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London, England, 1829-07-08 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

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ARILS.
The Duke of Rutland, in South Audiey-street, from Walmer
Castle; H. Caftan, Esq. at Crawley's Hotel (late Cook's), Albe-
marle.street, from Rome; Mr. and Mrs. Quicke and family, at the
Royal Hotel, Sc. James's.street, from Devonshire ; T. Benyon,
Esq. at ditto, front the Continent; James Suttle' Pm. at the
Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Scotland; Wm. Campbell,
Esq. at ditto, from Chiswick; Mrs. and Miss Forbes, at ditto,
from Ireland; the Rev. Dr. Forbes and family, at Falke's Hotel,
(late Miller's), Jermyn.street, front Strathdon, Scotland; Lord
Cranston, at ditto, from Ozturd ; and -- Cunningham, Esq. at
ditto, from ditto.

DEPARTURES.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire and family, from
East Hampstead Park. lleritsefor their seat, Hillsborough, Ireland;
Lady Longford, from her house in Lierkeley-square, for her seat
in Scotland ,• Countess de Grey, front her; house in St. James's-
square, for her seat, Wrest Park, Silsoe, .Bedfordshint • William
Dickinson, Esq. M P.- Mrs. Dickthson and family,from their house
in Upper Harley-street, for their seat, King's Weston, Somerset.
shire; Lord Acheson, from St. Jamrs's-place for Ireland; the
Earl of Lauderdale, from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, for his
seat in Scotland; Lord John Hay, from ditto, for ditto; General
and Miss Calcraft, from ditto, fur Brighton; Mr. and Mrs. Hall,
from Vernon's' Hotel, St. Jati;en.street, for their seas in Wales ;
E. Hartopp, Esq. from Symmoges Hotel (late Jordan's), St.
James's-street, for.the Continent,: the Earl and Countess of On.'
slow, from the St. Geofge's Hotel, Albemarle-street, for their seat
in Surrey; W. Hayes, Esq. for Southampton; the Rev. Rdwud
Heed, from Regent-street. for the Continent.

• Allele= At TUI 111111111* MOTU. eDIMIUItiII.
The Right Honourable Lord Forbes, the Hon. Captain Forbes,
of the Coldstream Guards. the Hon. Miss Forbes; *lir Geoige
Sitwell, Bart. Lady Sitwell, and family ; Sir Jean Buchan, and
Lady Buchan and family; Sir Alex. Wood; the Hon. Colonel and
Mrs. Grant and family; Robertson Glasgow, E,sq. Mrs. Glasgow
*d family, of lidontgrenan ; Major and Mrs. Meade ; Archibald
Spiers, Esq.. and the Hon. Mrs. Spier; of Elderalle, Capt. Spier.,;
David Erskine, Esq. of Cardross ; H. Campbell, Esq. of Jura;
K. WAllster,Esq. of Barr; &Graham, Esq. of Gartmore ; Misses
Campbell, from Lisbon ; Miss Dale, from %Varwick. •
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Dinner Were given oh Monday by Prince LEOPOLD,
the Earl of Scarborough, • Lord -Stafford, Viscountess Keith,
Countess of St. Gerntins, Mr. Quintin Dick ; and yesterday by
the Lord Chancellor, Earl of Chesterfield, and the Bishop of Derry.
.The.lion. Ana Key, Mr. CARLETON entertained their
Royal Highnesses the Doke amt Duchess of Gumccsraa, and a
select party. at dinner yesterday, at his house in Bruton-street.
In a certain burgh town In the stewartry of Kircnd-
bright, there existed in dais of Lori a' member of a Learned Profes-
sionirho was called to the command of areonslitinf of Volunteers.
Thir individual, though in every -respect a to excellent character,
piqued himself upon his appearance under.a martial garb. One day
on returning home from the parade, he thus accosted Ms Sergeant—.
" Well, Sergeant Morrison, how Jill I look in the field to day?"
+. Why." responded the Sergeant, " Your Honour looked like
Julius .Cssarn the head of the • Roman army." "Jenny! Bring
Sergeant Morrison the remise of the cold goaam and a bottle of
potter.'
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Gent'lem'an, who holds the rank of a Colonel,
the army, is, we understand, nominated to the place. of .Ch‘ir.
Commissioner, or Misistrate, under Mr: PeeP. Metropolis Police
Act. Mr. Mayne, a Barrister, who is a member of the•Northernt
.Circult wad Mr. Wathey, trim is-also a Barrister, are nausea as
two other of the Commissioners.—Mansing Chronice.
, oAffELlttfueT-41 mom Gentleman ot.iortnne,, lately
11;airled to au Mule* retim—leof *at respectable 4=149_19ms on
IFHday lan; at play, 5,0001. hi Money. a diamond ring,ivorth nearly
SOW. his watch, set with brilliantly 'Mid his post chalserielib the

appartenaneas.. .
• Saturday afternoon at arittpaye bought an sold digit . at,
it bridurr's,in Golden-lane, Cripniegate, and, upon ripping the top
....,..7.. it n.e,w covered, found concealed, is ens corner,,;
gdifseasLall 'green Auiserctsitand **Bag M. awe, both' lied
In a canvas bags' She gave for the chair eiglompate. :She*. '
widow, and bps a.latge family to maintain. • •.i et Ai:
1, The followeng anecdote appeArs is ;Snot 'Frew 8:
raper :—.• Whilst tie Fraish troops were encamped at Boulope,
,public attention was macho:eked by the daring attempt at escape
made by an English duller. This person having escaped from the
depot, arsd gained the hoyden of the sea' the woods on wbkh served
him for concealment, constructed, with no other instrument than a
knife, 1 boat entirely of the bark of trees. When the weather was
fair, he mounted a tree and looked out for the English flag ; And

for a strarger, of lifting her veil in the street. and con-
versing ,with a man ; every gentle listener ezpiesses her
horror at such depravity, voids her rheum on the floor
when she hears her name. and appears quite delighted.
when she is told the husband happily interposed. so

EARLY SEA BArrimo.—Saline emersion is prevalent
with many per-ons, as having a more invigorating tendency than
at a later period. We may therefore opportunely remind the fair
visitors to the sea coast t.f their accustomed accompaniments.
Rowt..ann's genuine KALYDOS and Macassar' On, which (used
immediately after the bath) are known to produce the most pleas-
int( and salutary effects--sustaining a fine head of hair in full luxu-
riance and beauty, which otherwise would by frequent sea batbivg
become subject to harshness and decay ; while the later rel.:brats/41
auxiliary guards the skin from all saline injury, sustains it in pure
whiteness. and enhances the completion by a delicate arid perma-
nently roseate bloom !

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r. EFFICACY OF AMMONIA IN COUNTERACTING POISON. k brialter's,in Golden-lane, Cripplegate, and, upon ripping the top 'sat nettneats, and lump sugar. The conversation com. EARLY SEA BATIIING.—SaIine emersion is prevalent
ly . —A young man at Cooper's Town, in New York, had accidentally 4 to: bate. it pep! coverd, monad concealed, is one comae ...tk. ' • with many per..ons, as having a more invigorating tendency than
I turns on dresi •'she discusses various topics con- 0 ,
It overact a hive ofbees, and before they erouldeenape they had mauled giblieas&-all'Queen Asise'rcitiffand *Bank SL sees, bothlied fa ..91P0 T. . 9 at a later period. %%e niay therefore opportunely remind the fair
mama numbers on different parts of his body and limbs, and Sung In a canvas bait' She gave for the chair efglitesuposta -.llkettlitd4„ ;nested with silks and scandal, narrates how a fair neigh. visitors to the sea coast i.f their accustomed accompaniments. i t
tit him very severely. About half an hour after. he accident had hap• widow, and has &Urge family to maintain. • ......... ..! '..i..a a.„...... .
of hp. 4.• ROWLAND% genuine KALYDOa and Harasses On., which (used
P ted of embroidering a silk put se 1 • '
ill Peeved, be came in great agony to a physician, and had scarce time • The followeng unecdvte appears in cogent Rene' II: . -'s --s 11"- ec
to elTe an secant of it betors he fainted. Ammonia was Mundt- raper :-..es Whilst the wino troop. were encamped as Boulogne, -ihrj- a stranger, of lifting her veil in the street, and con- ing and salutary ,elects--sustaining a One head of hair in full loin.
nancemeansudbbeauty, which ottirrwise would by frequent sea batbisg
kg ately applied to the parts that had been stuog—his legs, arms, and , public attention was much excited by the daring attempt at escape „ei. -pi • with a 'man ; every gentle listener ell,' esters her
breast. He directly recovered from his faintness, ind etperlenced made by an English allot; This person having escaped from the -"II •"' ' Jett to harshness and decay ; while the latter celebrated
RS no pain or other inconvenience afterwards. depot, audgained tbebordersof the set, the woods on wbkh served horror at such depravity, voids her rheum on the floor auxiliary guards the skin from all saline injury, sustains it in purr
whiteness. and enhances the completion by a delicate and pernia- .
The Horticulturil Society met yesterday, at their him for concealment, constructed, with no other instrument than a when she hears her name, and appears Trite delighted- •
. ' Rooms in Regent street, for the first time since their fete, Dr. knife, a boat entirely of the bark of trees. When the weather was . by roseate bloom ! .
lot Hmdizasos in the Chair. The assembly was very numerous; fair, he mounted a tree and looked out for the English flag ;Am when she it told the husband happily interposed, anal CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, inky s.. ', / i
various specimens of fruits and lowers were exhibited; but the baying' at list obierVed a British cruiser, he ran to the shore with
he consigned the naughty woman to a watery- rave. I Although our •supplies since Monday have been unusually twit'.
greatest curiosity westerns dried fruit from China, called di rug his boat on his back, and was about to trust himself in his frail buyers at market this morning, north,.
VI kaki, highly flavoured and delicious to the taste. In consequence vessel to the waves, when be was pursued, arrested, and loaded was once present at such a conversation, and was awe had many colour)
least improvement in the prices or sale of any' description of Gitc
MA of the accounts and expenses attending the public breakfast not with chains. Every body in the army was anxious to see the boat, astonished to hear the women applaud the spirit of the has taken place ; and pticei must be quoted nominally as on MouslAy.
hk having wholly been received, no report was made upon the subject. and Napeken, having at length heard of the affair, sent for the IMPORTATION*: SINCE MONDAY.
osan,instead of compassionating the fate of the unfor- . , . •
We mime informed, however, that 4,438 tickets had been sold; sailor, and intertopted him. ' You Must.' said Napoleon, ' have Wheat, English (qrs.) . 400 Oats Foreign . - 4.'31'0
410 and shat, notwithstanding theextremely unfavourable state of the bad 1 great desire to see your country agate, since you could re- tonne victim of jealousy or justice. Such a fashion- Irish • -- 'Englith ;•.• ANUS
lull weaker, 3,640 ponces were actually present. We were happy to sold to trust lain/fon the open sea in so trail a bark. I suppose Foreign . . 2,000 Irish . Y:' .- **so
ita find that not the Slightest injury vrais done either to the gardens or sou have left a sweetheart there.'—'-No.' said the sailor ; 4 but a able Lady as 1 bare been describing has little cause to
Seeley, English . . inn ' Foreign . ':.. ' .4*.
Irish
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the grounds.' -. ! , , • • poor and Infirm mother, whom I was anslous to see." And you complain cf the seclusion of the harem. She rides in i
STATE 01 TiAiss.••••••Wo are happy to say that more' shall see her; said Vapid/on; giving at the same time orders to set ..
her gilded coach, drawn by a team of oxen. She sails
holiness iiits been done in this place daring the present week than him at liberty ad to bestow uparldni-a considerable sum of mosey Hate-ran Ous—The Coal
Exchange was well minded by
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',.g° foiiiie* two week: fre4rously, markets having been more lively for his mother,, observing that me man be a good mother who had in her gay calque along the lovely shores of the Bo:- merchants to-day, and the supply of Cell was better ameba MOO. . t
ion than fqr some time before. Printing, in general, is very brisk; Batt 100 good a isn'" day last, particularly of the better wet of Welleerid. Thirty nm.
pborus; slave as she is called to the caprices of a tyrant, , •
roe- closilfte that pugs's* are in fresker demand tbin any mita article .A chord is now kidding in. Montreal of the follow- Dew ships were at market, making a total on the week s arrival.ot • "
yet In the market: The yarn dad, main, 'the saw as here. lag climeasiont i—Lengtk, Soso feet; breadtl,to 1so; height the she reigns in the harem, her empire over the household 36 ships; a very fair portion of busioesa was done. Number of
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toting; but fustiagraird some other varieties id goods, are in fund eaves; 100; surrounded by tWenty.four towers; the two front ones is unlimited, her influence over ber husband is un- ships arrived ditties the present month, 217. . i
is- rstlieditim fire wand' weeks: though it asset be said that there being 240 feet high; the pulpit window is slay feet by thirty-four. Best Walisend Coals . 3415. 2d. 325. id.
leer is any improvement in pries,. There is, however, an universal 1 moronabk extras of this immense structure is nomad as bounded, and to her, Metastasio might well have said. Other sorts . . :45: 6'd. • 31s. Id.
the scarcity of money.—Manchereer ddrertiarr. tOO,OOO dollars. • . Siete schiava, ma regnate nella vostra servitu. ' Ships at Marin, 414. . , C
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