Star.
London, England, 1828-09-29 00:00:00

BRIGHTON ARRIVALS.

At the Rnyal York Hotel—Sir Thomas and Lady Ormsby. Dr.
and Mrs. Wool, Cal. and Mrs. Boothe sod family. Mr. and Mrs.
Vaughan and ditto, Mrs. Bright and ditto, Mr. Whitemarsh, Mr.
Yardley. bk. and Mrs. Stone and family. Rev. Mr. Nash. Mr.
Cadet, Mr. &lib, Mr. and Mrs. Young, Rev. Mr. Deckne, Mr.
Grant, Le Baron de Rio:beam. Mr. and Mrs. Ryes's, Mr. Ham-
literacy, Captain and Mrs. Croft. Mr. Griffons/.
At the New Ship—Mr. and Mrs. Bunion and family. Miss
Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Mills, Mr. Kerrison, Mr. and Mrs. Pkkett
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Sins and family, Mr. Alm. Mr. Benja-
min, Mr. Dunaby. Mr. and Mrs. Leily, Mr. and Mrs. Simons.
Mr. Wsliar, Mr. Watson, Mr. Siopford. Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard
and family. Mr. Vivian. Mt. Wilson, Mr. IL Field. Mr. Watson,
Mr. Gserge, Mr. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Fordice. Mr. Birds, Rev.
D. W. Arson, Mr. Redit, Mr. and Mrs. Morris and family. Mrs.
and Misses Cunha. Mr. and Miss Helmer, Mr. T 1111161511. Mr. and
Mrs. &Ansa and family, Mr. Wetherall, Mr. and Mrs. &nodes,
Mr. and Misses Antrance, Mr. Moon. Mr. Normand, Mr. Bp.
worth, Mr. Meiwin, Mr. Ludgrave, Mr. Jamm. Dr. Gill, Mr. and
Mrs. May and family, Mr. HSI. and Mr. Carter.
At the New Striae Hotel—Sir G. Lady. and Miss Wombwell,
Lord James Finish'', Mr. and Mre. Still, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Soar,
Mr. Mrs. and Miss Stake, Messrs. Blake, Miss Pkkering. Misses
Gillum, Misses Chester, Mrs. and Miss Stone, Mrs. Pelham, Sm.

The Duke and Duchess of Sr. ALBANS, and the
Ladies 11.mtorierl, ice. attended the theatre at Lincoln on Thurs-
day night. The house was a most fashionabie one. On the
appearance of the Duchess, she was greeted with the must en.
tbusiastic cheers of a crowded assemblage.
We regret to hear, that whilst our neighbour, Lord
Waauicurrs, was mounting a very spirited young bone, is Mon-
day, hav(ng got one foot into the stirrup, and before be could seat
himself, the animal suddenly wheeled round and threw his Lord-
ship with considerable violence upon the stones. His arm was cut
and his bead bruised by the fall, but we can now announce that
his Lordship is recovering from the effects of the acdolent.—ffief-
ffdd CiassronS.
In 1825, the Hi uce of Commons called for a Herons
of all Midshipmen who bad then passed their examination for Lieu-
tenants, and who bad not been promoted. Of that list, 13 who
passed in 1816, 19 is 11117, 2S in 121 S, and 17 in 11119—total 74,
are still anxiously looking for their Lieutenant's Commissions.
The following anecdote is cold of the young Duke of
• oantios:—" The public are not allowed to enter
that part of the park where he takes exercise; but, some
time ago, one of the gates being left open a poor boy
strutted into the inclosure, and was met by the Prince
and two of his comrades. The former thus addressed
the boy Yon appear to be tired, or are you unwell?'
• I am both ; I have walked all the way from Paris this
morning." Have you diced ?' • No, nor breakfasted:
4 Why ?' I have no money ;my mother is a poor
woman, and sent me this morning to Sc. Cloud to ark
her brother to lend her a little mom. but I have not
been able to find out his residence.' What money did
you expect to receive?' Ten francs.' The Prince,
addressing young Count —, a Have you any money?
—if you bare, lend it me, for I have none; and when
my mother returns from her journey, I will tell her I
have borrowed it of you to assist this poor boy: The
Count produced a taenty-Iranc piece, which the Prince
put into the boy's hand, and told him to get it changed,
to procure a good breakfast, and then set off immedi-
ately for Paris, and deliver the remainder to his mother."
poem/J.—About the hour of one o'clock yesterday
morning, the paper mills of Mr. Christopher McDonnell,
situated at Killeen, county of Dublin, were observed by
the engineer and watchman to be on fire. Prompt mea-
sures were adopted to extinguish the flames, with com-
plete success. On examining the premises, the remains
of a piece of pitched rope, and some cinders, apparently
• f turf, were discovered in such a situation as left no
• oubt that the fire was caused by some wicked incendiary.