Star.
London, England, 1827-09-05 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duchna of CI-assume visited Prince Lroroms yesterday
morning, at bis residence at Claremont. The Royal Duchess re-
turned to her sea in Busby Park in the afternoon.
The Duke of CLaszatca came to town yesterday morning, and
transacted business at the Admiralty.

Mr. flummox transacted business at the Colonial Office yes.
terday for the first time, as Secretary of State for the C.,lonia'
Department. Mr. WILDIOT-HORTO/4 and Mr. Hay, the Under
Secretaries of the Department, bad interviews with the Wed
Hon. Gentleman.

A Board of the Lorda of the Treasury was held yesterday at
the Treasury Chambers.
Mr. FRANICLAND Lawn bad an interview yesterday morning
with Viscount Gonzalo&

Mr. CALCILA re visited Viscount GODZSICK on Monday.
Viscount DVDLIIT and Wass came to town yesterday morning.
His Lordship transacted business at the Foreign Office, with the
Ambassador from the Netherlands and the Sardinian Minister.

The Right Hue. Sir Caw'Las Swat:, and the Right lion.
Vane FITS/311AL% visited Viscount Gonzalez yesterday.

FASHIONABLE IN fELLIGENCE.

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ARRIVALS.

Lord Deerhurst, in Piccadilly; General and Mrs. Gordon, in
the Regent-street ; Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, in Brook-street, from
Tunbridge Wells; Earl and Countess of Darlington, and Family,
at their house in St. James s.square, from the Continent; the Earl
of Dartmouth, at his seat, Sandou Hall, Staffordshire, ram a tour;
Lord F. Gower, at Edinburgh, from Dunbar Castle; Home Sum-
ner, Req. and the Rev. H. Sumner, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-
st►eet, front Surrey; Mr. and Mrs. Ball, and Family, at the Lon.
don Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Dublin ; Major Wildman, at
ditto, from Paris; the Rey. J. Jennings, at ditto, from Heru ; Mita I
Taylor, at Eills's Hotel, St. James's-street, from Ripley, Surrey;
Sir Charles Chad, Bart. and the Hon. Captain Tumour, at Fla-
dong's Hotel, thford-street, from Brownsea Castle; Mr. and Mrs.
Ingram, and Family, at ditto, from the Continent; M. Palmer,
Esq. and Mrs. Convey, at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street,
from Tunbridge Wells ; Mr. and Mrs. J. Gaskell, and Family, at
ditto, from their seat in Yorkshire; George Hawkins) Est at
ditto, frees Hertfordshire.

DEPARTURES.

Lord Montfort, for Suffolk; Mr. de Is Fitte, for Ramsgate • Sir
Thomas Ormsby, Bart. for Colchester; Major and Mrs. Bolton,
for *movie ; Lady Stepney, on a tour; Mr. and Mrs. St. Leos,
for Nelson's Crescent, Ramsgate; Major Granville, for Ramsgate;
Mr. and 'Mrs. Harwood, for Ranlapte ; Mr. Horace Bickford, on
a tour ; Mr. and Mrs. Bebb, for Donnington Greve, near New-
bury, in Berkshire; Sir Peter Pole, Bart. for Wolverton Hall, in
Berl:Aire; Captain Sutherland, for Paris; Lord Lake, from Fen-
, tee's Hotel, for Worthing; P. Sutton, Esq. front ditto, on a tour •
Lord Robert Spinier, for his seat, Woolbedkg, Susan ; Mr. and
Mrs. Wright, from Eirkhaua's Hotel, Lower Brosh-street,for their
seat le Cambridgeshire ; James Baylis, Esq. front ditto, far Geneva;
W. Wise, Esq. from Atte for Devonshire; J. Lhaton, Eaq. from
ditto, for Scotland; J. dugent Esq. from Fladong's Hotel, for
Cheltenham; the *v. A. Thorpe, from ditto on a tour • Lord and
Lady Forbes, Sod Family, front Mivart's Hotel, for Paris ; Mar-
quis Pasteest, from ditto, for Paris.

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EDINBURGH, Szrr. S.

Asuman as Gales Horst.—The Right Hon. Lord Wrottelley
Russell, the Right Hon. Lady Russell, and Hon. Lady Georgians
Russell; the Right Hoc. Lord Hawke, and the Honourable
Captain Edward Hawke, R.N. Robert Frankland„ Esq. M.P.
Yorkshire, and Lady; Colonel Cooper Gardiner, Newark;
Ralph Fenwick, Bed. Miss Fenwick, and Miss Julia Fenwick;
Robert Fenwick, Req. and Lady; Mrs. Richard Brown;
Colonel Rama ; John Brown, Esq. and Lady, Limerick, and
Miss WDonell ; Henry T. Hope, Ea. Yorkshire ; Captain Bowles,
R.N. and Lady ; B. Wilmer, Esq. Andrew Stein, Esq. Kennet.
rae; Joseph Lobo, Esq. William Ffoldoo, Esq. John Wedderburn,
. Crawford, Esq.
t off fsom Hotel—The Right Hon. Lord Hawke, sod
the Hon. Captain Edward Hawke, R.N.; Sit Joseph and Lady
Rateliff, Yorkshire; Frederick Robert Jones, Req. Huddersfield;
Capt. Mitchell, R.N. ; Dr. Ravetsell ; J. Jones, Esq. and Lady ; W.
Foreman, Esq. and Lady, Glamorganshire; Miss Foreman and Miss
Johnston ; Major Webb; A. Duncan, Esq. ; Capt. Forbes, R.N. and
the Misses Bannerman ; Colonel Cooper Gardiner, Newark ; Joseph
Pitt, Esq. H. G. Trail, Esq. Samuel IL Bury, Esq. Joseph Flem-
ing, Esq. S. Lepard, E.sek James Green, Esq. and John Green, Esq.
Set off from Oman a Hotel (Charlotte-square)—The Right
Honourable Lord and Lady Dandas, the Honourable Miss Dun-
das, Miss Eke Hondas, Miss Spiers of Eiderslie, and the Honour-
able John Hondas.

ABERDEEN, Serra:sans 1.
Among the company at our Races, which concluded yesterday,
were the following : the Earl and Countess of Kintore, Lord andl
Lady Kennedy, Hon. T. A. Fraser, of Lout; Hun. W. Maule,
Hon. Colonel Arbethnot, Hon. W. Forbes, of Druz; Hon. Sir
T. O'Callaghan, Hon. Captain Cathcart, Sir John and Lady
Forbes, Craigievar ; Sir Alexander and Lady Bannerman; Sir
Alexander Ramsay, the Lord Provost, Mr. Bannerman, of Cri-
moomogate ; Mr. Peel, Mr. Morison, of Auchintoul, M P. Co-
lonel and Mrs. Farquharson, Major and Mrs. Leith Hay, Mr.
ROW of Resale; Colonel Fraser, Castle Fraser; Mr. and Mrs.
Forbes, of Echt ; Colonel, Mrs. and Misses Forbes; Mr. and Mrs.
M‘Kenzie, Mr. Grant, hionymusk ; Mr. and Mrs. Hadden,
Misses Madden ; Mr. Curtis, Colonel Farquhar, Captain Farquhar,
R.N. Captain Henderson, R.N. Captain Scott, R.N. Captain. and
Mrs. Morris, Mt. and Mrs. Hepburn, Riccarton ; Colonel
Knight Erskine, Mr. Game% of Countesswells; Mr. Dow-
biggen, Mr. Lluderdale Mask, Mr. A. fluster, Mr. Jacob, Mr.
Carnegie, of Balnamoon ; Mr. and Mrs. Bannerman, and Miss
Guthrie ; Mr. and Mrs. Clements Lumsden, Miss Forbes, of
Er.ht ; Miss M. Gordon, of Wardhouse ; Mr. and Mrs. Sweeny,
Captain Sweeny, 25th Regiment ; Mr. Wilton, Captain Anderson,
Mr. James Burnett, Mr. Hill, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Don, Mr. Gor-
don, of Newton ; Mr. Lumsden, of Tilwhilly ; Mt. Hunter, Mr.
Thomas Burnett, Colonel Grant, Mr. Arthur Duff, Fetteresso;
Captain Duff, 14th Dragoons; Mr. Charles Forber, 17th Lancers;
Mr. William Kerr, Mr. Forbes Robertson, of Hazlehead ; Mr.
Sidey, Mr. Grose. Mt. Laye, Mr. Barnes, 25th Regiment; Mr.
Morris,, Misses INngwall, itlb,n Inoes, Cowie, dcc.

Mr. HesKlssow having accepted the office of Secre-
tary of State for the Colonial Department, he, as a matter of course,
vacates his seat in the House of Commons as Member for Liverpool.
Extract of is letter dated Leghorn, August MU:—
"The news of Mr. CAIIIIINS'S death reached us from Paris on Sa-
turelayint (the 18th), and we doubt whether his loss has been felt
more in England than in this country, so very popular was his poli-
tical character with foreigners."
Extr..ct of a leiter from Macao, dated Match 18:--
" The war between the Chinese and Tartan continues, particularly
in the provinces of Yankaad and Cathgar, and the, Imperial Go-
vi mitten? still expected to conquer the Tartarian army. Neither the
commercial nor political state of the country is prosperous. • The
war materially affects the commerce in the North, and the war ex-
penditure drains the Chinese merchants in the South.—Exchange
un London at Six months, 4% to 4s. 2d. per Spanish Dollar."
The improvements in St.J4llle3 s P4l k ate p►oceeding
rapidly; the workmen are slow employed erecting a brick building,
on the north side of the Canal, ant to the Horse Guards, fur the
purpose of fixing a steam-engine to pump out all the water in the
Canal, to enable the workmen to remove the banks, &c. left by
them between the old Canal and the new basins which are now
forming.
The ceremony of a whet before dinner, which is prac-
tised over all the north of Europe, rates place in an adjoining room
a few minutes before dinner is announced. There the company
eat caviare, turnip-radish, raw turnip or carrot, or a bit of some
salted lA, and a dram of brandy, by way of provoking an appetite,
and that with as much aridity as (try afterwuds attack tbs dinner

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Chopmen, from Batavia, k arrived of Plymorit.
Fscalotrtn, Sart. 4.--Artiverthe Harmony. from Memel.
Posesatousv, SEPT. 4..• Wild I3.—Passed the Harriet, Cult
from London for the Soma Seas.
Dm', Sere. 3.-At bait-past ten o'clock the Russian squadron
fired a salute of :Si guts( each ship, Ir. honour of the Anniversary of
his Imperial Mijttty's Curonaaon. Ilts Majesty's ship Ramillies
also fired a salute.

Rasesoare, Sam. 4.—Pielked up, off the North Foreland, a board,,
having a ship painted on it ri.nnlng hefore the wind, cud a brig
beating to windward, supposed to belong to a vessel lost on the
Knock or I.nnpand.
Lnrearoot., Sam 3 —Arrived the Finlay, atm., from Qaebee ;
and Canvey', HAIAM. from Oporto. Off port the isibella, Has
DitliON. from Savannah. Sailed the Alesancleri Caaria, for
Quebec.