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1 eh MN to oot. thd up- Fier. My liar tbir 'bit* 4 . oto s . siedi Pao.- ref a ir mid Pim tee;_ ke. of; slew 644$ ties• I.b • ob by Hr ths ob :sae pop the di*/ to disposal. The T ateatite of. Eltiusbeth was, he cosh tended, the nevem eltdOls of the poor, end the pal. lodises aittattbeety mul mongol I lity of the country. That statute • enacts not D u ly th a t th e s i c k. the impotent, and the blind :Should have relief in money. -bel..that the roses and able labourer should be. set to work ess•ensterials to be provided far him. Nis Honsrevable sod Leirned Friend thought by that statute only the sick, the blind, or the (=potent. were entitled to relief, but he would ask hi m h o w longhetleaginedoke indigent poor could rowans without support before he would be in e sinestiost to °him it es a right ? Not 36 hours weed elapse before he' would become entitled to it. With regard to what he would call- the anti. nutkrimootal undo auti-poptilatien claw*, he would leap fob that it was ego-illy inconsistent with 'our 44 and religious ohligatistos. The gallant Genii proceeded to argue st some length the in. Juno°, effects which would result from the opera. lion of the gamete. on the morals of both sexes, 'and concluded by expressing his intention to op pow it 1.. all kossegee. MT. F. Lewes mid, he could not suffer the ob. sweetie's' of the Gallant °Seer t o p cm Y oe • single moment onitoticed in that House. The Gallant Officer had called the a4tote of Elizabeth the Magee l'harta, the pollai)inas of the rights of this poor; and hail contended that the poor's rate was es much the right of the poor, as the property of OS estate was the right of him who held it by legal Pentanon. To unstalein each a doctrioe was to bold tbs. the poor bud • right too share in the properhy of every landed *stare, for odt of the pro three Oft hat property the poor's rate wag raised; but the right of property was guaranteed to the pos loner by the Communes of the country, and it sop lasponalen Wit the right to soy • property cent be in tire persons at the same time. Such ir construction of the Poor Laws was outiegy subversive of the rights of property, sad the senora so which the Gallant Officer alluded, was • foussiod on soy thing bet the supposition that the • pow hod any dente as of right upon the produce o f th e sod. The sole object of his rising having lees is c o rrect the view watch the Gallant Dicer hod taken of the 49..1 of Elizabeth, he should not new go into the subject at Loge, but reserve what legated tenger to a iiisere etaice of the Bill. Mr. Senses then& t h e Poor Laws were at all tie* mat er of necessity . since the destruction of Orbit& from which the poor formerly derived re bet, by the dissolution of the monasteries in the feign of Henry VIII. The priaciple of. siseithiteut fie thought altogether ensemble, as the amount of the ro w ought of ell limn to be regulated by *Aerie* of provisions. Mr. COORTIMAY said be would, fur the present, emifine bowel( to expressing hie moire toncerftmee io the dectetue of the gallant General (Sir K. Wil son), as to the right of the poor to be maintained out of the produce of the salt ; and dissentiog from the vie* of the Hou. Member for Beetteneris (Me. it. Leon). Mr. Hastateah said he wowld reserve such ahem. **liens as it oreurred to him to make upon the pabjrct ender discussion to e future opportsoity. Lord Mit.ton said it appeared to him the* erimegh of the 11111 was *trendy before the House to unable it to go into the discussion of the principle. mid therefore he should offer now a few observa tions upon it. He disapproved of many of the 4sioe s hut particularly of the repeal of the Law of Settlement. The argument ehiefly relied on in eopport of the alteration prepeeed by the Bill seem ed to be that which eves derived from the pressure 4 the peer's rate open the lan*: bet if it pressed too hardly on the landed interest, personel property ought to be made to bear semi pert of the breiden. appeared to him to be 'mistake to suppose that the distress ender whisk the ~wry now laboured Mee i• be ettretnited to the operation of the Poor Laws. lo his opinion, it was tether the dirt% of the burden of teastion. rendered execseive by au itstrovagent public expenditnee, and by the pay- Mein of the interest ea the public debt. The fund. holder., in that capacity asly would he be under. srood•now to speak of them, had been most properly celled the dresses, for they were wholly inoperative mernhere of the common hive, not at all coutribot. mgt. the toilsome stock. het dimwit* 10 '07 sr** the pseektetive capital and labour of the rest of the memewsity. The Marquis of Lonnousipare limited to * non. mid [.carped Gentlemen who M 4 bum* forward this measure. the seaverieirce end rape. 4nrey of going as early as possible into the Coll- Sitter, that the detail, might be separately and folly *seaweed and oaderstood. For he held! at to ' 14 the highest advastage lathe country at large that by the 'frequent &woolen of the subject, all ehrsere. both of rich and poor, for all were deeply ibterested in the question, should be brought thoroughly to understand its principles, mid to ere their true interest ie The diminution of she burden of the present system of the poor limp. He tioughtesach pod lied been derived [rum the discassiou which this subject bed already earlergene. He was indeed esioriaced that the Repeat of the Committee, of which his Right Hon. Friend (Mr. S. Bourne) was Cheirmsn, had produced a very bonehead effect ; for, to the operation of that Report upon the coodeet of Overseers and Guardiatis of the poor thrmighten the country, he in a greet mestiose ate etibpsrd the improvement which bad bee. beim& iibout iu the administration of the laws fee the retie( xi( the poste, which was acknowledged to be under inuc)i biter regulation in general since the pistrlare eiou.of that Report then et any time preceding it.. mitablishment of select Treaties also he gnaw. • estedpinong the advantages which had been derived from the labours of abet Committee. He hoped the Hon. and Learned Gentleman had understood his seggettioe, end would fix as early a day op coo venieot for the next stage of the proceeding. Mr.Cat.caarr said, the Nikle Lord had esti. • 'dip ated the ptopoillitai which he hod istaiscled to prepare; sod hoping his Honoiroble ['need would mho* the ioggestion. and go lots the .Cousinittoe either then or to.ootorrow. propose his clauses to thet the Bill might be printed, and an wetly day deed foe the discussion. he would softer. tr "li any further observations at present. Mr. *aster?. said he should have been ready so go hito the Committee then, but that there mime, several clauses which be itatunied to nitrides*. which, 4 4;4, 4 0 they had bees iu tome tlegeee .ptee Pereditesultaweeeeke alibi the 5414.Wifert 01 • 140 • seicieutly fintrerd state for ristsog *kibosh. therefore wish, if the House would allow it, that the Bill should then be read a second time, and go Tote tbs COmusittee on Monday next. He would take that opportunity of mentioning* circumstance illustrative of the necessity of some measure similar to the present. He had that day received • letter from • Magistrate, relating a came of a young man only twentr.threo years or age, who had recently paid three guineas and a half for a license to marry, and the day sifter his marriage applied to his pariah for relief.—(Heur, hear./ The Bill was then read a second time, sad OP. dered to be committed on Monday neat. LONDON WH ARVES BILL. Mr. C. CALVERT brought op the Raped of the Como. Wberwee Bill. After a llew wards from 1111 r. HUME, Mr. C. CALVERT, mid Mr. T. WILSON, the Areseadments were agreed to, and the Bill was ordered to he read the tbinitiese on Moody seat. METROPOLIS ROADS BILL. Mr. D. GILBERT- moved that the Order of the Day he the further coasidenation of Ihe Report of this Bill be row read. Mr. CA LCHAFT said that be would divide the Heels ageism it. There were eighty petitieee against, sad nsfh sae for the 13,11. Mr. CRIPPS supported the Bill. her. DENISON gave the Bill his decided opposition. Mr. J. SMITH was is favour of she Bill. Mr. 11. SUMNER. felt regret Neal ha eireM woe scoot to the BIM Sir E. KNATCHEULL expressed hie eseishietioo at the opposition which was likely to he given to the Bill. Mr. WILLIAMS objected to it, as objectionable is every Sir E. HARVEY opposed she modes. hie .1 SEBRIGHT jutilied the proceedings of Nee Committee oa the Bill. Mr. T. WILSON spoke against tie Bill. The 'mafiosi was speed to without a division. Oa the motion fur the receeeseitereet-.- Mr. CALCRAFT moved, se as armewheeet, that the port should be taken into coasideratioa Ibis day.tlimeemmeths. The Howse divided— An she Astrud weal 34 Again.* it majoril y waist Hu 8i11... it 34•arlald a; a QUARTS* WM? this °Vaasa. MAJORITY AND MINORITY N NR J. Illeatiliniesare MoirioN !OS all LiffiktarlON s a s son 4■IIIIIINAS Lait—igaT 113. M AJ TY. Alban. J. H. Deerhorm, Vie. Ponta, Sir H. Mooed. M. Dowilmwell, E. Phillip., G. jos. 4claud. Sir T. Ellis, Him G. W. Prier, R. Barin g , Sir T. Ellie*. E. Prym, P. Daring, A. Fitzroy Ramaillo, J. IL Dirmard, Lord Fulkoitose. Via. /Mario. D. liorrott, S. H. Frembloort, R. Rooky. Sir W. Becher, W. W. Gladstone. J. Rombold, C. Brawn, Ho. H. G. Goodua, S. Romoll, Lord W. Hewett, Juba Giokato. 11 RimorM. Lord J. Bray.., Be.. Greirfell, P. Ri.o, T. S. Birth, . Oafish, J. W. &Word, Lord Brougham, H. Gummy, R. H. tieshh. J. Borg, Viocionst Harbor{ Now R. Smith, W. Blair 0 - lloithormad.C. Smith, R. DelErave, Trammel Hanby. Z. Scariett, J. initioak, Lord W. Homio,J. Sloaloy, Lord Batt, Sir P. Huseliamot. Dm L. TCSOP", C. Imre, Joke Handley, H. Talk, C. A. Iloillio, S. Mimeo, G.I. l'ierory, Right Hog. Othrrt, C. Jormotoo, T. P. George Colon e, N. looter. R. L Vero.., G. Eiralorrer, It. Lemoord, T. B. Well., Jobe C.oteraß, J. Laurie', F. Ward. How. J. W. Carter. J. Luminous,. J.H. Wilmot, R. J. Camoilliob, H. Meedimsold, J. Wilberforce. W. Carrodish, C. Hooey, W. T. Whitmore, W. W. alifirris, Voiotia., 011ockiataiih, Sir J. Wy.., C. W. W. Clifford. Capt. Mingrare, Sir P. Wpm. Sir W. W. Clifton*, N. R. Mania, J. Webb, R. GISC•811011, L. Moho, R. • Weiler,. C. C. Coopos, R. B. Illitboall. H. Whitbread. S. C. COWS i• Nikon, Lord Williams, T. P. CoJiborp, Him. F. Mooch. J. R. Williams, W. toorteway, W. Moore, Prier Wilms, Sir R. Child, W. L. Hoerr, A. Wood, Abioralle Corbett, P. Plogrot Lord Dooboo, W. S. 01:81141too, J. irat.t.goa. Dooms% T. Ont. W. Diratoo, T. F. Doriromorm, TM. P•ifen t G. P. Loaltiogom, Sr. bunks., G. Pbathopm Ps. PAIUD OFF. Appsi H.* O. WU. M, Lard A. s.kb, S. Sittig K. Hcasbauis. G. J. Taylor, M. A. Crectry, T. Alaberly, J. Trite, C. De CreirrigaNlNW Mamas, R. W. Tavessock, Nog. of Davies, T. R. %Men, Hoa. W. Wl.srhma, J. Ferimaa,. Os LC. Rob .., iler 0. Whitbread, W. cipitts, lie W. Behest, Rad of uptioptirT. ....... Arbedanot,ELPln.C.Egintoa, W. PhiPrs HMI. L **Joy, Lord Vial, Hon. W. Pat, Jed. IlailiookSlAN.ll. Farr, Joins Pima, J. Moo Mg. Lard Gailani,,Sit R. Ramos, W. G. arektit, Its.Hoo J. Gordon, Mos. W. Rae, Sr W. Barry, Ri.Ha.J. M. Cirrrille, Si, C. RtAilumesi,Rl.llB.. 1. Rotheass, J. Madison, H. Russell, J. W. Briglo, H. Giant D. Rogers , E. Hard" N. Haskid:on,Ro.HoW.Roborte, A. Holikaii, G. Harding, Cul. kickfisrii, W. Boughol, Mr J. R. Hulford, 41. P. Steil, Hun. W. Bream, P. Heilman, Lord StneihFlV o , Mai* Soursa, Rt. Hen. S. Harrtg, Admiral . Scan, S. Reschassk, Lord Londonderry, Marg. Sumeriet, lard Q. Bowirolov, C. lamination, S. R. Tremagur, Jr. W. Chturippia, Gl i , Lowtlvar, Jobs %lama, J. Clltial -. _ Loasher, J. ion. Wilms, J. Cher Lord Lowell, J. P. Wallop, Rt..a,* w. i Csikii, I S. Long, Sir C. Windham, W. Caddiarn, Sit O. Lemnos, Lord Wens, Joke Csateis• J. B. Lew* W. Wortley, 1: S. Cl r % E. HI. blarkailmoka,SirJ. Yardman* Marl of cl er k, Arb. Marlaed, Sir S. B. Drummond, J. Osborur, Sir J. SicIAAML Damen% W. R. IL Oaturenney, Sir F. Copillyoke.l. 1 Dons* IL Pole, Rt. H.. W. W. Noise; IL PAIRED 01 perm Has. Capt. 'esteems, He. C. Reltle, C. Noisome E. R. Lame, P. Dalrymple, A. J. aok u , s 4 H K , I. Curtis, her W. Palmestaearks, Loral Lowther Lord Holism, air L. L Slam Maven Lord Rserase, Lord Sheidon, R. bloomers. lord R. Ryder, Rt. H... R. Astherm, W. H. Ws:reader, G. IWR#iGN INTELLIOEtaCE. P t iAlf PAPERS. /ANN PAR 21. Nee Royal Bigiseas the Duchess of 33.rry sets sot Ws legain Is make • loWdri•swge to ilotro.Ussede-Lisser, out Lena, it the ispastrateat of ths Amor. Ausesint*, MAY 34. Lau f . reps Comrotaallsoyip pay. dot au Estrourdittisry u m , ;i s kw , at which all the pot me of the Esping Esereerdiaary couriers halve hero erst it every dlugetios to the helms with ordrrs for then to put their Imes M sallists. ha the ling saantest of Isms the Porto Milan et f Awraiits sari Toriimag *leo hart id FA1• 4 14 soils a_C4Vl4944PfraP• Mliela.lll/ 1111101 A pa% hewers% admit* io tWituroyis *Wald be ddirelt (0, thee I r procettessitat, Ise the %Irks ham a position ii front of she capitol, whiels.pields is no respect to tr tub ee de l Waited hoes of Lisbon), spit kipmegamileleMi bp Moline troops. amid es Tbewi es si and 'fp+lla•t9lisreiera arpsosod • Wed Chief, raised Dmitri Idalshopolig, eleven, my 111. Areordim to latina Paw, ISOM*. &frit shit Mb of , itioosh, she dr pal:lure. ei tiO Nolisrthe onilcheir lOW tAis brew oohs dittoed for ma itwitipite Kris& The k of this stew daisy is sot knows. The m eows that sit s i r , I clamed are tee raddvilasereleit " obi. Ohslistwo min" t fi _ __ ..__ --,--,_____ .- ......- r c...... i (Per Law iste&Viltee, it. 80. kg Par.] "!'RE. BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, FRIDAY, Moir 96, mgt. The funds continue to ries, and by their int. provement excite. the wonder of every close o f per, sons. Yesterday wag settling diy at the Stock. Ex change, and Cotisiih for the opening erre quoted, at 71 and 731. Dewing the last account there had been a rise to the amount of tbreeper coot. hut. there existed no apparent court fee thiswiyoldiolts none et least adequate to the producing of so CAn' siderable an improvetpant, In the present state of the coutstrp the sepses of an increase in the pride, of Goistrinuctse securities are extremely limited. The hope of repsymesit in consequence of any great improvesneat in the produce of the revenus, is far too remote to operate sensibly spas the market, and we aro happily relieved from the apprehensions of domestic distorbanees or of foreign injuries. The prices of the fund% therefore, can be directed solely by the value of money in the market, the means of austelaying capital, and the rate of the profits likely .to be derived from it. Should the operations of foonips trade. for instance, he suddenly checked, or should they herome less profitable in any par ticular branch than usual, such events would im mediately produce a sensible impression upoo the prices of Gme.•.._ =acs, and raise them in - - proportion to the eameant of the capital prevented • tram entering the trate, sod of the capital thrown met of employment. To 'the funds every man runs with his ueensployesi money, so that if capital in the hoods of merchants or of speculators be either idle from the doubts. or embarrawmeuts of the pre. prietors, or betome less profitable in trade or ape culetion than it !snail be if suffered to lie quietly in Govesomeet securities, the owners of it will im mediately take it to the Stitch gaeheage sue is. west it ip stock, awl au mU persons similarly vie cuessietwed will act in • similar mapper, there will be at the Exchange for the moment mere perehosem than sellers, and the excess of espial will case; ins improyeaseste in the prices of the funds. le the mine manner if the proprietors of foreign stock be seine, from any circumstances, doubtful of the se clarity offered by the foteigp Govesonseet, they will draw their copiasel, from the foreign fends, and intrust it to the high of theis own Geresameat. This operation, sire, would have the 'Meet of raising the prices of our stock. The prices will • appear to rime whenever the iotriesic value of the currency of the country suffers a diminution, for the Gosternmest securities are a seleoble article, sod their prices must be governed by the sense games that regulate the prices of every other erticle„ Cweciirrent events coal undoubtedly, as they have done, et the same time diminish the intrinsic value of the circulating medium, sod also redece the prices of stock, but the operettas of the mum to .hieh we refer is not the less certain, although its latmediate effect may not be dieceruible amidst the cloud of concomitant eileompteoFes. 'The prices of stock, on the contrary, may fill at the very moment that the demotic sail fine* trade of the cooper, is baronies to experience the most 'stew. sive improvement. Should a sew moms of trade br eeplored —should gem unarketp.hr operieff to the enterprising industry of our mengfecteresa mad merchants—should capitol, in short, become more profitable Asa before, and the ensployment of it bg %muted by the wllF.MWients of ansmoted totems, the propitious of it will is medituely wit oar ; there will be in the market more sellers than billy'!,And the 4*p ei the Gewsesemema sonorities will fall in proportion to thospomitip of cfpitid I abstracted from the fuodo, or . dissztost how slissi into .clonmets of porkobie *Nell. We hi!" touched upon These ',kohl for ill" . ;primp Of !kb• polling a vulg./ bat feud (Wasiiak . rhat rig oc . fall td the public funds is to be iegainee as a kind of estimate lee meertaioing the actual condition of the empire. We tisse.ay 'we !mom*. Apo that in most cases thee* sr* iimodsamilo from eirmimMtmeos *at ere for bole beteg Wks- I live of a sound and healthful condition, and that on the contrary a depression in the market opti bs ' en unerring .sgaiptoin of rioitosMi 'igasperiry. Yi howases, be obsessed, that env remark! refer extinsirlY Y ria :f e rf visa. vireo the seseitite , miado of timeo-nee frays inns the smarty that must await spew the occurrettelee 414 disteet and doubtful contest. The late events nom the continent At i f lumps certainly elcited a very general okras menet the preprietors.of (amigo stock, end, seme R aises of British pounds have in coaselsesel, hoes Usoo. fared from the French .m 0 ett* steehi its, est Government securities. Tfrgis ,egguilloo li b iss.wac opinion, the principal came of the Illetid the is oar fond.. We are not aware, 41,114 the continent eeercised any illiterate upallt' fossil!, either by causing an actual deprtMloli p by preventing their improietnient; but theL se, ionrething may now be attributed to tbia• go? staration, of confidence. The retorts of the Berth to cash laymen's, considering the 'event to which the paper 'issues had recently been redoced ! certainly Increase the quantity of the.circelating iltedistu; and therefore in some degree dimisish its intrinsic value, though it will osily.remore it to its sound and wholesome state ; hut whatever may be the extent of this operation. time has not yet al lowed for it, therefore nothing can be dedaced 'from the stale of the currency with reopect to the subject nue before us. In the present state of the ,laances of the country, a rim in the price of the funds is certainly not to be desired. for' limited at r oat sinking fund now is, it becomes A matter of dcep . interest that, the produce of it should be. rep dared asagraitiie as possible. The Newington Select Vestry Bill was withdelira lost night in the House of Contemn. We give this day rotor further extrects from the Paris Papa of &lowboy. Prince YPSILANTI, to wiTK Proceeding 'ref' eye now terse with in terest. addoessed • circular letter to the heads of the Greek religion, and to the Boyards of Moldavia and Wallachia, which is remarkable for only one sentenae. lie m, in it, "Be assured that the aunt rowan (meowing Rosie) which protects these two Principalities, will not, say ease, suffer the barbarians to enter them. For this purpose his Excellency the General-in ane& Coin' Di WITTONIISTUN, has sot telly received order* to lead to she (metiers the . troops which he commoods in the te rt it oe y o f Warsaw, btit be hos even already put them in march." We see afraid- that YPSILANTI has made thyaitatenseot without the slightest aothority. Ressicn , troops, indeed. in Poland were pail in motion, but it wss the the purpose, or* le protecting the Principalities of Moldavia 'and Wallachia from a Turkish army, but of Walling , the cote ambifil• of its Emperor. by swelling towns* Italy. We, however, collect from this circulve letica, that the Boyardi, and other principal loba r bfiatits of the provinces, with ever the Clergymen of the Greek religion, fly from the pthiaipplitiek told !hue cssomunion with the insingenan jar ewe eccoont we lad a distiosithis &Ws 41011“ria .the ishobiteuts of Moldavia. mei of W i dildili s Nd white the Boyerde of the former are eiSirliiihiait themselves absolutely to the Porte, '),r chief mesa Of the latter are willing to idea*, their totem* with those of their patriot couetryineta. An artirde of intelligence from Augsburg states, that several young men of Hungary, of Austria, and of other parts of Germany, have ranged themselves under the stendardof Yrs: 1.1111111, The 'Diem di Mane says, that °idly Pt melt et. the lonian Islands hoo peubiltiald s soder ulna of feefiritiog the rights of 61444400 e e,l tby inhabitants of these Islands to take say pert iatbe distorlnnices which Use intakes oat in the M M .*. This Proclamation, on the pert of tit reeisp&. vernment, would imply that the aceonstworres tie comet whisk ',present the Grerk iusurrectios se not being coolned to the prorapf% yycily Danube.' Late,. *ea Loybscb. ffrOinf 4 1 4 V4Palb *it die Congress Will be still farther . 0 , Pr i T l ? I nr t1 !? ?r 4 if r es at MN, 4041* 4 S O , * at /1"." POWSs. ! Illtr AbilisPir Old'. tot,' is abler 'WM lk *, at Gembidge Militia MPH pl_ ,* pePIVOO7 i- Wet mire Lbsd end Lady TroiurAy %wputt, and "Sitar,. gOios. PoSiossi sad Lady. • , . iNtLitsehese of Kurr um! 09 PtiStie fusses diedn *UV - Nitta " .LIOPOLD at liferlbosesog . , HMS laittadep * 1 . litetempl be Du ke ref Gi•pposeria 444 with. ' the . ireh oisnop o f CANTItaIIVaT at umbeek. Pb.: 1 Iseiers....m4 bops and a mamba.: of distils ,gai chewier* ems rournt *llliit Mt RTII 'WPC* - -:- . • , lady Ount km issued cards of iseittlimu allf If• mus legt ii i iety an the 9th of Jane, at kw h 4111111 14 1 44P1P - olowv. ... . 4drl9 l iap yr Fixt.l4* Wsisar hem Maid l ._ .*- OF tti*theti fir • gees& met • 41111 Illm WS 'd i AVMs L eil ilea Mesa in. fit..liammi•Ougditre.• . '' • ' : 1- 1 hlasowic INSTIVItIBII....Tiat tweaty-third en. sieersory festival or thp Gp.vcrpoll kld Mead * of Charity Wier held ' ytetildly, at Freemason's li, in Great Queen-street: * His Ito/al %haw Molar al l 4iostlt, G.M. is the Clisie, Tlassibreaskast eleassestoos differentiae& esem posse& is - swat, Waterford 'since Quietuses last, for_tgaysiseat of reata.—LCork,dhorassitife 1 1;6 .' 1° 4 r -fel UM Multetby being her IV. 141/4/11j the soma W Steleimerd by Aging at. • fitilife itml .M 0. P.s.tem. i• Hosefard. IJaThasaday-last the Queen's birthday wee cp. lebtuted at Losdleer by beillinging mid what itionstratiossi 4 Toy; At Presto. therellhi *grand diniter is honour of the day. Thursday last. being hew fil . eilittep birthpday, vas partially obliarved here as a bWl,449l.julte ititilla bethe herholle displayed • koqrt!tle.. 'IOWA. t its digs ved en titt twat,' ow pee" Cud, uts all belmg I-4 6%44001e Perm./ pesetokAath swrists r. ,_ Priam Leopold rehires : d o le STIR ',Otto ammo lerma. moat. • ~.. • Lord mad Lady Cnseborile mimed' to team !mar*, from Haab.ld. Departures from Waremes &Oak WeWolon-Illne./4-44.111 and Lady Exmouth fir sheerest's. i• Duroissitiraftrel lie Hob. Mr.. Howard for bar seat sear Oformostur. - , ••_l 2 • Lewd Abfiredog arricid mierdvat biu bonek by or R. slows from Oxford.' • The Hos. Joke estraMileeeba. F. VII atribrlbit q.v . Earl of Hardwiekes, la SU krieWo-equeauj frOm WWII, Ilii•Priory ? kelpie. . °I I ." Arrivals at the Lora 1. 1 0 4 1 . 1.610•440811* 00.- Seers, 154 mgt. from inul:000.- r hooiditW; Re*. Illr. Losetrefroil . cr.raiw . . . lin. from Isis seat, Ilarket r: asimmal ; - lard; earl Meer Gieswey Willis idle . _ Hal.enitseriree:—.llVm. iisam'arrf ; CZ I . t : . fete Ibis mat e Deemueldee ;Aid ElmillIk• CV 11. - Ileilik POrlasb* h. 44 - • ?14 NA nt r e Pin* I f 17 14 " 11 -.1.610. filet lAdyslippen • liplooar rest MI ItOhntlog. hog at her holoso is Asihsfetemoliser. 'Tlivillifi ' r moor on the grooOd hoer were etwotre.oliosi Adair *he Greet brltlliodi Illosiented, 'rho ooastogy lops togeriliie 'Grin after al io o • elbrk. iqbal4lizt i p ulgoot4l.o .vrOpos iliollseableid Iliallbooidisil' had . . • The Asko akod Doane iis Mir, adobes, of Chroolem sod the Who Orde llweil in ri a4l; lit trorehioteso 'of. Wieehootor . , UN! 111•0411 e•••• of Cbel aoodieley; ibi Stheltuio sid 111 - elhioies• * ii•datritth. 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MictwolsOKllA V'icfoltis,.. only child of hi. lat e Rost NigMritis IttitOileh Duke of KIIHT. the sues was ohlittrietd _at the residence o f h er Royal Mother.; the. Dtithir.6 of KIN?, iu the King's Palace. Kensington, to the morning th e lioyal Duch ess arid • the Itlfeirt Princess received vints of, congrataletinit MAD their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Wed*, a: . CLARENci, the Duke and Dueliews df 011;b1i eatreir. the Princesses AUGUSTA, SHOWIHO/11 SOPHIA &limo*. his Keyed Ilightteie pfince Ltoroto, sad several other pervoiri it ?tie den: distinction. The Itnyal and Illsotrioue Vieieita severally presented the Royal infant with trivinliv :elegiut little articles sailed to her yetevs; wi Which she was highly delighted. She . I. %Or beautiful and interesting child, and hob vetoed into her third year, with every procaine &Ito**. strength, and spirits., ■