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London, England, 1827-04-20 00:00:00

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ARRIVALS.
The Doke and Duchess of Northumberland, at Nonlumber.
land Hoes; Han. Coisuel and Lady Elemor Lowther, at theit
house In Brnon-street, Berkeley-square • Countess de Grey, at
her home in Sc. James's.aquare • Ltessinunt-Geoeral and Mrs.
Orr, at Gloucester-pike; the Corintess of Newburgh, at the Dar-
lington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork• strests. from her seat,
Modal Hones, Sums; Sir James Unmet's, Bort. at Holding's
Hotel, Hanover-square, from Ms met in Eves; R. 11. • Mom,
Esq. at the British Hotel, Jenometreet, from Both ; B. Stewart,
Esq. Mrs. Stewart, and family, at. Marshal Thanspeoses Hotel,
Cavendlsh.square, from Newbury; J. Saw ridge, En. Mrs.
Sawbrtdge, and family, at ditto; J. Amherst. 114. and Mrs;
Amherst, at ditto ; Miss Thrall, at ditto, from Seven Oaks, Kent .
Captain Nash, at ditto; Captain Brown, at ditto.
CHANGES.
Rev. J. W. Markle, from Winspole-street. to Christ Church, Ox-
ford; Sir W. Johnston Hope and Countess of Athlone, for Brighton ;
Richard Henry Vade, Esq. from Flower Place, In Surrey, for
Cheshire ; Francis Wiliam Russell, Esq. from Como-aunt, May-
fair, for Welwyn Hens; Rev. Mr. Mackie, from Winspole.street,
on a tour; Colonel Pocklington, from Marshal Thompson 's Hotel,
Cavendish square, for Brighton ; Rev. George Berard, from ditto,
for Soutbamptoo ; J. H. Baldwin, Rai. from ditto; for Maidstone ;
John Whom Patten, Esq. from ditto ; the Countess of Jersey, for
Sir A. Paget's seat. Humble Cliff; Southampton; the Rev. George
Hamilton, from the British Hotel, Junnyo-street, for Ireland;
J. Philips, Esq. from ditto, for Ireland; Robert Simpson, Seq. for
ditto ; Colonel Dorville, on a tour; the Marquis and Marchioness
of Ely and family, from the Burlington Hetet-Old Burlington and
Cork-streets, for Richmond; Colonel White, M.P. from ditto, for
his seat iu Hens ; the Rev. Mr. George. from ditto ; Capt. Bing-
ham, from ditto ; J. M. Antrobus, Esq. M.P. from the St. James's
Hotel, JcnnTn•street, for his seat in Cheshire ; H. Sumner, Iraq.
from Fenton 'a Hotel, St. Jamees.street, for his seat in Surrey ;
Captain Rodd, from ditto, on a tour.

• _ _
Preparations commenced yesterday for the departure
of Lord Gaanvu.t.a for Paris. We hear that Ms Lordship is ex-
pected to depart to-morrow, for the purpose nudely of winding stp
the affairs of his Embassy before he enters upon the dudes of his
office as Secretary of State.
Sir CHARLES STUART, report says, is to return to
Paris. to fin his former situation of Ambassador at that Court.
Sir CHARLES BAGST leaves the Hague for St. 11*-
tersburgh.
The Marquis of HRRTFORD WM probably be the new
Lord Chamberlain. , •
Mr.CARNIKO, Intbelieve, has been returned to serve
in Parliament for the town of Seaford.
Wednesday, Lord' MaLvzr-La soddenly gave notice
to eleven of his domestics, that he should dispense with their further
services. His Lordship, it appears, his made up his mind toted,
to his seat in Scotland; and those servants who are retained, it is
said, are engaged for the term of live years certain.
Hatfield House, the magnificent seat of the Marquis
of Saussuar, is at present fun of company. The Ashanti are the
surrounding Nobility and Gentry, and the Dowager Marchioness
of SALISIVILT.
Prince Lievas entertained a distinguished Party to
Dinner yesterday at Asbburnbam House, Dover.street.
This being the Anniversary of the birth of the Duke
of NORTHUMBERLAND, the bells of St. Martin's rung a
merry peal on the occasion.
Mr. F. PALMER. Member. for Reading, was chaired
in that town on Wednesday last.
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THE ROBCOHIIION P2ZRAGE.—Therearetwocltitnanta
for the title of Earl of Roscommon, which has been In abeyance
for several yens. The competitors are Foals= STUN= lbws
and McKim Janes 110121t2 DILLON. Their Petitions have been
under the consideration of the Committee of Privileges since 1824.
BOILIAH etas. once visited by a noble and unprl-
fesaional person, who reproached him with not having teturned 'his
last visit. •• You and I, said dulled:lst," are upon different terms.
/lox aye rive when I pay a visit ; yen only get rid of yours when
you do se."
As the late beautiful Duchess of DIVONSIIIBI was
one day stepping out of her carriage, a.dustman who was aceklent-
ally standing by and was shoot to raga% himself: with his aCtus-
touted whiff of tobacco, caught a glance of bet countenance, and la-
seemly exclahned. " Love and bleu you, my Lady, let me light my
pipe in your eyes!" It is said that the Duchess was so delighted with
this compliment that she frequently. afterwards checked the attain
of adulation which was eunstentli• gyred to bee charms, by *Virg,
Oh r after the dustman's eompumtnt, all'othets are.iatipid."