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BRIGfITON, APRIL 16. :~ The health of our beloved SovxftztoN continues rood. His MAJESTY yesterday, from about an hour atter noon, was on her.;eback, until nearly. six o'clock in the evening. His MAJF.STY was accompanied by Sir BE CTAMIN BLOOMFIELD, and followed by one servant only. The route chosen was the Downs west ward; the romantic prospect from the Devil's. dyke, and • its pure and salubrious atmosphere, commonly obtain for it, with the KING, a decided preference. Wo have seldom seen his MAJESTY look more cheer ful.. and altogether :letter, than on this occasion. The rest affectionate salutations met him ; the people re ;oiceti at beholding him ; his presence seemed tZ' dif fuse one universal feeling of gladness. His MAJESTY had returned to the Palace but a few minutes, wheo the Duke of YORK arrived, with whom he took din ner. much refreshed by his exercise, and with an ex cellent appetite. In the evening, the Earl and Conn. of Mexsionottont, the Earl and Countess of WAR vac!, and a select party of Nobility, joined the Royal mite, when music became the leading feature of the entertainment. Divine Service was performed this morning at the Palace, in the presence of his MAJESTY, the Com mANDER-IN"-Cille11, and Royal suite, by the Deputy Clerk of the Closet. The Duke of YORK was on the Steyne, and in se veral parts of the town, before dinner to-day. His Royal Highnes:, is in excellent health. The Km; has confined his airings to-day to the Palace Gardens. The Duke of Yont takes leave of his MaJarty, to return to London, to-morrow. His MAJZSTI will leave us, for Carlton Palace, in a few days. There will be a Concert of Sacred Music at the Palace this evening. The invitations are more select than numerous. The MarlboroughLrow apartments will not admit of large assemblies. The evening parties, therefore, have been varied, to give our resi dent Noblesse no serious cause for regret. Indeed, onur beloved MO 4A NCH is actuated by generous mo tives in all his determinations and actions. We learn that there is not to be a Court held at Carlton House on Monday nest. His MAJESTY will come to town, but he means togo to Windsor to pay a visit to her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA. The Nobility and Gentry will leave their names at the Palace. every preparation is making in the department of the Master of the Horse for his MAJESTY s going in State to open the new Parliament. In consequence of the Court Mourning, the state horses will not be de corated with ribbons as they generally have been upon these occasions. It is reported in the Court circles, that her Royal highness the Duchess of GLOOCILSTER will hold a Drawing-room at the Palace of Buckingham House, on the 27th instant. _ _ _ Lady CASTLERLAGN, accompanied by the Hon.' Miss FrrzitoT, left town yesterday morning for his Lordship's seat, at North Cray. Her Ladyship will return to town to-day. Lord CASTLEREAGH gives two grand entertain ments to his Parliamentary friends, previous to the opening oldie Session. The first will take place on the 21st inst. and the second onthe following day, at has house, in St. James's-square. Mr. TIMMS'S has, it seems, been for some days at Brighton ; and report says, has, 'during that time, been honoured with a Royal audience. The Msrquis of LANSDOWN had a select dinner party yesterday at Lansdown House, Berkeley-square. The Dowager Countess of ESSEX had a card party yesterday evening, at her house in Curzon-street. Hon. Mrs. Romano?" had a select fashionable parry yesterday evening, at her house in Privy Gardens. We are sorry to• state, that the Duchess Dowager of NoartrususzaLann still continues alarmingly ill at Lord GWYDIR . S seat, Langley Park. The Duke and Duchess visit their afflicted relative every day; and his Grace frequently remains at Langley the whole night. Frince PAOL ESTERRAZT relinquishes Chandos 'louse for the superb mansion at present occupied by the Duke deSAs CARLOS, in Portland-place. His Excellency the Duke will give up the possession of it about the latter end of the month. The Duke of SAN CA RLOS has given notice to all his howehold domestics and tradespeople, that he shall dispense-with their services the latter end of this mon.h. His Excellency is making every prepara tion for his departure. The election of a Member of Parliament for the county of Orkney took place at Kirkwall, on the sth instant. The Candidates were Jow Baceoon, Esq. of Tienabay, and RICHARD B. J. HONTMAN, Esq. eldest son of Bir WII. lIONYMAN, Bart. when Mr. BAureva was elected by a considerable majority, FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. Admiral Douglas and family, at Marshal Thompson's New Hotel, Cavendish-square, front the Grove, Beaconsfield, Bucks. John Holl, Esq. at ditto, front Beverley, Yorkshire. R. S. Hurst, Esq. at ditto, from Stunford. The Earl of Abergaverny, at his house in Be:leley-square, from his seat, Eridge Castle, Susses. The Earl and Countess of Derby, at their house in Grosvenor square, from a visit to Prince Leopold, at 'Clareu:ont. Colonel Vansittart, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's -street, from his seat in Setts. The Dowager Countess Calloway, at her house in Davies street, ller%tiey-square, from a tour. Lord William Fitzgerald , at his house in Lower 13erktley• strait, from a tour. The r.arl of Arran, yesterday, at his ho.isc its Dovcr-street, from his .rat in Sussex. John. Smith, Esq. at the Royal Hotel, St. Jamo's-street, from Br;g:i;on. John Cooke, Esq. at ditto, from bis seat in Leicestershire. "Major. General Sir Thomas fliisbane, K.C.D. Lady Brisbane, ar..! MLA WDougall, at Cork on the Ilth instant. ARRIVALS AT Eigyavacs.--The. Earl of Leven, Lord Saltoun, Jimvs 13 Lifour, Esq. and Lady Balfour, H. G. Leslie, Esq. and Mrs. Leslie, David Anderion, Esq. and Captain Duff. DEPARTURES. - - - Litmtenant General Bonham, il;;.llonham, and family, from ohipsui.'s Sew Hotel, Cavendish-square, to Great WArley, The Earl of Dartmouth, from his house in Berkeley-square, to sJat, Sandwell-ball, Staffordshire. Lord Fitzbarris, from Hill-street, Berkeley-square, to his t!'•it, ll:ten-court, Hants. 'I he Earl of Thanet, from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, t• his seat in Kent. The Earl and Countess of Waldegrave and family, from Gril -1 Albemarle.strsmr, to their seat, Strawberry-hill. 1 / 4 (1 Sithuouth, from his h'•use in Cliffurd.street, to bis seat, i -hrnontl-park. Ihtra st7t; acs rims Evasstmou.—The Earle of Llopetoun, El and Lord Torphichen. THE ARMY Thursday, the grenadier co.npany of the 80th Re• giment, under Captain Wor.m, with colours and band, marched into Edinburgh C.►stle, from Aberdeen. The 79th Regiment of Hig'rlanders, now in bar racks at Plymouth, are a En: body of men. The 95th Highlanders was the last Regiment of the kind that lay there, and afterwards ent to' New Orleans. WEYMOUTH, APRIL 14. Many of otir fashionable and military visitors hav ing understood the great degree of perfection which the 16th Regiment of Lancers, stationed at Radipole barracks, had attained in executing the new mode of attack and defence, and 1 avirg expressed a wish 'to he present in witne,sill its a I! oizness, Lieutenant- Colonel NICRRAY (commanding 4 very politely issued his orders to Lieutenant GRIME to assemble a cer tain number of Lancers and Swordsmen in the Riding School, to perform this exercise. Tuesday last was the day fixed on, and the morning being propitious, a large party of Nobility and Gentry were present to behold the dillferent mauceuvres. The troops selected went through the various attacks and evolutions in a manner which excited the astonishment of this respect able assemblage, and reflected the highest credit on both Officers and men. Lieut. GRIMES, the Riding- Master of the Regiment, had the arrangement of this military trial of skill—an Officer-.of loug-t: ied merit, and a perfect disciplinarian in.the management and exercise of both men and horses. As soon ss the ride, &c. was finished, the company retired, and were conducted to the Mess-room by Lieut.-Colonel MuanAir and • the Officers, to partake of a most elegant doitini, consisting of the choicest viands, fruits, &c. enlivened also by the martial airs of the excellent Band. At three o'clock the whole sepa rated, highly gratified with the morning's enjoyment. Among this assemblage of rank and fashion, we par ticularly cb4rved, Lord Jobn and Lady Somerset, Lady Johnstone, General Sir Lo6us and Lady Otway, Major and Mrs. Pane, M.P. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, M.P. Sr John and Lady Meads, Sir 11. t)Islow, Colonel, Mrs. and the Misses Yorke, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. liev..ard, Mr. Baker, Mrs. and the Alis,es Radcliffe, Mrs. and the Misses Jenenne Mr. and Mrs. 11. M. Wardle, Misses Willis, Mr. aad Mrs. Ba stard, &c. &c. &c. SPORTING. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY. wituT. ge to 1 agst Pindaree (taken) 11 to 1 agst Hoopoe • at to 1 agst Sailor 1C to 1 apt The Duke 6i to 1 agst Arbutus 14 to 1 agstTooee OAKS. 2* to 1 agst Sorcery (taken) I 7to I agst Ilr:Je 7 to 1 agst Marianne 10 to 1 agst Reserve NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 1820. /10//DAY, APRIL 17. Duke- of Grafton's Miracle, Bst. 41b. beat Mr. Thornhill's Shoveler, Bst. 71b. T. Y. C. 200 gs. h. ft.-7 to 4on Miracle. Duke of Portland's Tiresias, $ t. 101 b. heat Mr. Fox's Pacha, Bit. 31b. R. M. 300 gs. h. ft.-5 to 2on Tiresias. Sweepstitkes of !Dugs. each, Bst. 51b. T. Y. C. Sir J. Sbelley s Calchas, brother to Corms 1 Mr. Payne's c. by Crispin, out of Zoraida 2 Duke of Rutland's c. by Haphazard, out of Elizabeth Two paid-5 to 4 agst Calchas-2 to,l agst Crispin. Lord Suffield's Comical, Bst. 51b. beat Duke of Rutland's c. by Waiy, Bst. D. M. InOgs. h. ft.-11 to 8 agst Comical. Mr. Cdney's Barmacide, Bst. 1 21b. beat Mr.Thornhill's Spring. gun, Tst. 41b. .Ib. M. 200 gs. h. ft.--5 to 2on Barmacite. Lord Suffield's colt by Vandyke Junior, agst Mr. Wortley's colt by Haphazard, Bst. 41h. each, Ab. M. loOgs. h. ft. (dead htat).—.l to 4 agst colt by Vandyke Junior. Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, colts, Rst. 71b. fillies, Bst. 21b. B.C• Lord bus's ch. c. Euphrates, by Quiz 1 Mr. Neville name, hinancicr, by Treasurer 2 Lard Grosvenor', b. c. Aldford, by Pavilion 3 Mr. Payne's c. Shreckhurn, by brother to Wanderer Dlr. Hunter's b. c. The Dominic Mr. West', b. c. Crack-a-Rattan, by Poulton Six paid.—The Judge placed but three. Four to 1 agst Euphrates. Financier, and Aldford-5 to 2 agst Shreckhorn. • Sweepstakes of 200g4. each, h. ft. Bst. 41b. D. M. Id Stawell's c. Anti-Gallican, by W.IX), walked over. 14 &swell and Mr. Cdney agreed to divide the forfeits. Sweepstakes of lOrsgs. each, h. ft. Bst. .Ilb. • T. Y. C. . . _ . .. .. lAI Warwick's - f. by SAin, dam by Kill Devil rec. D. of Rutland's f. Emmeline, by 'Waxy, out of Sorcery pd Id G. 11. Cavendish's f. by Middlethorpe, out of Ear•ssa, pays 20gs. The Wcodcot-Green Stakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. for fillies, ilst.-41b. then rising three years old. Ab. Mr. Vanslttart's The Due, by Sorcerer, out of Jerboa rec. Mr.l...ake's by Iledley, out of Grumarie pd Mr. Northey s (dead) by Iledley, out of Curlew's dam pd Mr. Dundua's by Itubens, out of Witch of Eador pd Mr. Neville's (dead) by Ruben., out of Isis pd Mr. Thornhill's C. Suitor, by Scud, out of Goosander, rec. ft. thm Ld StaweWs c. by Blocher, Bst. 716. each, Ab. M. SOOgs. h. ft. Mr. 13ouveries Andrew, abt. 41b. rce. 50gs. from 1). of Rut land's leerier, Ist. 101 b. D. M. 100,r, GOLD STICKS. Gold sticks! hew they make 'em, I never could tell, For gold there is none, a.; we know very well; But, if the Erektguer has metal to mix, The Ifinistry clearly can furnish the &nets ! A PIELICTION ODDLY FULTILI.F.D.—In Nixon's Cheshire Pro phecies there are the following lines : " When the Monument shaU be brought to the Tower, " Then shall fall Rebellion's power !" Dauer-LANE.—Mr.KEAN made his re-appearance last night at this Theatre, in the character of Ole Third : he received a warm welcome from a crowded house, and obtained throughout his per formance the same gratifying testimonials of public favoiir that have hitherto marked his career on the boards of this Theatre. COVENT-GARDEN.-Mr. BOOTH made his second appearance in the arduous character of king Lear, and was honoured with the applause of a numerous and genteel audience. WATER MONOPOLY.—A numerous and highly re spectable Meeting of the inhabitant householders of the parishes of Mary-la-bonne, St. George's, and St., James's, was held yesterday at Willis's limbs, King stfeet, St. James's-square. At one o'clock, J. FREE MANTLE, Esq. M.P. took the Chair. The Meeting was called by the Anti-Monopoly Water Association, for the purpose of considering the best means of re sisting the attempts of the West Middlesex Water Company. A series of Resolutions were unanimously agreed to, expressive of the Association's determina tion of procuring redres.s either by legal proceeding or by Parliament. A Committee of 21 Gentlemen was formed, with power to appoint necessary Officers, and for rnairiging the Subscriptions. The Meeting then adjourned, previously to which a liberal sub scription was entered into. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • - The East India .Company's ship Thnmas Glints was Witt. 2. 6. long. 20. 6. W. on the tOth February, all well. Yesterday the dispatches for adras- and Bengal, try the ship Coromandel, were closed at the East-India House, and delivered to the -Master of that ship. Passengers per Coromandel.—For Madras—Mrs. Boddam, Misses C. M. and Ft. 13oddam, Lieutenant Morgan, Mr. Bay ley, Cadet.—For Bengal—Messrs. Davidson; h:acleod, and Steuart, assistant-surgeons; hlesars. Duff and. Thrie, free mariners; Mr. J. S. Clarke; Mrs. Smith and chihken ; Mr. Hopper, Cadet; Messrs. Wall and Campbell, voluoteers, yilot service. The East India Depot is immediately to be removed again to the Isle of Wight and the regular East India ships will in future call at Portsmouth for passengers and their final dispatches. — This alteration takes place in consequence of the inconvenience and insecurity of the anchorage in the Downs. The Itinchania, Klein, from Marseilles to Cette, foundered off Sardinia early last month. Crew saved. The Peggy and Ann, from St. Übe's to Sligo, has arrived at Vigo, leaky, and rudder damaged. The Phcenis, from Caracoa to Marseilles, has arrived at Cag liari, with bowsprit damaged. FALMOIIIII, Aram N.N.W.—Sailed the Lady . ' Arabella packet, with a Mail for Lisbon. Porrsmourn, Aram 17.—Passed by fer London, the Brissett, Rows, from Dominica, out forty-two days: she has landed her passengers here. Sailed the Friends, Hoswis, for London.— Wind West. • The friends arid admirers - of Sir WALTER SCOTT, of Abbitsfoid, Bart. in 'this town and neighbour hood, met here yesterday; to celebrate his accession . to his new dignity. GEORGE CRAIG, Esq. was in the Chair. The company, to the number of fifty - , sat down to a most excellent dinner, in Mr. Scarfs new Intl, Upon Sir WALTER'S health being drank with enthusiasm, the following song, composed by a Gentleman of the company, was sung •in great style by Mr. A. 1.-ItsLor, to an enraptured audience, highly delighted that their feelings should have been embodied in verse on such an interesting occasion. Under the mighty Minstrel's shac.!e, harmony hal lowed the evening's enjoyments. The Thames, lung of Britain the glory and pride, Must now yield to Scotland and lovely Tweedside; For the harp lies unstrung in fair Twickenham's bow*, And the ruses of Windsor have shed their last !bower ! The Muses, disgusted with bustle ar.d noise, Have fled to fair Scotland's sweet pastoral joys; • On the banks of the Yarrow their gambols are seen, Where Hone leads the dance in the Wake of the Queer 1 But chiefly, 0 Tweed, on thy green grassy vale, They love thy sweet breezes of health to inhale, Where the Abbey of Mei; ose raises its head, And Abbotsford rises the grace of th: Tweed ! All hail then, sweet hlinst:el, the pride of our cliane, Whose song lifts the soul to fair Virtue sublime ! • May the Muses, evraptur'd, long lighten this e hours, • And en the mild ev'nirg of life shed their flowers ! To thee has the power and the blessing been given, To lighten the Earth with the halo of Heaves ! To burst through the clouds of detnstion that rise, And shine through the shades of the deepest disguise! While Tweed shall roll on in her sylvan career, Thy name shall be hunoar'd, and hallow'd thy bier ; While the peasant shall point to thy turrets sc fair, And say the great Minstrel, Sir WALT'S, dwelt there !' DEAL, MAIL 17.—Wind E.—Came down from the River and sailed, the David Scott, Waaniscrox, for Madras and Ben gal ; the Brilliant, Yoga, for the Cape of Good Hope; Or! Sylvia, Pint; for Rio Janeiro; the Pursuit, JAMISON, for Havre; the Arno, Cnow, for Naples; the Hope, Baroas; Bless ing, Cuatirsa; arid the IFrinsburg, CLAYISOLN, for Quebec. — Five e'Clucl—Quite calm. Hamlett, Arau. I 7.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Beaufoy packet, from Cuxhaven, and Prince of Orange ditto, front land, each with a Mail. SCARROROVOII, APRIL 16.—The Commerce, Rem, of Sher ringhatn, was ran on board of by the Aboyne, of Aberdeen, near Robin Hood Bay, last night, and has put in here to repair, having received considerable darnagP. Livearoor., APRIL 16.—Arrived the Thomas Wilson, How- LAND, from New Orleans; Edward, Lowny, from Maranham; Arab, Doasos, from Trieste; Hope, M‘KENZIE, from Terceira; Charles, SMITH, front Oporto; Picton, MoLtasko, from Cadiz; Lancaster, BullialAßT, from Philadelphia; Johann}, --, front Bremen; Wilhelmina, REFCH ' from Dantzic ; and Union, CLARK. from Savannah. The Grand Turk, from Wilmington for this port, was spoken with on the 7th of April, in lat. 50. 1. long. 21. 24. out 27/ days. She had spoken the Prince Regent, from this port for North America, out 27 days, with loss ui fore topmast and bowsprit. ARRIVED.—At Tobago, the John, Buschman ; London, Dun can ; Vittoria, Montgomery ; and Jane, Keith, from London. At Barbadoes, Dorothy Foster, —, from London ; and je mima, Batters, from Dublin. At Havre, Jeune Henri, from Liverpool. At Rouen, Jcune Henri, from Lo:idon. At Cux haven, Perseverance, Maughan ; and Atalanta, King, from London. In the Clyde, Isabella; from Jamaica. At Constan tinople, Mary and Eliza, Phillips; and Sultan, Yeoman, front London. L.4IV.4RK ELECTION. THE LORD PROVOST OF GLASGOW, AND MR. OWEN OF NEW LANARK. Friday, March 31. The whole of the inhabitants of this town having unequivacally declared themselves in favour of Mr. Owes:, and their Town Council having (by a majo rity of 13 against seven) chosen Mr. MoNTErrit as their Delegate, all looked with anxious expecta tion to the events of to-day. Although the morning was rainy, a considerable body of men, from Old Lanark, went down with banners ,and music to Mr. OwEN'S residence (Brasfield), and drew him and the Linlithgow Delegate, and his friend, in a carriage, up to the town. Lyon their reaching the Council room, which can contain but few persons, a general exclamation of " Open Court"—" Freedom of Elec tion"--and " Adjourn to the Church !" came from all parts of the crowd. In order that the business of the day might proceed peaceably, the Delegates re moved to the Elder's seat, and the test of the Church was filled by the inhabitants. Mr. OwEa's entrance was greeted with loud applause, but Provost MON TEITH was received amidst groans and hisses. When Mr. MONTEITH was declared duly elected, the loudest disapprobation was testified. He at tempted to speak, but could not be heard b until Mr. OWEN had obtained silence for him. Mr. MiINTEITH then proceeded to thank the Gen tlemen who had supported him, for the high honour which they had just conferred upon him—(Lt • ri hissing)--an honour which any individual, whatever be his rank, might justly feel proud of obtaining. He assured them he should go into Parliament quite free and independent—(Laughter and loud disappro- MELANCHOLY OCCCRlMM—Yesterday, a man named Law- bation). He was not bound to any patty. There Kas mice Bill, was charged, at Guildhall, with having occasioned the only one thing he was a slave to (and he gloried iu death of W. Kilby. It appeared from the evidence adduced, b that slavery), e was a slave to his conscience—V.ond that the prisoner, the deceased, and several other men, belong ing to some barges of Mrs. Keats, of Brook's wharf, which lau:hing). He expressed his admiration of the ex were mooted off Queenhithe, had been on shore during the cellence of the British Constitution, under which morning of Sunday last for a frolic, or as they team it, skylark- every man (he himself was an bumble instance of bag. On their return to their several barges, Kilby, the de- • i tns) might hope to rise by a course of industry, ceased, got into his own, which was moored alongside that to which the prisbner belonged, and he soon after came on board And the fair exertion of his talents, to the hi&hest the prisoner's, and asked him for a light. The latter said he honours in the State.—(Severel voices here exclaimed, had none, and bade him, in a jocular manner, begone to his C 4 .Its too late—thals all over nott.") He concluded own barge, threatening to force him if he did not comply. The Is I y t tan k' -mg the Meeting for their indulgence in listen deceased defied hint to do so. saying, it was out of his power, on which the prisoner advanced to put his threat in execution, ing to what he had to say—(Loud and Ion: conti and in the silly struggle for mastery, both fell overboard between hued hissing). the two barges, and sunk. The prisoner, Hill, rose again, and Mr. OWEN then rose, and when the applause with was saved, but Kilby rose no more. 'Every exertion was made, which he was greeted, allowed hint to proceed, be by dragging, &c. to find the body, but without ef f ect. No malicious intentions were imputed to the prisoner, who expres... spoke in substance as follows :—" 1 beg leave, in the sed his sorrow for the accident, and was remanded to prison first place, to thank the Gentlemen who have voted until the body should be found, to await the decision of the for me on the present occasion, and in the next, to Coroner's Jury. return my acknowledgments to the inhabitants of An alarming fire broke out yesterday at Mansel-house, near Earshot; the residence of Captain BAGST. The mansion, which this town and neighbourhood, for the kindness and was of antient wooden structure, was entirely destroyed. attention I have experienced from them, during the FIRE AND ACClDENT.—Yesterday morning, about late canvass, and up to the present moment. With one o'clock, an alarm of fire was raised, in conse- reference to the business of the day, I rejoice that it quence of the flames issuing from the second floor of has terminated as it bas done. Many of you, no the house of Mr. Johnson, No. 5, Ogle-cottrt, Fitz- doubt, will be surprised at this declaration ; but after roy-square ; shortly afterwards, several engines ar- a calm and deliberate consideration of the subject, rived on the spot, and through the activity of the I am led to conclude it.wiii be more beneficial to the fit enien the flames were soon extinguished, but not cause which I advocate, that before I submit my before the upper part of the house, together with the plans to Parliament, the new Members should have furniture, were completely destroyed. During the a fair opportunity of trying, in' the fit st Session, interval of the fire, a report was in circulation, that what they can effect • towards the relief of the na aa elderly woman, named Matthews, had perished in tional distresses. So little do I value popularity or the flames, and, on searching, she was found in the fame of any kind, that I would much rather Mat second floor apartment, nearly burnt to a cinder in relief were brought about by others than by myself various parts of the body; but symptoms of life still —(Applause).-1 care not who accomplishes the remaining, she was conveyed to Middlesex Hospital, .good, so that the good 6e 2 accomplished—(Ckeers). where she died soon after. The above unfortunate And I wish to give every opportunity to those who woman was addicted to drinking, and on Sunday support the presei.t arrangements of society, to re evening returned home in a state of inebriation, - and medy the evils under which the count y is now.suf her clothes caught, while sitting at the fire, which fering, although my conviction certain') is, that from occasioned the burning of the house. The body lies ' the erroneous principles upon which they act, they for a Coroner's Inquest. • I must fail in the attempt. After the long detention EYTON A Stock Broker, 2, Cornhill, begs leave to l you have already experienced, I am unwilling to ties remind his Friends the Public, the Drawing of the .pass further on your time, although much remains Lottery commences the 27ih instant, when Two to be said. I conclude, Gentlemen, by thanking you Prizes of i.:20,000 Consols will be decided in the first !for the very marked attention with which you have five minutes : there are also 100 other Capitals, in- listened to me, and for .the good order which has eluding Four of 1:30,000 Consols, which EYTON I been observed during these proceedings. Permit rue hopes he shall have the pleasure of distributing Ito request that peace, order, and food will may con among his Friends. All Business in the Public Funds tinue to distinguish your conduct.' (The speech was transacted with fidelity and dispatch. I frequently interrupted by ]cud, long, and rapturous THE HERMITINLONDON.—The admirable Sketches applause, evincing the most deep-telt interest for the on English Manners, which first appeared under this sentiments, as they were delivered). title in the Literary Gazette, and were lately published i Mr. Qwpr then shook bands with Mr. Morality; in three volumes, have just been translated into and the-Delegates. The Meetiitgthen having iet d broke e. . French. From the severe and sarcastic nature. of up. Mr. Owxt went honehone privately, these papers, they. will nodoubt become very popular ekined the honours which the people of Lanark swop lanng our rival neighbours. (desirous of paying him on his return. VEMELS SPOTILW WITH: John, Smith, from Berbice to London, on the 14th ult. in lat: 27. 52. long. 65. I'rince Leopold, from Belfast to Charleston, on the nth, off Cape Romain ; Hunter, from Liverpool to Boston, in lat. 49. long. 14. Mar tha, bf Poole, bound to Newfoundland, on the 6th inst. in lat. 49. and the Thomas Coutts. bound to China, on the Bth of Fe bruary, in lat. 2. N. long. 21. Crsrox-Horm, Avitu.l7.—Ships Entered Inwards: Saxony, Johnson, from Hamburgh ; Lisely, Mitchell, from New Pro vidence ; Speedwell, from Stangate Creek ; Twee Gebroeders from Tonningen ; Jane, Avery, from Rotterdani Vissery, from Worcum ; Vier Gebroeders, from Amsterdam; Earnest, Beatson, from Hamburgh ; London, Rembeet, from ditto ; Clyde, Greg, from Dublin; Aurora, Kemme, from Bremen; Aimwell, Tate, from Hamburghi Commo, Mayes, from Cal cutta ; Cosmopolite, from Leghorn.—Entered Outwards: Waterloo, Warren, for Amsterdam; Britannia, Jackson, for Hamburgh ; Mary, Harvey, for St Thomas's; Nimble, for St. Petersburgh ; Anne, Bailly, for Jersey; Coldstrmni, Downer, for Bengal ; City of Genoa, Coates, for Labrador. — Cleared Outwards: Coromandel, Hunter, for India; Mary, Morgan, for the Isle of France ; Ariadne, —, fur Madeira; Preston, Fergus, for Antigua; Rambler, Slater, for Fiume; Hunter, Swann, for Quebt.c ; Regent, Park, for Montreal; iit.re, Hatfield, for Hamburgh ; Princess Amelia, Jones, for China ; Tenderton. Russell, for Liibon ; Earl Moira, Harrison, fur Quebec. , I .