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London, England, 1828-04-21 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
'The Duke of nrafton and the Ladies Fitzroy, at Grafton
Countess of Chichester anti the t.adies Pelham, at Chichee.,
House, in Stratton street ; lady Braybroke, in New ilurlinva,
street ; Viscountess Allen, in Lower Grosvenor street ; Dowrg-e
Alarchioness of Lansdown and Miss Giffard, in Albemarle stmt.,
Lady Elizabeth Talbot and Miss Talbot, In Hertford street ;
and Lady Rolle, in Upper Grosvenor street; Lady George See.
moor and Miss Seymour, as Knightsbridge; Lord and Lady Suffiell,
in Park place; Lady Wrottesiey, AlissWrottesley, and Miss Maria
Wrottesley, in Chesterfield street ; Lady Arabella Vane, at Cleves
land House; Mrs. and Alias Aubrey, in South Audiey street ;.the
Ladies Ashburnham, in Upper Grosvenor street; Major Austin.
Pall-mall, from Lisbon ; Mrs. and Miss Astell,in Park street ; Mrs.
and Miss Armstrong, in Park street ; Captain Archer, in Water-
loo place; Mrs. Ireland Blackhurne, in Portman street; the
Ladies Brudenell, in Portman square ; Mra. and Miss Bentley, in
Charles street, Berkeley square; Mrs. and Miss Berkeley, in
Seymour street, Portman square; Major I3lacklow, in Pall mail,
front Portugal ; Mrs. and Miss Blagrave, in Somerset street; Alr.
and Mrs. Spencer Blake, in Brook street ; Mrs. Edward liouvere,
and Miss Ogle, in Stratton street; Mrs. and Miss Blackwood, in
Grosvenor place ; Major and Niro. Cunningham, in Seekville street;
Captain and Mrs. Crutenden, in Green street. Park lane; MIS.
and Misi• Croft, in Lower Berkeley street; Captain and Mrs.
Constable, in Brook street; Mrs. and Mist Compton, in Hertford
street; Mr. and Mrs. Deering, in St. James's place; Mr. and Mrs,
de.Windt, in Grosvenor place; Colonel Dykes, in Pall mall; Mrs.
and Miss Dickenson, in Grosvenor street ; Mrs. and Miss D'Oyley,
in South Audley street ; Lady Mary I)undas, at Viscountess
Hampden's, in Green street, Park lane; Mr. and Mrs. Drum.
mond Drake, in Harley street; \ Ira. and Miss Dryden% in Park
street; Colonel Docket, in the Regent street; Captain Farrar, in
St. James's street. from Paris; Mr. and Mts. Foley, in Albemarle
street; Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Fane, in St. James's place;
Mrs. and Miss Ford, in Upper Brook street ; Mrs. and Mi.,
Fowler, in Jermyn street; Honourable Mrs. John Vane, in Wins.
pole street ; Mrs. and Mils Flow, in Seymour street; Major and
Mrs. Forbes, in Brook street, front Ports ; Major and Mrs.
Griffith, in Mount street, from Dublin; Mrs. and Miss Guise. is
Park street; Captain Percy Groves, in Somerset street, from Paris;
Mrs. St. Leger Pascoe Grenfell, in Linehan's place; linnonrable
Mrs. Gage, Mrs. John Gage, and the Misses Gage, in Queen Anne
street West; Mrs. and Miss Gwilt, in Park street ; Mr. and Mrs.
Halcomb, in Grosvenor place; Vice-Admit al Sir Henry I lothant,
Bart. and Lady Frances Hotham, in Hertford sire t; Captain
Hall, in Brook street ; Mrs. and Miss Holmes, in Cutitherland
street; Mrs. and Miss Hood, in South AssJiey stress; Mt. and
Mrs. Hosier, in Grosvenor place; Mr. Mrs. and bliss Gentgr Her
bert, in Portugal street; Major and Mrs. Norwood, in Aihemarle
street ; Mr. and Mrs. Horsley, in Grosvenor plree; Lady Bridget
Johnstone, in Berkeley square; Mrs. and Miss Jeffries, ito Chestet-
field street ; Mr; and Mrs. Knox, in Grosvenor place ; sirs. and
Miss Kyd, in Park street; Lieutenant•Coloriel Lambert, of the
Grenadier Guards, in Hind street, Manch, seer square; Mr. and
Mrs. Langdale, in Upper Grosvenor street ; Captain Latour, in
Arlington street, Piccadilly ; Major and Mrs. Law, in Dover street;
Lady Catherine Legge, in Portman squire; Mrs. and Miss Little-
dale, in Brook street; Major and Mrs. Frederick Locke, in Pic-
cadilly; the Earl and Countess of Mansfield, and the Ladies
Murray, in Lower Grosvenor street; Mrs. and Miss Middleton, in
Albemarle street; Lady and Miss Neave, in Old Burlington street; *
Major and Mrs. Norman, in Sack vine street; Mrs. and Miss.
Noel, in Brook street; Major Nelson, in Part place.

The Duke of CLARENCE visited his MAJESTY yester.
day, at his Palace in St. Janes' s.
The 'mitts CHANCELLOR had an interview yesterday
of the 'Sims.
T e DJchess of GLOVCSSTER visited his MAJESTY On
Saturday.
The Duke and Duchess or CLARENCE, the Dike of
Sussex, the Duchess of KENT, and the Duke and Duchess of Gr.nr.
carrot, Prince I.aorot.o, and the Princess SOPHIA, paid visits yes-
terday to the Princess AUGUSTA, at her residence in the Knies
Palace, St. James's. Most of the Foreign Ambassadors and Mi-
nisters, and numbers of the Nobility and Gentry, called yesterday,
to make their inquiries of her Royal Highness s.health. The an.
swer returned was—" Her Royal Highness has had a good night,
and is better to-day."
Prince LEOPOLD honoured the er.tertainment given
by the Duke of DSVONSHIRE on Saturday evening, at Devonshire
House, Piccadilly, with his presence.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, accompttnied
by the Princess Ensue of CartotAru, arrived at their residence is
the Admiralty about Is o'clock on Saturday, from their seat at
Rushy Park. Their Royal Highnesses received visits in the course
of the afternoon from the Duchess of K PINT and the Duchess of
Gsonc man.

Prince LEOPOLD left his residence, Marlborough
Rouse, Pall-mall, yesterday afternoon, for his seat at Clirretione.
Her Royal Hshness the Duchess of KENT e.itrr•
tatted the Duke and Duchess of GLOCCESTER, and a distinguished
parry, on Saturday to dinner, at her residence in the King's Pate
at Kensington.
The Duchess of Ct..% nc!.cc and Ole Pr;nce-s Eatit.ig
of CAROLATN attended Divine Service yesterday at the lloyd
German Chapel, St. Janie: s. The S:rvicr Was performed Iv the
Rev. Dr. Kurea.
Divine Service wAs performed ye,teld:ty in the
Private Chapel in the apartments of the Ducb‘ll or KYNT, in tilt
King's Palace at Kensington, by the Itayal Duchess's Chaplain.
Her Royal Highness, accompanied by the Princess V1C10141.4, Win
the whole household, were present.
Mr. Sec. etarr PEEL give a grand dinner on S itin day
at his residence in Privy Gardens, to several of the Foreign Aes
bassidors and Ministers, and their Ladies, and -.1.5.1ect party of tie
Nobility. Among the company were—Prince Esteehazy (IS
Austrian Ambassador) and Princess Bsterhazy; Prince Poliginc
(the French Ambassador) and Princess Polignac ; the Nlarquis ds
-Palmella (the Portuguese Ambassador) and the Marchiune.s de
Palmella ; Baron Bulow (the Prussian Minister); Count d'Aiglit
(the Sardinian Minister); the Marquis of Hertford, the Mao
thinness Dowager of Salisbury,Viscount Goderich, Lord and Lady
Farnborough, and Lord and Lady Stuart de Rothsay.
Prince LIEVEN, the Russian Ambassador. transacted
business on Saturday, at the Foreign Office Downing-street.
Prince ESTERHAZY, the Austrian AMbassador, and
Viscount ITABAYANA, the Brazilian Minister, bad interviews on
Saturday with the Earl of Duncrir, at the Office of the Secretary
of State for Foreign Adair&
The Earl of DUDLEY, Viscount MELVILLE, and Lord
SIIRIART DS ROTIISAT, visited the Duke of WIILLINGITON on SAW•
day, at the rreasury.
A meeting of a number of the Cabinet Ministers took
place on Saturday morning, at the Office of the Beard of Trade,
Whitehall.

The Lords of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy
Council held a meeting at eleven o'clock on Saturday morning, It
the Council Office, Whitehall, which was attended by the Mama
of the Rous,the Lord Chief Baron of SCOTLAND, and Lord But"
when the following cases of Appeal came on to be argued befog
their Lordships : " blancher v. Satoo" (from Madras), " Des
Riviera. v. Royal Institution" (Lower torada), " Lanerr
Curtsy" (Demerara), Blanshard v. Robertson" (Cape of Good
Hope). Their Lordships were occupied in bearing the arguments
of Counsel on the above cases till past four o'clock, when their
Lordships adjourned.
The Mai quis WELLESLEY is confined by indisposition
to his residence, in St. James's-square.
The Imperial Academy at Milan have elected C
' Masirsws, jun. (son of the Comedian), and James D'Eoviu.ce ono
of the Ballet Master)--both of them architects, and now on then
travels for improvement In Italy—Members of that Institute.
Accounts from Alexandria of the Ist March, states
that the expedition destined to the Morea WAS (arced
to return, owing to a tempest.
Letters from Brest of the 7th April, announcer the
sailing from that port of the squadron d. staled tJ We
Brazils.
It appears by a statement of the scale of Stamp DP
ties on Bills of Exchange in Englan I, laid before Po
liament, that the whole amount of bills drawn in t:2
speculative year of 1815, was 600.000.0001., wh"
supposing one-eighth part to be in circulation at a %inlet
wr,uld add 70,000.0001. to the curierty. During the
cornaletcial duress in 18%, the amount was teduc:4l
to 400,000,0001., which would, of course, 'educe 111
circulating medium about 20,0,)0,000/.—: hat ts, at
much as the whole i•sue of the Wink tsr England.
Monday a mechanic name) Alm shall. between 30 and
40 years of are, led to the by t elle:ll.lwatt Bt 'gluon, a
bux,,m widow of nearly 70, ssit)se buoyant spurts w
exhau-ted ht'r, that she was.obliged to take test w gun*
to and coming from the church. At:roes the recour
mendations of this ntatrou we:e a broken leA, for wheel
Jae received relief from .the parish, and having bed
riArried three tunes he:ore.

T 1 KING':

BY COMM 4
imTicie is HUSBY GM*

That all Cart Loges going I
dames's Palace, on Wednes
the line at the top of Sr. Ja
left band side of the Suez
enter at the Iron gate nearer
and come out of the Palace
borvegh House, and pass it
In taking up, they are to
manner, passing through t
and go away through Pall.r
No Hackney Coaches wi
Gates, but must set down
' through pall-mall.
The Gate at the top of
Carriages of Persons Navin;
Constitution Hill, and en
turn into the AmbassadOr's
out at the Gateway in Clod
!Cleveland-row, the Stable,
for; then to take up in the
away through the same C
St. James's-street. The Ci
and Great Officers of Su
Coirt till called for.

Tickets for Carriages 1
going in at thr Gate on the
at the Board of Green Clot
between the hours of One

(fairs are to come down
from Piccadilly; Dress et
the Palace, and pass uncle'
Court, set down there, and
Hackney Chairs are to erne
to the Palace, set down ui
outside of the Carriages thr
to Marlborough House.

Thursday the reserve I
Regiment, at present in
Major-General the Hon.
of the Forces.
A detachment of the 8
Saturday morning from W
Guernsey. A detachment
on Saturday morning Prot
[menu belonging to the 94
the ed battalion of the till
L hag from Westminster, fur
steam-packet to Plymouth
"of Foot proceeded ore Sat
Werelon. ' A detachment
. crated on Saturday morni
The 72d Highlanders hal
The 75th Regiment of
from.Castiebar for Mullin'
•, The :54th (Cumberland
to march ftom Buttivant i
The depots of the :59th
received orders to march f

DEATI

The private view or
Egyptian HAI was nu
Monsieur LE Tit !ERE
muth gratified with
him. In this noble ell
sustains the great cel
of the Judgment o/ 13.
In the choice of subje
and the present Oct u
citing varied ernotiou
SOCIETY 01' PAIN

Saturday we were
the Exhibition of P.
gratifying to record
the preceding exhibi
mented improvement
the pictotial art. Th
said cannot, be expec
perfection appears to
performance: of the I
Mr. Cepeley Field
have many admiral)
Dewint, Turner, Cox,
logs in the present cc
shall only add. that the
eminently metits the
meat ch a-e g
Arno, g the fashion
view on SAtureay we
The Prince of Saxe Cu
dare, the Duke and Dud
!ord. the Earl and Couut.
of Ease:; Earls Brownk
Itc..Lords Cawslor, Gram
some of the Foreign AntlN
Members of the Royal A

Tfit impiovesuents
advancing. 011 Si
or, as it is called thi
notice, was entixely
trees. Upon the wh
in their unfinished st
The Middlesex Lu
Han well, on some gi
and for which a sum
eon of the ertction
100,0001.

A magnificent col'
lump and 100 other
'week from the Ar
DoSlin—the Bible

A new Farce was
on Wednesday, cell,
according to Green 1
efftctive. The Babe
FAVICITT has an ad'
Captain Copp. Mrs,
both pleased with
PIAER is the reputed
GAME Laws.---It
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of Commons, and
I een an extensive der
of England, that, on
station filed against h
shire, he gave the pc
the land of the Gentl
en additional sispen
Pheasant, kc. he a
the estate of game
Fr:day eveloing an
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ceased. who was ac
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Hospital, ahem he
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NV COMM AND CI lIIS MAJUITY, •
slmcs Is HUSSY Glififf,
Dist all Cartiages going to his MAJEVreII Drawing Bourn at St.
dames's Palace, 011 Wednesday, the 23d of April, are to fall late
the line at the top of St. James's•arreet in Piccadilly, go down thr
left land side of the Street, round the coiner of Pall-mall, and
ewe at the Iron gate nearest to the Palace, set down at the Arcade.
ana come opt of the Palace-yard by the Iron-gate nearest to Mall-
House, and pass through Pall mall into St. James's-square.
In taking up, they are to come down St. James's street in like
manner, passing through the same Gates as when they set down,
and go away through
No Hackney Coaches will be permitted to come within the Iron
Dater, but must set down at the outside thereof, and go away
through Pall-mall.
The Gate at the top of Constitution hill will be open only for''
carriages of Persons having the Emu 6, which are to proceed down
cariatinition Hill, and enter the Palace at the Stable yard Gatti
ram into the Ambassador's Court, set down at the Arcade, and go
out at the Gateway in Cleveland-row ; turn to the left, and wait in
Cleveland-row, the Stable-yard, or St. James's I'ark, till called
(Cr; then to take up in the same order as they had set down, pass
away through the same Gateway, and go up the left hand side of
St. James's-street. The Carriages of Ambassadors, the Ministers,
and Great Officers of State, may remain in the Ambassador's
Court till called tor.

Tickets for Carriages belonging to Persons having the Emit
going tu at the Gate on the top of Constitution Hill, will be &Secret'.
at the Boird of Green Cloth, St. Janie's Palace, on Tuesday next,
between the hour. of One and Three o'Clock.

(lairs are to come down the right hand side of St. James's-street
front Piccadilly; Dress Chairs are to enter at the Great Gate of
the Palace, and pass under the Colonnade into the Ambassador's'
Court, set down there, and wait in Engine Court till called for.—
Ilackccy ('hairs are to enter at the new Footway Iron Gate nearest
to the Palace, set down under the Arcade, and pass away on the,
outside of the Carriages through the new Footway Iron Gate, next
to Marlborough House.