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London, England, 1827-01-04 00:00:00

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itztaznas.
The Karl of Wieekilbei.• at Read's Hotel, Lower Grams
street; from his mat In Sestaamptanskire • Augustus Henniker,
Keg. at ditto, from a Mane; Major mad ldrs.'Biaman, at ditto, from
their seat in lieetihmmvasobire ; Captain and Mrs. Hawkins, in
Lower Groseanuantalat, fromrighton ; Countess de Grey, at her
house in St. Jenewherriare, front her seat, Putney Heath ; the
Hon. Lindsay listria, at Baroness Willoughby de Bresby's,
Whitehall. from Hants; Colonel and Captain A'Court, M.P. at
their seat in Wilts, from Bath; Major F. C. Smith, at Fentan's
Hotel. St. Jainees.street, from St. Petersburgh Captain Eden. at
ditto, from a tour; Captain Murray, at ditto, from a tow ; Mr.
and Mrs. Morrison, at ditto, from Bath.
INIIPARTCRES
The Duke of Rutland, yesterday, for his seat, &Weir Castle ;
Lord Mark Ker, for Surrey ; Lord Kenyon, from Swansea, for
Gredington House, Flintsbire ; Colonel sad Mrs. Southeote, from
Tunbridge, to Bath ; ' Viscount Maynard, frost Anton Hall, for
Shrine Hill, near Waithamstow ; Hon. Henry Lascelles, from
Tort. to Harewood Hall; Hoe. Frederick •Keppel, from Sailkik,
for Lpham, Hall, near Swaffltam, in Norfolk; Captain Lythard,
from Bath. for Portsmouth; Mr. Francis Crompton, from the
Regent's Terrace, for Bath ; Mrs. Law, for Maidenhead; Countess
Dowager of Pembfoke, for Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Raglegno,
from Devises, for Bath; Sir James ',lngham, Bart. for Cones-
brook House, near Northampton ; Wm. Dawson, Esq. from
Manchetter.sqtrare, for his teat, St. Leonard's Hill, near Wind.
nor; Lord Cranley, from the St. George's Hotel, Albemarie.street,
for his seat, Clandon, Surrey ; Major Hamilton, for Brighton ;
Captain and kits. Mills, from the Pultenej Hotel, for their seat
in Norfolk; Wm. Oliphant, Rag. from ditto, for Melton Mowbray.

BRIGHTON, J4iIYARY 3.

The melancholy accounts of the state of his Royal Highness the
Duke of Yo an 's hula, which have reached this place, have thrown
a gloom over all ranks. The Almack's ball which was annewassed
for this evening, is therefore postponed.
Mrs. CANNING and family have taken possession of their new man-
sion on the Marine Parade. They arrived on Monday night. The
Right Honourable Secretary, it is said, will join show about the
end et the week.

DUBLIN THEATRE.
Dimas, Dec. 31. T-Last 'night Miss PAT°, made
her first curtsey to a Dublin audience. The Theatre
was literally crammed, and her reception most en-
thusiastic.
The performances mete the Ileggor's Opera and the Barber of
*Wk. Expectation bad been raised totlia highest degree, and
was most fully realised; for we do not remember to have ever seen
produced so powerful a sensation as in this instance. AU the popu-
lar pieces of music were encored, and in some instances called for a
third tithe. Miss Palon's acting was also most warmly applauded
iu the Basher e Seale. The Pianoforte Song was as fuse a speci-
men of mice acting as we have ever witnessed, and the announce-
ment that Miss Ewer would perform ibe heroine of Der Froli-
c:Ws on Monday, astd some of her fatourite parts in the course of
the neat week, was received with tbe most flattering applause.

A number of Orders of distinction, given to' his
Grace the Duke of Devonsnsais, by the Emperor of Rusin*, and
other Foreign Sovereigns, which, by State etiquette, could not
precede the Order of the carter, will now be gradually announced
In the Gasase.
The SPEAKER of the House of Commons has issued a
warrant, directed io the Mayor and Corporation of Marlborough,
directing them to allow an inspection of all the municipal records
of thst hitherto dose Borough.
Yesterday a Conn of Directors was held at the tot,
India.Hoase, when the following. Captains were sworn into the
command of their respective ship., viz.—Captain ions CHARIISTII,
Bombay ; and Captain. WILLLAX Manus*, Waterloo, consigned to
Madras and China. .
Tnere was a great fall of snow yesterday in the
Northern Country. The Manchester marl did not arrive
at tt.e General Post•office this day till one o'clock, al•
though it was forwarded by-Express, the coach being
aimbeckled ip the snow.