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144 MAjorT left the Royal Lodge yesterday after-
noon at halt-past one o'clock, in his pony phaeton, ac-
:.noparied by the LORD Still/AND, and was followed
by the Earl- of STR A TMATEN, with a portion of his suite,
is the double-bodied phaeton. His MAIRSTi took the
roc pleasant drives in the Great Park, for little more
.tor, one hour, the weather being too cold to permit
ri a longer enjoyment of his favourite pursuits.

BRIGHTON, Dec. 29.

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t the Pavilion everything remains in slots quo.
ROSIRT and Lady Kauxent are again with us,
' r a lengthened :rm. They are rt siding on the
e Parade.
d BINOHAW and the Hon. Mr. TWISLITON, are

ling at the York Hotel ; and Lord ARcHI.
• HAMILTON is yet a guest at the Marine Hotel.
,ly ELIZABETH STUART has left us far St. James's-
t. The Earl and Countess of HARDWICKE are re•
fig at Preston House.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

olarquis of Lothian left town yesterday, for Scotland.
Marchioness of Londonderry, lett town yesterday, for
North Cray, Kent.
isrquis of Camden has arrived in town front his seat, the
les., Kent.

T toners d'Eresby, the Hon. Miss Burrell, and bliss El-
:,01, I ved in town yesterday, from Cheltenham.
Co. ss De Grey arrived yesterday at her house is It. James's
sq.,. a from her seat, Pulteney Heath.
i Dowager Marchioness of Exeter arrived yesterday at her
ser.. illoehampton, from Burleigh, Lincolnshire.
Tls 1 13i4hop of Chichester has left the Palace, Chichester, fur
La,' i House, Shoreham.

-I c ISelfwrd has left Selford House, Northamptonshire, for
Brarry Hall, Warrington.
Lai? Elizabeth Stuart left town yesterday, for Brighton.
Lady Keith arrived yesterday at Thomas's Hotel. Berkeley-
squire. from her seat in Kent. R. H. Wade, Esq. has left ditto.
far Sr. *more.

Ar-'vals at !lead's Hoti:l, Lower. Grosvenor-street :—Captain
Chrio.e, from Nottingham ; Henry Oakes, Esq. front Suffolk ;
sod Min Hubbard, from a tour. Departures: Captain Harman,
Wt Brighton ; and William Ludlow, Esq. for Melton slowbray.
Mrs. Rice, and E. Rice, Esq. arrived yesterday at the Puke-
sty Hotel, Albemarle-street, from their seat near Dover.

Letters from Palermo of the 9th of December, have
beer received, but are wholly unimportant.
Brussels papers confirm the statement that Lord
COCURANE had a,rived in that city, with his family,
and seemed disposed to mike it his fixed residence.
la:ters from Berlin, of the 23d inst. announce that the
Court had gone into mourning for three weeks, and the
whole Prussian army • fur three days, on account of the
death of the Emperor of RUSSIA: The Regiment of
Grenadiers, of uhich he WAS Colonel, was to have the
tenera; service per or [tied in his honour. Prince WIL-
LIAM. I.f Prussia, accompanied by Colouel Ds Tiists.!
flatt out for 'St. Petersborgh.
leeting of the fr fends of Mi. WORTLEY took place
Tu.-sday, for the purpose of furthering his election
t';c county of Yurk.

A report having been industriously circulated, tha
1..0id Pauli:mote, in consequence of Ministerial ar,
-artements, does got intend to come to the poll at the
seat election far Of University, we are aothutised to
irate i kat such topeigaso otrisksootiowndatiotV.-- eiriib.Yer-
Betyreen twelve and one o'clock this morning, a tine
Drake Jut in the house of Mi. BitOCKLIY, King-street,
Comrv.rcial-road, St, George'► in the Eist, which to-
:ally jestrii)ed it, and dantaged the adjoining buildings.
A vrear tiumbefuf base balf•crowtis are in c:rcul.-
inn, Avifcli are exceedingly well executed.
J. S CALDWet.L, E-q. has •ucceedecl L. B. AI.LAN,
Es,' as Police Magistrate of UM .n-hall, tLe latter Gen.
tlensas having been recently appointed one of the. kis
Clerk, in Chancery.
T: ;Mayor and 81-,eriff of Exeter, on Christmas-day,
c, . • I a good dinner of beef and plum-pudding to be
k rd for the prisoners in the city gaol. .
1.11. pa PANK.—The workmen were yesterday em-
r , Ls 3 making out a sing fence to enclose the statue of
es slint,in Ilyee Palk. The enclosure is to be about
n : -t from the iron rails now standing. A path is
: ade round the fence, and the public will see the
Si.t, 44: t a proper distance. The road or drive is now
rii;;dl,/ advancing. It is to be continued the same
aseadth to Cumberland-gate. Several trees which
4traosl sta the way were yesterday cut down.
The castorissiry prepara'ions are now in progress at
fl Parliament Houses, preparatory to the re-assem-
irl,-,- 4f tt.e Lords and Commons—the re-covering of
1111 %sets, the laying down new matting, &c. There
: ai:e :seen about both Houses. consider ai)le alterations
for 1!..' accommodation of Committees; several addi-
tional rooms have been provided, or are in progress of
:•uildirg. At the Commons, the rooms heretof'.re
4.sed f.r Mr, Bit.t.abty's coffee-house, and aftern:ards
:.ccupied as store-rooms for Parliamentary Papers,
: are been emptied of such documents, and converted
;'lto Committee-rooms. At the Lords, the Bishops'
lobby and entrance, the house-keeper's room, &c. have
oeen pulled down, and new Committee-rooms are
building—but when they are likely to be finished is
wit ' own tiened.

The Rothe:Wake and Bermondsey Meehanke. In-
stitution commenced its active operations on Thursday
evening last. The meeting was-held in a neat chapel
in .1 imaica-row. DANIEL BRENT, Esq. one of the
lirce-Presidents, took the chair, and made a suit-
able address, pointing out the advantages which must
be derived from an establishment calculated to make
ikl);3l4,ights and other persons connected with maritime
int hitecture, scientific and otherwise intelligent. Some
libeial and enlightened merch.ints of the vicinity
art :l:,ling in this object, which is likely to succeed
lav:orld even the most sanguine calculations. After
.411 e addia's, Doctor MITCHELL gave a Lecture upon the
Pr,testrial (Robe, and received great applause.
The EmpreSS CATHERINE, who anxiously watched
Jot* of the late and present Emperors of Rus-
A, one dal visited the studying parlour of the Princes,
m lii e they happened to be out. 'She perceived from the
P cr) quire table that the leson• had been on the
Coosttullia of Switzerland, and, the Tutor (M. LA
Fan's) had expressed himself as a man who was ca-
paLie sf setting a proper value on the advantages en-
i•led 3y a free people. CATHERINE, after. attentively
:fusing the lesson, wrote these words with her. own
Ltnd at the bottom of the sheet, " M. LA HARrE, con.
";Int your lessons in this style; your sentiments afford.
Tog. much pleabure."
A President of the Parliament of Pat* presenting
• AL • &Hess Ao the Duke of BURGUNDY, then an infant,
641 d. We corne,lPrince, to offer you our respects: out
- •in-.-rrn aril! give you their services."
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