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teed and Led, Grantham materialised • select party of
deer thetineuisited friends at dinner yederday, at their house
I• Ht. Sames'a.tquare.
Lady Hyde Parker has Issued cards of levitation for •
splendid runt on the nth May, at her house is Great Com-
berlaste.plaee.
Mrs. Thenspeon has leaved esrds of Invitation for another
grimed •usical party or the 4th May, at ►er boast In Grua.
vestir-squ If C.
Laity C. Strut gives a grand rent on the 17111 May, at
her hover ist Great Cemberla•d•llaer.

Lady Alßeek e•tert•inrd • party of G•hiouaMh on Ss.
turd•y ete•iut, at her house in Cttarres-•t.e• t, Plteadilly.
U•tini•a Lecture •t Mr. Pe•ll'r, New•street, Sprites-
garde**, or Saturday next at three u'cluet.

arASEIIONABLIf: MOVEMENTS.
The Duke of Norfolk leaves lowa this day for his aro, '
Foraham, Suffolk, where his Genre will entertain a large
party of his distinguished friends during the holidays.
lord and Lady Nugent left town oat Saturday fur their
seat, Lileys, Boas.
Load Carrington has left town for Deal Castle, Kent, for
the holidays.
The Earl of Chichester has left town fur his seat, Steamer,
near Lewes, Sussex.
Lord and Lady Robert Spencer arrived on Friday, at
their house in As lingtuu.street, (rota their seat Woolhenliag,
Sussex.
Arrivals at Rennet's Hotel, Leicester•square:—Baron
Koppe, (runs Woe Cassel; Baron Renard, fovea Yemenis;
Cunut de Shermekof, Captain in the Emperor of Russia's
Guards, from Russia.
The Earl and Countess of Blesinton left town yesterday,
on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Tolleasaclie, at their sew iu Herta,
fur the holida)s.
Lord and Lady Grantham will leave loon this day fur
Wrest House, Bedfutosltile, fur the holida)s.
Lord and Lady Holland are shortly expected to leave
England for the Continent.
Arrivals at Blake's Hotel,Jerrnyit•street:—Sir Edward and
Lady Buller and faintly from Bath; Mr. sod Mrs. James
Hay, from their seat in Scotland; Balfour, Esq. from a
tour. Departures--Right How. John Foster, M.P. foe his
seat in Ireland; Hon. Captain Duncan, R.N. fur Ports-
mouth ; Charles Wslinsley, Esq. for his seat in Scotland.
Arrivals at the Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly :—Colowel and
the Hun. Mrs. Newland, from their seat in Sussex ; and
James Manse, Esq. from Southampton. )eptiroures—tire
Eat! of Eaniskillen, fur his sent tu Ireland ; Sir George
Piteutt, Bart for his seat ira Shropshire.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street :—Sir
Henry Fine, Baronet, Guns his seat in Hants; and Major
Sbubrick, from a lour.

BRIGHTON. APRIL 21.
Sir Benjamin Bloomfield returned from London
on Thursday.
The Princess Augusta is expected, in the coarse
of a few days, at the Palace. It is her Royal
Highness's intention to spend the Easter holidays
at Brighton.
His Majesty will, we understand, give a grand
ball on Wilda), itext at the Palace, to be followed
by a course of entertainments.
Count Munster arrived at the Pavilion on Thurs-
day evening ; and his Gra, e the Duke of Mose
yeste►day afternoon. Lord Lowther is hourly ex-
pseted.
Yesterday being Good Friday, Di►ine Service
was performed at the Pavilion.

BATH, APRIL 20.

Arrivals—Lord and Lady TARA, Lord NEW-
BERT, Hon. Mr. LINDSAY, Sir T. TROWBRIDGE,
Alt Mire! M•NAMARA, &c.
Miss STEPHENS is engaged to perform at our
theatre every night next week. Her character,
will he—Monday, Rosetta ; Tuesday, Potty;
Wednesday, Lille ; Thursday, flarissa ; Friday,
the Second Violent& ; Saturday, Donna Issidora.

Satin-cloy nsurtung the Duke of CLARENCE left
town for Bushy Pork. His Royal Highi,ess returned
in the afternoon, and stopped at Keturington Palace,
and dined with the Duchess of Kiwi., where he
was unit by his Royal Duchess.
Ott Saturday the Duke and Duchess of GLou.
CRATER had a select party at dinner.

Yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA visited the
Duke cud Duchess of GLOUCESTER.
Yesterday Divine Service was performed to the
King's Hutisehiold, at his Palace, in Pall mull, by
the Rev. F. W. BLotaneza and the Rev. Dr.
STANIER CLARKE.
The Dukes of YORK and CLARENCE, and the
Prtrictss AUGUSTA, attended Divine Service et the
Chapel Royal, Ind heard a genitor' 'preached by
the Archbishop of You, Lord High Almoner to
the KING. The anthem was—" If we believe
that Jesus died," which was admirably sung by Mr.
KNYVETT cud Mr. CLARKS. Their Roy■l High-
news remained to receive the S ictament.
The Duchess of CLARENCE attended Divine
Service yesterday at the Royal German Chapel,
and heard a sermon preached by the Rev. Doctor
titlrea.

Yesterday being Easter Sunday, the Duke and
Duchess of GLOUCESTER had d►vine service per-
funned at Gloucester House, by the Duke's Chap-
lain, to their Royal Highnesses and their Household,
who afterwards rece►ved the sacrament.
On Palm Sunday the Archbishop of C•NTER.
BURY preached at the Chapel Royal, from the Ist
chapter of St. Matthew, and the 2l it verse. The
Communion Service was read by the Bishop of
LONDON, as Dean of the Chapel. There were
pre►ent, Weir Royal Highnesses the Duke of
CLARENCE and the Princess AUGUSTA ; the
Bishops of WINCHESTER, SALISBURY, and CAR-
LISI.II.—The Anthem was, G. Who is this that
cometh from Adorn?" composed by the late Dr.
ARNOLD, and conducted by Mr. KNYVETT, or-
ganist to the Klan. and sung by Mr. W.
KNYVETT, Mr. NIELD, and Mr. CLARKE.
Ou Sunday last the remains of Lady GAGE were
removed from Westbury House to Firle, in Sussex,
fur interment in the fam►ly vault.

MARINO FALIERO.
DOGE OF VENICE.

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