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London, England, 1820-08-12 00:00:00

has been planted, the fruits of which may one day
be gathered with sorrow: and repentance, unless the
returning good sense of the people provide a timely
remedy. lam well aware that this is a delicate
subject, but as I am on the point of leaving you, and
have expressed my sincere good wishes for our
welfare and prosperity, I deem it my honest duty to
be thus candid with you, at a moment when there
can be no doubt of my *motives being disinterested."
Major. General MAINVARING had arrived at Barba-
does, to take the command of the troops upon the
departure of Lord COMBERNIERE.

Wednesday, Mr. DANIEL, the King's Messenger,
left town with dispatches for Berlin.
Yesterday, Mr. Fisirest,the King's Messenger, was
dispatched_from the Foreign Office with letters kr
the Continent.
The Duchess of KENT, Prince CHARLES of I.ININ
GEN, and the Princess FEODOR, were of the Duke cf
Sussex's dinner party on Thursday.
The Duke of DEVONSHIRE is expected to give
several entertainments at Chiswick in the coarse of
the ensuing month.
Prince ESTERIIAZY has been several days on a visit
to the KING, at the Cottage on Windsor Forest.
Yesterday morning, Mr. MASH left town for Oat-
lands, to give directions respecting the funeral of the
lite Duchess of YORK. The Royal Undertaker was
in attendance to receive orders on the subject. An
outside state coffin is preparing for the late Duchess
of YORK: it is of mahogany, and covered with crim-
son velvet, ornamented with gilt nails, the royal
arms, and splendid decorations.
The following notice of a General Mourning for
the late Duchess of YORK was issued at a late hour
last night:—
" Herald's College, 'lams 11, 16.0.
"'he Deputy Earl Marshal's Order for a General llouruing
for her late Royal Highness the Duchess of Yoax :
" In pursuance of his MAJESTY'S commands; these are togive
public notice, that it is expected upon the present melancholy
occasion of the death of her late Royal Highness Faunaftica
CHARLOTTE ULRICA CATITTALNE, Consort of his Royal Highness
FREDERICK, Duke of Voss and of ALBANS, that all percons do
put themselves into decent Mourning, the said Mournii.g to
begin on Sunday next, the 13th instant.
" HENRY HOWARD MOLYNEUX HOWARD,
" Deputy Earl Marshal."

The Earl of STAMFORD and WARRINGTON is now
making several tasteful improvements in his magni-
ficent seat of Dunham Massey, in. Cheshire, which his
Lordship is now superintending.,
Preparations are making for a splendid Public
Dinner, to celebrate the establishment of the Inde-
' pendence of Spain and Naples. Lord ERSKINE has,
we understand, consented to take the Chair.
The Countess of GLENGAI.L entertained a large
party of Fashionables on Wednesday evening, at her
house, Lower Grosvenor-street.
An elegant Ball and Supper was given last week,
at the New Assembly Rooms at Maidstone, by the
Officers of the Cavalry Depot, at which upwards of
200 of the fashionables of the town and neighbour-
hood were present.' The entrance hall was lined with
Lancers, bearing their flags and lances,
.Which had a
novel and beautiful effect. . _ _

The kitchen in which the Coronation Dinner is to
be dressed, has been erected near the river, behind
Westmitister Hall. It is of very large dimensions.
In it will be fixed several ranges, each ten feet
besides a variety of stoves. A landiUg-place from
the river is making, adjoining to this temple of
culinary art, at which the materials for the exercise
of the skill of the cooks are to be landed. _

Dr. KAYE, the new-Bishop of Bristol, preached an
impressive Sermon, on Sunday last, in the Cathedral
of that City, and on the following day his Lordship
was enthroned with the customary solemnities.
A handsome steeple is now about to be erected to
the Church of St. Clement, at Cambtidge, the expense
of which is to be defrayed by a legacy left by Mt.
COLE, the Antiquarian, who died there about jai)
years ago.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
The Duke of Wellington, from his seat, at Strathfieldsaye.
Mrs. Cuthbert, at her house, in Chandos-street, Caveni
square, from Clifton.
Lord Viscount Granville and family, at his seat, Wherstead
Lodge, near Ipswich.
DEPARTURES.
The Rev. Dr. and Miss Price, from their house in Portland•
place, for Salisbury.
Lady lidalcomb, from Marshal Thornpson's new Hotel, Ca•
aendish-square, to Frain, near Tunbridge Wells.
Mrs. and Miss Jennings, from ditto, to Tunbridge Wells.
Archdeacon Goddard and Mrs. Goddard, from do. to Hitch:An.
The new Play, Erdange No Robbery, announced
for this night at the Haymarket Theatre, has excited
great expetation.

The Grand Fete in honour of the Birth-day of his
MAJESTY, which will be given at Vauxhall Gardens,
is fixed for Tuesday next, the 15th of August, tte
melancholy. event of her Royal Highness the Duchess
of YORK'S death having prevented an earlier cele-
bration of the august day. We are assured, how-
ever, that the magnificence of the entertainments
will be only increased by the delay, as more time
will be gained for the decoration aad embellish-
ment of the Gardens, every moment of which will
be devoted to that purpose.
Can it ,be possible that in so small 'a number as
5,600 Tickets, there should absolutely be THIRTY
CAPITAL PRIZES, with Two of £20,000, besides
I:11,200 in Extra Prizes, and All to be paid its STEW'
LIN& MONEY ?—Yes, it is-a fact you may rely on;
and what is more, there are no Stock Prizes, ro
Classes, but every Ticket will be drawn singly frog
the Wheel, each deciding its own fate, and no othv;
and the whole will be drawn in ONE DAY, 30th (Ties
Month, August). As the Advantages are so nunF,
and the Demand so unprecedented, you cannot be ton
expeditious in securing Lucky Numbers, which
always to be ft nn.l at SivEwatours' Offices, :;7.
Cornbill; 11, Tiolborn ; 38, Haymarket; and 141,
Oxford-street Remember, All Sterling Money--
All in One Day.
The late JAMS Dons, Esq. whose death we espouses'
this week, was interred on Thursday, in Buribiii-beld., 3t.
tended by a train of friends, and the Members of the Scctdi
Church, London WA, to pay their last tribute of Teepee i•
departed worth and excellence. On this occasion a most affect-
ing oration was pronounced by the Rev, Dr. Westin, follow'
by a prayer from. the. Rev. Mr. &arra. From infirmity, gr.
Doan: some time ago resigned his situation as Secretary to the
Scottish Corporation, on which occasion a vote of thanks wo
presented him, for the high integrity and ability 'be bad sheo3
during a period of about 40 years, in the ezerelsj of his (grvi'l
duties; aid a-portrait of him was, at the tercets of the Corr-
ration, placed iu their UAL