lamas as the two
Sagas, and thus avail themselves of the advantages offered by the
ditraordinary resemblance in voice, features, and penoo, which
.tuts between these two perfornsers.