Star.
London, England, 1827-11-16 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

Millar! of Sherborne, in Grosvenor-street; 'Major Mitchell. ha 1
Plocadilly; Colonel Malcolm, in Hanover-square; Sir
Rwasbold, Bart. in Piccadilly;. Captain, Robert Smith, in Mil*
street, from the Netherlands; ki.o. Henry Greville, is George:
erect, Hanover-square the ffirl'of Carlisle, at Carlisle House,
Grosvenor-place Lthe Hoe. Charles Talbot, in Grosvenor-strong
Cannel Arid, in Prirk.street ; the-Hon. Algernon Grevilkj
Pleendilly ; Mr. and Mrs. Dandle,. in Brook-street, front PS%
Mr. and Mrs. Percy For, In Green-street, Park-lane,. from
ante; the Hon.-James Abercrombie, in New-street, Spring.gan
dens ; Mr. Ralph Abererheibie -in' Piccadilly • !stn. and Mho Curl
sons, in Park-street, 'fromliamsgste • Captain Porter, is the
Regent-street, friss Malia.;: thelfarl and Countess of Lon;dnlo,
Milton. from, their reet4 Lowther, Westmorland; Sir Jun*
Mackintosh, Bart. at the Niarquis of Laqadosin'a, in Berkman*,
square, from Staffordshire ; Major end Mrs. Thornton from Ire?
land; Mrs. and Miss Kingston, in Park-street, from Scarborough
potent King, hi Piccadilly, honk Cheltenham John Burke, Esq!
itJordan's Hotel, St. Jamesbotteet,. from adikee Miss Ile
/*rib, at Meares Hotel, Broole.street, from W Drayton-a'
Locker, at ditto; from Surrey; Captain.
Mao a tour; Colonel sod Mrs. Thompson, at iP i 134
*street, rive Yorh ; Sir Geer* aid Lady
Wales; Lord and Lady Headley, at Redone Wait
Milool, Irma Ireland.
DEPARTURES. ! A

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The Awl and Countess of Sikora, Lord Iforytietnt, boast ideb
Montgomery Molyoeur, and the Ladies Molygmax, (row firilly'
too-lure% for Crortedt Hall, war Liverpool; Mr. 11.
ist Longtori Hall. in Staffordshire ; Ravi Nelson,' leeill
lark, near Salisbury; Captain and Mrs. Neville, for SIM
Old Miss Tennant, for the New Steyne, Brigham; 111Iw 11114.!
me, for Dublin - Captain aod Mrs. James. for anilhant awvldta•
Mr. sad .Airs. Lock, for the Parade, Bath ; Major Actbs, fur
by Major Arntetrang, for Dublin; Lady and Mies Campbell
ha Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. Caitarl, for_ kaki Cettrit sang ' lia;
Maitland, for Plymouth Dock ;• Major Frederick ilict;te4 for
.111adt • Mr. an& Mrs. Carter, tor the Parade, Tsar*, Welts;
Mr deorge liVarrendec, Rue for its -mac in Berke; Major and
iffea. -fiockann, from firook•ittret, for Brighton; Mrs. Prenon
Gam the Landed Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Hampton
y Wm. Lowndes„ Sail. from ditto, (or Bair; Mrs. Admiral
and the two Mews Douglass, from Scalie's Hotel, Lower
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v`:--Arbis saisink shout half-past one o'clock. a very re
limitable looking couple passed through the toll-gate
ea the Strand side of Waterloo Bridge, the gentleman
Paying juar., the collector upon duty, the two-
poste; Aim lady, who was dressed in black silk, seemed
In igb spirits, but her companion seemed rather loci ;1
after they had passed through, Carlo observed them
enter the akove over the first arch below the bridge,
aid they had not been there many minutes before the
gestieman walked deliberately back to Carlo, and care-
lessly sad, " that foolish woman that came through
ism now with me is going to drown herself;" Carlo
took uo particular notice of what he said at the mo-
ment, and the gentleman returned-again to the alcove,
and the next moment, murder, murder, was called out, ,
Opparently in a female voice; Carlo and Lawrence the
watc.hiniso instantly tan to the spot, where they found
the gentleman standing looking over the balustrades of
elm bri‘ges Lawrence and Carlo mounted the coping,
aitul tbuld plainly see the unfortunate female floating
with 'betide, with her arms extended as if for,e,ssiat-t
ante, which was in vain, for none could be affertled;
weskit was Sten to sink to rise no. more alive. The
gentleman, who seemed somewhat alarmed at the dread-
ful circuinstance.returned to the toll-house, andEdwardi
the constable.. whore night it was at the watchhouse,
was sent for, but before he could arrive he was suffered
to depart upon leaving his address, as living in Upper
. Spriag-street, Portman-square. He did not attempt to
explain the affair, or whether or not he knew the.uafor-'
tunate woman. It is somewhat strange that alter he
had given his address he proceeded along the bridge,
which is, of course, the contrary direction to Port:nate
square. Carlo declares that when they passed over
to Me-bridge, the lady seemed quite cheerful, and thar,
from that time till the time be heald the screams of
murder, he heard nothing pass between them.
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The body. of. Lady GaORGIANA PAIINiOII was re-
moved on Friday from the Admiral's house. Deronporr, on board
the Providence tender, for tooveyance to Rose Hill, the seat of
Bat Noarnosa, near Southampton.
The tteadmill, at Sydney, has lately been stopped for
taaatd" ands." or, as Ws ought to say, for want of" feet." The
esimorf of the " gdatlosa" seems, from this circumstance, to have
~asded much of late. It requires 30 persona so" work the mill,"
19;estertlay the accumatulation of delinquents amounted only

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A diabolical policy has been handed about the City.
'giving live guineas to return 100, 11-dir three Ambas-
sadors' heads, at Cosetaptinople,wy-le on the 15th
Noteiaber.