Star.
London, England, 1829-07-09 00:00:00

GR*ND FETE AT CHISWICK.

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The Marqiiis of Londonderry's dejeuse, at bit beau-
tiful cottage, Rose Bank, took place ea Tuesday, notwithstanding
the weather. A spacious marquee was pitched in the centre of the
lawn adjoining the cottage. and several smaller tents occupied van
ow puts of the ground. The band of the loth Hassan, of which
his Lordship is Colonel, attended. and played throughout the day.
and during the repast and festividerwhick followed. Between he
sad de o'clock, the rain having abated, and the sus made his lint
appearance 'for the day, the company began to arrive. His Grace
the Duke of Wellington did not arrive before seven o'clock, and it
was nearly half-past seven when the vphsli'earnpauy sat down to
breakfast. Prince Leopold bad previ=kas.rived. The marquee
was brilliantly illuminated within by
The party, which consisted of die highest Nobility, did not leave
the teat till it had become dark, when they adjourned to the
Cottage, the avenues and gravel walks around which were lighted
op. livery precaution had been taken against damp, but the great
quantity of rain which fell in the course d the day rendered the
vase and the walks very uncomfortable footing. The beautiful
thatched veranda, supported upon rustic pillars, thickly clothed with
Ivy and srmaniantal creeping plantain front of the River, furnished,
however, a very pleasing retreat daring the evening.
litany water parties, attracted by the mask and gay scene which
the grounds presented, ciqnsred about the banks, and mationed
till a late hour. Rose Bank is one of the most fascinating spots on
the River. and admirably adapted for afite damp/he. A row of
weeping willows bang over the edge of the water, and a steep bank
and lawn, planted with an ornamental shrubbery, in the highest
state of cultivation, present an excellent fence against the public
gam, and give an air of enchanting seclusion and retirement to
the spot.

BRIGHTON, JULY 7.

The weather for the last week has been very bad,
with storm. and almost constant rain, sad there has been very little
humours* between this place and Dieppe, owing to the heavy
see. The Eclipse steam vessel was to have sailed yesterda from
the Chain Pier for the Isle of Wight, but wasp from
surdas by a keaty gals from the westward. and a high sea. There
have been very few arrivals of company, and the bosses 11 very
sow
The Brighton and Busses Infirmary has been opened for the
reception of patients for some months past, and fs a be banding.
situated about threeleurtbs of a ride to the east of the worn;
about MO yards from the sea, on an elevated spot of ground, pre-
sented for that perm. by Mr. Kemp. The house contains be-
tween go and 70 patients, men sad women, but Is capable of hold-
ing ninety. It is greatly to be lamented that their le • efßy mss-1
understudies between some of the Governors, or subscriben toi
this benevolent Institesion, and its medical faculty, which is a sub-
ject of amend animadversion.
No vessel of any description can lie in the roads out account of
the bad wertber, and the bathing is quite at s stand.

• DOVER. JULY 8.
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Among the numerous arrivals at Wright's Ship Hutel
lately. we bays noticed--.
Lord Nonnanby, Mr. sad Mrs. Smith Windliant. his Itzerd.'
Inky Me Right Honourable A. Lady Foster and mite, Mr.
Ad!?
.* AtraOgri EV) 411. and family, his. Grave the Doke
of RIM", Mr. Howard, Mr. Irving, the Right Hon. Wilmot
Horton. Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Fladpur,
Sir James and Lady Grabens, Captain Drummond, Mr. and Mn.'
Feawiek . Mr. and Mrs. Pemberton,- Lord and Lady Berland and
batik, Lord Robert Titsgerald, Mr. and Mn. Henry, Lady Pal.
uter,Viscount Pollingtott, Mr Lewis Veicrim aid hanky, Count de
Moutrimid; Mt. and Mrt.'Wrlghtioalley• Mr. Billawsite• Gen'
Fuller and dultiters. Cmn. Sir J. Campbell and Mrs. Pitcairn,
Mr. aid lira Vldanitak Johnhle. 'Colonel and Ws' Da;r4Ple,.:
Mareo tribee.• Mr. Dawes, v— Telford,•ltati. -and family,. r. sou
Mrs. dretrOktr. aid 1111n.'Imagron Ind fentlib-Captaht 'Grieves.Lady-C.Lindlay and 164.4111111slitills linnnewey Dwaa
Mr. and Mrs. Ciihkratld the liana and Barman Moat:
morefur. Mr. Maras Lyeek Celsbet• Pentanes; Mr. and Mrs.
Alm sod family, Mr. and Mn. Garraut, Lord and Lady
meth and familyc•Mrs. 'Luanda mat family,. Miss Mot; left. W.
Ransil, m.r.. kc. so that way to the Continent..
.11inharips. Vt. Tacker and holey; the Martiola WHarcourt
midtanally, the Doe and Duchesse de Coigny, Mt: aid Mrs. Don-
M% Mt. aid • mei. Philips; Itlrs.WiMintesed hatilif,the Martinis
of antford, jr. and Mtt. sad
family. hit eatelltati.• Might' SIM:. *milord -Canning, Ids
Lady: amp sraigerper. ar oserrowwellininclillart •
the Onnidaskopitii; Mr.. A: Dv hl Min lb and bide
Harlow, Lied craws. CePula Cu", C5,4_10" 1611:1
kiss. llry.~a .4 414***wies, ilatticaatist
and Mn. taw des. strived trams theicaidolita ••
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