Star.
London, England, 1829-07-28 00:00:00

FASHIC

The Queen of Po
in South Audley-sts
place, from Surrey ;
pool, on a visit to th
arc at their seat in tl
Norfolk.street, from
Chesterfield, in Soul
shire; the Dowager
eter's seat, Berle's!)
from Connaught-pla
from Canterbury, I
Mr. and Mrs. Egert
Manchester; Capt.
Kemp, for Gloucest
Major Vaughan and
and Mrs. Crawford,
Duncan, for Nelson'
for Ramsgate ; Mr.
seat in Gloucestersh
at Symmons's Hotel
Continent ; Capt. a
Italy; the Marquis
nor's seat, Moor Pi
place, for Bulstrode
Hotel, Boad-street,
Bourne and family f
ampton ; Sir John
derky Park, Mesh'
and Countess of Sef
Stoke Farm, Beast
°isotope, from Cra
for his father's seat
Eaton-square, for Si
Bruton-street, for tl
eon, Esq. airs. Ti
ikrnen-street, fro:
from Oxford ; the I
Burroughs, from dl
Mrs. Payne, and far
Esq. from Long's
Coster, Esq. from
for Chester.

This old favot
season of the year,
Ansoopt the latest
family. Mr. and Mi
Colquitt, R.N. Mrs
General Dyee, Mrs
/Br Abraham King
Woodward and fam
Lady Broughton, I
Ryeroft Best, with

In addition to I
engaged at the Albk
roy,and Lord Stradb
The Earl of Limp(
this county. The C
terday. Lord Pete
Egremont is meet*
recently suffered fro

As usual at tb
Garden and Drury
plotting—the straig
and tempting pros
pursued with rival
that Liston, gained
Garden ; then we a
aught by Drury, IN
one and the other ;
of ; the Loves and
may enlisted, by n
these changes we h
form : managers an
Westminster Thesi
Stan I are all to be
the sticks, the rants
pasteboard faces an
price, to damn Sh
theatre. How sti
despite of their owi
this wretched band
propriety, and fedi
have been long "
and secondary into
only bestow atter
squid of pitiful un
so long condemned
the public pleases.
to enjoy the work
recited by a You
ship to which w
having our patience
gaps in play acting
found in Covent-gi
as Insects in corrup
bell is rung to fret I
cannot our provino
labour with them
pedient to get rid I
to the provinces—ji
seined from thei
much. There are
burgh, and Dubli
their (atones on a
failure in the caper
of stick for stick; at
besides the old pro'
new batch of Wed
would be truly nth
feted front hopeless
like horses in a mil
salary.
Above all we las
and Covent-garden
winter, every speck
opera, meta-dram
which justice will I
be overwhelmed w

rejecting ;—anread
off the stuff they n
tiled in the art.
Theatrical moralit,
tragedies to suit
Irving the apostle.
renounce Satan a
this will be to the
at his desettion the
sock a saint presh
prevails to the coot
lookers, Wood, a
moody in which he
place called bell, tt
superdamnable den
hasty retreat to the
The Earl of
terday, at his villa,
Viscountess
at her house in Gs'

Divine servia
Jam's Palace, a
dorgoing a thoroa
the as
preer:tuaria LI
been in a very dUi
been lathed by tb
the Bishop of Lam
Chapels Royal.
to ha varied amp
Gad dithers of the

COURT CIRCULAR.

-.-..10.-

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KEN r, accom-
palsied by the Princess Vtcroma, with their usual attendants, left
he King's Palace at Kensington yesterday, for Broadstairs.
The Duke of Cu al BE R LAN D returned to town on Sun-
day evening, from his residence at Kew. His Royal Highness left
the King's Palace, St. James's, at ten o'clock yesterday morning,
on • vWt to his Maricsvir, at the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park.
The Earl of ABERDEEN and Mr. Secretary PEEL
came to town yesterday, from the residence of the Chancellor of
tke Exchequer, near Dorking, Surrey.
The Commissioners under the new Police Act are in
daily attendance at the Home Office, making arrangements fur the
trial of the new system of police, and examining the numerous ap-
plicants for the situations of police officers at their temporary office.
The Earl of ROSSLYN transacted business yesterday
at the Foreign Office.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
_ CHANGES.

The Queen of Portugal, yesterday, at the seat of the Embassy.
in South Audley-street, from Laleham ; Lord Alvanky, in Park-
place, from Surrey ; Marchioness Dowager of Salisbury for Liver-
pool, on a visit to the Marquis and blarchioness of Salisbury, who
are at their seat in the vicinity ; Lord and Lady Francis Osborne, in
Norfolk-street, from their seat in Cambridgeshire; the Earl of
Chesterfield, in South Audley-street, from his seat in Leicester-
shire; the Dowager Marchioness of Exeter for the Marquis of Ex
ernes seat, Burleigh House, Lincolnshire ; Lord and Lady Gray,
from Connaught-place, for their seat in Scotland; Major 15 eland,
from Canterbury, for Paris; Lieut. Colonel Elliot, for Dublin;
Mr. and Mrs. Egerton, for the Netherlands ; Major Smith, for
Manchester ; Capt. and Mrs. Mills, for Tunbridge Welb ; Major
Kemp, for Gloucestershire ; Mr. and Mrs. Warburton, for Paris ;
Major Vaughan and Capt. Taylor, for the lonian Islands ; Major
and Mrs. Crawford, for Lyme Regis, Dorsetshire; Capt. and Mrs.
Duncan, for Nelson's-orescett,Ramagate ; Mrs. and Miss Atherton,
for Ramsgate ; Mr. and Mrs. Tracey, in Dover-street, from their
seat in Gloucestershire; Edward Hartong), Esq. and J. Pack, Esq.
at Symmons's Hotel (late Jordan's,) St. James's-street, Irons the
Continent; Capt. and Mrs. Sanders, in Grosvenor-square, from
Italy ; the Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford, for Earl Grosve-
nor's seat, Moor Park, Herta ; Capt. Locke, from Grosvenor-
place, for Balstrode ; Sir Joseph Copley, Bart. from the Clarendon
Hotel, Bond-street, for the Continent ; Mr. and Mrs. Sturges
Bourne and family for their seat, Testwood House, near South-
ampton ; Sir John and Lady Maria Stanley, from their seat Al-
derby Park, Cheshire, for Leamington, Warwickshire i'ohe Earl
and Countess of Sefton, Lord and the Ladies Molyneux, from
Stoke Farm, Berke, for Earl Grosvenor's seat in Herts ; Captain
Gaseoyne, from Crawl's Hotel (late Cook's), Albemarle-street,
for his father's seat in Yorkshire; Mr. and Mrs. R. Douglas, from
Eaton-square, for Scotland ; Lady Elizabeth and Miss Palk, from
Bruton-street, for their seat, Rectory House, Enfield ; F. Thomp-
son, Esq. Mrs. Thompson, and family, at the Berners Hotel,
Berners.areet, from Lancaster ; the Rev. M. Newton, at ditto,
from Oxford; the Rev. Dr. Burroughs, Mrs. Burroughs, and Miss
Burroughs, from ditto, for Hitehin, Herts; the Rev. T. Payne,
Mrs. Payne, and family, from ditto, for Cambridge ; Jas. Fielding,
req. from Long's Hotel, Clifford-street, for Brighton; Gerard de
Coster, Esq. ftom ditto, for Ireland; Major Hilton, from ditto,
for Chester.

HARROGATE, JULY 25.
This old favourite watering-place is, as usual at this
season of the year. assuming its accustomed gay appearance.—
Amongst the latest arrivals are—Sir Francis and Lady Burton and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Constable and family, SirW. Pepys,iCaptain
Colmultt, R.N. Mrs. Show, Colonel Salmon, Mr. Young, Lieut.
General Dyce, Mrs. and Miss Dyer, Sir Harcourt Lees and family,
Sir Abraham Bing and family, Sir Philip and Lady Durham, Mrs.
Woodward and family, the two Misses Woodward, Lady Ferguson,
Lady Broughton Mr. and Mrs. Lawson, Miss Warburton, Mrs.
Rycroft Best, with a long list of other fashionabJes.
BRIGHTON, JULY 26.
_ _ _

In addition to those formerly mentioned, apartments are
engaged at the Albion for the Earl of Uxbridge, Lord John Fit x-
roy,and Lord &radbrooke,who also purpose being there to-morrow.
The Earl of Liverpool is returned to Busted, his Lordship's seat in
this county. The Count Montroud returned to the Albion yes-
terday. Lord Petersham is in its departure list. The Earl of
Egremont is expected to be at the Races, though his Lordship has
recently suffered from illness at Petworth.