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London, England, 1827-10-23 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

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ARRIVAL&
. The Earl and Conies. of Harewood, at Harewood Timm.
Hepower-tquare, from Yorkshire ; the Dean of Team and Mr.
Como. In Gulldford•street, from Ireland; the Hail and Coontessof
at their house in Pall-miS, from a visit to the rme of
at his lest. Chateutorth. Derbyshire; He* Colestal
his house in Cat zottotreet, May-fair, from Newmarket;
Garen, Esq. and Lady, at Warne's Hotel. Condeli-street ;
Franklin, at ditto; Mt. aid Mrs. Stoddea, au-Femmes
St. James's-street, from Wales; Mr. and Mrs. Cobpakoon,
et Mao. from York; James Cremona, Esq at ditto, from York;
E. Eaeleett. Esq. at ditto. from Paris ; Christopher Cooker. Req. of
a's Hotel, &. James's-street, front his seat in Rasta; William
. Campion, Req. at ditto, from his seat near Erightcs.
CHANGES.

/he Rarl and Countess of Jamey. at the Dui* of Bedford's seats
Wabam Abbey, from Newmarket; Lord and Lady Churchill, at
their seat in Oxfordshire, from Itiehmand Park ; the Hon. Mr.ust
fdra. BtUrges Bourne, sole/ inst. Teetwood House. Haase, boo a
tour; the Hon. Agar and Lady Goatskin 1111 a, at
trans a tisk to Prime Leogold, at Claremont ; Lord
Arum at their sect, filisgheiroosk Steffordshire, from Newmarket;
the Doke and Dueliess of Richmond, from Newmarket, to Heal t
Hall. Suffolk. Lonl-ditglisope..fet Mr. Coke's seat in Norfolk ; tho
Earl of Ch . fit—hig seat in Lelcastentilre; Sir I away,
Bert. from ftif,• ,Polite, for Walks; the Has. Mr. De Ross
from Hemmed*, to Wades Has, Solkik ; C. Chanabeslyn*
for 'retina; • Pommies. Hopetoon, from the &loped&
Head, Jenertoweet, for Paktum* ; Lord Lysedeck. nun War-
ren's • Hotel, Regent-tercet, for Roston, Norfolk ; Mrs. and iie
Misses Sober.'kom ditto, for Hastings; J. S. Masse/. Retire= do.
for Woreestenkire ;J. Barnaby. Meg. "tom de. for Wanaintarikko ;
Captain and Mrs. Montague Stopford, from Jordan's Hosel,
to Ireland ; Captain IL Edwards, from the Buquficiel_iiimi,
Burlington and Cork Streets, for Sussex; Cassia H. Boas, front
ditto, for the Continent ; Captain White, from WOW* /Med; S.
Levy, Req. at Ellis 's Hotel, St. Jadies'eatreet, bu
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Letts,. from Portsmouth snesitino finstsprdeet tette it.
celeed- thoremk,Svidm Ow the immediate completien
.of the stores and province's of the ships cOmpoiing the:
Experimental Squadron: It Writ supposed at Portsmouth
that no further comparative trial of these ships would
be made, but that they *Could be held in readiness for
immediate service; in the Mediterranean or elsewhere,
according to circumstances.

The Marquis of LONDOMOZIIIRT if elected Mayor of
Hartlepool for the year cumin.

W. FRANCIS Esq. of &lidera!, Pembrokeshire, has
.bequeathed 10,0004 to tha County infirshary, after the
death of four persons—the youngest no* forty.
Avaoaa. Boarams.—The Miratnichi and Prince
Edward's Island Papers creation the ertraordinary
ap-
pearance of the. Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights,
as viewed from these places.

Cates.--The principal feuars and inhabitanitii Of
Crieltdined together in the Bail Room of Robertson's Inn' epos
the link Moment, in honour of the marriage at Drummond Castle,
'of Hoe. Misr Drammond Burrell, eldest daughter of the NW
Ham Lori and tardy Gwydyr, and G. J. Hestlicett,'lki. M.P.
fee Burom, eldeet. son of Sir 'Gilbert Madison Bars. Robert
Adis, Esq. Baron Bailie upon the Perth Estate, Mike Chair. The
I.accadoe was cekbrated by the ringing of the town bell: Many
appropriate mans were drank to the different branches of the liable
and generous Family of Pe 7.h, and were alternately succeeded with
natiodal sits kith, musics: band. •
Hamm the Eighth was originally educated to fill the
Bev of Comerbney, tiff die death of his eider brother Rawson,
paved his trap to the Crown. The pains he took to qualify himself
for the climb may account for his subsequent eagerness in acclesi.
'Wall Matters.
The Emperor SititibitniD being one day asked what
was the surest method of remaining always happy, ra.
plied, •!" Only do always in health what you have often,
promised to do when you were sick."

Sir WILLIAM ioNlis, so well known for his Area ac•
quisitlons in °Mental Literature, was no less tensarkablir for Ms
pkty.—A friend reciting Sir Emus* Coutes couplet of
" Sig boors twelve?. in law's grave study sit.
" Four spend in prayer, the rest nu nature Li." . •
He stbioined, ratbet: say— .• •
Seven boors totter. to soodsing slumber
" Ten to the world Mint, and all to

Dees L-Ficrtoos.—Mr. Fullasir, hi his letter Mr:
Leos on the Improvements in the [ow, oblaraas tint, auger the
&tient in law, none, puha" see rosily mere Limn than tbfiti
which represents.tbe Resibla law p beim the sane der the
and the. peer ; which Is mesh the forrati:Zetils that a
weight is. pat the same to ap Ward its nem The weft{
itself is the dune, but tie pewit isopiledorkbvery dillereou Law
h. • bodythat is not to be sosseid without pas Meer ; sod whoa,
is the English peewit to hod that? Tbololloarbg
which has just taken piece, asay.shoW that our law Is not ohs as
perfect In prartice.as is *easy. A poor fellow woe robbed by a
person lodging In the sub* hour wick hie, eta hes. eeessioies 111
his Clothes. He was bouod-over to presents, and attesde4 tea or
three days at the Old Bailey. Oa the norms/ when the Arial se-,
tautly cane 00, be was abort a gqsorter ot so beer toe Imo* that
the prisoner was in the ttwlttwbhe discharged, and smeared to do.
put with his spoil. Well would it have bunk.: the emfonnaute
prosecutor if the prisoner had abecoaded directly, for his teasels.
antes being tweeted, be was afterwards nomened to pay a line of
A 443, which being uttesly unable to do, be ban bean thrown into
prison where he mat remain. Thus while the thief is
Sowed to go off with his &oder, tie preen who hasssiFtvd Enda
his villainy is Juan-wog fore.--Lliereeparesuicie.

The practice of the Judges having a nosegay placed
before them, is not, as is generally imagined, a mere
preservative against • the close air of- a crowded
Court; but is the relic of a primitive and ancient custom
of the Judge holding the lank, or sceptre of justice, in
his hand; it was formerly called a latad. or little
none, whence the French took their word 'Mira for
4 Dam".