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_ DRAWING-NOON.
Lord Chamberlain's-Offee, July U,
Notice is hereby gives, that his Majesty wiU hold a LIMO
at Carlton House, oil Wednesday, We Uth instant, at Twelve
Notice is hereby gives, that his Majesty will hold a Draw.
isg-Room at Backiagliam Palace, on Tlinroday, Us 2411 s
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steal,at Two o'Clock.
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lIIIONABLE moralism,. J adT
The Duke of Devonshire arrived yesterday at Devonshire
House Gum his seat, Chatsworth, Derbyshire.
The Earl and Coalmen of Sefton, the Ladies kfolyneax,
and family. leave town to-morrow morning fur Paris.
Lord and lady G. H. Caveadish and family leave tows on
Wedamilay foe their seat, Latimer% Bucks.
The Doke of Nordalk is expected is town this day from
Isis seat. Fornirene, Suffolk. _ _

Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, Jennyn-strret :—Sir Harry
and Lady Barran, Neale and family from Paris; Monsieur
and Hutson, RambolJ sod family from ditto • Mr Walter
Scow Bart. front hie sent, Abbotsford, Scotland ;William
• 111•14, Erg. and Lady Pi bloom aed family left ditto yester-
day for Paris.
Than. Betwerd, Esq. M.P. and Mn. Bernard and family
arrived in tows on Saturday from their seat in Ireland.
Chardon Pole, Esq. arrived on Saturday at the
Hotel, Jeruipa-street, from his seat in Derbyshire.
Earl of Bodes arrived as Saturday at Batt's Hotel, Derr.
street, from his seat In !reload.
The Bari of Carwarven sod family left town on Saturday
for their seat, Flieb Clam neer Newbury, Berks.
Arrivals at Bniunt's Hotel, Leierster-equare:—Le Contra
daTowerillielar and moire, Ambassador (nen the Klieg of
Sweden to the Court a France, to woad the Cevonaties,
from Paris; and lII'. and Mrs. E. J. Kellett, and family,
frosa
The Earl and Osenteus of Csieders arrived on Saturday at
the Bari of Hardwiebelt Mune I. St. James's-square, from
their nut, Bowe, issielbruhridge Wells.
The Earl end Cu_...(mowßiesiateu arrived as Saturday
at their bowie iwS. Jormeeheriere, *ea Tunbridge Well..
We. Trout, Esq. arrived yeslyrdoy at Hodgson'. Hotel,
Deves.eimet. from his mot I. Demmabire. Mrs. Lowther
Thompson and family Whittle yesterday for their mat it
Yorkshire.

Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. Jansreootsvett—Chetra.
lirr Baud, with a Fudge OfSeer, to attend the Corematien,
from the Citetimest ; Captain Stuart. llith hessam, from
Brightest; the Haul of Melte, [rant his seat in Scotland;
Spooner, Esq. free. his mat in Northampleashive; tad
Colonel raker from Brighten. Mews. Seams have left
ditto for Paris.
Admiral Sir Joao Welk, fart. is arrived at Fealea's Hotel,
St. James's-street, from his seat ie Semen. Colonel Wool.
slot has left ditto for his seat is Seffolk.
Arrival/ at Hatt:brit% Hotel, Dover.strem :—Sir Thomas
Dallas, Bart.; Sir Wm. Onsley, Colonel Blackwell, mid
Captain Parnitase. Departures from ditto: Sir Henry Playa.
tow. Bart. for the Isle of Wight ; Col. Cowries, for Bath;
Colonel Thompson for ditto; Captain Frederick, slst regi.
'new, for Malta; Captelligeriplaw ditto t J. 11.41111
Esq. for ditto ; Capt. Maidesbaad ; pt.
Gramin fur ditto.
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FASIIIONABLB PARTIES, .0.11:41.,
The Duke and Deeliess of Wellington gave as 'inset
entertaissaeat on Saturday at Apeley Howse On • party of
thirty-seven, moos ohm were /time gterhesy, sew ?Ake
and Princess Ewerhasy, Has Duke of Graestrawst sd unitet
Coma sad Carstens Usseter, Coast Carsassa, the Mllinplie
of Londonderry, Earl Harrowby, Bart litatineet, sir Cain
Welkosy, As.
The Duke and Melees isf Itedford will entertsio a large
partfa elistingsithed personages this day at their house in
U. ,lairtos'oopiare.
The Sael of Weslnuirlead had a large party at dinner os
Ihrtnetiay sl Mahatmas is Gruseeser-owsare.
The Berl swidassubsts d Cwrentry will give as elegsnt
ustemlatuesent sodirronew to his Soya! Highness the Duke
of filloroseter, sad a distingniehell party, at Coventry
Home,
Conistoss Serstrehatup entertained the Earl, Countess, sad
Lady Jute Coventry, sad a large party at dinner yeslenlay,
at her beam in at. Jaases'weqs ere.
The Countess allevere will give a splendid rout this eves-
lag at her hawse in Berkeley-square.
Lady Ilisabsroogit's rout on Saturday evening is Hanover-
sqware was attended by nearly two hundred fashionable,.
Mrs. Chester will give a ball this evening at her house is
Benott-street.
Mr. sad Mrs. Wellesley Pole entertained a distingaided
party on Saturday at their house Saville-row.

Casa Ellenborough has issued ear* of ievitaiion for as
aquatic excursion and dime's put, ou Friday next at his
sills st Reeinapion.

The Kum, the Duke of You, the Duke of
CANSAIDGI, and the Princess Avourrs, atteuded
divine service at the Chapel Royal yesterday.
Yesterday divine service was performed to the
Kitties Donsetiold, at his Palace in Pia.osall, by
the Bleu. F. W. llLousitito.

Saturday the Duchess of Gtoucturnit rode out
with the Princess AUGUSTA.
Oa Saturday the Duke of CAMBAIDGS, the Prin-
cess SOPHI 4,lstkil a select party, dined with the Prin-
es►,t AVCIVIITA. Afterwards the royal putty ho-
noured Coveut-wardeti Theatre with their presence.
Friday night the Duke and Duchess of CI LOLI
csitza honoured Drury-lane Theatre with their

presence.
Saturday the Duke and Doclass of CLOD-
CECTER had a ournerfitts chimer
Yesterday the Duchess of Gt.oucasTea, the
Dote of CAMBRIDGE, the Princess AUGUSTA, Mud
the Princess SOPSIA, visited the Duke cud Do-
does* at. CLAMENCL.

Hai Royal Highness the reigning Duke of SAM'
14111WINGEN, Ile brother of the Duchess of CLA.
tyre's, attended by Boron BAUMBACK, !baron de
•I'WRCKE, and Lii'utensitit EDWARD HALL, R.N.
antreJ at the it -Itletice of the Duke sod Duirliess
CLouitscs, in St. James'. Palace, ou Saturday
oularning, oboist ten o'clock. Soon after the
Duchess of CLARENCE and his Serener Highness
rode out together, said proceeded to Hata on •
vnot to Lady DICIAILT. The Dike of CLARIINCR
billowed soon alter three o'clock, where their Royal
Highuesots and his Serene Highness dined, and re.
turned to London in the evening.
Yesterday the Duke of C•iittiou• and the
PrallCtlrti AUGUSTA received a visit from the Du-
chess of Cuaterum. to introduce her brother, his
Serene Highness the Prince of MEI NINGEN. Their
Royal H4ghneost• also received respectfol calls
li Prince Esruttiazir, Prince Paul ESTRR-
"zY, tile Archbishop of YORK. the Cowart,
f;aufirEsiog, Lally G6Ol/GE CAVENDISH, the
SPgalrgit of the Howe of Commons, &c.

Me. Tstorrea is returned to Worthing from
Loodon, sand is expected to open the Tbeistre there
aii ii few days.

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og. Mr. Isom Las went through the part of
Heusi Bertram with as much success es biros*.
lost of his music was encored; though sew slight
iffuipteaa• of dissent were euseifeated. Miss R.
Con's sustained Julia Maamering with great wad
promising ability. It would heighten her excel.
fence if she could give a more definite expresiticitOs
the.lauguage in singing. Alias CARSW is already
well known, and deservedly admired so Lucy Rev.
from, being among the best repreterslitti•es of that
engaging character. Mr. J. Russtr.t. gives • very
unique and original portrait of Dandle Dimmest.
Mr. TAT Lcuns has enhanced his previous astimost-
Slow by his acting in Dominic Sampson, sad we are
ready to admit that he has much more original
habits of study thou he took credit for on his first
appearance. Mrs. Jo:miaow performed Meg Mer.
rilics powetfully, but scarcely with so much feel.
iogsat Mrs. &MILTON. The spirited farce A Ito-
loafer an Oliver succeeded, and kept the house
iu high diversion during its performance.
liWoLlisit OPERA-Ho:WM
A new farce in two acts, entitled Two Pence, was
produced at this Theatre on Saturday night. The
characters were thus represented :
Moderiek Rappiwsiiiiii,olicia Mortimer Mr. Wrench.
Mr. Mr. Barclay.
rsoffMallusZite Mr. 'Wieltiasoa.
artM Bluvisould.
3•11160,' 11/Me• er Banta, ..Miss Siseessea
~User Niece .. Masi Seymour.
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lOw piece derives its title from the circum•
;Owe of Mortimer being reduced by fallen fur-
ling% to accept the place of a two-penny post-
Its most prominent character, however, is
Osplinis Blilemould, • cheesemonger by trade, but
• xisesical enthusiast by taste, which is particularly
ahrokuted by his performance on the bassoon. It is a
prat well adapted for a display of Mr. HARLlty's
fine comic talents. He performed it with great
spirit. A mock Italian song in the first act, in
which he gives a Inimical lecture to the orchestra,
was executed in • style rich in humour. He was
equally happy in another scene, founded upon
HoualiTH's /tin-aged Musician. Mr. LiAaTILST's
character is of the same order, but of a broader
cast. Mr. Waancn, the hero of the Two-
penny Post, sustained the part with his usual
spirit. Mr. Wit.wissost, Miss I. STIYENSON,
and the other performers, supported their re-
spective characters in a very efficient style.—
A little compression will give the piece increased
life and spirit. This it can very well admit, and
is all th.it is necessary to its complete success. Even
with the defects of redundancy, it was heard with
pleasure, and announced for repetition with almost
general approbation. It is, we understand, from
the pen of Mr. Pesti', who has already distin-
guished- himself as a conic writer. The Manages
of this theatre appears to be on the alert for addi-
tional recommendation to public patronage. The
box entrance in front, in the Strand, is newly fitted
up and decorated in a striking manner.

BRIGHTON. JULY 14.
We believe it may be confidently expected that his
MAJESTY will embark for Ireland from our beach.
The Yacht Club, we know, have agreed to as-
semble here, iu order to accompany his MAJESTY
00 his voyage.
The Earl of CRAVEN and his amiable Lady,
who had taken • house on the Marine Parade for a
fortnight, after residing in it fur a week, have left
us, in their yacht, for Cowes.
Mr. DAWsON, Mr. EVELYN, and Mr. WATTS
RUSSELL, M.P.'s, are among the last arrivals.
The Hon. Mr. PSamiirrd. and Mr. BLOUNT
were among our arrivals on Tuesday last.
Mr. FORTH, our M.C. who, for the last fort-
night, has bee► confined to his room by severe in-
disposition, is now in a state of couvaleceove.
THE THEATRE.—This place of amusement has
been tolerably well supported this week. M►. H.
JOHNSTON'S engagement terminated last night.

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