The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-09-20 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, S.PT. 17.

The town has been very busy to.day, In MP.
queuce of the incursions. of the Local Mains, who
ussembled from all quarteri of the cUtiOty, obc.
thence to 3 •requisitiou •pseparatory to a gotta(
muster.
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I ;CA.EDQN. and Mature's are edgaged to iierform
to;.morrow evanin4 at :11e Theatre. The busts
were all taken on Saturday; they will saw-magma
Thursday.

Ss;r:l7.

ns ttainiticleiplt assemblage-of beauty and fashioa
graded a very eiegant ball, given by Lady ling
PairsiittEpat -11111 tit• WITILERDEN's, on Siutl 11111, oa
Fridaysilylet. In the style of the ornaments,
'bty and.tixbrive knew no limits but those which taste
'and fancy imposed. Tlte dancing commenced with
rita'rtidiffilled'off by Mr. W tog and Miss MUNRO.
'flitsmusidcommenced at nine o'clock, and ceased
al.)out the htamr of one. Among the company were—
The Countea of Conyugltain, Colonel Effort!, Sir Jamet
Fltigetaid, Mr. Nugent, Mr, and Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. pump.
son; Coitain Cotton, Earl of Romney, Lady liarrietMarshaui,
Captain gipriani, Sir William Frazer, Mr. Loyd, Mr. Black-
burn., Mrs. and Miss Dickens, Mr. Smith, Mr. llartopp,
Mr. Fitzgesald.
The Ladies were all uncommonly well attired,.
principally in white muslins, and plain head-dresses,
the costume a.lu-greo.

Lord RENDLEVIAM will give a grand ball and
supper at Saxmuudhatn its the course of 10 days.—
His Lordship and Mr. VANN ECK are, we believe;
the Stewards of the Races.

Colonel RussaLL, of the Stirling Militia, give'
his promised fete to the Ladies at Margate early id
the week next ensuing.
Font Hill, in Wiltshire, the seat of Mr. Bat.
FOUD, will be opened to the fashionable world, for
the first time, ,as soon as the present improvements
are completed. The accomplished Marchioness of
Dount.w.s will superintend.
Sir WATKIN • NViCLIAsis WyNNE, Bart.. com•
mences a series of entertaintneuts at Wyntistay,
near Wrexham, in North Wales, this day. Din•
ners, concerts, balls, and card parties, will be given.
A duel lately took 'place near Guildford, be-
tween Captain G— and Cornet C--,---, of the
King's Own Dragoons, in which the latter was
wounded iu the leg.
A young lady, under 22 years of age, dolled
from, her inother, at Ilbury, Berks, on Sunda/
last, with a Serjeant of the 7th Drag-eons, on fur-
Itsugh. has personal property at her dis.
,IPO§.Of.tO thiliniount'uf 10,0001. A reward of 201.
brfilatidThiihs, was offered fur the recovery of the
lady,
,
ltlu t'ilimitmst‘oatra,aewrnan..strcet, yesterday.
andslax was discovered with her man of war,
r 4Attimirx.74.ast. week died John Rends, an in.
Oust, laltoprer, of Norton, near Worcester,
Who. Idris Widow and eight children to lament
AVl;ippeirs this poor man was
Litth"syntittanis of typhus, or Defaults fe",r9
and-mem:aiding to the custom of the place, 10
went to a woman in the neighbouihoil,
I,oe-habit of indulging Wu freely in the use of its
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Lancet, and who, mistaking the disease fur
•_
pay,
,or inflammation in the side, bled him
copiously ti
l ; shortly after the operation the PI:
tUred arm festered, an extensive inll4innpition
mortification rapidly entitled, and death KU tile
speedy consequence. affected