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London, England, 1827-09-22 00:00:00

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ARRIVALS.
Emily, Marchioness of Londonderry, in St. James's.
Earl and Countess of Loosdale, at their seat, Cottesmore
shire, from Lowther, Westmoreland; Major Bre-retard:
tweet; Capt. Cattail, in Pall-mall; Mr. and Mrs.
Gloswester-place, from the Isle of Wight ; Col. '
street, from Se.Otner's; Capt. and Mrs. Hughes,.
from Chekenham ; the Marqoisa Salads, at Berrie.
and Cork-streets; C. F. Williamson, R.q. and Ladies,
Hon. F. Fiennes, at the Royal Motel, St. James'r
Belvedere, Eent ; Mr. and the Misses Compiles, at ?
Su James's-street, from Scathed ; Sir Henry sod
at Gould's Hotel, Jerusyn-street, from Paris ; .
and Mrs. Waddingtoo, at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower
from their seat in Norfolk ; Mr. and Mrs. Ferran,
Meares Hotel, Lower Brook-street, from Paris ,
ton, Esq. at the Burlington Hotel, from a tour.
DEPARTURES.
The Duke of Portland, yesterday, for the Waters .
Spa, called Beret's, to meet the Duchess and Family
mils of Queensberry, for his villa. at Twickenham?
Vends:is, for Gorhambury ; Mrs. lo Fevre, for Biro
House, sear Ringwood, in Hampshire; Earl Cornwallis,
stone; Lieut. Colonel Cooper, for Bath; Major and Mr
for the Parade, at Reinstate; Mr. and Mrs. Seymour,
aster; Sir Charles Henry Coote, for Dublin; lion. Mrs
for North Court, in the Isle of Wight ; Mr. Davenport.
Mr. William Newton, for Thetford, in Norfolk; 1
Mortimer, for Chatham-place, Ramsgate ; Mrs. Stott,
Dear Great Marlow; Hon. William Henry John '
Bess Park-street, for Newmarket ; Mr. Thomas .
Eterbeierequare, for Newmarket ; Lady and Miss
lientripthe; Mrs. Paul Bonfield, on a tour ; Major as
De lbeitareet; C. de Venal, Esq. from Harley-street,
Cwt. Dinotty, for Bath ; Count Desert sad (map '
fir the Continent; Lord E. Hay, from dltto,
£C o.
n. Esq. and the Hoe. Mrs. Garbage. '
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MBA -street, for the Continent ; Captain sr
mad wily, for their seat, the Grove, Crawley,
iliakeina and Family, from the Burlington Hotel, 1.
and Cerlotreets, for last Bourne; Colonel Brothertoo,
OsuM's Hotel, Jermyn-street, for Bath; General
Arkham's Hotel, for Switzerland.
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In a few weeks the New Palace at Kew
bristled and swept away. It will fall, not by the
ti the band of map, who rears one day and destroys .
therkows been already commenced veracious. Thb
eiwilled wader the direction of the late Jame WYATT, Ei
osier kingtpteetection. Its turrets have been raised,'
seeepoine how ham the swallows and the magpies.. 1
laweslblioned ailthlir Its walb—no herald at arms
wed the witheyilaods of Englishmen. It will pa
thohamiess bides, a vision," and Flora re-assume
lire. the efil Police, still exists, " Enthron'd in vi
and was formerly the seat of Mr. Molyneux, Secretary
the Second. The gardens are the pride and ornament'
They are compriaed in one hiredrod and twenty.
ith pleated v. ith almost every spades of exotic
OM that can be preserved alive in this country
Delighted Thames thro' tropic umbrage glides,
%And lowers antarctic, bending o'er his tides,
Drink the new tints, the sweets unknown inhales,
And calls the oasis of Science to his vales.—Daas.
Yesterday being Sr. Matthew's Day, the 1
proceeded iu state, according to annual custom, t
Sheriffs, Aldermen, and the Governors of the several
petals, to Cbrist Church, 'Newgate.street, where a s
preached by the Rev. T. limier ALT. After service
the procession adjourned to the Grammar School
Hospital, which was Sued up in an appropriate to
purpose of hearing two orations, to be delivered by
of the Hospital—that to Laths by Mr. Romps J,
and that is English by Mr. R. J. Tomas:. In
dinner was given on the occasion. The fitter lad le
pital fee one of the Universities, accord l to custom,
of a few days.