The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-05-16 00:00:00

~ y ' . I I •1 t 4 01 7 , . ; . hinter of #b e6lsda - Jr . *PAY: ?fa It lel * at ' ~,Ml.lw proceed solely upon ' 1 1 ELiteetrithi qranee that , the operatic , blishinent ;044 e theatre elseald be hassediatei awe nibled brithe purpose of gratifying the wishej of the people. But 'we ask the public seriously, is it not disgraceful that the Treasuslyeeribes should thus eteraelly exert their hide efforts to insult their Quasi, by telling her MAJESTY that site is hated SO tiespind by the people ? Her Ifft Jeer*, we are ' trialy persuaded, is both pitied mink .enleensed by . IP Si hoof • t . he great mass of Ilse nation ; but,wera,ht mgiptr wise, is out ti le npobtrusive privarne,44 fora ' enough to .Ifinarisseelentinene. set is obtain for injured, pereeetreedl,- and insulted Lad); is cessati . of those petty e ff orts of malignity in which Weal bit little minds would ewer delight to indulge ? 144, QUEEN be really unpopular, is not this trims*, ersough far her enemies ? and if, on the contlfiky; her MAJESTY possesses • strong hold upon . the kindliest affections of the people, her enemies ought to feel that she displays a singular moderation in retiring from public view as much as peisible, end in pat exerting her power over the public mind to distress the Government or disturb the harmony of the country. --.....-- The Paris Papers of Saturday last are nearly filled with uninteresting debates in the Chamber of De puties, end the proceedings in the Court of Peers, on the trial for the conspiracy of the 18th of August. 1820. In the sitting of the Court on Friday, wit nesses were examiner', wise deposed to a meeting of a party of the conspirators at a dinner at the Grand lurk tavern, in Paris, ou the 15th of Au gust, at which Bon A PARTE was lauded, songs were sung in his praise, and it was said the BOURBON family should he drives' from France. Some of the witnesses examined to Ouse points appear to have borrowed a little of the memory of the famous THEODORE Nisroccllll, of non mi ricordo cele brity. M. PETIT (PIERER), a serjesot in the 40tb regiment of the line, was examined respecting so eagle which was exhibited by one of the coratittuy. —The following is so extract (ruin his examina tion : Question by M. Mars—Did Cltarperay kiss Omani'? Answer—No, Sir. M. Mars—la his owe lastrersaratery the alleges has for mally deposed, that Swift the disuse Charpeasy sad Of pinta exhibited the eagle, kissed it, Berl spoke of BoNA PARTE. 1 ask the *knees whether he persists in desying his own deposition.? Ateawer—l du let nastiest positively what Diaphislidid. By the Marquis blisime—* Wits the eagle sisowlellnetbe chamber order sehatteisi.illisers ?" vs wet Answer--r 1 hatesracithise *Nast it." After examining another wiliness the Court ad journed until the next day. The Five per Cent. Cousols. eta 113 ft, 60 e.— Bank Actions 'Oil fr. ,A /*.lis”u4ol in,. The following is an extract :..... - • Lettl, APRIL 28. Private tenets mention a new Convention said to be concluded between Austria and theGoverument of Naples, according to which only 30,000 men are to remain in the hitter kingdom. It is stated that General Frimont was the first to propose the re duction of his army, us the great majority of the inhabitants of all classes, without exception, have declared against the revolutionary system, and that the whole population is animated by an excellent spirit. Thus the maintenance of tranquillity can he guaranteed. It is said, that in consequence of this Convention. the corps of General Stutterheim returns to Lombardy, and is actually in march fur that destination. Five thousand men belonging to that corps passed by the way of Rome; and the Holy Father lies been pleased to give them his apostolic benedic!ion. The corps of General Le derer. it is stated, will quickly follow that of Stet , trrlirin).__ 1111189 w %lo tia;2l am a moan m s oi 'LONDON, Ally . all etIOMPADAY, MAY 16, 1821. swam Autos,* late Asia tit. PLUM BORDNTT submitted his 8418tion to the House of Commons for an inquiry 1111,the rents that occurred in the town of M en .BBlmobseAna Ibis 16th of August, 1819. Never was a Illtei r appetil made to the hearts and the under oesuadings of men than was the speed) of the worthy rcinet on this occasion, it Was a splendid display ar eloquence, bursting with life and energy gl~tir'ti fraught with rnerosis sentidiente,'und Iceeirsed with a deep sense of the uragnitude the daty oboist to he performed, not to the arsrers alone, bat to the future fame awl elm- Wileer of the nation. Previous to the regular s i:ommeticement of the debate, a great many /Petitions were prosecuted by different Members Irma persons who were prevent at the Manchester agneetisag, and who bout on their persons proofs of outrages there committed, praying the House or 000111161111 to lutanist, an inquiry into the occur %Voices that then stained the streets of Mauchester i ssittfa blood, and which have placed upon our annals .Iks brand of shame, indelible except by the virtue will energy of Parliament. These Petitions 'eve way contained statements of fact., without any emb olism, and being written for the moat part by actual bilefferers, the greater part or whom are of the tehouting elseses in society, were, as Sir FRANCIS 2 ..l otianxTi• well observed, " unaffected yet affect. tine' details of the dreadful scenes which the ptuise was invited to investigate. They stated viaccurressces which no man of feeling could hear %About experiencing that kindling glow of inclig rr asation• which most ever arise in an honest mind at 'the recital of deeds of extraordinary barbarity and onstelty. Among the Petitions that related to this kbject was one from Mr. HUNT, presented by Sir UI.OIIIIIT WILSON ; but it contained certain allu • Worts to one of the twelve Judges, and certain im putations against the purity of the public justice or the empire, which induced the Holm to reject it. A long debate took place, and various Members aleriwor anxious to speak, the question was adjourned VIII to-morrow (this day). Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of ,QBBtu's unexpected visit to Drury-lane You and the Doke of 11/ELLINGTON had Aau diences of the KING. His MAJES T Y a l so inspect. more Monday evening, g iven c ue- has he r ed the warms of the various regiments iu his •Laritil in occasion of throwirig some of their pitiful madam- es service. aaseers upon her MAJESTY. " The audience," we The Duke of You and the Princess Avoure• •wre. told, " was thin, and her MAJESTY'S reception dined with the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCES :MIAS Any thing but flattering." The audience was tett on Monday. ;not thin, it was *itch as usually appears at a theatre A Correspondent state', that the famous MA JOCCIII passed over from Dover to C a hn, o n Thum 3,shia the fifth or sixth representation of a new play ; day last, in the Kink George snail pack e t, un d er • lint the ussertion is hazarded for the purpose of' the . assu:ned name of Doctor MAJO. seising an inference that her Maisszt's presence Advicrs have beers received front Rio Janeiro, at the theatre is not soffsciently attractive to draw doted March 10. which is five days later than the ' what is technically called " a large house." But packet. It appears that the Klima, after a long . kit be recollected that her MAJESTY'S intention liberation, has abandoned his intentiou of returning: to Portugal. On the 9tli, the Secretary of Stew wf visitiug the theatre had not been previously J• for Foreign Affairs lied a long interview with the ousiquueed, so that they who went to Drury-lane Imaz mo ; in the course of which he submitted to hint bjan Monday evening were not previously aware that various argurnerits•to :how the inipolicy of quitting' fiery should hare had the honour of witnessing the Brazil; and the same eveitiug, at a Council of Mt-. tiliresentation of Marino Fuller° at the same mo- 'lister., the Royal intention of remaining was an-, us , :ift with the QUEEN, and none w en t w h o were not) oceil.—( Evening P a per.) The Commerce. COVERDAt a another of the •11. 'educed to go softly by the desire of seein g the 'Lips chartered by , the emigru . ii; aysocoa'-''ssoos. salt of the trob'e Venetian's wrongs and suffer- ed on Friday morning from Greenock, for Que- The appearance of the house, therefore, bee, with aile male and female passengers of all with respect to n tsinbrrs, was in no degree affected ages. The whole go out as agricultural settlers, though the former occupation cif the greater part ler the circunuitassce of the Quern's visit, and we find to hate been th a t o f weav i ng : a good many natouseinentry it ought not to he put for w a r d as a 144:inters, however, appear is the li n ts, an d a f e W !!!trod of mt!.tanre of the QUEEN'S popularity. I t oinery, shoemakers, ate. The l a r ger p ort i on hi v .not true' that " her MAJESTY'S reception was j . 'any thing but flittering." Her M A JE STY d i d not far of there emigra n t s h a s been d rown f rom . A ge there in state, it wa s evidently her wi s h t o oli- chiefly bel ong i ng t o Cia rsgow an d oarrsvf upon this occasion a strict incognit a whe,, itnutsdi.o "eighboothoorl. slid nearly the while of Same persons, therefore, wh o ch ance d t o catc h n the remainder from R eu f newa hi re , lot w; of her MAJW.STY, and reconising her, On the night of Saturday the 5111 instant, about elevilis fto'acdlognikiliflreusi d rt fi is e posed pe i r t rou nr c art did wilfull • fined oat " The Queen I the Queen ! God save • Ole Qateol I" "why people the theatre thouKl t sod at a niir l , o siiw y a n te is r t t h o e en p d arisli dr o i 7tVindth r a ic en ks is ha y tlt: Ott a hoax. sod del not at first join in the acclacna- I twenty of Norte'', the property of the Rev. iiroty Hammond,' emus; but so soon as all were mit.fied that her 1 40 the said parish, and also certain eart.she:ts and a stable, leLtiuere was actitally present in the house, the rig", rate Ulf said parish, th e p roperty o f M r . Jo b e Laat.i mvelaeme became venom , so it boomed to the sante plate. The Gazette of last night offers a f4o, pardon to way accomplice who shalt give inch isformaillunis he ewsbeionsetae.. The poriaretaimee was .lapped • may lead ro lb. conviction of the tiffendtr or 6feudmarid' that the tuitional leathern might be performed iu also a reward of one hundred guine a s an sa id convietivie. The King of Naples hid not left Rome it the departure of the hist courier from that city. His Majesty had had a long interview with his lielisiess. —(Muniteur of the 12th.) fiitl is* ii 116144(1144nir. #llloonaled Aland At UNA eq. , mss # • -• • • see #ls) •.i..ro s r* , . • • # " 4 • r"I .• iiiisrestorr 1 0 ••• $ Ow Tat *amuses *my 14. AI. 43 1b04,1a 0 ~ , I M. ~ ...... ' 6 ••• .O. • _ amima* J. C. .rv•ow W ' kits's, D. Ir. 11:11,:" • ' 1 C '. O. , • t '" N' 11! ...., ir la ~, ~, ~ ~ sh NI .. 11110. , . = l.' P. • Th. .., •. , r k . .-- , • L i ~. ..., .. . *DP • 44. ' w o e 4. . ..-e , ... m . . 61.10 41 . jib is , J. ' 'II - • `' - i" • • -,.e 1 Y. It : ' ' " ' ,T. 8.. 114144„ Earl of W. le i - ' J. IL ' llrtiotafierek, Marquis . * ii."*." • ~ J. Taylor, It. A. • • L 1111AtiRrostd, J. Tierney, Rt. Hon.°. ; .. 24 ... Warlhi,..l. Townshend, Lord C. ;4 • letitsrell, Jobs Trentayor, J. H. I r. illillyik, M. Wharton, John ). . + • .. , asset, 3. R. Whitbread, S. C. • dims. T. P ll** • 17. 7 ; , b. S. W w . iiii...; W . P. • ea* VOL Illesport, Rt. Has. Wilson, Sir R. irc g; 'lltlll • : Sir J. an. J. IZiialton, sr Sr T. ... to* .BrR. C. IRlitolness • Lord Wlitsnorr, W. R. ',dew, C. P. ... fi .. x. 'Wen n , .Hott. W. irtuatit. Davies, T. N. •••• Ai 11 7 1 0441 I t 1 s fri 1.)11- 4 ...5. 711 , 1 h• 1111.1.1 a. lot A • . v.• , I * t , 0111111 t '..° • 6e. • PRINCE LEOPOLD'S GRAND PANTY* This episodid teary. w hich eras even by his Renal High. nesse! Masltioresgh.boame oe Monday night, lend excited great expectation in the first circln of the fashioosble world. Our readers are aware that it was originally fixed for Monday the 7th inetant, for which day the company were invited, hut was subsequeutly postroned to Monday last. Hie Majesty's visit to Cove's-gantlet, Theatre, NO the fernier night, was be 1 , moose of the. poet pomeareat, bet it suffered nothing by the delay, which afforded tints for more compleee and extensive preparations. These were in every respect worthy of the Illustrious and liberal host. The whole scene was une of ex. .traordinary splendour and inagaifieemee. The preparations imatineeird to the first entrance of the grand court yard, is ~ t i filegh were placed bikini...l lamps, with powerful weake ner,. which shedding a light of mid-day sow, enabkd the tosebmea and other servants to avoid the comforiou likely to result from the collision of •entertine equipage. press ing for admittance, ur retiring from the place. A tuning fore, of toostables were also in attesdenee, assisted by that veteran tamale', Townsead, whew absence in the eientitry on the occasion of let Royal Migisames last grated fete was wench regretted. Every thing was conducted in the most perfect order mad regularity. The carriages entered by Paltmatt„ afilelr'nettisig down passed us two the Park, and legit' telotiliain by 'entering Paltneall. The eons pan, rimpareatorrive at a quarter before tee o'clock, and MlMllineend stetting. dews till near twelve. Numbers sent •poiegjes in consequence of the retest nail lament able death of the amiable and beatitifol Marchioness of Worcester, from her numerous family, relatiount, sod connec tions. Nutwithstinding this drawback, the party was ex tremely numerous 'and splendid, butts is rank and distills guished character. The royal mansion was must brilliantly illuminated with Grecian lamps in bald lusters, a large glass chandelier in the centre of the prsucipal drawing room was Aged with wax candles, as well as candelabras and elegant gilt branches. The whole of the splendid suite of rooms on the ground Boor, consisting of twelve, were thrown open. They were titled up with exquisite taste. Toe eutermininent in every respect was worthy the exalted rank and amiable character of the Royal Host. The dining-room was set apart for refreeliment, in which the most delicious pine and other ices, confectionery of varions sorts, and the choiceit fruits, were eeeee with the greatest order and regularity. Since the last entertainment a new door has been added to the drawing•ruum, which enahlrd the Pages to pass. in and out of the room with tea, coffee, ate. w.thout ineotiveuiesire to the company ; it also had the good caret of keeping the room much cooler. The Prince, attended by Sir Robert Gardner and Colonel Addenbruke, remised the different branches of the Royal Family as they arrived, and oar their re g eourineted Them to their carriages. Hie Royal Highness received the numerous and distinguished guests iu the most attentive and dignified manner. The Members of the Royal Family present were, their Royal Highoeneen the D u k e o f Y or k, t h e D u k e nod duchess of Claresre, the Doke and Duchess of Gloucester, the Du. chess of Kent, the Princess Sophia Matilda, sad their suites. The Ladies' dresses were principally new for the occasion, • and wen very splendid; the head-dresses of very costly Se -111111.12111111, feathers, and diamonds. The table's on which** anlitilinsents were placed were decorated with ekgant emu :goitilefully displayed. The costly services of plate, and air's elegaut services of chins, maitufectured for his Royal Highness, sere used upon the occasion. The ex. cellent new-invented horses fur placing the Ladies' shawls, cloaks, &c. on, in mahogany frames, with brass railings, hod divisions for the different maws to enable them easily le be found, were placed in the greed hall. The Priuee entertained and gratified the company with a most charming concert, soden (bee direction and arrange ment of Sir George Smart, and the whole of the native talent, with the exception of one performer. Such all assemblage of firm-rate performers is bat very rarely to be heard at the same mesterei: - The fullowiug was the arrange. sent of the concert Glee, Miss Goodall, Air. W. Rnyvett, Mr. Vaughan, and Mr. J. B. Sale," Ye spotted -makes" (SI ); Air, Miss Awe, " Bid me discourse," Twelfth Night (Bishop); Duet, Mrs. Salmon and Mr. &alum, " Fair Aurora,' Artexerres (Arne); Fantasia, Violin obligate, " Le Jesse Hypolite," L'Arsonmewr (Kreutser); Air, film Goodall, " 0 softly sleep" (C. Smith); Cantata, Mr. Brabant, Alexis, accompanied on the Violoncello by Mr. Lindky (Peprach); Real. and Air, Miss Stephens, " Auld Rubin Gray' (Rev. W. Lewes); Selection from the music in Macbeth (Leek.); %mica, Mrs. Salmon, Madame Vallejo, Miss Aytoo, and Mr. Braila., " Mild as the Moon-beano," Artaxerxes (Dm ham) ; Air, Mrs. Salamis," My lodging loon the cold ground;" Duet, Miss Stephens and Miss Goodall, " Tell me where is hocy bred" (Sir'J. Stephenson) ; Air, Me. Vaughan, "The Soldier's dream" (Atiwood); Rondo, Violoncello Obligatu. Mr. Lindley (Lindley); Air, Madame Vestris, "le infancy our hopes mud fears," Artaxerxes (Arise); Duet, Mr. Da. ruset and Mr..l. B. Sale, " The Butterfly" (J. B. Sale); The Gipsy Glee, Miss Stephens, Mr. W. Kuyvett, and Mc. J. B. Sale, Gag Nannering (Bishop). The following were among the distinguished diameters present : Drites—Graf.oe and De Feiss. Deceesses—Nurthumbertead, Richmond, Leeds, Mon. trose, and De Friar. atarvitses—Camden, Graham, Coiawallis, and Bucking hams. NereAinnesees—Cornerallis, Winchester, Salisbury, Hert ford, and Oath. Earls—Drowsier, Mansfield, Fortescue,Ailmbury, Hare wood,Grosveuor, MedulEdgcusabe, Aboyae, Grey, Aylsford, Verniers, Westmorland, and Darnley. Countesses— Ludult, Melgrave, Dowager Dartmouth, Alb . Amy, Derby, Munster, Pembroke, H•rewood, Darnley, dillematEdgeombe, Monies, Mulgrave, Verwlam, Uxbridge, sod Sheffield. Vtatarats—Sidawoulb, Ashbrookr, Melville, Milton, and La.celles. • Viscoratesses—Ashbrooke, Melville, Milton, Lascelles, Cranberne, and Norm•nby. Lords—J. Thynne, litm;ley, Limier., W. Lennox, Clisto*, Hawardeu, &shout), Clifton, Henley, and Nonsauby. Ladiu—Smith Greville, M Huss, W. W. Wynn, R. Wi gram, jun. C. Phipps, Gardiner, Lenninces, E. Murray, War burton, J. Thynne, M. Stanley, BM% i.riag, three Forteseues, K. Finch Hatton; Willisms,M. Paulo, Smith, Pole; S. Percy, A. Beckett, Loraine, Bligh, GUI duo, Paget, two Greys, two Bruen, Clinton, Saliouu, G. Finn, G. Paget, Murray, and White Melville. Ambassadors and Ministers—Russian, Austrian, Spa nish, Seoul', Neapolitan, Portuguese, and Bavarian. Sirs—T. Williams, A. Hume, C. Murray, H. Turner, R. Wigram, junior, H. Culvert, W. Gordon, H. Stylise, R. Browning, W. W. Wynn, W. Starling, R. Strachan, It. Honda., W. Waller, J. M'Cleorl, H. Mon treaut, J. I•urk, E. Paget, H. Tureens, and J. Leach. Itarons-Jissi, Pfe ffe I, and Ma use 11. Caansfr—Ludulf, Wurosisuw, Caramata, Munster, Urns, and Minden. Generab—Ross and Bligh. Coioriek—Stanhope, Gardner, Penibrobe, Butler Danvers, Upton Pearse, and Howard. ,ifajors.—ld our, ay and Curzon. enfitrens--.Caniriiy, Percy, ll'ildman, Cuat, and Fletcher. .114.8. rs —Cyst, Howard, C. Lefever., Stirling. Jenkinson, C4IX, White Melville, Ahercromby, Hope, Currie, Greenwood, Karns°, Neiman, A. B. Kirwan, l.aa•elles, aid liiilvesses—th by Hunter, Spicer, Sinclair, Lefevre, Lefevrt, Wild's*, ilculin, a, Oust, Legit, r , While , ---...------, .•aiiirr, niiicrr, al lIC lair, txtor ' C. Lefrvre, Wildman, Malcultn, ISuotliby, Rem, Cu • T. Chappnt, Legit, Cox, Murray, Butler Danvers, WI, l '. Melville, Aherctomil, Nape, hizbarbert, Mud Huakiaik i s Aliftes-0, by flour, Mussiiii, M•Ltud, three Ilarrin II ' t Own, twit Caltcrts, Imo Atcldiugiuve, iwu Pratt.. C. Alit Li mu, Haig, twit Thuntiammi c tau Coutes, Finch Hay€ , Jane /lathy, thtee,Lethe, 'two eater, Pule, Murray, II 1 -I:•Walkra,. Fremantle, , /*ukulele, Nurse', *aunty', t' I }llse's/ears., Srymo ur , t au F itaroys, B ruce, and Edru. lop lon, Igor • : . 7. ii.-irtos ;4,:.16 7 'k ''• ~,,s, ~,,, ~.7 HEAT lIE.S. ... ls' ' aim 4.ioulis, . „ .. His maiterir hon cored the Italian open , with his pee. iieUce all „It ,t. He ylroreeiled from his Patine'. in Pan amal with his otteadsistv s few vaiontes before a 'yen o'clock, escorsta by a purly of the life guards. The royal proces sion roemsted of Awe, rarrimges is which writ the esroal attendants; Lord ROSTON was Ike Lurd in Wailing, the Hart of CATIOCAUT as commander of the 24 •raimeat of life guards, Ass the Gold Slick in Waiting. ("Iti his, Ma- JeITT'S arrival at the en , ratire of the nperri-ho.ise, be war received with the scclantatious of the public Ilidt followed him front his Palate. Mr. Emits, the Proprietor, and Mr. A lIRTOII, the Direr. tor, appeared its full court dress In receive the Etna, and conducted him to the Hoye, box.—The bowie win• crowded to excess with a Splendid anclienee, compullevi of the last circles of fashion. COVENT-aAamen. Last 'lieu. SPUILSIPIARE . II play of The Terepeet was re. . . . . . .. . wised at tibia theatre-. ludepiadesit or the great Name of its author, and its merit as a composition, it pougesara the at traction of very healthful scenery and MUSIC, Judie. iunaly orleeted from Mosso - I% Itosstst, etc. The characters were well cast end effretivedy suetsinesl. The part of Prospero was supported by Mr. M•CRRADY in his mrsat dr mi lled and impressive m■ooer. Miss STerlitllll and Mil,. HAL LAN DIS, as Dorinda and Miranda, acted with a ',Jr it deal of untrue, •nd executed the songs is • sweet and simple style. Miss FOOTE was ao elegant and integrating repre sentative of the celestial messenger, ,svisf. The play ex 'rieneed • very favourable reeeption, and was aunouseed e 1 _ . repetitive wi t h applause. The house displayed • full elegaet audience. ! SONS OP Tilt cLRRor. Yesterday the rehearsal of the mantic of the Anniversary of the Kona of the Clergy took place in the Cathedral of SI. Paul. The attendance was not so large as stattal„owiarg is the unfavourable state of the day, but was very select. The lovers of church 61111161 C enjoyed a high treat, the performances being in the first style of rtrellenee, which might be rapers ed, when amongst the vocal performers we mewl°n the names of Messrs. Vaughan, Hawes, Clarke, Goulden, and in rise instrumenhal department those of Messrs. Ware, the leader, Wagstaff, Ashley, Se. Mr. Atiwond presided at the organ, and Mr. Gerstner% conducted the whole. To morrow bring the Anoi y, several additional sentiment performers, both vocal and instrumental, are eupected Ia favour the less i tttttttt with their promisee. CITY BUSINESS. The Lord Mayor held a Court of Aldermen yesterday, at which fifteen Aldermen, the Recorder, Sheriffs, and City Officers attended. The Lord Mayo► laid before the Court a letter from Sir Willem Hornetße, Bart. resigning his office of Alderman of the Ward of Qaerishithe, which toeing read, the resigns. tiun was accepted, and the Lord Mayor requested to issue Iris Precept fur a %%archaism to be held fur the election of • successor. A vole of thanks was then unanimously agreed to and ordered to be fairly transcribed and presented to Sir Williams Denville; it was also directed to be advertised. Henry Revell Reynolds, Esq. attended, and reei.ned his office of one of the four Common Pleaders of this City, and nominated George Bernard, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, who was •dsaitted in his room. Mr. Deputy Williams and Mr. J. Carter were sworn and admitted Coal Meters is Trust, and Mr. W. Matthews, a Core Metre in Trust for the City, for four years. The first Court in June was appointed fur the election of Rulers of the Watermen ■nd Lighternses, and also of Beadles of the Court of Requests. The Courts of Conservancy were appointed to be holies as follows : For Essex and Kent, on the 26th May inst. Fur Surrey and Middlesex, uo the ells June next. Precepts for the Common Hall on Midsummer Day, for the election of Sheriffs, Chamberlain, fee. were directed to he issued to the several Livery Gospel'''s of the City as usual. The Clam of Billingsgate Market were settled soloist year. Several bills and accounts were ordered for payment. Thanks were unsairitously voted to the Bishop of Peter. borough and the Rey. Wm, Barrow, for their excellvat sermon. preached at Christ', Church, Newgate-street, on Laster Mood/iv and Tuesday Commissioners of the Court of Bequests for the month of June, were appointed. The Thanks of the Court were enanimouely voted to the Lord Mayor's Chaplain, for his Otllllolll preached at St. Paul's on Sunday last, being the first Sunday in Term, and be was requested to print the same, sad seal a espy to each Member. The Lord Mayor declared a vacancy of District Surveyor, by the decease of Nathaniel Wright, Esq., and of Chapleis of the Debtor's Prison by the decease of he Rev. Dr. Rose, and the next Court was appointed for the election of sac cessora. The Lord Mayor, parr east to the authority vested is him by the Act of Common Council, nunsiasted the several fol lowing Geatienien to be put in nomination fur Sheriffs of Londoe and Middlesex, to the Livery, on Midsummer Day nest, viz.— Archdale Palmer, Esq. Citizen sad Mercer. Samuel Paynter, Esq. Citizen sad Girdle,. Edmund Waller Rustlell, Esq. Chisel, and Goldsmith. Mules Stringer, Eaq. Ginza and Merchant Tailor. Benjamin Cole, Esq. Crimea and Draper. Thomas Kelly, Esq. Citizen and Plasterer. Enuck Durant, Esq. Citizen sod Weaver. Joseph Polley, Esq. Citizen sad Wax-Chandler. • James Crook, Esq. Calms and Narcissist Tailor. Mr. H. Malpas surrendered his office of Meal Weigher. The Court licensed several Coal Undertakers, and sande, presume were sworn mid admitted Brokers. Mr. Pullen, jun. and Mr. Heawuod were swots Attorney* of the Sheriff's Court. PULJ COL now-sines. John Rice and Avatars' Lases, two well-known pick pocket., we►e examined and fatly committed for trial, charged with picking a el& luiudkerehirf oat of the the coat pocket of Mr. Waliack, rf Driiry-lane Theatre, at Charing.crou. The Primmer. wire observed in t►e act by I person who apprehended- them. DUEL. Yesterday morning a 'meeting took place in a meadow war the Don Cow Tavern, in the Kent-road, between a gentle. swan named West, a ennAdeotial clerk in a large concern in the City, and Mr. O'Hara, an Irish gentleman lately ar rived in this eue.itry. The cause of quarrel, as related to the Police, is enist—On Sunday evening the parties met at the lodgings if a mutual friend, who is a medical *lndent, and after the enjoyment of the bottle, the converaation turned on political subjects, amongst which the Emancipation Hills were freely discussed. In the progress of the discourse, Mr. O'Hara took umbrage at some disrespectful expressions whir'd Mr. West applied to the Catholics of Ireland, and demanded an explanation, which the latter, being healed wills wine, refused to give. Mr. O'Hara then withdrew, and next day sent is challenge to Mr. W. which led to the meet ing. Mr. West discharged his pistol in the air, and the p eco nd a immediately interfered, and prevented farther di.. pate. The utScers had received inturneatiou, but before their arrival the business was settled. The Amid of lltt• late Sir ellAitl.E.S BUttatlßV, Either of tad, wan sold last Week at Newmar ket. The renowned Snaolemsko was bought by Mr. for the Priticv of F.STLIIIIAZY, who in ulso the oviiier of the only brother of that erle. bested horses • Bvlol4llll%.....Thip h lroun of Josiah Simpson, Esq.. of Camberwell, was on Monday night, by means of iiiciloCk keys, a of plate, Ronn e wearing apparel, and other properly lb IM value of 1001. and upward.. •: J •LAE IIcrELLIGEIVCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Ltscoui's Tussmiv, Mar IS. INJUNCTION. QEORGt L. Pox, EIQ. V. MORE/ LtlIT AND • WRIGHT. - Mr. Swab:o,llm moved for an injneetion to marsh the Defendant Wright from entering op judgment on a post obit hood, executed by the Plaintiff. It appeared that the Plain tiff, who was only Moms fur life in remainder bf the estates in possession of his father, being, at the Iseginsing of the present year, in Want of money, he applied to the De fendant Levy to assist him, who advised him to issue post Matt booth, and have them sold be anctium Accordingly the Plaintiff ted post obit bonds to the amount of 40,0001. and the Defendant Levy employed as auctioneer to dispose of them. They were put up at auction, and the defeudant, Wright purrlitsed to the amentit of 11,0001. for wilds he was only In pay eV. The bill charged that this sale, made to the defendant Wright, was • collative sale be.- hems him and the defendant I.rey. It also appeared that the Plaintiff had no 'property, excepting the expeetamy in reversion of his father's estates. Under thine circumslsures, . he (the Leantul Counsel) trusted that his Lordship wonld great the motion. The Lotto Csascamost—" Take the order. This fa , slily seems to have an iulieritance in the Court of Chancery." Injenetion greater'. THR EARL OF SUAFTKABERY AND OTHERS V. Ins GRACE THE DUCE OF MARLBOROUGH AND OTHERS. Mr. HART stated, this was (be Petition of James Black stone, Esq. one of t h e trust's , ' el the Blenheim estate, pray. log that it might be refereed In the Master to cossider sod report if the Lords of the Treasury should be of opinion that the pension from the Post-other, granted in the reign sf Queen Anne to the great Duke of Maplborough, was net applicable to the payment of the assessed taxes due by the Noble Defendant, how much of the •f1)4.0111 ought to be paid by the trustres. It would he in the recollection of his Lord ship, that no part of the goods and chattels in Blenheim House or Park could be removed without the consent of the trustees A distress had been put into Blenheim-house for Ilse pay men t o f 1,8091., assessed taxes due by the Noble Defendant. The purport of the motion eras, that the Muter should inquire what part of the 1,8001. was for the assessed •taxes of the house, windows, &c. as the goods about to be removed from Blenheim ought not to be liable to idle assessed taxes on the Noble Defeinlants carriaers. horses, and tits. A memo risl had beta presented to the Lords of the T y , preying that the post-office pension should be liable to the discharge of the assessed taxes, but if Ike opinion of their Lordships should be "ignition its liability, then the inquiry prayed for by the petition would be highly necessary fur the proteettoo of the property in the House ut Blenheim; for which reams he bad no doebt but his Lordship would direct the reference to the Master. Mr. SHARI, ELL appeared for the Noble Plaintiff, sad said lie was instructed to support the Petition. Mr. Res, Counsel for ibe Duke of Marlborough, said that his Noble Client would riot coascut to the reference to the Master. Mr. HART said is consent was not necessary. The Lotto CHANCI.I.I.OR—•" Take the order: it is highly necessary that this Court should protect these heir-lodars lur those who may be entitled to them hereafter." Prayer of the Petitiaa grouted. coLusaooKe C. Litton. The Loma CIIANCRIAPIR observed he would give Gia judgment it ibis Cate un Thwack, morning next. ---- --- FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Crouri-Ofes, May 13, 1821. N2lllllll RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PROM' PARLIAMENT. County of Dorn.—Malthew Forde, of Seaford, in the county of Down, Esq in the room or the Right Honour able Robert Viscount Castlereagh, sow Marquis of Louisa derry. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Richard William Card, of the Bortiogb.aserket Southwark, Surrey, tripe.dresser. BANERLtPTS. William Roe, of Lowe► East Smithfield, Sii4dleaca, wheelwright, to sterreader, May 26, June 2, and td, at len, Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Brooking, Lumbasi• street. Joseph Lyon, late of Millbank•atreet, IVestininrter, Mid. dims, and now or late of Marshani.street, Westminster, I cooper, to surrender, May 22, 29, awl June 26, at one, it Guildhall, Loodnu. Attorneys, Messrs. Dawes and Chat field, Angel-court, Throgintirton-Weet, London. Robert Lawton, of Bottoms within Stayley,„ Chester, clothier, to surrender, May 28, TO, ■nd June 26, at eleven. at the Star Inn, Manchow,r, Lancaster. Attorneys, Mr. H. T. Shaw, Ely-place, Walboro, London; and Mr. Watkis, Manchester. William Fate, late of Settle, York, cabinet.maker, to surrender, May 24, at five, 25, at nine, and June 26, at four, at tke house of William Wilma., Settle. Attorneys, Mr. Singleton, 'Willman street, London; and Mr. Leming, Settle. George lrellkloson, of York, linen-draper, In sur►ender, June 4,5, and 26, at eleven, at the Golden Ball, Premien, Lancashire. Anomie's, Messrs. Hall and Willett, Genic Jamemiatreet, Bedford-row, Loudon; and Mr. Townsend, Prestos'. Benjamin Phillips, ctf Tong, Salop, butcher, to enrreader. May Sl, at five, at Mi. Stanley's office, Newport, Salop, June 1, sail 26, at ten, ■t the Red Lieu Inn, Newport. At torneys, Maws. Baxter sad Becker, Gray's lan place, Gray's lon, London; and Mr. &Raley, Newport. Juba Barnett, jun. of %Vcst-strert, West bmithield, Loa - don, victualler, to surrender, May 19, 29, and Jane 26, at leo, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Fur. Rugby, Clerkeii- Robert Preach, of Wimpole, Cambridge, shopkeeper, Ito surrender, May 21, 22, and June 28, at eleven, at the Hoop luu, Cambridge. Attorneys, Mr. Peaeocke, Cambridge; and bless►s.Tuoae, blunkhouse, and Churtuu, Craves-street, Strand, London. Joseph Rider, see. and Joseph Rider, jug. of New Mahon. York, uterehants„ to surrender, May 28, 29, and June We at ten, at t►e Red Lion Inn, York. Attorneys, Messrs. Smith son and Soo, New Melton ; and Mr. H. Smithson, Old jecry, Leedom'. (Dirldends and Certificates in oar nest.) PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red... 731 Bk. L. A 1111 a. • •• 3 per Ct.Cuns.74 731 74 India Honds..42 43 pg• 31 per Cent... 83h 83 EL Bah g?..1 4 pr. par. 4 per Cent. PI I/ Lottery Twice,. 141. is-. 5 per Ct. N. Ann 109 COOS. for Ake. 74 7-:, twit 100 109 74i • . - - BIRTHS. Lost moraiag the Lady of Alexander Fraser, Esq. of Thanes lan. of a sou. Oh Sunday aeuruiug last, at her Initme in Deiroa.hirr street, Purtlaud-place, Lady Frederica Stanhope, of a s o n and heir. On Sunday morning last, in Sloane-street. the L.mty Captain'. B. reutherne, of a won. DEATHS. On 3 ' lo "aY moraiog, at Ms qualm in Upper Caton- , treet, riinlien, Charles DuWIRY, Esq. is the 73d year of Lis se.. taste l'Age to his presto! hinjr.ty, and 35 'tars Pag e Bedchamber to his late Slajesiy. -•• At Rowe, mg the 20th April, Lieatevant-Geireeal Read, of Cruwalil 'Wyk 'Wiles. His death was oCcasiiiilitli he Poledss.ealkimiskied by a Vtuetian eervimt whom he had Ideorlieltilyiee, and olio was afterwards loop,' to have M., 0 amen years iwip the gallt)s. Printed need Published a THE !TINY, PRESS sad TII GLOBE 01111“, No. It?, Stroud by C. CONNIVE! 1 , of the Strait/. 1 ..dr_ .4+