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London, England, 1807-09-09 00:00:00

THE EARL OF SCARBOROUGH.

GEORGIE AUGUSTUS LUULUY SAUNDIRSON. Earl
of Scarborough, died at Bath, on Saturday mottling
last. His Lordship was in his 3441% year. and is
succeeded in his titles and estates by h;s neat
brother, Rtcuaao Lu Nut v. who took the name of
S ',vita, a Lieutenant.Colonei in the army, sod
who is married to Viscount Mont Eros.% sister.
RICKARD, the fourth Earl, and fatter of the Lee,
was Deputy Earl Marshal of England, and married
BARBARA, sister to the late Sir Geohca Baviit,
Bart. who left his fortune to his sister's seam
son ; and should he become Earl of Scarko.
rough, then the same to descend to the third sue;
and so on, in orde that the two estates should ate
unite with the title in one and the Stine person._
The Savile estate, svhch is coa,iler.t.,ly hazer
than the Scarboiough, has, of cJurie, under
will, been hitherto enjoyed by the second sea. th!
Hon. R. LUMLEY SAvtttt. now Earl cf
rough, who, on coming to this title, mart restrike
let ger estate, which he has hitherto possessed. and
take the inferior one with the Earldom.
The Hon. and Rev. Jolty, [(Moe of Wntrice-
ham, who has several children, will now enjoy this
Savile fortune.

VISCOUNT MOUNTJOrS 71111ATRICJLS.
This Nobleman has at last opened his elegant
private Theatre to his friends. The LORD CU sR.
ceLLon, Lord MANN gas, after his close attend43te
to business, has arrived at Mountjny Park. to mete
his relations; the Marquis of A e eaeon“ and hi; sons,
the Countess of KILNANNTo and Lady ELIRASETR
WCLINTOCK, are also there. His Lordship opened
the entertainment with a prologue, alluding to the
good effeas produced by dramatic representations
to mend the mann:rt. We are sure his Lordship did
not allude to the worthy Loan CHAPGRELOR, nor
take the hint from the Dublin audience, on a eight
when his Noble Relative, the late Duke of Rut.
LAMA, then Lnrd Lieutenant of Ireland, did net
come in good time, who assailed him on his en.
trance, alluding to his name, with " Bad MR.
sees to ooli"—.. Mend yore snanners."—These
nit:rim they continued to repeat until his departure.
When his Grace asked Mr. DALY, the Manager,
how much too late he had been ?" he was an-
swered-.." one hour r on which the Duke observed,
" And three hours have been spent in abusing me—
So. I wish you a good night ;" and lie never en-
tered the Theatre afterwards. The first night's
performances, at Moun•joy Park, were The Ness
Shim and The Peer aolderr. The Viscous*, as at
the Kilkenny Theatricals, performed the Dike, and
displayed the most splendid dresses. The female
performers were from the Dublin Theatre. Oa
the second night, The Earl cf 7t araia. and a grand
Ballet of Aaten, under the direaion of Mr CliAlife
TOM. who displayed all his Ecreulean feats, and
attitudinarian graces, on the occasion. This is the
gentleman who personates Ursoa at the fashion.
ahlo masquerades, and whose comae* is so
critically just, that while he has charmed some
ladies so much as to gain the appellation of
the Irish /Monis, he has nearly terrified others out
of their senses. Too much praise cannot be given
to the Noble Host. who spends amongst his tenantry
the money their industry has supplied ; and he is
one. we hope, of the many Irish Nslslemen, who
feel delight in seeing their tenants and neighbours
as happy as themselves. Were this feeling central
among the landed interest of Ireland, there would
belittle occasion for Ai% of Parliament to prevent
lasurreSion, Treason, and Rebellion.

Yesterday morning. His MAJIISTY, the Duke of
Kroft, Princesses AUOUSTAI &Milli, and AssCLIA,
rode on horseback is Windsor Park. attended by
Lord W •Lilt4oll Able Lady J.Tuvuaa, Generals
HARCOUCT, C A STWILIGIIT, &C.
Her bileiarry. and Princesses ELMASZTH and
Meer, attended by Lashes Poo Ler?, G. Slue-
a•v, 1-. c. rode in two barouches and four to St.
Leonard's Hill, and honoured Mrs. klescouar
with a visit. _

Arrivals at Clifton, near Bristol—
Major an 4 Mrs Halisburton, Rev. Dr. and Mrs Wolff,
Re.. Mr. and Mn. Webb, Mr Mis. and Miss Peeling, Mr.
end Mts. Nugent, gran, Picard, O'Shee, Ball, Mich, Mr. and
Mies Moyle, M.. Die is Main Hantsletter, JUNCO, ?aim. Tap.
ler, Hotworthy, Mind?, Capt Torry, and Mir, 0,th...w.
Arrivals at Bristol Hotwells-sn
Sir Charles and Lai, Andsraon, Major Treeelyan, tsf
Warne, lea. Mr. Smith, Messrs Atheney, Mink, Sirs,
Pomo, Gana, Partner, lita'e, entitern,
Mrs. Ulringten, Wadley, Mu. Sas"nead, Keen, and tra
Miwr itmotey,.k.:.
.The 7uazticittEsd A yiSA4BADeit, it is 'gelled,
will leave town. to-morrow, for Wc,
RicilAND l)owsors. Esq. Member of ?ornament
for the County of Monaghan, is dangerously di, an
Windsor Theatre was never better attended that/
on Monday night, for the benefit of Mr. CHAIM:-
Lev, who is so deservedly a favourite. His aught
was patronised by Mrs. Colonel Ucctreo. The
bill of fire was The Siripgeet witis Trie:i. Mr.
Cuerrut.av, although a v ry young man, receivsd.
ever, nark of applause in 7he Str.teser. antdid
great justice us the char:atter. Afri. dear, was lc'
presented by Mts. Muesli; and, we will venture W
SET, in a style superior to any a;treib Lnudoa.
Mts. Heiler is a charaeer portscolsrly Adapted to
the enagetic and inapassioned mano.r at sits
lady a
aeling ; lad her elagont figare, with a commons':
•i .g c..:!mtenance, gives that interest to the character
the author intended.
We undristond that the two sermons to be
preached b.fore the University of Cstztds in COI
pittance with the proposals of the Res. Dr. Be-
oIiAMNIAN. Vice-Provost of the College of Fort Wit-
'tam in Emgal, ii re:ommendstion of the uousla-
tam • f the Scriptures into the Oriental larigoageir
are fiaA for the iirh ana 291. h of November plat'
rhe Camtniige sermons have been preachei.
Preachers appointed by the University of Oztora
are, the Rev. !)r. B•ttisow, author of me Bar.:ron
Leture for 17#9. of the Essay oil Folucoui" dOc•
and the Rev. Mr. tit Merton Coll.g
Dampton Leann r, I SOS Actor of bisisienden, - •