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PRESS. Sowlay.] hilitriLVataby at r erz i og44 l 6 , Vl= wit wwt twr Amories, awe / albeit* Amoriewn ports it _ 71wr l wareowledg. =am an most with the • asitirremem , asoselatimi firths meenlpa readers some that ago art to too hastily. There is DO which the Government of fidelity than to its dignified . business. It was cer fixed, that the negotiation the present period, but the tardiness of official . deferred the event, to are looking forward with of M. URIARTE to Am view of arranging the the Spanish Gortrament, there will be nu rye, by the advice' received yesterday tbg.ggpaperated discontent of the Ca ' ble interruption of the public represent that the state of the deeply or dangerously agitated. d, will be held in every town assemblies the wrongs of the Irish all the force of inflammatory proceedings we can only augur it the Catholic leaders of all disturbance; we believe they disastrous results it must pro ' the cause they advocate, confidence in their judgment They are stimulating to force, which, when once ex to guide or direct. It blind with infuriated bi wreaking its vengeance on to fall within its reach. some of the districts more proposed to renounce all t their Protestant neigh of extreme violence which I. If such a resolution considerable extent, we may re forerunner of a religious struggle. statements mAy be not only , untrue. The well-in- Catholics must know, that any at this period would lead hopes, and the infliction their country. CITY, TUESDAY EVENING. Market this morning has rather respecting Thursday ; but another day to come before x any circumstances Thurs. and the question in every one's Exchange, is," Will this be a foe Money, that is, for to the Account at milits tt than rasa great variety in e effected ; but still there was a themovning, and some heavy pur- Market were limited, as they h attention has been given to better than they were yester of 1821 were 184. Greek great languor; it was 74 7, and avian Scrip scarcely any thing was discount. Colombian Bonds were Brazilian Ditto was at par discount. moat part merely nominal. Pasco Peruvian Company at 94 Duke of Angouleme in after the coronation. lie is of the great want of rain • is expected to be much . of 20,000 hhds. that the sugar crops at the the long continuance of 30th March state that the it was 'estimated that the xtent of one-third. Other that there had been some n side of the river, but not rived in the Clyde brings let mention that there had been • small and very partial. that the Governor had bringing water down the his Excellency obtained a the poorer classes of inha at such was the great want puncheons of rum would from Hobart's Town, Van end of December. The civilisation. A plan for by iron pipes, and the distillery, and brewery, give in the comforts and con gas will in time both be of the colony. To these culture of which a sue made. A subscription has game alive from England ; and woodcocks, are to he thousand miles, for the Papers mention that cons'. sl.uced there by the news of Georgia Agricultural Society of premiums for the most success. ' - seed cotton, as well as days from Rio Janeiro, of flour at that port is t be effected at any price. ris were said to be on the high. No Santos sugar. cents. on board. Much ruinous state, for want _. ships from England, Mr. British factory at Canton, re ty having been most graciously honour of Knighthood by the long and anxious discus .] with the Chinese Authori- 'opaze frigate at Lintin. effect upon the Chinese that the British Authori- _ IA a just cause by their ilurkkari. - --te- • ( , , THE BRITISE • SOCIETY of BRITISH ARTNiTS,Surroag-enta et FOGGION. STOCKS YESTERDAY . the entheriasf theNerther Otheitrt .'I Bes7l ? W V al" of linilidair [Prest tbs . Constibiffethid eallisa 161 percent ' PALL-11AUL Kaye. A MI ell. pet X Mdtime Nods 78 The EXHIBITION foe the SALE of th e WORKS of St• -' • at e :if/far, Aceeill LIVING ARTISTB of the UNITED KINGDOM IS NOW RR 1 4 Ditto Scrip (1825)24 die Adloos•••-••• , cosespo 4. F ai i „Ohm Alen! MA 1 dis Ti. RNA* Ilamsameit thil .- - WM. LINTON., Secretary. " 00140 1 1 1 1 1.10116 --,' Panteiras 800d575 Busses Arm BONS 914 1, Ditto Acct, VI _ the Wish-fet eill RITISH INSTITUTION, PaaesteLL.—The (Anion Booth 86 Ditto Scrip ONO 21 1 the -Anws boot eve peep GALLER ,Y with a SELECTION of PICTURES by pedan_ Assalabims Ditto Acct-!a die , he Osionehla and Bastil e assd a = ' INO ARTFININPINBPIOI6IIIII SCHOOL, 18 OPEN DINNIMI4) 111 Portuguese tiondstei gesseerthillthense MI file t DAILY, from Tee lathe/II sada " in the Evening. DintrAmt. •718 i Pulliam Bonds 100* already eloped Omar allirethdr Adlnlt ' ANathelse le. • Is. Danish Bonds 1011 2 Ditto Acct. 1001 the sentinadat ef severer Ciao& wI • The Sninselbma go ta Pelee beeralde.... est's Picture of "Our Ditto Scrip (4825) Russian 8and.941 4 velem ef sa, lthat yery neer at both smear iii el tsMl•f _ _, 1r .,.., 066 1 1 , , ,,, 00fttuti)e ut eee t oins o . p i nto Acct .reek nd :l s t i l l iii m 4 seitaavviso , Ditto Co 041 a Seminal% bs. 351 mem of the iiiiiiimee el tie firleen obstacle from the Cabinet NIX able impatience respeetingthe air off fd,* ilttheMl 7P .lnstitsdon. daily. Ditto Scrip (Ittits7 die . Ditto Acct. 7i 4 7 die Ditto Coma MN) 111 . Ditto Acct. Sine of fir correspondents bawl ... N W THEate VAL, DRURY-LANE. A 4 JII. MAC MIK bey loavereepeetfully to acquaint' COURSE OP EXCHANGE YESTERDAY. Ids Prise& and she PAM; ohm THURSDA Y, June 2. Amsterdam C. F. It 2 Leghorn 491 null) Loan. We warned our Mit . i • Sarkis 11111411 FIT. Nan WIEN mind itnever acted Dittost sight li 19 Gem. Ilhalimewes Numerlsol Thre of KIND HENRY Rotterdam .-........2 U. •12 3 Venice Tag CONQUUT OF FRANCE. A llman , l2 3 Malta i part of the national diatietorlo orb mils 11 8 . IllaNity t Prime 1601 0 01 1 0 1 0. Mn. Banc After Ilambuigh...-....1111 U. 38 9 Napies...-........-.-.- 14 ieelt fee the close erthielemeitedelli tiefish_llestelpie Ms setenne_ des pettalor ppm of ROB ROY Atone .91 . U. le I• Palermo par es. 11 Spain adheres wilh more exact fi deli st Ililatortnese in al transactions of 1 Latelolllll3 , ll 4 l l l= a U s tl he r i MG, filY s f i lgri7rd . z i r s f iz i tt .3 dawsight_ U. !,! r Lisbon eiro P i E. /,.„;;;;Ie („Ilrel a st r esj,__ A Vlrort____ • dm Ilentrelse • r Lin. Berlin t sauna •ernos, MOW WIRIMOMB. - I U. " 45 "I' 7 0 Bahia Frank. on Main Eg. bl.lslti Dublin __LI tsthly expected, thdeed It was fixer MI shou/dlsave been tonchtded before 9 1 the changes of administration, and adies.Tllo"; and P lOO 5 l it as lea* so as We fir -' 6 Pr a iji s ! 30 a- Petetsburph, this. 5 Us. el Cork 94 ' . . Roinsthl at Ns. Hentinea. OM Bomiomms ; of Mr. Vienna, effective IL 2M.9 52 proceedings in that country, have laniady, 54, tiehboosates Trieste......dittee..-...... 1'52 nit LLIODI, eta ox. whichthe 'know many persons are Glt O.OIIID-R EN t CO if PAN- Y. aladrid--- """ o i G e lat o% to t e 0 0 0 grea••••••• 1 1 L. s. d , t p oreg anxiety. The late mission of NOW Stealing. Cadiz 8i1ba0..........--- ...... 28 Foreign Gold in bore 217 9 sterdam was undertaken with the ' - la Vhse Ci ta l tlAL gads; Depetheel. • , Barcelona. 3e New uoabloons. 3 17 5 ig r e Cti g :this 01 liseamensem will nes somieslmther seviue -.......38 New Dollars 0 4 114 claims outstanding in Holland on th flar Do reurablogai s l as io 116 m loth, . Gibrllter 31 Silver in hare, stand. 06 1 and end! he cos return to Madrid he Now lad tat. Wilde di Land 1 wingsed yew MOON atheellim m sithntheitea.. 21se Loot- Ilk " . " 1 11 1 1~esf NINO" thsthensood•ethft, PRICES OF SHARES YKsTERDAV. tire termination of the contract. -... st ion s ts.-.. • Joist Soliebees se IS, OnstWissbemeatenest i Or NINES. ; 13, Hothesesesort, Ones ,Ilif Or° =:"." 11 " B r bell "' Ariglo-Mexican share. ease. Premium Per Skate. We regret to observe, by the ad! f 1 all MI 67; il : B o J. A. WOOLlti'ClLSewetnal. Brazilian Chilianend Peruvian III 6 7 3 - 6 1 1 INTERNATIONAL GAS COMPA - .N y. General alining Aseeention - DiItiCTORS. cited's-, Aponte*. Ess e (Am- Zg ar ea d M Oct, Esq. (Paris) Haman+ at 4 2 ••Tesea Peruvian lllO 510 111 10 from Ireland, that the telloPerated things forebodes some probable ins tranquillity. Private letters' Tepees =nano 'was never Mot* deeply or Tamen. Esq. Potosi, La Pas, and Peruvian SO 5 41 e 4 Jorarniwse, 19sq. (Vienna) Thomas Softy, Eth. Royal Irish - 1 11411 if dIS Aggregate meetings, it is stated, will 1 ' Oshs,.lfaq. . James Smith, Esq. Thapuzalma 494 93 'NO and village, and at these assemblies Pae ll sta l l/lekens, Esq. CO. IL T. Schmoll, Esq. (Paris) United Aleidean 46 II people will be deseribed with all tie Cose !Am Glynn, Esq. Henry William Smith, Esq. Maio New de m /3 Caddis Kremer, F.aq. (Milan) Nicholas Werth, EKE Welch Iron and Coal 25 10 4 eloquence. Prom these proeeedin, aesunatat courant's. Chagas Oglehy, E.g. Thomas Wilkinson, Esq. teniseltief. We readily acquit the The Directors of this Company having completed all their tor- Allianfe. British and Foreign- lee 10 - • ~. ;Teats, will make the allotment of Shices on Thursday, the D itto Alanne lOO 6 1 design to foment or abet disturbs ruant. Mr. Lane, Solicitor to the Company, No. 6, Law. OAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANION. remit Touorney-place, will distribute Prospectuses sad receive ap. Oentinentel lOO 8 14 din - kno w too well the inevitably dismays • 'ligation' for Shares until that day. sitscaLLeittotts. duce with regard' to the success of t British Iron Company IN 5 1 ~ It OVAL NATIONAL INSTITUTION for the British Rock and Patent Salt 69 6 but we have not the same confide ' PRESERVATION of LIFE from SHIPWRECK. Canada. lOO 10 C ir i that we have in their intention. 'I • r PATRON—The King's M o st E xc ellent MAJESTY. Canal Gas Olen. SO 1 action a vast body of tihysical force, TICE - PATSONS. Egypt ian 2OO 4 ori tater t R. R. H. the Duke of York H. R. H. the Duke of Gloucester Equ itable Loan Bank 5O 1 ; N IL cited, they will be wholly unable t - ' 11. R. H. the Duke of Clarence H. R. H. the Prince Leopold of General Steam Navigation IN 5 will be a h B. R. H. the Duke of Basses Saxe Coburg Gold Coast Association IN 61 / as his mass po man wee, bli of lt M. R. H. the Duke of Cnebridge . Illib.Joint-StockßankingCom. - - IMs . • V gotry, and simply desirous of wren • Pateinewr -Tbe Right Hon. the Earl of LIVERPOOL, K.G. Imperial Plate Glass lOO 2 1 ... r i • , the bated objects that may happen I VICE-PRESIDENTS. Metropolitan Alderney Dairy 26 4 704; Flit Grace the Archbishop of I TV Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop Provincial Bank of Ireland • . i • l Canterbury of London Patent Bricks 5O 2 /._ .. ~.._ peculiarly Catholic, it has been pr I His Grace the Archbishop of The Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop Royal Stannary York ' of Durham. United Paci fi c Association - 6 11 din 60 / 14 1 din dealings and communication with His Grace the Duke of St. Al- The Rt. Rev, the Lord Bishop ben's of Bath and Wells The Most Noble the.hlarquis of The Rt. Rev, the Lord Bishop Zile Britigift airefso we could hardly have anticipated. Lsnedown of Bris • . The Most Noble the Alarquis of The Rt. Hon. Lord Suffield ss should be adopted to any consider& :. • . .. liertfrrd, K.G. Vice-Admiral The RL Hon. Lord Braybrooke Dn UR I- LANE THEATRE. (card it as the immediate forerunner •• of Cornwall, and of the Coast The Rt. Hon. Lord Amherst, This Rirentog, WEDNESDAY , War 25, wIU be performed We trust ther e f o r e , th a t th ese s t a b of Suffolk Governor-General of India WILLIAM TELL TM Most Noble the Marquis The Rt. Hon. Lord Stowell The Prinelpil Characters by Messrs. Macready, 'fetlock. Archer, and much exaggerated, but absolutely .. , Camden, E.O.Vice-Adaural The Rt. Hon. Robert Peel /Wait ; Mesdames Bunn, Yates, Posey, and Class Flew. . , • formed portion of the Irish Catholic The Bt. Hon. George Canning After which the Pastoral Ballet of iblei,... the Earl Spencer, The Rt. Hon. Fred. J. Robinson THE ROSSIGNOL ; Or. THE BIRD IN THE BUSH. ie sof mot manifestation of a hostile spirit at K.G. The RL Hots. Wm. /I uskissoo ret The Or. Characters by Mr. and Mrs. Noble. Ise. 4, to the irretrievable ruin of their he The Rt. Hop. the Earl of Craven , Si r William Hillary, Bart. To conclude with (first time) a new Farce, tailed the Earl of Loos- Sir Claude Scott, Bart. GRAND-PAPA. of incalculable suffering upon their . i s I ' . Sir Charles Forbes, Ban. M.P. The Charactersby Memo. Terry and (tattle: and Mesdames Yates. -...—.......... ;-A A on the'Earl of Ear. Wm. ilaidimand, Esq. M.P. t. Paton, Povey, and Nialowe. CITY, twat George Hibbert, Esq. To-morrow, William Tell. The business in the Consol Markel The Rt. Hon. the Earl ofilroven- Wm. Manning, Esq. ALP. * The Chairman of the Hon. East COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. tended to allay the anxiety that Is felt s . XL Hoe. Lord A. Beau- India Company MR. SINCLAIR'S NIGHT. we ought not to forget that there is yet a , K.C.B. The Deputy Master of Trinity This Evening, WEDNESDAY, May 25. will be performed that awful settling day arrives. Under Rt. Hon. Lord J. Russell, House THE LORD or THF. MANOR. • P. • The Chairman for Lloyd's sty John Contrast, Mr . Fawcett i Rashly, Mr. Pearman s Young day will be a most important day ; and S o h i s, Mr. Junes; Trumure, Mr. Sinclair; La Nippe, Mr. Farley. The Rt. Hon. Viscount Totting- ,N. M. Rothschild, lvsq. . Sophia, Miss AL Trees Anisette, Miss patois ; Peggy, Miss tore; Moll mouth, in the purlieus of the Royal Etc ton I John Smith, Esq. 31. P. Flagon, Mr. Blanehard. bull or a bear account ?" Consuls fo • " The Rt. Hon. Viscount Blelville, Joshua Walker, Esq. M.P. Atter which. • K.T. Joshua Watson, Esq. THE IRISH TUTOR; or, NEW LIGHTS, morrow, were done at 891 4. and for the Terry O'Rourke, Mr. Connor. The 44, Hoe. Viscount Ex- Thomas Wilkinson. Esq. It will be seen by these quotation that 1 .ssamh. G.C.B. Thomas Wilson, Esq. M.P. To conclude with MIDAS. Apollo, Mr. Simian: Pan, Mr. Rayner I MMus, Me . W. Parrot: the tenni upon which !wealth were ell • . butane Rr a-Wil li am hikes, Esq. Daphne, nos liammeraley; Nye*. Miss Love. disposition to improve duds, them= bets and Friends to this Institution are respectfully that the FIRS ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be HAYMA RICE T THEATRE. chases were made. THIS DAY, on which This Evening. WEDNESDAY. Slay 25, will be per f orme d The transactions in the Foreign Ms YORK has graciously AS YOU LIRE IT. have uniformly been, since so much 1 mild pmel Jaques. Mr. Mude (hlrarst appearance at this Theatre); Orlando, 2 . Mr. Yining: Adam. Mr. Williams, Touchstone, Mr. J. Russell. Rosa- Consols . Spanish Bonds were rather Ix STEWsiIDs. ilud. Mad ame V es t ry; Celia. Mimi Georges Audrey. Mrs. Humby. day ; the Old were 231 4, and these • The Most Noble the Marquis B. Shaw, Esq. Chairman for Camden, E.G.10 d's After which the Pastoral Ballet of y. The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Mao- George Hibbert, Esq. LOVE AND MADNESS. Scrip still continues in a state of real To conclude with TEN ELI. the Bonds 501. In the New Peruvian S I sea Joshua Walker, Esq. M.P. Count T e k e ll, M r . Vi n i ng; C onra d, M r . Williams: Isidore, Mr. W , its . Tie Rt. Hon , Admiral Viscount Joshua Watson, Esq. West ; Bras de Fer, Mr. J. Russell. Christine, Miss P. Glover. done ; price was about 21 2 discoun ; - f Torrington Thomas Wilson, Esq. M.P. To-morrow, The Belle's Stratagem , and My Grandmother. 881, and alexiean Scrip 21 1 discount. The Rt. Hon. Admiral Viscount Copt. %t r y:. Boiee, R.N. . - - t o 4 premium, and Danish Ditto Ili 4di Exmcnth. G.C.R. J o hn 31 Bu ckle. Es q . The Brt IT IsM Pasts commenced publishing yesterday morning . The Rt. Hon. Lord Suf fi eld David Carruthers, Esq. at half-past five o'clock. The prices of Shares were for the ; I , 4 The Rt. Hon. Lord Selsey James Cazenove, jun. Esq. A few bargains were done in the Passe i The Rt. Hon. Fred. J. Robinson Capt.E. H. A'Court,R.N.lll P. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1823. 10, and in the Potosi at 41. Sir Claude Scott, Bart. ACilliam Cotton Esq. •••• •• ••Tr L i.t er Sir Cbartes Forbes, Bart. Al P. Capt. Deans th;rwiss, R.N. — wow — Adm. Sir G. Cockburn, G.C.B. Capt. Joseph Dowson The chief articles of interest in the Paris Papers of It is reported in Paris that the I 1 M.P. Charles Francis, Esq. Sunday relate to the debates in the British Parliament on t e nd s to visit E n g land soon after Capt. Woolmore , Deputy Mu- John 1). Potties, Esq. very popular. ter of Trinity House George Frederick Young, Esq. the Catholic question. This subject appears to fix and Letters from Jamaica complain e Tickets, 20a. each, may he h of t h e s tewar d s ; at t h e City of engross the attention of the French publip. The commen- in that island ; the crop of Fuger , London Tavern ; and at the Office of the Institution, 12, Austin• I triers. Dinner on Table at half.past Five o'Clock. taries are of course as various as are the views and cha- injured, and to fall short upwards c t 31St OF MAY.-ALL IN ONE DAY. meters of the journals. The Ultra Royalist prints ascribe We learn by private letters that • TWO - Prizes of . £30,000 • the failure of the Relief Bill entirely to the bigotry and Havannah are much affected from TWO - - - 10,000 dry weather. TWO - - - 5,0011 intolerance of the Protestants, and abuse its opponentsein Letters from Demerara to the 301 And Twenty other Capitals.-No Blanks , as round terms as Mr. ()Toxemia. himself could desire. weather continues very dry, and it TICKETS and SHARES for the above GRAND The papers exempt from the influence of the Jesuits crops would be injured to the extei LOTTERY are on Sale at EYTON's Lucky Office, 2, letters to the Si April notice that Cornhill, who sold No. 8.18), 20,1001. (Class Be in last Lottery ; hold a differer.t tone. They recommend the Irish Catho- also N 0.25, 525/. (Class B). lies to disengage themselves from the mischievous con- partial showers on the eastern ',id( • • ' All Business in British and Foreign Securities. on the western. A vessel arrived i Firs. Bridge, Gas, Canal, and Mine Shares, bought and sold by nection they have formed with the Ultramontane party. tens to the 7th April, which mentic commission. The article we have extracted from the Courtier Francais some showers on the river, but R ECOLLECT—There are Two 30,000(. Prizes to be contains some interesting remarks on the spirit and ten- The want of water was so g reat t Drawn 31st of This llonth. . offered a premium to any person bi RECOLLECT-There are Two 10,0004 Prizes to be Drawn the dency of the pretensions of the Catholic Clergy. The river. By this and other means his I same Day. Editor says truly that the cause of the Irish Catholics supply, which he distributed to the • RECOLLECT-There ate Two 5,000! Prizes to be Drawn the has been most injured by those who have professed to de• bitants gratis. Report states, that a ISFLLiCT-There are Twenty other Capitals to be Drawn fend it. The advice with which he concludes is worthy of the ter for drinking, that two pis • same Day. be given for one of water. of serious meditation of Mr. O'CONNELL and his RECOLLECT-BISH's are the O ffi ces to buy 30,000/. Prizes at.We have received Papers from RECOLLECT-BISH sold the First 30,0001. ever Drawn, friends. Diemen's Land, to the latter end RECOLLECT-BISH sold the Last 30,000/. ever Drawn. The French Chambers were, according to expectation, colony is rapidly advancing in ci RECOLLECT-BISH is the only Office Keeper that ever sold Tines 30.11801. in One Lottery. prorogued on Saturday till the 7th of June. The follow- supplying the town with w&tet, le RECOLLECT-There have only been (ever since Lotteries were • ,-. ,- establishment of a batik, distiller! Sett established) Two Schemes with Three fln,oool. invezet. mg arrumance was read to both the Chambers :- • proof of the rapid progress made in RECOLLECT-BISH sold Five out of the Six. Charles, &c.-" The Session of 1825, of the Chamber of Peers, venieneies of Europe. Wool and 9 RECOLLECT-To bay One or Both of the 30,0001. Prins that and of that of the Deputies, is adjourned to the 7th June. numbered in the native produefs of tate now on sale ; and RECOLLECT-To buy your Ticket or Share of BISH. 4, Corn- " The present Proclamation shall be communicated to the will also be added sugar, in the ct hill, or 9, Charing-eroas, because he is always remarkable for th e Chamber of Deputies by our 31inister, Secretary of State of the cessful experiment has been mad ? I I sale of 30,0001. Prises; and when yens hear of one being drawn, Interior, and ow-Keeper of the Seals. you are sure to hear that BISH has sold it. itiigrical) •" CHARLES." been entered into for importing gam pheasants, partlidges, snipes, and 1 1 THE GREEKS. ( Countersigned ) " Coasters E." conveyed a distance of twelve the amusement of the colonise.. The o ffi cial part of the Moniteur announces the audience c ol onists . (F the Nureinponciest of May 6.] CorToe.-The Savannah Paper Faso THE FRONTIERS or I?SLY, SIAT 6. given by his Majesty to General Zastroid, and Count derable agitation haul been produced We have at length received news direct from the 3forea, to a Charles Lowenhjelm, Envoys Extraordinary, the first from the rise of cotton. The Georgia ~' f't ; yea recent date-the middle of April. It fully conlintis what we . . in the best., lining, of the impossibility under whist) Ibrahimsecon d from the of the King of Prussia, the Pasha found himself of executing his plans. He had' calculated to en the numerous partisans whom he expected to :Lem with as soon attend the Coronation. , ful culture of black seed and green rice and Indian corn. as his landed in the alone, and nobody has declared in his The following extracts contain all the other intelligence A n arr i va l at B a l t i more, i n 52 d IX i tavour. On the contrary, however various the parties that hive to be found in these Papers :- brings intelligence that the stock 01 appeared there, it is a fact, that all of them consider the Egyptian ',From the Journal der Paris of Sunday.] abundant, and that no sal e s could b General and his troops as enemies, who must be destroyed, or, at . . _ _ . Putts, aIAY 21. Wheat was plent and 1,000 tons ! least, by a general e ff ort, driven from the country, because their —.. a I ; nil n correspondent writes as follows .- • sole object is to reduce it once more under, the 31usselman yoke. It Our way there. Pr oduce scarce and hi; 7 ' ; likewise a pearl from various reports, that Ibrahim has;been grossly " Tie Emperor and Empress of A ustria have made their solemn it • ules 265 a 168 ; teas 214 a 22 ct entry ... into this city, amidst salutes of artillery and ringing of bells. '• wheat and tea had been landed in a at ! . Moiled • by persons who wished to bring him to destriltton.it was affirmed that the conferences between the Chancellor of . lit k . a rim nom, who deceived themselves respecting the suc- cescwa vr which, unde r pr . rent circumstances, .n.ever Austria, and the alinisten of France, Russia, Prussia, and Eng. of store room.-Americas Paper. land, wools! commence at the beginning of June. There will be By the Initial of the direct alai . vs ituout these very suspicious ii . ..• • other _ co n fe re nce s , t 't delayed his expedition till a more .. State of Naples. fuscany, Parma, slodena, and Sardinia, at which c eived ori, accounts of his Majesty Morin • • the Cardinal, who is to represent the Pope, as Ambassador Extra- ' MOSPfI --- e,# : die , . ....., T. . • ordinary, will also attend. pleased to confer on hint the hone • THE ARAI Y. -,- ,- t 'l - ' ' " The publication of an Imperial Decree is expected in favour of patent, for his conduct during the lo Th. Ist (Royal) Reirime 7;;;;l; - •; ns, which recently arrived several subjects of the kingdom of Lombardy and Venice, now sion in which he was engaged with is Ireland from Stodand, is stationed at Dundalk. confined in Austria and Bohemia for political transgressions." ties relative to the affair of the To Thei4th (the Duchess of York's Own) Regiment of Light Dia- [Prom the Courtier Francais of Sunday.] This will no doubt have a proper e Ror'TM+ which embarked at Bideford, for Ireland, IS stauoned at PARIS, afar 21. of A report his ~,e n spread to day on 'Change, that the island of all classes here, as showing them tit .ii stin k. ties in this quarter are supported in A Detachment belonging to the Nth Regiment of Foot, has declared Itself intlepenLeat ; this was the last point of *is moment, from Wettonnyter fn Winchester. th e ancient poseessions of Spam in A olerica, whiet sill recognised king and country.-Bengal Ilurkha numbed Cuba x SI s de AMT. • •. . ~ .A.lf of .0104,4 . Alb , • • ,• , il i, . TO A DITTATFT IPRITYD. [Fees Nuns by D. L. Ilisgsfam 911 J elreee thet i oleo tbet Vie my spiek broke, And dewed the AlowirterNs eelltary pew ? Of dip Iwo petbe weldegalolll "eke. napes van ''ft drew, ailed Thessre's withered bloom ! FarserrOw art YOWTIII tbeJihriSing voice was thine! Thee source rid pewee of midi 'early joy Fer Mos *grow irepeedeeed lbw is rider, eirs, nee Here, lifeedilliela,lllll 411011/1”. 'Flat It is soothing atilt, wham frisadship's tone On ardent Fimei's listening ea Is sheite- Noehath one record of affection pee Since the last, lingering, sad faretaell Maalasid. Though one sad weary now sews Aerie riamitts 'To Cheer my heart, While fork fteesewdereeetreeiges ! FASHIONABLE INTELUGZSCX. Lady G. Cavendish gave one of the grandest routs of the season on Monday evening, at Burlington House, Piccadilly. The whole suite of draning.roorns, six in number, were thrown open. which were most brilliantly Illuminated ; there were present upwards of 500 hishionables, among whom were— The Duke of Devonshire, the Duchea, of Leeds, Dowager of Rutland, the Marquis of Hertford. Marquis of Lichfield, Count Ludolf, and Marchioness of %Vinchester Earls--Goafort, Scarborough, Westmorland, Fortescue, Aboyne, Stamford, Derby, and Suffolk. Camila/ea—Scarborough, Cork, Derby, Dartmouth, Charlemont, and Suffolk. Lords—Clinton. Gray, J. Thynne, Belgrave, Colchester, Rod ney, Orford, Folkestone, Graves, Cawdor, and Stanley. L.adirs—lluncombe, Stewart, Bentinck, Combermere, M. and J. Perm, Clinton, Forester. Norman. Smith, J. Thvnne, Bel rave, Colchtster, Milton, Fielding, alildmay, De Clifford, Pun dits, two Ashburnhams, F. Bentinck, De Roos, N. Walpole. Finch, Andover, Drummond, Loraine, Cawdor, F. Fielding, Stanley. Ann Coke, Anson, Graham, and Madame Falke. Generals Upton and Walpole, Colonel Howard, the Vice Chan cellor, &c. &c. The Marquis of Londonderry gave a grand dinnerot Monday, at his house in Park-lane, to the Duke of York Among the dis tinguished party invited is meat his Royal highness were—the fiord Chancellor, the Maninises of Hertford and Camden, the Earl and Countess Bathurst, the Earl and Counter.' of !common, Lord and Lady Melville, Sir James and Lady Graham, Mr. and Lady Ann Becket, Sir 11. Hardinge. Barr., Mr. Croke!. 'Colonel Cook. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. and Mrs. Littleton. Mr. and Mm. Hope, Mr. Fitzroy, &c. In the evening her Ladyship gave a splendid rout, which was attended by all the leading and distin guished fashionables in town. ThriCountess of Jersey's rout on Monday evening was fashion ably attended. The Earl of Suffolk entertained a distinguished party at dinner yesterday, at his house in Great Cumberland.street. Lord Wilton had a grand dinner party yesterday, at his house in (iroevenor.square. The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury entertained a select party at dinner yesterday, at her house in Arlirgton.etreet. The Hon. Mr. Musgrave had a dinner party yesterday, at his house in Harley-street. Sir R. Preston, Bart. entertained • large party at dinner pester. day, at his house in Downing-street. Sir Charles and Lady Long entertained a numerous party at dinner yesterday at their seat, Bromley Hill. The Marquis of Chandos has left town for Stowe, Butks. Lady Dynevor arrived yesterday at her house in Dover-street, from North Cray, Kent. Colonel Gore lamgton, M.P., Mrs. Langton and family, arrived yesterday at their house in Grosvenor-square, front their seat, New ton Park, near Bath. Lord and Lady King hare left town for their seat, Ockham, Surrey. Sir Charles Macdonald, Bart. arrived yesterday at Gould, Hotel, Jermynsstreet, from Scotland • Captain O'Reilly has let ditto for Ireland; and Mr. and Mrs. drd for Cheltenham. Mrs. Archdall left the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street, for Ireland. Departures from the British Hotel :—Mr. and Mrs. Rosa, for their seat in Cambridgeshire; Captain Dixon for Parisi William Mitchell, Esq. for ditto. Arrivals at Long's Hotel, Bond-street :—Capt. Seymour from a tour ; William Selby, Esq. from the Continent ; C. Turner, Esq. front Brighton. Departures:—Mr. and Mrs. Scott. for their seat in Nottinghamshire; J. einwin, Esq. on a tour ; C. Turville, Esq. for Brighton BRIGHTON, MAY 22. Mr. and Lady Louisa Tighe have left us for Tunbridge Wells and General and Mrs. Mackenzie, for flutings. Lord and Lady Eastnor, with three of their children, after a few ' days sojourn, left us to return to their seat, Priory, at Ryegate, yesterday. That very fine and showy vessel, the Brazen, sloop of war, cast anchor in our roadstead on Friday. This ship excited considerable interest here, between six and seven o'clock, P.M. yesterday. While standing out, about a league and a half in the offing, a large lug ger, French built and of a suspicious character, was discov ere d about midway between the sloop and the land, Soon after this the Britten discharged a gun to bring the said lugger to, but which not being obeyed, other shots were fired in brisk succession, all of which, from the great space between them, dropped wide of their object. The lugger directing her course up Channel, appeared as likely to escape the examinauon contended for, when one of his Majesty's revenue cutters, nearly off Newhaven, hearted her, and as there was but little wind at sea, rendered further efforts to avoid an overhaul unavailing. The lugger then lowered her topsails and mainsail to the Brazen, but the sloop, notwithstanding, tired se veral guns shotted subsequently, which seemed to be well under. stood on board the lugger, for the mainsail was presently reset, and the topsails only remained lowered. The firing then entirely ceased ; the Brazen, not long after, rummaged her capture, and found sufficient about her to justify her detention, and in conse quence has since taken her into Portsmouth. Arrangements are making at Carlton Palace for his Ma jesty's departure for the Royal Lodge, Windsor, which is fixed for to-morrow, where he will remain until Wednes day, the Sth, when he returns to town to hold the Draw ing-room. His Majesty intends honouring Ascot Races with his presence. . _ His Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief gave audience yesterday, at his Office, in the Horse Guards, to the remaintler of the General Officers he was pre . vented from seeing on Tuesday se'imight, owing to his ' Royal Highness's early attendance on that day in the House of Peers. Yesterday being the birth-day of the infant Princess Victoria, the Duchess of Kent, accompanied by her infant daughter and the Princess Feodore, left her apartments at the King's Palace, Kensington, about twelve o'clock, and visited Prince Leopold, at Marlborough House. About half-past one o'clock the Duke of York, the Duke of Sus sex, the Duke of Gloucester, Princess Augusta, Prince ss Sophia, Princess Sophia Matilda, and the Duchess of Gloucester, arrived at Marlborough House, and congra tulated the young Princess on her birth-day, the Princess having completed her sixth year. The Royal Party were then entertained by Prince Leopold with a most elegant dOeunj, of which the Royal guests partook, and shortly afterwards separated. The Duchess of Kent, the Princess Victoria, and the Princess Feodore, returned to Ken sington. 'fhe Cabinet Ministers assembled yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, at the Foreign Office. Downing -street. There were present the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Wellington, the Earl of Liverpool, the Earl of Harrowby, the Earl of Westmorland, Earl Bathurst, Mr. Secretary Peel, Mr. Secretary Canning, the Chancellor of the Ex chequer, Mr. Huskisson, Lord Bexley, &c. 'fhe Cabinet Council sat in deliberation till half-past five o'clock. On the Wednesday, after the entertainment at the Man sion House, the Lord Mayor is to lay the first stone of London-bridges The preparations for the ceremony are daily making. Accommodation is to be made for 800 persons, all of whom will have a full view of what takes place, 42 feet below the surface of the water. The trowel which his Lordship is to use in laying the stone is one of the most valuable kind. It is reported that the Lord Mayor, when the King vas applied to upon the occasion, proposed in the Committee that he should have the honour to bear the whole expense of entertaining his Majesty. The grand city entertainment, which was postponed at Easter, in consequence of the repairs and embellishments necessary to be made in the Egyptian Hall, is to take place on Wednesday, the Bth of June. The preparations are upon the most splendid and expensive scale. A great number of his Majesty's Ministers are to be at the dinner. It has been found necessary to limit the cards of admission to the evening visitors considerably, in order to obviate the inconveniences which have invariably arisen from crowding the room to excess. The old practice of gathering together thousands of the citiaens to the evening entertainment was first broken in upon by Mr. Alderman Magnay, who li mited the cards of admission to 1,500; and so much satis faction was given by that arrangement, that the present Lord Mayor is, we understand, determined to issue just as many tickets as will not incommode the dinner company. It is said that Sir Frederick Henniker, Bart. of Dun. mow, in Essex, intends to ofkr himself for Readwg at the next election. • ' *A* * ****l3 !Wit . 404 ,5,.ni4.11.1t1311 THE CATHOLIC QUESTION. [ Front the Courrier t raZ i i s of titneday, Pere of Moo remits and A -.____ sleshlntrignea.—of—theT7Mlit engots".ll"lidatem_pattl.frui4-4 Imielimeod the adjournment of the. a ~ wei for the Irish Cathodes, which were d Ikea sabers of the British rgr.tialheet who are Is asked the great Phis 01 evil and religious y. Our Ultramontane dlekeining the paths of have attempted ta dessaseas slay Imo Ostiaidate the English bp *pas*, II lII* _which is .11.111 dek , ..epPellatvibilt libels la esi. NOM IMP MO t thof base at. tompistlee 111111110 the Mink.' If lee Illmed the sante sem. .i4Mtdisplsysllllolll Pith which they suusg s s ee y aw .. haulm of how. like the Jessie af Phsece, him pay. aimed vest elflike' t tier Ml*" minim it faith are inse- Mbly attended by the doctrieseer ad themules' of absolute power ; they have Cobol se mtble, and inspiring such confidence, that a grew politlea4 body has shrunk back from the idea of releasing it front Its !Witham t they haws Eroclaimed their fatal principle s w i t h so much mum * t h at the nglish nation has thought it saw in the em of the Irish Catholics the ruin if the constitutional edifice lb liberty ogoor. science. For us, we wish liberty to all the world. We siseerely de. plore this remit. We do not expect that ourContliebell intrigues will be corrected by this lesson ; for the liberty of the Mk Catholics is what they least rare about. What they want is, mete of encroach ment, opportunities to acquire riches and power. But the Irish have mere respectable and more legitimate interests. Let them therefore take care for the future to what hands they confide :he defence of their rights. Their cause has been wonhily pleaded by a Brougham, a Burdett, a Holland, and a Lanadown. T hese akers hare defended t h e r i g h ts o f the Catholics se they defend those of nations and of the hamar) race. If these gisemous Mon alone had been heard. perhaps the result would have been different; but the Irish have been well 'erred only by Mae wise had this mission from their principles and their ?lit men wimp they had specinlty char ge d with Shair e =lllllllllllll,lllol their task. It'hen Mr. O'Connell ilia son to .hisassil" dm *Cho of t h e I flaramontane decimalises 01 doe w : t a some French Journals thus' mesist some the disgust of all gest ailiiiiii l / 2 of the Jesuitical, treat as Jacebinissi the of Pans, which support the to.. tradpissaihne. rii=ibheecnathoas.: vetted and proclaimed by meet lics in both Houses of Paellament--q . t_pssa cage I irnself under the banners sr the p= i sif =mot Pdeet—of those who daily labour maw se so ' the gasmastpse whi c h the C tarter gives to the Proteitants—it dm easme ensnifest that the cause of the Irish w as i n j ure d by those sibs thought to defend it, and the i ssue o f t h e di scussion WO 110 =PsdeeibtfuL May at least this lesson not be bet on the Mel Let them break off all alliance with the Jusiteaf the Continent ; with the devourers of absolute pester. Under wiriMer mask they may conceal themselves, this elliegmet is fatal OP parties as well is to Governments. _ " His Holiness," says a letter from Rome, "will go for a few days to Filumicino, to en j o y t h e p l easure of quad shooting. ' A magnificent Jesuits' College is now building at Galway in Ireland.—Morning Paper. The Rev. Mr. Keogh has arrived in town from Kilkenny. We understand his charity sermon in the latter city pro dined upwards of 3001.—Deblirt Paper. We understand that Mr. Charles Ricketts, formerly a leading Member of the Council in Bengal, and President of the Board of l'rade in that country, has been appointed to succeed the late Mr. Rowcroft, as his Majesty's Consul- General in Peru, and will proceed to his destination in about three weeks or a month. Sir William Congreve, Colonel Landman, and Mr. F. Daniell, tettarned yesterday from a mission to the Con tinent, where they have been engaged, for upwards of three months putt, in establishing the business of the Con tinental Gas Company. We understand that, in Germany, Hanover, the Low Countries, and Holland, they have met with the most complete success, having engaged for light ing the most important towns in those countries. In the Seth 'nods they have already signed definitive engage. menta for lighting three out of the four principal cities. We ate happy to hear that the health of Sir John Rich. ardscn, who was compelled to resign his Judgeship of the Common Pleas, from long-continued indisposition, is so far restored, as to enable him shortly to re t urn to England frAn Malta, and that there is still some prospect of his distinguished talents not being altogether lost to the ceuntry.—Erraing Paper. THE NIANCHESTES PITT CI Ul.—The members of the Pitt Club dined together on Thursday last, in the Ex change Dining Room, to celebrate the anniversary of the birthday of that illn-trious statesman, the Right Honour able William Pitt. The 28th of May happening this sear in the race week, occasioned the change of the ;lay. At half-past five upwards of one hundred and forty gen tlemen sat down to a most sumptuous dinner. On each side of the President's chair were displayed flags, inscribed " The Pilot that Weathered the Storm," and " His Country's Safeguard, and its Pride," and in the centre an appropriate transparency. Captain S. P. Hum phreys, R.N., was in the chair, supported on his right by W. Hutton, Esq. of Hulton, and on his left by Trafford Trafford, Esq. In the immediate vicinity of the Chair were the respected Stipendary Magistrate, J. Norris, Esq., Thos. Entwistle, Esq., the Rev. Dr. Trevor, J. Brierley, Esq., Major Eckersley, Major Cole, &c. The Manchester band played several delightful airs during dinner, and throughout the evening. On proposing the usual toasts of the Pitt Club, a series of loyal and animated speeches were pronounced, which we regret our inability to give. The Chairman and several other Gentlemen left the room at eleven o'clock, and were loudly cheered as they departed, and Captain Grimshaw, one of the Viee-presidenur, took the Chair. Many loyal and patriotic toasts and sentiments were afterwards given, interspersed with songs; and the utmost harmony and conviviality was kept up until a late hour.-21faneltesfer Paper.. The Annual Meeting of the Society for promoting the enlargement and building of Churches and Chapels, sill be held this day, at the Freemasons' Tavern, at 12 o'clock, precisely. The object of this Society is to assist pari , hes, desirous of obtaining additional accommodation by enlarg ing the structure or improving the internal arrangement of their Churches. By these means, relief is afforded to the spiritual wants of the very many places which are net entitled to any part of the Parliamentary grant for building new Churches. The Society, by the expenditure of 86,1401. has been instrumental in providing additional Church room to the amount of 113,714 sittings, and of these 8f,.;t8 are for the use of the poor. A memorial to the Lord Lieutenant from the gentry and landed proprietors of Sligo, Leitrim, Fermanagh, and Cavan, lies in Enniskillen for signatures. It prays that a canal may be formed which will connect Lough Erne with Lough Allen, and that again with Lough Gill. which is na vigable to Sligo. Thus, with the canal already sanctioned between Lough Erne and Neagh, will open a communica tion across the kingdom, from Sligo to the ports of' Newry and Belfast. In a commercial point of view this under taking is of the greatest importance to Ireland. ATT•CIE SY THE NATIVES Or New SOUTH WALES.— A new South Wales Paper gives the following account of another attack by the natives:—" IVe have just been ere dibly informed, that on the morning of the 21st December. about twenty aboriginal blacks approached the house and stock-yard of Mr. James Hobbs, situated about fifteen miles east of York Plains, at which place it will be recol lected a large tribe of natives made their appearance some few weeks ago, and that after some resistance had been made by firing upon them, they killed one of Mr. Hobbs's stock-keepers. Upon the present occasion it seems, that as soon as the natives appeared in sight, they were instantly striven back ; on which another party advanced in au op posite direction, and cooed, signal, which was no a:our heard than it was answered by at least 150 more of the same tribe, who, armed with spears and waddles, and at tended by nearly fifty fine kangaroo dogs, surrounded the house. Mr. Hobbs s two servants, each having a musket, defended themselves for five hours, in the best manner they could, from the spears and stones which were thrown at them, until at last the klacks pressed furiously on, amt surrounded them with fires, through which, atter much ( struggling, thoughol lw faonde dfo r considerable morethan esca ped to Garth's hut. On the following (lay they ventured to re turn home, when they found that all their clothes, pro visions, bedding, and utensils, had been taken away. The Dutch are making preparations to surpass us in ves sels navigable by steam. There is now building at Rotter dam a vessel which, when completed, will be of the burden of 1,100 tons, to be propelled by an engine of 300 bore power. She is intended to carry troops and parsengers to Batavia, and will be commanded by a lieutenant in the Dutch navy. The machine for furnishing her is recut: factored at Liege. 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