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London, England, 1823-05-31 00:00:00

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- FAVI I ONA BLE ARRIVALS.
Lord Barham; at Nerot's Hotel, Cliffortt-street, Bond-street,
front 13arham Court ; the Right Hon. Lord de Dimstaville, and
the Hon. Miss 'Bassett, at ditto; the Right Hon. Lord and
Lady,lienniare, at ditto; Mrs, and the Misses Taylor, at do.;
Mr-and Mrs. Bullock, at ditto; the Earl of Portarlington, at
Hodgson's Hotel, Dover-street, from his seat in Ireland; CoL
and Mrs. nicking, and the Rev. Mr. Dickins, at Long's, Clare-
nmt ,Hotel, Bond-street, from Devonshire.
DtPswruitys.--Captain and Mr. Garnault, from Long's
Claremont Hotel, Bond-street, for Brussels; James Render.
son, Esq., from ditto, for CheltenhaM ; John Lloyd, Esq. from
ditto, for Brighton ; Mr. and Airs. Tomlinson, from Read's
Hotel, Lower Grosvenor•street, for Hertfordshire; J. Towns.
bend, Esq. from ditto, for Paris.
BATH AHRIVALS.—Countess Of Howth, Lord Dacim, Lady
Sir Henry Gibbes--Dr. and Mrs. Creaser, Dr. 'Pier--
Col. Jones, Alaoor Sandford, Capt. Clarke, Capt. Foster, Capt.
Jekyll, Capt. St. Clare, Capt. IVilloughby—Rev. Mr. Pine,
Rev. Mr. Russell, Rev. Mr. Whalley.
.5.l.l.ltGATE.—This favourite watering place bids fair to have
an early season, as a number of families have already taken
houses. Among"the recent arrivals at Howe's Royal Hotel,,
are :—The Countess of Pomfret, Mrs. Shoebridge and family
Capt. Dalton, R. 31. Capt. Smith, R.N. Mr. Maund, Mr. anti
Mrs. Dickens, Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, and family, of Fair
Lawn, Mr. Mearstield, and Lady, from the Continent, Mr.
Trotter, and party, on their way to India, Mr. Bradley, Mr.
Smith, and 31r. Philip, &c.

PA.SHIONABLE PARTIES.
The Countess of Essex entertained a distinguished party to
dinner yesterday, at her house in Hill-street, Berkeley-square.
In the evening her Ladyship gave a concert, which was very
elegantly attended.
The tarl of Stamford had a large party to dinner yesterday
at his house in Hill-street, Berkeley-square.
BLac KHEATII ASSEMBLIEL—The seventh and last for the
season, held at the Green Man, on Monday, was attended by
upwards of two hundred Pashionahles of that genteel neigh-
bourhood. Nothing could exceed the spirit with which these
assemblies have been conducted, and all parties were highly
gratified with the accommodations.

Mustc.—The Misses KENDRICK gave a musical treat last
night to a numerous train of friends, in Duchess-street, Portman-
square, which was highly gratifying. Camporese, Miss Goodall,
Bellamy, Sapio, Sofa, and other professional characters were pre.
sent, who exerted their talents with great effect, and were much
applauded. There were several additions to the beautiful
miniatures on the table, the productions of Miss H. Kendrick,
which were highly and
tjustly admired. An elegant cold col-
lation followed the music, and the whole concluded with qua.
drilles till a late hour.
MusicAr, FEBTIVAL.-OXfOlll Is to have three grand Con-
certs during the Commemoration week. The that is to consist
of selections -from Dr. Crotch's-Pak H
:tine. aydn's Seasonl,
and Mozart's Requiem. The last two acts will be miscella.
nexus. Cramer is to lead ; and Walter Vicary, Mos. BIM, to
be Conductor. A host of the chief instrumental performers are
engaged for the occasion, as. well as Miss Stephens, Miss Tra.
vls, Signora Cartidori, William knyvett, Vaughan, Bellamy,
and Signor and Signora De llegnis. Two Balls in the Town
Hall are to follow the Concerts. Beauties far and wide are
expected to attend this attractive Festival, and the tailors already
breathe " the note of preparation."