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London, England, 1825-07-11 00:00:00

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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
man svenuna.
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury's grand entertainment to
their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Glouiester and
evening Party.
Mrs. Otway Cave's Rout, South-street.
Mrs. Oquqrs Assembly, Stratton-street.
TO -DIOR ROW.
Lady Ravensworth's Ball, Portland-place.
The Earl and Countess Bathurst's -----
hope-street.

WEDNEST/A V.

:, Great Stan-

The Dowager Marchioness Salkbury'sAssembly, Arlington:street.
TSURSDAY.
The Duchess of Bedford's grand Ball, St. James's-square.
The Honourable Mr. and Lady Sarab Robinson's Entertainment,
owning-street.
Lady Long's Rout, Wbitehall•gardens.

FRIDA Y.

4 Picca4illT.

Lady G. Cavendish's Ball;
SATURDAV.
The Marquis of Hertford's grand Entertainment to the Duke
of York.

The KING has given towards the subscription raising
for the widow and four daughters of the late Mr. Baannos, of
Covent-Garden Theatre, 100 guineas.
The Duke of YORK and the Duke and Duchess of
Gsouctsvas visited the Kum en Saturday. '
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE and the-Duchess of GLolf-
cisvas visited the Kum yesterday.
Yesterday the I.OED CHANCELLOR, Mr. Secretary
CANNING, and Count Mortsrra, the Hanoverian Ambassador,. had
audiences of
.bis Alansvir.
The Prit.cess AUGUSTA took an aiting yesterday in
,the Parks. • .
, Yesterday the Duke and Duchess. ,Cf GLOUCLSTER
gave a grand dinner at their residence In Park-line: ,
The Duchess of Kaar, accompanied by-the Tr Incess
Penman, honoured the Italian Opera-house with her presence on
Saturday evening.
' The Duke and Duchess of _CAMBRIDGE, and Prince
Lvorocu, honoured the public breakfast given by 'the Duke of
REVOISIGIIILE, at Chiswi ek, nn Saturday aftirnoon With thelepfeeence.
Yesterd 47 morning diipatcher .at . orgign
°flee, from Paris.
Saturday morning, •at half...l3aq ten o'clock, the
Lords of fits Majesry's Privy Council had a meeting at the Council
• Office, at Which the Park of liaaitoweir.. presided-as Lord Presi-
dent of the Couneil.JVirfullowing Lords were also present—The
INI/WYSS of the Rocca, flit Lean enter BARON, the JUDGE ADVO-
went, and Sir li. Itiressu..s,. The case with which their Lordships
were occupied was one of appeal from a man under sentence of
'death in the Isle of ilifan,:on a charge.uf burglary. Mr. lisouonast
and Mr. Serjeant Awns were biped by their I.ordthips in sup-
port of the appeal, the Sorterroa-GismiAt. was heard in stalwart of
the *entente, to whom`blr. Serjeant A Ratan replied. Their -Lord-
ships adjourned the farther heiring of the case till a future day,
after. sitting nearly six hours.

. - .

. Mr. Secietoryited Mrs. CAttz4iNG gßve,i grand din-
net, on Satorday,rat Gloucester Lodge, Old Thompson. The
Dukes of Tose and Gt.ouccirsit, and the Duchess ortit.ouctstelt,
, were expected.,- A number of-the*Fwitign Ambassadors, and.some
of the bl.:atoter3y were incited to mutt their •ltiey.det Nehhesses.'

TIM ARMY.
Itajor-General Sir Human Loser.,R.C.B. has been rppnintet
to Ceylon, vice 3lajor-General Sir JAMBS CAMPIIULL, X.C.B.
The 96th Regiment of Infantry, on being replaced at Halifax
by the lst Battalion of the Rite Brigade, is ordered to embark for'
' Bermuda.
The 39th (Dorsetshire) Regiment of Foot, stationed•at Butte-.
vant, is ordered to embark for Chatham, to replace the 57th ( ,
ballesex) Regiment of Infantry, WMch has prne2Fdedjkdet.leis.r
meats, as guards on board the convict ships, for. New Smith' Wales.
The 32d (Cornwall) Regiment of Foot has received orders, 01\
being- relieved-by the 7th Royal Fusileers, at Coda, to embaile
for England.
The 34th (Cumberland) Regiment of Infantry, stationed at En-
niskillen, has completed its augmentation establishment.
The depots of the following Regiments are ord.-ed to• be re-
moved to Chatham, as soon as transports are ready to receive them;
the Regiments are in India: —6th, sad, 41st, 44t1,45th, 48th, 54iit.
and 59th.
The additional companies of the 7th Fusileers at present occupy
Soutbsea Castle, and are commanded by Colonel I•tik.i.aarnce ;
they will march into the New Barracks, Penny-street.
Captain Dons:, on the half-pay, has been appointed Aid-de-
Camp to his father, Major-General Sir Osmium W.Dowts, io mew.
mand of the South-west District, head-quarters Limerick.
The 2d division of the 25th Regiment, commanded by Majos
AUSTIOI, marched from Ballinaslue on Tuesday, for Athlone.
Two divisions of the 86th Regiment arrived in Carlow on Wed-
nesday and Friday last, on their route to Clemnel.'
Lieutenant Noon, of the 10th Hussars, is appointed Extra Aid-
de-Camp to the Lord Lieutenant of Inetaxn, vice Capt. C. Sums.,
who succeeds Colonel De Roos as Aid-de-Camp:

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PORTSMOUTH, JULY 9.
•
His Majesty's yachv.-the Captain J.
Leckie, sailed tirii morning for Grestfinat, to emb irk
his Lxcelency (he DWI DALHOUSIE, Lady DALHOUSIE,.
family, and suite, for Quebec.
The ZEPHYR transport, LieUterlant THOS. WILLIAM%
lh;) arrived at Deptford, on Tuesday, filln Brernerlehe,
with seven horses, eight deer, and three boats, the pi °-
petty of•his MAJESTY.
• The -13:atilian frigate Peraiga, Commodore T. S.
tacisatE, Captain T. SHEPPARD, is refitting at Spithead,
for the purpose of returning to Rio Janeiro. It is not
expected that Lord COCHRANS will to-he'st his flag in
her, though he continues to give directions tespecting
her re etpipmesat. The crew have been paid three
months wages (all that was due) and prise-money, with
liberty. to continue in the service or not. Many of them
having already squandered away their money, have
re entered, and others have offered themselves as volun-
teers to serve in our ships, but were: treated as renegades,
And not accepted.
-..Tuesday morning. the Comptroller of the Navy,
•Vice-Admital Sir 'Frwns Bynm MARTIN; the Sur-
veyor, Sir ROBERT SEPPINO3 ; Mr. Commissioner
I-ell/1)11E0N, and Mr. KriowLes, Chief Clerk (having
..arrived at the George Inn on the preceding day), pro•
ceeded to the Deck-yard, as a Board of Inquiry an d
Examination, having in view principally to ascertain
the condition of his Majesty's ships lying in a state of
ordinary at this port. The Board has continued the
most minute and scrupulous examinati,m th? filer past
clays, and. this morning was occupied in mustering the
artificers and workmen employed in the Dock-yard.
We are gratified to hear, that the ships generally prove
to he in a rerfect state of soundness and efficiency.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 7.—Arrived the DORIS, Sir JOHN
Gontmo SINCLAIR, from Chatham, to be paid wages,
and receive final orders for the South Am:rican station ;
BRAZEN, tjABLEQIIIN, and PANDORA, from an experi-
mental cruise, to niake some alterations, it proving that
the CALLIOPE brig, Lieutenant SYMONDS (contrary to all
expectation) beat those three vessels upon all points of
sailing. The CALLIOPE retuined to Spithead.