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London, England, 1829-10-30 00:00:00

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CHA NGES.
Prince and Princess Ueven on a visit to the Rail and Cduntues
Cowper, at their seat. Pansenger, Hens; Earl Spencer On a mu
to Mr. Coke, at his seat in Norfolk, from Althorpe, Northamptn-
shire ; the arl and Countess of Wilton for Newmarket; Viscount
Sydney, in New Burlington-street, from his neat, Frognal, Kent
Lord and Lady Howard de Walden on a visit to the Marquis and
Marchioness of Bristol, from the Duke of Portland's, at Ws lbeck ;
Lord Gardiner and the Hon. Rob.. Smith, from Beigrave-square,
on a tour ; Lord. Lady, and the Hon. Misses King on a visit.to the
Marquis and Marchianess of Lansdown, at liowood Park, in
Wiltdpre ; Sir Contra and Lady Trotter, from Grosvenor-square,
on a tour; Lady Jones, from the of Wight, for Worting
House, near Basingstoke; Sir Edward Katchbull, Bart. front
Ramsgate, for Mersham Hatch, Kent; Captain Mansfield, for
Brighton; Captain Edward Walmsley, for Manchester; Major
Brodie, for Dstblin ; Baran Fernandez, in Jermyn-street, front
Madrid ; Captain and Mrs. Gordon, in Rcgent-street, front Paris;
Mn. Morris and family, at their house in Baker-street, from Re-
gency-square, Brighton; the Hon. G. J. Vernon and family, from
the Continent, at the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-nreet ; the
Countess of Onslow, from St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-.treet,
for her seat, Claud= ; Mr. Mrs. and the Misses Farrant, from
ditto, to Bath; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander, at Crawley's
Hotel (late Cook's), Albemarle-street, from a tour; Mr. and Mrs.
Shatter), at Hawkina's Hotel, Dover-street, from India ; Mr. and
Mrs. Cock raine and Sons, from ditto, for the Continent ; Mr. and
Mrs. Hudson, from ditto, to Titsworth House, Surrey ; William
Stevens F.sq. from the British Hotel, Jermyn-street, fur Paris ;
James Wallace, Esq. from ditto, for Oxford ; Colonel a. d Lady
Harriet Forde, at the Burlington Hotel, front Brighton; H. D.
Grady. Esq. at ditto, from Dublin ; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, front
ditto, for the Continent ; J. Oliver, Esq. front ditto, fur the Con-
ti, ent ; J. Homage, Esq. from ditto, for the Continent; Mr. and
Mrs. Adeane, front the London Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Kent;
Mr. and Mrs. Pease, from ditto, for Harrow ; Mrs. Erskine and
the Misses White, from ditto. for Bromley, iu Kent ; Mr. Ix War-
ner, from ditto, for Kent; Mr. Trevannion, from ditto, for Corn-
wall ; the Rev. B. Layard, fr.,nt ditto, for Lincolnshire; I ord
Bayning, at Nlivires Hotel, Lower Brook and Davie. Stores,
from Kent ; John Fielder, Esq. and the Nlissts Fielder, at dot.,
front Nltillotreet Hall, Chester ; Mrs. and the Misses Hughes. .0.
the liert:er4 Hotel, Berners-street, from Andover; H Seal, FA.
Mrs. mud Miss Seal, at dittiw, from Coleshill,' Warwickshire.

The Princess AUGUSTA, attended by Miss W v,t It 11,
left her reAdence,Troginoro Lodge, about nine -o'clo .k
v-sterday morning, in her carriage and four. (in a
to the Earl anal Countess of ARRAN at B
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE gays a granri
yesterday evening, at their residence in dully
Park. to some of the Members of the Royal Family and
a select party of the Nobility and Gentry.
Moasieur de Ntr.maxx, of the Austrian
and the PrusAan Miaister, visited the Earl of ARE:I--
DEES VCSIQDI ay , at the office of the Secretary of State
far Foreign Affairs.
Yesterday the Bislicp of London, accompanied by Bne-
ral of the Clergy of his tlioc:,se, proceeded to the
school-house of Wbitechapel park!), and held the annual
examination of the children. A great number of the in-
habitants attended ; these were admitted :iv tickets. H.,
Lordship paid particular attention to the answers retirnel
by the children to the questions put to them. and fro
quently departed from the routine of the questions, vary-
ing the phraseology evidently with a view t t ascerta:it
what real and practical benefit they bud reaped by thst
mode of education adopted; iu almost every instaia.,. s -
tisfactory answers were given. The examination was (7117:-
fined to the fundamental parts of the Christian
reading, spelling, arithmetic, and such like. His Lird-
ship expressed himself highly satisfied with the examina-
tion, and the healthy and cleanly appearance of the chil-
dren. Leaving them a donation he took his leave.
AFFAIR OF H0N0UR....-Mr. R. H. SHEEHAN, of
the Dublin Evening Mail, having felt himself personally
aggrieved by an article which appeared in the Evenitiff
Packet of Saturday last, sent a friend to Mr. MuRR A Y
MANSFIELD, the proprietor of that journal, to demand
gentlemanly satisfaction. Mr. MANSFIELD, it Kerns,
declined the invitation, and accordingly every vacant spot
to which a notice could be posted, all over Dublin, exhi-
bited a placard, in which Mr. SHEED AN had applied t.'
him the epithets usual on those occasions.—Thibi
Freeman's Journal.

Orders and honours have been lately flying about in
all directions in Europe. General de MUFFLING, tlio
Prussian Special Envoy to Constantinople, has received
the Order of St. Vladimir, of the first class; the KING
of Spain has decorated all his Ministers, and those of tint
KINO of the Two Sicilles also, his father-in-law ; and we
find, by the Danish Papers, that the KING of Denmatk,
having sent the Order of the Elephant to the KING Of
the Two Sicilles, the PRINCE ROYAL, his son, and M.
DE MEDICI the Prime Minister, the compliment has
been returned by sending the Kix° of Denmark the In-
signiee of the Order of FER DI NAN wind MERIT.
We regret to find that sonic misunderstanding bus
taken place with the Directors of the Royal Academy,
relative to the approaching performance of Italian operas
in this town, the consequence of which is that four of the
names at first announced are withdrawn from the list.—
Miss CIIILDE will be replaced by Miss GRANT, Miss
BROMLEY by Miss NOVELLO, M. BRIZZI by Signor
BEGREZ, and M. SEGUIN by Sem; NoLETTI and
Proz z t.—Briyhton Gazette.

It must Ee in the recollection of our readers that a
Mrs. Wyse (the daughter of LvciEs BUONAPARITI
attempted some time back to drown herself in the Green
Park. This lady has, we should think, lived to congra
tulate herself upon the failure of her experiment; for
she is now the bosom friend of a Noble Duke, at present
sojourning on the Continent, who, in company with his
fair guide, a short time since, attempted the ascent of
Mont Blanc. We are not apprised of the success of this
undertaking, as our correspondent left them at Chamouni
when in a forward state of preparation for the journey.
—Brighton Gazette.
It is said that POOLE, in his farce of Simpson and Co.
took the character of Peter Simpson f:om a respectable
man of the name of Tv.ttal' (uncle of the late Mr.
TERRY, the comedian) who carries on business in Lon-
don ; and the portrait is said to be a very faithful one.
The nephew, it will be recollected, was the original re-
presentative of the character.