LETTER XVI.

Mr. Hope's collection of pictures and statues. Toilette-necessaries of a

Dandy. Ladies' conference. Style of invitations. Duke of Sussex. Major

Kepple. Ascot races. S---- Park. The charming fairy and her

country-house. Windsor Castle. Disaster. Greek boy. British cavalry.

Absence of military pedantry. Balls. Disenchantments. Horticultural

breakfast. Colossal pines. Tyrolese singers. Northumberland-house. Sir

Gore Ousley. Persian anecdotes. Flower-table. Children's balls. Art and

nature. Greenwich. Execution. Contrasts. Party at the Duchess of Kent's.

Marie Louise. King of Rome. Heat. King's-bench and Newgate prisons. The

unconscious philosopher. Vauxhall. The battle of Waterloo. Ball at Lady

L----'s. Phrenology. Mr. Deville's character of myself. Mr. Nash's

library. Dinner at the Portuguese Ambassador's. St. Giles's. Exhibition

of English pictures. Pounds and thalers. 'Excerpts'. Gossip. Visions of

the past. The Tunnel. Astley's Theatre. Parody of the Freischutz.

Bedlam. The last of the Stuarts. Funerals. Omens. Barclay's brewery.

West India docks. Amusing charlatanerie. Westminster Abbey by night.

Dinner at Sir L---- M----'s. Practical Bull. English Opera. New organ.

Miss Linwood. Solar Microscope. Panoramas. Death of Canning. 'Vivian

Grey.' St. James's Park. Respect for the public. Propensity to mischief

in the people. Exclusiveness of the great. London in autumn. Newspaper

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