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London, England, 1828-10-29 00:00:00

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CHANGES.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Cholmondeley, and Lord mg
Lady Henry Chohnotideley, at Cholmondeley Home, IN:teak
from Surrey; the Earl and Countess of Surrey. at their lase;
Worksop Manors. Notts. from Lord Stafford's seat, Coney Hag,
Norwich; the Duke of Norfolk, at his seat in !Suffolk, from Lard
Stafford's seat, Coney Hall, Norwich; Lord Grantham, from hie
house in St. James's square, for his seat, Newby Hall. Yorkshire;
the Earl of Astiburnhant, from the Burlington Hotel, for Morena;
Lord and Lady Holland. from Holland House, for lkighten ; Capt.
Strongi'tb'arm, IL N from l'all • mall, for Portsmouth ; Mr. and Mrs.
Gueoyne, from Wimpole-strert, for their seat In Devonshire;
the lion. John and Miss Coventry, from Warren's Hotel, Regrew
street, for Brighton ; the Hon. Mrs. Stewart and tonsil', from
fißies Hotel, St. James's.street, for Tunbridge Wells; Dr. and
Mrs. Marsham and family, from the Burlington Hotel Old Bor.
boron and Cork Streets, for Kent; Mr. and Mr.. Barclay Smith,
at ditto, from Surrey; Lieutenant Colonel O'Reilly, from Feuron's
Hotel, St. James's-street. for Ireland; Major Russell, from diet,
for Ireland; Captain Forbes, from ditto, for Bath; W. R. Tote,
Esq. and Mrs. joke, at Synunous's Hotel (late Jordan's), Sr.
James's-street, from a tour; L. Loyd, Esq. and family, at the
Berner. Hotel, Ben:ere-street. from Brighton ; the Rev. Rickard
Boyce, at ditto, from Brighton; the Reverend J. Butler, at dins,
from Bath.

Arrived at Gihb's Hotel, Prinee's-street, Edinburgh:
The Right Hou. the Earl sad Countess of Camille, and Lady Miry
Kennedy. cabman Castle; the Right Hon. the Karl and Countess
of Mansbefsi, Lady Elizabeth, and Lady Caroline Murray, Seems
Palate ; the Bight Hon. Lard and Lady Owydyr ; the lion. Um
Burrell, Miss Augusta Burrell, and the Hon. Albreck Drummond
Burrell, Drummond Castle; the Hon. Charles Grant. M. P. James
Ballantine, Esq. of Hollowlee, and Lady ; Patrick Maxwell. Esq.
SpringkeU; J. P. Irvine, Esq. John Cowley. En; James Ay.
Wickham, Esq. James Bateman, Esq. and William Healey. E.*
Sec of from the same place—The Right Hon. the Earl and
Countess of Mandeld. Lady Fdisabetli and Lady Caroline Murray;
Sir Wdliam Scott of Ailerons; lAeut.-Colonel Williams Faultier
and Lady ; James Cunningham', Esq. J. Hutchison, Eel. William
Davidson, Req. Captain Childers, 494 Regiment, and Lady.

THEATRES.

DRURY.LANR.

The farce of the Greve-Eyed Monster was performed
at this Theatre for the first time last night, and ezcited
quite as much mirth as when it was first brought out at
the Haymarket. The disease and cure of jealousy is
very happily exemplified in the adventures of Bans
Sprienhenisen. a character delineated to the life by
FAlasx. Kraal, the suspicion gardener, fell to the lot
of Mr. HataLar, who was amusing enough in the part.
as indeed he generally is in everything h. undertakes.
Mrs. FAUCIT displayed more energy and talent. as Lttif
cpeyeahausea, than she usually receives credit hr.—
/Amuse found an adequate representative in Miss Love,
who sung the song, " Excuse, Sir, this intrusion," with
a great deal of humour. The crying duet between bet
and HaaLay was also extremely ludicrous.
The third performance of the petite Comedy ado
YoNthfid Queen went off well, and excited considerable
interest. Miss E. Taes's Cirisliaa was as regally ism
perative as aver, and ber " absolute shall' has acquired
new force and vigour from repetition. The actress played
the tyrant as prettily as could be wished. FARRIS'S
Madeira is a capital piece of acting thioughnut. Joust.
the lightest and most brilliant of Court butter flies, flut-
tered through the part of bleinberg as easily as before.
The lovers of the piece are assigned to Mr. Coors. and
Miss Cum;

COVRNT—GARDEN.
The Comedy of the /rivals was repeated at this theatre
last night, with the same cast as on its performance
last week. The new actor in Anthem, did nothing
epos his second appeatance either t' add to tae
Pied pre,se which his first received. or to increase our
expectation of his permanent success on the Lond,•a
boards.

After the Comedy, the amusing Farce of the levied•
tiles was pal-oft:zed, in which the evolutions of Ntstase
Varrala and her corps, and the whimsical dialogue of
Powaa's well acted Irishman, kept the audience in high.
humour.

Saturday an opulent farmer, named Eden, was sour
dered as he was returning from Hilsbury market, abou
thirteen miles from Oxford. At about nine o'clock at
night, a gang of villains, supposed to be ',nadirs, soil-
denly jumped from behind a hedge, and dragged tne
unfortunate victim from the cart he was driving, and
beat his head until life became extinct. Mr. Eden was
attacked about twelve months ago, and, after receiving
the most brutal treatment, was robbed of 2001.
AYLESBURY. 28.—The little value of Hadden-
ham, which is situated about five or six miles from the:
town, on the tord leading hence to Theme, has, since
Saturday last, been thrown into a state of great excite-
ment, in consequence of the murder of a respectable
farmer of the middle class, named Nadder, who it.
sided at Marne, and who was in the almost weekly
habit of frequenting the market held here to sell his
farm-house produce. His body was found late oa
Saturday night by the road side, about half a mile from
the village of Haddenham, and at the time, we are in-
formed, life was quite extinct. The body was removed
to the public house in Haddenham which the decreed
was in the habit of frequenting. Here, on examination,
it was discovered that three or four of the deceased's
ribs were broken, as if from a kick or blow of a blunt
stunning instrument. On the bead towards to occiput
there were also discovered marks, which appeared to
be wounds inflicted on the unfortunate man ; but with
what description of instrument they were given is nut
at present very apparent.