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WEVMOI.TH, JULY e 9.
The Sunday promenade was well attended ; up.
wards of rvro hundred Nobility and Gentry were
present. Besides the RIVAL FAMILY, we noticed
among them the Earl and Countess of CHESTER-
FIELD, Lord HINTON, Bishop of BRISTOL, and Lady,
Sir THOMAS DYER, SIT CHARLES BAMPIIELD,
Coyotes Of M•NIFIELD, Countess of ILCHESTER,
Lady G. MURR•Y, Mrs. DR AX GROSVENOR, &c.
1 he Concerts at the Rooms on Mondays and SA..
turdays, under the patronage of His Roy Al High-
ness the Duke of CUMBERLAND, are well Attended
His R.iyal Highness's Band draws a number of the
Nobility and Gentry, as well as many of the first
rate musical Amateurs. This morning His MAJESTY
mounted his horse as the clock struck seven, attend-
ed by the Marquis HERTFORD, Generals CART.
WRIGHT and Fit zeor . His MaJr.sr v returned from
his ride about nine o'clock ; and, at half-past ten, Mr.
Pi 111.5 Attended HIS M.JESTY ; and, we are happy
to say, he reported His MAO es-Ws eyes to be bet-
ter. 'Flie QUALM, and Princesses ELIZABETH and
MAR', attended by the Countesses of hex esree
and Be LEL v, are gone to take an airing to Upway
and Ridgway.
tis slaiLsrv's health appears much improved
since his arrival here.
Al rivals,
Lord and 1..01y Chwinville and family, Sir John, Lads, and
two Mi., Sant s, 111.)nr Tt.ortdon, Mr. Tr.nichard, and Lady
Am.dia Trenc!‘ .rel, Mr..ind Mrs houches, two Mr. Lygons,
and Ads Lygoa.
The last arrivals at Bristol are—

The Marque' ,of Sah.burv, S r John and Lads liarrington,
Sir Frrneis S inerya.d, S•r Wdlum Johnson, Maur Murray
and faonly. Mr, and Mrs. C and Mr. and M•s. Ilatibury.
Rottingdean is now •ery full of company; among
the late arrivals at that little marine watering place
are—

Hisr;•aee the Duke of IS Aufart, Lord and Lady ShPfFeid,
LI V W,r ..1, Ca :rail and Mr Barret, Mr. and Mss. Goa.
I; v Mr. And Mrs. Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. 14 :obury, and
Mrws Gurney:
The L law Rooms at 'Tunbridge Wells were
opened on Friday evening by the desire of the
Dowager Marchioness of I) -- UN EGI A
Lewes Races commence to-motrow, and South-
ampton this day.
The Earl and Countess of CHATHAM were ex-
peaed to leave town yesterday for Tunbridge Wells.
Mrs. ST. I.IEOEI will make her debit at the Lewes
Theatre this night, in the part of Juhani, in The
Hone* Moen

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Mr. Hussey and Family, of Queen Ann-street,
are gone for a few weeks to Worthing.
Miss De CAMP was to appear at the York Thea-
tre. on Monday, in the parts of Bizarre and Yarico.
Mr. and Mrs. J CMELLUSSOM inhabit the Bowl-
ing-green House at Tunbridge Wells.
The Yoring finch' had her benefit, last night, at
Gloucester Theatre. She stated it was the only re-
compence the Manager gave her for her exertions.
She WAS to play juharre and Nell.
Mrs. Sioooss was to perform Lade Macbeth, Mr.
HOLMAN .1/du-MA, and I%ci.eoom Hecate, on Fri-
day last, at the Dablin Theatre.
Sir Wi r.xt %I CLAYTON has repaired and beauti-
fied the Castle, on the Hill, at Marden-Park, above
Godstone, Sussex; and has ere4led a tower, with a
flag-staff, on which a flag is to be hoisted whenever
Sir WILLI A M comes to Godstone, and on days of
celebration, such as His MAJESTY'S birth.day, &c.
Madame Duncec commenced an engagement at
Coral's Rooms, Edinburgh, • .n Friday last.
An elegant entertainment was given on Thursday
last by Ms Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, to
alarge party of fashiunables, at the Castle Tavern,
Richmond.
Miss DVNC AN was to commence her engagement
at the Edinburgh Theatre, on Saturday last, in
Lady Teasie and Prr.rillaTomboa. Tbc Miss An A MS'S.
the hail t dancers, were also to make their debut on
that night.
The pleasant village of Great Malvern has its at-
traSions among the fashionable places of public re-
sort this season; and we doubt not, since the im-
proved walks Ludy mad- up the Hill to St. Anne's,
and the Chalybedte Springs, that it will be every
year more frequented. The following is a list of
the company at present there :
Loot and Lady Poreheat.i and family, Lade Emily Monte.
Rue, lion. Lionel and Mrs Darner, Lady Carultne
Lady Mary Ann and Ma, Stun, Laity Lytiktim, Sir Wm.t.oi
flunlocke„ I),lwayer Lady and Mei Flunlncko,
Lady, and Ma. Crauturds, Sir Robert and Lady Decries and
/' Miss nAdiTH, late of the Bath Theatre, played
Letitia Hardy, with much success, at the Winches.
ter Theatre, on Thursday last. Mr. FIT/SIMON,
who sung at Mrs—lon:ones benefit, with so much
success, sung The Girl of my Reset, and was re.
ceived with the most unbounded applause.

MURTON. JULY 29.

Last evening the Steine Na, the scene of frdiin
and elegance. The Ladies wore white dres.vs, t
long shawls thrown carelessly over their shoulders.
The prevailing colours were yellow, sky blue, and
pea-green; the hats lined with the same colour to
match. A very few coloured spencers ; white anea
lin bonnets were rrus:h worn, and yellow shoes viii
versally. The Gentlemen wore boots, black chip
hats, and coloured handkerchiefs. IVhite parasols
are in great dea:and.
In addition to the fashionables I hare mentioned,
in former accounts, were Lady I I a V, Miss XVIII It,
Mrs. JOHNS I'ON, Mrs. PIGON, aid Mrs. W
His Royal Highness entertained at dinner tl:ift).
Noblemen and Gentlemen. Gentril JON KSTO,
had a seleel party to tea and supper : Maj'r and
Mrs IItOJMrIELo, Miss PICOT DRAM, and Ms.
WALSH, Mrs. PIGON, and MISS WILLIAMS. F.:14
CRAVEN'S beautiful pleasure boat had its cohmrs
ing, hut did not weigh anchor. It is so constru4^il
that it will stand the roughest sea. His Grace the
Duke of Btoron u set off at eight b'clocl:
morning to Mr. Ect.ss A N's, of Glynn, to view fi
South Down flock. General HARCOURT
Brighton on Thursday for Hastings. Mr. Jos 11.
TER and family are he:e.
We have had great sport to day and a most bril-
liant race course. Five minute; b:Onre one 11. s
Royal I lighness the P.INCE arrived on the ground
in his barouche, yellow body, drawn by six hthei-
fill light blood bays, accompanied by the Etrl
Dais i.itintori, Sir H. PE ATH ER%TONEHACGII, WI
Sir H. I. a TON. Four otv-riders, in their be.:
liveries, attended His Royal Highness, who im-
mediately mounted the box. Mr. Misi.tisu w.is
in a barouche, drawn by four blooded bay,,
with two outriders; Mr. Citio.stopozi.Y and
the Honourable Mr. BUSTOM also in a barnuth:
and four; Colonel Cox, of the Elloontsbeiry Associa.
tion, in a barouche, with font- Ladies; Mr. Porr.
in a beautiful landau, with three ladies, and Dr.
WILY N ENT ; Mrs. V AUGII AN in her chai int, accom.
palsied by two LadieJ ; Lady STEWART, with taro
Ladies on the box ; Lord G. CA V ENDISiI in an open
landau, two Gentlemen with him ; the F...rl and
Countess of CI. LAMOkT the Earl went into the
Judge's box. Tire races commenced at one o'clock.
his Royal Highness entertains a large party at
dinner to-day ; but the hand will not play, as His
Rural flizhness, it is expelled, will honour the Ball
at the Castle with his presence.
The Earl of DARLINGTON is an inmate at the
Pavilion, he will leave this next Sunday.
The Theatre, at this early hour, eight o'clock, is
overflowing with company, and throe that cannot
get in are very dissatisfied. The entertainments
are, 17h4 Wan:s a liatllea A Scotch Dance; and
Me !butter of the'Al,m.
About eight 'o'clock, on Sunday evening, one of
the best bed-rooms in Sir JOHN Lsot.'s house was
set on fire, by a candle being pieced on a dressing
:able, too near a window-curtain, but it was ex-
tinguished without any material injury, or even
alarming the town.
Mr. /WINSTON'S horse, lately occupied by Lord
AV PAN, at Lewes, during the races, is engaged for
the Pal N ea.
Lord WHITWORTH and the Duchess of Dowser
will also be present, on a visit to Cit A it L ES Gs LUST,
Esq
Mrs. FITZHE RRRRR has a small party to dinner;
this day, after the races, she walked with her bro-
ther Mr. SMITH to Mrs. SHREWSBURY'S shrubbery
on the lawn.