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London, England, 1826-09-04 00:00:00

DOVER, Sm. 3.

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Among the passengers yesterday, by the Britannia steam packet,
from Boulogne, was the Marquis of Hertford, who proceeded im.
asediately to London in his travelling carriage. The Duke and
Duets's. of Clarence are shortly espected hese on their way frau
the Continent.

We regret to add, that-Lord Gifford, the Master of the Rah,
continues seriously indisposed. His Lordship's medical attendant
last night did not consider him free from louder; the symptoms of

inflammation, however, partially abated this morning,
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WINDSOR, bEIPT. 3.—His MAJESTY this morning,
amompenied by the Dote of DOMIT, the Loma Susraaa, and his
Suite, attended Divine Service at the private Chapel. The service
was serformed by the Dean of Sattszeirr;
The Duke and Duchess of CwInRLAND, with the
ktelnng Prince Gramm nave been residing for some time at a Pa.
thin about three miles of Berlin, with which their Royal
ees
were accommtdated by the King of Paysem.
Earl BAT/Warr and Mr. Secretary Pan visited the
Duke of Your on Friday. Tice Royal Dube rode oat yesterday
afternoon about throe o'clock in
.kis open baroucke. Sir Hexer
Horsens and Mr. M•Gattoos visited kis Royal Highness on
lbsordsy.
After attending the Cabinet Meeting on Saturday,
Mr. Secretary Pon left his reason in Privy Gardens, for Drayton
Park Otalladshire, the mat of his fatimpri Sir Roam Pets The
Sot onavanievol. left town fog Coombe Wood; and the CaMICIL-
sea a the Xammileas left town for Charlton.
Mr. Secretary CANNING left town yesterday afternoon;
sea visit to the Earl of Liverpool, at Coombe Wood.
The private apartments on the ground floor of the
sew residence erecting for the Duke of Year in the King's Palette,
St. Arnes's will be finished in a At state for the occupation of the
Royid Del; by nett Christmas, at which time it is expected his
Hlgtmess will take np his abode in the new building. It is
the different workpeople employed have tuadertaken
that ebeepassemate shall be finished by that dEbs.
The Royal Sovereign yacht, SWINK Hoare, Bart.
R.C.B. Is to proceed to Calais on the 12th instant, to embark his
Royal Highness the Duke of Ctaaszunt, who is on his return ham,
from Germany.
Lord PALMIRsToN has arrived at his seat at Romsey,
from London, to enjoy- the sport of partridge shooting.
BRIGHTON. SUIT. 2.—Mrs. CANNING and family are
arranging to leave es in a day or two. Ms. Commas has feattd her.
health much advantaged by regularly drinking the waters atls
2= Spa. Tice lakny mansion purchased by Mr. Secret
is atighe Wei; angle of Burlingtomplace, and is/shoat
,loitweeil the Royal Crescent and Kemptown.
The Brussels Papers state, that M. CELLE., a Mem-
ber of the Lower Chamber, is appointed Ambassador
for the Netherlands it the Court of Rome. From the
number of Repreentatives of Powers of the second
rank sent toJohannssbergi it is inferred that only local
interests will be discussed in the Congress which is said
to be assembling there.
A dividend of Ss. in the pound is declared to be paid
s the creditors of the Stockton Bink:
The Halbeath colliers have returned to their work.
Mails from Halifax and New 'York have arrived, but
the '

letters are not yet delivered.
The dividend of Taylor's Bank, at. Gomersalt is de-
clared, and is only Is. l*d. in the pound.
Iftsin Cstauctu.Loasair.—Mr. SAURIN the late At-
tour General, is expected shoal,. to replace Zerd Madness as
Irish Chancellor.
Mrs. SIDDONS is at Broadstairs with her daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. 11011ACZ Twee.
SM YANA, JULY 25.—The English frigate LA SYSILLZ,
Hon. Captain Srtxcatt, on her foyage to Alexandria,
received orders so look into Grabussa and Sfakia, in

Candia, to search for two pirates, who had pillaged an
English merchantman. In her passage the frigate took
possession of a Greek galley, the Captain of which in-
formed her of seven or eight mystics which bad taken
shelter at Caliii-iimio. The Captain made sail for that
port, and there found the pirates. The fiigate imme-
diately brought her broadside to bear on them, and in
half an hoot silenced three of them. Captain SIMNCIR
afterwards sent his boats to take possession of the rest,
with. their crews. These to the number of 2.50 landed,
and taking up an advantageous position, opened a fire
upon the English, of whom they killed or wounded
about 100. The Commander determined to set sail,
iafter having picked up the whole of the mystics—but,
at the moment when two of his sailors went upon the
yards tO lease the sails, two balls hurled the unhappy
men into the sea. The English hen determined to enter
into an accommodation IA kb 1* Greeks. Captain
Sratacest landed with a Rag of truce in the front of
he beat, and agreed to give up to the pirates the galley
wh;ch he had previously taken, with its crew in arms,
which bring done, LA SYBILLE was allowed to make sail
for the plate of her destination.—Journd Des Detests.