Star.
London, England, 1820-09-05 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES.

Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Bart. to Ms seat, Normantos Park,
Lincolnshire.
Sir T. B. Pechell, Bart. to Ms seat, Aldwick Cottage, Chi-
chester.

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G. H. Pennant, Esq. M.P. to kis seat, Penrbyn Castle, Car-
narvonshire, North Wales.
William Manning, Esq. M.P. to his seat, Combe Bank, near
Sevenoaks, Kent.

Lady It: Manners, to her seat, Melton, Leicestershire.
From Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street :--.Admiral Wells,
to his seat in Sussex.

Sir Charles Flint, to his seat, Broadsworth Hall, Yorkshire.
Dowager Lady Limon, fur Tunbridge Wells.
From the Castle, Salt-hill :—Mr. and Mrs. Coutts and suite,
for Bath ; the Marchioness of Bute, Lady Frances and ward
Dudley Stuart, for Petersham; the Countess of Guildford, and
Ladies Susan and Georgina North, for London.

Sir WALTER STIRLING gave a grand dinner yes-
terday, at his house in Pall-Mall, to the
Marqubses of Queensberry and Tweedale ; Earl of Me, Lords
Duncan, Beauchamp, Belhaven, Glenwelty, and W. Lennox ;
Sir W. Mot, the Lord Mayor, Sir C. Flower, &c.
Latwaszcc REYNOLDS, Esq. gave on Tuesday last
an elegant dejeune, at his seat of Paxton Hall, in,
Huntingdonshire ; after which, the party of Ladies
and Gentlemen, attended with music, made an aqua.
tic excursion en the silver streams of the river Ouze,
and were soon after joined by another elegant assem-
blage from the seat of GEORGE Tnoattutu., Esq.
and enjoyed together a delightful sail; they then
landed at Huntingdon, and after partaking of a
sumptuous dinner in the assembly room in the Town-
hall, proceeded in the evening to the Theatre.
Melksham Spa undress balls are this season nume-
rously attended: the last formed a select assemblage
of beauty and fashion. The company, after taking
tea and coffee, commenced a series of quadrilles and
country dances, with great spirit, until eleven o'clock,
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when the ball closed for the evening.
Lincoln's Inn-fields, which is the most extensive
and best laid out square in the metropolis, in respect
to its plantations, is shortly to receive that improve-
flient which it has so long wanted, to make it one of
'the most complete quadrangles in Europe, by the re-
moval of the old pavement without the enclosure,
and repaving both the foot and carriage ways in the
modern style, instead of with the old stones, in use
full half a century ago.
The Proprietor of the Haymarket Theatre has.en-
gaged Mr. BRAHAM for a limited number of nights;
and we understand that he makes his first appear-
ance in the Opera of Guy Mannering, on Monday.
HENRY JOHNSTON, late of Drury-Lane,,is at this
time tc tragic hero of the Derby Theatre, where he
is engaged to perform for a few evenings.
At the bottom of a wood belonging to WM. Tait-
TON, Esq. of Knowlton, in Flintshire, is a rill of water
which empties itself into the river Dee ; and when a
person strides across it he is in the kingdom of Eng-
land and the principality of Wales, in the provinces
of Canterbury and York, and the dioceses of Chester,
Litchfield, and Coventry, in the counties of Flint and
Salop, in two different parishes, in two hundreds, in
two townships, and in 'the grounds of Mr. TURTON
and his neighbours.