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London, England, 1826-07-03 00:00:00

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4:RRANGEMEN'TS FOR TUE Wtric.

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'Tees rVENZSG.—Princess Paul Esterhazy's Assembly, Cbandos
name ; countess of Mansfield's Grand •Party at Cao i Wood, to
=we: the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester.
To,'Monmew—Mrs Egerton'i Ball in Grosvenor place.
Wentsestar —The I4archioneu Doivager of Salisbury's Assent-
. bly ; Almack's Grand BalL
Tnussmsv—Hon. Mrs Egerton's Party, Berkeley square, to
meet their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester;
bits Bridgeman's Ball in Baker street; Lady Dude's rout in
Dover street.
fiesuarsav-e-The Marquis of Hertford's Entertainment to the
whole of the Fashionable World; The Earl of Mansfield's Enter.
.tainment at Caen Wood.
SuNsar —The Countess &. Antonio's sacred music, Hanover-sq.
• PARTIES. •
• Mrs H. Tracey gave a grand ball and supper on Friday evening,
• at her house in Dover street, which was attended by upwards of
400 fashionahles.'
Viscountess Hampden had a grand dinner and evening party on
Friday; at her house in Green street, Grosvenor squire.' '
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury entertained k select party
at dinner yesterday,. at her house in Arlington street.
• Lidy glary Petre had a grand dinner party yesterday, at her
house in Grosvenor square.
Lord Seaforth had a dinner party yesterday, at his house in'
Audley spare.
MOVEMENTS.

The Duke of Norfolk has left his seat, Farnham, Sussex, for
Szotland.
The Earl and Conntuss of Surrey and family have left town fur
their seat, Worksop Alanners, Notts.
Mrs Beaumont left town yesterday, for her seat, Hexham
Abbey, Northumberland. •
Honourable Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith have left town for their
sea: in Bucks.
Mr. and Lady Caroline Capel have arrived at the Duke of St.
Alban's, in St. James's square, from their seat, Sunning Hill.
Charles Harland, Esq. has arrived at Fenton's New Hotel, St.
James's street, frou his seat in Hants. Departures—Captain
liarvey, On a taur ; V. Morgan, Esq. for Cheltenham.
J. B. Trevanion, F.sq. has arrived at Jordan's Hotel, St. James's
street, from his seat in' Cornwall. Departures—Mr and Mrs
Vernon Dolphin and family, for their seat in G;oucestersbire ; Mr.
atltl Mrs Frankland, fur their seat in Surrey.
Mr and Mrs Shar fo and family left, yesterday, Gordon's Hotel,
• Albemarle street, for their seat in the North.
Mr and Airs Hopwood left the Loritlon Hotel, Albemarle street,
yesterday, on a tour. •
Departures from the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle street—Sir
Compton and lady Domville and firnily, for Dublin; Mrs and
3liss Preston Hutton, for Southampton.
Departures from 13erner's Hotel, Berner's street—R. Munro,
Esq. Captain Alunro, and Mrs Munro, for their seat in Surrey;
Airs and Miss O'Connor and Miss Blake, for Tonbridge; and J.
Dr Lean. Esq.

Arrivals at.the Royal Hotel, St. James's street—P. Ellenies,
; Esq. and family, from the Continent; the Rev. C. Ogilvie, from
Oxford; W. :ll'Keand, Esq. from a tour. Departure—J.-Card-
well, H.q. on a tour. •
Departures front Warren's Hotel, Regent street—Mrs Gee, for
her seat, Beddington Park, Surrey ; the Honourable John and the
plisses Coventry, for their seat, Burgate House, Hants; Mr and
• Nrs Bruce, for Scotland; the Honourable Thomas Kenyon, for
his set in Shropshire.

Wixns a. JOLT —Ye-terday his MAJESTY took his
usual aquatic excursion, and dined at Virginia Water. '
The Duke nt Yr'Ric continued better yesterday, and
received a visit in tl.e afternoon from the Princess AUGUSTA. His
Royal Highness was visited on Saturday by the Duchess of Gtoo.
emelt.
Saturday mar tang, at half-past ten o'clock, the Lords
of his. Majesty's Must Honourable Privy Council assembled at the
Council Other, Whitehall, to hear and determine Plantation Ap-
peals. The Lords present were—Lord Cotenensa; the Master
or the Rolls, and Sir GIOSOZ Ross.—The appeals were from the
Iblands of Demerara, Jamaica, Bethke, Ttinidad, and Jersey.
SatUr day morning a meeting of the Commissioners
for the Reduction of the National Debt was held at the Treasury
Once, Whitelia;l, which was. attended by the Ckaatateoa of the
Excite:au-o, the Governor,and Deputy Governor of the Bank of
Et:glauti, and others. L. tiicnAst, Eq. the Secretary and Comp.'
trotter Gmera I, alstrat tended the meeting. which was held previous
t..) the making op of the Midsummer Quarterly Public Accounts.
Saturday m rning, Sit I lEnisenT TAvic. • after hai-
ing attended the Duke of Teas at Brampton, transacted basin's._
at the Treasury with the CHANCILLLGIL of the Excntotren and others.
Tne Prince EbTENHAZY has taken Sir J. C. Rims-
:res horse at Cowes. Lady ANGLZSZA and tamily are arrived there.
Mr. Under Secretary PLANTA transacted business at
the Treasury on Saturday.
The CHANCELLOR of the ExcinQuErt came to town
on Saturday morning from the seat of Lady BUCKINGHAM, at
Charlton, Kent.
Mr. Secretary PEEL returned to town on Fi iday night,
front Windsor, after dining with the Kora.
.Ir. LA ICHIPAID warsent off; on Saturday evening,
front the Foreign Office, with dispatches for the Right Hon.Herrax
Wattesuw, our Ambassador at Vienna.
Mr. MEATES WAS dispatched, on Saturday morning,
as ;he Right II at. Fautaratcx Lanz, our Minister at Madrid, from
the Secretary of State's Office for Foreign Affairs.
The appointment of Lord PONSONBY, as Minister
Plenipotentiary from Great Britain to the Govetntnent of the
ed Provinces of Rio de la Plata, is announced in the Massagers
a- lsigh honour to the country, being the first individual of his rank
ever destined to the States of South America.
Permission has been given to Officers of the R"syal
Marine Corps, holding Bre.rt rank, to sell their Commissions, in
the same way as was lately granted to the Artily. Several of the se-
niorOlficers intend to embrace this mode of retiring front the service.
Thursday., a splendid entertainment was given to the
As:omm Ginfitaat, at the Freemasons Tavern, by about sixty of
his Cambridge constituents.
The Gloucester packet, on board of which the Dike
Davotasniat embarked fur St. Petersburgh, has. at length arrived
at Cronstadt. In consequence en the Gloucester having, from con-
trary winds, such a tedious passage, the Duke made the remainder
of the voyage in the Comet steamer, that accompanied that ship.
The immense property accumulated by the late JOHN
Eaves, Esq. of Grarigehill and Falkland, (amonnting it has been
said, to 3.50,000, toes, we hear, in the event of the decease of the
immediate legatee without children, to the endowment of an aca-
demy or college in the town of Falkland !
The recent election cf. Sit PETER LAURIE to the high
station of Alderman of London ought not to pass unnoticed. It
evinces the discrimination of the Ward of Aldersgate, for Sir Parsa
is particularly eligible for the trust; basing not only the talent, but
the leisure, necessary to qualify au individual for the very impart-
ant office. The effective manner in which he performed the ardu-
ous duties attached to the Sheriffaity, did alike credit to his head as
to his heart, and as a presage of his future usefulness as a Magistrate
of this great City.
ltoMstY, JULY I.—A large party of the most respect-
able inhabitants of this town dined together at the White Horse
Inn, on Thursday last, to celebrate the return of Lord Pattasaatron
to Parliament, for the University of Cambridge. Jamas Audiume,
Esq. in time Chair. The dinner was served up in excellent style.
Mae. MATTACKS.—The remains of this celebrated
actress were yesterday removed from her late residence, at Kon-
en. Von the funeral, which was a handsome private one, contained
an the mounting coaches the Baron as Nov. and other friends,
whose carriages followed. Of the veterans now left, Alr. QUICK is
the only one living who was originally in the Diamsna, and Mrs. J.
-f.• emeLet the Maria of the khedive &asocial.
1.6 E Nov MONTHLY MAGAZIN' for JULY 1 COW
.s, among a variety of other interesting articles,—l. On the
.t.verznination of the Greeks, by 14. de Sismondi-2. Sketches of
Irish Bar, No. XIII. Mr. Wallace—S. Biographical Sketches of
British Characters deceased since the accession of George the I Vth.
comprising. Memoirs of the late Duchess of Devonshire and Mr.
--outts-4. Recollections of Dr. Pair, by a Pupil, No. L.-5. The
1•. ...nglisb Malady-6. Reynolds's Memoirs-7. Specimens of a Dic-
tionary of Loy* and Ikauty--8. The First Tale of Love-9. Re-1
collections of the Life of John O'Keeffe, concluded—l O. Ci-devant !
1.. E. L-11. Walks in Rome and its environs, No. ILL-712.1
rash Portraits, No. 111. Miss Celestina Mac Stvdlum-13. The
Sorest Sanctuary, a Poem; by Mrs. Herons—lC The Vaudois
Valley-IS. Kit-cat Sketches. Na. 11. Old Heads on Young
Shaulders —l6. The Soldier's Will-17. Sketches of Parisian So-
cry, Politics, and Literature-18. Notes on the Month, and the
f". 11 varieties in Art, Science, Criticism, Biography, Politics, and
Commerce.