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COMPENDIOUS NOTICES.

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COMPENDIOUS NOTICES. His MAJETY reached Windsor Cattle at 6 o'clock Thursdayfr-rin Brighton-the town bells rung, and illuminations of the tradespeople took place oil the ocnu'oh — Fiiday,his Ma.es'y rode in Pal ks- Su Iday evening a di->tiiii>ui»hed party dined at the Castle, iiniotvgU whom were Princess Augusta, Dukes of York alld Wellington, and several others of the Nobility—Con- sidertiMe alterations meditated at the -Castle, which his Majesty wi,li(-.i to su- perintend liiiiiself-tlic- Blenheim Tower taking dowlI, and tiie terrace, to be carried completely round it.-—Very littledone in Parliameiit last week, except giving notices of future motions — the Session expected to be short and ullillteresting- Chancellor's financi'd expose, including, it is hoped, some furtt). r reduction of taxation, the matter which excites most interest.-itev. Mr. Sumner and Itev. Mr. Coleridge, the new Bishops Ux Wind- ward and Leeward Islands, to lie allowed £ 4000 per annum, and :t?1000 pension on rettremetit.-Air. Wingiield appointed to one of vacant Masterships in Chancery. Jamaica papers to the 13th of January -bring the gratifying news that tlie Inland was then tranquil—eight slaves had been -ordered to he hanged for tire late con- spiracy there.—-I'Aliott, a missionary, is arrived in England from Demerara.— It is asserted that the French Government now require all children educated in France to attend mass, whatever'be-their: nation or religion.—Saturday's Gazette" notices preferment of Dr. Hall to the Deanry of Durham Dr. Smith to succeed Dr. Hall as Dean ot Christ Church, Ox- ford; and Dr. Woodcock, to be the Canon of Christ Church, in the room of Dr. Smith. — Hospitality—8000 13ersotis sat down to dinner at Sir John Acland's seat, Killerton House, Devon, between July 1 and Dec. 31, I is about to petition against the inhabited-house duty.-Tlie Royal Union coach between Leeds Rnd Sheffield, upset Wednesday last-a Mr. Gordon killed, and two others seriously hurt.—A quack, calling himself Peter ltosinski, principaldodor, &e. to the Russian armies, committed for trial at the Assizes, for violating the person of Ann Gibbins of Stockport, aged 17, who, having been alllicted with convul- sive fits for several years, Bosinski had engaged to cure.—Spring says he will fight Langan in a 24-leet roped ring, for £500 a side, if the challenge be accepted within a fortnight.

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