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I • vil . • awhistiltme the "Wig Ilium was allendlef y wermislatt sad eviighisie At argetedore and fisnllsm the popesw were she pin *fatly segated. 01101mitogrow. The %gel twilmilhate et tilitilitwoless spout she day its a mammy every way hedging tti. sosesioa. Thwlleth livened she osendows mid about maw the gam so Mo. ammo of a timosood• emit opus* were pleggfolly tr gated is sbs Itorkethpima wit! the good'eld iteglish are 411 oast hook plestemnimaar sad beer.. ilaer - ditallio, tooth tif thi aneashsv posited' sonste.. 'hop grotssol wish their rocebsweesemleimosak illu r r a Actialikairessis ags the Waver. sod • rsepeetabk Cams soltlets, vibe hatblodly modbeted the arrattlianalt., et tee thi osailkawaf ihsit peer hissavallisesis, withdemsawilleteesupi . .lamonherorta mom agelbrot dilater was ,powthigi by 111%. Cheats, mad eta esserepa foes roloogoe to his hear. wissuswerw proteseitheaf'th. hessbitosis, posted with de *PEW Jog peal from the Sella and loyal airs from so masibill was formed at Ibis pima, sad the Lae. healr wsa io so wijamet Seta with great enthusiasts. Its she eveglogt there was ae mbibisios otrireworbs. • viesavaanow. The day was hailed with raptosous expeessiens of joy Apt 'taist loyal inbettitants of Thermsnms. The bens wesommig, 'aid the bead of snortie pieyed sad se 14 61141 mew lea .112141 ' sail ether approrista toms. is loophole et oiler sod • ipleistity dbread were distributed to the poor oodse tim startles she 1111•Ister •44 new at the mess :" , obit.sa.himllhe day sessiedml is insist stsina,ss4 of Itartinoey aid lhyaky. , withiega t .41tonot mos hoolortholitheOir t : resisted with bre( nod mono. efili bet after which Me aste.bed me easellogidisser as C s Iwo, et wheellime "bailee,- preside& • rr. msomes._•• ?he poem, PISi OPISMINIP si."NlP"qw *td by the politic boom* imitilbt isiAllbelise t he venal joy. , •— • , . • FOREIGN INTE LUG/SSC& PA3IIII PAPER& . • • sew, MVP Illi • Yesterday a telegraphic dispatch msliegelell•lase Smyrna had fallen a prey to incendisetel. 'Weirdo Torks who set fire to the town. It is saimatilkitailt the Franks had tune to save themselves on haematite ships of their respective nations; but the lomat the riches which that town coissined. is inealeute. bee. --t Qamidienhe-) Dispatches which arrived threirdays ego at Ton. 1 4 b: announce that Sasyrus has been the theatre of evenfs of great importauce. The details of this in relhgence are vuxiously awaited.—(Clarier Free. by advice" from Berlin, that the ob. 9 14 jectinf t h e conspiracy, which has Welt been di.- cohered, waste introduce the Spatial) Coustitution into Prussia.. A Nobleman% notches in the vicinity of Chionic, was at the head of thesis innovates. who intended, is the first place, to take possession, by frurprise, of Fairgard,. a atroug town. is which is a depot of arms belonging to the Landwehr. Fourteen permits have been arreseed....(Geseta de France.) Osir private correspondence from Vienna sup. 1 ilk follsraiog intelligence. the eethenticity of Orefett we can guarautee 'The Terkish troops rafted Yawn ea the 9sid of June, after anuibilat nig every thing which opposed their progress. The views se just arrived ; the details are Dot kaown."— I/dent.i A telegraphic daspateh, dated the Mh o announces rho %Hewing intelligence The Catenated* of thegoisa of gogt•ipt!lrl Ytace jrslyrfiq bittop e a tee. and oat o'clock. The Ate-ggpeated4eboatf It six o'clock at tie dwells *lick aillyassi eras re , fined ber. Timeshlic tranquillity Ins not bees dioturbitd fora isomesit." Yesterday -the King transacted business sitb•dgii Doke of Richeiliae. A V egg RS, • "OLV Ir Cosimelcial lettere frets %Twain mid thiseil, intittiose to give emestroaces that there will not be e war between Runk" and the Rome; . the;poisiio /hinds . bar in consequence of that iiiipreselepoppim again. It nl . soid: the Great Power. will aseirmet between the, Turks amid Greeks ; it is-odded seine provinces say be assigned the Greeke t "tir they may lire tinder their own ntisoisith! ntYaigitA ermtlon; lite the islanders of Chio. sea nutore, JOLT 17: The Germanic Diet has 'filled op the Commission /wrested to them, to (-solider of the must equitable weans of satisfying the complaint.of shekel/int Trenkfert,.. with respect to their constitutional se- Winne and their civil rights. . • : The Government of. Saw-Weiss! haa for eons time past strictly obeente4•eversi4aystariosis ono. Maisons and factious meetings which hove taken piece in seine towns of. the Grand - Dotty. It has been discovered that similar associations existed Mr Balaton Alstett, Sul*, Ind even at Jirna,. tad' that the; keep op, a connection eflth the greed mystical Society of Basle. sod with some others jn E)ermany. &c. Several important pipers have been seised. The Government is 'sighted its adopting such ineaiores .s will• put an end to them consbi. notions, which eaererisod a very dangerono influence over the people, end spec-ad-ideas of a natant similar so those which misled's*. many persons in the 115th century. nausnaan. JOLT 8. The news of an attempt se an insurrection in Prussia hue excited a greater semolina here than the circumstance justifies. The principal leader, 111;de Heedemati, intendant of tJiii forests, has been 4iisn kw youth a turbulent au4 ettaristric character. • PIAIi k :ZiILT 6. Within these few days several state crimileas have been liberated woo pecuniary basil. Aomori: them line cited IfikM. Borelli, Poerin, Arecivito, sad Petrinelli. . • On the lit • instant, Gement Augustin Colonna:* Stigliatto was arrested- LISBON. Atie H*IIIIIIIIWH MAMA LIMO*, 11131..1, • 4 Daring the sitting of the Cotes yesterday. a tame Irvin the Minister ell the Marine wee received, stating that the sqmsdroe in winch bits Majesty re turned was in sight. Thee iiifertseed memo. embarrassment, as it was not i f , ti arrange Udine mid-dray what era necrbileyy tee receive his Majesty in a proper maisurr. Alierlrhoreet pro, weeded to elect by bath* teeety.feer persons se be resented to his MsjMj l tEafV . :_dt . itht eheose boat assoog theta eight to inrhlrebunciy of ~ 3 Aar • 2.4. • • .1 5P5 - Slate. White the ballot woo proceollog a message arrived at two o'clock from the Minister of the Interior, statiat that the deputation composed of the President of the Regency, the Mateo of the , Marine, kc., were guest board to eomplimeat hie gluiest, and had not, returned, mai that it waited to know whether his Majesty desired to land or oot. At kW' soother messenger arrived to ask whether then deputation of the flegatcy-was to wait en board for that of the Cortes ' or whether it was to retire leasing on hosed only the Marine Minister 1 After , some debate it was resolved on.mestanat of tbristes new of the hoer which made it impassible sound a deputation en bated in a proper manaer.•the Regency should be informed that the depotatioa L which it had sent should rattail with hiirklijmity till the Cortes sent then, nod that his Mersey should be asked at what hour 1w would receive this depettitiato of the Cortes, which would Meet the was day at the usual hour. usame, JULY 5. Tit the silting of the Cortes, yritterday, which began at half-past eight o'clock, the President com municated several sates from, the Ministers or the Marine and the Itirerior. The lest stated, that the Deputation of the Regency had remained on hoard his Majesty's ship, as the Corteahad ordered.;. the reamed that his Majesty would land at tat o.'elock ; the third and fourth, dist he would not land until Ilaul o'elock, and that his Secretary fur Foreign Affairarahrild have ` cooference with. the President of ,tliC,Cortes ; b , the Cortes having praise* 'decreed that isei Majesty should choose some Miser helots oeno#: and he having fret appointed tea **lock. his Majesty should abide by *is, sod the deputation of the Cortm go to compliment necompany him at that hoer. Meantime the for Counsellors of,State continued, and the went to. compliment his Majesty : at a . rz:r before la? a Message was receged that lilt y would land inrieediatek, It was five o'clock when his Nlajesty entered , the Hall of the Cortes ' supported by the Secretary Folgueiras, preeedid by .he deputation of the Cortes. and accompanied by all the Officers of his 'Royal Household, and having taken his seat on the Ihronv,the book of the Holy , Goieela was presented to hint by the President. so • oiesty, lay log his bend on ' his batea s . the fol lowing 04 : • , ..-I,Johirlq. by the than et 11101,•ti . os by the Constits.. nee, Slag of the United * le strortegal, ,Brasil, slid ittearero finer nse aeon the . • • gents the Ca eis italic Aposselie Rowse and came to be observed. the bonnet the Coestintelei decreed by the enteral Fates. ordinary sad Ceastioutiesal cafes of the Portuguese se. ties, bed the Cinsetnatise which they shall asks, sod id be Is all respects Yields! to Ms said sitars." - After this solemn oath was taken, the President I . detivered a must energetic aid pat hetic speech, to which ha Majesty listened with particular atten tion„ and evident signs of appr o bation. His Ma. 4 leafy then left the Hall,, aceoinpunied by the depts. tution, and the President ptesented a written dis course of his Majesty in imam to his, saying, that hi* Majesty being toe fatigued te.day to read it himself, .requested. it might be read, .spd it being eb-aerved that this should . be done by one of the Ministers Sippointed by his Majesty, this was moo municaled to the King. who sent his Minister, for - Foreign Affairs, whir read*, spate!). • ' Though Ms Mojewle had expreesed, frees-limiest moment ef his arrival, the wet, ardent desire that ell his proceedings • should be, is acberd -with the Sovereign Con Areas, and thetigh the latter had rta solved by a dead: atwit his -1114 world chaste the hour at "thigh he w ou ld' *rot provided it were before mid-day." u ediaiismacient and often trona influence, e n d emeete d -t o d e l u d e th e rah, abusing his extreme Miss„ without mottling the consequences 'thick might ensue. • l Ka, the Sovereign m e r e ly deposed to listen out; to the wife of the Represenjotiver of a illation, which, in saving itself from the shipwreck its Which it was abort to perish, egged- his crown sad throw, did not yield- to the nisi:amnion* of his agonising courtiers, and landing of a quarter before one, was received, - with Ibousaids .of ae. elemations to the constilinginal Kieg-liy the meatless , meltitude which covered the Terreiro de Paco under abwroing SUM His Majesty having ' got into his coach, with the intents Doti Manuel and Don Sebastian, proceeded betneen the line of Mope tote' cathe d ral, to retain thesis to bbd; a solemn T. Dcests boar peefointed. his. Majesty then west to the palace 'of the Necessitrodes, where he took some refreshments before he proceeded to the . boll of the Cortes. .M. Francini moved in the Cortes on the nth • that the Conies should declare.- k.ilist tie pettietie beltivierr of the, lali - sets at l Bisbee, sad a( the mope ea the 4th eV)* weredeerviag el pertitukr praise, ' A. Thin far the subs' reseal especial praise wee itself all the odlleen of the Mil corps. of On lbw • amino the Generals , .. who eseassaaded thee.:. dad & net the titaiverseti. of Mit day elseoli lletikepioed at &outcast fessisal. • • o,e ! , '', •.,. • ttoins-in.4 C.- ' The.Ptelident stated that plata his Majesty hod ' taken. the oath,• be added these words, tibiae wave heard by all the Seeresavisii who thertweat hit', Nes jetty—" And all.thia is tree, i,4 I 'wear with my whok heart." - Some Deeutire who were war the President, declared also- that. thee had , heard them words... - Mr. Freire proposed that. the Archbishop' of . "'ship, as President 'of the•Drputation which had been to complintentlhe Ring. should preseat are. port of all that had, past; Tills was angered, ant? the Archbishop said he should do it„witb pharisee, as.he would testify that his Majesty had received' the deputation with evident Marisa 4 ,eltitfeetintre soft repeatedly declared that he eoloatatill,, cud with all his heart approval of what the Caleb did. • . ...,. CORTllll....4utir T. . . . A' long report front jhe Committee Of Cdhoitellre wait reed relatifs* to the-.true sueaniegof the With article of . the Treaty - o f cogigiace • with Greet Britons. 'made is. 18 Illt After the report had bee* read, some Admission aim., in which several Deputies spoke of the intatenselose eshich , Portagal sustained by the reductio* that haft Ism, .trade of t h e d ut i es . 'on En g lish woollen minufactaim from 30 to IS per cent. and it was. resolved that they should pay iu totem 30 per cent. as they had dime till the year 1813. LISBON, JULY liii • The Regency announced on the 4,h, that it had laid down its fulictiona in coneequence of his Ma. jetty baying assumed the reiant. of auverunt.ent. . . 4... 4•. , . j . - . ... 1.4 sniper , it .; --.) ita-timpt •w• - • * Ilte Cortes have returned` thanks to die Members of the Regency, for their conduct in the exercise of their important duties....(Lishoss Pepersairly 14.) SAWED 11411116 MST 17. The Swedish Papers contained a circular, deemed by the Chiefs of the Greeks at Palms,' to. the Foreign Canals mentioning the insurrection and the object of it, their conviction that Christian Powers will &vent themoind requesting the Consuls **obtain for them the favour and protection of their Court.. This Swedish Conseil obtain his answer. " k is not for me to judge of the justice or iojnotice of the arguments you allege. ban only state that my Monarch lives in peace and , ipso& ietelligenee wide the Ottonsao Porte. k shall not fail duly too' report the unhappy events which have taken place here. , ' The eceetiete from Turkey, &c. are not of later daorthan theareireedy received. viz. (MO", lath Jew. end Cesereisfi e sple. ostb. A letter hoar Tempel, ee the Dniester, 26th Juno rays, " that ships which le ft Constantinople on the *nth June, state, tvtt of the Turkish fleet of eight sail, four bed bee. takem by the Greeks., two were Woekaded a mill harbour, sod only two had returned to Constantinople. The execs— tion of the Greeks continued, turd any who were (bond in the street were murdered by the people. Na Greek could emigrate:'' Orders have been givers tabory the Greek Pa. triarek. whose body was brought to Odes. with extraordinary pomp. It appears that at the end of lore the Turks were still mestere of the .trong plates in the Morea.--(liansbargh Papers,Julyl74 THE BRITISH PRESS. • LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY " is t. The Paris Rapers of Sunday last, which have reached oar office, inform us that • telegraphic dispatch had announced ow the preceding day that Smyrna had been the scene of some very im portant eating, and that the Turks had set Ike to the town. Alt the atrocities which sine* the com mencement of the present contest have disgraesal the principal towns in the Ottoman , empire, beer one uniform character, so that looking to those of which we have already had some atcount, we can thence anticipate Jr general nature of the occur rences of which- Smyrna has been the theatre and the victim. V.'e shall therefore presume that the Turkish soldiery sod popqjace, enraged at the suecesses• of the Greeks, and especially at the inter ruption occasioned to the native commerce of that town by their decided naval superiority, resolved to satiate their thirst of vengeance upon the unarmed Christian inhabitants, and to murder them indiscri minately. In so doing, they would but imitate their brother-barbarians of the capital, and could not fail to please the Gams Ssiox or, who is amid to bees countenanced and applauded the murderous of his aebjects in Cbnstlntinople. We are happy to learn that the Franks, or natives of the western %ties of Europe, were enabled to escape from the tleughter on board the ships of their respective nations, which happened to be at the time in the harbour or Smyrna ; but if the account prove true that the barbarians have fired the city, the destruc tion of all Ow property helongiog to the Christie* merchants most be the inevitable consequence. In the mean time we are assured, upon the au.. therity of private intelligence front Vienna, that in Coustantinople the massacres of the Christians have again commenced, and that the fury of the Turks has sweated the most atrocious character. A government that ear countenance or permit such atrocities to be practised in the chief cities of .its empire, ought to be regarded by all civilised States with repugnance and horror.. Humanity requires that it should be suppressed by the general abets of tile- mere civilized portion of mankind, and assuredly if ever the character of a government could be supposed to authorise foreign Power. to interfere for its modification or suppres sion, the nature of the existing Government .f Turkey would. offer such a justification. " Much, impatience" loomed to be "manifested for the deci sioei of the Cabinet of St. Peterabargh to put en end to these atrocities." We must confess that we share this feeling of impatience; we look forward anxiously end ardently to the day when Greece shall owe again be ennobled by freedom, and when Enrope,in dignaut at the vices of theettomanGovernmeot, skull at length have vindicated herself from the reproach of the Asiatic- stain which the existence of this pones. has impressed upon her character. . . it is positively stated that Ftinee YPSILANTI has bern permitted by the Austrian Authorities to take shelter within the Austrian dominions. It is even said, that be and his onnserous followers have experienced a most _ hospitable reeeption, in plummet of tbo instruetions of the Cabinet of Vienna. ' Some of The principal fortresses of the Mores, still rensoio in the handsel' the Turks. The French Five. per Cent. Console ( am tis f. get c.—A•Bank • Act ions, 1,620 f. We have• received flawborgh Paper► to the 18th ketosis, but they chotitio DO ueos oFeny interest. Lisbon Pimento the eth instant contain an ac count of the landing and reception of the Royal Family. The Regency announced 'on the 4th, that its functions had ceased. is cotioesprence of his atiIIISTT baring resumed. the relit. of government. 11 jilt be seen in. oar Law Report that in the. evas of the Kota v. Mum Aims V 4111414 • . .r :~~ cis the Jury rentained • factor up .n r•esitay, a quarter after eleven o'clock last merlin, who, osit,being able to agree in a verdict, they were dilk• charged by consent of Counsel on body aides. Tie peeseention has thus fallen to the groom!, bet it is that sort of drawn battle which,. under all. the circum stances, -must be considered • victory es the part of the Defendant,. sod • defeat on. the part of the self-styled Association, the prosecutor is the sum This result must put an end to the useritoriosso labours of this worthy Society. lit would be o. waste of time to entertain. their prosecutions, and • waste of money to eontriluste longer to their support. The esteblishment of emissaries and in former* should be immediately hrokeo• op, and the Nobility and gentry who have so largely subscribed to Us espport, may partially repair their error by desiring that the fonds remaining in the hands of the Society should be applied to some chant/Me use. This triumph of public opinion over petty tyranny and oppression must afford pride and pleasure to every thinking friend of constitutional liberty. • Th• Bubo eniairsilteril. Ent wad Ceuntrel of Sic-. rey IMP Tataday Inner hi* Ilireee'r sec., rapes, Maffei*. • *trowels at thelll images Hotel, laraimatteet *avid aadlardy elpli Mow their *eat in Herta; We. la c L imes h e mbadsoolu s ia ; Admired Writhes% a tour and Mr. awl Mitt, Illiones from a tour. Arrivals at Mk - 11 Les Dover.sireet :—Gener a l r W. Cwellemptio Illsigheam ;. assit Wm. Circ.., seq. from Masud la Wairwithshire. ...d Ms. tame Fatima/ family artived•on Toesticee et their boas* is Aitrewssalmasasi.. from. their seat, Premliair. hap Yorkshire. Kr. awl Mn._ Fairfasa Thomas's Natal, Berkeley-mpter.,. shire. • Dlrmartareafram Itedellides Heitel;Jernwris.street N.-Sir G. Notteist, Bast. awl the nom. IMv. Nugent flee their lest ill Betkimakaraskive; Maier mad Ms. Stewart ; Mrs an.! Mks Tyrone;. au/ Yu F. Henniker, Bart. for his seat wr NamL. arrived o■ Tneadoy fOOll their seat In Yolk. To the military reductions which we announced yesterday, report adds the I.3th hussars 19th lan cers, id Ceylon regiment, and two. West ludas. regiments ; one betoken of the Royals and use of the 60th is also mentioned.. The reductions-of the companies is stated at fire oleo each company. A letter from Lisbon of the grh instant states, that la the sitting of the Cortes of the 7th, it was deter mined that ell British woollen goods, after the ex piretiou of the ',result month, shall pay duty of SO per cent., grounding the decree on the interpre tation of the g6th article of the treaty of telo. The Flying Fisk which arrived at New York on the 23d of June,. in seven days from Cape Hayden, brought intelligence that ail the Spanish part of St. Domingo had been revolutionised. Commodore AWRY'S ffrg was.left %leg at Monte. Christi; and the Revolutionary troops had marched against Port Plate. This change, it is believed, was effected without bloodshed . ; Commodore Altair and Presi dent BoVIIR sitting in concert. A letter from Madrid of the 9th inst. gives the ft:Mowing as the mode in which the loan with the Spanish government is to be carried into effect :.-- The mount to be 200,000,000 of reels effective, of which 160, , I 1.000 of reale are to be advanced in money, and 1. 1,000.000 of reale in the government paper. bearing interest. which is estimated at 40,000,000 of reels effective. An interest of S lier cent. is to be paid on the loan, and the whole is to be liquidated in ten years. The value of the real ! is about 100 to the.pound.sterling. On the morning of SUnday, the Ist instant, the sloop Betsey. HUGH SAVORS, master, in a gale of I wind from the earth east, was driven ashore in the bay of Gleuarm,. and most .inevitably have been dashed to pieces, but fur the eatrurdineey and gratefully acknowledged exertions of Captain in is now Highness She Duke of tZi....---- PACILINHAM, R. N.,. Inspecting Commander of the Preventive Water-guard, in. the district of • Glenarm. who, at great personal , risk, aided by some of the men under his command, and other., succeeded is extricating the vessel from her perilous attuatioo r with comparatively. litt l e damage. A Court of Cutouron Council, convened is coo• sequence of • Requisition to the Loan•MATOK, wiU be held at Guildhall this day. at twelve o'clock, to cousideo the importaatatekieet relative to the alteration or rebuilding of Londun Ridge. The Right lion. JOHN ORMSSX Vitioaesua has retired from the Revenue as COMIMUMOIII, of Cadmus, oat the allowance prescribed. by Act of Parliament. These was a. pod supply of Wheat at ffasetielk market on Sideway ;• but little variation took itlace in terms.—The Hill was well supplied, as usual,. with Scots and Homebred.; and very little alters• lion took place its price. The pens were well filled with half-bred Sheep sod Lambs, and many drive° off unsold. At Ipswich. oo Thursday, about Vita Guillermo. dined et the Great White Horse, K. A. Csteurrn. Esq. taking the Chair. being supported on his right by Sir SAMUEL FLUDIFIIR, anclon his left by Capt. DaisfCL, R.N. In addition 0.• the usual public meets, " 7'he Cabinet Ministers' was received with three times three. On Mr. Gooco's arrival from the annual dinner of the subscribers to the aeries! Charity, his bealth was drunk with six times six. and the Hon. Gentleman warmly reoroed thank., and said the study of his life bed been to prove himself grateful to the county for the trust so long reposed in him. He regretted Ike pressure and distress of the present time, though from the great exertion" made in the long coolest,. _ to which the preservation of our liberties.wa s owing. it was not to be wondered at. Though an unfa.. Nis. Measscc will have a greed , dinner pa. vosrable change had taken place in the borough. this day pi Corkonehouse. he hoped the old order of things would come The Quest( wes present at the review at Worms. round .gain. He proposed the health of Mr. wond'Sceublis yesterday, attended by Lard and Catuirrr.—Me. Ckeeirre, in retaruing thanks, L a d y HOOD, sad L ady spoke "the decent and truly rupeetrible brio. 111 Axel Muncie*. Her A.resTS was veet ived with great eathosUsm by viour of the freemen in the blue interest in the late all the people proem" The Duke of York and contest," which he contrasted with " the riotous . Prince ESSISHAVY were observed oo the ground. and reprehensible conduct of their eppooents."— A letter. from Brighton, dated Joly 44 % say ing that he did not conside r th e present meeting as — Mr. BACON, on his health being drunk, after stet -04 We-are all-delighted bete a t th e i n t e lli ge n ce ju s t party question, and that he fully expected to have "' aire d' throu g h alvtiatimrised channel, that it is been.itivited to join the Bailiffs in celebrating the certainly the intention of his MA.I4STY to hotinur day, with his usual s t u di ousness to avo id part y OW Race. within* pretence o n F r id a y nea r. , Tlie virulence. said' the Bailiffs had connected theta. town . i s 'newt rapidly. tilling, splendid and carriage* of all de-etiptions pouring in riesie selves with a sot of me n ,. w h om , i s th e f ace "(th e instant. The Dukes of Sr. Au ssi e * and Riot country.hir would pronounce di s l o y a l ; an d advert ing to Hollthain Sheep Sheariag, at it was called maim, the Earl of &nuncios', and a long list of said they talkedof sowing rape seed, huirinsierel lirst-rate sporting ► characters, have thready arrived. From the number of horses th a t are here, the racing of that, they were empl o y e d i n sow i ng th e see d o f will undoubtedly h e exce ll ent . H ouses and sedition f —The Rey. Mr. lIIIIVISAM arrived from oontinue reaso na bl e .—P.S. Th e D u k e o f l o d g - London about ten o'clock, bringing intelligence of the coronation beiogcompleted, which was received Y° " ,aPeeted to-n ight or to to - marrow." with loud acclamations. Thi s wu announce d t o T b. n . LASetLtls, second MI to the the crowd without, and. soon after some little Eael HAREWOOD, has sustained • very serious squabbling took place amongst them, which, how. injury. in one of his hands, by the bunting of his ever, the IpnvieA Jeanie/does not deem worthy of f" 1111 1I-Pitee• meutime but on a sudden a troop of the Lumens SAMAR'S WILLS.—Mrs. Eseason made her arrived from the barracks, and as soddenly retired % map ranee. after her severe indisposition, on, finding only about half a hundred pervious meas. Maxtd.l last, in the character of Madge Wildfire. bled. The Bailiffs nest day ineepired into the come io The Horst of Mid Lothian. to an overflowing of this extraordinary circumstance, found' it arose and fashionable sudieiice. Report speaks highly from a note sent to Captain Mitieneee by Mr. of a new aquatic melodrama in preparation foe Nitwit A tr, stating that a disturbance was prevailing% Monday nest. We understand the splendour of and the assistance of his company necessary is the scenery, dresses, 'and decorations, are to sures* diately. •off thinit we have wittieued for Many years, • PASHIONABLII !'A•RTIR&► The Blake and Ditches' of BEDFORD. gave are elegant entertainment on Tocriday at their holm in- Si. James's-square to the Duke of Volt[ Among the diatisigoashed party so meet his Hopei Highness were— The Dube of Wellington, the Marquia of Neatly, the Earl oft Laodesdale, the Reel and Countess of .Rersey, ( A rds sod Lady Osardesee, bawd and Lady 41srydyr„ Geurrak Wpirro, Colonel Cooke, Major Russell, Mv,C.Greville, The Marchioness of SALISSuRY bud her lust %%Ina party for the season last night at her house iii Arlington-street, which as very frishionahly attended. The henhastador oil the Netherllan& gave te auesplimeato entertainment yesterday at his !mute, Whitehall-place, to the following distinguished personages wow Purilsom, Thaw de Gramout, Dnkeof Woutrose,. Doke de &rem basirai Marcos de Santa Cosa% Marquis of Loadooderry, Groot Riselielberg, Count Ledotff, Coast Lewesbela, Greet Camerae, count Prelerww, Earl of Athlone, Lord Rt. Helena, Lord Msrybososigh, Lord Chi. cheater, Chevalies de Onis, Chevalier de Floret; Mr. Vari anten. M. de Pfoßel. 111..de Seaga, Sir C. Leag, Ilr. Rush, Deo Pedro Gomm Lalwrider, aid Mr. May. . . ALMACK'S. •••••••11. AM extra ball was given at these gligont rooms on Tuesday evening, which was attended by nearl7 ADO. distinguished favhiunahlea. Dancing com— menced about eleven o'clock ; it IV a • half-past four yesterday morning before the whole of the company had retired. Among them were— . - - Nis Royal Flightiest the Duke of Gloaming.. Princes—Esterbegy, Metternich, Cati-an, Cigit*Hi , assiV GortebsFor. Princess &tertian. Duke of Wellington. DurAnies—Bedfor.l, Dowager Richmond, %wager Leeda,„ Wellington, sad Argyll. Maripsitsm-Titchield, Graham, Bunny, Loadwarlsrry.. and Exeter. Aftsmildosseresm-Rtestly, Cornwallie, : end Waterford. Rerle—Aboyee, Falmouth, Porter Hewlett, Bective. Wftfili Vichridge, Howe, Westmorland, es& Glanwilliasa. notedeeeee—Falseestb. Abeyee, Murton, Derrowby, Howe, Dieliserap, Warwick, Euston,. Mesolleld, sack Gimp% Zmnim-Garlies Dysevor, Beslinek, G. Somerset , Wm. Lennox, Garvaik: - Dredenell, Bingham, Gram. Pslktort.. Finny Somerset, Palmerston, H. Somerset, Molligimix, bur" J. Throne. Ladies—e. Barhin, Thynne, Dysmor, E. eteshope r Ceseees, J . Corsentlie, G. 'Montagu, Elleaborough. War_ wander, .h.Stsiart e . &mink, Gwydyr Lennox,. 6. Lennon, G. 'beget, M. Ryder, A*. Chichm:ter, :Elisabeth Halliday, K. Walpole, G. Fan, G. Pesten, . Direction, E. Edgeumbe, B. Codriugton, Stuart, Greville,. Hawerdes, Brostulaw,,ll. Begot, Raiwsden; Fitzroy Smer en, AeCtmert, W.. Gorden, C. /Macdonald, L. Rani. Pan,. Butler, sad Sarah Robinson. Miss, G. Hill, Wm. Chesterton, IL Dinalle, N. Woiliani, Colin Campbell, and A. Murray. Hun. Gement Upton. Coloisids-41initt, Amber, Walpole, and Bowater. Marquis and Marquise de Demerit'. Connie—De Dames, Chanspegney, Vitalism 11Pasectit,„ Watelooki, Wittgenstein, Gotte r b o o rg , Itesambs , Laid R. Zbasoisky,,Colloredo, and Joseph Esierisszy. Barosir—Di Ruima and Dr Sainbert. Mostriestre-TDe Dietitian, De Seen, and De Wahistiern. Illeerre-4. Mills, Irby, Irwin, E. Bridgman, B. Siam. OOP F. Seymour, Robinson, Macdon a ld, A. Wi tsc l areeeep litaimodeb, Cm, Demobs,. Law, and Canning: Alissidlamee—R. Cum,. Ineseme, sad Huskiest's. Miseem-Petre, Gordon, Strait, Ramedes Cost, Bruce. Ilphinston, Codringtes, Mikhail% Halli day, Chichentsri. Dawns, Rice, Law,,Canniag, and Barham. ~,. A