Star.
London, England, 1827-09-27 00:00:00

kisb, etc.

WtitiDSOß. SEM 26, IS MAJFSTT, Since the ()is.
continuance of his aquatic amusements at Vireinia
Wafer, regularly enjoys an ailing in the Great Palk
The Ktwo generally takes his departure from the Rel,l
Lodge in his pony phaetem at half after two o'cluck,
accompanied by the LORD STIMA RD, and va,ie,
ws
drive until nearly six. His Mail/art will lefee the
Royal Lodge on Saturday nest, for the n.ettopek
where he will pass the day with tt.e Queen of Wm
TCHBIRG, being the Birth Day of her 51aatstr. E 4,1
DutiLtY arrived at the Royal Lodge yesterdAy, and
had an audience of some duration of his Maasstt
The Noble Earl, after taking eefre.hments, mulled to
' London. The certainty of the Castle not being reads
for the reception of his MAJZSTY this IL inter, no doubt
is now entertained but his Manny will pass fon; 0,
five months at Brighton, during which time the Royal
Lodge will undergo many alterations tion an enlaerd
wale, for the More convenient accommodation of his
MAJZIEIT'S visitors during his summer's residence
the Great Park. ?he Kinn is not expected to lens
until the end of October or the beginning of November;
but we may venture to state, that hi. depatteie will
depend upon the continuance of fine weather.

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ARRIVALS.

Dim Childers, in Brook-street,--- from a tour; Hat. Min Stin
stun, at her boom in Upper Grosvenor-street, from her seat, Bat.
bamatead Castle, Hefts; T. T. Drake, Esq. M.P. Mrs. Draa,
and Pandly, at the London Hotel, Albemarle-sheet, from t
seats Amersham, Reeks; W. P. Hammond, Esq. et duo, fro,
Cambridge ; Richard Oswald, Esq. jun. at ditto, from kis am
Epsom ; Mr. and Mrs. Brown, at ditto, from their seat in Yon.
shire • James Eamsbottom. Esq. it the Burlinston Hotel, ilst
Burts4ton and Cot k-streets from Na. Omer 's • Mum Bolds'_ton at dkto, from Yorkshire ;J. Romilly, P 44. sad J. Donn,
Esq. at ditto, from a tour.
DEPARTURES.

The Dote of Portland; from his—
douse w C-teodishoisare,ht
the Continent; the Earl and Countess Spencer, from gr. jaine,,
plate. on a visit to the Earl of &am at his tar, Catkiobarj Pit
Lord Montford, for Chertsey ; Mr. sad Mrs. Nip,, for Weil*.
ton.erescent, Ramsgate; Major Drake, for Clieheshim ; mr.jog
Mrs. Askew, for Paris ; Mr. John Birldulph, for lailibuty,in
fordshire; Mr. and Mrs. Bingham, for Paris; Clung Robert
Stewart; for Dublin; Colonel and Mn Cosper, to Pans. Mn
Urquhart, for Ramsgate; Mr. and Mrs. Durant, fw lhouistain;
Count Undollf, for A lde;ham Park, Salop, se a shooting unwise ;
the Archbishop of Dublin and family, from the Herons Hoek
Berners.etreet, for Oxford; R. Cooke, Esq. and Mrs. Conke,frm
ditto; the Mareph of Queensberry, from the Royal Hotel, St.
Jamees.street, for his villa at Twickenham; the Eirl of &rand
Family, from ditto, for Staffordshire • Captain liolme, from Fes.
ton's Hotel, St. Jantees-street, far Staffordshire;
eltenham; Won. Lam*
Botg from ditto, for Beth.
CHANGES.

The Duke*? Bah:WA, aibissest„ Woburn Abbey, haw Ls.
mingtoo, Warwickshire; Lord John Thyme, at Glastonbury, kw
Stackpole Coort ; ,Locd Donde. at Ms seat in Yor►shise, Gist
Harrowpte ; Lad andlady F. 1.. Gower, at their seat Is Nis&
ataptcashine, from a tour ; &r Henry Halford, Belt. fret his set
Leicentarahho, roc Northamptonshire.

A Resolution (of granting 20,0001. to the family d
the late Marquis of,HArritacts, for his services in Inch;
and one for giving a pension of 1,0001. a Tut, to Se
A. CAMPBELL, K.C.R. were passed yestefday, at i
.Quatterly Court of East India Proprietors. A report
of the proceedings will be found in our fourth page.
The pleasure derived by his Royal Highness the
Dike of Sows frogs the "pins*, heir" is &Gera,. known. Is
order to osier smoking io a moot agreeable situation, Ws Basal
Higloiesilass totem a =di been at kisinnactstnith, once the rd.
de see ot Thowsost, the Poet, who wrote part of his Walser
room, let that porem
Tuesday the Earl of Cwasraartat.n embrieJ 01
board Ids newly pin:hued yacht Therese, at Southamptee, olth
party of &Nods, whole be received tritla a salute of nine gees, all
proceeded on as 'gainless. _ - - .

An apothecary died lately at Tarentum, in Italy,
leaving behind him a picture gallery; the produce of which ice
paned to be little short of .0100,0U0.
A. Irishman accused of marrying six wives, on beg
asked bow he meld be itch a hardened to delude so mei
replied, *4th great nonchalance, " Why, please year Worship,'
was nylig to get a good am."
Some very rare birds have been shot in the notgli
boarimmid of Newcastle within the last ten days, sod sent to I
Wisisam, of that town, to be stuffed. R. L. A Ll4OOll, Roe f
Nunwick, has succeeded in getting two males and one female f
the black duck, or mote deaf sirs of betimes. 0. T. Fos, D}
he. procured a female specimen of the hoopoe, mops ems of if
earn, shot near Westin. James Avirwoos, Req. of Wiocklifs
has got a fine specimen of falcon, supposed to be the Icebod fd
con; and the Right 800. Lord Ravasswisaeu shot an uncoil.
monly beautiful specimen of partridgei• Variety of the comma
one, on Friday, the 51st instant.
Dr. Rairrox bas drawn a niontaftli picture of du
effects of the rash and unpardonable medical recommesdads
which indium or sanctions the removal to Alaileira, under ciriiio
stances where no rational hope of recovery can or should he sib
taioed. Thus, of forty-seven cases of phrhisis sent to Maki%
thirty-two died within slit months after their arrival—siz ;holm.
wood winter's trial of the climate—six died atter ramming!
England—while the fate of three ramified unascertsiced, do.
the probability was that they toe died, after undergoing the trio&
expecte., and fatigue of the voyage sit and home.—Alledice.Ofe•
*al Review.
A felinefishor, belonging to MY: MOODY, ofJeanowt
near Newcastle, commute to catch fish with unabated aitiduin•
which she frequently beings home alive ! Besides mionowt of
eels, she occasionally brings pilchards, one of which. about 'll
inches long, was found alive in bee possession a few weeks*
She has also taught a neighbours cat to lib ; and the two
fta
been sees together watching by the Ouse for their prey. At ogio
tidies they hoe been seen on opposite ides of the bums ear bc
from each other.
It Welsh cattle dealer, named Evans, residing
rt
Llancrovery, was robbed at Biarret Fait, on Friday lat.
of his pocket book containing 6001.
MATS oft Ma. G. DoDD, YRS Ennimamt.—Motillf
night week, as a patrol of one of the City Wards es
walking along the streets, near Billingsgate, he Itiud,
this unfortunate Gentleman in a state .f intoxitatiaa
and conducted him to the Compter. where proper me
was taken of him, and he was brought before tar
Loss hlevon next day. He appeased attend,' '
wild and incoherent; and would give no satisfactory
account of himself;' he was, however, well knout
to the LOAD MAXON, who observed that he bad frt.
quently seen him in very great style some years agai
The only favour he had to ask was to be allowed to re
Main in the Compter fora week. He was sent back, afl
proper orders were given with respect to him, Dr.
Box and Mr. Teague endeavoured to prevail upon live
to take medicine, as he was in an exceedingly low con.
dition ; but his constant apptehension was that he
wo den poisoned, and be would take nothing talcs.
lat:rve him. He lingered until Tue.d.ty morn'
,ing, when he died in the Infirmary. His constitution
was completely broken up with drink. lb was amu
of Considerable talents as an engineer, and is said to
have been the projector of Waterloo-bridge, amongst
other greet projects which were not generally awribeil
to him. He had lately constructed some machiwery far,
extinguishing fires in ships, and plans and letters al
approbation were found in his pocket, upon the subject.
One of the letters stated that the project would te Cl'
pet i mented on board one of big Majesty's ships of war.
An Inquest was held on the body yesterday, and a fee
dice of " Died by the Visitation of GOD" was recoto4