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London, England, 1817-02-05 00:00:00

Tsi Dan ca DEPORISHIRre GRAND

Monday night, Devonshire House, in ,
was opened to ibe FashionableWoeld with a ,
Ball and Supper. The court-yard, the loWer
and the grand staircase, were brilliantly
by patent lamps. Tha entertainments were
expressly in compliment to the Grand Duke
LAS of Ruwa. At half-past ten the compar
to arrive; at eleven came the GRAND Duir,
woo after appeared his Royal Highness the 13,
REMIT, accompanied by Sir BENJAMIN BLoos,
The PRINCE wore a plain blue coat, decorated
all his orders, and looked uncommonly well.
celebrated French figure dances were then it
called Quadrille:, in which the GRAND Duke
Miss FITZ-CLARENCE greatly excelled. .—.
Were afterwards introduced ; indeed they %sere
favourites through tt‘e night. The grand hall
appropriated for dancing; the noble room xy.
decorated with pictures fparticularly the eel:4r,
one by HAN. Hounum ot HENRY VIII.), AT
the notice of the GRAND Dime.
The supper took place at three o'clock, in
eipal dining-rOom ; it consisted of every
The four drawing-rooms, the two libraries,
bed-room, the late Duchess's drawing-room, and
boudoirs, and anti-rooms, were all thrown of
the visitants to promenade in. Every apartree,
illuminated with singular taste. Grecian ch,
of cut glass, and candelabras of bronze ar

were introduced in appropriate situations wit,)
effect. The l'iuNtut lteuescr staid until half-t.
the GRAND DUKE departed at three o'clock.
latter is a great dancer ; his Highness kept tip
spirit of the scale until the latest nun:sent.
pang broke up at are o'clock. The-following
of the hew lon also were premiss s
Dubs of Clarence-11 a Austria, Russian, Freacb,
Port gnaw, Bavarian, and Hanoverian Ainbassationi—V
Mertes die Delia al Orleans—Duke of

Leeds, Argyle, St.
Abelson, Mikes', sad Camiem;Titarvo.—_
Mumma, Downsldes—Earls Grey, Wasunorbal.
Murrain, CboWealthy, °naiad!, Mods-
ilrey, Darnley, Melons&ley,
Zan, &. Antonio, Morley, ,
Viscounts Palmerston, Granville, .
vilk, Mow*, idelboaroe—Pards
land, Alvanley, OMNI, Walboade,
Brandi*, Cecil—Ladies C. Cholmoodeley,
Pratt, E. Pratt, E. Ryder, A. Wyndham, W
two °reedits, Plaid, 1. Townsbend, •-
Ponsonby, C. °Moyne, Keith, C. C

Wog.,,

and Curiii St. laatoidw--hiessis. Longman,
pry, H. Cavendadt, Arbuthnot-4*mm
mil, Tierney, H. Cavendith, ArbothapaT-)
Wyndham, Poospoby, two Htmlarepon,
Ely)dortone.

RIG,

'TON,

A' small select party was entertained
lion on Saturday evening, The
at about nine o'clock, and were delii
talents of the Miss LLovue, accomi
Piano. The Panics Rectemes full
intervals. At half-past ten hi
agreeably surprised his guests, bs,
Highness
ithe Duke of CLantscs
*as immediately led off I
and Miss Serious—tune, t' H
1010110 seconded by the &WENT
Mimosa ; and followed by Sir
and Lady En's; Captain R.
LLOYD; Mr. JONIC3 (son of the
Jones) and Mess Twissti.Tost ; ant'
couple more. Then lollowed Qu,
mous. Miss F. LLOYD, Miss Tw'
JONKS ; Waltzing, &c. And this
amusement closed with a second
off by the Duke of Cr.ssitticeaod •
tune, " The Toni." A little before
sat down to an ekgait: supper; ar
Royal Highness, in the most gra4
leave of his guests.

Monday night the ErigliOi
Strand, was. opened for the benei
Society, called the Choral Fund,
flowed in every part. The Loan
Mammas, her mother, and family,
party, graced the stage box on the
KING 'I THSATIIR.—MeZAIITI'S
entitled Le Name Figaeo, was
night.' The &be deep- mellow et
Iluiootrrt, in the Ceres, was
capture. The Figaro of Rawl,
the Piece, was given in that chute
of comic humour for which this
is so justly and highly distingt
Foams and Me other performers .w
is their several parts, and the whole
assibination'of superior talent and
he of Le Prisms Treabadour was
first time this season, and went
house, in all puts, was very well
recognized many personages of the
CoVENT-GARDOI.--Yesterday
after Miss STEPHINS made her appea,
in the Play of the Ifienrereor Lieigeteast,
'sing her first song, she was taken
able to proceed. Her indispositi(
she was almost ready to faint, 21
usury to assist her in withdrawi
Mr. YouNa afterwards came forw,
the audience. He assured them
was so very ill as to be unable ti
and hoped that, with their arcie
they would permit the whale of th
to her, to be left out of the re'
evening. This was a n quest wit
more readily grant,. when they
character of Evelecia did nt
play. The audience most readily
pliance, and the representation sir

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TSI DUKE a, DEVORISHIRre GRAND an
Monday night, Devonshire House, in Piecadi!'
was opened to the PashionableWorld with a tp!ent,
Ball and Supper. The court-yard, the lower ha
and the grand staircase, were brilliantly illnmin,
by patent lamps. The entertainments were
expressly in compliment to the Grand Duke NKr N
t..ts of Russza. At half-past ten the company .
to arrive; at clever: came the GRAND Duey,
moo after appeared his Royal Highness the PRIN
RanmiT, accompanied by Sir Brziuttz BLoostrir.
The PRINCE wore a plain blue coat, decorated a
all his orders, and looked uncommonly well. T
celebrated French figure dances wire then intrxhi.
called Quadrille:, in which the GRAND Duct
Miss FITZ-CLARENCe greatly excelled. -. %Val!. 4* ..
Were afterwards introduced ; indeed they %sere -
favourites through the night. The grand hall
appropriated for dancing ; the noble room aych
decorated with pictures (particularly the celeb:st
one by HANK Housam of HENRY VIII.), 41,r4c1
the notice of the GRAND DUKE.
The supper took place at three o'clock, in the pri
cipal dining-room; it consisted of every e.elica.
The four drawing-rooms, the two libraries, the st
bed-room, the late Duchess's drawing-room, and I
boudoirs, and anti-rooms, were all thrown rye.): "-
the visitants to promenade in. Every apartment a
illuminated with singular taste. Grecian chandeii,
of cut glass, and candelabras of bronze and Or ea ;
were introduced is appropriate situations will fir
effect. The 111UNCE REGENT staid until balf-pasinr
the GRAND DUKE departed at three o'clock. T. y
latter is a great dancer ; his Highness kept tip
spirit of the scene until the latest moment. Tbec
pang broke up at five o'clock. Tbefollowing lead. 1°
of the haat ton also were present s
Dube at Cbreasse-The itemise. Ruston, French, Ssar.i•
Poo guest. Bavarian, and Hanoverian Ambassador,-H., So. 7,
Highness the Duke of OrleansDake of Argyle-buom
Leeds, Argyle, St. Albans--Mareptiswi WOCCCW,r, Fut.
I Atomism, Ankeny, and Cansismr•Marekluseees Was.
Ahereora, Downshifts-Karts Gray, Westmorba I. 0
Harrowby, Cholmendtley, Ciamaell, Morley tt
Dandey, Chohnowieley, Mama, Harrowby, a
Earls Se. Antonio, Morley, pad &shwas
viscounts Palmerston, Granville, Morptith-Vivyanareasse p
vile, Mew*, Melbourne-tawds Ebtingiun, Earthen%
land, Almaley, (Moss, Walhoulv, Rocitravage, AT i• 1
I Biondi*, Cecil-Ladies C. Cholmandeley, E. sad C. P
Pratt, F.. Pratt, ff. Ryder, A. Wyndham, W. and M. Beet I
two °milks, Flaydr 1. Tewalbends Wairst*, C. Lamb, t
Ponemby, C Osborn, Keith, C. canspbell--Colood
and Count Eit..notesdo-Messrs. Lamborn, Abererseby,
pry, H. Cavendish, Arbuthnot-4Alitresses Latobtoe,
roll, Tierney, H. Cavendish, Arbathapt•T•Mieves
Wyndham, Poospoby, two litaelaressees, Tawasblad, D.
• Eiyhtlaataae.
RRIGITTON, iANudir s
A.:mall select party was entertained at the •
lion on Saturday evening, The company assemb
at about nine o'clock, and were delighted by the c• •
talents of the Miss LLovue, accompanied oa
Mann. The Palace Raesercr's full band played
intervals. At half-past ten his ltval High,
agreeably surprised his guests, by desiring his Ro .;
: I:isess the Duke of CLanmses to call for a dan .
*.as immediately led off by the Royal De;
and Miss &Maroon—tune, s' He'll sae: ace mai:. to •
lowa," seconded by the Repair with Lady Lt.c
Mamma; and followed by Sir G. R. W All •
and Lady Eras; Captain R. Powwzy and M
LLOYD; Mr. Jones (son of the late Sir Tux
Join) and Mess Twissm.Tox ; and about ten or twet
couple more. Then followed Quadrilles, Miss Sc
Nowt. Miss F. LLOYD, Miss Twisset.Tou, sold Mu
Jean ; Waltzing, Etc, And this part of the evening
amusement closed with a second country dance, it
off by the Duke of Cusinittsce and Miss Twissur
tune, " The Tani." A little before twelve the pan
sat down to an elegant. supper; and shortly atter,
Royal Highness, in the most gracious manner, tr
leave of his guests.
Monday night the Englit.it Opera House, in e.
Strand, was. opened for the benefit of the Music
Society, called the Chnral Fund. The Hoe.stl.,v.
flowed in every part. The Loan MAYOR, /,:ei.s
Mamma, her mother, and family,
.and a assns
party, graced the stage box on the king%
KING 's THIATRI.--Mr-KARTiS celebrated
entitled Le Nam fl Aram, was repeated bete 14
night.' The fine deep- mellow sluice of Signor A
lutoGferft, in the Ceres, was again heard wit
capture. The Figaro of Nausi, the life and soul
the Piece, was given in that chute and judicious
of comic humour for which this excellent Krim; •
is so justly and highly distinguished. /dada
FODOR and Me other performers .were also effecti
,
in their several parts, and the whole presented a f •
combination'of superior talent and science. The
let of Ls Prisms Troubadour was produced, fox
first time this season, and went off with alai.
house, in all parts, was very well attended, and s'
recognized many personages of the first fashion.
CoveNT-GAnDell.--Yesterday evening, shor ;
after Miss Srstrosatis made her appearance as
in the Play of the liennercen Lieutenant, and began!:
'sing her first song, she was taken so 111 as to he th
able to proceed. Her indisposition increased ir›.
she was almost ready to faint, and it was found a _
eessary to assist her in withdrawing from toe
Mr. YOUNG afterwards came forward, and adds
the audience. He assured them that Miss Slei•:,l
was so very ill as to be unable to perform her pal-
and hoped that, with their accustomed
they would permit the whole of the chat aster
to her, to be left out of the represeritat;on fur 11
evening. This was ait quest which they would I.
more readily grant, when they considered that
character of Evelocia did nr oiiginally belong is
play. The audience most readily signified arm CC
pliance, and the representation went on.
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few fresh arrivals this morning from the hod
co ist. and Fine Wheat being us demand, suei -
scription sold readily at Moi d ,y's
2s. per ilbattier cheaper, the supply far exce-dill
demand. o,d Oats maintain Monday's price', u
stew ale rather lower. White and Grey
readily. 'and are Is. per quarts r dearer.
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it: Winchestvr, lionoquet, Esq. of (-Until:: 1.40,1%:"
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swittchise ca.uen Awl il antiudirg we Quar:rr
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