The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-07-27 00:00:00

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MN • . r S HATBOX'S PICTURE of " CHRIST'S NAPOLEON. illgieetess of 'Moray; Lady Elisabeth Stuart, on her re- the Lied I y a ' a faitlog; Lady Hill; a her liskuri firma t Iffirlitlf lase JERUSALEM." after a most 'nibs- THE MEMOIRS of NAPOLEON, by His:ital.,. go. from Paris; Lady Grant Kier, on her fatten flow Portugal; y A..Litichester. on her ; Co• elastic reeeptleo talectiland. "The Atoms in the Garden." Book EC wattage on Sale. in the Original Eremites ' , die; Lady Collier, by the Lord in Ws dog 1 Lady II• Railn ou his asherlaie • Vine Atred ar l a 9rmer. aid all Member works, A nd . NOW OPEN, at No. 63, Pall- Its- and in the Translitioa. by Mr. O'Meara. at 10s. Od. Oogley, by the Countess of flare/tart ; Lady - Martin, by Tealabearfer to the Date of autibridge. oft promotion ; ntall.- I Mhasaioe Is.; Catalogue lid. P rinted for Sir Richard nape and Co. London. *closed is Waiting; Lady U. Cocks , by the Camotess RearsAilltdral Sir D. Milne, en peometims W the Rot ' Vs As the death of the filestviess Auth or % is likely to ire. of Hardwicke; Lady Delamere, by the Lord in Waiting ; Fl; Captain Portinea, by the Bart Digby ; Corset wXHIBITION of WARD'S (IRAN I) NATIONAL move the dilleulty which has hitherto suited in the Wass. Lady Navies, by .the Lord in Waiting ; Mr. Rochfort 3d Dragoon Guide, on appoietemet ; Mt, Hoag- ILA AL11•11141ORY, la Commemorative of tbeirDigispag of I l li sai e• of his Msg.. the other parts of this important irorb • may be exported to appear is a short time. • • ge, fiy the Lord in Waiting ; Lady J. Boyle, hy the 'Todd , by the Lord is Waiting; Miss Ressell,. lir alit , tip SIIIIIIIK listriac, et the Battle of Waterloo. Painted , ,_ Countess of Athlone ; Captain Sydenitans, by' the Mar- Duchess of Dorset; bliss Duncan, try Lady Demagog : larder of the British Instillation ; Size 33 feet by 11, Is , geed& Wellesley ; Captain Ramey, by tile Lord in Wait. Miss Hobart, by Lady Elisabeth Stuart; Mn.. 1=1 . 7. . 4 W OPEN, at the:Egyptian Ball, Piccadilly. NEVI BDINIVROR KEVIEW. With Os the . Ist of August will be published (to be toil . - ing ; Captain iltnett. R. N. by the Lord he Waiting; hr Mrs. Nissan ; Mr. Fred. C. Burt, on going lAdmittase• )s. Cattilogie rid: Description do. etched outline's. Od. Quarterly.) price its. No. I. of i Capteia Brace, on his appoietmest ; Nibs. G. Villiers, Mu Erekiee, by the Doebees of Athell ; Mies Detr; i , THE N EW EDINBU R (I H R lir le I leiW iby Collates. Maulers ; the Count's! of Veralain, by Nayler. by the Lord lo Waltiag; Miss Claim Jitimotee„ . LADY 31011C/AW'S NEW WORK. Costaining: tbe Lord in Wattle; ; two Ladies A% alpole, Lally E. lay )sea Mother ; Miss Tyrwhitt Drake,by• skeletal in The awy was publishea, ic y I vols. 4to. priee Al lb. Bd. Atte. I. Waldegesmes Memoirs. Verson, two Ladies Fitzroy, and the Countess of Easton, *thing; Miss Seymour, by Lady Club* Jerteiss hoards, emillalaing near 900 closely printed pages. ft. Pampa ihanibel over the Alps. by the Lerd is Waiting • Lady C. Hill, and Lady M. Miss !Tyler, by the Dowager Countess of Notritaejb-t • • Tat lla V. Sy LADY MORGAN.-- 11. Levied of Argyle. Hilt, by the Marchioarss ' of Downshire; Lady Nightin- Miss Fanny Fyler. by the - Dowager Coontees_of New- -4 Animal Magnetism. . le by the Lord le Waiting; Lady Desantres, by the burgh; Miss Johnston. Miss Uniake aad Mise ;asset . I . 4ll • l l l p orsen's Tire of Italy eomblees the high tame & Atm Boleyn. s in Waiting; Mr. Tenon, one of the Six Clerks in Johnstoo, by the Lord in Waiting; ;lira. Ire, by with dle most gay and fami li ar d ales those & Lives of Animist Scotsmen. \•• . Chewer,. by die Lard is Wald I Lad Leonard sad the Dowager Countess Brownlow ; Mrs. Beemillak by 1 of tlitalls Jed amestem oft thievery wafted moieties to , t• C•Aill'a life of 11111. heel moms: soli her °ppm:willies wen highly Wow , .. 1 . 12115 t V 2 , I: isom sow . r d . by k h e L or d i s W i li est tie Countess of the Comatose Harcourt; Mrs. Rowell, by tie Meshass ... • • of Glasgow. by the Lord of Dorset; Mrs. By Ilkostrerie. hy the Ike- a to the Usk the bed in view. Her narrative *mods -• 18. ILetsteek , s O, .... r a ti ' i ... 4. .efl, IL N. by the Lord in Wait- court; Mrs. Bernard, by the Marchioness et ire; : leak* eseetioteit. traits et &silkier, inetdeets. faMe,, . ~ aal Neese. Isiah *lll highly interest the publie."-irilfern• • 11. Led Joho " l i w i rire Speech on Gramma " 1 ' . the Lord In Waiting ; the Hon. /41. Colonel Brombead. by the Consists tow elhesolelle.) Distrawhissemet. .. • o.Strallmt, 'C. Streit; being created Baroness Mt Stuart, by Lady Stuart ; Mrs. tiepins. . Printed for Geary Colhurn and Co.. Coattail-street ; Dell „, It. Climate for the steasumptlte. V e le, t () apt. D e i ge t e ek en hi s c o on f rom I n dia ;on her return from the Continent ; Mrs. lAmbert Blatt. sad Needn't., Ealieletrgb ; and JohaCemming. Daktne, , IL Parry's Veynge. '1 ' . I y Margaret Cliarmela, by the Lewd in Waitinit ; ity the Lord in Waiting ; Mrs. E. Hawker, by the Loll -.44--..-___._.....2.--.______ • 14. Croly's Parfet& MI6. Lady H. Paget and laady h. Erskine, by she Lord in is W a i t i ng; Mrs. Cathruw Disney, lay the Lord htWait• T NE NEW MONTHLY 31AIMEMS fee Minna. 1& 14Veeen ea the Niger. Weiting,; The cos•usit of Mastsfiehl, by the Lord in hie/ ; Mrs. Cooper, on her marrsage, by do Dowager Wog No. & ref dm New Swiss. plated en a sew and 10. Lord Eysta's Tragedy. Weida!: Mrs. Cowell and bliss E. Unite, by the Loot Cdeentess Brownies"; Mrs. Armitage , by the Lord an 17. Admits of the Parish. very Improved pion, will console, wow a variety of Mb*/ to Waiting; Lady DrnmatoodSmith,by the Lord in Wait. Waiting ; Mrs. Munro, by Lady Strong.; Mrs. Cu:. 18. Coestitothseal Association. , articles-- ~ . Li s t aw e d, ' veht h o h e d__N o tt ee of Works lat h e Ppm , sag 3 Viscountess Galway and Mrs. o:Brien, by the Lord Mocker, by Lady Strong.; Mrs. Taylor, by the Lora 'l. lite CororeitHoa -If. English Petti6:L--itt. Blues and Petaled for G.aad W. B. Whinakee. A . Te .m iv i a 4 s . • ; so d is Waiting; Lady Ramsden anal two Misses Ramsden, ia. Wailing. • - Anti- hone .-1 im . i i ."; l l , V • uorc hinsien a l Pikilaitkli-,,Vertangnbuile°llo....=vliii.Att J. Warren. Old Bond-street, Landsat: and Waugh and by the Lord in Waiting ; Lady Collin'. Miss D. Collier, Resides these presentations of females, several gen- ies's, Edit:beryl'. Tows sad Letter Wrilses..--Iflll. French soil Easgileb _ - denied were presented, among whom were 31r. Dyntoke, Trvtedy. Se. 1.-IX. Jonathan ,Keetiseky's Jamas', No. ti.--:I. Poet% of Rend Lite.-Xl. Grimtp's Ghost, NO- S. TAE KING'S DRAWING-ROOM. * Snsan North, by the Dowager Countess of Onildfor ; lion ; and Mr. Carlisle, the surgeon, : who wai -WPM Artists' Letter Bo:,-;Ili. Modern Pletions,--Xlll. Mrs , I. Paget, the Hen. Mrs. Leith, aad Miss A. Leith, Wafts is a Gerdes. No. 4..-XIV. Si levaptileat Ilse -....0.-- . by the'Lerd in Waiting; Miss Erskine oad Mrs. Moray. kni g ht ''' . 1 seareltes.-XV. Italy by lady woman comiedod.-xvi. Yesterday his Majesty held a Drawing•roone his be the Lord in Waiting ; Mrs. White, he Viscountess i heihg to the unfavourable state (011ie weather. the ' i Gs Palledrome..-XVII. German Powder D onnnditiosal Palace, at Pimlico, which, being upon e 101 l geoloesisee; Lady Sewill, by the Lord in IVait illy ; Luiy wausbcr of spectators was very scanty. I.tten't°"- -- X Vlft • Leiters from tiPgln by Leuesaio of' kis 31ajesty's Coronation, was equal to s s , Itirth . y mid Mae TreHope i by the Lord is Waiting.; .ilre. Ire- ' Dobeide. Ike. ake. Court. bad Blackburn., anti two Misses I. 131aeltherne, hy the _ COf'ff I' OP I'OMMON COUNCIEr.- .. Printed for Henry Celburn and Co. Cendslt-street : Bell and Bradfute. Edinbu-gh ; and John, OassOng. Dublia. Sir Bobert Baker, the Chief !Magistrate 44' the Lord la Waiting ; Lady Colebrook, the Ilan. Mrs. Roche. 4 _ n o w -- Ter Mrs. Blair , and Mrs. Limbers Blair, Lady Georgia. A Special Court was held yesterday, puissant to a Police, was in atteudance. with Townsend and • NEW NOVEL: 3lorpeth, ar ' ad two Misses (toward, Maly Itrownrige, the requisition. The Lord Mayer took the Chair at leof Jost published. p r i c e els. beards, the Officers, and a trauserons assemblaire of the Ice. Hon. bliss Kinnaird, the l'oantees of Coventry and Lally past twelve o'clock. . The Military spectutit wits particularly eplenind „. A 140111 ND of /MALE; or, 'Tis a Hashed Jane Coventry, the Duchessof Newcastle, Mts. General '1 Years Since. both the Life Guards tied loyal Horse Guards oboe Mieshell and Mrs. Alaberly, Mrs Baring. and Miss Ila• ACCOMMDDATION snit DEPOKTEILS. 4 " Argyle. the State's whole thenskr Imre to whole. .go , duly, the former were cm what is called the Slog's ring, the Dowager Countess of Warwick, by the Lord is A very commodious box with font. seats, capable And !bake alike the Semite and tht kid rt•-•Pere• to an d escorte d t h e diff erent b r00 ,.1„., a y t h e A n yal W•itiag ; Lady C. I ireville, Lady Louisa Ofl•Ville, and of holding three persona each, has been provided, by r • Is three veleta's , lisle. i'mnile w h o ca me i n atria : th e y were nta ii onet s nr i t i s i i , Lads . Charlotte G . reville, by the . Do a az,. r Countess_ of the (' u))))nlike . of General Purposes, for the ose .of Petaled far e : and W. li.Wittnakeeolive Medadene.the Gentlemen who attended from the Newspa;.ers, io i • " A Somm hos just made its appearestee soder tee tide the Court Yard it the Nace. Botk the reetments of a A Legend of Arnie ; or. 'Tim a Hundred 'tears slnee, were dressed in body steel armour, as Cnirarefers.,-- . *Melt weenier perused with {crest delight. The combisa- . 2 41 Noe of historical neerstive with &Otiose *Wins admirably .0 veil meowed, and throughout the entire Week the utmost Warwick ; hiss Isunloke Sydney and Alta Sydney, Mrs Boehm. Lady F. anal Mies :tiactroal. sirs . and . Miss Paul, Lady and Miss MililmaY. aud the tOolltt`ttiof Grosvenor, . eh Regiment haff its full liana, its their state en'. by the Loral in Wahine; Illrs. Whip, by the Countess of forms, whose playing considerally enlivened the Ormond and Ossory; the Canute's Pouliot and Lady pursuance to a reference to that Committee by t Court. I'ITV or LONDON AND VII yoeoNATtox. be • ~ 0 • A delicacy of s polished and sensible so is Is mainialaod. Was scene. in addition to the Band of the Gaud of 31ary Ponlett, Mrs. Johnstone, the Miss Johnstone., Mn. I Konsat said be understood that it was usual feel a pleasure. therefore, In recossuestillso the ' LAP" of Honour. a Mrs Harvey and Mrs. John Drummond, by the Lord in for the City of London, neon the occasion of the Arnie' tO our numeroes Refuters," . Waiting; sin . Murray,r the Mehra, of .itholl ; Miss Coronation of the ai o , ierc h . to address the Throne its . The King arrived about twelve o'clock in Ms pm- co it „ .. • . oleo. just published. ws. ,by Mrs. t owell; fifes Anguit3 Utswell, by Mrs. toingratelatiou of that event. Ile would now move 4. Leehiel; or. The Fiel4efeullosies..A.Nowel, is th ree rate earriaze from his Palace, in Pallomill., The Cowell ; ' time Countess of Stradhrnke , by th e Hectares i . volums, prim Ms. Duke of York, the Duke and Duchess of Chbence, Dowager o f I„i s . La d y ' ma i m R om 14 the come ", that •C. 00000 Dilute consisting of alt . the Aldernien and A I 3. fleet; hike World. A 'Novel, in thrift voluesset. pries the Duchess of Kent, and the Princess Sophia Matilda, ast erni ih ro k,. ; ‘,,i's, ch ar i ette n evononr 'oly t h e D eig n," Commoner f ore each Ward, be appointed to ascretain te r , beards. 4. Tile rsToa d ie a N ..... ; ( g oy ) came in state, escorted by parties of the Re ~•• me if Somerset ; the Him Miss Ann • Li•liell, by the Loral the mode of proceeding which had been adopted on Ai 1 bbii trt •EN., 4.1. xmd„,..l.,arny Lilt . .Tbe-oompauy hype to arrive at • ... all toreirr oetwistoes. fiat . 1 -'.. toe 'and centionod sitting down till near tour. ma y 'la at ; I won't V il srf 14 . '! Mr. Farrel. seconded the mottos. and trusted ,• , ~ Daaoyger of Rutland; Mies Clifford, Miss Limey CT! - Thi s day w as ps igi s n m i. I R S In k. .li on . w ee tag . b oar d,. The King was dressed in a Field Marti! sl's un if orm, rural , , 4 , : i : v i m - ;I, La d s tiff that the measure would put so end to that little.., and 09111 10 .ari.sa , .to_ ..e C ._.ail ; ',.• decorated with several Orders. His Majesty kept the party feeling too much encouraged by Minister% . SC RN 118 A N T ovei ßli h !G in li s T es t a tN, Marehioness of Northampton on her a etnrn fr abroad: time of two o'clock, th e h our pu bli c ly annou n c ed for the Count•-st .:1 Abingdon:by the Lord in Waitisog ; aA leg O e se . . li r e utbor in o eh f re:which would seek to keep up a spirit of political 4 ' they and Solitude," &e. ake. bidding the Drawing-room. After havi..g received the Earl of Strathmore, by Hie Nlarqneass of liontiy ; enmity upon occasion. where all such feelings should Printed for A. K. NEWMAN and Co. Leadenhall-street. the Report of the effective force of the three Regimeuts Laalv Selina Kirby, by the Niarrhioness of Londonderry be forgotten, and which tasfortnnately am amid counte- \ Of whom mat be had. just published: of Foot Guard his Majesty gave several private Ls'lY AV"urt- bY the 1 :' , ""t e " °I . Bei ; Lady nanee a marked distinction between the reeeptiou / Tee Drawees ('Ace , or the Fugitive ' s Retreat. an Ms- audiences in his Closet, and then proceeded to the Walker, by Lieutenant-General Sir 6. Walker; Nl's% given to the Representstite of that great city and tortes' Romance, by Zara Wentworth. Author of the "rte - Walker awl Iliso ilarrictt Walker, by Sir ti n W..lkil . ; . . . Entree Boom. where the (heat Officers of State, the given of far inferior consideration. clues of Albyu Hall" &vols. IL Miss Georgiana Knight, by Lady Astlev ; Mk% F. 1 .1. MAID DI TUB MARLET, by Region Mar% Road , . Author Cabinet Ministers, as well as those upon special Plower, youngest daughter of the Master .af the !toes, Mr. S. Discos wished that every thing like party of the "Children of the Abbey." 34 edition:9 vols. Ins. missions, and others having th e privilege the Entree, by the lionotirable Mrs. Villiers ; Mr. !tenter, by the spirit could be snppress t ed on fault an occasion as this. 7 Vaatertr.s or Lure, by the Author of " Sketches of Cha- Mrs. Wane Pri•lealtx. Ise the lewd in and th at they would tam the thing in a haudsowe. teeter," Id edition, 3 vols. His. 66. were assembled. Loral in Waiting ; TALKS, or TON. (SECOND Buttes) containing the Mew's The Duchess tie Frias, the lady of the late Spanish . Waiting; alias Stuart Conrtenay, by the Loral in Wait- liberal way. r t by the Dowager Countess of Neu - Th„. ;notion was agreed to, and the Committee were Daughter, Tale from comnion Life, Rosamond, Beautiful Ambassador, was introduced to his Majesty by the l ug :14-4Plr'n Russell. e I isroe ; Nits. . • Countess, Fiorabelle, tire. 4 vols. 11. 44. Marchioness of Londonderry, when the Duchess had .: 1 7 i r ,'___ l ,: ..__ i 1 i ., 1. Sir appointed. - FLAns AND CARR'', or an Uncle and Ms Nephew, . E. D. 0111er, by 1,41iy t 111 :er ; by E D lie Wang I • W the Duchess of 1 •t .lii.lione t•Ar• MIRDOII7i MARKET. the honour of an audience, and took leave of the Kin Carr, 3‘ols. 164.0 d. g' lisle, on receiving time honone of Knighthood ; \Lajor• , , A petition was presented from the Inhabl'auts of „ Tits laws Necaostascaa. or Deer Park, $ vols. 106.0 d. previous to leaving England. General Stevenson Barns, oft promotion : Miss .leklattal. 'i l ------- -•-- - - - --7 - The Honourable t'orps of Gentlemen Pensioners by Mrs. James Buller ; Miss Sparrow, by lastly tr • Farringiiiin Without, in the neighbourhood of New- This day was published, Ile I vols. leato. price 10s. 6d. a bomb. were in attendance, with their Standard Bearer, Clerk Dentinck ; Nlisof'h srlotte Pocock, by Lally N . itowaol ; ..r, ate Nlarket, stating the great inconvenience they suf- Miss Wes, by time Honourable Mr -, Mesa . imily Juno- fered Com the multitude of carts, waggon, &c. and of the Cheque, and Gentleman Harbinger, in their II Ali L E Y ft A 1)1140TO N. a Tale, bysnoin: la w _ v the , , (.9 , r , ,1 . iti . Waitiug; Nmi-s T ) rst hitt Itr.shr. ~I g geated that the vegetable minket , which was one Theyalso new swords an at ancient dresses. had and b • ')lies D. P. Campbell. Zi a . tile 1/44r41 f n 14 . 4 its lig' ; Lair Georgian.' We•t, on lies treat source of inconvenience, might be transferred Printed for A. K. NEWMAN mid Co. loodenhall-street. ale-uses . This corps formed an avenue to the Thione, Marriage, by the Honourable 31:c. Weo: laity flettiler- ' • • The following will speedily be felled:bl under which bit Majesty took his station to receive tbi to the piece of ground purchased by the City from the f son Florham , on her rethrti from the Continent. by the Feeenoovea or Tue. ALP% a Romance, by James Griffin, numerous soil digni fi ed assteaublage. The Foreign M a relsioaless o f Wooly; Laity Milne, on her Marriage: t ollege of Surgeons. , i t 2 vols. L l, l , i i. ,,, • ,.. i .„...h. b y t h e L im ' i t , W a i l i ng ; 1,4 .s:r. Moue asked the witness at the bar who an,. Ambassadors and Ministers present were-- Ds Wiwi:melte, or the Talisman, a Tale of Myatery. by I. M. It. Gales. Esq. Author of the " Astrologer." Re. The Russian, Netherlands, Austrian. s pan i e l s . Nlinstgionery, by the Nlarchiottess CsatynOlasis ; Miss peered on behalf of the petition, if those who • sold ~M ontaositifi r y,. hy..the Mare.blutieevs..Conytig,lsa.ine m MISS vegetables at that Market had been consulted, and . 4 rots. French. Sardinian, Bavarian, Daniok, Saxon, .Itneri- Cassrayalca Or RAVISONDAIDLII. a Westland Tale. tn can, Neapolitan, Swedish, Prussian and Wirtetuberg zleyntour, •tv ls silt Jerroase .Iv I. I"on'tie , ": u?"le ref f hail g i ven their couseut to the suggestion of this • Duchess of Rutland ; Lady ‘i 0011, by the thlrilf'al o f petition. • ! the tether of " Itedutoual lime Rebel, and "ilt. Kathleen,- Mr. Colqu'ioun, Agent and Constd-General for the .. .1 0 vols. A tholl ; Lady Maria Santderson, hi. Ism Mother, the The person at the bar answered that they had mt. VARNER ' S TlitEE Dsysnerns, a Tale, 4 vols. Hans Towns ; also the numerous Special Missions to c o untess of C sr l i atnpton, on her Marriage ; Lady RIGOTRT, or the Warning Voice. a Novel, 4 vols. attend Isis Majesty's Coronntion, with their suite, io- Sophia Lumley, by the Countess of Searborongh ; Lady Mr. T. A. 'WILLI ins, Mr. Calmwslien, and MT. t, CoNTLISATION. or Shades of Difference, a Novel, 3 vols. eluding the Chamberlain. Count of 31andelsluch, Cremorne, by Lady Dowden; Lady Aldis, on her limle; licticosine, wished to refer the petition to a Coen- PLastita Aso PLEASED, or the Two Old tiolotiem by Fonds Ladsom, Author of "The Mysterious Freebooter," Charge d'Alfaireo of his Majesty the King of Wile- Miss Duncan, by her Sister; La ly ( ► / t rilby, Lally Wilson, 'Mitre. • Re. If vols. tentberg, accompanied by General Neutfer. the Nlar- by the Lord in Waiting • 3liss Harriet Penn, hy her Mr llderman WAITIIMAN said that state of all Mott er • Nlrs 11".r.ins )Waiting; her Nlarriage • Nliss by e .,.. . . • guess Santa Cruz, Count Lowenhieltn. the Duke al Mar kets in the city deserved the serious at- b . OOKIND GLASSES and PURNITURE.----Seve - Grainniont, Count de Noisome, Count Pullen, Gene- borne , l l'ir Mrs . WI;11;er ' . Miss Bentichl, by .lira. Walker ; ''''' . tent of the Corporation. Ile himself had bees re- -0 -.I A rat him SECOND NAND PL‘TES, suitable forMise Bond, one of the'Llalies who atts:roled MISS rel. sal ets ser u Calderon Brant and his son, General limes at the Coronation. by the Don. Miss Itrimilenell ; IFEt t 'wined by the financial difficulties in which they were Chimneys. Flees, anal Cheviots, are now on sale, on Beason- ~ able Terms, at Coneen, Et.t.inv. and (*mope's'', Cabinet. .saraslikein, Prince Partana, the Duke Pereau Nonce, Miss Meares, by laity Hr croft ; ; Mr. J. Dickson. by Sir involved (ruin proposing a material change in time state ~ Upholstery. and Looking - Glass es Mannfaetoq, 03. Bishops- Prince Ilaltafeldt, Coma Maltzlias. Corot de Steckel- M. 'flea ney ; Lady F. lintlsam, by the ( . ;sountese of Strad- of time fleet Market. lie intended, at no very remote ... . gatestreet, is - New Mus furbed,as large as 13n berg, Cutout Vitzum, the Count de Molise, Sac. broke; Mr. Alderman 1 enables un i f s election to that period, to propose that the Fleet be removed some- ..,. / by ;2 Inches, 1.21) by O. or, ny less dimensions, at very The Princess Sanataider was presented by the Coun- o ffi ce; Mr. li. Roston, by time Lord in Waiting ; :olrs. where else, anal that an open market be estaidished Weltered Ptiees.-Piate MIA for Windows, lined in at a Freer, by Lady Desanees ; Mrs. Colquhoun. by the Loral . •• greater relanve advantage than Crown Glass. test Lual,,lff, the Lady of the Neapolitan .sinister ;i n w a i i i ntz . • by the tha.re. It was a fact dial an arrang onent to this effect Ifoblemen. Gentlemen, Surveyors, Proprietors of Hotels time Prince Satiatalsler was presented by his E‘relielli• G o dless of I) o rset • the C o untess Pauline Jr Nellie, by Mrs. Wilkins; Mrs. Russell, WWI proposed fifty years ago, and that it was lost by a .... and others, will find this Warehouse deservin g attention. cy Count Ludoltf; the Prince Sandier was also pre- the Duchess of Lee ds; i Mr. majority of one only in that Court. trout i:, extensive Veriety of the best manufactured Cabi- S. Liddell, by land Ravens- .. net and Oink Work, constantly on . Sale every Article be- tented, as was also Prince Nletternicls, and Coma Es- worth • lady C• 1 stailow, by the Countess of Scarbo- 't be petition *as then referred to the Committee. . .I. . •I 1 4 inn one at a considerable Reduction. tei hazy, a relative of the Prince. rough; Mrs. Roberts by the Lord in Waiting ; the Como's, of AylesforS, on her marriage ; Mrs. %Visite, No r , Lo•soon wet to; a:. . • Furniewe delivered to any part of the estuary, without 'li t e splendid dresses of the very nunteross asoeus- risk of injury or espenee of packing.ltv Viscount Ennisuiore; Mrs. .1. Drutionotel, on her • 'r. no.' mm rose to bring forward time question re- blawe of foreigners had a very nia2iiitieeut appearance; . . A b ide ClEßY has lately been introduced which Prince Esterhasy hail a decided superiority, from the Th.,. w . . . marriage; Nlrs. J. Point:, by the Lord in Waiting; specting London bridge. Ile was of opinion that the Johnson, on her marriay.; the Conntros of erection of two additional arches, and the enlarge- a ••• b fair to su p erse d e th e ne ,,,,,a, o r D ,,,, r. _ costly deco•ations of jewels. Carhampton. on conting to her title; the Countess So- Dien' of two others, would answer every purpose of MUDSON'S SOTO:IC To;erll POWOF.R i 4 a certain Among the distinguished characters present, were alters. by 6ot:smite's snlardwirke; Mrs. M. Itilialitiph. a new b.ialge. :Ms. Rennie, in his Report,entertaiued . I reiterate and preventive for all Disorders of the Mouth. It the Archnishop of Canterhu..y, the Bishop of London, by Mrs. 3lnegrave; the Countess of )louse, by Vise. no doubt as to the practicability of the enlargement , not merely monists and beautifies the Teetlo, but preserves3lelville; the Countess of Morton, be N'isconntess Mel- t h em fr om dee „ to the latest period ome. it fastens loose the Master of . the Ceremonies,. Mr. Sheriff Williams, rill*: Mrs. H. ItAllie, on her tu - arriage ; sirs. N. ofdarch es, 11 .0 ex p ense that would be incurred by Teeth. prevents those d eca yed grow i n g wore . sin g tow the King's Champion. Mr. Dymoke, time Master of the Raring, lay the Loral in Waiting ; Latly Newholtron her such enlargement , with a temporary bridge, would pletely eradicates the Scurvy from the Gums. leaving theta Rolle, time Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, tine and of a toothily redness. It Is an antidote for Gum the Loral Chief Baron of Scotland, the Attorney and marriage; Mrs. Roberts, by time Lord ma Waiting; Mrs. amount to about 92,0001. 'this expense was judo- J. Picard, itv her mother, Mrs. Ilumfrav Mr. I). J. pendent of 1240/. for a Coffree dam .to inspect the Volts. Swelled Fame, sari that exenteiatine pain the Tooth , , -soh •it [-Oen ral the Princess Esterhaay , Priure Ens- Drake, by the Lord in Waiting ; time Countees of Strad- stability of tbe piers, though Mr. Rennie, in the first .telae. and so certain and undeviating are its effect'. that ',, ' ‘ t) e ' there newer was en Instance of any person who need this iltial. toe Secretary at W a r, time Speaker of the House kroke. la i sr Ad lasly Peyton; Lady Cranborne, on her mar- instance, had no doubt of time strength uf the fools +a- .here. Powder hating the Tooth Ache. or a Tooth dicey: yet it iv of Commons, the Vice-Lisancellor, Pritt..e Partana, nage 1 y issue Ilay, b y the . Connte f ss i of A l thl L one ; don. 31r. Chapman, a surveyor. anal several others% i • s o innocent that the contents of a bog may be taken by an Lady tilatintnis, by . the Afar,hiotiess o. m unt . y ; y __ re i _ up . the Judge Advocate, the King's Proctor, the King's 1 tnion that it would reducq the fall of Lon- ' inflate. The following Agents are appolnied:-Mv. Atkin- Advoca te . k.. . it , E. Compton, on coin abroad ; lady E. Carnegie, by the w" • son, 44. tterrarai-streets tioloosaseare; Mamie and Pierre. " •••••• -• Cottastem of Northeak ; Lade OtwAy. by time Countess of dears-be:4e by. two fee: if the wattl f morks mere re- .l7, Wpm, 33, bo n d -street et; Sanger, %so ; Firth. 441. Ov- . Tile following were among the numerous Pullen - Ovinossie and Osuery ; Ladi J. Reeve, en her marriage; maimed i ikaa be tlionld propose that eats arch aft. 4 the • fnrytfreiti 3 Jones. 39, Fleet-streef :ltlittti. 93. tileiptiii#3 m e l o n% i-.... . . Lode M. Sanderson, on her marriage; lady Mils% Ira eesims,..,arrh ebould be first ealesgell ; .and telsqn Ise ' • , . Tic e . 4l.4.,:mimisill; and most Medicine* Canters sod 'Per- Mrs. Barnard, by the Marchioness Of flawnshire ;1W marriatke t Lady Datme.o• Lient 4:ol. Sir C. Mete bourns. Price is. Oil.. widen telinfr sin boxes dte !Wimps lAgiv Hii gn bothlhinunit, .dhd ••14idelleelltaioBteeptiti. by hoeing received the hotwor of kniglitirliod t Mille rcl. ~, sant tboaqest of that, &eosin,. ,nsigbt bet estaggsgl e If • air allowed.*--Aiso. Ifiansiis's 4101.11 Ptii4e. ... .. 611 ,.. a r t.„ t " sloe hoed in Width* s 3114 WiltidttolMomparsismo definer- low is; the' Marebioneime of C4lnTsuindeley ; Laski L. t h e ' eg e jgei gett .1 " * " 4 15 t altela/Pr!!"4l ' '' i 4 ' 4 j ' i 'it, r c nail '" '"""A" 1 " P " l4. r ."l"elad by 11/. tale 11494414 "11/4 1.'""P'17" . ; - 1" 7 " . . 'gran Mies Amptillelelliesallohlie ttotAlothertilile. Cos- Cflsonsi;'be•tadv stb ov taa . •L at iV i jibt by 04 L 0 r;41,3 lipili ) 44 Ar Rile. C:asi s • I i SW I C. 7' P • rr-w,t"•lllowsrw - . II , e t aa ; v o v iso... f or r g o ri e z t the vanito __ .( 9. toe otor-1 o - . waioj e cso d•A gon g ol ot osoo .Aeo 21 , 0 ,1, 4 0 w s i t i„ n : 1 Li d s tianod.thireherolpgrj,,nretn„oe t. pmkt a new firsalge IsaCnot been tutleeksmacerkesmilesepta '•uhe-e ittloSiAlles elf feb tore decay. • PM+ • 41*. ttn.. wav, iso his pain . • ;s. oil.; am. our guinea. in it aiting ; i..001y Jade Steivart, by her soistu , r, the Fitsberhat, by the Dueiless of L .eals; Loly Pre s by establish a jub. the public had not complained • . 1 -a., _ -a... . -...-- -___ _ . __. . . •-•,. __ _ . ••- -•- . --- • -