Star.
London, England, 1829-08-12 00:00:00

CHANGES.

His Grace the Duke of Devonshire, for Bolton Abbey, in York-
shire; .Sir John and Lady Eleanor Lowther, for Wilton Castle,
near Gainsborough ; Sir Edward Blacken, Bart. for Malfen Hall,
in Northumberland; Mr. Edward Stanley. and the Hon. Mrs.
Stanley, for Audley Park, near Knutsford, in Cheshire; Lady
Elizabeth and Miss Palk, for the Rectory-house, Enfield ; Lkut -
General Sir Miles NightingaU, for Bronx Hall. near Eye, Suffolk ;
Mr. Henry Charles Hoare. on a tour; Admiral Sir Edward and
Lady Louisa Harvey, for the Rolls Park, near asigwell, in Ease: ;
Mrs. General .Nicholson on a tour; Sir Simon Clarke, Bart. for
Aldwi.ke-place, near Bognor Rocks ; Admiral Gage, on a tour •
Captain Parker, in Pall-mall, from the Netherlands; Mr. John
Kipling, for Overston Park, Northamptonshire; Lady Lushing-
ton, on a tour • Major Sandy., in Bond-street, from Malta ; the
Marquis of Bailments at the Brunswick Hotel, Jerusyn-street,
from Germany ; Mr. end Mrs. Oakes, at Crawley's Hotel (late
Cook's), Albemarle-street, from Eton ; Capt. Harcourt, at ditto,
from St. Lawrence ; 14r.atid Miss Eyre, at the St. George's Hotel,
Albemarle-street, from their seat near Southampton; Lord Al-
thorpe, ea a visit to the Earl Fitzwilliam, at his seat, Wentworth-
house, Yorkshire ; B. Greville, Esq. to Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs.
R. Melville and family, from the St. George's Hotel, for Kent ;
Captain Salmon, from the British Hotel. Jermyn-street, for Wor-
thing; J. Austen, Esq. from ditto, for Orford; Mr. and Mrs.
O'Connor, from
Regent-street, for Ireland; Mrs. Welch, at the
Berner! Hotel, Berners-street, from Worthing; Miss Thompson,
at ditto; J. W. Strachan and Mrs. Strachan, at ditto, from the
' Continent • E. Hunt, Esq at ditto, from Cheltenham • Miss
Jenny. at ditto, from Worthing; Mr.. Francis and Miss hullen,
from ditto, for Worthing; the Rev. J. Watts, Mrs. Watts, and
and family, from ditto, for Brighton; Mrs. Shuts and Miss Shuts,
from ditto, for Brighton ; E. Petal, Req. from ditto, for Overton,
Hants; the Rev. Mr. Cumming, at Symmoas's Hotel (late Jor-
dan's), St. James's-street, from Sydenham, Kent ; General Sir H.
Pane, K.C.B. at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street, from his seat.
in Hampshire; General Sir Colin Balkan and family, at ditto,
from Jersey ; Colonel Poten, at ditto, from Berlin ; the lion.'
Rennes, at ditto, from Ramsgate; W. D. GMoss, Esq. from ditto,
for Lewes ; R. M. Oliver, Esq. Mrs. OUver. and J. Oliver, Esq.
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and Mrs. Oliver, from ditto, for Brussels; R. Oakley, 'Sq.
ditto, for Penn Park, Bristol.

TIM ARMY.

A detachment belonging to the Ist regiment of Royal Dragoons,
embarked this afternooo, on board .a canal boat, for Manchester.
A detachment belonging to the 7th Homers embarked this after-
noon, on board a canal-boat, for Liverpool, on route to New-
bridge.
A detachment belonging to the nth regiment of foot embarked
this day, on'bosrd x canal-boat for Liverpool, on route to Newry.
DetachMente belonging to the 28th and 83d regiments of In-
fantry marched to-day, from London for Gosport.
A detachment belongiog to the 35th regiment of Foot marched
ibis morning, from London, for Portsmouth, on route to Jersey.
A detachment belonging to the 24 battalion of the 60th 'Rine
Corps marched this morning, from London, for Portsmouth.
depot of the Ist battalion of the Rifle Brigade embarked
yesterday, at Portsmouth, for Dover.
A numerous and very convivial meeting of the Offices
of the late Surrey Yeomaory Cavalry was held At the Greyhound
Inn, Croydon, on the 29th of July, when Lieutenant;Colonel Mr
WILLLIAM Gloaos Hymn JoLtarre presented to the late Adju-
tant of that highly respectable Corps, Captain G. Warnme, an
elegant piece of plate, bearing an appropriate Inscription, recording
the meritorious services of the Adjutant during a period of thirty-
three years, which he bad devoted to his regimental dutiei. The
veterau was in eacellent spirits, and returned thanks iii an energetic
speech. •

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAMA AIM/VIZ Tnts Day—Dublin I—Waterford I. • •
The Countess of Chichester packet, Insist Falmouth, arrived at.
Jamaica the 24th June.
DEAL, Aua. 11.— W ind morning all the outward-
bound; except the Clio, for Quebec. sailed.
Poinswouni, Au 6: I 1: Wind S.W.—Sailed the Amphittite
transport, for Dover, with a detachment of the Rine Brigade.
Pi.ncovess, Ans. 10.—Wind W.N:W....;.Arrived the New Lon-
don, Redmore, from Prince Edward's Island. Sailed the Nancy,
Pryee, for Swan River.
Rumour% Aua. 10.—Wind N.W. to N.N•W —Arrived the
Meteor, steamer, from Plymouth, With Admiral the Earl- of
Northesk. Sailed the Dike of York packet, for Jamaica and
Carthagena.
Basnot, Ana. lo.—Arrived the Grecian, Marshall, and Ceres,
Dunn, front Quebec ; and Mirian, Williams, from Cullenborg. •
LIVIRIPOOL, Aug. 10 .—Arriied the Ibbetsons, fromQue-
ime ; Agnes, Young, and Herrick, Cooper, from Montreal; Frost
Alcyone, Muir, from St. John's, N. B. Wallsend, Watts, from
Miramied ; James, Marshall, from St. Petenburgh ; Struggler,
Baxter, from Riga ; and Cherub, —, from Quebec.
Huts., Aua. 10.—Arrived the Amazon, Broderick, from Mira-
michl ; and Unity, Todd, from St. Petersburgb.
Aasaaasx, Aua. 7.—The accounts along the coast are deplor-
able beyond precedent. The Lively, Leith trader, was. on shore,
three miles to the westward of Speyniouth ; but not a seam started,
and will be got off without damage to ship or cargo. The Lizard,
Inverness and Leith trader, was on shore beside her. A Shetland
schooner, a St. Andrew's sloop, the Barbara and Ann of Spey, and
a slop, name unknown, drove out of Spey, and are on shore en
the outside the bar. A Kirknidbriglst sloop is on shore on the east
side of Spey. A vessel was taunt wrecked between Spey and
Leede—rtwo bodies washed at *bore. A tirkwill sloop went to
pieces between Spey and Port Gordon—clew saved. • The Ann,
of Inverness, Davidson, is on shore onthe hick of Port Gordan
Pier—crew saved, and vessel unrigged. The wreck of the Anna
Maria, of Invergordon, Leith trader, has come on shore to the west-
ward of Gitdengowntrew perished : it is feared there were pu-
angers on board, as fensale'apparel has been washed on shore.

Gsoacs R. Da wsoN, Esq. M. P. left town this
morning for. Ireland. •
The English Ambassador at Constantinople; 'we are
informed, had an interview with the Suivan on the 15th of July,
on whirl occasion his Excellency and suite were permitted to wear
their swords.
• Lord and Lady WHAANCLIFIT and family • have left
Words, }Why Belmont Castle, a seat of his Lordship's, Where
the family intendtb reside until the races at Doncaster.
The Chaplaincy to the Lord Warden of the Cinque ,
Ports-ice vacant by, the death of the Rev. Rieman, Kudina.
Thursday the 26th ult. his Grace the Archbishop of
Toast held an Ordination at Bishop Thorpe; rhen 32 Gentlemen
were admitted into Holy Orders.
Mr. GREG.tolt, we hear, declined the office of Solicitor
ti-ebe Excise, the income of which has, since ihe death of Air.
Cans:, been Axed at 2,5001. a year. Mr. Dss*uv, who held the
once of Bolkitor to the Excise in Ireland has, we ondeisisndsbern
since appebsted to succeed Hr. Vass.
•
Monday the remains of the Lady of Sir C. LORAIN Ei
Barn passed through Newcastle, for Kirkharle. . • •
The remains of Colonel BEM:112071T were interred
as Tuesday, in the family vault at Bretton. The Coloneliwas
in the '7g4l year of his age, and had been a isprokstadve of
PlartOpsuliirtwidiptikve succesolve Parliaments.