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London, England, 1824-07-19 00:00:00

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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
THIS ETCHING.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Hertford's concert, Piricsdilly,
Lord Ellenborough's party, Roehampton.
TO-MORROW.
The Marquis of Cholu4ondeley's pea entertainment to the
Duke of York.

wsaxr.lDAT.

Almaers last ball far dee mom
Lord and LedigoaCenseilielts poi imistaimeeme, Bur.lingtoo 'louse, _

TIIMIIIDAT.

The Dowager Mereltleniiierf ifeitiord's assembly, Man chrism
MT e.
e Earl of Wergueodnod entertained the Earl and Countess of
Lansdale and a large petty as asses on Saturday, at his be. as
Grosvenor-square.
Count and Countess Lievat had a grand party at dinner yew,.
day, at Ashburnbam.hourne.
The Marchioness of Chehontilleyirstatrand mum on
day evening, at Cho'onadpy ; the grand sure of
apartments were throws epee= woe most brilliantly Mani-
sated; the morn cemmeeked dust egress o'clock; rhenr were
present upward' of HIS of her Ledisslaks'adistinguihhed hinds;
among whom were—Princess Poliime gat Was of Welling/01u
Grafton, Somemet ; the Marquis sod W Harttora. the
Marquis and Marchiones' of WitoeinalSeg the Marquis of Wol.
cuter, the Dowager Marchioness of Finonee. the Maranon/is 01.
Westmeath, the Countess of Hard Ludy C. Stewart, **gni
of Euston. Lord KoLert Seymour, the LON bisuclerc, Lord and
Lady Lot sine. Lady Ardover. lady Lambert, et u tea St. A.
souks. Lord and Lady Saye-ard.Buir, Sir T.Arboduiet. the Ladies
Fitzroy, Sir Philip Musgrave. the Giantess of Abner, Lord and
Lady Havenswonh. Lady S. Percy,_ Lady Stratum; Lied and
Lady G. H. Cavendish, Lord A. Mil, Lady and Mho de Roos,
Lode E. Blatchford, the COWL., at Harsovrly sod Lady Mary
Ryder, Mrs. and Miss Orby Hunter, General ftranor, Lament
Piny. he-
The Earl of Breedelynte entertained the Mary
_and Mar.
chionsas of Chaodeo, slab Brie Pegg, at dinner no Vfd23's at hit
house in Park-lane.
The Marquis et awiumedley hid a dinner party yesterday, at
his bou-e in Piccadilly.
Lord Hampden entettaioedniLat sin:grey ft diluter yesterday, at
his house in Otten.stseet, 0 mare.
Lord Holland had a lingo perry a yesterday, at Hones&
bows.
The Marquis and Monition4Ba Trriptock and family have kft
Sewn far then seat, Oakley House. Bederdshire.
Lord Nugent has arrived io Winn from his wet, Linty, Bucks.
Emily, Marchioness of Lendoodeery, has left town for her seat,
North Cray, Kent.
Prince and Prince's Sapiebe have arrived at the ?wham Hord,
Athematle-street.
Depexteres from the St. Georgo's Hotel, Albemarle-stun :
R. Price. Esq.. 111. P., for Surreys B. Price, q., sod Hit
Price, kr dims Mrs. Norton and family for Cheltenham.Es
M. Fricke, Esq. has left the London Hotel, Alisemaria-etreet,
for Pa is.

The liuke sad Duchess et Rutland hare mussed to town from

Brighton.
The Duke owl Duchene of Northumberland and family, accea.
"allied by Sir Watkin and Lady Harriet Wm. Wynn and family,
Air. and Mrs. Beery Clive and family, left town on Saturday
morning, on breed the Ci.y of F.ilintiurgh settam.macket. ex.
rawly engaged by his Grace far Alemouth, Northumberland,
within five mike of Alnwiek Castle

.....
The Ear: and Countess of Loaadaie and family left town yaw-
day, fur their seat, Loartixr. Weatmoreland.
The Marquis of Lanadown has left town for his seat, &mood
Park. Wilts.
Arrivals at Long's Hotel, Bond.tmeet t—Col. O'Brien,
from Cheltenham j C. Tarkton, Esq. and Captain Stewart, from
Newmarket; W. Jackson, Esq. from Paris; John U. Poi fis
front Iltighton.—Departurert : Lord Thintaaa Bay. for boatland;
fir Oodfrry Webster, for the Mediterraataa, to hit yatch de
Elizabeth.

Aromas at Fladomes Hotel. inzford.srvecs.—Major add Min
Blacken, from a tour; Hordoo. i q (uf Gainless) sod
Robinson. El. from Scotland; A. H. Bradohaw, Esq. from de
Continent; E. H. lower. Esq. from Sussex Broadtail!,
Esq. from a tour; Bax. El. from ditto; Thos. Stoner, Er}
from Heidry.upon-Thames.—Departures: Mr. and Mrs. Hake,
for Manchester • Mr. tad Mrs. Prothaos. for Herta ; Admiol
Markham, N.P. for Susses; firs. .31r. Nash, for. ditto;
Thornhill, on a tour.

RAMSGATE, JULY 16.

' Our visitors continue to increase daily. Among the re.
cent arrivals are Mr. Secretary Peel, the Marquis and Me.
chionesa of Ely ; Mr. Baron Garrow arrived at his sat,
near this place, on Tuesday, and is expected to reams
here a few days previous to hie going the Circuit.
Mr. Secretary Canning, the Duchess of Kent, the Ard.
bishop of Canterbury, and other persons of dist/nears,
are expected here shortly.
NVednesday a public breallw was given at Ranelq•
Gardens, St. Peter's, 4 hull t, a short &saw
from this town, which ' attended. Anti
the company were Lord ' _ Led; ridport and fault,
1 Sir James and Lady Will' .46ce. A band, owastatiage
twelve performers, played tti prasatocsadnusizeftfr upward'
of an hour ; soon after quadrille.' under the
i Margate.
of Mr. Frencb, the Nester of the Cerrinonits at
The juveniles present were the principal exhi-
bitors.

Our Gas Light Company, combined with Margate, as-
mt nces under very prosperous and advantageous eirom.
'stances, u no sooner ii the Company formed than it via
co.nmence • i meal, u the town is about to be lighttd is
about • month afterwards, agreeably to the teasel the
contract, for fourteen years, by Mr. Medley, the gu cot
tractor, with the Commissioners of the town. Newby
of the inhabitants have agreed to have it laid on. Ti
main pipes evtend fire miles, and those of Margate des
a similar distance.

MAIIIIIAGIL IN HIGH LIFE.-03 Saturday, at
George's, Hanover-square, by the Rev. J. Butt, Al
Samuel G. Gist. Esq., of Woes ington Grange, Glow(
tershire, to the Hon. Mary Anne Westenra, only &nits(
of the Right 800. Lord Rosamore, Governor and UP
Rotuloruin of the county of Monaghan. There on
present at the reading, the Dowager Countess of tsl
and Orrery. the Dowager, Lady Wawa, Lord and 1.10
Rossmore, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. iVestetira, Mr. and As
Gist, and a great number of the friends of both famills.
At the late Winchester Sessions, his Grace the ]lollll
of Norfolk was qualified to act as Magistrate fa &I
County.
The Cluster Chronicle says, " We understand Fr
Grosvenor has determined on disposing of his scudig
Newmarket.
John Bonfoy Hooper, Esq. by the death of Mao*
comes now in possession of the Ripton estates ;
from his maternal grandloother.—Haatingdoa Gazee,
The statement in some of the Le.ndots PSpers, that',
lug
veral ships of war are about to sail direct for Lisbon,
detachments of the Royal Marine corps and Artillety(t,'
is incorrect. The only ship under orders for Lisbon ih to
Ocean, no, Captain Lucius Hanlyman, C. 8., which ices
ting at Plymouth, for the flag-ship of Lord Amelia, Bern
clerk. whose recent new appcintment to the mainland .11
and sailing for, the Tagus, in the Blanche fr!;s:e, we bf
before stated. The ships at Lisbon will be-LC/cease g',l
noa, and it'inclito. Castle. The number of Marinette:l
employed in thew ships is--14 officers, and 630 nori-cte
'tifsitioneel officers slid privates.—lforispadire 'reirg7ll4; fR
rug Anue as De IA FA VETTE.—Vre 3IT into:lso'7
a letter fretn Havre-de-Grace, dated yesterday, Nig
Tuesday last the celebrated Marquis de la Fayetierl
barked at that place, in the American ship t'adinus, frog
United Stares of America. Such was his entbusiatne
ception in that town, that the population poured out
on the Paris road to meet his carriage. The mowesg,rg
was admitted within the barrier the gates were cloy:Lc?
which immense numbers were shut out rim their 10
They were afterwards admitted by the military, as fig
let, it names could Be taken down ! This conduct, boai
the part of the Bourbon Government, and of the
Havre, may ecem extraordinary; the former in ho*
ordered the Governor of Ilavrc to pursue such a eon!
and the latter in skewing such a warm feeling for ID
Revolutionary Chief. It is also a fact that every Ott
mem and invitation has been held out by the Gortir!l_,
Havre to the young men to enrol themselves into rv,
guard, to escort the Duchene de Berfi in a visit sir ige
shortly to make to that town, but only thirty have
teered for the hollow. 'the hrquis de la Far Ate, ig
be remembered, commenced his military career in
American army, as a volunteer, at the comnienrn
that war, and 11, his activity 8:3(1 ardour oontributok
sentially to the success of the American revolution.,
returned to France when the Independence of the r""
States was recognised. He is now in the INgh yet,
age. The Cadmus sailed on Tuesday, for nor
lord
l'ortsmouth Paper.
linnnru m.—ln the report of the cave in the King's Beet •
" Dunn v. Shew," given an our paper of the 14th in.:any. 111.1
an error, which we take the earliest opportunity of wrrectln..
' stated that the defendant in the above action was Mr. :1410!•,,
tioneer, of High Holborn; but this wen not the fan. the
being Mr. O. Sheer, an auctioneer late of biatc-snort,Lin:''
fields.