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London, England, 1837-10-12 00:00:00

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ARRIVALS.
Villiers Tuthill, Esq., 2d Dragoon Guards ( Queen's
Bays) and Lady, in Upper Seymour, street, Portman-
square, from Cahir, Ireland ; Sir John and Lady Campbell
and family, at Marshall Thompson's Hotel, from Hastings;
Richard Jenkins, Esq., M. P., Mrs. Jenkins, and family, at
ditto, from Wolverhampton ; James Moss, Esq., and Joseph
Winter, Esq., at ditto, from the Continent ; S. T. Cuthbert,
Esq., at ditto, from Scotland ; the Duke and Duchess of Ter-
ceira and family, from Falmouth ; his Royal Highness the
Duke of Cambridge and suite, Cholmondeley House, from
Dover • the Dowager Duchess of Richmond, in Upper Port-
land-place, from Richmond ; the Countess of Pomfret, in Bel-
grave-street, from ditto ; G. H. Ackcrs, Esq., from a cruise
off the Isle of Wight, in his yacht, the Dolphin ; General Sir
Edward and Lady Harriet Paget, at Chelsea College, from
the Isle of Wight ; Sir Archibald Murray, from a cruise in
the Peri yacht; Sir J. Carnac, in Upper Harley-street; the
Dowager Lady Croft, in Welbeck- street ; Sir Archer and
Lady Croft, from Tunbridge Wells; Lord Belfast, at Fenton's
Hotel, from a tour.

DEPARTURES.
Lord Dundonald, for Boulogne-sur-Mer ; the Earl of Ux
bridge, for his seat, Maple Hayes, Staffordshire ; the Coun.
tess of Chesterfield, for Brighton ; the Marquis of Clanri

carde, for Ramsgate ; the Marchioness Wellesley, for Hailing-
ham
House ; Sir William Young, for his seat in Bucks ; Sir
Charles Grey, for the Oaks, Epsom, Surrey ; the Earl of
Sefton, for Brighton ; the American Minister and Mrs. Ste.
venson, from Portland-place, for the seat of Lord Leicester,
Holkham Hall, Nurfolk ; Lord Charleville, from St. George's-
place ; the Misses Tylney Long and Miss Long Wellesley,
on a tour ; Lieut. James Wellesley, for the barracks of the
12th Lancers, at Hampton Court ; the Rev. Lord Frederick
Beauclerk, for St. Albans ; the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Ashby,
from Marshall Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square, for Wind-
sor ; E. Mitchell, Esq., from ditto ; Robert Clarke 'Wilson,
Esq., from the Green-park Hotel, Piccadilly, for Newton
Bushel, Devonshire ; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Horrocks and
family, from Cheltenham, for Chertsey.
CHANGES.

The Earl of Devon and Lady Elizabeth Courtenay, from
town, for Powderham Castle; Lady Harriet and Miss
Douglas, from Eastbourne, for Brighton ; the Hon. Dudley
Macdonald, from the Albany, for Sussex; Captain Sir Nisbet
Willoughby, R.N., on a tour ; Captain Bagot, R.N., from
Portsmouth, for Brighton; the Duchess of Marlborough,
from Hampton Court, for St. Leonard's, in Sussex ; Colonel
and Lady Sarah M'Gowan, from Newport, in the Isle of
Wight, for Brighton; Lord and Lady Muncaster and family,
from Cumberland, for Water Priory, Yorkshire ; Mr. and
Mrs. C. Dering, for Ayott St. Lawrence: the Hon. Mr. and
Mrs. Ashley, from Marshall Thompson's Hotel, for Windsor ;
Daniel Miteh,ll, Esq., from ditto; the Duke and Duchess o"
Bedford, the Lndies Russell and Lord Cosmo Russel' "

the Doune of Rothiemurchus, Inverness-shire, for their seat,
Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire; Sir Robert, Lady, and Miss
Peel, from Antwerp, on a tour in Belgium ; the Right Hon.
Sir Charles Vaughan and suite, at Amsterdam., from the
Hague ; the E2rl and Countess Brownlow, at Bolton House,
from Malvern; the Right Hon. Sir Jame: Graham, on a visit
to the Earl and Countess Galloway,. at Galloway, Dumfries-
shire, from Netherby Hall, C,;,ml;eilarid • Lord Torrington,
at Evelegh, Wilts, from W;,,tdsor ; Major- General Sir Henry
Wheatley, from Tunt':.idge Wells; Lord Mexborougb, at
Melkby Park. York hire, Irons his shooting quarters, Gran-
fully; Lord Stormont, from Logicalmond, for Scone Palace;
Gen. Sir J,:ati Elley, at Windsor, from a tour ; Admiral Sir
Philip Durham, at Portsmouth, from Brighton; the Earl of
Liverpool, Buxted Park, Sussex, from Brighton; Lord John
Fitzroy, from Newmarket, on a tour.

Mr. \Vilman, the unrivalled performer on the cla-
r!onet, is dangerously ill.
The Opera Buffa will commence, it is expected, at
the Lyceum Theatre, on Saturday, Nov. 11, under the di-
rection of Signor Puzzi. Leader of the band, Mr. Mori ;
conductor, Signor Benedict.

Mori, Thalberg, Lavenu, Miss Fanny Woodham,
and Parry, jun., set of to-day to give a series of concerts at
Chelmsford, Colchester, Ipswich, Norwich, Yarmouth,
Hertford, &c.

Lord Glcnelg transacted business yesterday at the
Chancellor of the Exchequer's Office.

Count Zawadowski left town for Hamburgh yester-
day morning in the General Steam Navigation Company's
steam-ship Britannia.

Monsieur de liourqueney, who for some time past
performed '.:Lie functions of Charge d'Affaires of his Majesty
the if....ing of the French, has set out for Paris, having ob-
tained leave of absence from his Government since Count
Sebastiani's return to London.
The Russian Prince Naryshkin, Lord High
Steward to the Emperor of Russia, now at Patterson's Ho-
tel, in Brook-street, intends to remain in this country for
two months. Early in the ensuing week his Highness will
leave town, on a visit to the Queen.
The Duchess of Saxe Weimar took her departure
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far Rotterdam yesterday morning in the General Steam Na- ST. JAMES'S.
vigation Company' steam-ship Columbine. A burletta, in one act, entitled A Day in Paris, was
His Royal Highness Prince William of Orange,
.
produced at this Theatre last evening. It seems to have
after a visit of several days to the Royal Family, left Stut-
been written for the sole purpose of displaying
gardt on the sth inst., an his journey to Italy. ' powers of Mrs. Stirling, and regarded in that light, it must
WHAT'S IN A NAME ?—One does not knowthe versatile
be admitted to be universally successful. It is founded upon
exactly how to answer such a question off hand, but at all the thousand times repeated plot of a young lady who par-
events it is clear, that whatever advantage or disadvantage sues her ,over, and assumes many disguises to assure her-
may be in one name the Prince Royal of Portugal must s'IT of ‘nis constancy. In the present instance Emily Gren-
have it sixteen fold. Only fancy his mama in some me- vi ilie.-(Mrs. Stirling) follows her bethrothed, Charles WYnd-
ment of maternal endearment, a year or two hence, called _Lam (Mr. Halford) to Paris, where, half doubtful of his
her hopeful heir as "my dear .Dom Pedro d'Alcantard faith, she resolves to put him to the trial by appearing be.
Maria, Fernando, Miguel, Rafael, Gabriel, Gonzaga• gal. fore him in various shapes. Thus in one scene she comes
. vier, Joao, Antonio, Leopoldo, Victor, Francise-
w`Assis, to shave him in the character of Madame Janette St.
1 Julio, Aurelio, Saxe Cobourg Gotha, de 4
Bourbon 11: George Frederick Victor Napoleon de la Barbe, the wife
1 3;a,ianza e
oi a trench barber. Then she appears as La Fleur, a