Star.
London, England, 1829-09-02 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES.
The Duchess of Bedford, from Edinburgh, for Kinrara Cottage
in the Highlands ; Earl and Countess Gower, from Hamilton•
place, for Trentham Hall ; Mr. Peregrine Courteney for Clay Hill,
near Beckenham, in Kent; Lady Harriet Courtney for West
Wickham, Kent; Mr. Robert Knight for Henley-in-Arden, in
Warwickshire ; Lady Ongley for Old Warden, near Stafford, in
Berkshire; Mr. Robert Williams, M.P. from Grosvenor-square.
for Dorchester ; Lieut.-Colonel Pigot for Abingdon Hall, in Cam-
bridgeshire; Viscount Maynard for Dunmow ; Mr. and Mrs.
Cotton for Welwyn, in Hertfordshire ; Captain Aston in Pall-
mall, from Naples ; Major Knoz, in Gimes-street, from Malta;
Captain Mills, in Dovenotreet, front Paris; Sir William Abdy,
Bart. in Hill-street, from Swan ; Major Mitchell, in the Regent-
street, from Sicily ; Major Green's in Piccadilly, from Malta ;
Mr. Brien, from Yorkshire to Hastings, Sussex ; Mr. and Lady
Cecil Delafield, in Mansfield-street, from Lartington Hall, in
Yorkshire; John Earle Sswbridge Draz, Esq. aud Captain Saw-
bridge, at Marshall Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square ; the
Misses Wilbraham at ditto; the Rev. T. H. Torrent at ditto.
Prince and Princess Liters. for Richmond ; the Duke of Grafton
and the Ladies Fitzroy for Wakefield Lodge; the Marchioness o;
Westmeath for Newport, in the Isle of Wight; the Earl of Bases,
from Southampton for East Cowes, in the Isle of Wight; the Earl
of Grantham for Newby Hall, near Boroughbridge, in Yorkshire ;
Viscountess Dudley and Ward for the Isle of Wight; Lord and
Lady Holland and the Hon. Henry Fox, at Holland House, Ken-
sington, from their seat, Ampthill, Bedfordshire ; Lieut. Granby
Caicralt, for Portsmouth, to join his Regiment; Mr. Evelyn for
Kynsham Court, in Herefordshire; Mr. Wyndham Lewin, from
Worcester, for Cardiff; Captain Barrett, in the Regent-street,
from Malta; Captain Felix Drake, in &. James's-place, from
Corfu ; Mr. Orby Hunter, from Susses, for Grosvenor-plan ; Mr.
and Mrs. Rohm Parntber on a War; Mr. and Mrs. Bridgman
Simpson, from a tour, to York; Captain Greene, In Pali-mall.
from the Netherlands; Mr. and Mrs. Patterson and family, from
Connaught•square, to Ramsgate; B. Landow, Esq. from his
house, St. John's Wood, to Dunbar Castle, the seat of the Earl of
Lauderdale ; Col. Sendlow, at Morley'. Hotel, Cockspor-street,
from the Continent; Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton and family, at War-
ren's Hotel, Regent-street, from Edinburgh ; Mrs. and Mies
Wiltshire, at Fenton's Hotel, St. Jantes'eatreet, from Park ;
Captain Hyde Parker, at ditto, from a tour; Colond Hughes, at
Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-smear', from the Continent ; Colonel
Drummond, at Ellis's Hotel, &. James's-street, from a tour.

The Bishop of WINCHESTER is expected to embark in
a few days in a steam-packet from Southampton, to visit the
Wands of Guernsey and Jersey, width form part of his Lordship's
estensive diocese.

PROCLAMATION
OF THE CON DE DE VILLA FLOR TO THE SOLDIERS
ON HOARD THE HOSTILE SQUADRON
OFF TERCEIRA.

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Seldlers !—Dragged into crime and disgrace by the
most malicious deceptions, you come to these shores to
meet:l:tor dishonour and death—You are the same that
I commanded at Alegrete, at Cruelte, and at the Bridges
of Pradu and Barca—You are the same who defended
with so much glory the legitimate Throne of Don PF. D ILO
IV. and Queen Donna MARIA 11. against those in-
famous rebels who now command you.
Our belayed QUEEN sent me to this island to com-
war d your ancient comrades. lam here : and it is un-
ci.s:,:try to tell you that I shall defend it from every
attack, while my forces, much superior to those of the
rebels, 103ve them not the least hone of victory. But it
pain,: me, soldiers, to see you deceived, and to reflect
that your blood may be shed in such a cause.
Snifflers I turn your arms against the Usurper and his
adherents, and not against your legitimate QUEEN :—her
fivers for the future—those of the mighty EMPEROR,
her august Father—shall be your recompence : and by
uniting yourselves at once to us, instead of being car-
ried about like transported felons on the seas, suffering
Ippressions, calamities, and misery, you will have
abundance, prompt pay and regular service : and above
all, you will change the name and shame of Rebels for
the title of heroical defenders of the Throne and Country.

Palace of Government, at Angra, August 8, 1829.
Conde DE VILLA FLOIL