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mill& BW I - ws ~~v MI !!' 8411 h IllegtNXriq ringentents of our High Sheriff, General Berry, 0,, r..e.tvise his inrnsetions from Government revert. Inv the sale of gnnpowder in this county, that the seizure became general in elrery town 011 Monday Inst. The quantity taken at Mallow was ten ca.ks, whiehLwith. that tatter igi . Danersile, was lodgmtitt the nnlnanee depot of the former town. A •ausall tptaiitity hap beets brought into this cily from Mo. croom. • . from the lAiserieleChroWeitst.lll4.ll4.) • • bstisrday night. at thei,ltw •of twelve o'clork; s twndiui sorroutsded the house of Jwtntil Raytniiral Esq.. Of Hollywood, near Akit.r• havitygitsacked at the hull-door, his .e ant. uephy, supposing it to have been his semster, npesitel it, when he was in. .tautly seized, and dragged out of the house, a 'di . t stassee and shot dead. The sentinel.. 411 . Ad4re beard. three distinct shots. The cause resigned for this infernal act was, Murphy hue. sin( esid he knew-mate of the party that bad takes the urrai from ..hts master's house. some time pipe,. Major Wilcocks attended et the inqoest, Phial' was held by Mr... Cox on Sunday 14st. It appeared that nine balls bad bees fired into Isis body..• Mr. Minuted is at present is the county Kerr. Q:s Suodey night Thomas P. Vokes, Esq., with a !ieteAut. owl t men of the Sd light dragoons, left Itaihkeele atten : o'clitek, sad took up Michael Kelly. Thomas Kiely. seri three.eibraii fie .•ha. liiiitifetfa Mr. ftionlisioi 'The phreptlM roe vital& tiltigght ?clock • nil 11.016 ,. . ''"'" •-• 1 " .reigerAtt ,tooruitsgAlo,,Ederiirti, s4ridwillis, • clerk id the ?apiarist's ai . Mr. Jobe .kostsdk, of Vathreiestrastteet,lisorisicesse front this city is mem pail with another perish Ot i reotin* eacursien, wwetsStripPeit on the high 'l, , n ear Billinacurra, about eleven &crock,. by t.s ' pee. one of whom kdockeal down Mr. Sandwitliseed deprived him of his, Rem, with which he madeolf. His friend waist some ch•taisee at she time he woe attacked, and per ceiving two soldiers of the third light dragoons ap !notching. eillte:d to thele,when they immediately g al lopped up. and having brio apprised of the circum strum, eotelienced a 'parsed, and succeeded in tA king one of the robbors prisoner—the other having got into sting. *heir the dnrgionts could not follow, ticAptd. The Prisoner's name is Francis Shasigh 'wary ; be is • stout well-made man, with red wins kers, and nearly silt feet its height ; lived at the corner of the read leading to Mongrel, mid resided there fOr twelve ,ears past. He is fully committed for trial at the cominlorion. 1,0 the pursuit the gun mss long away,. which ism tot yet been recovered. • Tim moestiog. at .sesi• eddy hour. Mistake filvaiglovesity. boothee'tif 9 the sbove man, add Mil chase . M 4 Mahora, a blaltioiith, were brought Into town. by M'ajnr Droirght. Wito, with Lieut. Cowan, Chief Peace Oacer, soak the entire of the police . , ;wtroled the liberties. Imre liallisocurro I. the bends of the meaty, from titeleo set-leek has eight to tteya,hrritc this, sniping. TIM!, ore I, eolith 44 , :auppsiig ih0.146S . cis 'pensiS * ' I is. rocid4r t pI: cored iii , th!, 'meek tiiriftegeg/ •, i•,A • I 111 • (stylist" 4P . vrlikTifisdrarm slates.) " The iitlifthsttil i llt 'V olioa_ tho, with the ex reptiou 4 ti iii ikare 163 T. issmi . iisw ibis .11Wjis dot in cosedip." sss ~ . i •-.- o is tre gogi r gargi ng o. .P 6 ii •°. - teeter' dirtied abileiirdil '' ' ' (to Tuesday lost "true carmen on thair• way to ;Tits ria'y, with 000 the neighbourhood of Ashfurd..iothaoseints Limerick, stopped et Mono* Si. take refreshment. , Mitriergwitli • few soldiers WI. IA test in the toast,' for the soppeession of the out rages bow 'eta frequent, the carmen, by raposirg Afar .114411. of "Ndeiii Kock," Preytdied be iinfig natio.. et site malitory to ow exiiisi,likieit: • o..rious affiray emitted. .One of .shoeb. apposed to Vie ati!i;orylveeviired a stub of .4.l4aisult .4e the thigh, ao4rthree tinhorn were lodged. id' the . Bride ,well.,4,l4cpies, hat, were 'soon 41er it - led at Ow nivian ce of, a Magistrate 11ir ag erti i, 1141a1- 6 low,: to labials, plasm be came as a p ggediter tiofeepilsio hisiemn residence. The: i nlark pool Weird; which had iSst hirseete sting disgaptinieed. will. we undcnitsdif, it time 4',4attly.teliedb•dro- ( 16 i 4 ) . COIL, 0FC161111611 4. Mom 71e leathern depeerer-j The MN'S uninterrupted tranquillity prevailsin this s.• ghinnithood. sod we have 110 reason to doubt its e• .ohillia”ce. There has been another 'netting of ' ilhodpiries it Batley's'''. Lord Daneraile in the: Chair. ai shalt it was resolved to memorial Go- 1 vv. 11111C0 ' -resupply for the revival of the Iwourreitiors Attrusaserliotety on the eseseing of Parliament ; trod • ob.', et• confess, strikes•sreol we. tittle «egoism. and rather inconsistent, we vtreteerwre among the' ingosti4itAr'tilmeo of some Grutleideu who re ,lntrietj eg,A, :Gamer meeting. held about ten days ago, teisemtadrial Gotrertimeat not to extend the proviiiems'of the Peace Preservation Act to their Daronits. CLOSIISL, DICRAISER S. Shortly after two in the afternoon of Friday last, as a servant of Mr. Joshua Wilhelm Fennell was driving home three of his master's children iu • j4anting-csr. a fellow armed with a pistol stopped him in the county of Waterford. near Medfield turnpike -gate. demanding moue). The children gun hiss what change they had, a few shillings, at which he appeared dissativArd. but offering line their ouiside garments, these he refused to • take. ind let them pus on. Upon their ar rival at the house of the Steward at Knocklufty, the children were found much terrified; of winch the v,,rl of Dunoughmore being iufoemerl. he iu •ired them to his mansion to spend the night. and Glfered them one of his carriogev, if nary preferred to proceed homewards: having a vehicle of their own. they returned thanks sisal weal forward, ender Ili - Plolectioo of four suited men whom leis Lord ship was MP kind as to scud with them. as am es cull to their tither's htoiw• st Ballybrado. Snot:tura EvEsT.—Mr. Townie. Surgeon. of Kendal, Ilst Wednesday attended his wile, her nitnlkr, roil another lady. on visit. When the/ retuined, he drlilieiately walked into aoodier roma. and brought from it n doubly-barrelled pistol. awn which lie !um his wile thoutigh ass head, who ifia.nediately 141 down an d expired, li e th en I imeed.ol .P. 0619 l . t o h"' held and tired. but switii.olgtt Irevtured his skoll, tie is likely to re• tow!v ! —llis loud prtromoly given audiceuous of luosuity. FoREIGN tirraLlNG PAM PAPERS. • _ FARIS, DICIIIIIII 7. _ . Martinis a' Lii.lia;lifiviiiiiiti ef hi. iloott;s1;171. Upwards of Forty ',awls laden with base lately arrived at Legion, from she Saw mod different ports in the Levant. . The Municipal Council of Verne.* ber.ese& scribtd SOO francs roused* meeting a insumesesis to the late Doke of Berry. _ 'rent+ Funds—Five per Cent. Console; ell. 55c.; Bank Steck, 1,1196 ff. Exchange on London. • !.. At oar mooss--Roth UV.' Macy Itif. 4Se. • . •4 At Wee iseelbe-11616 W. Me.; Meet, fly. •., 1 VIIIIIIA, 110,InISSS 43. The preparations for war continue to be actively carried on en Tarkey; the Pacha of Belgrade has i pat that fortress in a 'tale of dcfencr. The 'Falkirk 1 Commandants of the other fortresses of she Da- 1 nubr, °rows 9 Semendria. Weddin, Hotoehuk, Si. listria, and Ibrail, are all rnguged in repairing their fortifications. All slur Poch.' and Agri of Bulge. v i e , R i .crolin, S e rsio, Bosnia. and Albums. have re. ceived Firming commanding them to complete their contingents. The Porte obstinately persists in refusing to 'Vacuole Moldavia and Wollatittin. gawp. ' at seeing she revolution eonaidirkied,, it lass spi• solved. it hyoid. so execute the plan proposed ra; the Divan in the perceitng war. re make a I ' 1 desort of those ten pmsinces to serve ai a raMport ' formai. Itosons. &kir Podia and Salib Paella, who remmuad in the two principalities, have, it is mini/nerd, reeeived ordets to that elks& .1 --......--- 4 ' 4. kt " '' f I" FLANDERS NAIL '',' '' - ' o,• i O. ta• wt. 4 11 4 .M.TVonirlit ga-r4 •lENNA, noesiinut Tt icagesual y s that the principal secu rities demended by Rases of the PHrte are the fol. oecupition of the principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia foe certain number of years by the troops of the Allied rowers, sod the de livery of Goose fortresses in the Mores to the sine troops. These provinces and fortresses to he ricesseiod till the Porte has fixed in an invariable manner the civil and religiose rights of the Greeks, and proved, by its conduct for a certain period, that these riglit• will be maintained. It is resod the* Abe torte refuses to accede to these deeseede. sad demises so have them modified. A report luivic its tree, been spread here, that all the demobs% of Ramie had been rejected; hut the truth of this .account is disbelieved by many persons. A little or matioscript, which se cineulated by a Peaking house, Metes, in substance, that there have been some very stormy debutes in the Mean tbit the Russian whiwohime has .been cliScarwid Bic*, 41: that a 'Wet ante will be seat to St. Petetabtirgboilai inloeus that Cosset which artielos ore arce2o4o, which are modified, and also that ilirlairitioisses ' will be continued. Another iftWisertft egiti4 itutradicts the reports of war 'hie% bile* , arcoh 4 fAA Its ir •i r • ,r is polaris, tialscuttilliti , slass Now 44 tunich's Mat*. iffir icipandos• M; de Used, haw *Med isiii , Cadockilaapkk sad ti.st tht Council ,of Stotir # So4 l oo l ofil lif ting., at which the Easperticlum.eft was present. Leans mitt/. by Greek latriehmats, imit received heie, speak se hostilities Isesi piece between the Russian and Turkiitt maps. They say that e Lag, detachment of Rissian cavalry having peeved the proth .to forage, advaored lute the ceiputry • without obstacle, but met afterwards.withe potty omen Tartish post with whit,. it , had 4 Malder Oon, about 200 men being yi'weettimike us well Russians u Turks, with 102 - 41iittleede 'that the loss of die former is much greater, theyiiiiiitir been much hennaed in their retreat. 111110111 Till SWUM', mavens= 24. Several Boyars who have returned to Welled* arid Moldavia, have again crossed the Alisttiolf Biros tier, and requested permirsion to proceitt o ititip,lll. interior of the country. They had Notigmoe. far iota the principalities, heesime they lamed that the Turks had ill-treated some of dose sibs hod returned, and declared them accompli ref thee?. bets. The property of the Boyars iii A T flay being spared, that the Turks take piwasi . m• of titer erects under all kinds of preteeta, eratbowt Wry hidektnification. Thine arbitrary proceedings .04i:whops be without the consent of the Cad& main rs, or Chiefs, hut they however occur, sod sa tisfaction is not to be thought of. The Generals think and openly declare that the Divan would do well ,p 3 organise the two Frincipelities in the Turk 411.000ner, as the Ottoman troops Will not be able at any rate soon to leave them. on account of the danger of au invasion by the flensiiiits, who are in Bessarabia.—( Nuremberg Correspowileow, Itleocsoi- Air 30.) TAE BRITI S I-IPRES S. . , LONDON, TUESDAY, fi, - Piwis Papers of Friday last add sorwethiog to thin of the d.iy preceding upon the subject of the'politieel state of Spain. We ire told that the revolotioaary spirit which had el/wired in Seville and Cadiz advances with a wore dariug step to. wards the capital from the province of G illicia, and that General &POI MINA, who coast:wends it Corunisa, has immured to scud a threateuing letter to his Kivu, cominaudiug the immediate dietitian' of the present Illististeis. This menage waa cum intrniested, it is said, by a certain Coloue , to %hum the . l(tau, us the 144 imitative, *hewed extraortli. nary cunspluivatit e ; but the Colonel presuming too far upon the *march'. poliieness, insulted him by seditious largaage, mud was isiairotly arrested mid deprived of his Cl/111111110110i1. Such conduct upon the part of Mists. if truly reported, can he con. itidered ss nothing short of Irv/.do, am! the C 'veno us...at feelusg tint its safety. Mu less 1.114 U its dig wa.l couerreied, immediately. us wr ere told. trautuutted to Cu, uriasi au Garr fut *nevi •g .assert their dignity. The eonahni* of the stogy is therefore preserved when we are informed that MINA refused to submit tithe order of arrest. and that he was preparing to march upon Madrid at the head of a considerable armed farce. For its tend we can only say that the statement appears under the head of " private correspondence." which has long been in the Paris Journals die convenient cloak of falsehoods withont number. It would seem that the agitation which is *laid to prevail in many parts of Spain has a►i.en from the unpopu. laity of the Ministers, sod ought not to be re ceived as any evidence of a desire upon the part of the people to abandon the Constitution of the Cortes. A rumour prevails that the Ministers have resigned, and should this prove true. it will probably have the effect of restoring tranquillity to the country. The Paris Paper, contain no domestic intelli gence of any interest. Under present circum stances, however, the very absence of such intelli gence has its value. Ministers, it seems, under• stand in France, as well as eleeretiere, the wisdom of retaining their places in the teeth of a parliamentary majority, and can trust to fortune and their own dexterity for the means of proving by the result the prudence of their determination. The Cluim• ber of Deputies is not dissolved. notwithstanding their Address to the KING; and the lilinieters keep their seats, notwithstanding their minority. The first measure proposed by the defeated Cabinet is one of extreme severity, most unpopular in its nature, and which ought to proceed in ordinary circumstances only from a Cabinet confident in its strength. The measure, however, was, in the present doubtful state of the Ministry, judiciously selected. The danger of the Ministers consists in the unexpected union of two parties in the Cham ber which are usually most violently opposed to each other, and which, is fact, could agree only in their desire to exclude from power a Ministry disliked by both. This junction is es unnatural as it was unexpected, and cannot continue upon say measure of great notional importance; the law. therefore, for controlling the freedom of the press by means of a ceoeorship must dissolve their union, sad the Ukro-Royalists voting with the Ministqixikki:lll4'iiestion, will most proba bly securest fa!theav 411181, erase Ilheappearance axt teadiag a in thtilitik The topsails are as brat and as . caohrldictory as ever lamb 11IN subject te'etlit hat between Russia and Turbo", The Pers.-army has passed the Euphrates. formidable, as legt, in somber.; imetioi cousequencet of the psdihkodasCag of its Asiatic troops by the Ottampas ra=defence of ib European passessisoo,444 . . will probably be enabled to advasstellitelthiletba dominions of Turkey before they esperisiiim any serious opposi tisa,Tb.. invasion will have, at least, one geed efeCll:xii!l compel the Porte to divert its otteri ties, ia , o great degree, from the Grecian iesarvec ti :Mould the Greeks profit by this diver aim.* Amy finally become a matter of grateful cadiliiiptition to the friends of Greece, that the sauna TeItaIIITOCLU and LeolliDAs should owe the frectlords• co" , rmity to the policy and 4 xofalet or t e 0 .1 450101111- t l, 4 • ~. iLLAy 7 ,IOIO; ti 1 41111 . d ilmiolhasoriar ailoantompoot of the Kise's visit . I'iNiresiorre of next summer, is copied from • Got i o r iis Paper santeiesli:l6it night : •,.. The wares sod cordial attachanesot winch .Sise tlanocetisa subjects of King George IV. dis played in the mint eoliviacing manner, and the sincere regard which the Monarch himself stymies to feel for. the land of his forefather., give still more ground to lament the indisposition which obliged his !thirsty to leave the continent so speedily. Various ciecllinstances had already led people to infer that his Majesty world soon give his German subjects soother opportunity to express their loyalty. Nothing positive, however, trans pired respecting . * visit seat year, though it was alleged iu support of these conjectures that his Majesty had expressed a wish to hedsils• per sonally acquainted with several German We are now able to communicate something cer tain out thi s subject. it is kusnwn from public pope's flirt his Majesty's brother. the 'Duke of Cumberlond, on his returu from Cologne, to which place he accompanied his Majesty, !immured our Court with a visit; besides the commission to give the compliments of his Royal Brother to the Coed, he bias at the slime time communicated the agreeable iiiielligence that his Majesty George IV. will nett year honour the city of Darmstadt with his presence. Besides the esteem which the King feels for the Grand Ducal Douse. sod which he is 11w more desirous of ex pressing to our revered Sovereign himself. as lie h as al r eady sought sib opportunity of testifying his admiration of the military values of Isis Highness Prince &Mhos, she repos:Pion of our Court Opera . is said to Isaac especially esciied the attention of hit Alsjeety. The Duke of Cumberland has al ready signified to his Royal nighties. the Grsoid Duke the %%isli of she King his brother to be ph, ant hue 'at ila reprcteeitstion of ■ grind liiruic 0w1..2 , 111 sh~eodidilltepisstigsme tkie. fur this purpose. liar Ms 'turned e* this occasion, will the lit July nest yew, and coins and Meats. Ilia hilsjesty will ;main here for Mine (lays, then go to Frankfort, visit his slater the Landgravine of Hesse-Homburg, and then proceed by way of Cassel to Hanover. Whether the King will visit other Courts on this occasion, and particularly whether he will go to Paris, we are out able to state with certainty. The above informs• tiou, which has been communicated to us from a quarter deserving of credit. is further confirmed by the circumstance, that his Majesty, on the ad vice of his physicians, has resolved to tube the waters of P►ymont, to which place he will go from Hanover, mod the season fur which coincides with the time above mentioned. Though we do not mean to indulge in political corijectores. we, however. believe that we may be allowed to remark. that the presence of the King of England on the continent nest year being announced in so positive • manner. ma inference may be drawn that the peace of Europe will probably not be interrupted. —(Allgemeise Zeitoolg. November 29.) • -:rn' A letter dated Corfu, December 1, in the Con ♦lipitioaael, states that martial law. lately pro claimed at Zante. has been extended to the Isle of Cerigo. The reason aosigned is a treasonable con spiracy against the Government. Dublin Papers to the 9th instant have arrived. Among our extracts from them is an order from Government for augmenting one of the yeomanry corms 'of that city. It is grateful to see its it a manifestation of that conciliatory spirit recom mended by the KING in Isis late visit to Ireland. In this order his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant desires it to be distinctly understood that no ex elusion is to be made on account of religion io the persons forming the migmentation, loyalty and good conduct being the qualifications required. Captain WATEILII, we are happy to find, is ex. pected to recover. The murderers of Major lesitAiss are in custody.' Several new outrages have been committed is the disturbed districts. They include a ease'of murder, the ameikiiiiitlornieit is presumed to be aubpprehee sion on *NA of the murderers that they were known by'dmir unfortunate victim. • • Armada bantams received at Pipsostb by the ship Dick, lately arrived treat Taal; from hi. Ilajestea brig ilailuant, Capt. Kim umplayell is ricasisisg die aassidaredatessi of Ausershieisythaaastfieslbses Wasik aa.theaullhaluillal New Illsliettid,'llle'llebilaly last, dm ahlp::: 0 111.411t. f4aleig.to,Frel , "4 1 yr ees ihrt Julian sadtair ate, la L P taart ii tries*, -sadelaagsant aseipliss, is witicillbs latter lost two NNW& Atlliclibiliff 'do letter May had bars set el: weeks asdikilrait ieliiY, three seeks erfirrest 'bey bras sailitigkaltellrfril Pa' a *Ow.* afibri".°•• were Oblige d I .l o 4fO i liii abater, sot dada, roisditArsoessoolomovvog fedi avow mho. escapee Oftilliniadlaylloll, but euessualleirpolati lesreipestiosetaddrelguireir of that dreadful asst. They AsetAlteir tau eschews sad aisles soder Ceder Cam Isispd, at ea the ;dill Jam s . Md. Whit% bet the, tide, *bid% for hmeately, set.% shithead. bept abeam , dose efi She a„,, / „., w hi c h so pt ;You wry , 7ia ; I St , 614 1 41 M, her being es exo•n bad albs tiaup o Serir elialuiAtes miracle. Mr. Pereeral Baeltervllle, of Plyeasedki of the Baum rat, wee met etilibere with r paellas theatMeiMesei Weed of Fllarim's filseepe„flte the peeress elpiellig epee, part of the wail' airship Frederiek, wilt& bad bees lost theme, aka llorgraws escouirtered by • large party of the eetie , "orbM i elser the d a horrible sheet, which proved eightillo444;ePfl Ebel emameaced by tbeewlag a shower of spew with rest agility, by which two alba party wore wormed.* The Balbeilere Boo* bails meowlard, aosild make Blether reslidarad HMO" lehedlies themselves WOO ! stoma, whiles pet sfihiepirie!mehlinheff dliffafebill, l o I the beet is under se Peewee • Ilmeareee *ea tat ship I It Wives, seeisig the iseeereties. leek ihe oppeesseepoehllef the boat was &bead, .ie ettsell•Oesei left le Awe lastly, end Mr. Beekerville iii 4 Mil little party were sm. ; receded wed mute renegers. However, so attempt der made to take their lime after the capture, sod se the mem of the best, through mile,, they &pis joined their cuss rades, hut shortly afterwards the metiers came doi• in greater members, and again attacked the party, plig, bow armed, gem thews • volley. that oceseisead. Nerves ' seafarer off is all 4/beetles*, learnt( two ass Niel lend pleaded, but they mow after got up sad e5reM01,,.44: le a teals appeared while the Bathurst resosiued sheens, . I • , v • II • " crlidy VISCOU ill PlLwuaTow, the lacy 'VW lacy at War, was busily employed at his iu the Horse Guard.. Lord SIDNOUTA came to town yesterday morn , ing at eleven o'clock, trammeted business at his office, and its the evening returned to itichtooud Park, accompanied by Mr. Cs.tve. We are happy to Mute that the manufacturers of Trowbridge are et this time, and have been for se veral months past, fully employed ; in several of the factories they work unusual hours. From the last census it appears that the population of this town is nearly 10,000, and that about 9.000 ere tusuufuctering labourers; the whole of whom (ee. cept the aged and sick) have now as much work as they east do. The poor rates in consequence are low, provisions also are very cheap, mod perhaps on the whole it was never better times for Trowbridge —that is, for the labouring rims. The master manufacturer, however, complains. That from the extreme competition lie does so gel a common per centuge was Ins capital ; that he mei his machinery to prevent it from spoiling, and its order to keep Ina c tttttt exion•—•• Hitt hope is in the (Wale,"— (Brisk)! Mirror.) ! • iOl :ENT& -- - The Duke of Ministate leave• ton!, this Ala, for the ha. titian, Bright..., for • few days; pre Matti to his going to his seat, Hanle/irk, Derbyshire. The Marquis of Buckingham left town yesterdaY for his seat, Aviation. Hams. •: , . The Do Dowager Maeckiimess of Donegal i s eapecled i n tows this day from Brightse. The Earl and Goriaties of Barmy are arrived at the Doi. of Norfolk's seal, Forebear, Boffollt, Cyr the Mondays, from Worksop Masora, Notts. The Earl at Pembroke has arrived at his house in Privy. Gardens Irons bin seat, Wilton House,, Wilts. 0000101111 Dysart has arrived at Nam Nouse, Sarver, from her mat in Suffolk. Host. Colonel Lister Staabope errited, of inntlaY at iiar: risottos House, Stable-yard, St. Jame.s, from Irelska. Arrivals at Fentoses Hotel, G. Jaaseis-street Newport, Bert. from Lord Greaville's seat., Dropmare Lodge, Bucket Calorie' Thomas from Eastboura, Surma; sod Colmar, Dalrymple from a tour. Sir Boger mid Lady Genie, are arrived at the Earl and Eoirateas Somers' *eat, &stator Castle, Hew, from a visit is the Earl of Covearry, as bis seat in Woicesiershire. Arks Gerstell, Earl. has left tows os a visit to the Earl ttore corm i at Settee, at their seat, eminent Hall, mar La j*. Helms is expected im lowa ibis day tram the P"ln'wr eiladatria. SirOrpeCooke, Dart. has arrived in town front a tour. Capella Gipps has arri►ed at his ►owe in Ck►daad.ro• from Ins seal in Gloocestershire. Lord Eardky has left town for Brighton. Re►. Mr. and Mrs. Carter arri►ed yesterday at Modem% Hotel, Dover.street, frogs Eton. The Earl of Mexhorougb and Ike Hon. Mr. Sa►ilk are expected to ka►e town tannin-ow for Warwickshire. THE DUKE OF YORK. On Saturday, between twelve and one o'clock, an express arrived in town from the Duke of Yeast. at Ledworth Castle, near Weymouth, the seat of; Mr. Pau, stating that his Royal Highness would, be its London at one o'clock on Sunday. This communication was very unexpected, as it was a fortnight sooner than theitoyal Dule arranged tore torn to town when he left, and had intruded to be at Bagshot last Saturday to spend two or three days with the Duke and Duchess of GLoucarrat, and frau thence to proceed to Woohurn, in Bedfordshire, at a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Btoroair, His 'Loyal Highness arrived at York House, St. James's, on Sunday about half-past two o'clock, where Lient,Colonel l'ommsgan. of the lit segi sent of foot guard., of which his Royal Highness is Commander, an d Sir HUISCIIT ll'airLoa, has Military *rotary, were in wailing to receive his Royal H4sboeas, and were engaged with the Royal Duke OIS military business till past four. VeMsdlarbis Royal Highness transacted batistes at she Comremsder-in-Cluers Other is the* Mlasaa 01111111: .7 " I We understand the Royal Duke has beets''ff# rtnexctetly called I. London on account dr' the neceseary s!ovements go* army to Irelaud, Wires three bathsTions of the - Veterans are to be fitted the pensioners there, in consequence erliltilla iiracefal ea treges. We were concerned to observe a sling over the Duke's left shoulders.;ilWlll/ occasionally is . obliged to rest his Viglk Asa an injury. we understand, . be .recerved when r,,.-ruthat • ' c ult BRIGHT ON, Decals:a Divine Service, yesterday, is the aellakiPahl KUM, suite, and family , was perfoiiidllit* Deep of Haas/oils and Dr. Peasses,„: hleuerr, during the intervals of flee wtsgllrsrflNk daily walks in the Palace garden. I leciall M.A./ EsTi's health contiuses researkahriltsgp Ur*n. S.r Iciac BA an, Garter King at ess;' ninety-6rd year of his age, has arrived lAbrilcor Loudon. The journey was performed! -UN lira hours, and the reuerablm.4ketleittait earalsiked but little latigue. .14 It is said that preparationi were made u omtririai s at the Pavilion at Brighton, to receive the Illselais iMiLLIOIDST, in the course of the day,' be Ohs per ** bfThs being admitted to the loyal psesaltd,Ata take the Usual oaths, on his appenstsieli -tia Alm Vice-Roysity of Ireland. The 111.1,411 - eatauteeee had • dieseeipeety - - yesterday nt his residence in the 0210411*‘ . 111k. Jeisildte.' • - Him. C. CATESDISH entertained the Duke if wttthhlttae and a select party at diuner !Melt day, at krlington House. The asuaains of Colonel SITMOUR were removed yesterday Morning from Chaibtondeley House, Pic cadilly. for interment in *liamily rault in Che• shire. • The Right Hon. bordifahatisttlatfusatitc. has graved at Donersitslllo‘olollsailu" where he'witt remain for a few days, and . ltigg return fat her Ladyship and family. The famous Zodiac of Denderall (irgypt) length released from quarantine, and the laarrivb men of Marseilles have lied an opportunity et' ',e ntitling thus valuable piece of antiquity, which illegal , by certain pennies to have existed ItAtl. years t A dispensation he, passed the Greet Seek, 'whilst; the Nrcot.,T, M.A. domestic Chap lain to his Kora Highness the Doke di Yealta to hoick Mr "'garage of Little Marlow, is Bucking haratihire, with the reetory of S 4. Michael and St. Martin Viotti'', in the City of Loudon. The Goths stud Vandals of the neighbourhood are again endeavouring to destroy the remains of the Rooms encampment at adieu, merely lot the sake of the ,tou r. THIS DAll.—Fire Thestateed Pounds will he 'shied at nre• fiCleek To by the Rust of a mess Tr*. A Whul• Ticket rennet lam mare than Irf --a Sam"' 001 7 four CARROLL, (waterier. The plan of retrenchment commenced in ether departments will be curried into effect at the end of the ineernt year in all the offices eaasseetell with the navy. A greet itumher of clerks will retiree* 1 4- , Ham stipends. and it us said that the redrwriots ire net to be confined to inferior persona, but that some of the Counnisaioners are likewise In give el' their situation*, both at the Navy Boardr. • •1 r r .. 4 , I I. this Generst, ireele%6;liitiava eater- Opera. the best i upon the probability et , eneWenteriag moist- fore to be smile to h i s demon'''. esll4lllo l4en prepared for pity. or we hove attempt upon the part else M rs matte le leave Loulon on tt —"Yei I V i e j i 4 * # reyytk_l-Lilqa-1111 (414 e . ' 41 .--k::;!, - z - P,z 00 ir.4.4llloNAßiit i'OrRiEN k • 1 Ilk. Mr. tatuid Li