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tor the State. It tequirtml Liu • draw& of biaiiiram that are dtle toillith - berth Mit aktecttook. We are ante that itt loatliagitipawthitotapie en aro egensst• us a heat -of rhiliaphto precepts ; bet Nvithont denyiog thl with of um general sesames of the schools, weinnst feel how inapplicable the are to the ordinary akin at cowman lila, man especially in a country when the principles of 'oar political institutions recogaize, as their filmiest asp• post, the gradanwas of rank, and where the increase of wealtb and the progress of luxury haassivon tin absolute vale. to the artificial .liiimsocr , 4. t 'hely own crention. - 4 1 Tbe first pang to be ascertained in ilteconsideal. • %ion of this matter is, the actual amount of ioceniw now received by the Duke of Ci.sitexcx. By a return laid before the Horse of Corninons, it 0.1 pears that his Royal Highaess receives, Oat of she C.eesolideted Feed tea sOO As lamina of the Fleet - Melting • tete' et '1,5115 Nis Revd : Highness has also an appointment as Ranger et Bushy Park, bet the latialhilltlaital front ibis office is only 11171. 90. ad. a year, which is appropriated to pay the fees and claims of sub ordinate officers; his total income, therefore, poiot of fact, does net exceed the inm of 41,595 E On the sth of April, 11106, a grant of 20,0004 Imp' made to his Royal Highness out of the Droll, of Admiralty, which ram was then appropriated lo the payment of as equal amount of debts; sod Ai the lath of October, 1919, the further s um of . 20,0001. was advanced to his Royal Highness, by way of loon, to be repaid by quarterly instalments of 5001. each. Of these instalments several have been paid, but a large portion of the debt still continues to press upon his Royal Highness, and causes a considerable reduction from his income.- But ibis is not the only debt that serves to diminish the amount available for the expenses of his esta blishment. His Royal Highness had, io the early . pelt or his life, been compelled by the straitness• of his circumstance's, and possibly by the want of economy, to coutrset debts to a large amount. — .For the total of these debts his Royal Highness, us we understand, is now under the necessity of . raying interest aessoolly, sod her also bound him- " - self to defray the'expenses of maiutaiehte4l/144 . of insurance affected write his lifer a aiseamity for the_poyment of his creditors. To. these large draw backs upon the Duke's limos mist he added a considerable 'hare of the 'spade...attendant epos+ the establishment that is waidatekaod in Smith , • Ashley-street ; fbr aithoiegtfilia , with a" generous regard for his brother's ceovenience, sod :wed by the affectionate solicitude which his Ms.. has uniformly evinced for this intereatiug sod amiable family, bee greeted from the here ditttry revenues of the Crown the annual sum of 2,6001. a year to trustees fur dater benefit, pt as . ;liis sum coaid not be sefileient for the onsinteustire: ;of their establishaieut, it has Aocesearily fallen open iliellAuke to supply every deficiency. In all *feel matters we must of course speak mach upon lecture, but we are eatilfted that we shall not esti mate the available income of the Duke of CLA- , ismce below the reality wlieu we compute it at between 1 , 2,000/. and 13,0001. a year. This would be considered but a "err iessiequete income to support the dignity of a Baron, and is quite insignificant in comparison with the immense fortune* of those Noblemen with whom the Roy.' Dates associate, and whom they are expected at least to equal in the style and splendour of their • esteblishutents and fashions of life. k ia suffici ff - ently .obvious, however, that the expenses of,* member of the Royal Family can 'sever be esti-1 mated by a reference to the establishenente of pea-. vase individuals. The houstelitild of etch of Abe Royal Dukta M constituted by l *Wished 1 lunge upon die -naodel of that a .l 7:ll3 i nverei g n himself ; they are debarred by custom from exec- I cuing the same discretion over their domestic ex..; pensea that belongs to private persons ; stud elabough their own tables, end such other mutters snapper lain to their personal indulgence or convenience may be, mirror the most part they are, maintained from necessity with an observance to economy, that . •naight suit a gentleman of from two to 3,40911.1 a year, they cannot control the expenditure which I Anther the rank and number of their atoms and, doeleatits, and the salaries assigned to them, sr the! necessity of upholding • certain appearance in the! eyes of.the country, way seem to render is:whipper'. amble. The economy of the Duke of CLARILMCC. in particular, is, as we understand, most exemplary : A pair of horses for los own use, and a plain car riage shit pair for the accommodation of his amia ble Duchess, offer no indications of eztravagiusee to a'Prince who stands at present but second from the throne of the richest and most powerful empire . in the world. The allowance of 18,0%44 year to the Duke of CL.tagoce was originally regulated by the COD. anitratiosi of Ins being a single nom, and then, for the most part, unencumbered by debts. But we lave seen that even this amount is not now enjoyed by his Royal his present anima incase is therefore lei than what the liberality of Paths ment,deetned suitable to his station when be was a young and Aineticsinsberesl man. The inetiverthert induced his Royal Highness to contract • marriage . with the Princess of SAII-MEININOIX are well and have been dolyvappreciated by the ellUntry. 'fhe Message of the Pallets Rguelicr to both Houses of Parliament, on Monday the .13th o f April, 1818, announcing that treaties of marriage had been concluded between the Duke ufejtmiacw would feelltovrisseatill it was to the beat iotarials i of Ike motio n that ROyal Highness should be ' enabled to mobs suitable provision for the marriage of his Itrnalters." The pmelsion originally Goo templated by the Gromaismeot -was 40,0001. a year for the Nike of Cuitilaci, and 30,0001, a you for ell the other Dukes who should marry ; but a little Parliament having been called by the Minieters, and harangued by Lord LIVIIIPOOL to little purpose, this estimate was Abandoned, and it was then proposed to Parliament that 10,0001. a year in addition to his existing al lowance should he granted to the Doke of CLAOUNCO. and 6,0004 a year to each of his bro thers who should merry, SO that the ioctime of the Duke of CLAILIKCIt should thus be raised to 30,000/. a year, and that of his Royal Brothers to %COOL a year. A niotism to this effect was made 1 4°/d CAR7LIDIXOCIS in the House of Com mons. on Wednesday, the 15th of April, but un aitieudineot was mowed by Mr. Hotats SUMIIIIII, that only 6 ,0001. a year should be granted to the Duke of CLitaxmco in the event of his marring., and this loseadpmems was carried by a majority of nine; !bib itilibers in favour of the original motion being ledis mid those for the re duced grant being 193. This decisionof the House of Commons was ao very displeasing to Lord CASTLattaAOH, that his Lordship, on the follow ing day, persuaded the Duke to decline the grant, moil Lord CASTLItaItAGJI even went so fur as to pro pose to negative the resolution of the House; bat this sully was fortunately checked by Mr. Thaw ilr, who dissuaded the angry Lord from placing such an insult to the Royal Duke upon the Journals of the House, and in consequence the Resolution still remains in all its original force. It was at that time under stood that the treaty of marriage between the Duke and the Princess of MatelaGEN was dissolved, Wit hit Royal Highness felt himself bound in hens eOmplete his engagement, and the miltrive was 30oppily solemnised. Hoping by economy to com yensate for the want of fortune, he retired to the Continent, but the dream of giviag to his glet-boro the advantages of English birth. concurring with the wishes of his satiable Primus' to reside in . Eogland, induced his Royal Highness to retort' to this country. Neceiteity Ism at length overcome , his reloctanne to appeal to the genermity or consi deration of Parliament, and lie our Gulf claim, the completion of the measure which the House df Com mous has already 'auctioned in his Oar limits pastiest is from "wean this subject any farther. We are surprised that this application lass sot been made before, bat being now mode, we trust that it will not encounter any opposition. • - List nigbt Mr. flusta moved, in the House of Commons, au Address to his MAJESTY for the 1p• poiritment of a Commission to proceed to the lonian Islands to inquire into the state of the Go 'eminent there—into the conduct of Sir T.ttostas M AST LA RO, as Lord High Commissioner—into the causes of the distarbancea that hare lately taken place, and the arrests that have followed. After • debate of upwards of *even hours duration, the motion was negatived, on • division, by a majority of SEVENTY ! The numbers were, Ayes n- Noes 97. —rsapv—• We have received Paris papers to the 5111 inst. The energetic measures recently adopted lay the Qcvernmeot, and the posurpace given in the Cortes by M. 13411041[1, that no Eoreign .Power meant to meddle iu the affairs of Spent, - have operated a very favourable change in the'strte of the country, and nearly restored if to tranquillity. The intelli once from Turkey is, as usual, ,vague, coattrodio 40ey, and -destitute of authentic character. It is observed, in an article from Leipsic, that every -*howl merchant has his account of the affair inkasing in that disorganised empire, but tkust he cannot trace it to any _source entitled to credit. The Courit Lay LETT', whose escape from prison when under sentence of death, excited so mach interesti at the time, arrived in Paris on the 2d iustant. We have received Madrid Papers to the 251,1! last. The following is an extroct:— SIAD111" Net, LI. tug Deer." Or c°rtee VOW •5q 0 44 11 . g •Iteellef 10 Home is officiel,l7 prpipnl i gnte4. The ma ArMeie sips; The poppet , ' of , 190(701W, fIY thjag eifiejeldettt, to Awn for the bells of areibishisycie f ts, hislipprichs, otatrimoalalisoi peaustioasosall all other ivory., lattalseaeleo,. R ad sipp o so c of whatever, ,hall l aair 1, cease. Jro ni to Agiii o i t j u i t to his Holiness . ibe sits eft Ape pi:loves per Anoons, sea valuable gi ft , over paid & t ie the shags puraliteil hiv e . ced i ug c ofbe y rs iftets, fi thiseasehres i n crease tins sins, if *Ratio* shall * foie". he saiii So.& .o. ay Us e id Article, the Outmost* is to tabu Abe accessary steps to ,prevityt this change is use mode at obtain*, saatrisnlial diapepsatios*, And from .ussepieg say delay to the prejudice or slss 'wisps hoe rsi si a t. lag s law is to be preseated to lie spectral seeeer, so es to eesept t baraiony .aid asod ne derstasidieg between lie two Powersosiliisip the tosiesslesise to animate, to wheat the Aluverqueuat ,gip am ae. coact of the remit. rwawlife"WewlWs.ollllllPfroiry Yesterday Viscount &moms. bid au audience of the KING at his Palace in p.11%11144 We have received the following communication from Lloyd's ainntryow (jmontcA), " Accounts have hers tectivedr from YAMPA that the "IrsdroMociot frigate .w Andy looked ire from with the .deposed Vicevoy Pasustas, aud that .himr•blorres ense advancins with sdail troy PTag# l o* PP.010.4".. •': .. - 4• • .-: - ..- - 4 .=—, • . I tt . C 0 - /ki ' I•.-.;-'.'-'.t•'§' ' ... 1 " • •• al .. .i ii 1 11V, 1 • A t•tit.t • ." , % 4 t i. - _h a . 4 1 , • 41 ,"` .. 5. I: s ir. 1 ...1•:V • I - r f•• • . Ltiatii 4 o. Nlll4losll6 V 4 a , . i. • 01...,, . "I& 1 ,4 s ilferi aiiii has ' alhalite " Is. 14 asuisikw Wel back, NoWe l ,l4*.ii .° 1 / 1 1114 • i et' an •it DaParlllNS Solp a t=la • Moist, Dailwalliel WS*. 40 k h , ',w ax See their mat la i lira. Neal and Mrs. Saebosa far Parisi cad =I . II, liar. * Deli4ia, James Wm. Stuart, Esq. and family Imre kit Slakes Hotel, Jetawa-areac far Wit wet Sawia t Hal, Haileo. fir W.. Packer, Ste, leas kelt Salome' Hotel, It. Jawah arlal, fur his eta la alga& PAIMCINAILS PASTIES. yi acount so d yise ou is su brook entertained the Earl and Commas of Haruki, the /*dim eligh, and a diode guislind party, yesterday, at their house in Mansfield-went. la the cocain her Mbill pee a PPleadid rout. The Martinis aid Maeglajoinevis of Lowdown coterie/sad a party of (6 , 11 4 st diaae‘ Yallantal. at Lauadowis Berkeley-wpara. Mrs. Thompscia given a ball this treeing at her boom is Portland-place. ley C. law Mumma- paliiik breakfast oa Tuesday meat, at her at Bromley Milli Boa — Lord G. H. Camadisf will Mee as elegant cateetaiameat as Monday seat to Prince Leopold and a large party of dis tinguished personages at Burlington House. In the area * her ladyship will give a grand real. His Majesty. we usideratard, has sigaided his lineation of hooouriaglhe Dyke of Devonshire with his eampany at din ner on Thursday seat at Mmombire House. Load Hood, by misimamil of her Majesty, has /sawed cards of invitation for a mad/ ft Mednesday next, the 13th hest.at Cambridge Room _ His Majesty will Oval fall on Wednesday next at Carlton Palace, to whith fwi.ber or the Nobility are ignited. ALMACVS. -.am- The ball given at these elegant rooms on Wed .l/1148/ lust was attended by upwards of four 411111dred distinguished foshionables. Dancing cow. lienced boon after eleven o'clock. and did not cease Oft past three yesterday morning : Earl Denbigh . . . Lady Paget Sir Henry Losubert. Miss Fitzroy lord Lust ghborouch ...... Lady G. Fame Lard firsidenell .. Lady Lennox Lord W. Lemons. Miss !hymen Lord T. C..eail.. Milks Fiiselarenea Point Cannons.. Lady Cornwallis Mr. Rice. Mims Eden. Among tuba distinguished pertain present were— Mi. Royal iiiineres the Mile of Gloucester. Friar..—"" • --- - - - and Troubatzky. Primers's Esurrhosay. MAW of Welfiagiow. D.thessis—Puctlead, Dowager Reflood, Ric/mood, sod Dorroger itiebasood. ilwrgokor--Csamellaw and Graham. • Alstrakimassom—Loadoaderry, Waterford, Wisabes•sr, CursesNis, Daiwashire, sad Salisbury . lark.... Belfast, Denary, ihnerass, Seetive, Clem Wilt**, Westmorland, Denbigh, sal Aherne. Csarmlitares—Dowalywr Carsarvois, Galloway, Stau hops, Llarnloy, Sellout, Bathurst Harrowby, Facteanse, Aborts., Gem Warwick, aud Hams Log. Loris—ll. Hill, Clarke% Gianbervie Allasory, Hamar des, Moms. Fitldiag, Mama inidemell, Wiltisu, Gwydlr, Pottersose, St.- .. ) • Her MAitirT et go it l l ta t e R° sa Niailf t /ram 'her house id • &Sniff Intltepgreet, l at h o'clock., to dine with the Lop .161i7ittiiiir,tmerel •di6ti n i g, ithen ilieriFiill, - ; .. Fib, ere . ; &Oil( tsi is IKe 4, r 1 111 • A J EST I', wiirsttiolir#lliectiteitli atii i e it:e *A nt be hour. at aiciitrgliiit her'Wtiat 4 r '19: ,. , 111hOnsion-hoose. prince .Latirot.n arrived io town jestae4ay 9 , spr • Claremont. .11u the eveni,og his Rayil . Iljgfirie t es dined with Vitcoint and Viaconntem .449mtopit, at their house iultliuiilield-ftreet. ' Yesterday Trains the Dyke poo l l Dias 9( CLaiteitcgoteloOspstoied.by the Dues . Ind the 'Pei era 4..ti.guaT.o. lets tiirn ten . o'eltelt f?r gistiro Pow. .AXtyr tOls fistro their oyal ai g liimpes went to thcir .rasid i sqee at Al'uthy : to .dinner. • On WAion;sitay Jant the PrinmesesSoruta ,aadl A unurra,,pecnosiiintieil hy,the Duchess of 43 SAW- 1 CUTER, .tk an airing in the Regent's Parls t .,eodl in their route alighted of the Ni e Portland Zilat..l Sery, near Primrose-Gill, obese they pick choice. of boine Aeautiful plant. and 'returpcd through the Park over Mucclesfieldbridge. , Theiir Rqyal Highnesses looked remarkably well. ' 'Wednesday night the Ptincsos,A.n . apista skusl the ' iDuohess of CLAnanca hosionsWd Abe Pert7ftGea__' at iheHanorer-aquaro gOollal l / 2 1l'', .mr9f the bage; Itoirfil . society ur Murieor, with their.wensace. I ' The Countess ref lassWies peon happy so stay tpraossinewbat bet for Died yesterday. wrier a , few Imre Mm. the' -Casantaps of Mazaaactuath at theiltati of 4111- , nosonea's bow, in Piccadilly. he State. It require i illy abstruse itoolt4 In the Princess reAstxtuatm, &at also , tkiwkia ll e444ll . 4l rWilkitta batweelithl agamarktba Rows. Ilt*Prllktp hreetemett • -of Asehe.,, teessiiiiew A ltia• mom s et* • Hi hoo d , that, calastroo l Yttn gltlidrrottuoye kik) y, to • lately susouned in theliapof IA only sod atismil ;kith. ontit maillmo b else respectioistirsowaires daugloter Os Princess ChaaaLorrs, Atrial* arg. &do tea 1111Ork NM, Paget A. Hanallsia, -11ilmers7, Gwyalr, Pottestime, Stan- ley, elisseles Fifirrey, Ilaruard, Howard, Gramille, Ellen. borough, Mark Xerr, Loughltoyeagh, Wm. Leasius, Curzon, 0:2:22:1LIzelmeioll, Ileauebasap, and Ossulstoo. Bentieck, R. Fitagerald, Araley, lksolatoo, ' liiiii Besititiels, Sud, E. Edgeugsbe, C. Walpole. K. ' Ronda:, Safjeprl , A. Nolte*, C. aVlisso, Duck, C. *up- la lager, Jove Neville, JOIN rocie cokiisation, Mp o r e ed i p, ffampdeo, Fielding, aintem, 4 DO 1 11ii44/14".14 Waterpork G. Apt, C. Qrtaril , Valt. , Malodor, E. Datburit , Lennox. Corotrillial arum* ..ibieleileile/ G. Welkilleg, M. R. hlimilitm, Glyn, Verstreut,/ G...Culs. lll,•iji, Maili Irser , V. D. Cyartleto 4.. loattoter• 4 1 Court Stuart, Asthma, Waq Ryder, M. rusteat, Alleuberonli s G. nor, Como, Tripp, Gor F 4 ofPu.t . u tlrures- dir t J. ritegiblistu, 1111. Mil Grey, . milli... C. ippe, E. Stanhope. lopa, Wait * .e: Pumices. 2 04 O. . 4 .0 1 4 1 ,1 1 4 Ceiesh—timusan, sad Pollio. .Pareur-.4o.Cettp. 4k Walla, De Hullos, mod Mallsaban. Sirs—).' Ajl, 4o !.l.iddell, E. %swot,. C.Coeyill, • H. Hardiage, A. JO o, G. Rubleaell, S. Wetl9egur ni ii• ;O. Hamilies, W. proiniag, W. p. G. 4..., I. co .0, J. Burgoyne, H. Satan, Vt'illisM Ethel, E. PL‘fr#Moo l seed R. Macfarlane. Cokusels-4reneh, Davies, and Hon. Bread. Misery.--415isi.G. Cathcart, H. Seymour, Hoto. Wm. Bur- rell, Hon. Paps*, Hon. Groareour, Hee. Lap, Hill, Witt, Dynsoke F. Seymour, Milli, Hoe. G. Spencer, Pierrygoto, u ) Gogril, T lin, D. Kianaird, J. H. Lowikrr, H. Moe- togcad G. Owe. istrieep .tyvaoiar, Arbathaot, ,Eretightioa, M o o. r '....i.. • PP!air DeCr9Y) II itokimans, Hoe. Aura, . Athol% Usti : elag. 44efOC.FDAVI9IdkiPPhellon .C 9 Y9 9 Aigio Prewillf* i'liik, Need 1081 0•1 N r 1 1 4 8 1141 4tra*M444, SINPri SOP. I#lr. .14,0- Mo. Eidts, f *4 9 9, I Hu e. No* JLAr. &go. Winfrey* Illfiri en wil FAN 411 9 i9. 1 19 1 8 Yeelf, lbasdey, Aleettby,#.ll,- Asy, Peke, aa. Ikrberl, * Denham, 4440, /410.40.215ui11i, De Grey, Skutt, Amherst, and . c..edeintufl. Monikers—De Sousa, De 'Hieumana, lee. ar.c. &e. .... tOkIAINVIbIt catiimastaLturommekt . nrs t. . - • ' v s rhut f gourt rcatitricy,l4 i t t i p, fi g i Aq the `noticethe . 11 4 /Ueser,. anti '.l l7se Coq; Sty omipwi w ar Tb. Eml or 111AEEOREX, EcoMakst. Th. mik. orlWentraie, the Marquis Qt Oupplir. jhe Earl of Dosoughmore, Lord St. Helens, Lord Analyst, LSEARelife4ter twit. Healey, Lott. BiunAltri lir W. Wok fir Jobn Nichol, Sir William Grant, Mr. S. litoman, Beckett, Sir Heary Russell, Mr. Pori, awl Mr. Wallace. The evwcinaNtlictu for silence. strs4 for pjl pg mons l having petitions or chitty.. to 'reared them, being made by Wm. Butt, tag. Deputy Serjeaut at 4r • Petition of the Corporation of the City of Dublin was taken into consideration, praYiuß that the Lord Mayor of Dublin might bare a place appointed for him in the august assembly at the approaching - toronation.—Allowed. • The Petitioner:the Rev.lffr. Dymoke elnimingto perform the service of Champion on the day of 11w corvitatioi. Allowed. The Petition of the saute person, asking that be might Witiolear his petition appointing Mr. Reader his deputy, and that be might be permitted to appoint his son, Henry Dymoke, a Midshipman in the Hoist Navy, to do the ser vice, althoeigh a miaor.—Referred to the Kiwg. Ile. rellowm attended on behalf of the Lord Chamberlaia, whick office is flow held jointly by Lady %Willoughby sod the Morcidouesi of awlmondeley. He 'stated that their Lady. •sikeps had not yet appointed a drpoty%u do service on the day of the coronation, but he bad authority to transact the Massa for them istil they had made an appointment.— The ppnei t deration adjourued until the omit daytime Gnat sits. Tha Bishops of Durham sod of Bath and Wells claim to do service on the day of the coronation, as supporters to his Majesty.—Allowed. Their Prtitiou to be allowed to do the 'review by deputy, on account of their greet age, referred to the liCiog in Council. The claim of the Barons of the Cinque Ports to carry the canopy e 4 the day of the coroustion.—Allowed. A similar claim from the borough of Cafe Castk—Dis allowed. The Baroness Grey De Witham's claim to carry the silver spurs ow the day of the corunation.—Allowed. Her deputy to be appointed by the King. His ('irate the Duke of Natalies claim to present a glove to big Majesty on the day of the eurunatioe.—Allowed. The Noble Duke's claim, as Earl of Arundell; to do the service of Butler on the day of the coronation, and to have the ewer for his fee —A !lowed. A similar claim of George Herbert, Esq.--Disallowed. The Marquis of Ormuudes claiiit to attesd the coronation as Chief Butler of Ireland—allowed ; but Hie Court doubted whether there was any service fur him to perfurm.—Referred to the King. TO; petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, nod Corpo. ratios of the City of Loudon to be allowed to attend at the eeroisation by deputation ; and • similar petition from the . Hatietrisity of Oaford.—A lo wed. The claims of the Duke of Bedford and Mr. Whitbread to be •Imuaers to the king on the day of the Coronatioo.— Allowed. The Duke of Montroee's claim to bare the care of the silver scullery on the day of the coi omit iou.—Referred to the Kind. . Mr. Some, claim to bold the basin and towel for his Algjaws to wash his bands on time day of the coronation, and to bale the ewer for his fre.—Allowed. John Campbell, Esq.'s claim to be the Kin', waterer on the day of the corcosatian.—Allowed. Ilk Wllitibir'ets claim to present the first cup at dinner to his 11Saierty.--Altawed. . The Court was adjourned at three o'clock by - Proclarnatioo to twelve o'clock on Saturday', the 16th inst. la , - His Rend Highness the Disko .of .York catered the Court melee time lifter it bud proceeded nit husipsess. cud took his scut on the right .of the NOW C;ilitaltatltt. . , .. .. . .. The solttMintion ror crectiog a.pnblie monument 'to the memory of o#9riej 14,,,bira commenced in a manner worthy erns venerated subjeci. The ad 'ilritiiemene announcing it in 'quilt of oar Piper `Pause of i sp.leuifid patronage. competent .fi l :''' . the execitititi Of the - work in the first . ..• • - •,•. .. • • it, WIT art . and perfeettea of genius. ;e t re '' ! W, ye ry liatidiimie monuments hore just been islocod at sn St. Paurs'Ciiikedral, to the right of the north entrince, to the memory of the .late Lieu tenant-General Sir Tropes Pt Ton, epOtajor- General no, wili,lin it battle of Waterloo. A b y periei of thirteen portraits* eminent men, by gn4lient artists, is announced:for Pete in the frout of our Paper. They were the property or the '784 Mi: Dilries, of the lionse*Pf CADELL ind Dsvlifi; id the Strand. From Ida . liberal spirit, disciiminittion, and intimacy with the Most distinguished men of the day in arts and science, these•works mit, he presumed to poiliefiXuperior merit. They tnelade portraits oar, ti Muri. rev, Loc i , , ;POPE, PRIOR, ADiaiioß, &c. ta. •••.• i r lta b ao Oyer" w ill be given this evening asy 0i of Saturday, p i n ac count Of Whitein-Err. Tite ,liiiilet,lheretore.ettlr*riforpticl_ without any curtehisete, to the great . joy Q l mow *ho think aiiilaight - too early so hour to depart (rem the i "Aistre'pf the &Alienable world. 2 Alti.ittkitil/FT is re-engaged at the King's Theatre for . i . mettanider pf the season ; and M. Coo Los, kmictr ko.Paris after it t-aatts. mired in - t:f. 2 7 1 4 t i : .4.VP olq• IT he Prised Opera , leay pqpieirju r I'4l to he exported to ; Eugland. ystycloy ths charity children, male end female, amounting to near tune thousand, educatel by volantary subscription in the different parish riehooto to She itatropolis and the *nett:one, pro cended. According to annual custom, to St. Paul's CP' %VW 19,h.Aff .Qi vine frfi vice. . The postulation of the metropolis hes received no pmali,itildstion .wit.lain the Ivst few days by the arri- • idtif a mytaller of .the Society of Friepds, called 444, not only from ail ports of the Usk& tart, .litit &Pin A Wetial, preptuntory to the a,q genet*, meetings in the ,Whitsuo-week. :The. -Nast ladle Company's ship Ceasing, arrived . off the Wight on Wednesday ; Ate railed from China in company with the Asia on the 16. h February, freed At Ait• Oelenit On.the :Otil April, and soiled frota thence oat the 25th, for England. .The Asia left St. Helena twelve !sours before the Canning. . 10$241.,WintilAY, while Assayers were esehteled from the gallery of the -House of COMIIIOIN eat Monday evening. withdrew his orifice of motinp far, Abe peodnotion of a copy of the LaybactiCitti ~ ,which stood for Taioday ; and he afteriesink I' l maielt,iliaLheahoiskl-bPing forward such nitotitte' I li 411Vagesday,:shd 13th test; Ilie NW: C: an_ i ..! 411111111101 f amp a notice on the :6041N for aisle &Mild 'lsiah seill.bave precedence, ninielyi.ailithie leolilia , regarding th e state of 'Europe. The Maim - 4M 4oantfroes this evening till Wednesday *it, for the Whitsuntide recess. • 1 3 'Jugs . . ia - vi 12:II Sir S unday eeoidg : ?ll t eloril 'Worse irth,' b o n d w a th e ter ace, and played delightfully. Th.t * 4 m ifier44 iiro ll4 P , A•iiitllleA t'il - fit ilicloci ' 4 (.4 7 , , ti * AP tit : , is lonchey octiipt: . vr Jya, HIS Is' r Id Esttli beith-dalt s ,? , Ye .pt Vyilelueu of ton Cotlege 'kept if; as Xtz; ( 1 0 . y rityg ou the Water in finer boats to Rill I. where il.eY .supper . lip I n ~..„ pmtook of et Weir irp y ice. *lse 1 . 9.1al i lititsi guards' Vera itiebd a . thlno . and pla yed l uemal five pieces. The beat* tbat they went i 4) 4stsisted o ' eight and ten oars eact), The sight was very grwifYing; the Y gueig Oendemeu ee n all dressed differeutt s ly - ' elegant 'limey 4riwei with colour, flying in tacit boat. 'nice returned about right u'eleck, whep Sm.:o'ols commenced from the height to the left of Windsor.bridge, where bore a rre variegated lamps in very fine style with " G. R." and the Crown in the middle. The band nab stationed in a boat, and continued playing during the tire-work•, while the young Gentlemen kept rowing iound the height, and every time they inywett such boat's company gave three cheers. They displayed the finest water-rockets that ever were seen ; the Nu. bility present were numerous to te.e them, and also spectators of all ranks; the evening %vas very fine. ............_ _ _ THE rINF. .106 BETTING ON THE OAKS, Julie f. I 7 to 4 apt My Lady 6 to 1 stet Ibla 15 to 8 agar 4ugusta,oat 8 to 1 apt Zeal. • of Guildford Nan EPSOM RACES. TBURSDAT (seCono Day), lune t. Ilk Great Derby rare, by subscription of 50p. each, It. ft. for 3 yrs old colts and Allies, colts Set, tub., and Allies Sat. 216. A mite and • half. The writer of the second . , horse to receive 100 gs. 54 Subscribers. llpr: Hunter's Gustavus, by Election, out of a s i s t er t o '' Viscount D. or Grollun's be. c. Reginald, by Haphazard, out of Prudent e ille.Bouverie's c. Tressilian, by Oreille, out of Morel 3 Three only were placed, and thineen starved. The following was the betting:-4 to 1 apt the winner -oto 1 eget Jock-6 to I apt Reginald—? to 1 apt Tres ailian—and 100 to 4 Nest North-liVester not of Charm. • •Every iach of the ground was run at speed. Reginald (node by Buckle) made play, sod when within half-a-mile of home, Gustavo. passed hint, and the race became a severe one between the three placed and Lord Egremont's Octavio* colt, out of Truth's dam; bet Gostavus (rude "by Day) kept the lead, and won by half a length. It was fir. Dear the public running of the as.. horses at the late Newmarket meeting, as the hest judges anticipated. Jock be came • favourite, because Sam.Chiffery rode him ; and Regi ' mild kept his place, because Buckle steered him; but Gustav/1M is the be.t horse. Ibis Dordain Slakes of 10gs. each, with 20p. added. Otte t. mile. lb. Dadlomays Slim Illopillyadd&itr. f. by Haphazard .. iss.fuyire MoMp 3 Nu bettiag.-7 sta r t e d. • A Ices fo r maiden bones of 10 guineas eaels, with guineas added. One mile. Mr. dare% Pastors • 21r..10•41bafa b. e• 121 Hone! . 2 Se. Plolifierd's b. c. by poker • .. 3 21r. blaplestlea's p. g. by Oliver 4 --- The day, althoogb paftially wet, woo este, and the morning was inviting. rise Minim nevei r were bet iec attend e d, so d t h e hAltiant:y of the assemblage never was exteeded. The Garen arrived ou the ground before one o'clock, in • carriage and pose, and she took her stalling un be rise of the hill during the Derby rare. !Reny. accideats happened, and the rain deluged the ems ' puny returning home. —•--- A Paper of yesterday announces • change of Ministry—that Lords -...SIDUOUTH, FIARBOVIBY, and MNI.TILLS have tendered their 'catenatio n , and that Mr. CANNING is on his return to Engbind to supply one of their places. The election of a Common Councilman for the Waal of Aldersgate terminated yesterday, when P 4!. WALTON was elected by a majority of ten : the numbers being for Qlr. Wat.Toa, 144 ; fur Mr. piouirts, 114. The tgisl of Mr. PATMOiIIt for the murder of Mr. ScOTT. eNiFited to tlakfl 014 ihis day at the Old 131614. 'Captain ALGItiNOII DV/filet, late Aide-de- Camp to his Rural Highness the'Dulte of Susae, who stands charged with the I:,iorder of i, yougg woman, of the name ofAtf'N EAppNq, who lived with Lim at his residence in Miry-le -Bone, as re " ported in the papers in Piosent'ber last, has sur rendered himself, sod will . 4e his trial this 0_47 at the Old Bailey Session/. The Grand Jury sitting pt tba 0)4 Bailey lest night returned a true bill .. pripat 'tbe proprietors Of the Joh* evil Mintsteind Sunday Paper fur a libel. A iroe !silati found against J•Ny. Cattl.tts foe the like'Offeoe. IGENNGAL rtBDIJCTION pTaxsp.—The ne cessity sad exediency of to ipg atf a portion 4 .1 * *hi NATIOTSAL Dare is scey 1b argued is the Palepft lifesr.. No. SS, joie pebliebed-Ai Web it h pro i e d that the laisses to the palate Caorktor Mitt be err, little felt. the **ye is expected to b e brought dotter cuavuterati oi , scrag this d Session of Pariismeat. lu the same No. are '1.41 - tabed VOlthe Letters to Lord 14: , V. fiesenotont on llittfotkid Code; Comae* M ; with several, other eutire pamphlets. • 4 * • Ontlooday, the 28th alt. No. 14,041 was a Prise of 01,0001. Consols, 4641 gold' by 131314, !Illikaro trig. l • Use Quarter se Carmartheu, th a e Quarter irs s. !Jellhow, Oise pews is thee Sizieeath . t i t .. One &toe** .6! .. 4diaburgi, Ore Sizteerth .St diallfti' ON Sixteenth . ... a.. ... ' Iliiiiiisse, Ore Sixteenth .Al d paelberoash. One Si:head%....Of lllariate. BIM also sold the following pikes, all drawn tie ..... MIAs Day:— - '^ KAM SIAN ?AK /ISO - 3 . 30 / 10.• . ..... ex -AO WU ' . 11111 S g 01? 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