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FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Lord Tullamore, in Grosvenor-place, from Hastings; Gen.
Balfour, in Piccadilly, from his seat in Fifeshire ' • Captain
Lewis Flay, in Portman-square, from the East Indies;
E. Welsh, in Harley-street, from Calcutta ; Fasham Navin,
Esq., and his Lady, from their seat in Susses; Capt. and Mrs.
Halliday, in Clarges-street, Piccadilly, from Boulogne; Capt.
and Mrs. Ridley, in Park-street, from Bath ; Mr. Thomas
Itaikes, in Stratford-place, from Sussex; Colonel Williams,
of the Regiment called the Queen's Royals, from Hasting:
Captain Paterson, in Conduit-street, from Bath ; Mr. James
Langham, at Langham House, Portland-place, from North-
ampton ; Captain and Mrs. Reed, in Cornwall-terrace,
from Brighton ; Hon. Captain Brownlow„, in Piccadilly, from
Ireland ; Colonel Porter, in St. James's-street ; Mr. T. S.
Duncombe, at his hotufe in Queen-street, from Belvoir Castle—
in the evening, he attended a dinner at York [louse, St. James's.
CHANGE3.—Major Beddowes, front York, for Dublin ;
Captain Herbert, from Enniskillen, for Cork; Mrs. Major
Maxwell and two youngest daughters, from her house in Glou-
cester-place, Portman-square, itor Ireland ; Mr. Charles Gre-
ville, left town a month ago for Paris, where it is expected he
will make a long stay; J. Knight, Esq. from Beauchatn Park,
Yorkshire, for Surrey.
AtturvAr.s AT BATIL—EarI and Countess Morley, Earl
and Countess of Cork, Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdown,
Viscount Duncan, Lord Bishop of Elphin, Lord Northesk,
Lord and Lady Ashton. Lord and Lady Southwell, Lord
C. O'Brien, Lord Southdown, Lord Lovell, Lord .T. Thynne,
Lady Tara, Lady Louisa Boyle, Hon. Mr. Clifford, Hon.
Capt. and Mrs. Noel, Hon. Capt. and Mrs. Waldegrave, Sir
G. Prevost, Sir F. Baker, Sir John and Lady Acland, Sir J.
C. and Lady Hippesley, Sir C. Cole, Sir P. Harcourt, Che-
valier George de Thuiry, Colonel Palmer, M.P., Colonel and
Mrs. Homer, Colonel Witham and family, Lieutenant-Colonel
Mrs. and Miss Wickham, Lieutenant-Colonel Parry, Lieute-
nant-Colonel D'Arcy, Major Hippisley, Captain and Mrs.
Scobell ; Captains Davis, Mingham, Chalmers, Oakes, Stra-
chey, Parish, Baglo, Charrettie, Hodson,-and Newman, Lieu-
tenant Bingham ; ltev. Canon and Mrs. Frankland, Rev. Dr.
and Mrs. Colston, Rev. W. L. and Mrs. Bowles, Rev. Mr.
and Mrs. Bennett and family ; Rev. Messrs. Brymer, Cregne,
Phelps, Crabbe, Henslow, Halifax, Martia, King, Ogle,
Meade ; Mr. and Mrs. Newman, Edmonds, Sykes, Dickensop,
Frederick Fenton, General, Jones, Morgan, Lee, Paul, Saun-
ders, Wright, Warne, &c.

On Friday next, the LORD MATon will give a grand din-
ner to the Duke of York, the Duke of Clarence, and his
Majesty's Ministers. IVe understand that the preparations for
the occasion are most splendid, and that the number of the
Members of the Cabinet who, are to be present far exceeds that
by which any Mayoralty of late years has upon any occasion
been distinguished. In the evening a ball is to be given by the
Lady Mayoress. It is to be limited to select friends. -
PARISIAN FASH/ONS.—Black velvet bonnets are shaded
with a large quantity of white plumes, white satin bonnets
have white marabouts, or a small plume of feathers. Turbans
are at present worn very full. Gowns are made of violet colour
velvet, with long sleeves of white gauze, while the short sleeves
are cut like two triangles, united by a button. Young persons
dressed in white still wear black sashes. In a gig or tilbury,
the fashionable must have a great coat of ulpagu, of a reddish
white, turned up with velvet of the same colour, and orna-
mented with two large rows of black buttons.