Star.
London, England, 1827-11-19 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE IN I ELLIG ENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Duke of Wetland at his mother's (the Do.vager Melina)
residence in Sackedle-tercet, Piccadily ; Lord de Clifford, io Bru-
ton-street, Berkeley square, from King's Weston, near firiaol•
the Duke of Grafton, at Grafton House, Piccadilly, from Puri,
Hall; Madame du Barry, in Grosvenor-street,fmni Florence; Sir
,Henry 1-hrdinge, M.P. from .he Duke of Wellington'swar,
Stratileidsay ; Mr. Quintin Dick, M.P. in Canon street, May.
fair, from a tour ; Colonel Stradbroke, in Brooklreer, from Horne;
Capt. Du Pre, in Portland-place, from the Head Quarters of the
Life Guards, in Windsor Barracks ; Capt. Byng, in St. James's.
street; Mr. and Mrs. Vale, in Piccadilly, from the Netherlands;
Major Kelsey, in the Regent-street, from Paris; MI, ;red Miss
Vera, in Gloucester-place, from Vienna ; Mr. Henry Bating, in,
Sr. James-street, from a tour; Sir Thomas Broughton, Ban. in
Piccadilly, from a tour ; Major Keith, in auto-street, from
Milan; Mr. Roger Wilbraham, In Piccadilly, from a tour; Ma.
jar Chester, in Grosvenor-place, from Warwick; Mrs. ani Mist
Glover, in Park-place, from Harrowgate; his Excellency Freder-
ick Lamb, in St. Jaroes's-street, from Kent; Colonel Sullivan, in
Charles.street, St. James-square, from Paris; Captain M'Doilak,
in Parliament-street, from Glasgow; Capt. Carleton, in Brad-
street, from Marseilles; Major the Earl of Wiltshire, in Cavendish-
square, from Amport House. Hampshire; Lord William Paidet,i,
St. James's-street, from a tour; Major Eyre, in Hertford-street,
from Dublin ; Hoes. Col. Rumen, in Sc. James's-street, from a tour;
Captain Ellis, in Pall Mall, from Gloucester ; Islajor Thornton,
In Bruton-street, from Dieppe ; Colonel Wyatt, of the First lift
I Guards, at the Knightsbridge Barracks, from Brighton; Capin
and Mn.s Bowyer, in Pall Mall, from Plymouth ; the Rev. Chula
I Porter, in Grosvenor-square, from Weymouth; Mr. James Cal.
win, in 31asackester:dreet, from Bath ; Mrs. and Miss Snowden,

In George-street, Hanover-square, frost Italy; Captain Ditty, is
Pall Mall, tram the Netberlands; Me Has. Henry &mud, is
St. James's-street, from Amadei Castle.
D EPA RTURE&

The Earl of Boauehamp. for Madre.&ld Coon, Worcester; Sr
John Harrington, Bart. from Berkeky Square, for Brighton; Major
PhiUip Bacon, for Woodstock, to jts the Hunt; Captain Fang,
for Godalming ; Colonel alter, for Fort William, Cork; Captain
Bererford Sayers, from the Mount Coffee House, for Paris; Major
Harrier' for Paris; Captain Aberdeen for Florence; Colonel Brae,
of the fath Inolskillena, from Stevens's Hotel, to take the corn.
wand at Nottingham; Captain F. Knight, for Paris; Mr. W. P.
'l'hornbiU frost Stevens Hotel, for his seat near Mattock, Derby-
shire; Mrs. and Mira Griffiths for the Crescent, Bath; Mr. aod
Mrs. Knox for Bath; Captain Wynyard, Aid de Camp to the Lod
Lieutenant, for Limerick, from Kensington Palace; Capes J. F.
Beautify, foe Upton Grey ; Major Leonard, for Bath; Mrs. and
Miss Ogle, for Qmeen's Square, Bath ; Captain and Mrs. Guy, lie
the West Crescent, Both; Major and Mrs. Barton, for the Sad
Parade, Bath; Mn.a and Miss Trent, foi blikom Street, Bath; the
Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe, Mrs. Green and suite, from the
Hyde Park Hotel, for Brighton ; Sir George and Lady Crewe,
from ditto, for CaUte Abbey, Derbyshire ; his Excellency General
Saldanha, from ditto, for Brighton ; Major and Mrs. Pktiderleith,
from ditto, for Leamington.
CHANGES.
The Earl and Countess of Jersey, at Siz A. Paget's seat, war
Soothampton,from the Duke ofWeUington's, Stratlitleiday, Bats;
Lord F. Osborne at Maids Morton, Bucks, from his ma la Cow
bridgeshire ; Lord Lynedock, at Bedford, from his seat, Storey
Stratford ; Viscount Althorpe, from Mr. Coke's seat in Norfokto
Wheton Hall, Yorkshire.

The Martinis of L A WBDOWN entertained a distinguished
party to dtrtner cm Friday, at Lansdown home, B. rkeley-tmare.
Mrs. CANNING and the Marquis and Marchioness ef
CLAIIIiCARDI are residing at Waresley Park, Hants.
Captain Fau.owes, who is so highly spoken of by
Admiral Commune', as having saved the Spent from Watkins
in the' port of Navarin, for some time previously co his appointment
resided at Manor-bane, Foments., near Devises.
WINCHIIBIIII, Nov. 17.--Wednesday, the remains
of the late Lady Ginansana CAZIZOIS, youngest daughter of tie
Earl of Noavness, were interred In the family vault at Omicirory.
They were conveyed from Plymouth in the Providence, metier,
Lieutenant J. W. PIIITCIAND.
The Marquess of CLANWICARDE arrived a few days
since at Portumna, in Ireland, from London. Wing
resigned his situation as Under Secretary of State for
the Foreign Department, which he held under his la-
mented father-in-law, the Right Hon. GIORGI Cam:
Nitro. His Lordship has not been accompanied by his
amiable and accomplished Lady, as the Marchioness
awaits the return to England of his Lordship from Ire-
land, to which he had gone in the first iastasce to take
a suitable residence ; his own splendid and ancient men-
sion, the Castle of Purtumna, having been some time
since destroyed by an accidental fire.
It is rumoured that my considerable reductions kid*
several public departments connected with this port will take plus
co the Ist of January.—Plyusesith Journal.
Extract of a letter from a gentleman in Lower
Canada, Oct. 10, 1827:--" I am just returned from
Montieal, where I went last month to join in the
public dinner given to our excellent Governor-in-Chief,
by about 240 of the most respectable inhabitants of
.
lions—Canadian,
city and neighbourhood, comprising all pers.oa•
ons—Canadian, English, Scotch and Irish. Nothmg
could exceed the cordial and enthusiastic attentions
paid to Lord DALROVIIIi, w ho seemed greatly
delighted
At his reception. Every honest well-wisher to the real
prosperity of Canada most wish for his Lordship to
remain among us, as there is no man more disposed to
benefit Canada than he is, or who understands it bellef
thanhimself. Potatoes, barley and bay, good."d
abundant."
• Between twelve and one o'clock yesterday a; a lady
and
*gentleman w ere walking from Tottenham-court'
road down Great Russell-street, towards Bloomborr
square, four daring fellows pounced out from St. Giles Sr
and instantly seized and secured the lady's gold watch.
gold chain, and seals. The gentleman followed the
robbers towards their dens in Church-street, Bucketitir
street, &c. but upon entering George-street (late Dyoll'
street), he was met by ten or a dozen thieves, who
tripped him down and; otherwise ill used him. Tl).
gentleman was glad to escape from their clutches will
,he injuries he received, towards the protection of the
4,1 y. while ti e successful robbers mode their retreat
to their VA: iO. s haunts with their booty.