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London, England, 1827-11-09 00:00:00

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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.
The Thine letphasy. as Chandos House, from a tour ; Lord
Vbcoent Toilworn/a.. Viscountess Tamwortb, and Family, in
Bakir.eureet, fret their seat in Leicestershire; Mr. R. Kynaston
in Plaadity, frog Newmarket; Lord- Alvanley, in Park-place
from Nair-market; Major Moore, in Baker-street, from Melton.
barn; Mt. and Mr.. Horday, in Park-street, from Harreargate ;
Mr. Web), in Piccadilly, from Burton Park; Mr. and Mrs.
O'Brien, In Park.street,,frens Chekenhins ; Colonel Camac, in
Clarges.atniet; Colonel Maelean,in Brook-street, from Paris; Capt.
Groves, at Uxbridge Howe, from Dublin ; the Duke of Bedford,
at Idahoan in St. James's-square, from his seat, Woburn Abbey;
Colonel and Mrs. G. tarigtoo, at their house in Grosvenor-square,
from Cumberland Howe, Southampton; Sir Charles Haile, Bart.
at bis seat, Breamore, Hants, from a tour ; the Hon. Apr and Lady
Georgina Ellis. in Spring-gardens, from lioehampton ; Richard
Oswald, jun. EN at the London' Hotel, 'Albemarle.atreet, from
Surrey ; Mr. sod Mrs. Smoky, at Fenton', Hotel, St. James's:,
street, from Paris ; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, at ditto, from York ;
Captain and Mrs. Trowel., at the British Hotel, from Cheltenham;
.1. Ord, Esq. at the Berrien Hotel, Berners.street, from Reading;
John knot, Esq at ditto, fmm Tunbridge Wells.
DEPARTURES.
His Highness Prince Leopold, for Claremont; Mr. Samuel
&Met, ALP. for Drosaley, in Kent; Sir 13igby fdaeltworth, lot
thooadhlh Hs u; Coloort,for Drafty Court, Dot -
t Basks, foe , duck Wogyekkititru: Major Chen
Sri, fit' Math; liderard, for Bath; Cape. Her
'lsmtjlarafiglis :611111ro. ern, for Quesit.irre, Bath ; Mr.
legge.;air whigme Hertfordshire Lord and Lady
Avosok,i'terin their mot, Shugharnugh, Staffordshire, for Kirkby,
Leieessemilire ' • Var Roger and Lady Creaky, from their sear,
Draltelaut, De ' rbyabire on a visit a the Earl of Coventry, at his
seat, Crone Weevestershire;tjor Webster, from Grosvenor.
kreet for Bristow ; Lady s borough, for Baleomb House,
Rare &Wend ; dot Hon. Rev. Mr. Roseawen, from Dotting, fee
Milken ; Marisa Taylor, Rs+ M.P. from Elie, Hord, Bt.
isave•-atteee, for his seat in Hams; Parker Hammond, Rai: from
the -Lades Hotel, on a sear; Captain Thornton, from ditto, for
Bads; Thomas Jones, Rsq. Lady, sad Family, from the Berner.
Hotel, for their seat, Hill Park, Kent.

ARRIVALS AT CRILLTRXHIAM.

Hsu. Somers Cocky Lady Ogilvy, Lady Littledale, Lady Henry
Mum, Lady Dillon, Sir Marks Forbes, Bart. M.P. Sir Robert
Bolton, COlOllll Boseawen, Colonel Stanley, Lieutenant Colonel
Stratton, Lleatanans Colonel Macdougall, Major Pearson, Major
Marietta, Majot Fairweather, Major Spinks, Major Bolton,
Rev. A. B. Davies, Rev. C. GriMth, Rev. G. Tomberville,'Rev.
Mr. Mo-rgan, Captain Aleaander, Captain O'Haniori, Capt. Long-
, ridge, Captain Porter, Cptain and Mrs. Elton, Capt. Foy, Captain
Lysaght, Captain Blake, Captain Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar
Brodie, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrosia !Smith, Mr. and Mrs. %USW and
family, Mr. sod Mrs. Fuilisases, &c.

lIASTINGS,Nov. 7!

The arrivals at this delightful aoyffashionable watering.place, ex-
ceed in rank and number ail prier winter SCUM% Among our
latest and most distinguished arrivals are—The Marchioness of
auxlmondely and Fundy, Lord Newry, Mr. and Mrs. Cave,
Sir Waist-a Waller, Dr. L'Alfan and Family, Mr. and Miss
St. Quintets, Mrs. Whitmore and Family, Captain and Mrs.
M'Naughten' Mx. and Mts. C. Corry. Mrs. Sober and Family,
Mr.. Wilbiosan 00 family, Captain Wilkinson. Mrs. Wariner, Mr.
unv Morten Rahn ' Mrs. Wilson, Miss M. Colman, Mrs. Smith
Bird and Lim ",i . Beide, Mr. P. Hope. &c. Houses are also
liken row the . of Wasysioasi.iso. Mr. and Mrs. Pasacorr,
Mr. and. Mrs: Slibtousisi ind Sir Kaast.ar and Lady WILMOT are
also expected to miners bare this winter.

The Earl and Counte s of Sstaravaavav have been
far the hot weep entertaining with the most splendid hospitality
his Otace Cis Wheal Divoisontasaad- maw other distinguished
penonasest at eusailicent seat Afton Abbey, in kailorsishire.

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MEETING OP SIIIPOWNEttS.
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Yesterdkjria 'Adjoutihed Meeting of S' ipowntr s and
other persons intarnsfacf,sonk place at the City of Lon-
don Tavern, for age purpose of taking intn sonsidrra-
tion the • propriety of affording additional means of
ecurity.for %hips and vessels navigating the southern
coast; G. LYALL, E q. in the Chair. ,

The CHAIRMAN sta.ed, that the Meeting was con•
wetted at the suggestion of the Corporation of ti e
Trinity House, for the purpose of ascertaining theit
opinion as to the expediency of erecting a light on S..
Catherine's Point, in the Isle of Wight; a light at the
Stan or Praule Point, should the before suggested light
at St. Catherine's be established ; a light near Beecby
Head ; and cne or mole floating lights to be stationed
in a situation near the west end of the Swin Middle,
and near where the Shears Beacon ricnrostands.

The CHAIRMAN said, that he had spoken to several
shipowners upon the subject, and they were unanimous
as to the expediency of erecting a light at Beechey
Head. He suggested that the propositions be taken
into consideration seriatim.

Mr. Cyvt.tasvia observed. that the coal trade alone
would be subject to an additional tax of 1,5001. per year,
if those lights were erected. He then moved u an
amendment to the first proposition, that a light on St.
Catherine's Point and at the Start or Praule Point, are
inexpedient And unnecessary.
Mr. URQUHART recooded the amendment, which was
r carried unanimously.
t1,311111,r. GUST moved the adoption of the second proposi.
that a light be welted as Beechy Head ; whicb was
teconded, and, alter soma ednversation, carried.
F The third proposition wes rejected.
Throb lute theu voted to the-Chairman, and the
Meeting separated.

COMMERCIAL IN 'f ELLIGENCE-THIS DAY.

The markets for colonial produce have exhibited some activity
ibis week. The demand for sugar is comparatively brisk, and-up
to yesterday afternoon the sties may be stated at 3,000 bids. but at
no improvement in price. Some large arrivals from the Mastitis,
are expected. At present there are no ships to be unloaded is the
West India Docks. The business in B. P. samara this meeting has
not been extensive at prices much the same. Inferior descriptions
of Sitrbadoes cdmmand a ready sale at a slight advance, via. from
613. to 713.6 d. per cwt. In other article' of Colonial produce
nothing worthy remark has occurred.

&rocas continue firm at the late advance. Nutmeg obtain rea-
dily Si. 94. per lb. Pepper is still much neglected.
Corms—The East India 'Company's declaration for the 25d
intl. hi 6,150 bales. The following is banded us as a sidemen rlf
the stock of East India Cotton, at the beginning of the present
month, in the Port of London :--Surat, 34,400 bales ; Beogal,
19,6003a1es ; Madras, 4,000 bales ; Bourbon, 750 bales p—in all,
51,400 bales, being less by about 6,000 than' at this pried lase year.
Delivered ism month from the Warebouse--far expo; 6,600 bales ;
and for home consuinptino, 1,300 bales. There were alio in the
Port of London In last week about 4,600 bales of American, 7,401
Bragilian, about 1,000 Deinerira, 2,900 West India, and 14,700
bales of Egyptian, maklog the total stock of Cottage in this port op.
wards of 118,000 bales. Until the East India Sale goes'off it is not
anticipated that the heaviness which now pervades the market will
be removed. The Sales this week have been under those of the
last, and the only qualities which continue to command full prices
are Egyptian and Bengal. Egyptian fine is quoted from 7id. to
ed. Bengal good to fine, 4ed. to 41d.

14t.ster aa is not quite so brisk eY sale as it was, but the prices
we Dot under the former quotatiosis.
Ottos—Tles demand for Mole Oils during the present week has
sbilerieesovqtd, and an odvinee on the lowest price of oboist El
'pot 61114 bas alturred. *eve Greenland froin has risen to sett
pat sub. Seed Oils are also rather higher.

looloo.—Shies of I'dlgo are effected readily at the advance no.
tired lo our last; bet as the'stock is above that at this period last
year, higher prices are not looked for. The stock of East India
,Indlgo is rather above 23,000 chests, or 3,000 chests mon than at
this period last year.

OtmeMendota alarm is felt among the West India merchants for
the tarty of free Or sit West India merchantmen, which have not
been heardof tor some dap. Their cargoes consist of West India
produce chic* bound to London, and are valued at .10,000 i. each.
Insurances have been effected on them yesterday and today, at
Lloyd's, as high as fifty guineas per cent.