The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-04 00:00:00

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AI. . • . 1 - *A lq ir .• o . a • _ .. . . . .. - ._,.. , • Nto. 5064 -.:- • .: , ;ft . 1-1 t, . 8 ! !b e Olitdide fidr shield tfANODRN felt Ii ilit Reid.; mei hrmur ditti es s*t &OW?" ; ;,....i •- • Prninillitrin mmo. samsvoLENT INSTITUTION,' DIE 111CORPORATI3D SOCISTT for th e Highnesses were received with military bosoars by tensed liar Onorgiatht Oter, fir At) r ill N for 6 . *War ed DISTKICSIIIID IlErnila the T WLI . C9II!BIer ea/ MIIIIIMK71:1014 of the L _ the Osiard of Honour, sod the Band played 4' Bog . 6 la all . T crisaisilisesi ' sou ais swat his moms ~: . I aDDLE RANIII a LIFE , a wbsime wv1171" or g ea aru. au ~ettt of which uto Z u ^ o lls o r o Z i l i taAav o t i d save the King." The Dake and Derbess of Ciaream r ip. C r '!" - Tres, by !irk Beaker. tigagAISON. Faidlion of *imam. Authors, hi their distress. will be bias gime t o the Pala" Pintail. PATRON. Lady Astltr, 'Dowager body &day. - ._____ I LU10(111_1% At a... canosrm_ in the Freemmoos'llalL Arent Queen-street, Lincoln's-11w _ _ The Arebbishot of Cinterliefy Came in State/ with Mite et Asti", by the Dotifer Lady Miley: • ........ of AAAAAA.A..... dadi miLassassot hi Hie Irpth I easy, a posies *hate same it I brought Were Esq. Eras Cm. the oath of Mr. bobby of Cosset_ toner, about ten himself is th e At or *Atli and io hesiltation in s the Mit elide e Theatre maid nary to send for in turning hint rwards he again id come is search ring to let his ect the little iesg ig bars and bold so divine an oh. Fate, and in is e just by, which is as pipes, and by nging the statue s of two hundred 1 with gu, and if of some persons ise to be in names. done to the pe 'lion three pdends. over to gtoonnt for it there in search d tbat be was au. where, and every tee man's conduct be was in a corn. ordered to pay the io to find bail for A74141..a,". („. . I, es. by MA. 110jr, 'Dowager Ledy Agile,. Ad*. by the Dowilger a r Au ley. Resign Weildtlngtos, on Mt atrial to at 1 501 Regimes*. • Liest.-Coloesi Sle J. liniwoi no his appolotinesit td the 13th Light Dearmos. Miss Sophia Norman, by LoAy_Eiisallotll Ndiiiaa." Mies Wall, by Lady BlooorMd. Mrs. Fitzgerald,. by Lady W. Anson. Mrs. H. C. Stapylton, on her Marriage, by Rio eAse,titest of Pembroke. Mrs. Ram, by the Lord in Watley. Lady Rlissheth Baker. by the Lord in Wilting, Lady Des l'oeus, by the Lord is Waiting. Lady Gould, by the Lord in Waiting. Miss Gosling, by Mrs. Gosling. Mr. (cell, by the Lord in Waitlag. Rev. Sam. Leggett, Chaplain to Ms Majeity's fortes at Portsmouth, by the Lord in Waiting. Major- Getters! Ballingall, by the Lord In Waiting. Miss Scott, by her mother. Mrs. Scott. Duchess of Marlborough. by the Lewd is Waiting. Lady Cerullo. Spiracer Cimarchill u by the Lord an Wait. hip . Mille lignitlif M 054111.1% Waiting. Lieut. and Adjutant T. Peebles, Royal Marines, by the Lord is Waiting. Countess of Galloway, by the Lord in Waiting. Lady Caroline Stewart. by the lord in Waiting. Lady Louisa Stewart, hy the Lord is Wailing. Miss Grant, sister to the Chief Secretary fur Ireland, -.our MIL Arai Queen-street, —.ode ES Thamtiop salt. dm IStis Md.. whim the comMIBT of those Noblesse, sod Geodes*. who may be friendly to as tostitulon so immediately sod obviously °ammeter' with Ito mesa of Literalism, le most partieulaily solicited. 'Om She purpose of prossetlag by their presence the interests of %flukey which is at once, is a peculiar degree, beourroleot sad pietistic. PATROR—His Majesty the KING. • Panusenr —His Grace the Duke of SOMERSET. Iftce-Painkrovers. Kamen of Rullogo. K. G. Sir Jobe Cos Illippeeley, Bt. Earl Spesorr. IL G. Sir Robert Peel. Bart. Earl ot Chia woks , Sir Benjamin Ilobhonse, HU Rail of Moustoorris Owe° Witham:, Esq. M.P. awl of Illld C. II a rvey. Esq. M . P., F.S.A. ifloeMlif MMey tad Ward J. Speciosa, Esq. F.R.S. to& Lord 11 F.S.A. Lord tarstanrille Thomas Kyocera% Esq. .. Lord Ceellegtoo Charles Moor°. Eaq. V.S.A. , i Sir Wa. Clayton, But. Win. T. Fits-Gerald, Esq. STEWARDS. P.ari of Pomfret James Moym, Esq. Earl of likeiso John Murray, Seq. • floe. Des&s Kloosird George Reed, RN. J. C. HobWuse. Esq. M.P. John-Rodwelf; Ebq . Maury Hallam, Esq. M.P. Jolla Sanders. Maq.F.S.A. George Sinclair, Esq. M.P. George Stanley, Esq. William Judas, E.q. John WOWS', Seq. Dingier onTable et Si: precise'). No Collectiou.—Tickets lbs. each, to be had of the Ste II 'Mk ; of the Clerk, at No. 4. Llacols's-ins-gelds ; and at the Bar of the Tavern.—The Annual Subscription is One Guinea a upwrds ; a Dana 's of Ten Guises* constitutes a Sub sc ri b er s for Life. Is die le* Highooos Prime LEOPlii 00 Ow &burg. %is I PAT lON arts. Nig Dalai inebnegil the MAIN of .mrr. 1111Ver gra. MO of =M Tfoi Piot ollifioloi Ite ilteliorrial lino Sir 'MOM Boring. Bt. u.p. rho meseeiloos front oillilioefluas and slodisieo-ls. Se •oollro not itioevoiloll lostitotioa a . l4 : 6 4 .ll inadergiteetoods to adrabsietee the wWlsod for . to lay diets* fact the _ dm : • .• nest e te i s iti on i ti l ideL ad use i lte pe horns, to semisple means of di*. MK los l• eigemesssile= ouslmr of appllcards *en i re alloy who ..I. sea Asko. Aar • mein ettloavalline, thoesb act i ve an = ab i, so wdges. aroleft sere deposulosle es prosorlowl utioly, god Nave no ether prospect thaw Ole of tho a Poor•houso. To avert W u A= fagielywltTiithis class of persons, the stsba=sse.(she wit. M. solicited. and will be gratefully st Ow OSee of the institution, 13, Great Itosooll-ablest. rib *7. (where the Rules and Regeladows soy blob. awn. as well as at ?dears. Drarnosoads, 11010elog-MSC Som. Perriagand Shaw. Corn-hill ; sad atlllllllh. 11,111. gore. Wells, turd Co. Lombard-street. Oliossing nollltialla and Subssriptioas recently VW. Me gratefully acknowledged :- 4 64.3 'fantasia Esq Elm Dr. Willis (A) .r 1 . . ...... tlO 0 C. P. Wicks, Itsci (A) v. Wilbroiam...(i) 1 0 Lord Aston ca. W. C. Madan (A) I 1 Ledy Aston Roc O. Obompagoe, i t ) A) I 1 Earl Darnley.. (A) a D o odles ... —.... S 0 Lord Clifton (A) 0 Viet D. Tibsey ...... Mrs.L.North, Donation 30 0 Dettalloo ...... ... 20 0 Lady C. Marre• (A) Lady Calthorpe...( A) 2 0 Stormiest Esq (A) I Earl Orownlow...(A) I I Dowager Duchess of 1 Dowager emotes, of Beccleogh 1 Pontbroke......(A) 1 1 0 .H.D.Penitoot.Esq.(A) 10 Dike of Argyll... (A) 1 0 Lord Ragot (A) 1 D se h e ssof Argyll. (A) 1 0 Miss Vernon... (A) 1 AWarte, Eaq.M.P. (A> 2 0 Lady 0 . Cavendish iA) 1 F. SCOTNEN , i.e. Foss sat 13.-4 style of Lashio', II chased with as s apprehended by gtou, when be as bion. A female of habit sad rich soil, ass, loc. who stated letter knows as an flume ANT to a Decree of the Hig h Conrt of Jr Chancery bearing date the 24th Dav of January 1941, sada la a cause wherein James Proud Johnson and others are the linaintilfs, and Thomas Bedford and others are the Defetdants. TheCREDITORS 01 JOHN SIMPtiON. late of Shrewsbury, in die enmity of Salop, Builder, deceased, the Testator in the said Decree named, who died on or about the 13th Day of January, 11313, are, on or before the nth Day of June, 1921, to come in and prove their Debts before Sir John Simeon. Bart. one of the Masters of the said court, aids Chambers, in Southampton -Buildings, Chaticery-lane. London; or in default thereof, they will br peremptorily ex cluded the benefit of the said Decree. J. WARD, Solicitor. AL Bedford-snusre. was also charged rge against the man tea in payment iota left a 11. note with h, and he paid for There are other two charges against ote at an umbrella a pair of gloves at prisoner's were re. re persons who Ism • of identifying them. 1,16 &VCE. 1 OOKIND OLASSFS.—SeveraI large SECOND -11.4 PLATES. suitable for Chimney., Pins. and Ch e enin, mum on sale. on Reasonable Terms, at Cooper. Elliot, sad Cooper's, 9S. Rishopgatestreet, Within. Some of 'kluges' sizes are admirably adapted for large dialog ago and elegant drawing-rooms. Large Glasses lent on 7 a b wrzig asetwagoo, or warehoused for sale. Captains, and Dealers. supplied with Plate and framed, on the shortest notice. URLING'S LACE (of the real Point ant Moue ' febrie). 147, Strand, near Somerset Rouse. removed tree IVL Strand.-0. F. URLISO and Co. h. to intorm the Fashionable World, that they have prepared for the LACE son a DRESSES, various and e from three galneensxtensive assortmt s of their P tT E ST to one hundred pieces each, some of which, from recent Itnproverneets. they bratbly.presume to compare with the most perfect fo reign productions. Also a great variety of Vril4. Scarfs. Squares. Laces, Nets, he. of every description. This pe culiarly clear and transparentsrticle having. io the higher cir cles. superseded the use of common lace. which becomes rough end Mel of fibres on the Snit washing. ,the Patentees respect fully apprise the public, that the latter is frequently starched to conceal its defects, and make it resemble Urliag's Lace. which. therefore, can only be relied upon as genuine, at their wholesale and retell establishment in I.ondon, or of the country dealers @applied by them. Every article is dls tioguished by a yeal, with Ihe Palealees' initials. " U. F. U. tied C 0.," and the words "Ry Use (late) Queen{ autho rity."--specimens, sho wing the superiority of U 1411014 Lace over commies Lam may be seen in Ackermsan's Repo sitory, La Belle Assemblee, and other fathionable works. and may be h (gratis) by application, post piid. to G. F. Dalai and Co.--Conntry dealers supplied uptm the most liberal terms.—Nleenfactory, Belford, Nottinehamshire. red at Falmouth from out 150 miles S. W. of t Indies, with loss of iessins to St. Peters r carp se Ishii tam me to the llih att. i.e.\ 7eatshill, Kelway, fres Imo of dour, soap, raw, of k, at the entrance of t down. The crew lad boat; part of the cargo the weather condones nay be expected to bs CELEBRATION OF TIM KING'S BIRTH-D.4Y. -- - ANGEL INN, ST. CLEMiNT'S, STRAND. GENERAL OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING AND CON VEYING PARCELS AND MERCHANDIZE. THE following MAILS and other COACHES go from the above Inn tabs Royal Mall, via Dover,Taesday and Friday Nights, st twelve. Portsmouth and Gosport Mai!. through Godalming, Pe ters/di. and Ponies. every Evening at a quarter past 7, awl Isaday at half past 6. On its arrival a packet d i e* sals to Bus Isle of Wight, to convey passengers sad panels a Mail Coach mote off to Chichester, through Drayton, Havant, Entsworth, Ake. Gioeeeeter Mall, 111f01110 Henley. Oxford, and Chelten ham, every Evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at half past e. Dover and Canterbury Mail. through Gravesend, Chat- ham. and Feversham, every evening at a gumtree past 7, and Sunday it half past 6. From t'anterbury. passengers and pew eels are conveyed to Deal. Margate. Remsgate, Sandwich. se. • used from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folkston,. fiend/ate. Hythe, Dimehorch, Ramsey, and Lyda. Milford Mail, through Carmarthen. Liandito and Haver fordwest, every evening at n quarter-past 7, and Sunday at MV-pest 6. Rath and Bristol Post Coach. to carry only four inside. through Reading, Marlborough. Caine, and Chippenbam, every Morning at a quarter-vast 0. Bath and Bristol light Post Coach. every afternoon at 3. Bath light Pust Coach. in tiro des 4. to carry four inside. through Maidenhead, Reading. Marlborough. Devizes. and filelksham, Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings at 9. This Coach is chiefly intended for the accommodation of Families. Invalids, &c. who cannot undergo the fatigue of nth a distance in one day. Brighton light Posit Coach, through Reigate and Cock field, every Morning at S. Cheltenham Original Posit Coach. to carry only four ha side, through Henley and Oxford, every Morning at 7. Chichester, Bognor. and Petworth Post-coach. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Poet-coach, every Evening at half-past 3. Ditto. every Morning at half-past 0. tiodalmitig, and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Epsom, Lestlierhead, Clandon and Horsley, Tuesday, nets*, and Saturday Mornings at 10. Ditto, through Kingston. Hilton, Cobham, and Ripley. on Monday. Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at 10. Henley Coach through Maidenhead, every Afternoon at I. Sunday excepted. Littlehampton. Arundel. and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday Mornings, at half-past 7. Margate. Ramsgate. Deal, Sandwich, and Broadstairs VIM Post-teaches. every Morning and Evening. thtford Light Post-couch. through Healey. S. every at"raiag at 7. Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-coach. the Regu lator. to eorry only four inside, Through Kingston, Guild ford. Petersfieid. and Portsee, every Morning at S. Coaches from Portsmonth to Chichester. on the arrival of the Mail. through Emsworth, Coshatn, &c. to Bognor. Salisbury Posit-coach. to earry only tour sonde. through' Rthillev. Basingstoke, ‘Vhitelturch, ladover, Rc. every Morning at 7. Tewkesbury Pnast-coach, threingh Oxford end Chelten ham. every Siorning at 7. Stromlsrater Coach (removed from the Bull and Month.) through Abingdon, Faringdon. and Cirencester. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Mornings at a quarter before 7. Wallingford and Wantage Coach. through Maidenhead. Nettlebed. and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at 7. NORTHER CO.ACHES. York, Newcastle. and Edinburgh Coaches, and to aU Parts of the North, every MO/Dilly, at a quarter past S. Manchester, Lancaster. Kendal. Rochdale. Huddersfield. Bradford. Leeds. Hallifas, Rotherham, Sheffield. and Nor a if.h ('ouches. Daily. CARRIERS—To Tvrickenham.Rfereolll. and Isleworth. every Monday, Wednesday. Friday, and Saturday. EAMES and Co., Proprietor*. Parcels anti Packages are safely and expeditiously con veyed from this Inn to every City. Town. Ville . mad Country Seat in the following (*aunties. viz.:—Berk.. docks. Cornwell. Devon, Dorset. Ifs:lts, flatulent. Gloucester, sent. Oxford, Somerset, Surrey. Sasses, Wills, Worcester. South Wales. all parts of the kle of Wight. Jersey, Goern st.y. and all parts of France : antl to all Arts of the North. Take notiee.that iao package. containing glass. chine• watches. plate, cash, or Rank notes, however small the salve. will he accounted tar. if ltiSt or &imaged: nor any alher . parcel Or paswasger's lugiage, a won the* M. mane, dee% specified as such when delivered at the Office and 'lid for accortifiney 1 4 Neat Post-chaises, &c. at the shortest notice. rater to be seen from the a Saturday morning 'ging to the Dutch the privy of the Black th three stabs under cut iu a most shocking est sat on the body, tars transpired :—The sosetl, that the deceased orning iu question. and little water to wash his to him ; that he then • he thought, to go out; person on going towards ing from under the door, stance to the deponent, he door, and was shock. d eased, who was lying en I pair of scissors, wad a lug one of its barrels ere found lying by his e under command of the id been labouring under irits for sonic time. The which the d ece ased be hi s evidence tending deceased was insatte, tk• on, returned a verdict of he transport to whisk 00 to Batavia, with troop , mouth in consequeact of ny having takes plus o th cur espondent addl. having co:omitted bimseK DU, is said to be the mom mangled ho .y was l b party of Dutcls soldiers. iild to deplore his millor r') ,IED. et West Bashes, epees et Ice.ray. R.N., to Miss Jase limn church. John Mackin. larths. voongest &ilea* * Of f 1 lighVklyea. OUSP, in Upper Brook -street. h year of her age, the Right etreet. aged 61. Mrs P.etir Denby er ister to Mr. Bela. t i ohm Hodgson. Bag.. efel l the setae place, wraith* ela ret lurs• h e r house. Salleher the har ago. Published at the 011ee nt and Te a Conatsteatos" (Ss _IASI Wliits St. elessat's Cherv7 L.L. B.; to where aU Cerereasas merged to be addressed. Yesterday the King held a Drawing Room at his Palace at Pimlico, which was must numerously and splendidly atten•leti. The King arrived at his Palac: in Pimlico from his Palace in Pall-Mall in his private carriage at a quarter past twelve. An extra Guard of Honour marched into the Conn yard in front of the Palace at a quarter before one, preceded by the hand in their state unif irms. A de tachment of the Life Guards arrived soon afterwards, and snrrouuded the Court-yard. Sir Robert Baker and other Magistrates of the Po• lice were in attendance with Townshend, Sayer, and a numerous assemblage of Officers. Mr. Lee, the High Con-table of Westminster, headed a posse of his constables. The greatest vriler and regularity was preserved, holt in setting down and taking up, although the line of carriages between two and three o'clock reached to the top of Bond-street. The com pany began to arrive at the Palace soon after twelre, l t ad continued coming till near five ; sonic were kept lo the line of carriages between two and three hours. After the close of the Court, the whole of the com pany bail not left the Palace till half-past six. The Grand Hall was lined with a numerons assem blage of the Yeoman of the Gnard, and others were stationed at both sides of the staircase. Time stair sass was divided, to allow the company to ascend on one side. and descend on the other. The King' having dressed tor the Court, proceeded to his closet s.i•iii after half-past one. where the A ra•i isishop of Canter:tory, the Archbishop of York. the Bishop of London, the Bishop of Lanflai, the Bishop of Chester. the Bishop of Exoter, the Bishop of tol, the Bishop of liloncesfer, the Bishop of Worces ter, the Bishop of Chichester, and other Di:rnitaries of the Church, were admitted into the presence of his Majesty. The Archbishop of Canterbury delivered an Oration of Congratulation ou the happi return of the day. The King soon afterwards prcoeedeil towards his State apartments , atten ded b y his great Olficers of State, Lori Amherst, as Lord in W a iting, tienecal Finch as Orisons in Waiting, Sir Robert Bolton as Rquerty in Waiting, the Page of Honour. ice. Ills Majesty proceeded to the Japan Ro im, which is ap. peopriated to those who have the honour aid privilege ,(.the ( wire. where the Hunouratile Corps of Gentle men Pen-mows, with the Lieutenant StandorXbearer , Clerk of the Cheque. and Gentleman liarbioger, at tended his Majesty. The Prince Katate, attended by his Secretary, isaving been coniiiicteil topsePalaos lay Mr. Williows, the King's Messenger, was intro doced to his Majes y by the Earl llalhorst. The Prince and his Secretary weitailresseil in the contp te costa rs* of their cbtintry, westing widths, and with ,Ure leis and feet, except Saottals. Via' Mike uf Ybtit, PION VAPllYifellisti of Rest, timilltlksillrioeetas &Ws' Mailliltivilaitt s ! with a mai. ar) e-curt tiie Gu.:r.is. Their 'shop his attendants, in two carriages. The Speaker of the House of Commons eaglet* his Mote carriage. and with attendants. His Majesty receieed those who have the privilege Isf the eatre, consisting of his Royal. Relatives, the tgn Ambassadors and MinisterdiAnslatiagef the ir:trian Bavarian,Russian Spanish, Prussian. Retbeclands. Turkish. Wuttemborg, Sardinian. Swedish, Danish. American, Saxon, Hans Town. and Haim *cries. the Cabinet Ministers, Ise. His Majesty then proceeded to the Grand Saloon. and s took his station la the front of the splendid Throne, his Royal Relatives arranging themselves on 0;601 side. including the Princess Augusta. /He Majesty then proceeded to receive the eon ' grateladeee of the general company. The Wowing were among the numerous presto eelions PIRA Martbleseas of Waterford, by lody Deresford. Mrs. Puree) Fitzgerald, by Lady fleittinck. Mies Nngent, by her mother Lady Nugent. The Ladies Reanclerk, by the Duchess of St. Alban's. Miss Elliott, by Lady Malcolm. Miss Augusta Leigh, by bee mother the honourable Mrs. Leigh. The Ladies Conte, by Lady Mary Moss. Miss eniaeke by the :Marchioness of Waterford. Lady Kennetiy, by the Countess Cassilis, on her mar riage. Miss Foley, by Lade Mackintosh. Miss Taylor, by the . Countess of Liverpool. gir Lewis Versturnae, by Count Munster, on being appointed a Knight of she Guelphie Order. Lieutenant Versturme, his son, by Count Munster, on promotion, as Captain in the Hanoverian Cavalry. Miss Letitia Shea, by %frt. Evelyn. Miss Shea, by Mrs. 'Evelyn. Mrs. Walker, by the Lord in Waiting. The Honoarab:e Mrs. Cockayne, by the Coestass of Macclesfield. Mrs. Moss, by the Lord in Waiting. Lady Clinton, by the llon. Mrs. Pilynta. The two 51isses • Poyntz, by the Hon. Mrs. Poyntx. Miss Maria Clinton, by the Countess of Shefgeld. Lady Caroline Barham, by the Lord in Waiting. Lady Wrottesley, on her marriage. Miss Peel, ha Mrs. Dawson. Miss Mira Well Forrester. by her Mother. Mr.. (lrenier, by the Lord in Waiting. Mrs. Wyndham Lewis, by the Lord in Waiting. The Honourable Mrs. Itisshout, by the Honourable Mrs. Kest. Mrs.ll:fford, by Lady Oeorge Cavendish. The Coontess of Huntingdon, on her marriage, by Lady Tit rney. Downer Viscountess Melville, by Viscountess Melville. Hon. Mrs. Col. Basket, on her marriage. ,71/lan Mou. Piss C. Cavendish, by ber mother, Lady Wa , tweak. Miss Peel, be Mrs. Dawson. Capt. Hen. Elliott, K. 1,. I. on promotion. Mrs. Maxwell on her marriage, by the Countess of Mrs. lien. Ashworth, on her marriage, by Lady Drake. Miss Horton, by Nlajor-lien. Burton. f 4. Colegraye, by WY Saltosin. Mrs. Cholinandeley, liv 'Marchioness of Cholmondeley. Miss Itlackshaw, by Viscountess Ashbrook. Miss Wright, by Lady Hadstock. Lady C. Cavendish, hr Lady U. H. Cavendish. Mis; M. Morris. by her mother, Mrs. C. Morris. • Mrs. Cavendish, by her mother-in-law Lady George Cavendish. The Countess of Roseberry. on her marriage. Hon. Mrs. Pvtre, by Countess ttrosvenor. Lady Walker, on Its r marriage. Mrs. Walke-, by I. 'Ay Swinlitirne. Miss Heneazr, fir Mrs. Prince. Mr. Slim., by the Countess of Powis. Mrs. ti. Harlow, by Cotintess Torrington. Mrs. Col. Gi!ston, be Mrs Majendie. Laity ll.ronels, on her arrival from the Continent. Mrs. L. Sulii ran, by the Ouches% of Northumberland. Mrs. H. 11. t•ollier, on her marriage, by Lady Drake. Miss Barlow, by Visconntess Torrington. Mrs. Wadhatti 'Wyndham. Ity she Countess of Newburgh. Miss liorongli. by her mother. Miss E. Forester, hr Lady K. W. Forester. Miss Mitchell, by lily Kennegiv. mi. 4 the Countess :ewbnerls. Lady Markin..oli, by the Lord iu Waiting. Miss Mackintosh, and .ti-s Elisabeth Mackintosh, by thrir inotti^r. Lady Mackintosh. Mrs. Ili:ohm's Strode, by Mrs. General Buller. Miss Spencer Vassal, bv her mother, Mrs. Chethato Strode. Miss ltauglas. nr LOY ATourt. Mis 4 Mmcalf, by the Vi‘rotinte‘i Astibraok. Hue. Mrs. Hare and Miss Hare, by Viscountess En- r.:smore. Miss pelf. by the Iron. Mrs. Edward Bonyerie. Mr.. Lorkwood, on her niarriaee. Ls'y firenerick Renwick, on tier inarri3ga. Mrs. John Portal..ta her m arriage. Ls! y Mary Pelham, hr the Countess of Chichester. Miss Pere, by Cowl:co brostesor. Miss (4. Macleod, by L tdy Emily Macleod. Mrs. Fitzelarence, on tier tnarriage, by the Lord in Wai tine. Prittentia ('ante, by Laity Mary Ross. Liviy Anson, by the Lord in Waiting. Miss C. Hu.lson, by the Countess Dowager of Clonniell. Mks Murray, by the Countess of Peterborongh. Mrs. S. Murray. by the Collide.* of Peterborough. Miss Drake tierra:d. by Lady Mom F, Pinch llatton, by her !wither Laity E. F. Hattoa. Miss Corms, by the Ctrintess of Chichester. Miss Flower, tit- Viseountess Ashbrook. Lady Isabella Fitzgibbon, by Lady Clare. Mis. Bradshaw, by her !outlier, Mrs.lieneral Bradshaw. Mies Rich and Miss 1.. Rich, by their mother Lady Rich. Miss C. Drake liarrar.i, by I:say Macclesfield. Miss Letitia ('lark, by Lady Mildmay. Miss Boyle, by her mother, Mrs. I:oitrts.nty Boyle. 1.1.1 y Wiilsingliam, on his Majesty's Accession to the Throne. Miss Burrowe'. by the lion. Mrs. Hope. Miss Coroewall, by the Ducheastag Northumberland. Lady Pytn, on her marriage. . Miss 'Fanny firenier, by th e Lore Waiting. Miss Clark , by Lady Mililmay. I . IOI T "'brown , b the Coontrie et tiarewooti. Min* *wen lay ars. Koine. . . . Lady bY tl4- 1 0 1 rdis Waitibt• • I tprwitp,. •-• astl'istsa ildr lir the Lord waittn ,- ' Miss Vansittart. Countess of Cassini', by Lady Kenney. Miss Elliott, by Lady Malcolm. Mrs. Bathurst, by the Dowager Countess of Haetant;fttb. Countess Stanhope, be Lady C a rrington. Mrs. St. Quentin and the Miss St. Quentin, by Lady Campbell. Mrs. Josue: Brown, on her marriage, by the Duchess of Dorset. Mrs. Henry Raikes, on her marriage. by Lady Trigge. Mrs. Magnay, by Mrs. Atkins. Lally Without R ussell, by the Lord in Wailing. Lady Agnes Percy, by the Duchess of Northumberland. Lady Mary Fortescu:, by the Lord in Waiting. Mrs. Taylor. by Lady Tri:ge. Miss C. Dore, awl Miss S. (lure, hr Mrs. 0. liner. Viscountess Arolover, on her return from abroad. • Miss Aug. Leigh, by the lion. Mrs. Leigh. Mrs. North, by the Dowager Countess of Dartmouth. Miss 11. Elliott, by Lady Malcolm. Capt. T. Harvey, CAL of his Majesty's ship Northum berland, on his appointment as Colonel of the Royal Marines. The following were presented by the Lord in Wait ing :-- lAdy Wm. Anson. Mrs. John King and Miss King., Viscountess Ilawafden, klarchionessof Waterford, Mrs. S. Scott, Mrs. Marclbeson, \lr. Ormsby (lore, Mrs. Ham, Mrs. Wallace, lAdy E. Lowther, Mrs. Heinsier. Miss F. tiarnier, L adyFortesque, Mrs. Morse, Lpidy Clinton, 'AO:J . I mphell, Lady Louisa Lenox. Mrs. Thos. Courtknaint-Sirs. Littledile, Lady Gould, Mir tkreesweed, Dieters' of /A arlboroogit, Lady e. +4. Clearbilk Mies, and Miss Mary, and Miss P. Lentenore, Lady C. F. Hatton, Miss and Miss S. Courtenay, the Hon. Mrs. W. Hare, Miss Russell, the Her. tieurge Cowell, Miss Bruce, Rear-Admiral Page, Miss lilltikr molt, Mrs. Pigot, Capt. H. B. Collier, Mr. C. Strode, Liens.-Ccilonel E. S. L. Militia, Duchess of Bedforl, Mrs. Pt. Prideaus, Brigade-Major Hervey Smith, Laily Brown. TIM BALL awn Si:PPM-At night his Majesty gave a splendid Ball anal sumptuous Supper at Car).- ton Moose. which was attended by upwards of a thi, 1- sand of the Nobility and Oentry. There was no 1 , ► !Weal distinction of party. The Marqi vs and Mar chioness of Lans lowne, the Earl of Darnley and tl.e !Aviles With, Lord Grenville, &c. were among the company invite/I. The brilliat t expected to break up till a late hour this morning. Earl Ilatbur•t, the Lord Chamberlain, Viseouot Midmouth, the Marquess of Londonderry, the Duke Montrose, and the Marquess of Winchester, gave grand entertainments yesterday in honour of his Ala 's Birth-day. • . PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. An Official Retard to an order of the House of CO/1- loons states the number of yearly licenses taken ,out by hankers in England and Wales in the year 1,15, at to I : ditto in Scotland, same year, Sti : total 919. In the year IS2O, in 'England and Wales, 766 : Scotland ditto, t'3: total M 9. The total number of ships which hare proceeded from Brest Britain with convicts to New South Waletwitbie the last 10 years, is 75, !lumber of convicts, 13.413; of the former the number in 1.-20 was I; ; of the to the same year, 2,; Ib. From lrelane', total -soother ot ships for the I,st 10 years, 21; naaluer of convicts in ditto, 4,212 ; of the former, in the year ls2o, the nu::i• her Wall 6; of cnnvirts, t l l3. Ilran . d total of ships, 106: ditto number of convicts, 17,925. like moonlit of the Stamp Duties received lopes re-is• 'noble promissory notes within tireat Brittle, la the rear 1,15. oe. on notes not exceeding It. le. 52,1::91.. 3s. C l.; ditto 35,019/. his. 4,1. REDUCTION OF POOR R tTRIS AT GI ICH. The wbolo eepeeee of clothing and male. mining Pte Poor in this Parish, by the Printed Report of Dee. 1919 fur . one • • • • • • Z 13,790 6 3 ve er. weg The whole captor* of the saute from Lady Day Ib4O, to Lady Day led I, was - 9,1116 19 9 t 11,646 IS 6 The nevelwr of the Poor 14 by no mean' diinin'sbed. and they acknowiedge theologises to be bhftet fed. eliAlled, and lodged, under the present systwoof freeway, Dissuader the former wanaseineuL .....-.........• On Saturday eredwg (2.Mn ult.) notice was gives by cereral tnevant.le hotties to the porters enspiorei in the corn t r ade, that they intended this weet r to f re. duce the wages from 3s . to :h. 6d. per day. tree. ciim seirtenee of this intimatiJo, most of. the Wen lessen. 'lay (Monday list, 30tb nit.) strack,p?.it is cant d. and those who had gone to word in il4e morning,' pa after Joined their companions, ett,Pr j{ 4 iltitlo44 iq or perfusion., 'I he utereh iota. , 3/ 1 111 141# 8, toed this reJoetion f!,tie.gre 1 . t ' P e" l .. the Mier, ire at P resent 119144iiv e t 43si 4 Cilasgownirtstol, and several utTier p aces.—( Linst• K i wi - wi t , p l ow worm, nte - uwcwv.- "• L a dy ameldpLuv. say .1- «17 - 414 Ole CIO &MOW M *.411 aiiNII11 14 " St . .ir 1.4.:y &Dellis. LIM-rhyme ? tiv the i44;;tl a Waiting. "I"E"''s L a dy e asu linelpsiof "'deciliter.) at) e-cort t d e Li:eou.rds. Thar Ito; .1. CoantriS Grey, Lidy ElizAbeth dreg , _ . _ •