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Yesterday, about half-past twelve o'clock, his
'lAir.sTir arrived in his travelling carriage and
f°llr, escorted by a party of Light 'Horse, at his
Palace in Pall-mall from Windsor.
A detachment of Cuirassiers, accompanied by a full Band on
)nrgehack, were on duty with the King's Guard, composed of
,
,renadiers, with colours flying, and the band of the First Regi-
ment of Foot Guards, in their State uniform, continued playing
eitensately during the afternoon. The streets were crowded
with loyal and highly gratified spectators.
The arrangements at the Palace were as follow :—Two Royal
norte.rs appeared at each of the Palace-yard ga•
es in their State
iZeree, with purple sashes, and holding long. splendid staff's.
I,„_°wrisend and Sayer, the Police Officers, with a number of
other officers and patrole, were in attendence to preserve the
Vace• The Marshalmen, the Under Porters, the Gentlemen
page,
the Serjeant Porters, the Pages, Mr. Lyn, the State
age, were in attendance, in their state uniforms. The Yeomen
.ward lined the Grand Hall, and at the east end were stationed
the finest and tallest men, upwards of six feet high, in
•
,koe company began to arrive about a quarter before one'
e'„"cit, and continued till half-past three.
•,„'-',he King soon after his arrival proceeded to dress for hold-
-"g Court, and appeared in blue regimentals and gold, de-
r)tated with several splendid Orders, his Majesty appearing
the full enjoyment of most excellent health. Ile then pro-
etiflitel to his Royal Closet; where the Rev. Dr. Bethel. late
eeet' of Chichester, was presented to his Majesty to kiss hands
appointment
to the Bishopric of Gloucester. Upon hich occasion the Rev. Prelate did homage before his Ma-
ltr, the Bishop of Lincoln attending tire ceremony of Clerk
%the
The King held a Privy. Council, which was attended by
'lr'st of the Cabinet Ministers, and at which Sir John Owen
ZIA Introduced, and swore in Lord Lieutenant of the county of
ellThroke.
His Majesty then proceeded, attended by his Great Officers
:1 State, to receive the compliments of the Foreign Ambassa-
ellra and Ministers; among whom were those from France, the
-Netherlands, Sardinia, Batavia. Denmark, Portugal, Ame-
rica, Russia, Sweden, Prussia, Wertembergh, and Mr. Col-
?i,llh°no, the Consul-General for the Manse Towns, John D.
,ii;Hlter, Esq. was presented to the King by Mr. Rush, the
nerican Minister.
l'he Russian Ambassador came in state, with iris Excel-
e'r,Yr.'s Suite, in two carriages.
)Pate:
Polignac the French Ambassador, also came in
iesty: "'„t ~'";aa the 'first time of the Prince's attendin his Ma-
ner-cno ruutic Levee since his appointment to the Embassy. to
Tire i;r,t• His Excellency and suite came in two.carriagess.
Hi r""lce was accompanied by Count Vaudrieul.
men launched a new splendid chariot upon the occasion.
The carriage is green, beautifully emblazoned with
,a.rme.
rtc and profusely ornamented with brass chased work the
nammeeeloth and lamps beyond description ; the harness was
piarticularl Y gra•od, and we believe the whole was got up by
Iloneywill, and Co. Iterners-Greet. The five foot-
(l`o,appeared in new state liveries of scarlet, richly
decorateornam
a. white
Adger,
silver lace; 'and their hats were with
had a
with the white cockade of silver lace. The coachman
44 a similar liver There were present—
Their Royal Highnesses— the Dukes of York, Clarence, and
since Leopold, the Archbishop' of Canterbury and York, the
lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the Lord
e'er Justice of the Court of Common Pins,
.the Lord Presa.
e,nt, the First Lord of the Treasury, the First Lord of the
'Minsky, the Master-General of the Ordance, the Secretaries
State for the Home and Colonial Departments, the Chan-
r",ll" of the Exchequer, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lan-
F4ter, the President of the Board of Trade, the President of
,t,le Board of Controul, the Vice-Chancellor, the Attorney-
i.,neral, the Solicitor-General, the King's Advocate, the Lord
ehi=f Baron of Scotland, the Lord Advocate of Scotland, the
ittoeny-General for Ireland, Professor Frost, the Attorney-
:eneral for Jersey, the Advocate-General and Attorney for
:!
,erntida, the Lord Mayor of London, tire Sheriffs Whittaker
iL.d Laurie, Under Sheriff Richardson, the Lord Chamber-
the Lord Steward, the Groom of the Stole, the Comp-
Pl:er of the Household, the Deputy Comptroller of the House-
hold. &c.
Dukes—Wellington, Montrose.
Marquises—Camden, llertford, Huntly, Bath, Winchester,
I'holmondeley, Conyngharn, Anglesca.
Earls—Liverpool, Spencer, Sheffield, Cowper, Strathmore,
Morton, Verulam, Ancram. Rocksavage, Uxbridge, Wicklow,
Itoscornmon, Brecknock, Clare, Limerick, Aberdeen, Cath-
tart, Whitworth, Westmorland, Macclesfield, Bathust, Har-
tc'why, Kinnoul.
Vircoauts_Clive, Sidniouth, Stopford, Ingestre, Beerhaven,
tort, Mandeville, Galway, Hereford, Sandon, Petersham,
•
Loreis—Cawclor, Grantham, Colchester, Howard de Walden,
I),udley Stuart, i
Erskine, Ravensworth, Redesdale, Bingham,
/1"17 Cholmondeley, Bexley, St. Helens, Gwydyr, brd,
Alaryborough, Fitzroy Somerset, John Thynne.
114,th°Pa—Cheeter, Limerick, Raphoe, Dromore, Lincoln,
Ithn, Rluesina.
b,"'"rota—De Moltke, St. M. D'Aiglie, De Ludoif, Munster,
Mandeloh, De Villa Real.
iteeoes—Fagel, Stierneld, Werther, De Cetto.
nottouruides—Sir J. Nicholl, Sir G. F. Hill, R.
Sir S. Shepherd, W. Iluskisson, G. Tierney, Wallace.
„.‘d onourables--John Tollemach, Jervis, W.ll. White, Rear-
/12r1.irel Sir 11. Blackwood, Bart., Major S. Bathurst, W.
mr,rangton, Lieut. G. Liddell, G. Agar Ellis, G. Rice, Capt.
Z3liardner, Rev. E. Tumour, J. S. S. Cooke.
I.y, C. rill- Dalrymple,' M. Ximenes, W. Congreee, J. Cop-
ley, . Ntiower,, It. Bienie, S. Fluvder, G. Robinson, 31. Rid-
r. :Martin, G. Wilson, F. 31. Ornmaney, H. St. Paul,
Webb, E. ~.turnbold, G. Blanc. R. Steele, W. Stirling, J.
tionie G N Lawrence, J. Owen J.
(irahatn, C. Aldis' "Y
e rT.
11. rt., R. T. e a.n • , J.
C. 3/ , Desanees G. Staunton, Bart. M.P., J.
neo,rgee, Ba
Burgoyne, E. a•
uhar G. Barnrylde J
C. A. Hastings, Gordon,'aker Bart., M. Tierney, C. Forbes,
mer, R.
hell, H. G„d• ' 11. Torrens, C. Long, 11. Camp-
Cockburne.
Chester, E. Codrington, L. Nagle, G.
Dean of Hereford.
Bree,
R. Doctors—Russell, G°oderiough.
Dwtors-31ackiarion,
T •mitt, Granville, Messick,
Calvert.
e. Rcr• Mestree—F. Gorman, J. Dickinson, R. Frankland, G.
',ropeon, A. Colvile.
Alderman Magnay.
o"lln.i.ie!ds Sir William J. Hope, Viscount Exmouth, Jones,
tf• harvey, Sir R. King, Sir C. Hamilton, Lake C. 8.,
Sir
.•
P. Beresford.
utchi
Generale--Cartwright, Sir H. Douglas, Sir P. Ross, Sir W.
_rson, Keir Grant, Sir G. Murray, Sir 11. Lowe, Sir
st.T"n, Sir C. Greville, Sir C. Imhoff', Sir J. Hamiton,
ti Sir 31. Nightingale, Sir W. Pringle, Sir W.
'eye' I'• Browne,
Sir H. Calvert, Watson, Couran, Murray, C. 8.,
Browne, Anderson, Mawhy, Wetherell, St. George,
ire),rgoinerie, Salmon. R. A.; Crosbie,'Ecien, Thornton, Forbes,
Meerc, Widdrington, Sir J. Doyle.
I.:esi°,i' '44—Hugh Baillie, Powell, M.P., Sir G. Elder,
?ler 4fith Regiment ; Mactlonell, Sir G. Wood, Baron
ansittart, H. W. Rooke, Hugh Baillie, Thornton,
ilt°o d, Sir J. Campbell, 75th, Sir A. Dickson, K.C.8., Star.-
ItePii.Cl' 11'11' Richardson, Sir G. Berkeley, Sir U. Burgh, Sir T.
:si..re, Sir A. Frazer, K.C.8.. Graham. Radcliffe, Barns,
ijerro Drummond, Doryille, Ellicombe, R.E., Reeves, C. 8.,
leample, Dawkine, Wortley, Cavendish, Ximenes.
ea ./.oas—Mansel, 96th Regiment ; Stisted.
Ilarlossn-°
stPal.,ine—Lord Henry Thynne, Hon. R. S. Dundas, Sir E.
Pe, F. Spencer, R.N , Beamish, Buchan, R.N.. P.
,4)o,
it, W. Scott, R.N., S. Brown, R.N., G. Smith, Ver.
, INT,•, G. Hillier, R,N., Hoppner, R.N., P. D. H.
p.a), !I.:\ P. S. Stanhope, Greenwood, Locke, Tinling,
btarT, R N , Franklin 11 N D F
, Bow R
,N; , • • Dance F. Lyon, E. Collier,
INepean Nell'B
owles, R.N.
Rodd, R.N , J. T. Coffin, R.N., E.
rSantrbtindxer'slion Batle, R.N., Dundas, Bullock, H.
Dolling, N Lister H. P., T.
tian, Soothebr N ' " N.
Lieutewnts_LynnHome, R.N., H. W. Chris-
Ord, R A
aam, Talbot re N 'E ong.as, Rooke, Codrington, Milli-
Burrowes, T. 0'111:i- ' •
Cornets—Mitchell J
Rnsigns—Doyle, 11. CalerTaft.l.V. Luard,.R.A., Cuthbert,
Brien, Isulkeley, Williams.
G.
J. Barrow.
ltfessr
gran Smith Adams 37,—,J.• Harrison, Curtis, Dawkins, Pennant, Rush,
e
, Askew, Pannier, D. Hunter, Rochefort,
Bootle Wilbraham, T. Hope. Calvert, 31. P., Powell,
▪ Mansfield, Salame Holdsworth, 31. P., Nussey,
flewrason, Bright, Hart Davis Tynte C. Kerneys Tynte,
Bouvt, Meyrick, Speer, Augustus Phipps Bloomfield, 11.
Nrie, Ogilvy, Dishrowe, Farquhar, 31. P., C. Heneage,
31. p I "n, M.P., J. Sam ayo A Stanhope, Cheere,
▪ Penn, J. Greatheed, Abbott,' •Edwards,•- Brent, Joshua

Brookes, F.R.S., Buller, Lamb, Vyner, C. Ellis, Murray
Threipland, Dawkins, Whittaker, J. Stephen, jun., Downie,
M.P.,- Houldsworth, M.P., Bridges, Dickenson, Luttrell, J.
Colquhoun, Lawley, H. Allis, Fraser, Stirling, Mitchell,
M.P., Grosset, M.P., Baker, Blake, Waller Jones, hope, W.
Wynne, Waskett Myers, Bransby Cooper, M.P., Egerton,
Anderson, Phillips, Holland, Croker. Bayford, Watson Tay-
lor, M.P., Gooch, Mitchell, Lawrie, Frost, Hinricli, Johnston.
Prendergast, H. Vyner, Wallace, Nunez de Carvalho, I'. Le
Breton, jun., Askew, C. J. Young, Martin, H. Moreton Dyer,
C.. 1. B. Aldis, G. Lane Blount, Basil Montague, Edwards,
Colman, D. A. de Meth°, Manning, 11. Law, Lockley, Cart-
wright, Hart Davis, jun., Calcraft, M.P., Frankland, A. C.
Grant.
The following were among the numerous Presentations to
his MAJESTY :
Lord Gifford, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common
Pleas
Right Rev. Alex. Macdonnell, Bishop of Rlissina, with an
Address from the Catholic Inhabitants of Upper Canada
Sir George Napier, Garter, on return from his mission to
Portugal
Mr. C. G. Young, York Herald, on his return from Portugal
Mr. Holland, on his appointment as Attorney-General of
Bermuda
Thomas Le Breton, Esq. jun. Attorney-General of Jersey
Sir Francis Ormaney, with an Address of Thanks from De-
vonport
The Lord Mayor, on his election to his office
Mr. Sheriff Laurie, by Mr. Secretary Peel
Mr. Sheriff—Whittaker, by the Right Hon. Robert Peel
Mr. Chas. Jas. Berridge Aldis, by his father, Sir Charles
Mr. Colquhoun, Agent for St. Vincent's with the West India
Address
Mr. Baker, Consul-General in the United States, on his return
lion. Captain Cost, on his marriage
Viscount Inn-estre, on his going abroad
Mr. W. Taylor, M. P. with a Petition from the Assembly of
.Tamo.ica
Viscount Gort, on being elected a Representative Peer of
Ireland
Viscount Stopford, on his marriage
Licut.-Col. Stanhope, 17th Lancers, by the Lord in Waiting
Mr. John Greatheed, on his appointment to the Wiltshire
Yeomanry Cavalry
Col. Powell, M.P. on his promotion
F. G. Sampayo, on his appointment, by the Portuguese Am-
bassador
Mr. Henry Bouverie, on being appointed Commissioner of
Customs
Mr. Illoomfield,.on his return from Vienna
Major-Gen. Watson, on his return from India, by Gen. Sir H.
Calvert
Sir C. A. Hastin:;s, Bait., on coming to his title, by A Stan-
hope, Esq. -
Earl of Uxbridge, on his promotion
Mr. H. Law, on his appointment to the Ist Life Guards
Mr. Mitchell, M.P., with the West India Petition
D. A. de Melto, by the Portuguese Ambassador
Major-Gen. Ross, on appointment to the Staff, at Corfu
Mr. Martin, Windsor Herald, on return from his Mission to
Portugal
Major-Gen. Cowan, on his appointment to the Bth Regiment
Major-Gen. Sir G. Murray, on being appointed Col. It. High-
landers
Major-Gen. Sir H. Lowe, on appointment as Governor of An-

tigua
Mr. Murray Thripland, by the Earl of Kinnoul
Major-Gen. Sir H. Douglas, on appointment as Lieut.-Governer
of New Brunswick
Major-Gen. Sir E. Kerrison, on being returned to l'arliament
Mr. H. Davis, jun. on his return from the Mauritius, by his
father
J. Nunez de Carvelho, by the Portuzucse Ambassador
Major-Gen. Murray, C.B. on his arrival from abroad
Mr. G. Colman, on his appointment to be Reader of Plays
Mr. Anderson, by the Lord Advocate of Scotland
Major-Gen. Fuller, on his appointment to the 93th Regt.
Mr. Bridges, on his going abroad
Mr. C. Ellis, to present the Petition from the West India Colonies
Mr. Hinrich,on being appointed Lieut. Band of Gent. Pensioners
Major-Gen. Sir W. Hutchinson, on his return from the Continent
Capt. E. Collier, R.N., on his return from Foreign Service
Capt. Franklin, R.N., on his appointment, by Sir George Cock-
burn
Capt. Parry, R.N. on his promotion, by Sir George Cockburn
Capt. Dance, by Rear-Admiral Sir J. lieresford
,
Capt. Locke, 2d 'West India Regiment, on his promotion
Capt. Greenwood, 2d Life Guards on his promotion
Capt. Ford Spencer, on his promotion, by Earl Spencer
Capt. P. Spencer Stanhope, Grenadier Guards, on his promo-
tion
Capt. P. D. 11. Hay, R.N., by the Lord in Waiting
Capt. Hopner, R.N., on his promotion, by Sir George Cock-
burn
Capt. G. Haber, R.N., on his promotion, by the Marquis of
Angleses
Capt. Vernon, R.N., by the Lard in Waiting
Capt. Trinlin", Grenadier Guards, on promotion
Capt. G. Smith, Royal Horse Guards, on promotion
Capt. S. Brown, R.N., by Sir Edmund Nagle
Capt. Beamish, 4th Dragoon Guards, on promotion
Cztpt. the Hon. R. Saunders Dundas, R.N., by the Lord in
Waiting
Capt. Buchan, R.N., on his promotion and return from New-
foundland
Capt. 'Pratt, Barlow, on promotion
Capt. Frederick Spencer, R.N. on his promotion
Capt. H. W. Scott, R.N., by Rear-Admiral Sir John Beres-
ford
Rev. Asgill Colvill, by the Lord in Waiting
Rev. Roger Frankland, by the Bishop of Lincoln
Rev. John Dickenson, by the Lord in Waiting
Dr. Aleyrick, to present his Work on Armour
Dr. CalverLon his appointment to the Mediterranean Staff
Bishop of Limerick, by the Lord in Waiting
Bishop of Raphoe, by the Lord in Waiting
Bishop of Dromore, by the Lord in Waiting
Sir Charles A. Hastings, on coming to his title, by A. Stan-
hope, Esq.
Sir Charles Forbes, on being created a Baronet
Sir George Banipfylde, on coming to his title, by the Lord in
Waiting
Sir It. J. Farquhar, Bart., on hie return from the Mauritius
Sir William Rimbold, on his return to England
Sir E. East, to present the West India Petition
Sir Griffin Wilson, by the Lord in Waiting
Captain G. F. Lyon, on his return from a Voyage of Dis-

covery
Mr. Henry Vyner, by Mr. Vyner
Mr. Fraser, of Lovat, by the Marquis of Huntly
Mr. Manning, with the Petition of the West India Planters
Mr. Philipps, on taking the name of Philipps, by Lord
Cawdor
Mr. Bright, M.P. for Bristol, by Mr. Hart Davis
Mr. Robert Johnston, on his return from Jamaica
Rear_ Admiral Lake, C. 8., on appoint:nent to North American
Station
Mr. Hewitt, on being appointed to the General Board of Excise
Mr. A. C. Grant, with Mr. C. Ellis, with West India petition
Mr. Meyrick, on his return from Germany, by Dr. F.llleyrick
Mr. Hart Davis, jun. by Mr. H. Davis
Mr. Henry Ellis, on being appointed a Commissioner of Cus-

toms
Viscount Mandeville, by the Marquis of Iluntly
Lord Sandon, on his marriage
Lord Dudloy Stuart, on coming of age
Lord Lrskine, to deliver up the Insignia of the Order of the

Thistle
Right Hon. 'W. Huskisson and General Gascoyne, to present a
petition •
The Hon. Mr. Jervis, on changing his name from Ricketts
Hon. W. K. White, on leaving the University
Hon. Rear-Admiral Sir H. Blackwood, Bart. and K.C.B.
Major Hon. Seymour Bathurst, on promotion
Mr. Under Sheriff Richardson, by Mr. Peel
Mr. Blake, on being appointed Chief Remembrancer of inland
Earl of Sheffield, on coming to the title
Hon. Wm. Barrington, on his marriage
Lieutenant Hon. George Liddell, on receiving his commission
Mr. Stirling, by his father, Sir Walter Stirling
Earl of Roscommon, on his appointment 3d Light Dragoons
Major-General Sir William Hutchinson, on return from the

Continent
Lieutenant Lyon, on his appointment to the 2d Life-Guards
Lieutenant C. Douglas, on his appointment as A.D.C. to Major
General Sir H. Douglas
Lieutenant it ooke, 2d Life-Guards, on his promotion
Lieut. Codrington, Coldstream Guards, by Sir E. Codrington
Lieutenant Milligan, d Life-Guards, on his promotion
Lieutenant Talbot, 3.. N., on his promotion
Sub-Lieutenant Williams, on his promotion
Cornet Mitchell, by Mr. Mitchell
Ensign Granby Hales Calcraft, by Mr. Calcraft
Ensign .John Doyle, on his appointment, by Gem Sir John Doyle
Major Stisted, 3d Light Dragoons, by General Cartwright
Captain Lord Henry Wynne, (n his promotion
Major Marcet, on promotion, an.l appointment to the 06th
Regiment
Mr. Pailmer, with the West India Petition
Col. Sir Geo. Elder, C.B. and C.J.S. on his return from Por-
tugal
Litut.-Colonel Sir John Campbell, on his return from Portugal
Lieut.-Colonel Sir A. Dickson, It A. on promo ion
Lieut.-Colonel Ximenes, on returning from abroad
Lieut.-Colonel Hill, R.11.G. on promotion
Lieut.-Colonel Richardson, R.H.G. on promotion
Col. Erskine, 48th Regt. on his return from New South Wales

Mr. C. G. Young, Stactary to the Commission, by Sir G. Nayler
Sir Robert Steele, lint. and X.C.S. on his appointments, to be
one of his Majesty's Deputy Lieutenants, and a Iklagistratt
of the County of Dorset.

The King cave audiences to the Dukes of York and.Clarene-e,
Prince Leopold, the Earl of Hairowby, the Duke of Welling-
ton, and Mr. Secretary Peel. After the Levee.; Lord Erskine
had the honour of an audience of his Majesty, and delivered the
Ribbon of the Order of the Thistle worn by his late father.
His. Majesty gave an audience to the Judge Advocate, who
laid before his Majesty the proceedings of some Courts Martial;
after which his Majesty left town on his return to Windsor.

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FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Lady Louisa Grey, in:Charles-street, Berkelev-sottare, from
the Earl of Stamford's seat, Enville Hall, Staffordshire; the
Hon. Mr. and :11rs. Robert Smith, at their father's (Lord Car-
rington), Whitehall, from their scat, Wybursr, Bucks ; Sir C.
and Lady Codrington, at their house in Charles-street. Berkeley-
square, from their seat, Dodington Park, Glocestcrshire ; Lord
acd Lady Grenville, at their hoitse.in Charles-street, Berkeley-
square, from their seat, Droprnor2 ; C. M. Cheere, Esq. M.P.
and Family, from their seat, Cambridge ; the Hon. Edward
Percival, and -Family, at their house in Charles-street, Berke-
ley-square, from their seat, Ilanicil's Park, Hcrts ; the Bishop
of Dromore, from --Brighton ; W. M. Grant, Esq. M.P. at
the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street, from his seat in Scot-
land ; Mrs. Herbert and Family, at Read's Hotel, Lower
Grosvenor-street, from Brighton ; Wentworth Buller, Esq. at
ditto, from Oxford ; Capt. Castells, at ditto, from his seat,
Bultham Hall ; James Drommond, Fsq_ at ditto, from Os-
ford ; Major Briant, . Mrs. Briant, and Family, at Marshal
Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square, from the Continent ; J.
Hepburn, Esq. Mrs. Hepburn, and Family, at ditto, from
Bgi tot;
at ditto, from Cheltenham.
Rev. Win. Wray and Mrs. Wray, at ditto ; Mrs.
Dowdeswell,
DEPART U ILE S.—Lord Henry :Chohnondelev. for Paris;
Capt. and Mrs. E. Greaves Elmsall and Mrs. tlmsall, from
Marshal Thompson's Hotel, to the Continent ; Capt. Hibbert,
from ditto ; Sackville Gwynne,-. Esq.- from ditto JaMes
cena, Esq. from ditto ; Lord Wm..Poulett; on a tour, from the
Royal Hotel, St. James's-street; 'Sir C. and Walter Bur-
rell, ';
Esq., 31. P., for Sussex; from ditto; Sir T. Ormsby, Bart.,
on a tour, from ditto; Colonel Baker; 1,1111 Light Dragoons,
for Dorsetshirc, front ditto ; M. C. Ctore, gag., on a tout, front
ditto; Hon. F. Twisleton, for Paris, front ditto; Capt. Bryan,
15th Hussars, for Canterbury, front ditto.

FASHIONABLE. PA RTICS.•
The Duke of Glostcester•had a grand .dinner patty yesterday
at Gloucester Douse. •
The Duke and Duchess of Somerset entertained the Marquia
and Alarchioness of Lanadown and a distinguished party at
dinner yesterday, at their house in Park-lane. • •
Lady Ellenhorough gave a dinner preceding the rout, which
took place last night at Cambridge House.
Lady Sheffield gave a ball and supper last evening, in Upper
iVimpole-street.
Lady Campbell gave a quadrille ball in Baker-street.
The Earl of Derby gave a grand entertainment last evening
to the Directors of Ancient Music.

Mr. and Mrs. Agar Ellis gave a grand dinner yeSterday to a
distinguished party of friends, and will entertain a further
party on Saturday.
Mr. Tighe's rout, in St. James's-place last night, was nu-
merously and elegantly attended.

Mn. THr.LwAr.r..—The political character and
oratorical powers of this Gentleman are well-
known to the public, hut we had never an oppor-
tunity of witnessing his talents till we last night
attended the first of his proposed course of Lec-
tures on the Genius and 'Writings of SuAK.sertA a E.
It was evident ~throughout his discouse that lie
had not only studied the works.of that great
Poet, but that he brought requisite powers for so
important find so interesting an . investigation.
onrlimi
of ts,wahiaßtl
therefore can
We are ne_cessoanrliyl
7tackolelfiane brieftlni
notice
occupied several hours in the delivery, but which
excited great attention and deservedly received
great applause. Mr. TII FAA' ALL \V ills Much
acumen analyzed the qualit":,s and the main pur-
pose of the great dramatic Bard, the greatest,
to the honour of this country, that the
world ever possessed. After a long, but
not tedious preliminary Discourse,. e_ he pro-
ceedrd to an examinationof The 'Tempea.—
lie critically delineated the chief-'chara eters in.
this unrivalled drama, and ,delivered his remarks
with the animation and -‘,ntliusiasm .which the
subject must unavoidably e.xcite:iu every man of
taste and feeling. He "'cued some of 04e most
interesting acmes with impressive, ener;;;y, and
than proceeded to comparethe ,
atterations made
by Da.-vnEx and DATENANT, properly and empha-
tically reprobatiwg the folly and presumption of the
attempt. lie also recited With stronfretfect the vele-
b rated speech of Mcrcullo.
then touched upon
Dtt D EN'S imitation of charactprs in The Tempest,
in his Masque of King Arthur. We thought ke
was rather too hard in his comments upon the
Poetical character of Da
'in L 1 t made
)L1
amends by his tribute to the merits of two of his
most celebrated Poems. Ile concluded with due
encomiums on the sublime powers of SMAKSPRAIVE
' and MILTON, and closed Lecture With a
recital of ArAxANottas P
'
, -Arr. In justice JM o r.
Tit ELWALL it should he stated, that not one
po-
Utica( allusion, either direct or implied, occurred
during the whole of his discourse. We are of
opinion that if Mr. l'nEr.vvALL had devoted his
talents in early life to the theatrical profession,
instead of politics, he would probably have been
a distinguished ornament of the stage. He is cer-
tainly " declined into the vale of years"—.“ yet
that's not much,"and from the energy of his powers
—the juvenile animation-of his manner, and the
characteristic propriety of his action, he might still
appear to great advantage iii a public assumption
of some characters adapted to his time of life. We
cannot conclude without an observation upon his
mode of pronouncing the words Nature, Picture,
tic., as his Hachure and Picchure seemed to ap-
pear elaborately affected, and, like nea, readings
introduced on the Stage, diverted} 'the mind from
the substance of his remarks to the- peculiarity of
his pronunciation. On thew hole, the LECTURE
was highly creditable to his abilities and attain-
ments,. and is well entitled to obtain public atten-
tion and encouragement.

Mr. Secretary CANNING'S statement respecting
the West Indies, which was to have been made
to the House of Commons to-morrow, is postponed
till Thursday, the 16th inst., as the Right lion.
Gentleman will not be able to attend his Parlia-
mentary duties till after the funeral of the Mar-
quis of TrrcurtEr.n.

FAUX PAS IN HIGII LIFE.—One of those de.
relictions from the path of duty, which so rarely occur in this
country, has given a deep and lasting wound to the bosom of a
most worthy and respectable, though not a very wealthy man.
Mr. 11 , a resident of one of our squares is the suffering
party ; the Captain of a Dragoon regiment not quartered in Dublin,
a gentleman of wealth, and consideration, is the gay Lothario.
The lady is a mother of three children, and must have already
reached her twenty-fifth year. On Wednesday night the
relaircissement took place ; on the following (lay she abruptly
left the concealment to which shame had consigned her, and plac-
ed herself under the protection of her seducer. What adds to the
poignancy of the husband's sufferings is, that Mrs. B— has
taken her youngest infant with her. The matter will, of course,
he inv2stigaled in due time ; but, in the interim, it is lamentable
to think how the triumph of vice, and the arts of a villain, can
spread desolation in the home of an honourable and worthy
man.—( The (Dublin) Star, March 8.)

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