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V THE PRINCESS OF WALES. To-morrow will be published, in SVO. JOURNAL of an ENGLISH TRAVELLER from 1814 to IsIG; with ANICDOTIS of ber Royal Hish mess the PRINCESS of WALES, Lreraits. Ste. Printed for Hauer Cos.suati, Conduit-street. FROM S.iTURDAY NIGHrS GdZETTA. .11.304•Gautto• notifies, that on the 14th inet. the American Monter, Mr. Adams, had an audience of die Prince Resent, to delinciLis letter of recall.l PROMOTIONS. Commissions in the Stiffordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lleurenan• of the County of &afield. William Shepperd Kinnersley, Ent. to be Captain. I IJah liershal: Williamson, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Henry Stephens liekomhe, Gent. to be Carnet. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. June ti. fames Manka, of Leeds, Verbatim. eloilt-tnetebant, et eleven, at the Mack Bull Inn, Gomersal. BANKRUPTS. . James Jackson, of. Middleton, Norfolk. merchant, dealer and chapman, to surrender May 21, at sit, May 26, at ten, and June 118, at stivelve, ai the Guildhall, Lyan. Attornies, Messrs. Jarvis, King's.,Lynit ; or Meson. A.nnice and Wright, King's Beech Walks, I ample, London. eritehlon, w Liverpool,. merchant, an 4 Jame' Harris the younger, of liestimaris,Aligteeta. merchant, June I I, I t, toad '28.. at one, at the tle,irge Inn, Dale strro, Liverpool Avonites, Messrs.: Si,anistreet and Eden, Liv e rpool; or Mr. Thomas Wiodie, Libto..street, Bedford row, London. Edward w nine' or late at Huddersfield, Yorkshire, Car penter. dealer and Chapman, May 22, at four, May 29, anal June vE,At ervep, at the Owns, Inn, Huddcralield. At tornies, Mr. GreeB.eaciyd t • .1-ludderstield; or Mr. Battle, L.:llama:FT lane,'l,itndan. . Juan Dincaa, late of London-street, Crutched Friars, Middle sea, merchant, dealer and eltapman, , May 21, 22, and Jute 28, at twelve, at the I igef Inn, Beverley: Attorney, Mr. I bomas ' Ritchtnge, Frith street, -ohn-square. Edward Butt, of R ntherhithe Wail; Surrey, plumber, painter; And glazier, May 20, 27, and June 28, at twelve, at GuildlialL Attornies. Messrs. LoAry and Cheapoide. William Raven Dowse, of oolevotreet.. Southwark, tallow. chandler. o.ealm and chapman, May 114, so, and June 28, at one; at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hurst, Milk street, Cheap akie, Leaden. Stone, of Gihralrar-row, Bethnal-Green, Middlesex, cabinet-maker, dealer and chapman, May 20, Si, and June 48, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Howell, Furnival's inn, Holborn, London. . James Bradehaw, of Postern TOW, Tower Hill, Middlesex, wool len-draper, dealer and eltAnnan, May 20, SO, and June 28, at one, at GuildlialL Attorney, Mr. barren, 33, Threadneedle street, London. John Humphreys, of Hammersmith, Middlesex, builder, dealer and chapman, May 24, 31, and June 26, at eleven, at GaiI:WAIL Attorney, Mr. limn, Surrey-street, Strand. *Khan) 1 ane, of H tehin, Hens, pattemmaker, dealer and Chapman. M.y :0, at one, May 31, and June vb. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Berth:se, Hatton-Garden. Courtenay Murray, of Bath, statioaer, dealer and Chapman, May 29, LO, and June as, at twelve, at the batter Inn said Tavern. Bath. Anomie., Mr. J• R. Highsnoor, Scott's Yard, Loudon; or Mr. k. Hodgson, Bath. Samuel Lees, of klurst. Ashton-under-I.yne, Lancashire, dealer cal cliarman, June 3,4, and int, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Aims Inn, Manchester. Atiornies, Messrs. 'Willis, Clarke and Watson, Warnford-cuurt, I.ondon ; or Mr. R. 11. Wilson, 111atichester. Idark Tetley, otLeeds. Yorkshire. woohtapler, dealer and chap man, May 27. at six, May 98, and June 28, at clever, at the boosiona lion e, Leeds Attoniiee, Mr. Lake, Dowgate bill, 1.0 don ; or Messrs Granger and Dunning, Leeds. Ccorge Wheeldoe, of Boman, De sby.htre, cutout-manufacturer, dealer and Chapman, May so, SI, and June 2e. at eleven. at the King's Arnie avian, Derby Anemias, Mittens Philpot and Stone, too. 1, Hare-coon, Temple, London ; or Messrs. Ward. Lock.at, and BaLuy. Derby. John Raven, now or hate of /Aurtoo upon-Teem, Staffordshire, uglier and batnem maker, Ju..e a, at See. June 3, at ten, and June mt. at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, Berton-upon Trent. Anomie., Nir Cookery, 9, Caotle-street, Holborn; or Mr. Osb-urn' Hui town, tor- Franc. Thocnu Dowley and Jam a Dnwley. late of Willow -street, Bankable S y corn and coal-merchants. copartner", dealers and chapmen, May 111, SI, and June SIS, at twelve, at Guild. hall. Attorney, Mr. hleynion, 86, Great ourrty-otreet, Mack irises Road.' David Carruthers, of Liverpool, merchant, June 4, 5, and 28, at one, at the George inn, LavertneL Anomie., Mr. Orr. Liverpool; or Motors. Lowe and Bower, Southampton Buiad hip, Loudon John 'Warts, of Chuellsigh, Devon, merchant, dealer and chap assen, /Om 9, to, add de, at eleven, at the Clifford Arms lan, ClAidleiela. Anticlines, Mr. Fairbank, Staple Inn, Loudon; or Mr. Kendall, Chnelle-gle. alKennett, of Maidstone, Kent, carpenter. builder, dealer chapinuo, May 2U, at eleven, June 7, and 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs. Swain, Stevens.lidal Ica, Pause, .and Hum, Prederick's Place, Old Jewry. Jonathan Hubwo, sat -bkrflrW, Yotholire, merchant, factor, dealer anal Chapman, May a?, se, and Julia IS, at twelve at the Tontine Sheffield. Attendee, Mr. Brookfield, sheffield; or Maar,. '1 dew mod Preston, v 9, Coleman -street, London. William Reed, of Hoot -strett,_andou, hw-Looluelkr, May 1“), 31, at one , _ and June 28, at twetve. at Guildhall. Actuante., Tehoots. Webster and Son, Quemootteet, Cheapside. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. May 110. J. Jones. J. Owen, and H. Abbtt, liucklersbury. ~,„c h a sus, at one. June 7, G. Blakey, Bishop- Nionekton, and W. Blakey, Leeds, grocer'', at eleven. May tO, J. Balfour, 84- singball•strett. et Oft Mar 90, A. Gam perm, Great Wlnehrn•r-street. merchant, at twelve. June 10, T. Nies, Oki Gad-street, insurance. broker. at twelve. Julie 7, U. Searle, Strand, boot-maker, as twelve. May so, J. D June*, tneetbint, at out. Juno i, J.Whitt, W.ltein-uvon. 'flumes, innkeeper, at eleven. June 9, S. J. Lee, Tottenham. oaugproad, tnerdtant„ at twelve. May 31, E. G. W. Tuck, atnooton, dealer, at twelve. June 9, M. Hanley, Mitre•court, Meet-street, tavern keeper, at twelve. June e, F. Fisher, Edge. eirare.road, seedeman, at eleven. June 3, A. J. Mackenzie and H. Roper. Cross.sirect, rukbury-squarei merchants, at one. hate 9. J. •It °barium and J. arelu, I.awrence Pountney-hill, rmostaani et ow . Jute tO , W, Spear, Upper barns. strove, rqg sten:hunt, at twelve. June S. C Muskat*, Epping, school. Amster, at twelve. ti). N. Wood, Chichester, draper at ten. Jibe JO, T..ltandall, E.ast.tow, City-road, chemist, at alma. DIVIDENDS to be nude to the CO WWI RY. June p. C. D e mo, Bristol, euach-master, at one, at the 843131, Com•street, Bnitol. June 5, L I.eww, Metal, woollen draper, at twelve, at the Commercial rooms, Bristol. June 4, M. Morgan, Newport, shopkeeper, at twelie, at the White Hart, Broad-street, Bristol. June 9, R. and T. &Ali% Swalriby, user. chants, at elev,n, at the Black Swan, Stokesley. June 6, T. I.lntham, Wurcebtfar, nialtrer, at elan% at the Star and (Carter, Wurcesier. June 9, A. T.. l'attersun and J. M. Maloneck, Ltveryuul, merchant., at one, at the Gorge,Dale.street, Liver pool. Julie 4, W lanley, =loiter, at twelve, at the Crows, MODC• June 4, R. •1•. Feud, juri. Cross, Innkeeper, at • twelve, at the Came Inn, Bath. Jane 11;J. Hodson and Mary Hargreaves, Liverpool, timber-merchants, at one, at the George, Elalvstreet, Liverpool. June J. and I. Sykes, Leeds, mer chants, at ten, at the Sessions-is:woe, Leeds. June 3,'l'. Bryan, Drayton is Hales, currier, at twelve, at the Phenix, Onytton. CERTIFICATES...Juju S. 3. A. Use, Liverpool, wine-merchant. H. Levison, Haydon square. merchant. C. Hayes, Fenchurch-street, wine-merchant. T. Coral, litepniy, marines. W. /Stavin% Manchester, linen. dyer% J. Green, Jan. Walsall, druggist. R. Methuen, Man munutectureri T. Martin, Chichester, collar-Maker,— ' W. Alderson * Sunderland. currier. AVERAUE PRICE. of CORN in ENGLAND and WALES. Irons the mans ending the Nth of May, /817. Wheat. Rye Raney. Oats. Ban.. Peas. S . 41. Is. 4.) a. 4. 14. 0 1. d. 11. 104 10 140 0 61 llinsist 4 411 10 be ave. - age Price o&tsar, computed from the rooms made b the week endicg the 14th of May, is its. 1144 per cwr. • THE EVENING STAA. LONDON. __..._ TO-MORROW -- NINE O'CLOCK - LAST DAY OF DRAWING TWO. TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES - AND TWENTY-TWO OTHER CAPITALS-- ALL MUST BE DRAWN ON THAT DAY. MONDAY, MAY 19, 1817. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK : Cons. Mo. 723 —Do. for Ace. 72H—Red. 713 72 Navy, 10311-4 per Cent. Of —hulas Ronda 80 II pre. Eacheluer Bolls 94. 15s. pr. We announced on Saturday, that the Henry Free ling Packet, with the mail from Holland, had been brought to, off Orfordness, by two armed vessels, described to be Turkish corvetter. We have this morning received some farther accounts of these stranger:, which prove to be Tunisian pirates. They had made love to different traders they fell in with in the North Sea, two of which, recaptured by the ALEitr gun-brig, have been sent into the Downs.—' One of the corvettes has also been captured by the ALERT, and sent iiito Margate Roads, and the ALERT was in pursuit of the other when she sent in lier prizes. Captain SMITit deservei some praise for this enter prize, for his little brig carries only 18 guns, and the pirates carry each about 20. The subjoined letters from our Correspondi.nts at Ranisgate and Deal, will put our Readers in possession of all tlx:• facts that ate yet known respecting these Pirates. Would not half an hour's hanging to the Captains and every one of the crew, prevent the repetition of such an' offence in time coming' " RAMSGAIT. MAY IS. Arrived in the Downs two vessels which had been recaptured by the ALEUT gun-brig from the Tuni sians, off the Gallopper, one of them is a fine snip, named the Ocean, of and bound to Hambitrgh, with cotton ar_d rice, from Charleston ; the other a galliot, from Lubeck for France. with wheat, named the Christina; both vessels have the quarantine flag up, owing to these barbarians having had communication with them. We learn there were two of these pira.' ticel vessels in company, a brig well armed, and a corvette mounting ‘.!6 guns ; the former, we are happy to say, has been brought into Margate Roads by the ALEUT gun-brig, which made the recaptures, and has now gone in pursuit of the corvette. We are in formed these pirates passed the Straits of aiver two dap; back, with English pilots on bilard, who of course had unsuspectingly offered their services to the marauders. he Tunisian corvette had taken out the Captain of the galliot, and also the Captain. (Darzes), of the Ocean Hanshurgh ship, which, when retaken, had on bo irJ as• Prize Master the second Captain of the Tunis brig. 4 , The writer has just come on shore from the Downs, and can vouch for the trztb of the foregoing• having been alongside both the recaptures and hav ing conversed with our naval (Micas who had charge of them." " MARGATE, MAY 18. d' A sloop of war under the Tunis flag, came into our ltoAds t mormug, detained by A sloop of war and R. vcoue cutter ; sh.t m unts fro .n 16 m2O guns, is lull of men, and bass taken two foreign vesselb." "ALAI., MAY la. " Arrived the galliot Christina, Caussms master, of Oldenburgh , from Lubeck for Calais, with wheat. On the 15th inst. off the Galloper Sand, she was cap_. turgid by two Moorish Pirates, and _recaptured by the ALERT 5100 p of war and EACLF revenue cutter, and brought into the Downs. One of the prates has since been captureJ, and ars ived in Margate Roads. " Three o'Clock P. M.—Sailed- the Gassaimmor frigate and Eaote cutter to the Southward, and the ALERT sloop of war to the Westward, in pursuit of the other pirate." " LLOYD'S. TWELVE O'CLOCK, MAY 19. Another vessel has just been put on Lt.usn's hooks, as captured on the 16th instant, by the Moorish cruisers, and as retaken by the ALettr slim? of war, and carried into the Dow's: yesterd3y afternoon : her - name is the Ocean, GALLI!' Master, belonging to and bound from Hamburgh to Charleston. The Emerald, LES, has arrived off Portsmouth from Palermo; she spoke three Algerine crUizeis (two brigs and a settee) to the we s tward of Algiers." The Jamaica Papers which arrived on Saturday, teem with accounts of the cruelties and depreJations committed by the Insurgent privateers on the vessels of all nations. The masters of several merchantmen had been half-hanged by order of one of Taylor's Captains, to molt from them a confrssioa.of their having Spanish property on board. Thstrday senisight, a vessel sailed from Annan, in Scottind, for America, wlth.s:; passengers on board. and another, the Success, will sail shortly ; she has 80 passengers already. Before the sailing of the:corner, some constables endeavoured to take out a paisenger by virtue of a common warrant ; but they were sue. cessfully resisted by the culprit and his co*tpanions, and the officers of the peace were terribly mauled. The colossal statute, of Sir Witwtst WALLACE, erected at Dryburgh by the Earl of BUCHAN, is 21i feet in height. It was designed by Mr. Jew' 3surit, sculptor, exactly from the authentic portrait painted by him in water colours, during his residence in France, which was purchased by the fathcr of the late Sir PHILIP AINSLIE, of Pilton, Knight. On the summit of the natural rock,adjointing to the statue, is a colossal urn, op•which is inscribed the very apprv : priate speechanade by the Earl of 134;chal:, at the dedication of the statue. , MAILS. Lute!: and Hamburgh Mails a&red this day,— The Journals are chief.) , occupied with details of a local nature, and the idle speculatinns of pamphle teers, announcing the speedy return of boNindtnre and other absurdities. Such productions-ais—dAily seized by the Police anti burnt. Corn continues to fall in price on the Continent— even in the North of Prance, where there was great scarcity, the supply is now abundant, and the prim, are comparatively moderate. In Wirtemberg, lic.w. ever, there is stiil considerable &stir:a, owing to the high prices. Tlie Duke of ntssAti has acceded to t!..e. Sactcd Alliance. - Stearn-boats are going to be introduced upon the Neck.ar, and, iu 13.ivari4, upon the Danube. One of the greatest Commercial Houses in Norway has stopped payment ; it is that of OTTO BOYER, at Drentheint. It is feared that this failure will draw after it the fall of many of the Copenhagen Houses. Mr. THORNTON, our late Ambassador at Stock holm, was at Hamburgh on the 8:h instant, on his way to London, whence he will proceed on his new mission to Rio Janeiro. Land increases in value in the Prussian dominions, and in llanover. When estates come into the market there are many competitors to become purchasers. On the le2d nit. died, after five days illness, in the 90th year of his age, the Prussian Feld Marshal Von BIIVENSLEki, at his seat, a league from Itieseuburg. The Park Papers of Thursday arrived this morn ing, but are quite barren of intelligence. The Funds c3ntinne advancing. On the 14th they were at C., Ir. and left off at CI3 fr. 50c. By the Sally and Ann, M.ICAT, which arrived at Milford Haven on Thursday, from Smyrna, on her way for Liverpool, we learn, that the Plague still prevailed at Smyrna, on the Mb March, when she sailed. The Sally and Ann is now under quarantine. SPAIN AND POItTILIGAL. All the accounts horn the Continent, confirm the fact, th at the existing dispute .between Spain AnJ rortugal approachis to a crisis t and it also daily be comes More clear, that the misunderstanding first originated in the non-performance of that article of the Vienna Congrets, by Which the restitution of Olivenza was ordained. That this stipulation was then obtained chiefly through British influence, little 'doubt is entertained, and indeed on just grounds; but the present question is, in what way will the Cabinet of saint James now act, to ealorce a compliance on the part of Spain, or prevent a war likely to entan. gle other parties, when affairs are so far adianced, and so much embroiled As the violence of republican France had, by the Treaty of Badajot in ISOI,-wrested away ()livens.,' the key of Portugal, and transferred it to Spain, at I that time subservient to French intrigues; and since this was no other than a preliminary step to the poll. :iced extinction of Lusitania, it became an act of justice and of aec'ssity to restore it to its lawful owner, and thereby insure the present and future in dependence ut the steadiest ally of Great Britain, whose absolute destruction had often been resolved upon, for sheltering our fleets, even w1...n the empire 1 ot the sea was still divided. The cause of the refusal on the part of Spain to accede to the above stipula tion, is said to be the neglect of her claims in Italy, and interests in South America, whence that Treaty which occupied the attention and labours of Eu ropean statesmen, assembled in a general Congress, is yet unratified and unfulfilled, by one of the Powers therein duly represented. . Portugal, who perceives in the retention of Oli venza, a future resolve to subjugate her European ' dominions, and also remembers well the Treaty of Tripartition which paved the way to the invasion of the Peninsula, has taken seasonable alarm, and made 1 reprisals on the contiguous Spanish territory in Arne. I lie:, in order to hold the same as an indemnity, or hereafter use it as a basis to her aggrandizing pin jects in the New World. If report speaks true, such are the grounds of a dispute wl.:cl. new absorbs the attention of Europe, anti again threaters to involve her in fresh scenes of warfare. Hence then does the strongest possible collision of interests exist, though it would puzzle even diplomatic sophistry 'to make out Portugal to be the aggressor in this quartet, or to.pertuade,the enlightened part of mankind that the whole evil does not arise cot a a deep-laid plan On the one side. to sound a new Einpire, and, on the other's, to seize on a part cf a kingdom; to which nature seemed to have afFsed it. . . As tar as Sp tin' is herself concerned, die ecnduct of Portugal cannot be deemed aggressive by those. Powers, who stipulated the restitution of Olivenza ; but in the event of no arrangements of a satistactcry nature being made at Paris, they will be critically situated, as Portugal will be justified in deManding that the guarantee Of the Contracting l'avetsbe made good, and she may-in particular ca - ll upon England .to adhere faithfclly to the solemn engagements con tained in that Treaty of Alliance which has bound her to us during centuries. If, on the other hand, they seek to entorce the stipul a ti ons allude'd to, Spain may alledge that she is not bound to observe a gua rantee to which she never acceded, and may further s!ernarttf, that the Duthics of Parma, rlaeeittia, aft& Cuastalla, be restored, and her clairtic attended to, but these circumstances bring rect contact with the °tiler Powers of Europe, fully prove the defective name t the Vienna into the assembly of whose negociators the invidir-, ! . / Gothh•ss of Discord seems to have thrown an apo!e with the name of ()Hyena inscribed upon if.. On the other h:.nd, Spain stands espo•ed to r!- .w same predicament in which the desig,s of Cardir,al ALBERONT once placed her, since, if it rhcuid 1 ; r 1 out to be her intention to nonce Por.ugal thc do. minions of the Spanish hionarcl,y, and tf , erehy dd the t:ia:lem of that muntry to the tri,:e ei .• n of Castile, A rragon. and N.ivarre, it is nec.tless t^ r.ert that it is the policy of Great Britain to oppc,:e measure, notwithstanding the repri-,1:-. rtra•f« Brazil Cabinet are- in circa hostility to T.ir f• •-e commercial views. But still our vigil-rose •.• tend to another quarter. The Court of awes Spain i.r tile New Would, and may easi:‘ ' T y away to the shores of Lima and Volpar..i , understanding should be established Wu:: • . c.. Hence then is it a curious qoesiion r r • •:.i, Government will act in this double • Spain undertakes the conquest for %hie • paring, her armies will march in two cm . from Esitemadirra on Lisbon, and the other from Leon towards Oporto. Under this aspect of affa',ts, are we to wait till these two important places at: taken before our line of conduct is resolved upon Or are we to abandon Portugal, our old and tir.a ally, to her own fate ? Yoterday Divine Service WAS perfe.rmed e. Carl. con Hous:!, by the Rev. Dr. St AxlEtt CLARE.r.. DIV:11C tier vice was pettortned yesterday PRICE. at the Queen's Pal Ice. Yesterday the Earl ot Lavratront. had an audi•nte of tie l'itp.sce Rat.cr.NT tt CAIEOII Hope. • Iler I.I.AJLsTy, accompanied by the Ptincess T!; ZABEI U, attended by Viscountess MeLytt.t.e. u•. !: airing on Satut day in an open carriage on the liwg's ltteid, and returned to the Palace through Hyde Pat k. Afterwards Princess ELIZADETH, attended h Viscountess Islect - tu.s, went to ♦isit the Duchess of GLOUrEsTail. On Vrid.ty evening. been six and seven o'el.ock, the Princes C)I RLOT and Pt ince LeOP CO A rriorl atCamefford House Item CLirement to di int t. turday they received a visit from t . tte Duke of Yotirt. In the afternoon they went in Oleic new elegant suet cArt.ige to visit the Queers. 1111 ANT dined with the Qrßelt mi Princess ELIZAPETII • R Saturday. Yettersiay her 111AJEvrY and the Princess Er. , :n• ZETII, ittteßtitd by I.otcly Canotorty, took an . 01 ,3 in a coach ki.d fotr, and attetwarJe Baited the Die chess of GcercEsrEn. Yesterday tie Deke of Yore paid a visit tl t` . .t QUEEN at her Palace. Last night, about eight o'cl ,, ck, the Plin:ers A GUSTA arrived at the Queen's PALIICC. Yesterday the Duke of•Yortst and the Lour) CY CICLLOR had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT. Yesterday the Princess etraat.nrra and Prints LIMPOLD visited ti .e PRINCE REGENT. YesterdAy the Duchess of GLOCCESTER visited the Princess CHARLOTTE and Prince LEOPOLD at Cane!. ford House. The C ,, urt custom of the Qutes's Attendants paying, upon different occasions, in the name ~f het MAJESTY, visits of condolence, congratulation, Su. to the Nobility and persons of distinction in a royal carriage.and with livery servants, which was dicclr tinned from tho commencement of the KING'S position, has bten lately revived. Lady CASTLI:REAGH entertained a large pally cf Fashionables atter the Opera, t.n Saturday, at tat house in St. James's-square. The Earl of Cassmus eutertained the Amba,... - dor of the King of the Net.ierlands and a immtroa party, yesterday, at his house in Privy Gardena. The Count and Countess Lieved enterte.ine , l large party of Fashionatles yesterday at their in Harley-streets ' Lady HANIPDEN had a select Fashionable Pet? yesterday evening, at her house in Green-street,'3 - .. venor-svare. Yesterday Sir HIMPIIREY and Lady Davr gavl a grand dinner to the 1 1 / 4 1..rquis and March!, nesse! Bel and a select party, at their house in Lower Gratve nor-street. LADY HALFORD'S BALL.--One of the most AWE able parties which has distinguished the gay tearl. was held at the beantlitil residence of her I.adys: in Curzon-street, May Fair, on Friday evec.ini. interior possessed peculiar attractions; for, indivr dently of a profusion of flowering shrubs wearier.- ing the staircase and the hall, the disposition of tle lights and eraperies added to thereto Dancirr commenced at halt-past ten o'clock on the gioutd fi'or, the great dining-rciom being appropti-Ited hr that purpose. Quadrilles took the lead t succeeded by waltzes. These was no iegair !rer, but every suitable refreshment was proviJi. The party broke up at four o'clock in the mcruici• There were present the following Fashio:latil-s: Their Royal Highnesses the Dotes of Clarence and Olouce• tfi Bart sad Countess of Shaftesbury, Earl of Wlnchilsca Misses Finch, Sir John and Lady Throckmorton, Lady and Petri., Lady and the three Misses Nichol!, Lady bleats-. I. 4'4 Plusuer, Lady Healey, Lady Willoughby, Lady Crot;, and MUs Fludyer, lady Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Lancrox, the Eri of Oxford, the Ladies %Val:tole, Lord Chetwynd, lady IL • ville, Earl of Weymouth, Countess of Harcourt, Lady itosiOi Lady Hampden, Mrs. Beaumont, Lady Finch I lattc , :t. The Dowag er Countess of Este had a C ird ratty on the same night in Curzon-street, Nlay-tau, :c1 was attended by tbe.Matc!tioness of ST. HELEN?S, Eatl of STAtit, Earl of LDNUFOS:,/, 'thirty other diatinenished personages. MRS. DORIEN MAOCN's BALL.—ThiS !kg tEt L 1,17 opened her house in Gloucester-place on Friday to a select circle. The house is extremely Well c•-- culated to entertain a large party. AU the agar[[' meats were judiciously disposed: The dancii g ct--- Menced at eleven o'clock, and kept up Fririt three o'clock. • HYDE PARK.—The seasonable and refte%.ir.! 'shovers of yesterday afternoon put most of tile shionablcs to ( I .IC saute. ilic L'...k was vcry • attuidcd. t; )•• 1:e <•t de Cf :it. eel • t. tr. n 1 : rigt the Lts flee lf E f Ltt ;•• G Ji •;:e r) a 7e• 17. ICS rfo 77' ti 2i. (If 2/ ti• • t••• • • •