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. COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.
(PROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
COWES, SEPT. 11.
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.
g.SEPT• 5. Zephyretta schooner, Henry Hope, Esq., from
Nrre ; Whim cutter, Charles Brett, Esq., from Plymouth ;
fYwern schooner Duke of Marlborough, from Scotland and
Plouth last; Charlotte cutter, Hon. Wm. White Hedges,
era Guernsey and Cherbourg ; Lupa cutter, Lord John Scott,
.eni the westward • Stormfinch cutter, Lieut.-Col. Bowers,
from the western ports.'
9. Brilliant schooner, G. H. Acker:, Esq., from Plymouth.
801.0. Adelaide cutter, Sir Robert Gore Booth, Bart., from
Ilthampton, and sailed for Plymouth and Kingstown.

SAJLINGS.
S8-I'T. 4. Gulnare lugger, W. Peareth, Esq., for Sandgate.
6. Flirt schooner, Sir B. R. Graham, Bart., fk,r the west-
orm ports.
Pearl cutter, Marquis of Anglesey. for London ; Zephy-
%tta schooner, Henry Hope, Esq.. for Portsmouth, to lay up;
Camilla schooner, Thomas Hallifax, jun., Esq., for Gravesend.
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~„'. Stormfinch cutter, Lieut.-Col. Bowers, for Weymouth,
:44 other ports; Albatross yawl, Sir Wm. Gallaney, Bart.,
lot:Cowes Harbour, to lay up.
intl. Emerald cutter, J. L. Symonds, Esq., Cowes Harbour,
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YACHTS AT AND ABOUT THE STATION.
ochooners—Brilliant, Maud, Gem, Fair Rosamond, Wy-
"ern, Magic.
eCutters—Charlotte, Sea. Flower, Whim, Forest-fly, Eliza-
ttb, Amazon, Witch, St. Margaret, Turquoise, Spider,
atratlet, Aurora, Adelaide.
pawls—Duchess, Susan.

FASHIONABLE DTTELLIGENCE.
rier Majesty and the Court will leave Osborne House on
ji tiesElay next, on their return to Windsor Castle. The Court
eXPected back for a short sojourn early in November. The
wing to Osborne House is to be occupied by her Ma-
get °n Monday next, and great exertions are being used to
i.r.lle building ready for her reception.
ey'llB Royal Highness Prince Albert proceeded yesterday
u ening from Osborne House, in the Fairy, to Southampton,
_v attend the meeting of the British Association tor the Ad-
vateetrient of Science.
EPArtzuhEs.—The Marquis of Anglesey and family from
ewes(l4,7Castle, on Monday; Lord Cadogan and family, this
}3:,.; from Adelaide Villa, for Jersey ; Sir Ralph Howard,
-Lb, and family, from Gothic Villa, for Berkeley-square.
Dais, Farnham. from Beach Villa ; Lady
e's, at the Pavilion ; Lady Ashbrook, at \Vhite Rose
°use; Mr. Mullins, at Gothic Hall.
10The Bishop of Jamaica has taken the ith cottage ; Mr.
q&rle, Beach Villa.
to The following fashionables are residing here :—Lady Wil-
tn, at Grove House ; Lord Faversham, at Prospect House ;
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at L3ellingham Graham, at Grantham House; Lady Baynes,
sir "-)a-View House ; Sir Edward Paget, at Egypt House ;
St ,111. Heathcote, at the 9th cottage ; the Hon. Mrs. Fleming,
Bedford,
sth cottage Mr. Powell, at Oak-hill House; Mrs.
zuford, at Beach Cottage; the Rev. Mr. Clever, on the
/I‘Aath Parade ; Sir George Dashwood, at ditto ; Mr. White
'nea, at York House; the Marquis of Blandford, at Park
ettage.
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Tor Majesty's ship Ajax, formerly a 74, one of the "Forty
'N'es," has so far progressed in her conversion to a steam
trd-ship, that she will be undocked next spring tides from
thsrs. T. and J. White's. On Saturday last the Surveyor of
Nay.Y Sir W. Symonds, minutely inspected her, and
expressedhs himself highly satisfied with the work done to
Z:r The inventor of the screw propeller, Mr. Smith, has
C Paid his official visit to this ship. The following is to be
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future armament :—On the quarter-deck three heavy guns,.
luotnelY, one si-pounder, of 85 cwt., and two 8-inch shell
el..tara, of 65 cwt. ; on the forecastle, one 56-pounder, of 85
on upper deck, twenty-six 32-pounof 4ders, of 42 cwt., and
`ue lower deck an equal number 2- pounders, of 66
eVrt. each.
kesThere are two fine brigs building in the front yard of the
t,tera• White, which will be launched this month, one
thelthe John Wesley, for a missionary ship, and the other
Aub arY, destined for the Mauritius trade, belonging to Mr.
rts, of Liverpool.

Th THE MODERN OttLANDO.
bThe following sketches of political leaders are quoted
roTthis new poem, where they are introduced as the
tra,ve u musings of that eccentric nobleman, the late
dle3.

LORD BROUGHAM.
irl hate all characters in leading-strings
Br—gh—rn's vigour, tersenes_ ,s vehemence,
ehen his fierce jests around the House he flings ;
rovided always—not at my expense),
hurricane of words, shrewd wit, and bile intense.
414 LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
aek R—ss—ll charms me, with his quiet air,
44is simple phrase, and purpose undesiyn'd ;
"month without langour, polished without glare;
Peeling his way, until his coil is twined;
Then, darting all his meaning on the mind !
-;ll,lll—rst's is peerage-language—proud and bold ;
4 et
nowt proud howe'er the tongue, the
lhd)
eart is kind;
A, and the tale shall yet be to
4, heart unstain'd by power—a tongue unsway'd by gold.

u LORD MELBOURNE.
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u.?„3.1-Ib—rne pleasantest of pleasant men!
vvithout an enemy, though born a wit.
what caged thy pinion in the treasury den,
In Fashion's gayest sunshine formed to flit?
Apollo saved thee from the fate of Pitt
13,11 x months more, thou would'st have spoil'd thy style,
Grown stutesmanish, and never made a hit ;
A 41_a3', parted with (if possible) thy smile,
`-'1:1 slept in state, and stone, in Westminster's old pile.

LORD MORPETH.
I)e,ar M—p—h, in thy world of ormolu,
oleeping on rose-leaves, fed on turtle-soup;
The beau-ideal of Life's chosen tew 1'
‘`, hat demon toss'd thee upon C--bd—n's troupe?
Thou Cavalier among that Roundhead troop !
Take alay advice, and sleep on rose •leaves still ;
Play Cleopatra on thy gilded poop ; •
Breathe odours, toy with pencil, string, and quill,
But cut (without delay) the Cyclops of the Mill !
Then LORD STANLEY AND THE DUKE.
, yet brig
Solid a Sim Pause ; then follows— St—nl—y's clever;
-111--a diamond-facet mind.
It-dim—ad talks gallantly. Young Gr—y for ever
.14 orgetting (always) that we have not dined. _
The Duke! not Time itself that glance can blind,
Far-sighted in debate as in the field; _
Still en avant ; he scorns to look behind _
,113' Genius, Fame, and Fortune, triple-steel'd,
x.v'n when repulsed at last, unknowing how to yield.' "