Star.
London, England, 1827-08-23 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

The Marquis of Anglesey, for Beau Dessert, in Staffordshire;
Captain Howard, for Cheltenham; Mn. and Miss Salvador, for
Cheltenham ; Lord Forester for Willie Part, Shropshire; Mr. and
Mrs. Ireland, for Scarborough; Sir George and Lady Pocock,
from their house in York street, for Brighton ; Mr. G. Parkhowe,
for Southampton; Colonel and Mrs. G. Wilson and Family, from
their house in Great Cumberland-place, fur thiir seat, Dam

Tower, Westmorland; Mr. and birs. koffe, sod Family, from
the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-street, for their seat, &wield
Place, Susses; Lady Malcolm and Family, from the Bernnew
Hotel Old Burlington and Cork-streets, for Herts; the Hon. Mn.
Annesley, and Mr. and Miss Ainsworth, from ditto, for die Cos-
tinent. CHANGES.

Earl O'Neill, from Chehenham, for Shane's Castle, near Dublin;
Mr. and Mrs. Heaketh, from Clifton, for Lyme Regis, Dorsettatre,
the Marquis and blarchioness of Batter, at Okehanspton, trio
Cheltenham.

TONBRIDGE WELLS, August 22.
This pleasant little place is exceedingly gay and full of compau!•
Besides Prince Lamm') and the Duchess of Kee; it is expected
the Duke of Sussex will also visit the place. and the inhabitants are
ha consequence not a little delighted. Friday there was a public
dinner at the principal Hotel, to celebtate the birthday of the
Duchess of Kerr, and in the evening the town was illuminated.
The dinner was attended by a large party of respectable pence,.
Prince Leorca o has been staying with the Duchess eta a visit, and
the company at the Wells comprises many persons of the fine
fashion..—The Duchess of Karr, with the Princesses Vacrosta
I and &moons, and the Royal suite, take daily exercise, and are eve!
' where received with marks of unbounded respect. They appearis
high health and spirits, and are greatly pleased with the tempos
they have experienced here.
CHELTENHAM, Aeons, 21.
Among our late arrivals are Viscount and Viscountess Cbetwyctli
Sir Charles alorgan, and Dr. Bell, the Founder of the rations)
School System of Education.
Last evening there was a Grand Dress Ball at the Montpellier
Rotunda, for the benefit of the Female Orphan Asylum,which sae
Intended by upwards of three hundred persons, many of then, of
the first rank in the Fashionable World. Dancing was kept up till
past one, and the company separated highly delighted with tbeir
entertainment. Many who had bought tickets were kept awAy is
consequence of the unfavourable state of the weather, as it rained in
torrents nearly the whole of the night.
LIEO A DSTA I ES, Almon. 21.
This fashionable place is now quite full of company, and wu11,"4
to boast of several of the first families in the kingdom.

During the time that his late Majesty Gana6z 111.
was indisposed at Windsor, it-was frequently his custom
to play a game of cards. On one occasion, while
itlAyiu.g with Dr. —, one of his phy.tz:ans, at picquet,
the Dottl,r was about to lay down his hand, saying.
4 s he w anted 6ut twelve of being out, " he had au„
he gars e; for (added he) I have a quatorze of toil.
ihe Kit g bid hunt keep his raids. Tens were good ler
t jut•t then; " tor," raid his Majesty, looking
ant .y at 1).. —, and laying down (cu: khans,
• :..te aIC asy t ut ;.) • mans."

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