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CHANGES.
Tice Doke 4 Rutland, from Belvoir Castle, for Cbeveley Park,
neat Newmarket' ; the Dyke of Norfolk for Bury St. Edmund's,
Suffolk; 'E' Lord Chancellor, in George-street, Hanoversquare,
from a tour; Earl Jermyn, from St. James's-square, to Ickworth
Park, Suffolk; Lord 'Nadas, in Charlenstreet. Berkeky-square,
from Doncaster; Lord Colville, from Portland-place, foe Edin-
burgh; Lord Amon and Mr. Akzander, at the Clarendon Hotel,
from Newmarket; Sir Henry Fame. Bart. at the Royal Hotel, Si.
James's street. from his seat In Hampshire; Mr. Edward Kerr, at
ditto. from Hall, Yorkshire; Mr. Mimed Wyatt and Mrs. Wyatt.
at ditto, from Oxford ; Mr. Ma Khkisied and fondly, at ditto.
from Berkshire ; Mr. John fienwevlie, at ditto, from Scotian' ;
the Rey- Augustus Quick sod MN. Quick, at ditto, frost Paris ;
Mr. Guy Champion, at do. hum Madrid; the Hon Mrs. and Miss
Gorda', at dime, from Edinburgh ; Mr. R. M. Oliver and Mrs.
Oliver, st ditto, ham a Coalman' twat; Mr. Owen Williams,
M.P. in Beekelrpoqoare, him Pads ; Major and Mrs. Fit :panic!.
it Cleepnetrest, bum the Mobedands ; Lady and Miss Mottos,
from Brigheas, be Bath; Maitre,' Mrs. Liddell for Romaine;
Linn-Colosiel Anagram/6 beCnoterbery ; Captain Points. R.N.
in Memes-aseort. hem the Mammas= ; Captain Barnett foe
Delis ; Major mod Mrs. Beverley for Cheltenham; Major and
Mn. Hawk Regent etron. from the Continent ; Dlr. and
Mn. Tomlinson, In Wiespolnstren, from Brussels ; George
Byng, Esq. M.P. and Mrs. Bps, from St. James's-square, on a
visit to Lord and Lady John Thyme, at their seat. Walton.
mersetsblre ; the Rev. Thomas Lane Fox, from Crawley's Hotel,
(late Cook's) Albemarle-strut, from his seat in Devoushire ; Mr.
ante
Mrs.
Foy, at tee
Loodon Hotel. Albennielnatreet, flan
Ransegate ; the Ladies Samford* Synsmon's Hotel, b. James's.
street, from Northaimmeoshiee; Walter Hors,
Eeh at &tin from
Ireland; the Reverend Mr. Moore, at ditto, from Ireland; Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas and family, from ditto, foe Leamington ; Dope.
Cross. from ditto, for Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs. &oar. at the Bor.
lingion Hotel, from Brighton ; Sherwin Sherwin, Bo+ at ditto,
from Nottingham; Sir. sad Lady Harriet Settle, from ditto, for
the Continent ; Lord Clawson* from ditto. for Ireland ; A.
Brown, Fen. from ditto, for Ireland ; tie Hoosurabie A. Runny,
from ditto, for Chekenbass; Captain Vassall, from ditto, fof
Milford Lodge. Hants; the Reverend J. Hayes Sadler and Mn.
Sadler. from ditto,for Cheiteolum ; Daly. Req. M.P. from
ditto ; R. Cane, Esq. from ditto, forlreland ; Thomas Croultwalte,
Esq. from ditto, for Ireland; Captain Harris, from ditto, for De.
mains; Colonel Dickens, at Morley's Hotel, Cockspot-street,
from Hastings; J. Traveller, Esq. at ditto. from the Continent;
Mrs. J. Green, from ditto, for Cold/nor ; the Hooourable Mr.
Trench, for ditto, for Portsmouth ; Lieutenant-Colonel Awry',
from ditto, for Watford; J. Stanley, Esq. from ditto, for Word.

His Royal Highness the Prince of ORANGE arrived
in the City of Ghent on the 28th of September.
DIEPPE, SEPT. 28.—We were most agreeably sur-
prised by the unexpected arrival of the Duke of CLA-
RENCE, under the title of Earl of MUNSTER, who came
with his Duchess and suite by the Talbot packet, Caps.
NoawooD. Their Royal Highnesses are sojourning at
the Albion Hotel, where it is expected they will remain
about ten days, on a visit to the sister of the Duchess.
His Royal Highness attended Divine Service on Sunday
at the Protestant Chapel, and heard a moat excellent
sermon by the Rev. Bishop Luscou az, who had the
honour of preaching before their Royal Highnesses.
The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND took an
airing yesterday afternoon to Kew, where their Royal
Highnesses spent some time in inspecting the Royal
Garden. Mr. AITON, the King's Gardener, attended
their Royal Highnesses during their visit. The Duke
and Duchess called at their residence at Kew, and after-
wards returned to town.
The Earl of ABERDEEN left town yesterday morning
for the Royal Lodge, in Windsor Park, where his Lord-
ship bad an audience of the KING. The noble Earl
returned to town about five o'clock in the afternoon, and
immediately proceeded to the Foreign Office.
The Prussian and Neapolitan Ministers transacted bu-
siness yesterday at the office of the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs.
The Russian Ambassador left town yesterday morning
on a visit to the Duke of DEvoNsitIRZ, at his seat at
Chatsworth, Derbyshire.
The Marquis and Marchioness of SALISBURY, and a
select party, dined with the Countess of ABERDEEN
yesterday, at Argyll-house.
Viscount D'AssEcs, the Minister from Don MIGUEL
to this Court, had a long conference with the Earl of
ABERDEEN on Tuesday, at his Lordship's private resi-
dence ! ! !
It is strongly reported that Mr. HUSKISSON is about
to come into office again, and that the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON is desirous of adding to the ministry the Mar-
quis of LANSDOWNE. It is very evident that his Grace
wants assistance, for he is surrounded with difficulties,
and nothing has yet appeared like an effort on his part
to surmount them. All is left for the chapter of acci-
dents, but we expect every day to hear of some gordian-
knot-cutting expedient of our military prime minister.
He has proved himself a much better hand at cutting (in
all its branches) than in untying.—Maidstone Gazette.
A detachment, consisting of three officers and fifty-
four men of the 7th Royal Fusileers, stationed at our
citadel, embarked on Wednesday week in the Hope
transport, for Portsmouth, there to be re-shipped for
Malta, where the service companies are now on duty,

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Hull Packet.
Mr. Secretary PEEL is said to have recommended to
the Nobility the employment of the new police, on all
occasions of large entertainments, balls, routs, &c. so
that the duties of the officers of the old police offices may
be more strictly confined to the apprehension of offenders.
Yesterday the grand Procession of the LORD MAYOR
and SHERIFFS, made a dead halt, and shouted with
laughter, at the very ingenious steam invention, which
is exhibited as the sign of the Commercial Coffee-
house, in Newgate-street. It certainly is one of the
greatest curiosities in the City—abounding with curi-
osities as the City does.
DEPARTURES FROM HEAsTON PA ax.—The brilliant
party assembled to witness the races at Heaton-path,
began to separate on Monday morning ; when Lord
Durham left for"Ettelbton Castle, the Hon. Mr. Dan-
combs for London, the Hon.' Mr. and Lady 13tiolgiana
Neville for Holt Harwood, and General Grosvenor for
Chatsworth. On Tuesday morning, the following
departures took place :—The Marquis and Marcluoness
of Worcester to the Earl of Chesterfield's; Lord Forester
to Croxteth-park ; Lord Clanwilliam, the Hon. George
Fortescue, and Col. Anson, to Chatsworth. There still
remain at Heaton-park Lady Bromley, the Hon. Misses
Curzon, and the Hon. Mr. Vyner.
Yesterday, CAPTAIN WRIGHT, a gentleman eighty
years of age, 'and father of that CAPTAIN WRIGHT,
who was assassinated in the Temple at Paris, by order of
NAPOLEON, in endeavouring to walk up stairs at the
Pay Office, Horse Guards, to receive his pension, fell
back, and was so seriously injured as to render it neces-
sary to convey him home in a chair, almost in a state of
insensibility.
We understand that Miss Dung, a young lady of
great vocal excellence, and whose really fine soprano
voice has given so much pleasure to the judges of music
who have visited the concerts of the Royal Academy of
Music, has taken her departure for Italy, where she in-
tends to complete her musical studies under the ablest
masters, and with the fullest scientific advantages which
that country presents. It is confidently expected that
on her return she will prove herself eminently qualified
to fill a high station amongst the distinguished Italia
singers of the day.
It :is contemplation to erect a bridge over the river
Diet, se Dartmouth the absence of which has Wog We a *kid
of regret.

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