Star. — London, England, 1820-05-25 00:00:00

LADY HEATHCOTt'S ASSEMBLY. The first Rout for the season was given by her I.24.4yship, On Tuesday evening, in Gro,venor-square, which was attended by a host of fashion. Five state apartments, on the drawing-room floor, and tour be low, were thrown open at ten o'clock i the party broke up at three in the morning. There Were present: The Duke of Wellington, the Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire, the Marquis of Camden and the Ladies Pratt, the blarchioness of Cholmondeley and Lady C. Cholmondcley; the Earls and Conntesses of Shaftesbury, Scarborough, and Ply mouth; the Earls Gower, Winchelsea, and Westmorland; the Countess of Sefton, Lord and Lady blolyneus the Countess of Harrowby and Lady Miry Ryder, the Duchess of Leeds, the ::ountess of Lonsdalc and the Ladies Lowther Lady A. L'elker, :he Count and Countess St. Antonio, Lady Elizabeth Fane, the Countess of Fortescue and the Ladies Fortescue, 'Mr. and Lady Anne Culling Smith, General and Mrs. Grosvenor, the Countess et Derby and Lady Mary Stanley, Sir Thomas and the ALsses Liddell, Viscount Sydney and the Misses Townshend, Lady seuart, Viscount Beauchamp, Lord Granville Somerset, Lady C. Whyte Melville, the Marchioness of Bath and Lady Thynne, hir• and bliss Finch, Lady d'Ameland and bladatue d'Este, tin! Countess-Dowager of Compel and Lady Charlotte l'indar, the Countess of Warwick and the Ladies Greville, the Earl of Brownlow and Mr. Cost, Lady ©actor and Miss Lowther, Captain and 7+lrs. Clifforil, Mrs. and Miss Wellesley Pole, the !Marquis and blarchione-3 of Lansdown, the Earl and Countess of Clare and Lady 'saber... Fitzgibbon, Viscountess Ossidston, Lady Carrington and the Mi , ses Smith, Mrs. Rots and Mr. Perceval, Lady and Miss Ramsden Mr. Mrs. and Miss Gosling, Lady and bliss Amherst, Lady ittlia Petre and Miss Petre, Lady Mary Petre and Miss M. Petre, Lady Say and Sele, and Miss Twisleton, Mr. and Lady Sophia Macdenald, Mr. and Lady S. Kent, Crs. !lent liaring and Miss Baling, Mrs. Free. mantle and :MN; ilarvsy, Mrs. and Miss Montagu, .31r. Mrs. and Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Fitzherbert and Miss Seymour, Lost Archibald Hatnilton. _ _ Lady Haisrucorc intends giving another splendid Rent ou Tuesday, and one t::e Tuesday following. MR& SCOTT MURRArS ROUT. • In Cavendish-square, on Tuesday night, a brilliant party 'net at this Lady's unique mansion, winch excels most others for taste and neatness. The drawing-rooms have been recently furnished in the most superb style. At three o'clock the party broke up. Among the company , present were—Many Foreigners of the first distinction, the Earl of Ozford and the Ladies Harley, Lord Mark Kerr a.:tl illiss Kerr, Lord and Lady Barrington, the Earl of Molesworth, Mr. and Mrs. litidgentut Simpson, Lady Louisa Call, and Lady Elizabeth Forbes, Lord Kelmoray and Mr. Needham, Mr. and 51rs. Massey Dawson, Lord and Lady Ashtown, Mr. and Mrs. Butler Danvers, Sir Edward and Lady Buller, Lady Trigge, Sir George and Lady Walker, Lady M. Wes!, Lord and Lady Dunstanville, Sir Jacob and Lady Astley, Sr Lumley Seeffington, Lady James Stuart, Sir Samuel Fludyer, Mr. and Mrs. Boucherett, Mr. and Mrs. Asheton The Duke of DEVONSHIRE entertained the Direc• tors of the Ancient Music, and a large party of dis tinguished personages, yesterday, with a (hand Diu ner, at Devonshire House. Yesterday, Prince and Princess ESTERHAZY en tertained Prince LICHTENSTEIN, and a select party, ith a grand dinner, at Chandos House. Monday Sir CHARLES FLoWER entertained at din :.cr his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, the Duke RtcrimoND, the Marquis of lIUNTLY, the Earl of WL,TMORLAND, Count MONSTER, and a select party of friends, at his house in Finsbury-square. The Marquis and Marchioness of HERTFORD gives a Grand Entertainment, to-morrow, in Manchester s,• i , uare to his Royal Highness the D u ke of CLAY( S NCE, e Duke and Duchess of Woad: crux, the Prince and Princess Paw. ESTERRAZY, and a number of ether distinguished personage=. The Countess of CAnssnvoy gives another splen dil Ball on Monday, the sth of June, at her =noon in Lower Grosvenor-street. The Earl of WESTMORLAND has issued cards for a Grand Party on the lstJune, at his house in Grosve nor-square. Lady GEORGE SEYMotIR has issued cards of invita tion for a Ball, on Mondzy, at Kent House, Kidghts bridge. Tottuwx entertains a pasty of persons of dis tinction on Sunday evening next, at his house in George-street, St. James's Park. Mrs. THOMAS DUNCOIIIIII gives a Ball on the 15th of June, at her house in Great Cumbeirland-place. Hon. Mrs. WEsr, gives a grand Rout, on the Bth of June, at her house, in Upper Grosvenor-street. The Anniversary of the Birth of the Earl of Alas mam.r. was celebrated at East Harling, on Tuesday, with much conviviality. The large room at the Nag's Head was decorated in a tasteful manner. At the 'upper end of the apartment was placed a half-length portrait of the Noble Earl, in a superb gilt frame, and on the left was suspended a fine full-length print of the late Mr. Fox, likewise in a rich 'gilt frame.— About five o'clock the company, one hundred and thirty-five in number , sat down to an excellent din ner ; the Honourable G. WaLreta in the Chair. In the course of the evening, Mr. Cotta, alluding to the Agricultural Petition, which had been put into his hands, observed, 4 , He was sorry to differ in opinion with them, and must say, that no good could be done by the Petition, until a reduction of taxes took place; nothing that Ministers could do would afford the Agriculturist any relief ; and with regard to Peti tions, he was convinced that many of them originated in other qtiatters, and had other ends than those hich they ostensibly aimed at." FASHION!! SLR ARRIVALS. Earl Whitworth and the Duchess of Dorset, at their house is z .. .,svenor-square, from their seat in Kent. The Earl and Countess of Darnley and the Ladies Bligh. at is house, Berkelersquare, from their seat, Cobham-h. dl, Kent. The Don. Mr. and Mrs. Cocianne, hum Brighton, at their b•.se in i ortman-square. At the Ilvde Part Hotel, &Ante-street—Captain and Mrs. I i,wtayne, from Edinburgh; Dr. A-. 117, from India; Mr. and 'Mr& Samuel Shore, from their seat, near Sheffield ; Mr. and Mrs. Sid.:nhlini Shore; Offey Shore, Esq. and Captain Park r. The Countess of AVEsrmeArn will leave town in a days, with Lady liosA Nuogsr, for Worthing, .:chere she purposes to re.i de for two or three months, c - . 1 account of Lady IZosils health. The costume of Cie 1.1...iw5. at the Drawing-Room el Thursday, the of ae, will be the same as en the Court day.: : •te MAJESTY'S time, with ts.e exception of w'.l;.h will be dispensed with. this na:ter 'felt very inconvenient, her .. - iAJl:sry was rely vatti ii. The coats will be white covered with .!st lace, or rich embroidery told or ..)bes plain, bodies very long pon•:•,! •• .• end behind ; the trains long • Jidered all round, and tiim rl;•3 wi:n Lice ; .:.-dress, lappets, and bandeaus largc of 14:Vel. 0;* C.•••Zilt kiteaCES6 bny l oti ion r hi E tN. i •1' C - 1 • C;) cl t . ' :i 4 l Ti).. WINDSOR, 111 :Y24. This afternoon his MAJESTY left the Cottage, in Windsor Great Park, for Carlton Palace. The KING is expected to return to the Cottage next week, and reside there duting Ascot Races. Yesterday his MAJESTY remained at Eton College for upwards of an hour. The KING then remounted his horse, accompanied by Sir B. BLOOMFIELD and General Sir W. Kitsinst.. The spectators then gave the Monarch three times three distinct.peals of huz zas► His MAJESTY rode through the streets of Eton and Windsor until his arrival at the Long Walk, when the Royal Party dismounted, and drove off in' a carriage to the Cottage.• When. the Salt-bearers stopped his MAJESTY on Windsor Bridge, and demanded their salt, the Ktzio was highly pleased with their accomplished address, and in the purse which was put into the bag, his MAJESTY'S contribution was discovered to be a 1:100 Bank-note—a most gracious present of a Monarch to a young man just entering Cambridge College from the foundation of Eton. The collection of the Salt-beaters and Servitors aitiounted to 1:1130—a sum unprecedented at any preceding Montem. The last collection was £Boo. This fund the young Gentlemen obtain to secure their establi,hment in College. THE ETON MONTE:IL The following are the names of the young Gentle men who formed the splendid procession Ad Montem : Mareschal Maturin. Lord Elplinclone, Sivewright, mi. North, Fawkes,nti. Vardon, Williams, ma. (Polish dresses). Muiicians. Captain Wilder, ma. Lord Fordwiclt, Farwell, Mr. Grey, Cox, mi. Attrees Turner, Moore, me. Page ( dresses). Serfrant-Majqr Packe. ma. Bradford, Yea. Berjeants--Still, Tov-ushend, Read, Plunkett, Blunt, ma. Lord Ingestre, Scott, Mitford, Ciifton, Praed, Hargreaves, Hill, Cooke,.ley, Hawkins, Tennant, D.!vereux, Freeman, Whitt-, ma. Mariham, Lord A. Cunyngham, Meade, ma. Flaxen, Mcade, mi. Hill. Cnlnnrl Outram, m 7. (zfrehery Dresses). Snow, ma. Kershaw, Mr. Stanley, mi. Palk, Beatinn, Weekes. .Pulemen—Le Mann, Thockeray, ma. Lloyd, Dansey. Curporals—Carter, mr.. Cocks. Polemen—Brown, Hughes, Moore, Boisragon. Corporals—Clough, Mr. Curzon. Polemen—Voules, ma. King, Coham, Sampson, ma. Corporals--Langham, ma. Purley. Folemen—Webb, Blunt, mi. Lofft, Astley. Corporal;—Sawyer, Trower. Polemen--.-Yonge, Thula:ray, nu. Luxmoore, Packe, mi. Corporals—Legh, Leigh. Polemen—Amsink, Young, Cocker, Dolby. Corporals—Grove, Longhorn, mi. Pulemenar- Lord Douro, Puller, Lord C. Wellesley, Val- _ larcey, Corporals--Belcher, Macdonald. Polemen—Sampson, mi. Casement, Weight, Hollis. Corporals—Blake, Mr. Legge. Polernen—Le Hunt; Greenwood, nil. Greenwood, sta. Brown. Corporals—Cox, ma. Lord Dunlo. Polemen—King, Kynaston, I.lrowilloW, Crooke. Corporals—Heneage, Lord Newark. Polemen—Jones, Heathcotc, Cranford, Fitzroy. Corporals—. Wellesley, ma. Ord. Polemen— Mr. Brodrick, lilarsham, mi. Lord S. Chichester,. Sir E. Blacken. Corporals--Froutie, Orde. roletnen—Campbell, Whalley, Jarrett, Michel. Corporals—Bland, Mr. Stewart. Polemen—Woodward, ma. Lowth, Mr. Lawless, Golightly. Corporals—Tayleur, ma. Trench, ma. Polemen—Moore, Hamilton, Pearson, Doyne. Corporals—Sherwin, Curtis, ma. Polemen—Bigg, Hooper, ma. Nicholl, Smith. Corporals—Curtis, mi. Sparke. rolemen—Wrthered, Turner, Harvey. ma. Steade. Corporals—Mr. Townshcnd, De Grey, ma. Polemer —Grove, Dupuis, Lane, Beachcroft. Corporals—Allvrood, nta. llr. Ashley, ma. Polemen—llooke, Wells, Arkwright, Hamond. Corporals—Mr. Bathurst, Llarham. Poletnen—Pr au, Itooke, ma, Delme, ma. Mr. Brabason. Corporals--Fane, Stanley, ma. Polemen—Thomson, Lord, Kingdon, Barker. Corporals—Deverell, Taylor, ma. Polemen-i--Bulteci, White, mi. Gladstone, mi. Becket, mi. Corporals—Taylor, mi. Jones. Polemen—Mr. Kinnaird, Blanc, Woodward, mi. Sanford. Corporals—Kinglake, Tayler. Polemen—Outram ' mi. Gore, Horner, Lushnigton. Corporals—Vallancey, ma. Wickham. Polemen—Hylton, Mr. Harris, ma. Kemmis, Mr. Harris, mi. Corporals—lsham, 1 yler. Polemen—.-St. Leger, Parker, Herbert, Kermit. Corporals—Simpson, Parr. Polemen—Hayes, Hawkins, Legh, ~sa. Petre Corporals—Lord Fincastle, Hoskyns. Polemen—Goding, Lacon, Lightfoot, Pearson. Corporals—Sutton, Walpole, ma.. Polemen—Clarke, Radcliffe, mi. Townsend, Williams. Corporals—Griffith, Woodhouse, ma. Pulernen—Biggs, Duffus, King, Wilmot, ma. Corporals—Owen, Norman. Polemen—Mosley, Battye, Suckling, Mickkthwait. Corporals—Hand, ma. Lord Seymour. Pulemen—Egerton, Aiwond, mi. Oom, Mr. Dillon. Corporals—Mr. King, Wellesley. Polemen—Fortescue, Tuffncll, mi. Wilbraham, Shadwell. Corporals—G urdon, Hallifax, ma. Polemen—Crampton, Pullin, Carew, Middleton. Corporals—Stanley, mi. Antrobus, mi. Polemen—Wilder, mi. Fable, Messner, Mr. Ashley, mi. Corporals—Mainwaring, Roberts. Musicians. Ensign Battiscombe, ma. Duke of Buccleuch, Lord J. Scott, Drury, Osborne, Hare, Battiscombe, mi. (in Highland dresses). Polemen— s.r R. Fletcher, West, Barber, Wright. Corporals—Shaw, Thornhill. Polemen—Beauman, Vansittart, Beauman, Hooper, mi. Corporals—Xoleridge, Protheroe. Polemen—Waud, mi. Wilmot, mi. Grant, De Blaquiere. Cot po: als—Champnes, Northey. Polemen—Ward, Clifford, Armitage, Mordaunt. Corporals—Parker, Phillpotts. rolemen—Gell, Wellesley, mi. Headlam, Tolmirg. Corporals—Clive, Walpole, mi. Polernen—lrby, Gascoigne, ma. Gascoigne, nisi Leveson. Corporals—Lawrence, ma. Radcliffe, ma. rdenten—Buckeridge, Frere s Phillips, Green, mi. Corporals—Tayleur, mi. Longhorn, min. Poiemen—Cavendish, Radelee, mitt. Sivewtight, ma. Walker. Corporals--Sugden, Beador. rolemen—Middlcton, Jesse, Roffey, Coffin, ma. Curpurals—Coe, Ilerefordi Polemen—Bell, Bridge. Corporals—Gladstone, ma. Mr. Mitfordi Poll:men—Roots, Roby. Cut poi - -ils-1 kips, Smyth. Polerntr.—Snow, mi. Wykham: • Corporals—;lay, Musgrave. Polernen--Wartier, Burrish. Curl rols—Biddulph, lfulton. I'olernen—B3rry, flood. Corporals—Scott, Roberts. rolernen—_Mundy, Moore, ml. Corporals—Bourne, Smith. Polemen— 1 3ent, Corporals—Moffat, liay7ey. Poletnen—Vreton, 1 w . Corporals—Becket, ma. Sullivan. Volemul—Legb, , . _ . tiitl ,ol ota e is n7 l3lrch, feta. kits, hit. • en—Bethell, Luke. • Corporals—Stuart, Moseley. Polemen—Voules, mi. Voules, min: Corporals--Smith, ma. Smith, mi. Polemen—Voules,.min. Bacon. Corporals—Scarlet, Wand, Ma. Polemen—Hoskins, Dowell. • ICorporals—Fairfaxi Chapman, Mi. Polemen—Dclphin, Ilaord. Cmiorals—Catter, rni. Robinson: Polemen—Sawbridge, Evans, mi. Corporal's—Denman,Pocklington. Polemen—Martelli, Mr. Flower. Curporalv--Ripponi Lord Chesterfield. Polemen--Clerk, Handley. Corporals—Stane, Mr. Trench, ma. Polemen—Brook, Fenwick, Corporals—Pickering, Meade, mi. Polemen—Sampson, mi. Hand, mi. Corporals—Cumberbatch, Jefferey. Polemen—Malcolm, Hooke, mi. Corporals—Evans, me. Mitrsham, ma. Polemen—Vidal, Munday. Corporals--Pinckney, Patteson. Polarnen—Purling, Caulfield. ' Corporals—Crosby, Wright. rolemen—Chearnley, Halifax, mi. Corporals—Ford, Price. Polemen—Tucker, Waring. Corporals—Goldie, Mundy. Polemen—Harvey, mi. Crutchley. Corporals—Knowlys, Ashby. Polemen—Broadhead, fni. Corbet, pa. Corporals—Jenner, Lord W. Graham. Polemen—Mr. Ashley, min. Booth, ma. Corporals—Sir S. Cilynne, Neve. Polemen—B. - soth, mi. Mr. Trench,. ma. Corporals—Fawkes, nta. Farquharson. Polemen-:—Delme, mi. Lawrence, mt. Corporals—Mr. Murray, Du I're. Polemen—Nutting, ma. Nutting, mi. Corporals—Nicholls, Lord Br uce. Polemen—Sandys, Dc Grey, nci. Corporals—Verner, Tennyson. Polemen—llooper, min. Campbell. Corporals—Dalton; Caldwell. . Polemen—lremonger, Loft. Corporals—Woodhouse, mi. Campion: Polemen—Taylor, Trench, mi. Corporals—Nugent, Estridge. Polemen—Delme, Corbet, mi. Corporals—Lewis, Walsbam. Polencan—Harmer, Frere. Corporals—Aislabie, Broadhead, ma. Polemen—Latham, Price. Corporals—Parker, Tulin...ll, ma. Polemen—Coffin, mi. Fenwick, mi. • (k)rporals---I.d. Wm. Panics, Eger:on. Polemen—Wright, Baker. Corporals—Green ma. Stevenson. Polemen—Wilson, Theed. Corporals—Crichton, Ilornby. Pulemen—Street, Williams , ma Fenwick, min. Corporal—Cox. Musicians. Lieutenant Thorpe. Heath, Fletcher, Apperley, Mundy. Salt-bearers—Wilmot, Mr. Stanley, ma. Servitors—Tucker, Flamank, Hamilton, Barnard, Nettleship, Beaks, Best, Durnford, Chapman, Platt, Chichester, Lucas. Steward, Carr. Dolphin, ma. Absent.:--Antrobns, ma. MiTavish, Cleasby, Myers, Manning, Streatfield, Pinney, Long, Bailbe, Montgomery, Jackson, Todd, Pe arson, Nott, Streatfeild, Stanfor. VERSES, OCCASIOSZO DV SEXING TAX PORTRAIT OF ♦ LONG-LOST rAvousits AISTRIAILITATID hall XLOPSTOCIL. SELINA ! yes, I view again A form still dear to me; While tears of rapture flow in vain, Alas! for 'tis not she! Oft have I wish'd myself that rose, Entwin'd amidst thy hair-A. That well-known robe of blue, which flows Around thy bosom fair ! But, most of all, that love-lorn flower, The pansie, marled with jet; Which, trod by thee in youthful hour, Expied beneath thy feet ! When Ev'ning's dusky shadows fall, And CruntrA lights the sky, I roam 'neath yonder ivy'd To think of thee and sigh ! By ev'ry myrtle bower green, Where we have twin'd the wreath By ev'ry transient bloom of Spring, That adds its fragrant breath ! Dear Portrait, thou canst not deceive! The guileful task forbear ; 0, change it, Hrav'rt! and let me live, And bid herself be here ! UICOLA. Cutvrxrr, the jockey who rode Sailor, the winner of the Derby Stakes, at the late Epsom Races, netted more than ae3ooo by his dexterity. Sailor owes his birth to Scud, his dam by Tempest, and proved victorious in a storm I DUEL.—A meeting took place early yesterday morning, in a field on the verge of Kennington Com mon, between R. D. C—T—w —n, Esq, a sporting Gentleman from the North of England, and P. S. W—st--z,, Esq. a Citizen. The dispute which led to the meeting originated in the former having used scurrilous language to the latter, relative to a dis puted bet upon Pindarrie and Sailor, for the Derby Stakes. The first fire was ineffectual; but in the second, Mr. C. was severely wounded in the upper part of the hip, but the ball fortunately did not lodge. PIGEON SHOOTING.—At the Second Meeting of' the Midgham Pigeon Club, on Monday, no less than one hundred and two birds were killed in one hundred and ten shots. Four of the Members killed upon the average nineteen birds from twenty. one ; and the Gen tleman who is the best shot in the Club killed but sixteen from twenty-one, and an ordinary shot killed twenty-four in succession. Mr. TIIORPE won the silver cup and cover in shooting off the tie of nine teen with Mr. WADDINGTON. • The Commissioner of the Insolvent Debtors' Court resumed his sittings yesterday, at the Sessions House, Westminster. Our Reiders will recollect, that the sittings of the Court were suspended, in consequence of an omission in the temporary Act. This omission is now about to be supplied in a continuatory Bill in progress through the House of Lords, and which contains a clause of indemnity to the Commissioner for sitting, while the Bill, which as a matter of course, is pending Parliament. The Commissioner, anxious to give relief to unfortunate debtors, has resumed his sittings to hear cases, but not actually to discharge prisoners until the new Bill is passed; but the Mai std of the King's Bench Prison is the only Officer .who has brought up prisoners in pursuance of the•or der of the Court. fhe other Governors of Prisons in the Metropolis refuse until the Bill shall pass into law. ' -7 t . k•E Aiigk: • Lieutenant• Colonel Pittt.t.of, of the hop' Ara; lery, is appointed to command in Canada. He w;11 join Major CIIESTEIt'S Company at Cot k, and proceid thence to America. • The Colonelcy cf the Stth Regiment is vacant by the death of General BERNARD. The 6th Dragoons, under the command of Colonel STRArroN, were inspected at Gort, on Monday se'n night, by Major-General-Sir Jous ELLIir. They are toleave Gort for Longford, and are to be replaced by the Scotch Greys. NAYAL INTELLIGENCE. The Benlorriond, lying at Greenrcli, cleared out on Saturdayfor Quebec. She had on FrAty nvirnirg 1:0 passmgert, and the Captain expected about 50 More. A oun.b.:r of them were country servants. Tuesday se'nniglit, the Britannia, of S:tn:trims.l, sailed from that port, with 96 passengers, for Qn:br.•c. Extract of a Letter from New Providence, dated the 15th of February On Wednesday last, Mr. JOHN SYMONETT arrived here from Andros Island, bringing with him a person who call himself REYNA! DO DIUMLLE. It appears that this man, with five others, arrived at Andros island in a boat, stating themselves to he the crew of an American vessel wrecked on the isaae Hocks; but other circumstances which occurred / induced hint to suspect that DELVILLE was one of the env/ of a piratical ves. sel captured lately at Green Key, which proved to be the case, for after their being examined at the Police Office, DFLvittis acknowledged to have been on board the Jenne Creole, but only as passenger, carrying dispatches from General Lorca, of Texas / to Sir Gaitcos Maccamba. Diti.vit.r.x appears to be a shrewd and intelligent man • he also states, that he has a Commission from some of the So uth: American States. After this decr_traticn he was committed to prison." The Lady UorrinAon, now In the Downs take* out as a pas.. senger Sir It. Orxr.ry, appointed Chief Justice of the Island of Ceylon. The Tanjore, which sails from the Downs at the same time, has several Missionaries on board, for'Columbo. The following ships form the squadron now in the Indian Seap s VIZ. MINDEN, 74, flag ship ; LIVERPOOL, .^.O; TOPAZ?, 36; EDEN, 24; DAUNTLESS, 26; CARRON, 20; and Curium 18. FALstouTir, MAY 23.—Wind le Lady Ara bella packet, for Lisbon ; anti Lord Chesterfield packet, for the Islands, each with a Mail; also the Liberty, BLANCHETY, for London. 1 1 1.1-mourn, MAI- S.E.—Sailed the Zeepardi Dutch frigate, for Batavia. . PORTSIIOIIH MA v 24,—Wind S.—Arrived his Majesty's ship DRIVER, erom Plymouth; and Nile, MANLEY, from the Downs for Bristol. Sailcd the Uddart, Ars:Amt.:, for Quebec ; Hbpe, FLINT, for Madras; Pitt, —; and Queen, GRAHAM, for London. DEAL., MAY 24.—Wind S.W.—Catr: • down from the River and sailed last night, the Oakeq, Acnxas:•N, frlm St. Vincent's. Arrived and sailed for the It:ver,the Ann, HAM:LTON, from ,Tai maica •' and the Providence, LEITH, from Limerick.?--Renaains in the Downs, the Lady Bort ingdor, LINING, for Bombay. 11AAWI4f t MAT 24.—Arrived the Henry Freeling packet, with a Mail from Cuxhaven.—Sailed the Lady.Nepean packet, for Cuxhaven; and Lord Nelson ditto; for Holland, each with' a Mail.—Wind W. GaAvamln, MAY 24.—Sailed the Windsor Castle, Lax, for Madras. Livnarom, May 21.—Arrivcd the Sterling, Barticave, from Manilla and the Isle of France ; Brahmin, .loNrs, from Charles= ton; and the St. Peter's, MottErt, from Dantzic. Holm, MAY 23.—Arrived the Speedy Packet (transport) from Jersey, with part of the 19th Regiment of Foot on board. • GRAYFSEND, MAY 23.—Arrived the Airy Vella N Agenoria, BLACK; Lady Keith, BO YD ; and George, RUDDOCE, from Darn = zic ; Hannah, A IRKY , from Kid; Juliana, OGILVIE, from Polo Penang; Scotia, Nizaaes, from Wismar.; George's Adventure, Founts? from Gottenburgh ; Ruby, Tatum; Vestal, Arama ean; and Lucinda, TH REA OW F.LL, from Memel; Favourite, Nowt ; and Jason, Wormy, from Carlscrena ; Rachael, (7natsa wire, and Albion, HALL, from Hamburgh; Three Sisters, FROST, and Duke of Kent, Poulos, from Rotterdam, and Union, CH RISTIE, from Riga. Alum/as—At Hull, the Amalthea, Chew, from Pilla'a. At the Humber, Samuel, Barnet, from Memel. At Rostock, Furst ' Blucher &ehman, from London. At Cuxhaven, Indiana; Smidt, from Messina; Mercurius, Boyeson, from Malaga; Deux Julies, Lagnean, from Madeira ' • Milo, MiCormick, from Philadelphia; and Mackatel, Dr la Rue, from Bahia. Currom-Horsz, MAY 23.—Ships Entered inwards—The Ann, from Cork • Albion, from Dantzic; Rising Sun, from Dantzic; Margaret, from Saloe; Luna, fr s om 'Harlingen ; Industry, from Colchester; Union, from Jamaica; Elizaath, from Pernam- Disco ; Eliza, from Glasgow; Prosperous, from Calais; Thames, from Madras ,• Norval, front Jamaica; Margaret, from Care Castle ; Paekt-t, ront Dublin ; Ann, fr om Cork ; Me chanic, from Virginia; Alexander, from Dantzic ; and Lord Wellington, from Batavia. Entered Outwards—Marie Therese, for Rouen; Three Sis.ers, for Petersburgb • Richmond, fcr In dia ; Fortitude, for Dantzic ; 13erhice, for Hamburgb Cottager; for Newfoundland; and Charles, for Rouen. Cleared Outz wards—Atalanta, for Hamburg!' ; Regent, for Cork ; Mary; fur Cape Castle; Alfred, fur Constantinople; and Mary, for Archangel. MAY 24.—Ships Entered Inwards—Duke of Kent, froni Rot.; terdam ; Three Sisters, from Rotterdam; Hannah, liom Kiel; Union, from Riga ; Vissey, front Worcum ; Zephyr, from Ja,. maica ; Lucinda, from Memel; Albion, from Hamburgh; Ruby, from Memel ; Scotia, from Weimar ; Aire, from Dant zic; Lotus, from Calcutta; Rachel, from Hamburgh; Ann, from Flbing ; George, from Dantzic ; Vriendschap, from Wor e= ; Maria, from Memel; Jason, from Charleston; Agenoria, from Dantzic ; Vestal, from Memel ; Lively, from Harlingen ; Woodhurne, from the South Seas; and Boyne, from Calcutta: Cleared Outwards—Regent, for Rio* Janeiro; Britannia, fur Hamburgh; Old Maid, for:Jamaica ; Fanny, for Leghorn. An Inquest was held yesterday, in Norton-street, Portion& place, on the body of Miss Dalton, aged four years, who was crushed to death by a piece of timber felling on her, out of a team, while she was endeavouring to pass it.— Another rnquest was held at St. Giles's Worki.ouse, on the body of J. Griffiths, a bricklayer's labourer, who was killed by falling from the up per story of a house in Brownlow-street, Drury-lane. Verdict in both cases—Acciden tal Death. A serious affray took ph.ce on Satur&y evening at the Rcd Lion, at Egerton, between two men whu n 4 been drinking till a quarrel ensued, during which one of them stabbed the minx with a knife above the hip bone, and he now lies in a hopeless state. The perpetrator was t..ken into custody. It is under stood he has a wile and four children; and the person who was stabbed has a wife :.rd five. On the night of Friday las!, the house of Mr. Corrtucaov, at Stent, about seven miles frt m E s )m Race Course, was beset by a gang of thieves, seven in number, and some of them druLk. They forced an entrance, and made their way up stairs, where they found Mr. COPPIINJOY and his wife in bed, with a burning. They fastened the door, and setting two to watch below, they ransacked the house of /90 in money, two watches, and several articles of plate. They then locked a man and ma.d servant in the room with their master and mistress, and de camped without using violence to their persons. A trial was yesterday made at the Brewery of Messrs. BARCLAY and Co. of Mr. JOSIAH PAuxes invention for the consumption of smoke in steam engines and other furnaces. TI e application had been made, in the short space of five days, to the , e` distinct boilers, and we have the pleasure to say th.,t it completely succeeded, to the er . tire satisfaction the respectable Proprietors, and to that of Mr. A. TAYLOR, who had brought the matter before tYe House of Commons, with a view of leictting the M, tropolis from the intolerable nuisance of smoke arising from the numerous furnaces. ' Thir. were also pr, - sent the Earl of ROSSLYN, the Earl of Haltmoo a Mr. K. FINLAY, MT. PEPLOE, MT. MoN raw' (Pit vost of Glasgow), Mr. S. TURNER, Mr. TANCRED, and others, who all expressed their perfect e,)nvic r tion, that by this easy, cheap, and certain means, all the evils complained of; by the establishment of ma. nufactories requiring furnaces, may be removed. - -.• -I I