Star. — London, England, 1817-04-28 00:00:00

P4RLIAIILEN7dRY BUSABSS. Tits DAY.-Ottosas.--Ferther consideration of the Report en the Window I.ipht Exemption Bin-Civil and Military OS- Iv Bill, second reading-Committee on the Sevin Banks Bill- Committee on the lome of Eachequer Bills towards affording temporary Relief-Committee on the First Report from the . Cumniince of Finance-Committee tic the Clerks of the Peace Fees Bill-Cemmittie e u pply-Repert on ways and Means- Counnhtee of Ways ward Means-Conimi tee on the Life An. nutty Bill Nor tcr.-Sir IL Parnell-To present the Roman Cat lioic Petition. • To.moiteow - N T Ell.-44r.Tittfler.- for the Ra dio tion of a third Secretary of bum. Lord Lascellies-To ren der Proprietors of Lead Mines liable to the Poor Rate*, in re spect of Profits derived from that•source. Sir M. W. Ridky- Copy of the Petition of the Aeadehileal Society to the Magis trates of London, and any Order made thereupon: Mr. Aber cromby-Biii to easend Act Sti Geo. 111. c. 00. in equitable Relief to the Charitable Society Claimants sod other matters of Cha rity. OIDLItb..--Committee on the Loudon Coal Bill-Coin- Litter on the Acts for Paper Drawback-Salt Duty BM, second reading-Further consideration of the Report oe the Game Pre. servation Weritiesuar.-Nes zess.-Mr. M. Sutton-Dill to Conseil date sad Amend lases relative to the Residence of Clergy. Ge neral Thornton-11in to ' abolish the Punishment of Publicly Whipping Women. Mr. C. Calvert-Bill to amend the Acts against Frauds in Hop Dealing. Mr. I.ambton-Motion rela• vet to the Mission U. Lisbon. eanza.--Stiotch.Lunatic Asylum Bill, second reading. Inuastiar.-Norices.--.Mr. Serjeant Onelow.-Bill to Re peal the Laws [dative to the Interest of Money. Mr. Puneonlsr -1331 to extend the Provisions of the Act of Queen Anne, so **to disable Welch Judges front Sitting in Parliament. °eases.- Biotin uptcy Repres4on bill, second readinge-Conunistee OS the Coll cry Labourers Wages Bill. bIIDAT.-..ORDCRII.-COlrintittift at the Irish Grand Jury PTO. 'eminent Bill-Committee on the tithe- leasing Lord Palmeritoo•-Further Army Estimates, the Committee of Supply. Sir W. Scott-lnatruction to th:Committee on the Tithe-leasing kill. to extend the provisions of the Bill to the leasing Of land substituted foe tithe, or annexed to small livings, by meat% of Queen Anne's Bounty. Mr. 1). Uilben--..bistree tioii to etettirtie current leases to the end of the year, in eases a *Admire of benefice, and for rateably dividing the emoluments between Me late and present incumbent. . PROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GdZEI7A. This Gazette notifies the Prince Regent's permission to Lord Exmouth to wear the insignia of CHUM Spanish. aicaian, Sardi nia, and Dutch Orders of Knighthood, eonferred upon Ms Lord ship for the judgment and valour displayed iu his attack Alipers. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • Thomas PurJay, of Margate and' tiandgate, Kent, radollCf and bookseller, dealer and ohapman. BANKRUPTS. • Jeremiah Gaunt, of OildereAssmareet, parish of Bailey, York shire-, Inert:ha:a lad manufactwer, dealer and chapeau, to surrender May 11, 13, and haw 7, at eleven, at the Court. Hoene, Lade. Atternies, Moan. Tattle, Richardson, and Game, Leeds; and at their cake, .PoulteY. London. Michael /hip, of Maidemlane, Wood-street, London, haler, dealer and clowns, April 9R May 6, and June 7, at eleven, at Guddhall. Anomie., Mena Adamson and Hine, Charter tiool4F•quare. Jan Morgan Wiliam, of Davve-lall, London. and of Am sterdam, Holland, enerchant, Oscar and abarnans A ril an, May to. and June 7, at Arratn, at Guildhal H l. olborn Attorney , Mr. John Charles Williams, Dyer's Buildisgs, . Ikoiantio Mann, of • • street. London, upholsterer. dealer and (Amman, A s, psis Slie.May 10, and Jun 7, st eleven, at Guildhall- Ait! 4 "79 hire Jana* Pope, Modiford-court. Insowch street. Ram Mutton Corran.of Liverpool, cooper, dealer and ehap. . man, May 7, 1. and June 7, at ow, at the George Ina, Liver . pool. Anoraks. Mr. Edward Chester. &We Ito, London; er Mr. Clinks bird. Castle Pen ; er Idr. Joseph Orme, Ty. reponse, Liverpool /iamb Adis. of Armitage, auctioneer, dealer and Chapman. May 99.99, and lune 7, at eleven. at the Red lAon Ins, Brenton. Attormin, Mr. Philips. &name, London ; or Mr larch, Ansinge, is Lichfield. • Charles Gill. late of ahoreatch, shoemaker, April 29, May 10, sad lone 7, at clean, at GuUnalL Attorney, Mr. Robert lam. Greenwich. • W.lllans Sag, of Milborne Port, Somerset, hosier, May 5,6, and Jen 7, at ten, at the Half Moon inn, Shaboine, Dorset. Monies, Mr. Baia, Sineberne; or Mr. 'Pearson, Pump. Oat, 'Temple. Philip &nu*, of Bristol. victualler, dseler and Outman, May ' 9 , Mx and June 7, at eleven, at the Rumnwr 'ravens, Bristol. Amnia, Mean . Poole an d: Grenidehl, Gray's lan squats, London; er Mr. John Cassia, Small. street,.Bilstol. /Apses lanes, of Cheltenham, eloosestershire, wine.enertient, dealer and nanny May o, at flier, May 9, and June 7, at *ven t at the .Kines Head, ,Gloucester. Ailerons, Messrs: Dallanty and Banister, illapapn•uposnatour; or Mr. Joseph' Pearson, 9, Staple-100, Leaden. Jobs Wilson, late of Gibraltar. 'Mid now otSydneyareet, dove well-rad, Middlesex. merchant', dialer and Chapman, Apra' gg. May a, and lute 7, it ten, at Gtoldhall. Anomie', Moire. • • Blunt and Bowman. Broad-street Buildings. Warburton Bower, of Wilmslow', Cheshire, cotton-*planer. May 12, autl Jew 7, at ten, at the Dng Tavern, Manchester. Atternies, Messrs. Willis, Clarke, and Oa. Wanton-coat, • • Leaden ;or Mr. Luckmati. Rethertmatreet, Manchester • Batista James, of Hampstead, Middiews, broker, April 29, May JO, and June 7. at Neves. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chip. pleabilliaGnatiaueen-strett, Lawn's Inn Piens. , Then, twill*, of Manchester, fustian . roanufectunr, dealer ablonan. May t e, t S. and June 1, at ten, at the Star Inn, pl~ptsr. Anoraks. Messrs. nharpe, /decks, and Cririe, • Ilindlosree; or Meson. Milne and Piny, Tennis. farlidas Sauleh, of Bath, Somenet, broker, dealer and ehapnon, May la, IS. and June 7, at twelve, at the full Moon, Old • Bridge, Bath. Attortdes, Mr. Wm. Yong, I, Charlotte-row, Matann-houn, Landon; or Mr. J. Wingate, Bata Will ant Rcialls, late of Ozferti, grocer. May 6,7, and June T, at eines, at the Star Inn, Oxford. Malian, Mr. Wm. Olement bardgett,Oaferd; sr Messrs. Malan& and lir% Chancery. Luse, lank& John Bush, of Thatchans, Bah', Innkeeper, dealer and Amman, May it, 9, at eleven, and lime 7, at une, as ski Lower Angel Inn, Wooinaspeeni • Moran, Mr. Hatfield, Thatcham; or Messrs. Riggs and Merrifield, Carty-street. Lincoln's Inn. . • Richard' Pultan, now or late of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant, • . dealer and seaplane, May S, S, and June 7, at eleven, at the . Court House, Leeds. Anomie% Messrs. Upton, Nicholas. • ad Aenutigway. Leeds gor Mean. Few, Asianre, and Ha.' • al** Covenatierika London. . :Immo Dodd, of blades:it. gran, linemdraper, dealer w•and capstan, May IS, at one, May 16, and lone 9. at eleven, at the black Bull lan. Barnard Castle. Menials., Mr. 'lke ma Melia 4, Staili;lits, Landon, ar Mr. Anthony Harden. Daiwa Ca stle. Joseph Bosworth, late of the Old Court, Dosbory, Herefordshns, dealer in tattle, hones, and sheep, dealer and chaontan, May 7,14 at the Foley Aims, Great Malvin, and June /, at eleven, at the Falco* Inn, Browner& Monk% Mr. Gasman Tier mat 'l' &vier; le. Peat kossene Beildings. Itiaborn, Lawton; or Mr. RobenDaugeslield,,annywd. James White. of Easter, vete)loaly lateen, dealer andeliapstan, May 11011. and /ono 7, of sieves; at the Globe Tavern, in Reeser. Attorules, Mr: Rana Bruhn.. Old Broad-street, .London ;or Mr. Manna, hbddock'prow, Later. • , Thomas Sayer, of-Hurrehana r Yners, lisamberner. May Ilikat Bee, May $7, and June 7, at gam, at dm VAIN Hart Inn, Menlosurn. Anoraks, Mr. Pears, billeborpotrant, Lon don; or Mr. Warren, Wellington. • -10000 Allodford the younger, et the Strand, Iliddkoce, sombrolla limosofaetuar. dealer and aspens., AprM 29. Mar los ai4 Joe 7, at teo et Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. llamas Leigh, • Di* 32, PosaY , wilioasn " k m m a jobs Browne, of Norwich, boatman% and cotton enandsciltrers, dealers, ammo sod copartners, May 0 11, sad lous 7, at fear. sr slatiorfolk Head, Norwich,. AttOffligl. Messrs. Probed, Procter, and Money, B masw i c k. wan, London t• or Maws (lend said Vag, N o r w i c h. Walnut Eraser, DI Sloanworeet, Chaise% bitherdesher, hosier. glover, Unman, desks sod cliopoor r Alop3. 10. sod hum 7, at ten, at Guiana Attains,, Mt. Lawano. Ammar. I na. Thomas Haring, et Woo Cowes, ble el Wight, Haws, rise. ghats, dealer and shapasso, April 29,sta en, May 10, in twelve' • . anti June 7, at one, at 0w11%311. Atteeney, NEC Doungain,s. , Copthall Buildings, Thrognsortms street. Alba Newman, of Newiate.street, Lotithwe, printer, May $, ifs, and June 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Younpr, Wackier-square. Ciao. Burghart, of Rosemsry.laney East Smithfield, Middlesex. sugar refiner. April 29, May 6. and June 7, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Holt, 37, Threadneedle- , treet. George William Verdenhalm, of White's Yard, ltostmarriare, Middlesex, sugar-refiner, May 3, 10, and June 7, at one, at Atturnies, Messrs. Getty and Hoddan, Angel-courts Thrrigmorten-street. Joseph Stewat dont, of Southwark, Surrey, haberdasher and At"- keeper, April 29, May 10, and June 7, at ten, at Guildhall.--o Attorney, Mr. George Adams, Old Jewry. William Homan, of Barking, Easel, smack-owner and tallow chandler, Mal 3, 10, and June 7. at twelve, at Guildhall.— Attornies, Messrs. Alliston, Hundleby, and POyntun, Free man's.cuurt, Cornhill Samuel Wood, of Canal-street, Birmingham, coal smith, April 29, May 10, and June 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, lir Hutchison, Crown court, Threadneedle.strert, London. Thomas Piarday, of Margate and Sandgate, Kent, stationer and bookseller, April 29,•May 3, and lune 7, at eleven, at Guild. hall, London. Attorney, Mr. King, Castle-street, THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. NEXT WEDNESDAY THE LOITERY BEGINS DRAW ING-MORE THAN. TWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK A-FOUR OF TWENTY THOUSAND-TICKEIS UN USUALLY CHEAP. •MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1817. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK' Cons. 74H-Dn. for Account, 72H —Reduced 7lft S per Cent. Navy, tOuti-4 per Cent. Ulf Exchequer Ella Ile. Sea. pr.—lndia Bondy 74 73 pre. It appears from the Debates, that in a short time the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER will submit What is called "The Budget" to the consideration of the Hnuse of Commons, and as the finances of the coun try are unquestionably at this moment of the first importance, we have looked over the documents which have been from time to time made public, with a vice of submitfing to our Readers such a statement for the past and inch an estimate for the present year, its might be intelligible to them, with.. out those long details with which the subject is so frequently incumbered. By the Budget of IBM it appeared that altogether (unless any reductions should take place of Which the CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER wai not then aware) there would be required for the service of Great Britain, in round numbers, £17,000.000. This sum it was proposed to raise as follows, via. Land and Malt Tax • - ft 3,000,000 E :else Duties 11,300/00 Granted iu 1815, but not required 5,500,000 • Exchequer Ms Mi,cellaneoua 500,000 Bank to advance Surplus of the Consolidated Fund ; ` • 8,000,000 427,000,000 • The Revenue Statements will enable us to see how far some of the above items have been equal to the sums at which they were estimated. By them.it appears that The Land and Mats Tax has produced The Excise Duties • - The Supplies Grant% Dank Adsarte, dee. cannot much vary, and may be taken at the estimated stem of • 0 .0 The Surplus of the Consolidated Fetid hlune has failed: Instead of that %Wits, there appears to hare hero, in fast, a deddeney . to), nook good of rt 3,000,030 4,000,000 17,500,000 1E44,500000 - - 1,000,00° M 9,500,000 Leaving a revenue of 423400,000 to meet an-ex pendkure of 427,00000. It is fair to calculate, however, that the reductions I which took place after the sums were voted, dimi nished the 'actual expenditure to 026,000,000 ; nuking a difference between the expenditure and the sum raised to pay it, of 82,500,000, which sum will remain to be provided in the present year ; and the CHANCELLoR of the EXCHEQUER'S Budget may be thus anticipated s Arrears of last year • • Total tam* for Groat Britain. 1t1,500,000 for tbo poor - Including 4'14500.000 21,500,000 024.000,000 To meet this expenditure it is fair to estimate— Land and Mat Ts: 4/.ooohsos-, Excise Duties Arrears or Property Tu Miscellaneous 4,000,000 9 4 80 9A00 500,000 ‘10,000.000 Thus leaving a deficiency of £14,000,000, which appears to us the utmost sum which it can possibly be necessary to borrow for the service of the present year, This sum will no doubt be easily raised, and, at a low interest, by Exchequer Bills. It is in fact requiring from the mosey market little more than the sinking fund alone has brought into it, that amounting to nearly 412,000,01.10, and having re., deemed in the last year £16,000,000 of our debt. In ordinary years of peace it might indeed be matter of reproach that we are obliged to obtain by Exchequer Bills a Sam equal to the amount of the Debt redeemed by the Sinking Fund ; but looking to the state of the country and to the distress which has been so universally prevalent, we cannot but con :gratulate our Countrymen upon the prospect of our being enabled to make the financial arrangements of such 'a year.• without creating any real additional buitlien on ourselves, or on posterity ; and we can not but think that;' if such be the result of th e fortb cumin Budget, it will ent itle his Majesty's Ministers Ito our warmest thanks for the prudence, wisdom, and energy, with which they have administered our affairs, [StI/tltEk/DER OF MONTEVIDEO TO THE PORTUGII ESE. This event is now put beyond. all question, by ac counts from Buenos Ayres of the 4th of February. It seems to have taken place in consequence of tome arrangement between the inhabitants and the Govern ment of Brazils.--Was this measure accomplished with the consent, or in opposition to the wishes of the Court of Madrid Which ever of these be th fact, the sovereignty may be now consid.Ted as sepa rated for ever from Old Spain. The following is An extract of a letter from the Agent at Lloyd's s 41 BUENOS Arars, Fkaatraar 1. " The Pnrturese have at length taken possession of Monte video and Colonio del Sacramento, without firing a shot. It is understood that foreign shipping are to be freely admitted, wider the same regulations as at Rio Janeiro." DUTCH, FLANDERS, AND GOTTENDURGH MAILS. By accounts from the France-Flemish Frontier, it appears that the French Governtrient has ordered the completion of the Colonial Battalions by drafts from the battalions of the line ant a levy of recruits.— From this it is inferred that the Conrt of the 'llll6lle ties has nut yet rcnounced its designs upon Saint Domingo. _ _ Her Royal Highness the PRINCESS of WALES lett Vienr.a on the 12th instant. She did not appear at Court; but the High Chamberlain, Coca WLENA, paid his respects to her. Her Royal Highness has gone back to Italy. The reports of her intending to take a journey to Persia seem to be confirmed. Within these few days a great many vessels laden with corn, chiefly from the Baltic, have gone up the Meese, for the supply of the centre of the Army of Occupation. This importation has caused the prices to fall in these pans, as they had already done in Picardy and other districts. The weather in that quarter is spoken of as very favourable to the hopes of the Agriculturalists. BRUSSELS, APRIL 26. The Prussian troops that quit the army of occupa tion amount to 6,300 men. Among their' .there is only one entire regiment : the rest are all detachments. The artillery and the train remain as ttisywere ; but itseems that the half of the remaining part of the contingent will be relieved by fresh troops. The Ras. aims troops alone have net made any movement to begin their march homewards, and the time of their Idepariure is not exactly known. In the English can tonments* change has already been made, by order of the Duke ot Wellington, to:relieve the country. Two regiments have left tha environs of Dapaume, and gone to Valenciennes, to strengthen the garrison of that fortress, which was weakened by the departure of some troops for England. A great number of Generals and superior Officers, who were with the Duke at Paris, hate arrived at Cambray, and Mort lare expected. The soi-dirant Polish Officer, Ponistowskiovho has come back from St. Helena, whither he had been to follow Bonaparte, has passed through this city, but he did not make any stay I probably because he was informed that the London Police Office had given various informations respecting him. The jonrnez of this person seems to have the same object as that of Santini. VIENNA, APRIL ii. Madame Mum bas not been allowed , by the Go vernment to purchase the (suite of Kollingbrun, near 8a49. because it is within the distance ot four posts from the Capital, which she is not peiniktell to pass. No Bulletin was issued yesterday on the state of her Masarrv's health. The .answer given to inquires by the Gentlemen Porters was—" Her MAJSSTT is going on very well" On Saturday his Royal High ness _ the PRINCII Rs.' omit held a Court at Carlton House, which was at tended by The Lord Chancellor, the Lord President, tie Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of tbe *Augury, the Cha ncellor of the Hs chequer, the Master-General of the Ordnance, the Secretuy of State for the Hume Department, the Chancel lor of the Duchy of Lauinger, the Muter tithe Mint, the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Stoirard, the Treasurer of the Houiehold, the Comptroller of the Household, sad the Lord Chief Baron. The Ramify held a Privy Council, at which Lord Chief RAZOR RICHARDS WAS introduced in due form "and moth iii a Privy Councillor. - - Another Council was then' held, to which the R4 -I CORDER of lA:don't was introduced, and made his re port of the convicts capitally convicted at the last Fe bruary Sessions at the Old Bailey. Saturday the Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND had a dinner party. Among the company were :Prince Casteleieala, Baron Just, the Saxon Minister, Count and Countess IJurven, Earl and Countess Morley, the Portuguese Ambassador, Mr. Jelliay, General Vyse, Major Paten, dm. Ye:tett:lay the Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND gave a splendid entertainment to the Duke of WKL LINUTON, the Duchess of RICHMOND, and a large party of distinct hn. Friday being the Duchess of GLOUCESTER'S Birth- I day, Their Royal Highnesses had a select party to dinner at Gloucester :louse. The Duchess is now' canfintd tO her room by indispositione:re: Princesses AUHiIiTA and ELIZABETH visited th t terl4al Sister on'llitnrday, at nine o'clock at ni g l a iief repe ded . theit-iisits yesterday morning.. ThiaVtilikof GLoo cirrig'ivaited upon the Quasar to report the state of the Duchess. His Royal Highness attencisel Divine Service at St. George's Church. - Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, which Le rd Cwort.stiesou came to town to attend. The Noble Viscount is much recovered from his lameness The EAR iof Li. waitronl went horn attending Divine Service at Whitehall Chapel to attend the Council, which did not break up till five o'clock. QUEENSBERRY. APPEAL CAtNes.-.-This day the Lon/ CHANCELLOR, in the House of Lords, again. &lei aid giving judgment in thew Apreaft unt) Monday mitt. TRENCH PAPERS. The Paris Papers of the 22d, 24th. and 25th inst. arrived at a late hour this d.ty. The most important intelligence which we ob. serve in them, contained in xn article under the head of Vienna, wliich states, that by the last dispatches from Constantinople, of date the loth of NI arch, it ap pears, a particular treaty h s twin concluded betwei a t'te Pottre . and Great Britain relative to the strong place of Farga, w;lich it is said has been ceded to the English ; but that no notice is taken of any ri - cognition of the lonian Isles nor of the accession of the PORTE to the Trcativs of Vienna and Paris.... Great activity, it is a )dird, eeeriniti , s to be display•si in the military department of the Turkish Govern. mmt.—French Funds, on tlw 24:h inst. C 7 1. 15c. Wednesday morning, ghout half past six o'clock, a smart shock of an cal thqu ike was felt in Glasgow and its neighbourhood. Its duration must have beets for a considerable number a seconds, as, in more situations than one, the concussion caused this win dows to shake violently. Catli sle Theatre was opened by Mr. M.Clithrier on Monday evening. KING's Trieatue.—The Opera on Saturday nigh had again a complete overflow : every part or the House was occupied at an early h iot a :old hundreds were seen promenading the Lobbi-s ‘sith.eit the nos b _ bility of getting a sight tit Dcn Giovanni.—Ame,ng the distinguished Fashionable' present, N ,. mnicrd Hitkoyal Highness the Du're of Susses, the Dneacs of Yeti, the Duke and Duchess ca Lewis, Voke and Duc-ess s.f Punland, Duke of Dorset ; Marquises of Buckierham, Anglian ()num.:, and Winchester; Marchionesses of Anglesca, Choimoodeley, Lansdowne, and Sal sbury ; Count ottil Countess Antonio, A:- mire) Nugent, Lords -carborough, Bridgewater, Plymouth, /Wt., • k bury, Hemlock, Otiuiston, Dartmouth, Cranbourne, Yarrnout!. , , Clive, Lowlier, Valktort, Aboyne, a d Paiment , n ; Bridgewater, Scarborough, Emily Wrlirsicy, Wes . m. ads, Brom.. low, C. Wynn, Vernon, Barrymore, Elienbotough, Lauderdal e , Hill, Hamilton. Borringdon, Walpole, Wesernoreldotl, Grsorilte, and C. Flint; IA . W. Wynne, C. Flint, E. Paeett, F. Baker, C. Bamfylde, I. and Ley (Jam, and G. Shaw. COVENT-GA HDLN. - The admirers Ut Sit A ICE:•Pr 3E were invited to no cimmon treat on Situr 'ay; ti:e Play being Corielaints, and Mr. Kirmout the represen tative of Gaga Marcius—than wine' , as it is now per formed, a more classical, interesting, and 1...b/e cx. bibition, tut wives not tin the stage. Of all the charm.- trs in which this truly great and incomparable an has se' long` transcendently shone, we consider that of Coriekiner as most peculiarly his 0w... 'the man himself, .his fiateres, his gestures, his attitudes, hit whole deptuitMent, are as nobly Roman as any t!.inc; that we can conceive of the great personages of the Roman Republic or Empire. There is a degree of dignity, of gimlets-. and .of interest, io the public exhibitions of an eminent performer iirclieing into the vale of years. and yet preserving in his decadence the strong marks of his original talents and genitor, which at Or•Ce excites our highest admiration and our 'deepest regret ; for while we are one moment lost in eestacy, we cannot help deploring in the fry. that the object of our admiration is about to he removed for ever from out; view, without the possibility, we fear, of " ever looking on his like again!' It is scarcely necess,ry to.add, that the whale of his per formanee was most rapturous:) , upplauded ; and tat on the dropping of the curtain and she 411111 uncemenl of his Britp: for Tuesday next, the plaudits, %Ojai were tumultuously extatic, were continued for a considerable time. Tug PARL--We have not seen so gay A prome- Wade for a long period as yesteid.ty prescnted.— Spring fashions appeared in all their glory ; but the weather was cold, and at intervals gloomy. lo the gay cavalcade were The Duchesses of &Wort Argyle, Grafton, Welling:xi ' Montrose Richmond, St. Alan's; Marchionesses V Bath, lAnsdowite. Cornwallis, Cholmondeley ; Coin well, sbrewsi %try, Shaftesbury, AMlne,. Aylesbury, Chat* till*, Br burst, and Harrowby Lathes Pechell, Palk, g'` Warrender, Say and Sele, Burgliersb; Mistresses Bock Mond, A. Stanhope, Beaumont, Crawford, L. W elfesley, and Calvert. Ky. ) , ,Honmses BALD—The season has not , duced i more elegant walsz and quadrate ball 0. the one given on Friday night, in rorilandplAce.. - The name of Holism has long been cektaateil fashionable world. During the Lite of Uovernr: HORNBY, the mansion in Portman - square svia ' topic of conversation in every circle. The par: 7 the above evening, although not equal to those r cient times, had to boast of much titled distinct Dancing commenced in the saloon at eleven led off by the accomplishei Miss Hcitt.;BY 4 11 ( 1 litary.Gentleman. Quadrilles conk the lead. supper followed, consisting of every delicacy. ball-room was fancifully decorated with Jew natural.and artificial - flowers ; the floor trAs with appropriate emblems. The two drawing. were decorated in a sumptuous style in sofas, mans, and fauteuil: of burnished gold ; the sat yellow satin, being the richest which ever cat the Spitalfields manufactories. It was halti when the assembly broke up. There utue pr , Earl Grosvenor, Sir Joseph Yorke, Earl of WCIIIIV3 and Coonte.s of Mesborough, Lady Mary Paulet, Lade and Ward. Sir hotnat and Lady Willtanw, Mrs. V. Mrs. Vansittsrt, Lady Elisabeth fielding, Sir Francis Langham, Earl and Couctess of Ikhester, Sir , :am. and Mr. Miller, Mr. Collycr, Lord &stators:l, I.adv and the Dowager k.ady Sheffield, Lady 'Alford, Miss I/ashy:nod, Captain and Mrs. Menekton, kits, a Hughes, Mrs. and Miss Orde, Mr. and Mrs Gambier, Mrs. Christie, Mr. and Mrs. Mills, Sir blattkew and Lady, the Gosling', Benyons, &e. I MR& Daroasoses BALL.—At that noble Litt Portman-quare, late the residence of sin. i)u ,c Clusirmits, a Waltz and Quadrille Bail was g'' litisioy. night, to about sgt.lo fashionables. ttificienOall and the grand staircase, two el the spegiarsens of architecture and taste In ...no_ I d vo, 1m: handy illuminated. The suit of drawini were thrown open at ten o'clock, enriched wit.. suitable.deccration. The refreshments were cl most costly description. The dancing at eleveii, and ended at four in the mowing. Lady SMITH'S Party, on Thursday. was the since the demise of Sir Must/Antal). It was slushed by l,common splendour. There were Marquis of WMcliester, Dowager Mardtione,s of Lai Lord and Luty Enne.more, Earl of W. srmoret.oul. Lady Fingal, Countess of C0..”-ntry and the Ladies, kart . Lord aid Lady Murray, Earl of Pomfret, Lail i 111.° the Ladies Walpole, Marchioness Cornwallis 314 tic i." 1" iersepo 'Yorke, Lord ;aid Lady Henniker i : sir Mut! • , " / 0, Langli4tii, Dr. aud Mn. Grey, Earl sad Couroes4 11. and lady Dalrymple liaintitori,,Lordied L , Ay Lady Cora If:porky, and six 0'6 , 167, in Glasgow ist have been as, in more sed the M.Cazar ' , lrby night f part ot the 'lid hundreds tint sni.—Ame,ng noticed Ineaess of NV:, 'es; of Pontand, ▪ kits Ormorc, Clionuoodeler, is Animus), ilynsoutb, Avit, one, Vat moutli, agent , n ; 1.34:1-s m.ath, &var. igh, Lauderd3l., Gn.or:Tte, ?moil, F. Baker, 811aKEi..FIA:tE stUr 'ay ; ii:e the repeesen- it is now !w- -ind 1...h/e ex. 11l the diem.- ip.trable consider that 'rite man attitudes, his as any t!.in; onages of the is a degree of io the pubiic declii.ing into his decadeete to and ger.itti, ration and nur moment lost in the ni•st, that to he removed lossibility, we again." It is Jle 01 his pri- ded ; and tat anus uncrelertl audits, e!iich ntinued for a gay a prome- f presented.— :lory ; but the tomy. In ski ton, Welling:xi cues Whictantr, Countesses ass. rlesburi, Chute 1, Palk, Also. es Botlitn,lltior Velfcsky, Dario. n has not pre drille ball iha !letaated in th ✓ ot Uoverer: quara wile the The party ea to those of at• distinction. sit yen o'cloc BY and the lead. drECACy. With festoons : 1 for Was ChAkel drawing-foo l e in sofas, tEs ; the Sag , :ver cantZ trit is half-past were pr. sat 'Wryinuu , ll. 1• utet, Lull 1 Mrs. liV) r Francis sal IP Sir '1 !molls Akl, en, Lade Phei ti 'ford, C'quirr In, Mrs. a Gambier, Itrt Vtibitc RhL- oble plansior f the Vukc ' in was givot les. Tit: two of the drawing'r ec! chef with 0 I ,ti were ci I ng . cornat oriaog• r, was the It was di* are were P'" oroi of Lam& I orelititi. .aa•ies, Uri _ a d 314 4c 1_ 1 "' is . lamas rites. of 1,1 •: ° ' LAY -.4 lip• ~ '