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WINDSOR JAY. 18.
This morning her Royal Highness the Princess A otrsTA
d Divine service performed at Froginore Lodge. Yesterday
ernoon her Royal Highness took an airing in her carriage,
Fompanied by Lady M. Taylor, and proceeded to Virginia
ata. The Princess returned by Illacknest and the Great
Lris to Frogtnore Lodge, where she dined. His Majt•stv has
en most graciously pleased to bestow a second munificent
nation to the charities of Windsor, in addition to his support

annual subscriptions, which were transmitted by Sir— W.
RtFhtpn to the Mayor, in the following sums: 501. to the
in.onal Schools, 251. to the Dispensary, 251. to the Provident
'motion, and 251. to the Ladies Charity.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
The Earl and Countess of Bristol, and the Ladies Hervey, at
dr }raise in St. James's-square, from their scat, Ickleworth
Lek, SulTblk ; Lord and Lady Carrington and family, at their
Whitehall, from their scat, Wyctintb.: Abbey, Bucks ;
e Countess of Sandwich, at her house in Dover-street, from
seat, Hinchinbrooke, Huntingdon ; the Marquis of
.terulor. at his seat, Wotton, Bucks, from Avington, Hants ;
ldy and Miss Lloyd, in Grosvenor-place; Mrs. and Miss
taum, in Baker-street, from the Continent ; Mr. IL Trail, in
r° -street • Lord Sondes, in Albemarle-street ; Mrs. and Miss
rescott, in North Audlev-street ; Major Johnson, in Clerges-
!mt., Piccadilly ; Mr. Thomas Raikes, in Stratford-place ;
Thnmson Bonar, in Piccadilly; Captain Cruikshanks, in
t dilly ; Mrs. Spicer, in Hanover-square ; MN. Graves and
milt', at Long's Hotel, Bond-street, front Bath ; Major and
rh Kherson, at the Saint Geitrge's Hotel, Albemarle-street,
nu heatberhead, Surrey ; Captain .Icrvoise, R.N., at ditto,
Ina a tour ; J.• Jones, Esq., at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower
rook-street, from \Vales ; Charles do Crespigny, Esq., at
ttn, from a tour; Charles Hunt, Esq., at ditto, from Ox-
rd ; Captain. MiCartney, at ditto, from Brighton ; the lion.
[Tx. and Alisses.Caulfield, at 3livart's Hotel, Lower Brook-
'1", from Chatsworth ; T. L. Parker, Esq., at ditto, from
orkshire; Mrs..l. Money and family, at ditto, from Herts.
CnAwar.s.—llon. Mr. and Mrs. West, from Shrewsbury on
uthin
.Castle : Captain Johnstone, for Summer-hill, Dub-
, ; Captain John 31iller, brother of the South American
moral, for Kent ; Sir .John Ogilvy, Bart. from the North to
dinburgh ; Capt. Strickland, for York ; Colonel Campbell,
SLtrlta Fe, in South America ; the lion. W. and Lady It.
onsonby, for lord Robert Spencer's seat, Woolbeding, Sus-
Slr J. Sebright, Bart. for his seat, Beechwood, Herts ;
Pr E. Poore, Part. from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square,
a tour ; R. H. Vade, Esq. front ditto, for Stanmore ; 7_;ir J.
leleplm, Bart from Seaite's lintel, Lower Brook-street ; Sir
envy Oxerdon, Bart, from ditto; Captain and Mrs. Brock-
Lan, from ditto; flies Franklev, from ditto; Mrs. N. Smith
Id family, from ditto ; Mrs. Foreman, trout ditto ; Robert
argill, Esq. and-Mrs. Cargill, front ditto ; Sir Godfrey- Web-
er, Bart. fsom the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street, for his
Battle Abbey, Sussex ; Hon. W. k'. Twisleton, front
ttto, fur Bucks.

SCMTITAMPTON, JAN. 15.—Lord Palmerston has a large
nd distirgnished party of visitors at Broaaands, including
Is Royal !Ugliness the Duke of York, Lord Malmesbury, Sir
ohn Shelley' Right Hon. Sturges Bourne, Sir. Iluskisson, S.
taro
Esn., Mr. Temple, Capt. Bowles, R.N., the Right
"• lir. Peel, and others: his Grace the Duke of Wellington
' expected, hut sent an apology, not being able to attend.—
reat havoc has been made of the game, of which his Lordship's
sb,ire abounds.
t."" . —On Thursday evening the musical amateurs of
ir
Inchester favoured their friends with their first Concert, led
.11r. F. Sibly, of Portsmouth, who handsomely volunteered
is professional services on the occasion, and conducted by Dr.
bard. Never did we witness a more effective combination of
,usical talent than the execution of the selections for the even-
tg displayed. We cannot refrain from particularly noticing
to sublime effect produced by the Dead March in the Requiem,
r,the execution of a beautiful quartett Pleyel's, by Messrs.
‘' 430 d, Sibly, Davies, and Truss, which was perfbrmed in a
loat masterly style. We were also particularly struck with
,T sweetness and richness of the air and harmony of a 11 S.
ileaof Dr. Chard's front the sth Ode of Anacreon, as well
with that deservedly favourite Glee of Calcott's " Queen of
Ile Valley." The evening was concluded with a ball, en-
!ched by the presence of all the beauty and fashion of the
fly and its vicinity. Quadrilling was supported till a late
'our, when the company departed with expressions of the
gratification.

The Duke of Susstx has been confined for
'chtne time to his apartments in the King's Pa-
a:4', Kensington, with a severe cold. Within
i"se few days, however, his Royal Highness hus
'"en pronounced in an improved state.
Saturday was the Duke of Ct.ouctsTsn'sl
firth-day, when his Royal Highness completed
'is 49th year. The day was celebrated in Lon-
ion by the tradesmen of the Royal Duke dining
°gether at the Thatched House Tavern. In the
'"fling his Royal Highness's tradesmen illu-
ninated their houses.
Thursday evening Mr. Secretary CANN!NG ar-
rived in Oxford, on a visit to his vener-ble tutor
PaTT, Canon of Christ Church, and Arch-
leacon of the Diocese.
The Gozette•of Saturday contains the SPEAK F.lt'S
tilatice, that in 15 days after Saturday, Jan. 15,
It" will issue his warrant for the election of a
Lvielliber of Parliament for Cambridge, in the
roam of Mr. CHEER E deceased.
14. thitatto-r, one of the Conventionalists
''ho voted for the murder of Louts XVI. died
511 the sth instant, at Liege.
Eriday the brig Szzipsure, Capt. TILLV, be-
[7',ging to the Anglo-Mexican Mine Company, sailed for the
"Lrannah and Vera Cruz. She took on board a quantity of
'Vi:ltsilver for working the silver ore in the Mexican Mines.
11.. is a tine vessel, and was an object of curiosity, as it was in
ir that Bonaparte made his escape front Elba.7(trampshire
el‘graph.)
1 MADAME .ITURBIDII.—A New York Paper of
7th ult. states, that Madame Iturbide was in
th
city of New Orleans, and intended to remain
Permanently in the United States.
LuKes, CuELSEA.—Tliere is at present a
enag controversy in this parish, arising from a vacancy in the
Itoowor Organist. The chief candidates are Mr. tios, a well-
thn skilful musician, Mr. Russm.r., and a 11Ir. onnEs ;
41usi: last of whom we never before heard. Four eminent,
were al professors, viz. Horsley, Atwood, Jacob, and Cannon,
aPPointed to decide upon the merits of the respective
b " urdates. These professors were to hear the performance,
ti to see the performers, who were severally marked by
NVes• They decided that No. 4, Mr. Goss, was the best;
irlferi'?ll Russell, next in merit ; and No. 6, Mr. Forbes,
d„..,vor to the former two. It might be thought that this
()Fla" would have secured the appointment in favour
''"r• Goss, who liberally offered, in addition to his duty
PuiVrganist, to instruct the children in singing. Mr..
ket:ei, however, does not submit to this respectable and tru-
th. 'a decision, but has raised a party in the Parish, yet for
K. credit of the Parishioners at large it may be presumed that
Zetr w submit to the unprejudiced' judgment of the afore-
rl_elpinent Professors and elect Mr. Goss. It is not unworthy
4,_utice, that Mr. Goss was a pupil of Mr. Attwood, yet the
o."; while he joined with the others in deciding in favour of
%, actually conceived that Mr. Goss was No. 5, among the
u‘Petitors
p,oinr• M:ACREADY, we are glad to hear, has been
tlounced by ltis professional attendants out of
littiger. Several times 'luring the last week his
itic Was all but despaired of, and lie had prepared
thrlileif for his last hour. Ile was attended by
e Archdeacon of London, and bore his suffer-
ii:lts) and what lie supposed the approach of
h, with the utmost serenity and good feel-
p to yesterday his recovery was still very
,xii•uarious. At present he is in a state of extreme
11141411stion and debility, scarcely able to move
14,4 his pillow, and not speaking above his
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