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London, England, 1826-10-07 00:00:00

•Ite guide of his own ; but he would Iving to the dis.
.ussion of those questions a 1 the consideration that he
A• as enabled, and act upon the opinion which he had
.hos deliberately forme'.
Mr. LIMIIINGTON also took an opportunity to observe,
that, agreeing with the Hon. Baronet that agriculture
was the basis of the prosperity of the cout.try, he must
still look to that question as connected with the other
interests of the country, and consider those measures as
the wisest and the most expedient which benefitted;4l
the interests of the country, and bound them together in
one common bond of union.

The healths of the Recorder, Chamberlain, Sheriffs, Lord Sondes,
the Hon. R. Watson, John Baker, Esq. and many of the Gentle.
men present, were drunk with great enthusiasm§ who severally
returned thanks.

BRIGHTON, OCTOBER 5.

Mrs. Ftzberbert Is expected to return to her &eyne residence in
about three weeks.

Lord and Lady Downe took leave of us this morning, fot
Worming.
Lord Colville is arrived, and taken possession of 30, Regency.
square, succeeding Miss Wykeham therein, who has removed to 53.
Lord Chatham has given up the mansion engaged for him on the
Marine Parade ; his Lordship, I regret to state, owing to indispo-
sition, will not visit us as originally intended.
Lady Calthorpe and family vacate Bloomsbury Douse to.morrow,
when a Mr. Russell and family will become the occupiers of the
premises.

Lord and Lady Anson will be here to-morrow; their daughter,
for the benefit of her health, on a visit to Miss Scott, has been with
us some little time.

Mrs. Coutts is expected to be with us this evening, though at
present I cannot find that any private, mansion has been engaged
for her reception.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The General Ready, from Quebec, spoke, on the Ist October, in
the Chops of the Channel, the Dutch ship Fortitude, from Holland
for Batavia, having, on the 29th of September, lost ha aiq and
mizen topmasts, and fore-topgallant mast. She m
had 150 troops on
board ; ten men were hurt, and two of them had their legs broken.
FA r.stoirrnl °cr. s.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived off the port,
the Don, Nl'll.l.Aw, from Richebuctu; and the Cygnet packet,
from the Leeward Islands.

Poorsmovro, OCT. 6. —Wind variable.—RArrived the Minstrel,
A Recoil., from London for Bombay. Sailed the Vesper.
for London; and his Majesty's ship Tants, for Plymouth. Parsed
by, the Thomas King, WILLIAMSON; from London for Demerara.
DEAL; OCT. 6.—Wind N.W. to N. N. W.—Passed by, the
Aicturus, FRASER; from Leith for Jamaica; and KersweU, Amt.
STMONS, from London for the Cape.. The Sarah and. Rubicon have
sailed, and the rest of the homevrard.bound remain. Arrived and
.remain, the Isabella, from Virginia ; Clio, ?AIKEN; from St.
Vincent's; George the Fourth. M' Kee. from Trinidad; Robert,
DUNLOP, from l'unduras ; and 3learswell, PHILLITS; from JiMakai
all for London.

Mit.ronn, OCT. s.—Arrived the Atlantic., Wane, front Liver-
pool fur Bahia, with loss of mainmast.

STRONINESS, Sara% 29.—The Lark, Cniasswas, of. Yarmouth,
from Liverpool, bound to Pernau, struck on the rocks in Pentlend
Firth, and, after throwing part of the cargo overboard, wag got of,
and brought in here in a sinking state.
Witt , Oct.. 3.—The Jane. Warms, was drivcm•ea share
near Bray Head on the 16th ult. and is totally wrecked. The
John, Smog, from Dublin for this port, was driven on shore be-
tween Harringtmt and Workington ou Saturday, but it is expected
'will be got of with little damage.