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al los £1 15. Is Facet ,' From, Mir 4. Vivo per Ceekts. 100 f. 45c.—Three per Cent& 701..Z5e.--13sak &ock. ;OWL 50e.--Itretes de Napiee• 77t. 8.54 The Paris Papers, which arrived last night, are chiefly occu, led with the affair of the National Guards; and it is not necessary to adduce a stronger proof of the intense interest it still continues to emite amongst the Public. As the Kitts; has accepted the resignation of the Duke of Douniaweicis; It sham that he is deter. mined to support M. de VILLELL notwithstanding his loss of popularity—a resolution in which Mere-may be more 'magnanimity than wisdom. Count VILLILI is certainly a clever man ; but if his abilities were incont parably greater, we doubt whether he ought to be re. stained, after having lost the conldence of the nation. No merit in a Minister can compensate fbr such wl.rss. and no Sovereign would act wisely, who should remiss him in the teeth of public opinion. The Marquis of CHAVIES has arrived with his Lady et Iron, close to the frontiers of France, and thus far the Spanish Government has acts! honorably. We hope for its own sake it will adhere to this line of conduct, and we are far from drapairing to see it make those concessions to the Spanish nation, which the soundest 'policy has so long demanded. We received this morning the Journal de St.Pelers &erg to the 21st ult. It contains no political intelli gence, domestic or foteign, of the slightest interest ; and Russis stems already to enjoy the fruits of the mild and just reign of her present Soveleign, in tran quillity At home, and race with all the world, except ing Persia—an exception, by the bye, which is,not of her own seeking. How different world her situation have been before now, had CONOTANTLIKE, instead of his younger brother, succee.led to the Throne, ' as the army certainly wished. From that moment. all the neighbouring powers would be up in arms, as if an 'invasion were actually ut their doors, and Russia her self, fearful of the imp:tuous character, and warlike -propensities of her monarch, would neglect those arts by which national wealth is acquired, and producti►e indium • cherished. We have a striking proof in the Journal before us of the benefits she has al. ready gained, by approximating her policy to those principles, upon which all the uue greatness of States, and the prosperity of nations are founded. We are aware that very indistinct notions of good government prevail as yet in that country, and of its practical bene fits still less is known; but of both she enjoys perhaps as much as was to be expected in her circumstances, whilst to the characters of her present and last ruler, she o.ves much of the advantages she actually possesses. 'From the folloviing table of the importation of cotton yarn iota Russia, during the listlie years, an idea may be obtained of the rapid progress she is making in that 'josh branchof the manofactosing system: ID 1852 . 1815 1824 ins • • . Rubles in Piper, 14,641,45 S 20,355,159111 57,215,615 • 55,2771474 lees • . • is e takee4 . From the subjoined table it may be seen that her • p.. ... •• . progress in another great branch of the manufacturing 1.1 1 11110 is tar nu :nominating : . Woonsa Cots. Isreersaiss l6 l o66B / 118 *} ~749055 Hiaoksos, sod other Woollies goods Ms --.. c.. . . . . . - 10,134,791 Cottons av,. it ... t. • • . 57,053,554 t 6, . ' . Total 2011 Or MIMI IMO. . topet.spe ..1.-. . 117,025,734 1112‘ Woollies Cady if& 112,330,114 9,198,735 .. 10,491,039 6.097.391 Calms . 1111.932,933 10,401,199 Louts . 1,181 Ass 119,440 Total . 15,155,114 26,461,779 The time is gone by, when such a picture as the fore going could inspire foreign Statesmen with jealousy. As to the enlightened men, who govern our own country, we are convinced they see in it cause of exulta tion; for, they know that a Power, which sedulou . sly attends to its domestic interests, and endeavours by every legitimate means to advance them, will take care not to provoke cause of foreign quarrel ; whilst they are also aware that England needs only peace abtoad, and a course of policy, in perfect unison with the ipirit of the Constitution at home, to become again the envy and admiration of the world. We also received this morning Hanabwrgh Papers to the lst inst. An &tilde - under the date of Odessa, March 25, states that the port of that place presented then a most•animated appearance, From the 19th to the 20th thirty-five vessels had arrived, of which 17 were under the Sardinian tag. From the difficulty of replenishing the magazines at that period, and from the increased demand, it was expected that the price of corn would soon rise considerably. As a rise had taken place previously in all the other European markets, our agriculturists must tee that their fears of seeing one own market glutted with foreign corn, should the new bill pass into a law, are perfectly gratuitoba at least ler the present. • We suspect that their apprehensions, eespectingli more distant period, are equally unneces wiry, as the increased consomption'of our Manufactured goods abroad, by raising wages at home, and conse quently enabling out • operatives to purchase greater quantities of *hat is emphatically termed .the staff of life, would more than 'counterbalance any effects that might arise from the opening of the Ports. We perceive front an article under the head of Berlin, that the elevation of Mr. CANNING to the dignity of Prime Minister has occasioned a great sensation' in that capital. What the sensations of nine-tenths of its in habitants, including all those most distinguished for their public services at the most critical period of the Monarchy, ate upon this occasion, may be easily ima gined. They hail it as the dawn of the fulfilment Of the promises, which the KING in the overflowing of his gratitude, and, we believe with the mri t' perfect sin cerity of heart, made to them and the rest of the nation, ,when he saw himself delivered from the most degrading. end painful. siturrion, to which a Monarch could be reduced, by the almost, miraculotte exertions of hit subjects._ Their sensations at Mr.,Carastio'S elevation were the strOnger,ss it appears from the article before us, that they had been prepared to expect a very diffe. rat result. In the meantime, no one will have mote ealize to rejoice at the event than his Prussian Majesty 'himself, for he feels that his position with respect to his peOple is a false one—that it does /tot agree, too, with the goodness of his character —and that, whilst it necessarily places his interests in collision with those his brave and enlightened *subjects, it has renr,seliously eclipsed the splendour of the'mOnatchy. We hope east mist, that the event, which appears to hate produced such a sensation in his capital, will enable that well intentioned Monarch to shake off the foreign influence, which has hitherto induced - him, con .trary to his natural disposition, and contrary to the best interests of the monarchy, to evade the pledge be gave some years since to his faithful people. We likewise received this morning Brussels and Dutch Papers, both tar the sth inst. They contain no 'news, however, of the slightest interest, except what may be contained in the following extract : -1‘ Nlk ELICTION. C. A If BRIMS • Via fOLICITOR•GENERAL ' S COMMITTEE di daily ■t the Spring Gardens Hotel, Spring G■rden/1 THE MASTER OF TRINITY HALL la the Chair• The SOLICITOR-GENERAL'S COMMITTEE beg to Worm kis Frknds, that the VICE CHANCELLOR has fixed thiellth Instant, for the conktienewswetif tee Election, and that k will condone during the following EN, and pad' an essly bur ca,Friday. , They earnestly sack the ;kr drain. et awry Ilkstber et the Same In die interest of the Selidasi Pv•rl' arrangement for facilitating the jemmy wo9lllo9lEgt Communications on this subject s almond he die left Garden Motel, will receive Immediate attention. Spring OardasHotel. May 7. 1927: THE EVENING ,STAR. LONDON. ....m..- MONDAY, MAY Y. 1827. STOCK EXCHANGE+, TWELVE OtLOCIC. *mob opened this morning at E 1 j to n, and urea alter wars done at ditj to 4, with little doing at present. There are a great number of arrivals this morning, but they as not bring any material information. In the Foreign market, Mexican Bonds are Improving. Current prices: OW Spanish 1111 4. Mclean Sok Cohen. blast 53e 54, Portuguese 774 4, Brazilian one 6 1 % limning 9 0 i. Danbh 61 4, Greek 164 f, Exchequer Bills 47 to 4S. CITY. TKO tYCIACIC. Consols have improved thb morning shout per cent. and they have been done at Eli, and went up to 6l;1 and at longest any be quoted at au to for the Account, with very little doing. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. ktdia Steck 143 i Ditto Bonds 74 Old Annuities New Dine Sti 41000 Exchequer Dills 47 6tl .6300 Ditto 47 44 44- 43 • Jim and .4300 Ditto 47 3 6 Bank for Account • Console for Acct. 82 61i In . TWO O'CLOC.K. from gas. g p C. Do. Bow* len, 5 p C. 414 Kum. 1414,1*44,3pC. Do. Ace. 101 *mt. na. p COUI Ditto 510. 12 . French Betnee.S p C.lool3ba Exchange. SU 5K Bank Stock 2029 9 1 per Cent. Red. al 1 I per Cent. Cons. 829 59 per Cent. • 59 per Cent. Red. MI I 4 per Cent. New 98) I 4 per Cent. Strip 4 per Cent. ISM 921 Long Ann.lB 1248 FOREIGN FUN celrwnhhe 1in541..6p Ct. Ditto Bap, 1624. 33; Do Aerie 531 1 34131 Danial 141, 3 p Ct. 601 Da At-et. 61 Greek Benda, S p Ct. Da. 136.11115. p Ct. 1I 7Meaa514.0125, p Ct. 611 69 Do. Acct. 6t 4 69 BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS. TWO O'CLOCK MARL. PAID. Behan 400 315 Petal La Pas & Pees,. Awe. IS Milted Mattes', 40 SO Alliance Weida and Yendis 100 10 I BRUSSELS, Slay S. -We lean that the Duke of Nassau has authorised ' the re-establishment of several Convents which for ' merly existed in his domini un, but which were se , cularised In consequence "of the treaty of Luneville and the Resolutions of the Det at Ratishon in 1803. This retrograde step towards past ages causes the more surprise, as that Sovereign professes the Protestant Re ligion, and has nein manifested the smallest inclination to return to the Roman Catholic Church. . . New York Papers to the Bth ult. were received yester day. Ina letter from Tampico, dated the 11th of March, it is stated, V at on the representations of Mr. Poinsett, the American Minister, the Mexican Congress 'had agreed to reconsider the acts by wftich a ♦ery heavy duty, almost prohibitory, had been laid on cotton goods; and that a Bill for re2ocing it, which had passed the House of Representatives, was expected to pass the Senate also. The MedeanG I , ernment was about to dis patch a body of troop, to quell the disturbances inTezas. A private letter from Monte Video, of the 7th, con tains the following passages : "The newspapers contain the last intelligence front the head quarters of the National Army, near St. Ana, as also an account of a fatal action fought off the Island of Marten Garcia, between Com. modore Brown and the Brazilian Blockading Squadron,in which the latter, although far enpetior in numbers, were defeated, and the Commodore still remains muter of the important pass tato the rivet Paraguay. " The BrazUlan Admiral Geddes, with three frigates, one sloop, and • schooner, sailed from this port on Sunday. the 4th inst. up' the river. They all returned to their nasal asselsorage last evening. " Tbh is all the leformathe Lam ableas oessousalcate at pra etor. The puska, however, is completely oviratocleed erltb every thing, and I. doubt *ere will be many bad voyages made tbla year. " COURT CIRCULAR. Yesterday the Debt and Maras of CLARSOCII, and ya Pfluesa.Asstana,attended Divine Service at the Cis* RefaL Tie Claireb service was read by the Res. Mr. Etaansataa4 tile Bee. blir. PARISIAN: the t MOO was ANCRCha by the Rev! Mr. DUBOIS, from the fhb per of St. John and the salmis verse. The asthma was" Biased be thou, Logo, Goa!" by KEST: the ecru parte were supported by Muter, Nicaoaut and Amnrantur, sad Mama Sauna, Hawn, NMI J. B. Same. Mr. Coons pre sided at the organ. After the service, the Duke and Duchess of CLAIIINCE received tie sacianseat,whlch was administered toils's% by the Bishop of Lomat, as Dean of the Chapel, assisted by the Bev. Mr. Houma, the Sub-Dean. The Chlpel was very numer 'oily attqaded by Nobility. Among those present were the bishop Wof okcaeresta the Earls of VIRSTIOSSILINIS DIOR, Da Laical's, and Dassasouva ; Lords Rtu, Atom, 0. beammes, The Doke and Duchess of CLARINDA visited tie Princess Ast- GISTA yesterday. The Duke of Lane had an interview with Mr. Caruso on Saturday. Dispatches were sent off on Saturday. evening from the Othee of the Secretary of State for Colonial Affairs, to the diff..rent Go- vernors of the West India Islands. • The Marquis de Pai-stacca, the Portuguese Itinisier; and the Bavarian Minister, visited Mr. Canoes yetdder. It is expected that an his Ituarrv's return to Windsor, be will teatime the amusement of Ash* in Virginia water, for which pur pose a number of Improved 6sititig-rodd and tackle have been ordered to be got in mediae's. . Saturday Mr. Caminito and the Marquis of. Attousser had au diences of his Musser. _ The Deka of Lease and , the Eui of Covarowx irk audiences bis burn yesterday. The Meintsen of the new Administration, who ha* isats in' the Cabinet, bad Ask first meeting yesterday alserDoes, att:thte residence . . of hlr..Catonoo ip Downini . gract. The whole of those who compose the present Cabinet attended, vie. the Loan Commutates, the Right Hoe. Gannon C.asemeobs MU or Ponytai l ,. the Mangols of ASISLIMIET. the Earl of Hammer, Viscount PALSIES. scow, Viscount Holmium, "Vissount Duet& and Wiao, Lord Buttes r, Mr. Secretary Bootie, the Right flow. W. Hescupeos, and the Bien Hon. C. Wrest. The Ministers met at two °Wei. At hilliast i three o'clock the LEM CNANCIALOS kft, and nroceedect to Sc James's Mace, and bad an audleace of the Rion. The rift of the Ministers coo. dotted lo elope deliberation tills little before sit o'clock, when the Council broke up. Viscount PALESSIITON, masted by fllr floonaat Tastes, trans acts all the official business relatire to the Akita the Commander itt-Chief. The letters from Mexico 'lsis mottling are of the 2.1 of March, and being favourable accounts respect ing the mines. txposts in specie from Vera Crus, during the last six months, have been about 3,000,000 dollars, exclusive of what the To eed Drought. The Mexican Papers state that the Commi silo held o:s the Friar Arenas, who w•as at the head of the conspiracy, had passed its sentence, an 4, it is said, he is condemned to be shot. ------ WINDS*R. MAT s.—Her Royal Highnehs the Princess AUGUSTA, during her stay at F•ogmnre, sided the necessary arrangements to be made preparatory to the arrival of the Dowager Qu.en of Wulmitation% who is expected at Fregm'•re on a visit to the Kisu the beginning of Jane, prior to Ascot Heath Races. The LORD CHANCELLOR has appointed the following Gentlemen to the undermentioned ogees: --Principal Secretary, C. K. Murray, Bag. ; Secretary. of • Bankrupts, 6. &do. 14; Secretary of Presentations, J. Lhneley, IN • i Secretary of L unatics, L. A. Lowtiltam„ Esq.; Secretary of Consntissions of PCIICI, kid Bearer of the Purse, B. Winslow, Esq. Yesterday being the first Sunday in Easter Term, the Rev. Mr. WATKINS, the LORD Maros s Chaplain, preached at &. King Paul's before the Judges, Kin Setgeants, the Loss Maros, Sheriffs, Aldermen, &c. Mrt. Serum' STANHOPC gave an elegant Ball artier .rirsidaner. Lasigham-piace, on Friday evening, whisk was attended r by upward. of 400 persons of ttNe brat distinction. LUDLOW ELSCTIOX.—The Committee appointed to try the merits of this election met on Saturday at len d siclock,•avhen the Chairman (Colonel Woos)). stata.l. that the Resolution which-the Committee had last eorso-. isg:coms to was, that the last determination as to tot:: right of voting fi r this Borough was passed by the House of Commons in the ear 1761, as argued by Mr. TAUNTON, the Counsel for Lord Claim, the sitting Member, and not in the year 1698, : as contends.' by Mr. ditilliWiTHSß, the Counsel for Mr. CUARLTON, the Petitioner. Mr. [WEIMER then proceeded to call witnesses in support of what he had urged. Cassittsonn gIACTION.—At a Meeting of the Com mittee en Friday, the Counsel for the Petitioner an• nounced that his client had withdrawn his petition. WILSTMIATII ELACTION.—This Committee have at last, after having been busily engaged for- several weeks, brought their labours to a close, by declaring the sitting Members duly elected, and that neither the petition nor the opposition was frivolous or vexatious. The Magistrates assembled at the S.afford Easter Sessions, passed an unanimous vote of thanks to the Right Hon. ROBIRT NEL, for hit distinguished services lin improving the administration of the criminal justice in England; and expressed at the same time their ar dent hopes that he would complete what he bad so ably begun—the simplifying and amending the Criminal Code of Laws of the country. At a Meeting of the Vaoxhall Badge Company, on Saturday, the following were stated to be the Account of the Income and Expenditure• The Tolls for the last half year had been 27131.85. SJ. Dividends - on Stock 1041. Sale of 20001. Consols 16274 105.4 which, with other items of income, amounted to 4637 L 141. 6J.; of this had been laid out in weekly expenses 2821. les. 11d., Bridge expenses 2101. 3s. 9.1', Dividends paid 26601., 13 , nds paid off 4901.91. 3d., Balance in band and at Banker's 5991.95. 6J. A dividend of les. each Share was ordered. A Bill to regulate the sale of Lottery Tickets has passed both Houses of the New York Legislature, which provides that the selling of tickets in lotteries not authorised by the State shall be punished as • misde meanor. by fine and imprisonment, fixes the price of licenses to venders in NewlYork at 500 dollars—in Al bany 230 dollars, itc. and prohibits the sal• of tickets in shares. Flax IN Yoex.—About half-put one o'clock en- Se. turday morning, the warehouses belonging to • Mr. Seams, situate nearly at the end of Skeldergate, in York, were discovered to be - on fire.- An alarm was instantly given, which soon spread throughout the city. The city engines, that of the.Yorkahire Fire Office, and one from the Barracks, were procured, and so immense a crowd hastened to the place as to preclude the p ssi bility of supplying the engines with water from the river, although it was so near. The city patrol, and and a detschment of the 9th Lancers, now stationed at the Barracks, so effectually cleared the road, as to be l of the most infinite service. The fire continued to burn with great fury, threatening destruction to the whole range of bonding', until three of the engines were got upon vessels lying in the river, and the one belonging to the Yorkshire Fire Office into one of the cranes. By this means the fire was subdued about four o'clock, one isitlf of the building being then completely burnt dawn, the otber'half unroofed, and the fixtures and stock en• tirely consumed, the latter of which was worth abOut seven hundred pounds. ROYAL ACADEMY. • --....--. Saturday the Members of the Royal Academy their Anniversary Monier, at their apartments, iii knerset• place, a hich was attended by a numerios ass . ms blage of guests of the drst rank a n d t a l ent; amp .11 whom g uests lib Royal Highness the Duke of Basset, the Tarn' Chalk/gelo, the Archbishop of York; the French, R uss i an , Austrian, Prtmli Hanoverian, Portuguese, Swedish, Sicilian, Bavarian, War Saxon Ambassadors, Heron Humboldt ; the D I A" of Not pi Devegibps, Newr.astle, L)orset, Wellingtoo, Argyg ; m osu :! . iAa :sit, Camden, Lansdowne, Hertford, Londonder ry; Harrowhy. Spencer, Fremont, Borer, Grey, Gros. " gem DJFitiey, C.owper, Dartmouth, Gower, if L Ab er o wes Besseb a rry ; Viscounts Palmerston Goderiti. Ogareb, Dudley and Ward, Belgrave ; Bishops." Ham, , m, - 1 -: 1, - , y, cdt 4r , lie s hewer; Lords lifaryborough, Farnborocgh ; }La w, , C. Arbuthnot, G. Tierney ; H o .", 11111Mors Ibrahry, .1. Russell, Notthwleke, Cawdor, placket T "Z getden, Chief Junior of Common Plea., Chkf Baran; to n s ic . meswables, the Speaker, Master of the Rom, G. Canning, It. Peel: Surveyor sGeneral, Field Offlcer in Waiting. President of th e at r les W i. G A r ber ant cr , W ieenbte lli , sk A i."" gar ' Ribs; General Phipps, &A m ... a ; Bobrtkof control, Governor of the Bank, Chairman of the hen Compsny,Chairman of the Board of Customs, '1 faster and Warden of Dulwich College, Preddect of the Colkge of Phya s s ina; sirs Major. General H. Banbury, A. Home, J. swinbuene, Wil a s s i s s y Gordon, T. Bering, R. InglisJ. Stuart, J. Beckett, T. U. A c i s4 A. Carlisle; Rev. Hulwell Carr, Dr. WOO:a.t041; wanes 11 7 1 0 ,, 11. Henke', J. W. Croker, J. Watts Russell, R. Hart Davi. N, Ridley Colborne, G. Phillips, H. Brougham, S. Itegers, & H. Lb. 1 ington, J. Penn, F, Erecting, W Lock, J. Planta, ju iL R. c ars‘, C Hera's, R. Tonna. C. H. Terser. T. Campo i g, D o w " bra, P. Hoare, J. H. Green, &qrs. &c. &c. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE ARRIVALS. Barl and giantess of Beauchamp, in pnrtman-setura, from 111. dresSeld Court, War crater ; Sir Oswald, Lady Mosley and Font at their house la Gioucester.place, (rum Oar seat, S.dlters HamosSoffunishire ; Coptain and Mrs. Watson, from S Hien ! Watson's, Gipping Hall, Suffolk; .the Hon. Gentral 0' Ntn, Davies, M. P:. General, the Hon. Mrs. Mundt, and Fast, x Bell, gal. M.P. and the Hon. Captain Dunt.n, from Tunbridge, Wells; Sir James Langbant, Bart. is Latighani plate, wore Brighton • Rev. Robert Wilson, in Baker.arreet; 'L,r ton, In C.:ark-street, from Paris; Hon. J. Tisdall, in Cla:eserett, Hentelerogoare, from Baser; Osptain Orchard, io Gtet.o.eteet, Fut./ass, from Minorca; Major • Hire. in Clifford -:tac t . from Chatham; Captain Hervey,. in Arlington -street, nom Ihrblin; Captain Bamford Sayers, at Stevens's Hotel, from l'ator; Nlio r Stapleton, in Portland.plaft, from Hertford ; Captam B ro d tr i c k Simpson;lst Park.plaee, from Paris • Captain KnoOleys' it &everts's-Hotel, from Hertfordshire ; Captain Shanwen. in Cosa berland.strest. from Malta ; Major Wyndham, of tht Scots Gr.y 4 at Fladong's Hotel; Captain Row. in Bruton strict, fr.rtn burgh; Majoi Knight, in Broolt.oreet,from Csnterbuty C.pru, Porter, °Me fth Lancers, at Ibbetson's liutekfrum Vora; Csr, Murray, at the Union lime, from, Chaim:iota ; Capt. Whams, in Saville- now.- from Cock ; Major Wallace. in Grournoephs, front Paris; Mrs. Colonel O'Brjen, .in St. Jarges's-nrett, Loa Dublin; Major Oliphant, In • Brook -street, froni Paris; Colon nondarvis. in: St. Jarnes's.plan. from a tour ; laajor Forrester, h Daviesotreet, Berkeley-square, from Caoterbary ; capt. Almelo Houston, of the nth Hussars, in ivaccadilly, from linchtur; Cal, Davenport. In Dover.strett, from Bath ; Colonel frafford, at Pm ton's *n•L from Trafford Park ; Capt. Agar.la Dover.strest,km Bath; Major Chilren, in Burlirrorsouter, from Lyme Regis. CHANGE. lima Captain Bathurst, of the 7th Hussars. for Brighten; P. `Ma Lockwood, for proydon ; Lieut. Twain. of the Raid LA MM; f r Coventry; Captain all W, for Portsmouth; ibm Wahlt, a the Royal Artillery, for Dublin ; Cosa Guise, far Bslb some; itev..Mr. and Mrs. Whiphant. and Family. from the Me Hotel. fof lair, Middlesex ; the. Rev. Mt. and Mrs. Emma, ol Wally, (rasa ditto, for Leamington, Warwickshire. THE KING'S THEATRE. This Theatre was crowded to excess on S• night to r items the first appearance of Madame Pure. So early as seven o'clock a seat in the pit was not to be had, and the passages round were in consequence com• plete/y filled by those *lto were unable to obtain tutu and limg before Madame PASTA appeated.not a s:ngle box was nnoccupiied. The performance was the fi rst act of Tencrali asd the second act of Ro a teo and Cialielia. Madame Past was most enthusiastically greeted on her entrance. ' appeared to be in euelknt health, and is, we think,' more em loon point than last season. Her first scow Pubis-dace. and in grata phial," was particoluly he. Her expression and mode of acting were particularly hapry, and the great volume of her Yoke never vs heard with more effect than in the aria is Ditantipd. pli," in which she was encoted. Madame CA ItADOg sustained the character of Ainenside. She sang the ca. vatina " Come deice all', alma lie with much Pet* :alas, and a most beautiful neatoeis•:of execution; Rd la this she was much and deservedly applauded. In the second act of Romeo cad Giuliala, Madame PAM sang the celebrated air, Ombra adotala, w ith partial! tar pathos and expression, and appears to be as decide it favourite as she watt last seasdn. In the brilliant cat de we noticed, Moles* of Kent, Priem% Void r. Prince Esetbasy, Dikt Deveirldro. Duke and Dashers of banner ; Marquises Anskirh IhitiAilesb• , Tadao& Hortfeed.Claaricarde, Bristol, Go. n`alatella„ Ledden, Marquis and Marabou at Wenimhty; ilaralisnesistis Aglniney, Canwitarde, Wos* Ildieberft kaidamadoff7. lionbilsess 6 Vdryt DAMN: lawslimass4 i iiirsissis lasi Owswass: Uxbridge, Heedenak, . Werosudi. eds aoh i Westmorland, ThibmitiMe. ant Counter of Belfut ; Cow tosses Sktillekl. Ittatbenene. liariey, Yt. Amealo, Mansfietd. We?* eunuch, Daraastaa, ilswiabrop s Lords Bolgrave, De Dm": ..111e, Hervey, A. Hlll, Lard and Lady Gore, Lord and W 1 h SOlDeflet CountWourangti; Vieuents AM. Casdettegh, l * *Oh Lake, Palmerston. Granville ; Baran Walloon. Tuition Howard De Walden, Gwydyr, Montague: Baroness sraak , Sirs John Burgoyne, Thomas Mostyn, Francis Burdett, me m* Hope, George %maks, Clarks Morgan, W. Rooky, Ida Beckett. Thomas Lawrence, Jobs Leach, John Why. Sir_ 716 ° 1. wad Lady ; Ladles Grantham. km DeCr 4 "., Paget*, C. Poulin, C. Sta nh op il e a , li rreban . , Lambert, Graham, r Grevllk, H. Parker, Meyrick, Lady Dowager Anode& ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.-1411111THEWle Trip to Paris was honoured by an elegant audience an SiturdaY enn' ing, who departed highly delighted with his able a. ertions. ' - ----- Miss BATON is engaged by Mr. Aasoto for them suing season at the English Opera House, *he" grand Musical Entertainment is already in Ver a ' tine, under the superintendence of Mr. HAT'S. Mr. MIAMI has likewise a new Drama, in three acts, sad new -Fake, quite ready for the same Theatre. Lassos, accompanied by his wife and two childiw; 'intends to take a trill to Paris" at the e tline of Drulr Lane Theatre, where be will remain until the !caw' commences in September, when ,this son of islcom will again serve under the banners of his friend Pal"' A countryman driving a team, the whole of vhicb the fore horse was so fat, and the rest so were of Pharoaleslean kind, was asked by a portl y *annuls " 14 i ps o 1M muntryst replied, " The fore horse is is lawyer, sail ether. are his di O4 , BATONNIL—Sunday se'nnigh a sad accident t om place at the Commune of At. Jean le Vieux, In this departs° (Basses Pyrenees). Just as the worthy Priest of the Comma! had finlibed blase, the ?auk of the Church pee way and the rei fell in with a tremendous mash. A great number of pews:: buried in the ruins, and stmt or ten lost their, lives. females were most shockingly mutilated, and It wai with dir" 41 . ..,, that dm were extricated from the mass of stones heaped 0 1 7 ; yds. 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