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I I a W Il ~~ ~} i t F , :j • '1;411i A . LAW INTELLIGENCS. ---.-- - COURT OF ElNG'ilt BENCH, Werrusarm, FRIDAY, APRIL 11. TIIR ZINO 10. CARL/LP. . li a M. A. Cathie (lister of R. C.srlite, lite of Fleet s:7ra) appeared iu Court this morning, sad after hearing seal twv inrl:cttueut• preferred agitino her, for having Righ tist/Al certain false and scandalous libels vu the 10th and WM *arch lam, against the Government and religion of eta nata•rt►y, pleaded nut guilty thereto. It was Own jaii. 761,4 6D her that t►e trials weight come on at t►e Niei Prizes a.•:tap after Term, Li GudeWall, Loudon. 111ENeLLY o. BIONOLO. Tte was as, action tried before the Lord Chief /us tire at Guildhall, Ltindmi, at the last sitting* after Terra. lihe Plaintiff is a printer, and the Defendant is the tate Serretery of the Norwich Union Fire Office. The action arsine minting a pamphlet. and the defence set up by tlib•rld war, that the Plaictlff ►ad sot pat his own name to i.e pansphiet as printer. but the name of a Bookaellir.— Dm Jury found a verdict fur the F,. Gotuag now moved foe • ruk tp thew cause why c!'e Serdiet sbonld ■ot be set &ride and ti monshil entered.— Me coatended that as the clause of the Art of Parliament, 39 Ceu. 111. c. 29, which directed the Printer's name to be 7,:t to the brat and last !Dhoti of every work printed, was =se:l:dory, nu action could be maintained by him for work sste. if be violated the Art by neglecting to do it. He re ts•red in the cases of U. V , 211 Campbt//, page 1417. and Langton t. Hughee, ill lit Nefryn, as authorities f!pipo•t of his position —Role Niti granted. TUC ZINO O. Tith REV. R. BLACOW. A rule Nisi fur a criminal Information was obtained lard 1. rip by Mr. Litutielsam, against the Defendant, a Clergy of Liverpool, for a libel on her Majesty the Quern. Yreterday Mr. Plait I was partly heard against the role. lie amtended that, procredini by criminal Information, the par:y was hound, line illustrious in rank, to put In aM• twits., contradicting the troth of the libellous allegation— as.t. was not dune in the present caw, and be contended t 8 :tfure that the role rust be discharged. In support of 1., proposition be cited the maw of the King against Miles, std I other rasp, in all of which it was held uee aaaaa y have esenlpatury affidaiits, Mr. Justice BAYLIT beast obliged to leave, the Court ale f. further proceeding fill this day, when Mr. Brouslialn ust to be beard in support of the rule, but the Court dad net enter upon it on account of the ownilwr of motions for be trills which were heard, and which uccupit dike whole L 4 The day.}—kdjourned st font o'clock. ' . .V.1-1.1. 1 .: 1 skit ITISI - 1 Pl , ESS. LONO() N, SATURDAY, 111. Y ie. ism • • TIT Parts Papers of Wednesday strived last Tl , e following are extracts • • TURIII, mitts. 30.. Its accession of the King Charles Felix is wow officially hewn. The I..irntenalt-Genera! Chevalier Thson de Rive!, C. ?at de Pridungo, has sent, by the express orders of the XI ro c Charles Frits, to the Royal Seuates, to the Climber "fAccounty, sad to all the superior Msei.trate• whose duty it is to register the Royal Acts, both the Act of Abdication sit Eire V,ctor Emmanuel, of the 13th March, and the Act cor firming this eh:lira:ion, given at Nice on the 9th of April last. As our readers are already acquainted with the Gist 'Act, which le in the Journal der Debate uf the 18th March, we sscll g;re only the second. " VICTOS EMMASULL. " from the first mom' at that the abdication made by us own , 13th of Mirth toss was known to our Muslin.us prothee the puke uf Genevoir, no whom, by yirtue of this Ara, the Crown and the sovereignty of our State have de islred. le has constantly maoifi.ted to as his ardent desire to see as resume the nips of Guici lament, as well on ac count of the gait attachment which he bears us, as b:caltse he considered as null or cumpulaury au Act issued its oe. pt fable circumstances. " But, persuaded as we are, that the great qualites of our Welber cannot fail to the felicity of the people whom iliarine Providence has confided to our government; moved, fernlike, by the causes pointed out in our first Act, namely, the weaken's of our health, which bail lung since suggested tam lbt project of quitting the throne—a project which we Lad the firm intention of carrying into execution as soon as we should have terminated some affairs of high im. "meta ice—a project in which we are confirmed by die urinal state of affairs, whick demands still mote assitiaity Wed application : We have resulted, of our own free * will, to confirm by this act, subscribed by us, •ua roontersignea by our order and by oar Cousin the Marquis de Saint Altman, Minister of State, the abdication which We made by the Act of the 13th of March, ou tlse conditions enriressed iu the said Act, earnestly requesting oar very dear Brother the Duke de Genevois, to assume the reins of the Givernment, and the title uf Ring, in order to eusuie the Llie.ty of his people. " Gircu at Nice, the 9th of April, 1821, (Sivied) "VICTOR EMMANUEL. (Countersigned) " DE SAINT MARSAN." This Ac is likewise courtlier-sir:Heil by Ave of the Procera tors•G•neral, and the Alneitte it's who countersigned the .11,ct of 13th March, namely, Fanelli, Fti!cbrri, COW., De iloburent, %mat. It bran a:so the follurriog signature : (A true copy) • . The First Clerk at the Office of the Secretary of Siege fur Foriigo Affairs, Modrea,23:l AMP, 1811. DA LLA VAI.LI. iletraa, APRIL 18. We leart that I:.t. two Emperors will arrive at Vii uaa on the leth of Sins. The Emperor Alexander will stop Duly a 'kw clays, 31101 then proceed to St. Ktersburgh. Peirce Met teestielt and the Russian, Prussian, Frewehotud P-netith Am ,lbmakdors, will be at V:entia about loth M. O u r E uro . 'vein Cosmos is itoelieis of, but we hotly not whether thrra is 1117 • ' lion for this ttpt.it. •ram 29. • •• -... •M• (Ily Fairress ) Tte Austrian Observer contains the following article:— I Atioice.—aloat of . the Journals .peep of gent uremia tiotas shich there are on foot between Russia and France Ilia sews his no more foundation than the victories of the . Cisrlsonitri of Nsplt s. 111.411 these reports ran have been Ciffll. colleted aro rely with a view so keep people's shads in • state of alarm, from which the transition to disorder is but. too easy. There is out a word of truth either in what respects those ‘Jisferraces or relatively to their object, which his been but very slightly touched upon (when., Count Nesselrode has not then at Patti' for • single instant, his Cscelkney has water valued Laybach. Tie High Chamberlain Count parivelikis, has Men esiiployed is diploande stairs, aid hie gem to Panamint IN his pi - Coast Fey. Woof fit do Miaislarj iasMakes adwastagr, fur the purpose of goiwg* - Oggiggisamahryiebs this migital r of the lam vailitimits a( the May AMMO illamerer Ainewswideria war States. lie has received dm ihmarlire of Aligileemeadee. dimmitie the met ammeter IP,II bs ,i..*wd ea Gest Amor& asp, .~ r , :r 1 • anti oh Count 'Want, the /lrst.iaa 514iiater at Paris, Owe • they were called open to attend the King of N ivies is thii qerdity oa hie emus to his dominions. Nu demand relative to the eotrance or pairsage 'of foreign troops has ever beta onaJe to Fresco. .Bitclr is the strict truth ; the eon. teary is mere iavention, and meat he placed in the dem of retake, as well as all the inferesees wbieh have been drawn from it.—(Journot die DOW,. MO 9 ) French 5 per Cent. Cansols May 8-83 t. 4 c. The Paris Ripen, of Timidity arrived rater. day. The trial of the persona eharged with the conspiracy of the 19th August. 1810, commenced on Monday. They are twenty-nine its number, and consist of militory men of all rank., officer' and privates. They are charged with attempting• the life of the KO 0, and the overthrow of the exi.tiog Government. At five o'clock the twitter proceed ings on the trial were adjourned until the nett tiny. The month of September is now mentioned at Viestra as the probable time of the pitting of a new Congress in that capital, to br• composed of :WM"- tersfrom ull the Power. of Europe without es ceptinn. The Piedgeontese Gazette of the 28th last does not confirm th.e report that CHAIM!! Faux ha■ accepted the Crown of Sardinia. King Vic Ton remain• at Nice,aud the Prince of CARIOXAN at Florence. Marshal the Duke. of Betting° arrived on Sunday at Paris, and on the next cl,l bad the lionout . of breakfiuding with the KINO. Charleston Papera bring an account as received in a private letter from th- isinionncing the occurrence of a ,revolution iu the kingdom of Mexieo, it is said that the Itevclutioniets have no desire to separate the interest, of their coun try absolutely from those of Spain; they sera) to contemplate si kind of federal uaitin with the mother country, strewing to thetiselves at the same time the advantage of a permit pent, resident, and independent gneeri.men., not amenable to that of Spain so its superior.— Shmild thin statement prove correct, it will clearly sires, the extreme necessity to which Spain was reduced before she entered into the pending 'leg°. ciatious fur the termination of hostilities iu the pro vinces beyond the A thititic. When the arinistice wi t s concluded between I.loLfyitit ni.d Alexico was regarded as tl:e only part of the Conti bent of America in which Spain could he s,:id to have the appearance of acknowledged power ; but it is now evident that this immense province was prepared to throw off the goveintnent of Spain, and to join the ',lsis of her enemies, if the war hail been fat tiler prusteuted. judicieus co , .cessions Spain might preserve the great kingdom of Mexico, but vhould this he huppily effected, it must be at tributed to the hopes of ainelioratioa in the system of government which the recent chang. , s in the 'Peninsula must inspire, and to the tone of modera tion in Whieh the itictlmr country begins at length to addre-s her Trans- tisittie possessiatis. The adjourned debuic was resumed Inst nti;ht in the Hout.e of Commons concerning the libel pub lished in the Paper culled John Bull, upon Mr. BENNETT. The result of the debate was, that Messrs. Coorut and WERVen, the Editor sod the Proprietor, were, on the uswints of Mr. BARING, committed to t h e pot of Newgirte. We must take the liberty 6f expensing our total dissent from one of the principles. laid down by the Earl of LIVERPOOL in the discussion of the Gr impound Disfranchisement 1341, in the House of Lords, on Thursday evening. The Noble Earl said, that the two Hours of Purlineneut, in de plying the borough of Grampoond of the elective fratichise, ought not, iu their Bill of Disfranchise ment, to select the place to which the right of electing two Members should be tranbferred, but that they ought to repose the right of selection . iu the Crown, and empower the executive authority of the State to grant the charter of electing Mem bers of Parliament to whatever counts, town, er borough. it (night Le pleased to select. power the Noble Lord claims for the Crown as a cont.nuarice of the ancient prerogative, not IV. • fleeting upon the vast changes into Oil treed the very principles of our Coostitution, and the spirit of our Government, by improved FoliCsesii science and a long train of event-i, since the time when this branch of the prerogolve was lust exer cised in the reign eY CUAal.as it. It canaot be &wed that in the (Alen time of our history, pre- VIOUS ' to the Revolution. and when the value of a seat in Paoli:talent, sod the impormoce of the House of Commons as a branch of the Legisla ture and as a check upon die meat . aothority were out soifflenently appreciated, the inhabitants of boroughs used freaiently, to apply so the Grown by tray of petition, praying • that theratight, for their ',overly soil inability , tie relieved filial the grievous hurJeu of hong required to send roper ; irentativer to l'inhioneni, to *how, in tlio,e the esinstituents were bound to pay certain duly wages, sufEci,nt, alien fait rated. fur the de ' cent support of tl.e Member.. The Crown used on such applications to roe ertigarethe to uth of these Wes* of iliability, sod either cutedertut the peti tioners, if there were gvoll cause, to enclitic the but'. drm, or transfer the charter to sonic other borough better capable of mitering it ; or, as it vonietitnes happened, suppress this portion of the national re. presentation altogether. I..crsursed knowledge has since taught ns to deny to our Kings the exercise of** dirierroos • power. and the circumstance of its total thAlie since the tient of CIIAILES U. 4 ' peaks that iu the'sense ss will of the Government as of the people, the Revolution was supposed to have wholly superseded this portion of the ancient prerogative. Lord Liveopoor. could not ua the present day think of dem:l%l(6llg for the Crown the whole of this power, and yet if any portion of it be remitted by the free admission of the :Ministers themselves, no pretence can exist for claiming the remainder. The Unions, however, that have bee', etrected by Parliament with Sleetland and Ireland, have by necessary inference ili'lnived the Crown of every part of the ancient prerogative thst bad a tendency to affect the state of the national repre sentation. The accomplishment of the respective Unions of the several Pat liamenis by the power of these bodies themselves, has piaci-el the arrange ment and modifications of the representative system louder the exclusive control of the United Parlia ment of the empire; so that, in the pure spirit of the constitution as it now exists, with Perlism , tit alone it rests to correct the occasions' abuses that may occur in the mode of representing the people—to ascertain the most effectual - amine of removing ono willies or preventing dangers, and to select those places where the rights abused by the former pos sessors may be exercised with must advantage to the general welfare of the empire. A lower must esi•t seiner/here to watch the course of events, sod to correct the errors that may arise in the action of the constitutions' system ; this power did once undoubt edly test in the Crown, but a sense ores pedieticy lass induced the Legislature, by tacit inference from its acts, to deprive the Crown of so dangerous an au thority. As, ill:Meyer. it must exist somew'tere, it has been of necessity transfered to the Legislature, and in his legislative capacity the KING can still exercise s discretion in at least preventing this power from being exercised for impolitic !impost s, or contrary to his own tense of what is due to the &g ut ty of the Crown and to the welfare of the coMMuoity. Lord LIVERPOOL draws a distinction between the 'power of selection, is specially granted to the KING by Parliament, aid time right of selritimi as proceeding frown the uncient prerogative; but it would be admitting the existence of the pre rogative lit principle, although disused in prac tice from a ionise of expediency. if the Parlia ment were, even under any circumstances, to au thorise the Crown to grant the right of electing Members of Parliament to any place whatever, ofmns such COudllioll . .Bll the KING may !dense to specify in the charter. The Crosser may grant the charter to some rnisentiale 'village, tend out such conelitioiis as would secure to the Servants of the CrOwn the power of initnioating the Representatives, so that the state of the representation in 'Parliament would, perhaps, experience an ilijtary iustead of an improvement. It would be far better, mid more consistent with the general spiiit of our Constitution as it his existed since the expulsion of JAMES, that the Parliament should, oil disfratichising Grampound, choose the 'county, or town, or borough, to which the elective fraochise ought to he transferred, than to permit the ttirtrwn to interfere so intimately in the modification tithe representative system as it must do, should his MAJESTY be authorised to grout the privilege to such place as he May in his own discretitin select. Yesterday the Duke of YORK transacted mili tary business with t.e KING. We yoterd.iy announced that a revolution has tiken pace at Rin Janeiro, the capital of the Bra• via, A pli*ate letter from that city, dated tat March, adds— i• We send you the Decrees and Gazette relative to the events of the 24th and 26th ult. when the King ratified the Con ititutiou formed in Portugal, with the further engage ment, that the same shall apply generally throughout the Portuguese dominiuna. by this timely concession all dis orders were prevented, nod we have elperiel3Cfli no intr., rup lino to business. The revotetion has been entirely brought about b y th e t roo p s fr o m ilia Mother Cuautry, and the sa tins of the same, resident litre." The (fon. E..st 1 Asa Company's ship Scaleby Casile, fi . oin China. arOed in the Downs on Timm day. She hit St. He o• the 19th of March. The ••foesesul Kyd was in I .' 3. 03. N. lops. i.OO. 58. W. tius the 13th February all well. t - The //geht and Fury discovery ships, and the - At:utiles trunopoit, sasi)ed from the Nine o-1 Tues day morning, with a tine breeze from the S. S. W. Mr. W. Jaistur*a name is omitted by Miatrke in Ilse list of the minority/rho voted in favour of Lord Jolts It ussELL's motion fur reforming corrupt boroughs. There is such • dearth of news, that there is now only one topic of interest to elsyratee public ut tentioo—the cheapness of the Lottery. and the number and magnitude of the Prises. Two of 21,000/. and 100 Chance. fur gaiuing Two cf 20,21/0/. besides 4,005 other Prize., must all be dune NeXT TallJlterr•lr. Aladdin's wondorful Lamp was, sircnrilinv to the tide in the " Arabian 1% iglle' it hicriainments." a charm which preserved the constitution from dicey. NOW there is a wonderful coincideure between Aladdin's Lamp and two famous articles now in general use, viz. Row. Eagle& MACAIe•It 01,,, and the ALSANA EXTRACT—the Comer preserving the (lair from decay, and the latter the 'Teeth; tad Om., arcoiding to +be best rule. of love, they both have a wonderful charm to preserve the constitution fruit thinly. Cil KA P LOTTERY. --11 A ZA RD • oil CO. have on Sale Ticket and Share Chances for the present Lottery. The Scheme contains 4,007 Prizes, incliiding Iwo of 21,0001. Corisol.; two of 4,010/. Scc. 4c.; all of which moil he Drawn NEXT THUIRSDAY, nod may be gained for • much smaller sum than tonal, as she ;Mite of a Ticket Chalice is only 141. Mr—Sixteenth Chance only Twilit) , Shillings.—The fins. 100 Numbers Disown will each lie lestided lu a New Chenee for another Number on the 6th of bee. fur Two Priers of 20,2001. Console, and 3,000 other Vffirites. MaXano and Cu. have recently sold Four Missy; wr 30,0001. sail Eight of 2 11 ,0001. WIZ %RD and Co.'s Old Established °Sees, Royal Exchange Gate; 10, Comihill ; seed 341, Oxford street, London i and by their Agents in all the principal Country Towles. • . V. • t i t t ~t 44ta cdiusresi,.6 of Ih. INFANT SON of COUNT and couNrAss LI EVEN. Ills AJESTY hAoiog signified his intention of honouring Count and CoUtre*S LIkYEN ha Stand -1114 isnoti•or with the Emperor of A tisrst (whom Prince EsArcalt A Vl' repreriented), Thur.day was the tiur fixed. I It. MA J I:STY, ay , t eat tie to Isis inutnige, acconapit-i2 , 1 by Str B1.00)1PIRLD, B tri. in his private car.ia,:e, arrived at his Eserilericy's revi. deuce in Idarle)--treet, about twenty iii i l Antes he. fore sworn o'clock. Ilta MAJESTY, on his a , iglitinz Irmo hie carriage, was received b, . his Excrllency, *lto etithiticted film to lite protielptil aeon tug rnoni, whrie . bvery preparation was made fyr the ceremoni, which was rennire.iatrly nerformea by Dr. litsPEa; after which a most magnificent diuuer was prepared in she grand ditiiiig parlour. Among the distinguished iiarty who had the Ito [lour v.rsittine at t. ible with hie NIAJFsTY were— Ifis Royal flightiest the Duke of York, Prince-and rAin- Cebfl biz!, rake ttf lYellingtou, Count Michael rituzuie, the Ambassador of the Netherbinds, the Duchess de Frias, CIIII.II and Conotns. Munster, time Al.rquis sad Mareltiones. of Coustashatts and Lady E. Conynthsas, Earl and Conntia• Bathurst, Lord St. Ileiels's, Sir ojantiu Bloosnlit Id, Mr. and Mts. %Wellesley Pule, ate..Be.e. After dinner the Countess give a grand coi.c:rt, which commenced a t balt..i.ast ten (o'clock. in the principal dra.sii;•rn•nn, at which 01 the principal vocal performers ol• the Opera assisted. The coin pa.o, con*i•ted cf neatly 200 persons of the first milk suit tlt.tt.•ctuut. Ills NIAJES-fir toukta ra tremely well, a n •t vas in high spirits : Ite retired in the s•une private 11111111M' as lie calor, • little be fore ()tie o'clock. CLIRISTENtsa of the INFANT SON of COUNT and COUNTESS MUNSTER. Yesterday Ili: AJKSTY conferred a similar honour upon Coni,t Hutt Cr:uniess MuriSTISIt to that wh , clt be did or the Itus•ian Atuharsudor nod hi. Lady the Countess Li tVt.st, on Toursday, by attending Gcdfotber to their taosit you, for purpure Ins 51,1JF/111r Irft I.is Palace at half vost six o'clock lart evening, lot the residence of the Ceuta 411111 Cou:oess MUNSTER, rn Grotrenor plice, attended by Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIEI.M. Thy 'Kixt; was dres.ed in a Field Marshal's uni form, and wore his full Hanoverian Oiders as King of Honorer, in compliment to Count MUstaiiit, who is the Hinicirerian Minister. THE CORONATION. We undctst.ind that the 12111 of July is the day now Eyed for the Coronation. We lately noticed • re;mrt current io the west end of the town, that the QUEEN had sent a letter to the Earl of LIVERPOOL, desiring to know the names of Vie Ladies appointed to attend her MA• JESTY at the ceremony of the ensuing Coronation, to ahich her MAJESTY had received no answer. We now are able to state that whatever applicatiou has been Made by her MAJESTY, has been toile t oiled by legal advice, and that her MAJESTY has already received an official answer, %thief), although not aatiefactory, has not altered her determinati . The particulara of the correspondence we expect to lay before the public in the course of a few days. COYEN7'-GARDhN THEATRE. Last night the comedy of The Provoked Hat band attracted a crowded and fashionable audience to this theatre. It introduced Miss DANCE to the public for the first time in comedy, in the chancier of Lady Townly. She represented with strict fide lity the thoughtless 'levities of fashionable life ; but it was in the last scene she proved most highly at. tractive, mid deeply interested the feelings of the audience fur the unhappy votary of fashion, at length awakened to a sense of her erro►s, and en treating the forgiveuess of an injured husband. Mr. CHARLES 'CRIME, as Lord totenly, ably pour trayed the irnhittereil feelings of a man whose do mestic felicity was utterly destroyed. The other characters were effectively sustained, and the comedy was announced for repetition amidst loud applause. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited the Prin• Mil AUGUSTA yesterday s the Royal Sisters after wards tode hut togrtlirr in is eataiJges Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE dined with Count and Countess MUNSTER to meet the KIND. The Duchess of KENT ei,ited the Duchess of CLARENCE yontetday. On Thuniday the Dnclits4 of KENT dined with Prince LEoPoEn. Tbeie were present to meet tier Lloyd Highness-- Viscount and Viseunntess Cliye , Baron Just, the Saxon Minister, the Duke and Dnr•heaa of Nurthumnriland, Sir W.iikin Williams Wynn and Lady, Marconi of Bucking ham, Earl and Countess of Macclesfield. _ The Duke of Dcsoasitaz gave a ball on Thursday evening, at Devuushire-buure, which was very numerously attended. The Earl and Counte.s TESIPLC left town yes terday tor Avingtun, Danis. Dcparturra from the Brunswick-lionoe Ilanover-square:—The Bishop of NORWICH and flintly fur the Palace, Norwich ; and Lord ASH BURTON for Ilia Still in Scotland. The Marehiohets of WorteEsTia. we are sorry to say, was e•uisiderrti yestercky in a very ilstiger. Qui 'tette. Oil the Thursdny evening tifirr the drawitug-room, brr Ladvship fill herruir ill, mud on the heat (14y she fruit; a cold both, whir:ll brought on ire flee Lady. ship nlllBllll at Apsley Iloirve. On Thursday evetting Miss SIIARP, the cele brated performer on the harp, tied her annual couceit at the Argyll-Room•, the Concert Room of which was extremely well tilled, as well as the boxer. The lisposrket theatre is to hr stuccoed, nod u Rue portico erected over the principal entrances to the house, which is much loftier, and of course cooler than the old one. I'ISIT. ,•• Tb e i r Royal HigIIOCIMP• the Princess AVVIVI 111 4 Da rhea of Oneneester yeeterJoy hooonrc.l Mr. Collins's painted null stained 5t;1414 M.A.., nese T....pie-hie, wilh a visit, to view( the ortguilierot at Intel! g10..5-windows fitting up by Wog fur 11,1riogorth Castle. I).srhalo, the real of M Russell. Km.; also the two ettebrat.tl rtintinge by J. Mama, of Ifeirhativtis Paul, ova' JOS', va. pr. emu.' to their being re. t.peneil to pul.lie view no Monday The prii.eipal window is on; of the moct mirth dir. 'days of stained glass ever produced ; it is • noble rug • reptiun of the gram' Bartle of Nevilie's Cross, wbieh took Place about 500 years stone. The 'rear presented is the important moment David Renee, King of Scotland, ia tusk log his last effort ; the compound of clingy and despair is his sonnteoanire is roost admirably t!epiciurcil ; rt.,. rlru ; ;glr of his standard-braier les. striking or the I, 1w1.le• • Tile effect of liiht and shade given to the net gnu. a, prOthlrei VIC most lively resemblance of highiy-poliAtd Flee', said the rich glow of colours in the statolsid and t.e ?they heraldie joule of the Picture, surpass in splendour nov thing of the kind now extent. This extraordinary produc tion am, is executed after • design by T. Stuthard, Fag. R.A. and certainly is without excel Igoe the finest group tor ancient w•rriurs ever beheld in enamel. The true 'Reit of this work can only be known by ocular detnousiratibu, soil suds, no doubt, was the impression which induerd the Royal Personages to honour this establishment with (hair presence. TOPA TRic A L FIL4 Cdi 11. Yesterday afternoon s novel scene took place in' the neighbourhood of Drury-laue Theatre, between Mr. Gliw sop, jun., of ills Itoyal Coburg, and Mr. Winston, the act ilex Manager of the framer Theatre- ltit 31r Winatiiii tensing the 'time door be was attacked/urns teremonie by Mr. C.:loamy. wlw proceeded to horsewhip the hlausger wiib great ity in she pees ore of a crowd of persona. The p‘riics then separated. Various Vepurts we in circulation respect• int the (-Run of the allay. HISS SMITHSON. AFFECTING OCCURRENCE. A scene took place yesterday at Lhury.lene Theatre. of the must sifectisig nature. Musa Smithson, who us. aitend• mg the rehearsal of the part of Mary, in The btkeeper's Daughter, being informed that a letter had been left in her name, directed the person in bring it up. Os opening it Ler was silisrilled to undergo a must distress ing change, her colour tell her cheeks, and hi r haw became . much agitated. Fur a few moments she with di supported herself tool then fell un the stage in strung hysterics. 'the whole of the theatrical corps immediately wept to her assistance, and the further proceedings of the rill I stayed. It was now found simmer', frets the distressing situation of the young Lady, in seed fur her brother, whu promptly attended. His feeling., on witnessing she state of his sister, may be better felt than described. He took up the letter, and on reading it, placed his hands over his eyes, fell, and remained for some time totally insensible. The allixted Lady and Gentleman were then removed to two adjoining apartments in the theatre, where every attention possible was paid to them. Ou the let.er being read, it was found to cuntain a communicstioss of the death of their father. %Team happy to say they sub. sequently recovered and left the theatre. In consequence the above occurrence Miss Kelly undertook the part tat Mary, is The Innkeeper's Deiseghltr. 1 ELAND. DUBLIN, 11.1% 8. The Commission Court closed ou Saturday. The Judges (Barton sml.lehli) were on the Bench every morning before ten, ■ud seldom arose before ten at night. The death of the Marquis of Drogheda, mentioned by the London Papers, is nut true. His Lordship is uuw at Lis house iu Bsekvidle-street, in this city, nearly as well as may be expected from his great age, 91, cad a a,caut tr:fl.us in disposition. THE Miff. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 19:1. THURSDAY, MAY in. lord Jersey's brother to Oracle, 741. 7lls beat 1.0,5 Exeter's Athenian, B.t. 91b. T.Y.C. 100,c5.-13 to b ags: Lam! Jersey's brother to Oracle. The I,ooop. Stokes of 100 gs. each, It. ft. for fillies, 014. 4th D.M. Itisiug three years old. Duke of Graftun's b. Z-al, Partissu 1 Lord Suffield's b. by Muley, out of Aquilino 2 Lord Fisley's Bret se, by Soothsayer, out of Blowiag 3 Lord Grosvenoes b. Bittern, by Tbasiderboll, out of Plover ... 4 Mr. Rush's be. by Waxy, out of Oliveira His Royal Highness the Duke of York's by Aladdin, out of sister to Paribut .. Three paid forfeit. Sto4 on Zeal-5 to 1 apt Bitter*. Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. for 3.yr olds. A.F. Lord Jersey's Sporus, brother to Ma s te r H enr y, 7 s t. 71b . 1 Mr. Pi Wee's c. by A rdrosssn, out of Vicissitude, fist. 91b. Lord U. H. Caveudislis Tiger, 8.1.51 b. Four paid forfeit. 6t04 no Spores-5 to 2 opt Mr. Prince's c. Lord Enetet's Athenian, 9sl. 21b. beat Mr. May's sigh". ieJubson, 7st. 121 b. T.Y.C. 100gs.-5 to 4 agst Athenian . The King's Plate of 1001;s. fur 4.yr olds, list. ; 5-yr olds, Hat. 91h.; 6-yr olds and aged, 12.1. R.C. Mr. Pei ti.'s b. h. Master Henry, 5 yrs old. 0 1 Mr. 11 . ylidttant's gr. c. Little John, 4 yrs old. 0 2 Sir J. Sht Iley's 1.. c. Antar, 4 yrs old. General Gruavenor's b. c. Minty, 4 yrs old dr. S to 2 agat Master Henry-2 to 1 on Antar. Rainer, the Kentish pedestrian, started nn Thorsday on the Woodfueil wad , in pesfurm his undertaking of fifty miles in sesea boors mid a hail', fur a cutisidet able bet. lie went off well, and was backed at odds to win, but he was brat at dusty six miles. lie kept ou the whole time, when be was four milts from home, anti lost the match. Thuisday night abuut twelve u'etoek a must alarming ti:r broke nut in thr veiy extensive premises or 31mars.Troni.i. mid Cu. sugar 'unite's, Itatk-lane, St. Gtvegit's in the 1%, , ishich compltiely &sirup d. The lum sustained is mated at sertrat thousand paused*, 111R1 HS. Oa the 10111 inst. Madame Guise Sanger, of the King's Theatre, of a sun. Oa Monday, nt Chiswir k, the lady of Henry F. C. C'arec• disk, Eg.q, of a aou. MARRIAGE Oa Turslay the S h tusi. at St Pitliffai Church, James Pholartaa, F.aaq a.f Itua unsh, Surrea, to Mato. ! r oam' itatiebier of liar laic Richard Hittites, 1:•q. Ihrriattr, ut Laa.csolar's DEATHS. Uu the 9th instaut, Vrtlbauk, E , 41 late of St. J•ince• place. tht IVelltte.day CIT tti if, at his hone, at Kertsingten, in the 55th year of his age, Mr. John UuLtas , of the Grtzt Puna, Cestat-garden, 111(;11 ►►'ATER Tills U♦Y ♦T LONDON BRID4E. 32 after 10. I Erma( 57 agar 10 Printed and Pei blished 11101116 BRIT'S', PR ERIC nod Tii ca_OgE, oiNce, No. It7,Blrawil be C. CUKNWELI # Ha Strand, r I.= V 6 - r.