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London, England, 1825-10-18 00:00:00

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WINDSOR, OCT. 17.—His MAJESTY and vi.. i
after taking a short drive about the Patk 't
afternoon, pissed through Frogmore and thlele ttbt font
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Park to the Castle. His NIAJESTIf Was accomp „ mai
by his Royal Brother the Duke of CrstetatAl.,:' . t
the p fly phaeton, and followed by his other I ' Ref
The party, after a stay of about a quarter of an' hr ' Car
returned us the sante direCtion to the Royal '
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where they were entertained as the preceding er ~ 1
at dinner. • ..
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The Cbditeii or Liairsa arrived at the LgeTe
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tendday, and mimics as a visitor to his MAJESTY. ' A
Sir W. Karr:Drew/ left the Royal Lodge yen.; mot
Ifor London. . ~
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The Duke of Wzr.unerow was one of the (1- yes'
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party on Saturday, at the Roy#l Lodge; after rebid, ten
Grace took his departure lot London. 1
Her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA try: m•"
,the Duchess of GLOUCESTER yesterday afternoon, flex
Bagshnt Park. Her Royal Highness returned to Fr due
more to dine.
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The Dowager Duchess of Rutland has left Leamingtms 1r
wickshire, for Lord Forester's seat, Willie l'ark, Salop. ' TI
The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdoun left mon yr,:,
day morning, for Paris.
The Earl of Liverpool has arrived at Liverpool, hum a '.c
through Wale,. rot
The Earl and Countess ofJersey left town yesterday, yo, grig u
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The Rail of Buckinghamshire left town yesterday, fur sl, ~ p
Hampden Hall.
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Lord Nugent arrived in town yesterday, from his seat, 14
Bucks. • bui
The Hon. Apr and Lady Georgina Ellis have arrived tar r,
I hampton, from the Duke of Beaufort's seat in Cloucestersi.vr.
Colonel and Mrs. Ford and family have arrived at J .:.,:
Hotel, St. James's-street, from Cheltenham. .Se'
Lord Althorpe has kft his sea, Wiseton Hall, Yorkshiri.,' the
Ibis father's (Earl Spencer), Northamptonshire. pt i
Arrivals at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square :—Lord Mr. Pri
Sandford, and C. Ramsden, Esq. from Yorkshire. Departures',
ditto :—Sir Wm. and Lady 31.11.1hr:0n and son, for Irela4 sec
Coroton, Esq. and son, for Paris; J. It. Thompson, El. yo
Yorkshire. on
Mr. and Mrs. Partridge arrived yesterday at the London It Inl
Albemarle-street, from their seat in Herefordshire.
Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn.street :—.Dyes;,- Pc
Duchernin and family, from Paris; and Mr. and Mrs. Jots: at
from ditto.
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Captain Arabin, R.N. bas arrived at the Pulteney Hotel, A sa
made-street, from a tour. Count Hullet has left ditto fer Bru th
Departures from the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington-street
Colonel and Mrs. Grant, for Cheltenham ; Mr. and Mn. Ake
and family, for their seat in Kent.
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Departures from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-place:—ll' en
Parker, Esq. for his seat in Berks; William Luabington, Esq. , th
Brighton.
Departures from the British Hotel :—Mr. and Mrs. Shady svi
for their seat in Norfolk ; J. Owen, Esq. for Bath.
Sir George Warrender, Ban. left town yesterday for his it-I
near Maidenhead, Berks.
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Mr. Moisten is appointed to execute a special eranmirsior an
Mesico; and Sir Roars/ KERR Portrait is appointed ku min
Consul at La Goayra. -Both these Gentlemen, with their r , . no
Secretaries, will.embark on board his Majesty's ship Pro , ter
Captain Garen", eu Thursday next, and sail immediately.
Lieut. A ILTNUR Becalm is appointed to the command of in
Miaow, vice Pownsr, appointed to the King's yacht on prunet'
the
Lieut. Janos BURNET, of the Preventive &nicest Giffin .
has been appointed to the Vscroav, in the room of Lint. • for
Lowcar of that ship, who has accepted an appointment in the: by
vendee Service. Ti
Arrived off Dover, the Ilamburgh, .--...., from St. Thomas's
The Aspasia, MUNRO, of Stornoway, was wrecked oaf Rid NI
the 12th inset., Part of the cargo and rigging saved. - Di
Faueestrest, Oct.' 16,—Wind && W.—No arrivals or slam
PoßT6goileg, Oct. Tr.—Wind N.W. -Several of the ' re
bound have borne up for this port,. it blowing bard from the S 6
lb the Channel, but We have not been able to ascertain their r • in
Arrived the Unanimity, HINBRRT, from St. Petersburgk; A.-- L
Means, froatGueressey ; Perseverance, Annus:, from the I.km
Oporto; Prince Regent, LAND, from do. for Van Diemen's L.
Thetis transport, from ditto, for S such America ; Mary, ---.7
Perfedion, --, for Rio Janeiro. The Sovereign tramper.'
Cork; and the Kains, ditto, for the Isle of France, went so:
harbour, and remain at Spitbead.
DEAL, Our. 17.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Sir Chu. AT
WCartby, FRIRND, from Demerara; Brighton, Semi, from N. th
York; and the Urania, Hawn, from Hatnburgh, with 'eaten PI
Buenos Ayres.. Arrived from the River, and remain, the J - ' it
Mauro, for Jamaica; Integrity, Knots, for St. Lucia; N as
Phoenix, Lnatnwasts, or Trinidad; and Joseph, Cut • • hi
for Bengal. . ol
Lavaavom,' Oct. 16.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Lisd ti
Daxow, from New Orleans; and the Margaret and Sally,. b.
from' Gijon. el
CUSTOM-lIOUSE, OCTOBER 17. di
SNIPS FAITIRIZIO INWARDS—The Mary, Ckepaua, Swift, ' d
and Contest, from Rigs ; Maria, from Standgate Creek; I .. la .
from Yarmouth; Hero, Eagle, Barrington, Indus, and . d
from St. Petersburgh ; Mars. from Memel; Antelope, tl
Nerve; Johnson and Herald, from Archangel; Commerce, o
Gijon; Theresa, from Ghent; Adventure, from Trieste; Pa
from Kiel; London, from liarnburgh; and the Calthorpe, ... t'
Genoa. 1
&cream therwaaos—The Sir Frederick Adam, fee Cori t
olio, for St. Vincent's; Lord Slulgrave for Antwerp; Far.a
for Ferrol; Jane Catherine and Enterprise, for Jamaica; R-1. c
mode, for Calcutta; Plover and Marys, for Cork. 1
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Lord NRWEGROUGH has announced himself aCr $
date to represent the County of Carnarvon. d
Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Stow, eating-10.. r
keepers, of Ilomemtreet, Bryanstone.square, lefc,:-..
house about four o'clock for a walk, having fastenn I
carefully ; but on their return about six o'clock, '•
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found the door open, and, on entering, di,coveted l
some thieves had ransacked every drawer, cup.,
&c. They had stripped the till of about 201. ~ 1
frem a cupboard 121. in silver, some china, tea . i
table spoons, and other plate. From his wife's dra I,
they took the best of her apparel, and strewed the,' r
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about the floor. They had also forced an iron (..
from which they had taken SOO sovereigns, 90 g .. 1
several balf.guineas, and various scarce and vs!" r
coius ; also a 1001. add a SOD. Banknote, 111.1 1
securities, bills of exchange, and the lease of his Ito`'
On the whole, Mr. Stow estimates his loss et rep',' ,
of 9001. Yesterday he gave information at )s.. ,
bonne Office, declaring himself a ruined man. 1
Officers, we understand, have a clue to the v I
May justice speedily overtake them.
Sunday afternoon, about five o'clock, a date! 1
Mr. MITCHELL, Superintendent of the Thames F.' I
while amusing herself on the landing place alo I
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the Police Vessel, fell into the river, and was dros.•''' ,
Saturday morning, as ..--- Aldridge, a rigge' ,
the employ of Mr. State, of Poplar, was at WO, I
board a ship at Blackwell, he fell overboard. 1.
gtapplings were instantly procured, and at the "
throw caught him by the legs, and pulled him into I
boat ; when all the means prescribed by the Hu '' i
Society were resorted to, but the vital spark had : I
A. waterman, belonging to Blackwell, was passing' I
moment he fell, and was called to assist in ender'.
ing to save him, when he• answered, es Be d--dif
would stop for them ! who would pay him for hi' I
of time ?" and then rowed off. An Inquest sac f
the body, and returned a verdict—Acc ingots! DeJt.' i 1
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