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idgenwilii'MOPW illatililiridirday's Papers a
paragraph statists "Oovehadgill pureisased the
?ahem, Imperial Hotel aa Owe susidense for the Queen
but that her Maim., had refused to accept of the same,'—l
beg Mary to refuse 'prism credit to, sorb a statemeut. I ant
aarrilltrog to impart Boris 'Mimes, if hot waist of respect to
her Majesty, to esti past of the Admieriatration, as to sup-
pose they ever could harbour a shoisght ou the house iu qura.
lion, as a proper Residence for the Quern Cement, who
must-be supposed to bare, if net a palace, a town 1111101011
Provided Tor her, with appropriate reception reuses And wilier
apartmentse suitable to her ekalted addled: whether
acconsasodtiuts can be atTorded by the house to question,
leave MI the laidmilkait if Sty oho abawiiint• el with the inte-
rior arrangement of the Portesay Hotel, ssithout taktoe tutu
kossaideratisis the 'arm** cillegio arlsirsß Yison the stable-
yards sad the washerwmmeses, suds which' are close rear-
ward of that house...amides, 1 mu the last to think that any
of hie Mejesty's cheidesitial servants would is i•ls to have the
Queen, each time she west isle oeriturned froMher carriers.;
espalier to the cress aid preaiistre of every curious,
toquisi-
lihs lodivithal paladin I Isrdngh the crawded t both ughles e of
FiyC Icy,
Should a Palace he relhami, or should the prusimity of
IlarlhordPels Heise hi in impediment to tier filsjrsty's at_
esessmodatioa, airisaitbe suitable mansion mey still t,c
had, meiosesl iotiWilAhltard is frost, and a garde% in the
rear! where, 14114111/Itigligalf, the Quiets may Imre her lees
residences s
I uusreistgoa that the house is C-avendish.square, at pre.
seal inhabited by the Master of the Horse to her late Ma.
jet ty. w to be dispiwed of; surely the stamiou of use of the
We Queen's lusentersold ranee'' be clammed, its the eyes of
Ida mown' Majesty's advisers, as leo cod* a resideuar fur
pot MOW persecuted times Consort.
I i e., Mt; A LOYAL SUBJECT.
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si i ADICLPHI THRATRE.

Last night a new entertainment was produced :.t
this theatre, called Gioninini the Vompire. Tint
celebrated personage has been introduced to the
public in such a variety of forams, that it would lie
quite needless IA say one word at present on hi.
character. A material departure from it, ha•, how-
ever, been attempted by the author, who direst•
the hero of libertinism, his principal quality.
The piece consists of a quarrel between the Author
and Manager about suffering hiss to appear ; the
Manager is inflexible in his determination, and in
the contest shoots t.imrasersi, who assumes the hliape
of • Vampire, and mikes love to his daughter.
Giovanni is at length triumphant, and gems per-
mission to appear, and the piece concludes with it
splendid procession in honour of his triumph.
Giovanni was well performed by Mill. W•T LET T.
There are several beautiful mugs parodied, some
of which she sang with considerable taste. It was
&unnoticed for representation every night
the week.

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Mr. bean's second and best performance of
Richard, attracted sgsiu au overflowing audience.
Public opinion, which was somewhat unsettled us
to his ►merits. in consequence of the new style halo-
duced, is perfectly reconciled to the simple, nat-
ional, unostentat►ous display of his genius. iii.
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strong points, the second night. were given nibs
greater force. end .tbe applause was inure general
and merited. -4,4V0g: York Paper.]
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The Earl of)NAißoweir left the Marquis of
STAFFORD'S sell, Trenthsin Hall, Staff...n(6ll,re, 4
few days since. to meet her Ladyship and the Ladies
RYDRR, Devonshire.

Miss WRIIIII.EY ■nd Mr. WARDS are playing at
the Waterford theatre.
Mr. CARDING'S friends pass high panegyrics
and loud encomiums on his conduct, with regard in
the QUERN. and give him great credit for returning
to the Continent, and absenting himself during tie
divisions likely to take place iii the Haver of Com-
mons; but we should think her MAPLITY rill
probably say in the language of the Scripture....
44 He that is mot wills ■e is against we."—Si.
Luke, c. xi. v. t 3.

The 'Near Monthly Magazine (New Series), in-
dependently of the contributions of parents. of the
first talent, which may be expected is future to fill the pars
uf this Journal, it must be confessed that the new plats stn
which it is sow printed, gives it ► marked additional supe-
riority. Part of this uew plan consists in the printing of
the Original Papers in a large typeosimilar to the Edin-
burgh mid Quarterly Reviews, the miss being is arrsuged
that at the cud of the year the Literary Essays rosy be ►unted
■p separately from the miscellaneous departments, which
will together form • distinct Volume, fur general rift-terve ;
thus combining in the same work the several characters of
a Magsmins, a Review, sod as dnaaal Itegister.

It gamy not he wholly devoid of interest to those
Ladies and Gentlemen who mlcipt the prevailing
fashion of Curling the Hair, to inform them, that, in unlir
to prevent the deviate and harshness which hut Irons give
to the hair, ATKINSON'S CU R LINO'F'II7I I) is the only
article for that specific pawpaw, which bas been patronised by
the Nubility, lead also mmeralty adopted by the sa,st ftshiou-
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It 11111akire it sort sod gleasyns the Guest silk, mid Inept the
Carl bra in the litt.Che of daineing or walk's& .ese is damp
weather. It also pumesses the noes surprising owspesties tor
regenerating the growth of dos hair, wail fur peeves.* it
filing off or cheering colour. It is sold by usual Pgrfoinert,
Hair Dresden, and Sleditisre renders; but at there ate alh.
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