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"" trembly. in conformity with The 'conititotion and in due fors. GERMAN PAPERS. WARSAW. JULY 2. M. Heitman, of this city, had taken it into his lion of May 3, 1791, which he sold for about a penny • piece. It is not known whether M. Helt man's design really was to excite among the Poles dissatisfaction with the constitution so graciously given to them by his Majesty the Emperor and King. However, his proceeding has been dissp. proved by the Government, and he has been called to accuutit for it. In consequence of the legal proceedings instituted against him, M. Hellman has been sentenced to several years imprisonment.. IPDANKFORT, JULY 24. Great preparations are making at the residence of Mr. Lamb, the British Minister, for • brilliant en tertainment nest week, as soon as news is received from London that the coronation has taken place. The student Sichel, who was lung imprisoned at I.lusen, for having distributed the Political Cale shim, printed at Darmstadt, having been set at liberty, has returned to Frankfoit, his native town. We low one of our most learned men, Professor Grotefend, celebrated for his skill in the Oriental languages, and his efforts to decypher the Persepo litan and other difficult inscriptions, who has ac cepted a Professorship offered him by the Hanove rian Government with a large salary. The fall of the Spanish vales from sixteen to nine has caused great losses on oar 'Change.— f Arrensberg C'orrespoideut, July 46.) FRONTIZILS OF MOLDAVIA, JULY 9. The Turks at Jassy issued an invitation to the Nloldavians, who have emigrated, or rather fled to the Austrian and Russian territory, to return. In this invitation they say, that all friends of the Sublime Porte of whatever degree or nation, whe ther Boyars, nierchauts, priests, artisans, Molds vians, or Freaks are isivited to return. But the repression " Friends to the Sublime Porte," ap pears eqnivocal, and the Turks immediately on eutering J.issy, beheaded three Boyars, and as they have a list of all the Moldavia's% who have *hewn themselves well inclined to the cause of the Greeks, this invitation has not produced much effect. It may be supposed that the above-mentioned list chiefly includes rich and distinguished Boyars, and every one who, fur whatever reason, has cue •tnie•, naturally expects to be denounced as • fm sourer of the Greeks. The number of informers i• greie. 'Ney A re jo general Jews ; and as the Turks see •cgtntiuted wit no formalities but the sabre stidthelmstinado, prieste revenge and Plo sion have full *rope. especially es every cenuec. I tioo with the Greeks is to be puoia,ed with dead► or Collfilicatiott. The list of blohlavians said to be inclined to the Greeks, which is in the hands of the Turks, is -said to buve been drawn up by the Secretary of foreign agent, who, while the Greeks were at Jassy, yive info►mation to the Turks, and was compelled ►ather roughly to quit the city by the Greeks on their discovering his proceeding. Cate almost all the persons employed in the offices of the foreign , agents, this *hotly unimportant iiiclieriOusl favours the Turks for his own plicate interest ; for what Government besides the Turkish would permit all , the unjust and illegal proceediesgs of these se baltern diplomatic instruuseuts, by which thesubjevts of their own Court whom they might to protec►, ere frequently the sufferers .?—(ANgeisteine &items . ; July i 6. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, AUGUST 3. The King transacted business yesterday with the Du ke of Itichrlitu. Five per Cent. Consols, on Wednesday, 86 f►. 6) cents. Thursday, 86 fr. 40 cents.—lideak Weduesalay, 1,527 i fr. Thursday. 1,00 fr. ILLUILID. JULY Y 3. The King and Queen continue to use the waters of Siced.in, and to profit by it. They receive strong u.a•ks of attachment From the previr. Thr Corturt itomr io ►low in forwarding Bulls for U. E.pign and D. Nluuus Torre°, appointed The 4-ks What can be Overawe? The N uacio ut Ntairiti has etude a favourable repost of these eccbs.a.tics. He cannot be ignorant, any more tbau S w im tirrseif is of their v.rtnes t C 4 . there be elq schismatic Spaniards at Rome slsr.dere,s of our constitutional system ? And if so, can their nal artice he stronger than the credit of the Nuncio ? We cannot believe it." A circular of the Nlicister of the Interior invites Local Authorise.* to press the eittittli+hateilt of teestversitics, of si ito..lb, and clutait4ble tomtit'. tio , •to the auppeesseed cuseventsk. The Goverte.. meta await* with tuserettence the propositions shay he made on t..e. sui.jeet, iu oeslrr to provitie the nectimary vi t reous for tie repair of the A eumour prevails that there is a new Bull winch prohibit* ecclrsisstits hum taking the oath required by the Coiistitution. IL is feared that this prohibition may constrain • gr.att pert of the Spanish clergy to expatriate themselves.—[This i;e.rus to us to Deed coufilinatsun ur esplattatiun. 'Nui,e ul the articles hurried iu the j , •urtutls upm the withholding tsf the Bells, make mention Of se important a circumstance.] ♦canna, •ULT 23. Letters from St. Pefersbergh state that very considerable reinforcements have been dispatched to the Russian army on the banks of the Pruth. Very extraordinary preparations fur war are making in Poland and iu the Governments. of southern Russia. It is even affirmed that an Order 9f the Day has been published at the principal head. quarters at Tulezyn, announcing to the Army of the South that it must be ready to march at a moment's ustice.—(Gazeite de France.) FRANKFORT, JULY 211. We have this moment received intelligence from Warsaw, that the Grand Duke Constantine left that capital on the 14th instant, to review the Rus s;;,n troops who are concentrated in Lithuania and Wolhyois. His Imperial Highness is accompanied by General Gentile. ♦UGSBURG, JULY 46. Private letters from Naples owe, that several regiments of the army of occupation had lost a number of men from the ve►y hot weather prevalent in that kingdom, and that the hospitals are crowded with sick. This circumstance, connected with that of the departure of certain corps for the Calabriast explains the march of vogue Austrian battalions that were in Upper Italy towards Naples. The same letters add, that there have been se vend engagements in the Calabria, between the light columns of the Austrians and the brigands, of whom they were in pursuit in that country. AUGSBURG, JULY 48. [IXTRACT OP A PRITATZ LATTER It is asserted iu Vienna, that an extraordinary courier has been dispatched to Si. Patersburgh, with a Note of the highest importance from the Cabinet of London, relatively to the affairs of Tu►key. It is thought that England has again offered her mediation. She was in the first place supported by Austria, but it appears that this Power has suddenly made some important changes in her policy, and that she will he more than ever io accordance with the Russians Cabinet. The Austria's troops from Bohemia and other neighbouring provinces begin to reach their desti nation. The Austrian force which is assembled on the fiontiers of the east is estimated ut 100,000 men. In Vienna they daily expect that ■ Russian Y.• infest° will make its appearance. There is raisin, to believe that even at the very moment of its pm. mulgation the Ottoman Empire will have beets 8!. ready invaded. Russia, it is looked upon, will employ three armies in this war, the united force of which will be upwards of 200,000 men. Tim Lieutenant-General and Adjutant of the Emperor Alexander, De Schouvalofi; has just et. rived at Berlin from St. Petersburgh. It thought that be is charged with an important com mission to the. Prustian Government, relatively to the affairs of Turkey.—(Jorrnafele Avis.) wtura, MI 17. The troops in this quarter occupy the following positions : The imperial guard has its right wing in Cou►- land, the ceutte on the borders of the Divine, the grenadier regiment (I'lorkowskoi) at Drisini, air other grenadier corps at Divine, and the left wing in the Government of Mohilow. The troops which had already begun their march have received counter orders. The corps of Lithuania, which form the advance. guard, is cantourd in the Givernment of Grochio, and in the environs of Bialystock. The first corps of the main army is cantoned iu the Governments t.f Watt& mud Alinvki. General Wludrck, his Majesty's Adjutant-Ge 'goal, and General oldie Lithuanian cavalry corps, s ta g his force at Nieinvies and Shuck. A Wrini belonging to the main army, command ed by ;he infantry General Socket', has been de tached from it, and sent to j.tist the second division under the Aden of Count de Wittgenstein, Gene- rid of cavalry, This second &rosy bring cantoned on the south east frontier of thk• empire, is thus ;Noted in the direction of the two, principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia. Although the different corps of the man) army and the imperial guard, which are nose disposed in echelons from .Ilialysiock as far as Be liki-Lecki, loose sospeti.letl their match, it may be doubted whether they will loth! remain in this posi tion, as they purchase forage every five day., beiog in momentary expectation of new A: dem M. de leritiolotl; who, in 181 i, fur I the com mando( the forces directed apitist Peet*, and who has ever bince been Governor-General 4f t he CaO. Provisiceii.and a Diplomatic Functionary at the Court of Teheran, i. named (I •neval in Chief. It is a..id that he ma particular! ) well versed in mountain warfare. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM WSI.NA, DATED Jur t 7. By the time this layer reaches you, a consider able movement will, beyond all .Ntubt, have taken place in our army. Every thing indicates that we are on the t►e or great events. We allay, in deed, look la; our connitly as thr cradle of the rest de•tiuy which •watts the soup►-ra.t of En- I rope, in whatever manner the Emperor A leasonler Imay deem it expedient to intervene to put an end to the calamities of our Christian brethren. You will readily btlieve that all hit subjects, both un dent and neer, the penetrated with the same attire to shew their fidelity towards him; of this he has recently had ocular proof. when, on the isth ul timo, he passed through Minsk, although he only slopped there for the inlay/el necessary to change horses. You doubtless know that the guards left St. Petersburgh 011 the toth ►lay. Notwithstanding all the rumours which malevolence disseminated, this superb corps hiss never ceased to be in high fa. your with the Monarch.—(Qmotidielote.) Limbos. JULY 18. The Cortes are still engaged in decreeing the Constitution, article by article. The Journals give only confused and succioct extracts from tbedebates. _ THE BRIT' SFL PRESS. LONDON, TUESDAY, Mitsui: 7, 1841. We are happy to state *bit a decided change for the better has taken plate in the very precarious and critical state of the QUIRK. The following Bulletin was brought to town last morning by Count VASSA LI, and exhibited at Cambridge House :. "The Grecs has had sous relief doting the alai the state of her Majesty is snare favourable to-day. " H. AINSLIE. k W. G. MATON. " P. WARREN. " H. HOLLAND." Bresdembrrgh Mon, Angus' 6, Nine (Mock, a a'." No Bulletin was issued in the afternoon, her MAJESTY remaining in the same cheering state. Dr. BAILLIN arrived about half-past three o'clock, having travelled nearly l o miles in ten hours. He saw tIie . QUMIN, and felt her pulse, hut did unt remain lung in the room, her MAJESTY feeling en inclination to repose after having taken her me dicine, and a tea-cup of arrow-root. The QUEEN was completely sensible of her great change for the better, and sat up to have her dress adjusted, bed made, &c. &c. The state of her MAJESTY is so greatly improved, her recovery now depends on her being kept perfectly quiet. Doctors HAMM and flot.Lattn held a con sultation at four o'clock, Dr. Atkessus having left Brandenburgh House before the arrival of the former. Mr. WILDE is the only legal adviser 'remaining there. We rejoice to find that the expectations uf the day are fully borne out by the medical report of the night. A little before twelve o'clock List night the Waiting bulletin was exhibited at Cambridge Home :-- "Mr 1111siestr's symptoms still eowlinue favourable. (Signed as before.) • Brauskaburgh Muss, August 6, Tex i Cloch, p. mt." In the course of the eve aa i 44 g the streets leading to Cambridge House displayed numerous parties, and persons of distinction, on their way to intlui►e after the health of her MAJESTY. Several were waiting in the street when the Bulletin arrived. The Paris Papers of Friday have arrived. The French funds continue to improve. Bank Actions have experienced a rise of five per cent. within the last two days. The funds had been previously very steady. There is no other domestic news of any interest in the French Papers. The foreign intelligence respecting Turkey continues to bear the same character of vagueness and confusion. Thew is no possibility of reasoning upon such grounds. Experience informs us that a design upon Turkey is a favourite point in the policy of Ruiesia. The disorganized state of the former affords an opportunity to realize this policy ; and, therefore, accounts of the march of Rus sian troops, sail ether warlike preparations against Turkey, however groundless, may he advanced with some claim to credit. Ott the other hand is urged the inviunimity of the Emperor A LEX. • conthined with the obligations which he has contracted us a Member of the Holy Alliance, to spew that all such apprehensions of aggression and aggrand.aement on the part of floosie are with out foundation, and that it would be a libel on the Emperor A LEXAN DIM to insionate that lie would take advantage of the differeuce between the Turks ✓od Gee. k* to extend his power and influence in the south vf Europe. Much of the alleged news from Turkey appears to be little more than speculations hazarded upon these grounds. ‘Ve have received Dutch Papers to the Stil in. slant. They contain some recent intelligence from the Archipelago, in which it is Did many European and American vessels carry oil an advan. N i trous trade, notwithstanding the confusion that prevails iu that quarter. These Papers contain an account of the abandonment of Caraccas and La Guyana by the Royalist-, but our readers are aware that tnore recent in:comes announce their recapture. We have extracted from a New l'otk Paper the Itepostof • Committee upon the Kink of the United S ors adopted at a meetios of the President and Director' on the 111 of July last. It t. •u article of interrst to all persous connected with the Ameri can [mid,. Divatches, we understand, were received yester day mort,iiig at the Forrign Office, which Isav so- .-... duced the Marqiii) of 1.6111656mi1a to tido hie departure few Ireland. for which his Lordrhip was preparing to set nor.—(Evening Paper.) • r Aii-ostraillataastior front our Correspondent at Dover, dated 6th Augu.t (Sunday), says : " His Grace the Duke of Wat.t.tmaxort sailed yesterday morning in the Eclipse picket from the Roads, at eleven o'clock. for Celais. His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE accompanied his Grace to the place lie embanked from. The guns from the Heights' Battery fired a solute imme diately when his Grace embarked in the boat which was to convey him to the packet. The Doke or CANDRIDGE sailed soon after from the harbour in the Lord DIINCMAI packet uuder a royal solute. The Rob Hoy steam-packet sailed at the sometime, and although there was but little wind, the Lord' Denton arrived half au hour before the Rob Roy. His Royal Highness was much pleased with his quick passage. It was currently reported here yesterday that the QUEEN was dead ; and spin at ten o'clock, when the foreign mails arrived. the rumour was repeated with increased confidence. His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE and the Duke of M'ELLINGTON must have both heard it before they sailed. It was stated upon the authority of private letters, and of some of the London newspapers; greet joy has been expressed here on finding that it is not correct." We understand that by the report of the Scotch Malt Committ-e, the Act equalising the malt duty is to be insole permanent ; consequently the lush duty in Scerthend will beat high as during the war, while in England it is diminished 20 per cent. ; notwithoanding, we believe. that malt liquor has been off -riled here at as cheap a rate as in the sister kingdom ; arid. with respect to small beer, that species it now actually lower in Ediriburgli this. in soy other part of the country. The recent system of granting permits with every firkin or hall fir kiss of beer has here found completely im practicable iu Scotland.—( Edinburgh Paper.) Bengal piper. have been received t o the mddle of February. They contain advice-a from Bus sonar, which state that place to be much divine bed by a body Of Aruba of Zobeci, who were c, mmit tong depredations without the city, while the sol diers within were pludering those who were un armed. Sonic misunderstanding lord arisen be. tweeu the Governor and the British Resident, -the latter of whom was about to leave Bussorali. and repair to M. h mimeos!), the place to which General NIA Lcoues mission once retired from Persia. Tore accounts from Muscat are not of a later date than the 29th of December, previous to which Lieut.. Colonel IVAIRIIII had arrived there, mod had an in terview with the Imaun. Our relations with that Prince continued on the best footing. his Highness being ready to aid us in any future operation attrition the tribe of BENI 800 A 1.,. To the north ward of Muscat, the Joasmees lord attempted to destroy the lineup, but they were repotted. and quitters, was restored. Our 1100115 had retired from Deristan to K.slime. NAVAL Arroixessawrs.—Captahs Edward Braer,O.B. is appointed to the Bandies; Camara Thomas James Mating, to she NortLumbes land, vice Captains Hollis god T. Har vey, promoted. Sir William Home, Bart. K C.B. to etrameartel the Royal George yetis., until the rehire bowie of Sir Jokier' Brenton. Captaiu Thomas Cue is appointed to the Tees, for foreign service; Captaiu Hendry to the Dotterel. Limateuaht A. 31• Lean, of the Vito, is promoted to the rank of Com mander, sod appointed to the Braver, vice Lambert. Lieu tenants J. Wilkiusoo, Honourable G. J. Cavendish, and John Kingcombe. to the Tees; Lieutenants Hay and Bradley, Rainilies; Lieutenant Sayers, R.M., Mr.J. Lawsuit, Sorrell, and 31r. Monett, Purser, to the Tees. Mr. Sampson, Per. set, Ramifies; Mr. Owed, Purser, Dullest]. Extract of a letter, dated Port Spain, Trinidad, April 21 Fur several days past the mountains to the north of the town, between the wallies of St. Anti's and Maraval. have been perceived to be on fire. which, we are sorry to say, has increased to such an alarming extent, as not only to endanger many valuable properties, but has already dettroyed a quantity of canes on the estate of Mr. Boissisite, in the vs!ley of Maraval, and materially injured the new establishment of the Chevalier de G•sines, which we believe and hope is the extent of the mis chief occasioned up to this time (four o'clock, p.m.) His Excellency Lieutemmt-Colonel Youo a. with the greater part of the 3d West India regiment, and the whole of the Government negroes, amouritiog to 1,000 men, with an alacrity usual to that gallant officer, proceeded at four o'clock thus morning to Fort George, where he is using every exertion to stop the ravages of the devotes-mg element. H. FULLER and H. ST. HILL, Eget. whose estates are in great danger, are exerting every Okra for their preserve • which we trust they may be successful ; but unfortunately the breeze, which still continues fresh, added to the extreme drought, increases the evil, and the flames spread anti she rapidity of light • g, reaching from the extr • y of the mountains a little to the westward of Saint Antes Valley into that of Maraval." In our account of the celebration of the corona tion in this city, we mentioned the fracas that took place between the told.ers and the populace. We have 'nice learut it origiasalty commenced no C 0111 4 9- quence of a private in the fusiliers refusing to obey the commando of a serjeasst in the dragoon gourds —the mob took the part of the private, and the squabble terminated as we prrviontly pitted. fled it tint been for the spirited exertion. of Lieutenant. Colonel Wlf 1.1. Y. of the fusilier., who went into the midst of the populace, and quieted them, the (bout-boner would probohly have been much. greater.—f(ar/isle Animal.) PIRACY AND MuItDER —Yertereiry hi. Nlvjeidy's revensie curter, Prince of Wales. Coptisiti OLIVER, arrival at Lviih, haysng oit lortrd .ix of the crew of • ves.el float Gibraltar, which had been Wirt, with a valuable cargo, including avecie. TLe Prosoners are charged anti having oluidered the captain awl airerrinati, and after abstracting the specie, with having rook the versel and resnitioder of the cargo. They after wards lauded tat the island of Lewir, where they were apprehended. The prisoners were last night remove.' to the Edinburgh gaol. under a ear. twit of commitment front the Judge Ailiuiral.— ( Edinburgh Slur, c i f the 3d instant./ ' • : 140 4 jeep" t v k : via s n ..„ l 44:4e. CtL.l PASHIONABIS MOVRIIENTS. The Doke of Grafton and the Ladies Fitzroy have left town fur hi. Grace's mat, Wakelleld Ledge, Stony Strat ford. The Earl and Countess of ifielpave and family have left town for their seat, Mulgrare Castle, Whitby, Yorkshire. The Earl and Cuuutesr of Harrington and family are ra peeled to knee tuwu to-morrow for their seat, Eleastust, Derbyshire. Charles Denconolm, Esq. m.p. and Lady, arrived yestet day at their lions. la Artioselon4lrret from • JOIST. The Rev. George May and family leg the St. James's Hotel, Jermysi-street, yesterday, fur their mat, Strode-house, Lincolnshire. Sir Loftus and Lady Otway and family left their house in Muttlagn.semate yesterday fur Tunbridge Wells. . _ . . Mrs. Earle min family left their bou;e in Upper Ihriuk street )esterdsy fur their seat, Beiseinibrough-ball, York shire. Juba Genicli, Esq. left 'be Waterloo Hotel, Jerniya-street, yesterday, fur Pares Mrs. Town.bend ballet' her father's (Viscount Stowell) house in Grafton-street. flood-street, for her seat in Beets. Lord Abingdon arrived yesterday at leis bowie is Dover street front Oxford. Nit Henry and Lady Georgian Wellesley have left tow, fur Leseai Warwicludure. Gilbert He:Mamie, Esq. M.P. left taws yesterday fad his father's (Sir Gilbert Heatheeile's) seat, Nursaantos null; . . Arrsvalr at Hatiesou'• Hotel, Dover-street :—.llagb Cal laghan. Esq. (runt Ireland; Peter O'Brien, East front Chet. tenham; W. Yates, Esq. from Oxfhrd.—Departares from chito:—Coliatens of Liadsey mid the Rev. Mr. Pegs. (or their seat in Laical...bite. H. Sitwell, Esq. left the Blenheim Hotel, Rood.Mreet, yesterday, for his seat in Scullaa.l. Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. Janseesoireet:—Dr. C. A. Buchholz from Hambarah; Col. Bleerstre from Caleut Past. Barks —Departure from ditto :—Sir H. Fame, Bart. fur hie seat, itiagouud, WATERING PLACES. •UOVIIIT 2. The following are the latest arrivals at Shia highly crle• heated mod meet faskissaable watering places-11w Marchio ness of Londooderry, the Lady Emily James, Highs HOlll. Lady Ells. Pratt, Lard Morass-Talbert, Right Hun. Lord. Lade, and the Hon. Minors Gray, Lord sad Lady Howling field, Dowager Lady Rivers, Lady Blake, Hon. H. Roster, Lady, Sir F. Miss, and Masser 'Mitchel, Sir P. 51tialyo, Me. and Mn. La mbe. SCARBOROUGH, •COUST I. The following is a list ufllolllle of she West Sri Seals :—Sie J. Julistosse, Hos. Mrs. Laundry and Nosily, Mr. Skipstas Hobson, Sir B. Simples au/ family, Lieut. Clashes's, Cul. sail Mrs. Benoit, Mr. Fin. Yes►erday morning the Duke of Clam:crane arrived in wan from his visit at the Earl vi Essex's• residence at Cashirehury Park. The Doke and Ouches , . at CLARENCE, accom panied by the reigning Duke of SAxa- McININCRN,. kit tftwii yesterday 1110 filing for Busty Park, and , on their return to town stopped and dined with the Duchess of KENT, at her apartments at Ken— sington Palace. The English Ambassador gave a grand dinner at prris on Saturday, in compliment to his Rogat• Highneis Prince LZOPOLD of Saxe-Coburg.— Among the dt.tinguislird persona pre.ent were the Marquis of STAFFORD, E ar l o f Smut', tke. CDRISTENING.—The Duke of Suss Ex honoured Mr. and Mrs. BRAMAN, by standiug, in person,. sponsor to their young child, ■ son, an Tavistock- Naar, on Thursday last. The child was baptised by the names of AUGUSTUS FREDERIVR, by desire of his Royal Highness. The ceremony was per tained by the Rev. Gloms MASTERS, after which 26 persons sat down to dinner among whom were— The Duke of Sow: Earl Pomfret, Sir Francis Bordello, Sir Francis and Lady Desariges,Sir George and Lady Pocock, Colonel and Mrs. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Elision. John &wee, Esq., Foster, Ei, R. Morris, M.D., Mr. Slit then, irc. kr. In the evening, the company, consistiag of • very numerous awl elegani party, were highly gratified by the vocal perf,.rwancts of Mr. Brabant, Miss Goodall_ sad. Madame Catslaui. The infant son of 11. B. LOTT, Esq. of Tracey.) house, Honiton, who was bo rn on th e C orona ti on' day, was on Saturday last baptised by the royal: Hanle. of GEORGE AUGUSTUS FREDERICK, to himour of his Maassvr. on Thursday last was christened at SL Thomas's Church. Exeter, the iufaot daughter of TMOMAS NORTHMORE. Esq. of Cleve, near Exete►, by the name of CAROLINg AMELIA BRUNSWICM. her MAJESTY the QUEEN having done Mr. aid Mrs._ Nom-nut: me the honour of standing godmother, by t proxy. The Eagle Ramsgate Steam Packet arrived as Ramsgate on Saturday evening from London, has.- ing nn hoard upwards of 140 passengers. During the week, many families have arrived, and th s fa— vourite summer resort is now filling very fast. Miss S. BOOTH performed last week with' her usual success at Margate, and last alight aom nsericed an engagement at the Tunbridge Wells- Theatre, for one week. She proposes being in Lon-- don on Sunday next, on her way to Cheltenham,. on an engagement fur • fortnight. Exmouth Regatta, on Tuesday, was attended by a very genteel and numerous company. The prize* were well contested. About 150 fashionable. par took of the public breakfast, and the ball in the evening irt Ewen's Rooms was crowdert. Ru►al sports amused the populace after the boat rack. and an excellent band of music enlivened the whole. At the Regatta at Teignmouth, on Thursday,. bunts, horses, carriages, and pedestiians arrived at an early hour, and when the rival boats started foe the prizes the Den was filled with company. The prises in the first class were guard by Mr. Goa.- awes cutter Siren, 34 tons; Captain LToN's• Lady Louise, 13 loos ; and Mr. Turna's cutter beineible, 5 tons: in the open boat first class, by Mr. SQUANEY'S Dove, and Mr. CARDER'S George owl It Wien's ; second class ditto, Mr. BoND's•hor. vane, and Mr. BIWA'S% Venom. Friday was devoted• to rural sports, dinky and pony racing, &c:. Ste. The beautiful new Theatre Royal was opened lithe evening for a play patronized by the Stewards of the- Regatta. The venerable relict of antiquity, the Barirstr at Canterbury. is destined soou to disappear. and already the turret is nearly demolished. The re moval of this ancient gateway is in ecmsell?ence . some modern improvements intended to be email uu the spot. I / i •' s I I : \ ' 1