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London, England, 1827-06-06 00:00:00

`tnift y harems. Poot Grata a duty at the 'llk•yard wet
also drawls out; and preseSted Milli .480'41 after the creal4o4B
entered the Park, a double Royal St'ute was flred from the isms
whisk had been placed since nine o'clock ln
twenty minutes before nine Velocit, the landau-- coniainarg-tho
Queen and the Princess Augusta pawed through the Gardvs-gate
to the Palaces The Duke of Clarence alighted froth his carnage
at the Garden.gate, and walked to the Palace. As the Queen
entered the Garden, her Majesty was enthusiastically cheered....
The King, wit h the Mehra, of Gloucester and tbr Princess So-
phia, attended by the Lord Chamberlain,. the Lord Steward,
the Mister of the Horse, and the Principal Equerry, received the
Queen on her alighting Irons the carriage. His blaje.ty received
his Royal Sister in the most affectionate and interesting manner.
About an hour atter, Ms Majesty, the Duke of Clarence, the Queen
of Wunemberg, the Princess Augusta, the principal Attendants of
the Queen, Lady Waklegrave, &c. sat down to dinner. Her Ma-
jesty's suite proceeded to the apartments of the Dyke of Cumber.
land in the Palace, which were prepared for their reception. The
King left tows at a quarter past eleven o'clock, in his travelling
chariot and four, for his Royal Lodge, Windsor Park. The en-
trance opposite the German Chapel is that which has been allotted
for the Nobility to make their inquiries respecting the Queen, be.
tween the hours of two and five.

WINDSOR, Jima 5.
The young Gentlemen of Eton College tusk' their annual Regatta
last night, in commemoration of his late Mijnity's Birthday. About
seven o'clock they left Windsor Bridge, bibbed in fancy dresses,
Jo several long boats ornamented with Bags, accompanied by the
Band of the Royal Hone Guards, for Surly Hall, opposite which a
cold collation was prepared for themselves and friends. Upon their
return a display of fireworks was exhibited on an eyot, at a short
distance above the Bridge ; the effect of which was greatly decreased
by the eveniiig being ton light, from the earliness they are obliged
to be displayed, and the wind blowing the smoke in the direc:iuo of
the spectacle. The Company was very numerous.
FASHIONABLE IN CELLIGENCE.
ARnivA

The Marquis of Hastings, at the Burlington Hotel, 011 Burling-
ton and Cork Streets, from the Continent ; Lord Bruderiell, in
Burlington-street. from Ireland; Sir H False, Bart. Mrs. and Miss
Foie, at the Burlington Hotel, from Lincolnshire; A. Bradshaw,
Esq. at diuo, from his seat in Kiln ; Sir Edward Bacon, Bat. and
Family, at the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Norfolk ;
J. Brandling, Esq. at ditto, from Hastings; Sir John and Lady
Johnson, at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street, front Paris;
Major Vandeleor, at di;. from a tour; RecC.Townley and Family,
at ditto; Mrs. Pytt, and Family at do. E.-Willis, at do. from
Kent; J. Gwytme, Esq. Lady and Family, at the Berners Hotel,
Betners-street, front their seat, in Swath Wales ; Mrs. Wayte and
the Misses Wayte, at ditto, from their seat, Stamford, in Lincoln-
' shire; Robert Munro, Esq. at ditto, from his seat, Ilushhridge
Park; Captain Croke'', R.N. from Paris; 11. Nisbet, Esq at
ditto, from Bath ; J. Thackray, E.q. at ditto, from Cambridge ;
I. Whitmore, Esq. at ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cary, at Nemt's
I•
Hotels, Clifford and Cork Streets, from their seat in Devonshire ;
Sir George Thomas, Bin. and Friends, at ditto; the Hun:Edward
Perry and Ladies, at ditto.
CHANGES.

Sit Thomas and Lady Hanmer, from Kirkbarn's Hotel, Lower
Brook•strett, for their seat near Whitchurch ; General Meade and
Family, from ditto, for their seat in Norfolk; Sir J. Vandeleur,
Bart. for Switzerland ; Mr. and Mr.. Wilson and Family, from
the Devonshire Hotel, Dovir-street, for their seat In Yorkshire;
Mr. Edward Salwey and Miss Salwey, from North Andley-street,
for Salop ; the Rev. John Lewis and Family. from Berner. Hotel,
for Berate, Norfolk.
ITALIAN OPERA.

The splendid talents of the Philomei of the Stage,
Madame PASTA, attracted a very numerous audience
bee last evening. Long before the conclusion of the
Divertissement, the Pit was entirely crowded, and all
parts of the house 'presehted the gratifying appearance
of fashiewand beauty. The' Opera commenced with
an Act of Pietro L'Ereneita, and concluded with-a
fragment of the first Act of 11 Tancredi. Madame
PASTA'S execution of Di tanti Palpiti was truly
delightful, so exquisite indeed was it, tnat it charmed
the mist inveterate gossiper in ibis gossiping Theatre,
ftook she doles far Meete amusolpent to
.profound
attention—and elicited the repeated biays and en-
cores of the audience. Madame CARADOIII sang tl.e
Cavatian, " Come doke" very sweetly, and was greatly
applauded, as were the following lines in the finale:

• •
11 Gl' inftlici seed mid,
Afisi mai lethal Boor,"
which we tierribly: and harmoniously executed by
Madames PAlltli,CilikADoßi. Toltßl, and DE ANOILI.

couRT-orwEVERmEN.

A Coors of Aldermen wAs held yesterday at Guild-
hall for various important public business.
The Court was attended by a Deputation of the
Finance Committee, to hold a conference on various
matters affecting the City's Cash; and after heating Mr.
FAVELL, the Chairman, and Mr. Deputy OLDHAM, the
fuither consideration of the subject was referred to a
Committee of the whole Court.

The Court proceeded to consider the course to be
pursued respecting the Petitions in relation to the late
Election of an Alderman of the Ward of Vintry, and
finally determineJ to rescind their Resolution, whereby
the Law Officers were directed to prepare a Return to
the Mandamus obtained by Mr. Sheriff WINCHESTER,
from the Court of King's Bench.
'IHE ARMY.

Two troops of the Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded
by Major Ikraarroo, were on permanent duty last week at Oxford.
The attention of the men, and their peaceful conduct in quarters,
have been acknowledged by all classes.
The Devizes troop of Yeomanry assembled for Its annual duty
on Monday, on Roundway Down (Wilts;.
A detachment of the 30th Regiment marched on Monday from
Chatham to Deptford, to embark for New South Wales.
The depot of the 12th Regiment of Foot marched on the 4th
inst. from Kinsale, to Longford, Ireland.