Star.
London, England, 1827-07-11 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

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Viscount Barberton, at his house inn Upper Grosvenor-street,
from Brighten; Lord Yarmouth, at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower
Brook-street, from Pork; General Eden, at Fenton's Hotel, St.
Jantes'astreet, from his seat in Surrey; dwud Parrott. Esq. at
I ditto, from his seat in Surrey.
DEPARTURES.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury, and Family, from
their house in Hanover.aquare, for their seat, Hatfield; the Earl
and Countess of Morley, and Family, from their house, Knight..
bridge, to their seat, Sakram, Devonshire ; Sir William and Lady
Clayton. for their seat, Harleyford, Bucks • Colonel Gore Langton,
Mrs. Gore Langton, and Family, from their house in Grosvenor.
square for theirs's-at, Newton Park, Somersessigre; Lord Rivers,
far ElLsam, Kent.
BRIGHTON, Jesse 11. _

The town is Siting fast, now Parliament has broken up ; and the
Mee, which lake place in about three weeks, will form the ream-
mincemeat of its season of piety. Tim races ate not announced,
but ft is erpected they will be en the Elm of July and the lit and
14 of August. These days will be an a Tuesday. Wednesday, and
Thursday, instead of Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday. which used
dkrays to be the arrangement till within the last year or two, and
that for the sake of keeping company in the town longer by means
alike intervening Sunday, thereby, of course, causing more matey
to be spent here. But the Magistrates interfered and put an sod to
the old arransementiand have even interdicted the use of the Mon-
day or Saturday, that the Sabbath may not be violated by the put-
dog up or tetteg down of booths on the race-hlll..—The Earl and
Cquntess of Scarborough, Lady Ongley, Lord John Towashand,
the Countess of Darlington, Lord George Seymour, Sir Jelin
Sydney, Lord Cionbrock, Lady Dorothea Campbell, and T. R.
Kemp, Esq. M.P. are among the latest arrivals.

CHELTENHAM, JoLT 9.
It is stated that the Duke of GLoaczersa intends staying bet*
lentil August„ and that the Queen of Wolin:Natio will join hie
libistrious relative in the course of the present month. The Manx
.1 wishes has been very great lately, and the town is now be-,
esesing very gay; the promenades in the mot fling, especially at the
rifer, Royal, and Sherbourne Spas, are very fully attended.

THE ARMY.

GRAND REVIEW IN HYDE PARE

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This day Hyde Park presented an unusually animated went:
crowds of persons had assembled in "Tay direction, and carriages
and barceaches, filled with the Nobility. were drawn up along the
ride at the railings. Two carriages, containing the families of Earl
Baowittow, and some foreigners of distinction, were in advance of
the others, near the centre.—At DIM o'clock the two Battalions of
the Grenadier Guards marched Into the Park from Knightsbridge
Barracks, and formed a line, under the command of CoLTowitsuann.
The Battalions were about 1,200 strong. and had an admirably fine
effectlie appearance. Shortly after nine o'clock the cheers of the po.
puha" eaaminced the advance of the Duke of Wastmorou and Staff.
His peace rode a small grey pony, and wore the uniform bf the
Grenadier Guards, of which he is Colonel, having merely a star and
Wicerloo medal appended en his breast. His Grace looked well,
and repeatedly bowed to the crowds who Impeded his advance.—
LOrd Hue., Colonel Hitt, and a number of the Held Officers of the
Royal Horse Guards and Life Guards were in the train. The
Duke was merely accompanied be his Aide-de-Camp. The
Battalions having formed - a line, gave the general
The Duke of Weitancirox then rode from the centre and
traversed the ranks front and rear. The Inspection having
terminated, the line recovered arms. and Colonel Tower-
num proceeded to put the Battalions through the usual
movements. They first marched with the columns in open column.
then advanted In review'and open order, and performed several
'echelon movements with great correctness and military discipline.
The advance to attack was then made by the general line in close
order, the Light Companies having detached to skirmish, and at a
earth dbeance the Battalions halted and commenced an independent
are for a conalderable yelled. They then deployed, and ionised
Into a close column and entered the wood. Some time after they
reappeared, at quick time, as if retreating : this movement had a
very picturesque effect. The Battalions having marched at different
angles, commenced firing by companies; then the Battalions sepa-
rated, and each formed a division. Subsequently several squares went
formed. The movements and manauvres having heel concluded,
the Regiment again formed line, and repeated the general salute.
The Duke of WILIAM/ON having expressed his admiration of the
effective state of the men to their Officers, rode along the lines, and
the Review terminated at 11 o'clock. The Intund was kept by'
the Coldstream* and detachments of the ed. The Duke of WIL-
LUIGITOII was followed by immense uowds to the door of Apsley
Hour!, and was repeatedly cheered. The fineness of the day gave
an additional degree of grandeur to the splendid scene. Neither the
Dachas of Kan, nor any of the Royal Family were on the ground.
Yesterday morning, about seven o'clock, the First Battalion of
the Third Regiment of Guards, wider the command of Lieut.
Col. Cues glow, marched from the Birdcage Walk to Hyde Park,
where they had a field-day, preparatory to the reviews, which are
to take place in the course of the season. The troops went
through a variety of evolutions in the finest style, the line occa-
sionally advancing and remelting, covered by the Light Infantry.
The company attracted to the Park was both numerous and ele-
gant, and seemed hfghly delighted with the movements of the
troops, who returned from the ground between 11 and 12 o'clock.
All the Regiments in the garrison at Devonport, were reviewed
on Saturday, by Major General Sir Joust Canteen.
itsview of rata Caaanness.—The Carbintera were reviewed
on Monday, by Major General Sir Hower Vivian, the Inspecting
General of Cavalry, at Houghs-end, near Manchester.

The steward of a Noble Earl, stated to have ab-
sconded with a considerable sum of money belonging
to his employer, was apprehended on Saturday, and is
now in sate custody. '
The Salmon-fishing in the Tay has greatly improved
in the course of the last two weeks, and, during that
period, more fish have been netted than throughout the
whale of the previous part of the season. The river.
however, has latterly been considerably swollen, and,
consegnertly, fishing on the banks has suffered a tern
porary interruption.