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London, England, 1827-04-17 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford, and Family, in Cleve-
land-square, from their seat, West Hill, Surrey; Lord and Lady
Forester, at the Hon. Robert Smith, N. P.'s seat. Gayburst, from
Willie Park, Salop; Sir William Cowperand Family, at Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeley-square; Lady Hooeywood, at ditto, from her seat
in Kent ; Messts. and Miss Douglas. at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-
street, from Scotland; F. Sapte, Esq. at ditto, from a tour; Lady
Knatchbull and Family, at ditto, from the Continent; William
Markham, Esq: at Uould's Hotel, Jerenyn-street, from his seat
in Yorkshire • Tuthill, Esq. at the Burlington Hotel, Old Bur-
lington and ' Cork Streets, front Cheltenham ; .1. Roxburgh, Rsq.
at ditto, from ditto; J. Lumley, Kn. at ditto, from Berke; Sir
Roger and Lady Sophia Gresley, at the Brunswick Hotel, Jeerers-
street ; Count Castilion, at ditto, from Italy ; Monsieur Vilmillhile,
at ditto, from Peru; Don Guillermo O'Brien, at the Pultenty
Albentarle.street, from Paris, on his way to Mesico.
DEPARTURES. •
Earl and Countess of Beauchamp, from Worthing, to Market-
field Court, Worcester; the Duke and Duchess of Buckingham, far
their seat. Stowe. Bucks; the Duke of Norfolk, for his seat, Farn-
ham, Suffolk ; the Marquis of Exeter, for Newmarket ; the Earl
and COUNtelll of Sefton and the Ladles Molynrux, for their house
.t Newmarket; the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Ft. Simpson, for theirseet
in Nottinghamshire; the Earl of Brecknock, for the Wilderness,
Kent; Lord Lynedoch, for Lord Etacre'a seat in liens; Mt. and
Mrs. Tracy, for their seat in Wales ; the lion. Colonel and Mrs.
Howard, for their seat, Pastured Palk, Surrey; the Hoo. Colonel
Lowth,r, 111. P. for Surrey; Sir Within and Lady Harriet William
Wynn, for the Duke of Buckingham's seat, Stowe ; Lord and Lady
Farnham, for their seat, Bromley Hill, Kent ; the Earl and Countess
of Hardwick', for their seat, Wimpole, Cambridgeshire -, the Earl
and Conine.' Caledon, for their seat near Tunbridge ; Col.
Anson, M.P. for Newmarket; Lord and Lady Brudenell, flat
Tunbridge Wells; J. Philips, lug. irons the Bath's Hotel, Jerloye.
sneer, Cur Dublin ; Dint. Thomas CO•Clltry, from Thomas's Hotel,
Berkeley-square. fur Ltriglitou ; Lady Munro, from the London
I ford, Albemarle-street, (or her seat in Cambridgeshire; Lord St.
Vincent, tr,,n) Ellid's Hotel, St. James's street, for his *tat in Stat.,
furdshire ; Lord and Lady Holland, for Holland House, Kensing-
ton ; IL It. Philips, Esq. M.l'. for his seat in Wales.

GRAND DINNER AT THE MANSION-HOUSE.
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The Annuli Easter Dinner,tiyea by the LORD MAYOR,
tookplace yesterday ; and as might have been expected it was not at-
tended. y many of the Cabinet. A very numerous company, how-
ever, to the number of 450, assembled to enjoy the civic entertain.
ment. The hall was splendidly illuminated, and the general ar-
rangement w:•is very judicious and excellent. The plaudits and
table ornaments particularly excited general admiration foe the
taste and elegance they di-played. A little after six the company
entered the ball; among the visitors we particularly noticed—
The Lord Chief Justice, the Attorney General, Justice Ben;
Justice Gazelee, the Bishops of Llandaff, Chester, and Londonil
the Speaker of the House of Commons, Lord Clanricarde, doe
Marquis Pelmetla, the Prlt.ee de Puckler Muskat', the Counties*
Rothe; Lady Elizabeth Leslie, Lord Mount-Charles, the Lent
Provost of Edinburgh, Sir George Warrender, Sir John Doyle, the
Hon. H. Freemanle, Sir R. C. Glynn, Sir P. Laurie, Mr. Scarlet;
Wilmot-Horton, F.sq. J. Wilson Croker, Rsq. W. Poynts, N. P.
Charles Derries, }asq. Ward, 31. P. S. F. Buxton, ALP.
A. Stephenson, M.P. Attwood, M.P. Alderman Wood, Alder.
man Curtis, Alderman Smith, arc. &c.
After Dinner, Not Nalars was excellently sung by Messrs. &u
burst, Charles Taylor, Lee, Goalakn, and Master Spode, when the
u-ual health, of The King."—" The Royal Family"—" The
Army and Navy," were proposed, and drank with great applause.
The Loan M•VOR th,h rose to propose" The llealtb ot the Mar-
quis Palmella." which, under the peculiar circumstances in which
England and Portugal were placed, be bad ito doubt they would
drink with great cordiality and sincerity.
The Marquis Patuctiat, in returning thanks, begged to express
in his own name, and that of the Portuguese nation, their grateful
thanks for the noble manner in which Great Britain bad come for-'
ward to the relief and assistance of an oppressed country, and fur
their efficient aid in the glorious cause of civil and political liberty.
The LORD Marcia then proposed the health of " The Marquis
Clanricarde." It was imposaible to drink his health, unconnected
with that of the Right Honourable Gentleman who was now to'
take the helm of Government ; and though he must admit that a
City dinner and Ball was not a place to enter into political discus-
sion, he could not forbear to express a hope that the future conduct
of that Right Hon. Gentleman might be such as to ensure the con-
tinuance of that universal feeling of satisfaction and regard which
his past conduct so justly entitled him to.
The Marquis CLADRACARDI observed, in returning thanks, that
his name had been mentioned with that of an individual, a Senator,
and a Statesman—that individual had been painfully circum.”-

by Lis Majesty's command in the fersisdnist a saw Ministry ; ►e
hoped, however, that his exertion* had, and would continue to
receive, that general favour and approbation with which the Nation,
and the City in particular, had regarded the w►ole of his conduct.
He agreed with his Lord►hip that that was not the place for political
discussion, and sh, uld t►erefore content himself with drinking all
their health* in return.

Song, Broadhurst, " My aim tiro side," (most delightfully sung)
The healtbs of the Bishops were then severally drank, and each
of than returned thanks in appropriate speeches.
Lord CIA/HUG toe then proposed the health of the Lord Mayor.
The Loam Maroc returned thanks. The kind and indulgent
manner in which they regarded his efforts in the discharge of his
duties as Chief Magistrate was very grateful to him, and be trusted
be should continue to deserve their good opinion. lie begged to
return his best acknowledgments.
At ten o'clock the company adjourned, and about twelve a rein-
forcement of 1,800 guests commenced the Bali, which was Optfte
by the Lord and Lady Mayoress, and continued nil dAybil.L.