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London, England, 1825-10-21 00:00:00

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Mrs. Fitzherbert and Miss Smythe have left Chatsworth for
Sc. innertna, Stafford ;hire, the seat of Thomas Fitzherbert, Esq.
John Fitzgerald, Esq. left Portland-place this morning, for
Nasehy Lodge, his country seat, in Northamptonshire.
The Dowager \ arcbioneas of Salisbury arrived in town yester-
day from Ihtfield.
Lord Hervey has left town for Jckworth Park, Suffolk.
The Countess of Beauchamp has left town for Paris.
Lord and Lady G. H. Cavendish and family have arrived in
town from their seat, Eastbourne, Sussex.
Lady Louisa Lysol] It ft town yesterday for Sir Charles Kent's
seat, Grantham-house, Lincolnshire.
Pascoe Grenfell, Esq. M.P. left town yesterday for his seat, Tap.
low, Berks.

The Doke of CUMBERLAND honoured Prince ESTER.
llArt, the Austrian Ambassador, with his company to dinner on
Wednesday.
Yesterday the Ptinceis S PHIA paid a visit to the
Duke of CUMEERLANIL
The Duke of DEVONSHIRE is expected in town to-
morrow, from his seat, Chatsworth, Derbyshire.
The Doke and DAchess of I3EDFORD and family are
expected to leave Woburn Abbey on Tuesday, for the Continent.
Prince ESTERHAZY transacted busines> yesterday af-
ternoon with Mr. Secretary CANNING, at the Foreign Office, Down-
ing-street.
Mr. FlAvit.Asn, the King's Messenger, was sent off
on Tuesday evening, from the Foreign Office, to Paris.
A circumstance quite uncommon in the North, lately
I happened in Seattle. A woman at work in the fields laid her infant
on the ground, at a little distance; soon after an eagle pounced
upon the infant and carried it off. The poor woman, who heard
the cries of the child in the air, is become insane, and is now in
the Hospital at Malmo.
We have much pleasure in stating, that Mr. SOANE
has sent Mrs. Ds:Leona present of fifty pounds, and trust that this
liberal example will be followed by other friends of personal merit
and useful knowledge. Lieutenant-Colonel FITZCLARENCE has also
sent a donation of hve pounds.
Major-General Sir D. OCIITERLONY; Bart. has re-
signed, and is gone to Calcutta on his way to England.
This day (Octot er 21) is remarkable as the anniver-
sary of the meeting of II visa v the Eighth, of England, and Fear:mil
the First, of France, at 13eulogne, 1532; of the death of EDMUND'
Wawra, the poet, 1687; of the deaths of Dr. Tomas Satou.srr,
historian and novelist ; and of SAMUEL FOOTE, dramatic writer and',
comedian, both in 1777; and of the naval victory over the combined
fleets of France and Spain, and death of Lord NELSON, in 11325.
The Contents of the LITERARY GAZETTE for Satur-
day the .12t1 of October (to-morrow), are as follow :—A Historical
Sketch of Actors Iron• the earliest period, a particular View of the
Drama as it has grown up in France, and an interesting Account
of the present struggle betweeti the Stage and Church in that coun-
try. The other Reviews are of the English in Italy, with charac-
teristic Extracts— Denger's Life of the Queen of I3obentia, also
sa•ith striking Extracts—The Session of Parliament for 1825, with
Opinions on Speer:bra and Mcnibets— Paul Jones, the pirate, Ame-
ricanize) into a burn—Dr. Kitchiner on Telescopes, and droll
Anecdotes—Sights of New Publications. Among the Original
Articles are the Medical Report and Advice for October, by an
eminent Practitioner; and the Monthly Gardening Report and
Calendar by a popular Horticultural Writer; Notice of Sheridan's
Obligations for Plot, &c. to Suckling; Pat Oculars of the Northern
Expeditions, and Remarks on the Failure of the Naval one;
Poetry by L. E. L. and other favourite Poets; Story of the Em-
peror Alexander; and an Essay on the ativantagrs to Children
whose Parents are d......d ; besides Dramatic Criticism, the Fine•
Arts, Scientific Intelligence, Varieties, Jeux &Esprit, Literary
News, &e. &c. &e.— Published every Saturday, by W. A.
Seaters, 7,62, Exeter 'Change, Strand, price Bd. or stamped, for
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