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I 1 ef 11WWIllewegris, ate rowel Weellet of ass Resew Is Weelie, pee Ow it, yss will allow me at the mete WWI / Weeprees the awes swishetiee with :leach I observe lit W. Mini, sad wasilleasey epirit in which they are fottowl, and whelk whoever wag be the fate of the paint 11111 wadi. I an wry » Say, i ewertaie mew fate wW Sew Se bee feeedirlieabe,llial se« sweLibliel wesseahle essiewA Si r Ikea oa*, asb webs of Mr 11 am alwoo s• T • " LANlDurnit.' • • ikt • We fret gm* plvemee in beittg enabled to add the Mike of Ake to Mr. Plunkett, fair , ear rit4 that Hight Mob. Gentleman's reply :A6 its tittle ittulltt ass. W. C. PLUIHISTY. pea* ne.,4,04/10. tif the Meeting of the Italian CAW*of hli4 hold as IM 7th *wet. I traansit le yeti the IN I IMae ODA wets palled at that weryairseroun oaarial4l,lll64 ifflby 40( 'NIA* joei to forst a illibralle aC die ertiiii hat Area pholineed obeasuoinenrintipint niartiont letrednaild rider yore sax .11* Ittlf thalloaosllCoatounio.. le the pit tit trolebd one ilot *mat dohs, of Ma expression of their imp hiale alf r i6 "- TiNfiala 'WA you hare riodereel la pier torilinft. • • 1100* flit Intim, to be, Sir , • ; .• . ohribrot sod jaillrfal Srenitik JAMES CONOLLY. Chawaisa. • • nid Camiainglw- Stratiltut--11 bob Ai t basher et yang Seiko ea- Owens Iloasittions of Ilia Meeting of Ma Morioka t aolice at Ilbsbila, ao the lib Armen. I at the hpprolialiaa which thy Itriataa Coftraile irtiaar-salOofti Omar of my efforts to their isnot. Thy ea? ,Open St, that ..aiteaurstairees owl over is. dam eat pdsu W Mai thew; etra 'hour' as I rim, Not tAr totereoli J fha oillalry ar twee be plated so a demo Mkt pan ammo, Aril halo it. Ikeileim . I MR OS will isequ sty thumb gee 1011 My . 1 114 woes an is shish pa 'We 1 1 0 geed 101 1 10. 41 1. , illysellV ' • I kiss His bilker . ' 7114., - 1111. - CAPIAinIiTT. . . „ . li 4 FO STUN INTL LLIGENCIL • PAMIR PATRIC.. • PARIS. APRIL 1 4 / . We tests diet the Prince de Is Cisterns quitted Gybe,* &bast the Ilth instant. It was conjectured that he hod probably returned into Piedmoot; but' . wd think lie Went elsewhere, and he is far having etraiage to shire the disasters which he has roteiled npeit his Conntry.—(l;osette de Frames., . French it dads; April 16.•—five per Ceuta: 84 1.; Bank Stock, 1448 f. Prince Leopold of Apatite tie Dakt tsf Salt+no) has peetceeded ftisii Florence to Laybach. it is said that the Pripet of Carignan° is also to repair to the atone' plsee.—(joerial des Dads.) By sr private letter inserted in the Gazette de Niles, the lotat tows of the Austrians iti the ceen. inagn egoista NO**, amounts to seven killed sad tiny wounded. INldi au Austrian rims made pri butter. The reirefolest dt o the Prince of Hardeoberg is ' again spoken of. lilts Minister dechired at Lay brach ailed at 'Vienna; chit he desired dime than ewer to ea* I little repose to the decline of We l•ie. The isle of the ninth and tenth volumes of the Fleets dee eteaseiteeitts Militifres,by Genera Count Mathieu Dumas, hes bees. lorhiddin in the Aus trian dominions. They conlisin the history of 11w corripeigis of lOM and 1504. The Mondial Duke of Hellen° published the following order wf the day, on die morning after his arrival ia 'Lyons: LISMIS.APIIIII. S. " ODOM M the Rises desire to lb* semi, eputomoi of the 6th, %hi 1114, sad Iflth military doylies's, I "ligroin sue myself is Levine emission to testify to the lumps his MsjoasyNo salisketlon et shell good combat, swat et the see tiDeata Hwy have massed ins difficult emergewep. " Excited by dm Intrigue*, eurruptest by die perverse ere. trines asses whom experience hue out ealliktened, and was the woiefertektee of their country hove but touched; some imprudent pawn men, sod persons of she lowest elms of society, 'height that stray might with impunity raise them. selves spina their legitimate King. The senors, the defec tion, the revolt of mate firetielis Femme I. tends weigh. bussing wales, soil, vaunted as traits of horotwo, had seduced OVIIe weak teieds. The seditious pushed their oustaelty so far saw sully the reroeuribrenees of sir Story, by raising essiesis which could sever be aught bet dams of revolt ▪ iibilltbso. They looped to make French soldiers tw eet site Wooer and 'be WM which for 'see bill them is the seasdard of she lilies. But so every pion writers awl sobliers sheered a jest Wert* of thus* who awe* Is hetes, them capable of dishotiswitlog shrsiortswa, lewd they erttiad hove iiPtiwie down for this elegise the see_ Smear authorised by low, hod sot she speediest flight le .owed the soiltiono from rhea iarityasitso. flatd aim wow fovea that atlas mover oodertakes to as thma rio, sae ieseeturis tie Statik in as enemy to hie coma up, HMV arserviser at your eager theta the foreigner who aitenhe it with asses. The owe wishes you to sally tour towage. while tie abet, oa the amnia% offers to Freoeb issidiers .uly au oiiporMatty of story. " The Ilsoshal Dyke of BELLUNO.' The Casette of Argsbtt►g •'onouocei that, on the Stath of Numb a Ore brdke out at Per•, and that the CAttinrcatlary of-to aassias Barba.. y awl I*o neighbouriog hue fell • prey to the flame% On the sane thy • tivil■r event took puree at Scutari. NAPLES. MARCH SO. Ily a decision of the General Board or Police, 11le printing or publication of journal., pamphlets, Z.r. will ot,ly he henceforward allowed under virtue of special anthority. Conformably to a Royal Edict, promulgated ye•terday. agait.st oectet socittits, todicidual• w i t ,. o n o! f a vour them. either directly or huh. rectly, or have in their possession emblems, pa per., bunko, or other ohjiTti thereunto belonging, will be immediately subjected to extraordinary me - 4 .. 1 . 1 , 2 Do the part el the Goverautent. [Tint Edict es segued by the Marquis det.Comello, Pre lent of the Provisional Government.) It is scuiatked th•rt the Prince ltegeot is no longer mentioned in any public ordinance, nor is the new formula, " Kin, by the Constittilion," which was I •4 educed nine months ego, any longer used. Provisiorml Government hits ordered the sus pewit's, of the forced loan of three OF.NOA, •PRIL 7. It is said that an Austrian corps is making for !hi• partner, mid will take porwealoa of our t•wit to she mew of the King Victor Ensmanuel. atoms, •PRIL 4. The Cardinal Mire:so. Bishop of Novara, who wrist is Modena ats a mission from the new Pied. atoaltese Government to the 114, do Ciesevois, lead to Nov change in the advance of the Rewire troops. Ever. , arrangement war preirioutly M well . . Stet Notice. Etch day's board) is timid owe. •St is calculated that this Imperial or will hem 14firtstill . .its jaw** wish the ties ihummrsiy iu thesiosse *few 1111800. . o use rite 'aura • „ e A series of Papers relating to the swppresiiiitet. the Slave Trade hive-been primed by esdhelt Howe of Caolosoeta. They remelt* at 444 i be • extracts of ell commowniestiows received 'at the Coloteial-Office from Sir CRASLIS MAC CASTIV, Governor of SierruLesiee, suire the ms of jauwory. 1819, es the subject. The first of these, dated the.e.th rseroory. 161% theatiows the capture or ▪ Presteh• ttelsoewer, the Sylph. with slaves ow board, by the Redwing, Cepteie fAuelet.. The Governor cowhides his letter in thee*. weeiss,- I mama has add, that II is highly isapsdiest be the wel fare of Aeries dot oeseethisg ahead/ he dose tool, foe the *rife is aloe. iv itacresimag. fie Renege Collier reflected here se SheSith best. Nita the bleed of Remain* t he is. wade to relsome hie 'Mee is a few dem hot the wait etas resterillehed Coen tramps all exeetiase is That great As*, Weds ist dellesee of the law et neentry, the MO its Aim* sirriod vs seder ail misers tares el Ora! I M • • Tbe lAA was frosi &any, with s cargo of 388 slaves, booed to Guadeloupe, NI of whew) died os the pesos... Another letter, doted teth of Angus', letp, ow *swedes the arrive! et Sierra Leone or the Pheasant, Capt. KIILLT, with a Portagi&cse schooner or I I toils taken its the Bight of Bluffs, the property of but; JOSS FIISSABA GOMM, Governs, of the Per. tope.e Island of Priucest, with 9l slaves on hoard. Copt. KILL', tutu deicesbes the state of these un fort snare ctratdree Serratipte ewe @beetled urethrae le pews be She legs, set/ Mealy bop, Wee as the gibes is the wile bet* a space warfarin eightees feet itl lesigth, trees Get eight inches 111•111 breadth, gad sae feel %hi lathes le height, sad seder anus the yams ter their slipped. 1301seir *see son fortunate ereasereswas is the hot stage it dipeitateey. OS their brims released frost tress stifle sopsersess woo met disceestag, scarcely alty of them add-elbsit • thele frame croup arid 'eldest etnevatiest The span datiersitteir the Latish thirtp4ser is masher, wee Eves Shirewestraeled than that ter the Rea, beessarieg aaly slairliet Owe trochee I. leeplatiree*et tight iodise Stabs Waal* sad ho feet steep isebßiebeight." • The wear iseletter doted Itth Febtleary• ltlies frosts which the followitig is au extract " 1 beg *eye to intone yea Lordship, that Copia* Liebe, of M.M.S. Myssiislos, Arrived is uses read. eh the Sib bastard, hears amine le the Gallia% sad bressght with hid Set vessels, sakes is or sear that place, via a privateer er pirate, raider the Veneznellse leg, with awe Spauish slave.erraels,olessWerew be the pirate, a Pertsvissr vessel, Sill sue slave, and a whetter ender /reach so loecs, with one Ishdted and less dares. 1 re/sited al the is time a left* *nes Cartel& • hoedileade, eestiereading 41 at S. Ilbegiara, Oho bad tales the latter Meet. 1 have Ore Warier to tratissit herewith enclosed espies of the letter alluded to, of the ewe Eseenteets be which it relies, privies NMI these slates were louvered sad sold to The taster of the French vessel, by a sum of the ease of Rehrney, who bas resided is lids colony since the evaesiatios of and carried sa his feeds ender the British Sig. " I !rave farther in observe, that by informatioe I obtais. ed tea days ago froin ene of the principal iebabitents of the colony, lately resumed Crows the kW Nun.; when are Dow two vessels trading for slaves wooer the Fresith dug I. that river; that several have been employed is Hie same trailer is the Le Poses; that it is wall liseern is **Genii% that several small craft frost Goose see eimitieealtemplogell is that illegal soarer, between Cape die Seed, Itanagea, deb Carbon, and as mow of his Meal Christian Majesty's emit nif was are either stationed or erutsiag is *ear latitudes, the Freed' slave trade I. iiteressieg aid mete Maisie" Capt. ISMS, in hie letter to Governor MAC Cola THY, buys— * The stboaner La MO* befog at macho, off the river Gallium, in the midst of six Speatish vessels Sited fro the traMe in slaves, Naturally pee cause fur suspicieu that she was haunted for the urea purpose; and as I bad beets seism before deceived by Spanish sad other vessels eashiag ass of the Preach Sax his evade their bens( searched, 1 was its. ceesiseleence to tip orders that she ebebld be Warded, slid apes; ttatbiasties she ea. fasted le have a tarp of 104 slaves is board ; sad her donsasitats eked, proving that they were she property of a Doltish esslgact, J. U. Lessuey, wee residua' at the Galliaaa, as I have be fore stated, was the reason fee uy Isaviag *eased it arms , airy to &tans her." The Hest is a leder dated 6th March, ISYo , al. lading to the Said schooner, / a Marie, under French colours, and concluding thus : " As it appears that she slaves were procured by t 1 Ilraish subject of the manse of Kearney, late a resident of this re. luny, Captain Leslie has ,Mused ass Delius aisles. the sees ter en she Curti of Vice-Adanealty i wed ea ►i. semen fives • cruise of or in the Rio Pongee, ger skid place he sailed uss the 23.1 past, he proposals talus% the Preach vessel leader his newt te Senegal, these MP he sliepeeed of agreeable to the Presets laws. " I here entelo)eil mane frosty persons in order iv e.ipre heed, if poenble, the littera Meanie', and should 1 soccer* I will senJ hint for trial to Enehmad. I eneeel bet ferel that a commission is mot essablialine here for the triad of ouch &nigh subject,' as are &media stave.rereirla, or veal bereafterr be lawn in the arljoisies river. I son furry to day shat I bare sheeniest positive 'siderite that three Stith% sorb jerk were eetisely engaged in tied witasieer very lately is the RMu Prensera; tee is the Rio 'Saucy, &ea J. D. Reentry in the Gallimie." Thin letter contains su ruclesure of one from Sir Gt.'s: Cows& to Governor MAC CARTmr, 4. 8). S h e 'mull efirtalm Clefersilao (*des op beard 111. "0" el l her net% elatei, prommied ii the vicibisy ;pf:Jbe GaUlesiskAlLialw-alAir •••••1 1 " " lho veered Frapeissibesisks. s o io:romerelei *pipet for a reel 'Wellies O the Istra of her campy. ' The Remy vessels seder the ?reach flag oprisly slop. leg pat.. the meet reser it almoielely arefeeerf that Ike" . violators of the loin of their active should be met to 1111111WIR for the sassy before the proper Fraser embeeitiee.! . The nest is a letter from Governor MAC I Cathy, dated the 47th May : . bees the homer to inform you. tat 11-1""*". Its. Ill eru li"l ise, 1 •11 1111 ::::::. Ta p. st. isit oe " t e lre hulled Psi finials', sod that Captain Leslie haring emeassoketed to won the mese moiler the report of that *Seer, &militia the horrid atrocities mid reorder committed emu the perms of a mithhipema, and several of the crew of am of his Wets, *bon he bed dispatched I. Me Me Priesses, be the purpose of elaistieg the property of iR end* aiwabspi, muted at tbs.isles du Los (espies at Lieskaast letters are mmlesed, Noe. 1 mod t), I deemed it my duty to offer every aosiebsece in my power to retiree frees captivity the esteems sale survivors of that boat. The merge woe committed by • Illelotte emu, of the mete of Curtis, a priecipal slam &sear Is that rimer—Thal eta, his brothers sadistic fellow, holm since 1 held the goverameet of Sierra time, teem the eaM of ollegieuce, wed repeatedly declared tiwil they would give spelariag." The enclosures alluded to in the above contain Ihe details of the expedition in the recovery of four seamen, the easement of the boat's crew. The papers conclude with a statement of the nose end proceeding in the Vice-Admiralty Court of Sierra Leone. upon the provetutioss of Captain Luaus, of his Majesty's ship Miirmicka, and Captain SANDII.6IIII4, of his Majesty's ship Mlsiegiosa, against 106 slaves, as liable to forfeiture to his hisaarre, under the Act 46 Geo. 111. cap. 611, sect. e, having been embarked by out 4oslu OUSELEY KEARNEY, a SO bje et of his MAJIIIITY; and • resident of that colony. on board the French schooner La Mask, destined to the isisud of Martinique. and she decieion of the Court thereon. which was adverse to the elaimanta. the Court snoiutainiug that the mister of the French vessel hoeing purchased the slaves from KCAOSSY and another. sad the sale being coinplete before the rapture, the property win is the muter of the Fteseels vessel. sad therefore sot capable of being judicially forfeited to the British Crown. ly VT its ever wing allairred duriek ate extsteete ' the present Miuistry. The very excess of the 1 sought to be remedied opposes irresistibly the of correcting it. iing strongly the necessity of a Reform 'it Par -.6gent.frem the Present composition or the ritire Of Coradsons, we therefore were nut among those who anticipeted . any eisccese from hif. LANITOfee mots boo; fur if, as we remarked a few days since, webs a motion had soy diorite of being carried in rho' offirsuative, it eroeW have been wanseceesery to make it. T.he . .pleit of Parliamentary Reform proposed by. Airs laateleirox we wholly diteepprove, but from a Glimillsti et of the whole Home some good might lesiNtirepitilted. Mr. Lemieux's plea would, it . eta., olo r kiester efiffet, be nothing less than the overthrow. tifillit present Constitution, tend the establishment star pew oar in its pluce. Wailes see no rod rea son for departing front our piettilst ierritirlitdiei- Wens of the kingdom, from owl reptiles emit mu towns, and for adoptiug in their stead the new : ' tingled spawn of deportiversts sod serondls ses All rhouges of a 'Ode, mid extensive ; ought to be curefully.evoided, and for our owt4liit 1 we think no mode of Reform so advisable, withi seference both to its memo and it* object, as tit; plan which has beeu already in part coma.eneed ii she awe of the borough of Granspound, of wiliele• ferring the elective (freebie, front corrupt or verished boroughs, to novas sod boroughs Oil extensive population, and the importance de rived fruits trade, manufactures, sod commerce. We fear very much that the Grampound Dim terichisement Bill will he rejected iti the House Lords, where the question geeing likefy to be tned at the her as a questing of property affecting Ilodividaels, and nut as a qaestion regarding the issiblic good. It is surprising how any than in a • hublic capacity in the empire can cousider the elective frinichise as triable by the some rules of istv as apply to cases of private property ; and it is me less iuconsisient than strange that such a priu 44Iii.olseteld be urged by men who will justify the Motifs at Hai air VI. that deprived of the elec. Owe hailieltise ell freeholders whose freeholds did hut amount to 40s. a year, a sum al that tithe fquivalent to 204 or 431. a year at the peesent-:- . Who will further approve of the statute I Geo. I. Which, by repealing the Triennial Act. disfran *Pod the whole kingdom foe four years; and who Ihreild DO difficulty iii passing the Act of Unio.i Irish Ireland. which effectually disfranchised two ilia of the voters of that country. Upon the pro. platy of these several measures we do not now arra" to express am opinion, but we notice them to shew that iisibese great instance, Ohs rights of. imlividends were tot treated with greet ! r oily , . when they were 'opposed to clash with peepiai, oft general advantage. The electors of Graiergiemod, and of many other such boroughs, have bora so long in the habit of selling their votes. that with them the question of transferring the elective.. &sti ckier from such places to extensive mud populous town'. resolves itfeif naturally lobo a question of private property ; but it is so less incoosistent witlsq the principles of the Constitution then degrading. to the dignity of the House of Lords. to "offer the: i subject to be permuted to their view in sem* WI light. Their Lordship* me not, with regord tliiiii' Granspound Bill, to try the imported criminalityl of any comber of individuals, but to determine 11 0 metier of general policy. affecting not merely the electors of Gratupotlut4 but the univerml interests of the empire. _ Paris Papers of Tuesday last hare arairsil at our Office. It appears from muse estesets which we have made from them, that the Russian army, which was ordered to advance from Volhinta, ou the int announcement of the revolution in Piedmont, still continues its march, and that an intention prevails at Lsyboch i that She Cosseeks shall, for the doe eorrectiou of the troeblesome Italians, luxuriate for souse time in their delightful country. The Duke of Soriano, second sou to the King of NarLus, has gone to Laybach, whither also the Prince of CARIGNAN° is to repair, for the purposes probably, of makiog au humble acknowledgment of their past errors. Them Papers contain ea more recent intelligence then has aheady been bid-Wont MU readers, respecting the progress of Prince Yrss- LANTI in freeing Greece boot the yoke of her barba rous masters. An uneasy spirit seems to prevail in sonic parts of Spoil", hostile to the present order of affairs in the Spanish Peninsula, and which, it can. Dot be doubted, is fomented by the Cle►gy, at the instigation, most probably, of some Mete.. bees of the Royal Family. Should any event. occur in Spain to raise something more then a sits piciou, such us esi►ts at preseot, that the KrOCI is its secret conspiriug for the overthrow of the pretreat form of Governa►ntt, the most disastrous comes quesices may be apinehentled, as well to ►is Ma- JESTY and all the Royal Family. as to the kingdom tin ground. The COfirf, in the maim, evince a Hew. awl at the mate lime • iliodevaile eleven , :aid to this union of wirier a n d temper Stuns will be indebted titelsoivrly for her !nevem and future tranquillity. The Freud, Chemise, of Deputies is still occu pied in discounts% evrtoin propositions regarding the internal regulations of that assembly to the conduct of its debetes.—T6r. Five per Cents. closed on Monday at etf., the Bunk Stock at 1,545 f. Major•Geacrat RIIII ELI. haviiig been lately ap pointed to the ludiatb star, took bill tirpettisre has Gleagew yOlinday it'aitight. • •' • kl 44 7 • -,•* 4 -.‘ ,6 4,4 1.1. : 0.. - 41ssm . lbw-460 sad temp*, lelb Men us fiessedhylkir Awhile% Haste, lbw tbn holiditys. ROI IChtheart has left Warren's Hoof, itegesiadieel, !hi his seat is Brrks. The Marquis of Camden has kft tones fOr hiii ma Hsi hant Abbey, Seseee. lard awl Lady Norma are "%petted so leairs lists Rai day; for their men, l ilegs, liars. Mr. sad Mrs. Gearge Ryng left their house is ft. James slitarn yessot.lay, file their seat, Wrtilluim Park. the 111 9 11. Thomas Dressing left welt yest.-rilay irioittil Lard mid latlY toesiville, fur the hhiiti•te. twinkle's Di Grey lias left wows for her mot, Millitg • Heath, survey. iAII/11 Sydney hat left lows for his seat, Frogiall, Kest. Lard Gage has left Greillities Hotel, Albemarlealseet, to* 111•11111. b .40 the tail oo k has left tows fee his seal, Caabiellsril hark, Hants.— La./y modem Metes Stapleton are arrived at the Hotel) ilhimaileaireet, frost their site Henley-urea; the Hos. neer(' Apr Ellis, from Hasover-equare, is lig bake of Demiashires, Chiswick. E. 1.. Chirltilsi Esq. arrived yesterday at Halpern's Ho tel, Dover-atirel, from Chelleshane. Departures from ditto :—/lon. Mr. ited Mrs. Hare fur Kisgstois Same ; sad Charles Pali fax. Esq. fur Paris. Loud Hawke is arrived at Flatlets& Hotel, Osfordatreel„ from his seat in Yorkshire. Lord Abiagdoei left towa ymierday, for his oat is °li fer dibi re. The Earl of Thinel left Feutoes Hotel, St. lasitereusereet, yesterday, fur his seat, Hatfield Park, Heat, for a few days, previous to his tearing England for Paris • L Commissoa, Esq. M.P. has left the same Hotel for illioebalres; also Richard Norris Esii. for his met io Hams. Lord Emile; left tows yesterday for his seat, Belvidere, Kest, for the holidays. Coker! Jollosou has left tows for his seat, Wilda= Hill, Lincolsoslbire. Sir George Roblasoo, Bart. If.P. left lowa yesterday for his seat, Crasifosii, Northamptonshire. Lord Elks begonia has kft tows for his mat stWisabledos, Surrey, for the holidays. Lord sod Lady Greseille have left tows for their mat Deopinore Lodge, Bucks. Psrilk Hall ax, Esq. sod Sillily here left tolto for their seat Waltham Leallge, wear Chelmsford. Sir Charles and Lady Legg have loft tows for their seat Brumley Hill, Hem, for the holidays. SACRIED MUSIC. Oe itkdoesday eadiag a greed adenoma hi leered Munk tech plate at the Sam Chapel, by a eilieesses as eem►legs of perfuneds, sieunitilag le dial SOO, wrier the directive of Mr. Jacob, who waded et she mese. The perforinsuce was is mid of the Alets.hoesse mtnelsed I. that plate of worship; fur the support of a needier of peer aged WON*, and front the fiery great assemblage of areas who were attracted aim the *amaze (the lather was estimated at abaft 3,000), art bar raison to believe that a large ma amid be collected fen se laudable sad pale/moray as ass blishmert. The edema' of musk vie frees Nadel sash the most masa compares. The prieei weal palef aces were, Miss Goodell, Mile William, Mmes. Genleem. Elliott, rivis Limns, Fisher, Ivisbeti Mee Sleribueess. The whole was very efective. Miss Goodell was is emanate voice; we sever beard her I. grameriasestage, pneems laity is David's leimeetatioe ever Seel sad Jeashem. The choruses were partienbirly fell Red grad, ilhere be a greater assesehlsge of pederasts of the Members the Choral Feed and other Minded Societies, perticularly is the double chimes'''. the choir being cestaindi divided a each side of the engem " The Ham aid Ate Rider" hid certainly the graeileet area. The performasec eememeeted with the Overture le Sal, which was played es • deer a the wipe by Me. Jacob sad Mr. Blaekboern. The gamest avelties woe • fell - piece of Bach, cre the owe, by Mr. Iseols, wheels* played se Iniatable petforemace of his owe composition, in limitation of ilivieder, led a foga by Mozart, is which kat des* sad silimirable playing ea displayed. THE SUREST THEATRE, Though closed .sly three monis, reopees on Meedsy se tensely sew fees which, while gay almost t. spietedeer, • is yet perfectly chine. 'l' lie plueensient pretests a beastifel rend* behest:ads, sepportieg trophire which seaweed the royal arms, bacit44 by a height horiase ; the miliog foram the memos of &- perforated dome, Amish *bleb a dear shy apparestly • Nils, the whole stronger, the prevailing hues of which are pale violet, essee•culear, blue avid silver, with a ligis blue drapery mond ties od e galleries; tin upper isms sod gallery (rusts are embellished with Amalie fancy panties of trophies, serellework, sad strobes** ernameetsi the dress circle is elegantly frosted with gasps la relief, of stese-.minor, hsiehed with silver (executed in a mist 'mas terly awl classic by Mr. Wright), expressing, is asuman meets, sn mite, the clones of Veins and Adeefa, Hippo- MOM sod Atalsota„ Pas sad Apollo, Jedgmeet of Paris, Define, Any, Manes, Dards' Nymphs, Satyrs, iter the spandrels of the deem sod architecture of the mils. err else relieved with sliver hatchings, fn. hr. The whole (with the ezteptiou of the stion‘inentiemid 'mopes, by Mr. Weight) is desigsed by Mr. Mime, sad remand by him, Mr. H, Wilms, their pupils sad assist sate, aided Mao by Maws. Monies G. Monism, Pitt, ke. The exterior of the theatre is al;* tastefully relined sad embellished. We have the beet authority fur stating. that his 1111,Jaties intention relative to his visit to behind. hiss never been altered. He certainty will visit Ire-. land its the approaching autotner.--Maldin Awes-. lug Pea.) O. Thursday the Duke of Yoax visited the Prjncras AUSVSTA. The Psioces A UoIiSTA visited the Duchess or GLoweasmt on Thursday. Thurolay Princess AVGLIJIMA land • small party aSt dinner. Yesterday being Good Friday, the Duke mill Dnettem of CLAltellea uttered divine terriore the Chapel Hopi!, and heard a waken by tl /legal of WilarilllNSTßit. The beldiuse mar despised." was sung as au anthem. by M. W. Knirserr, moot adminibly.-00 the wiene omissio n thyme Berrien was performed in the Pa lace, Pall-moll. by the Rev. F. W. Bronstaii, bud the key. Or. STAN MI CLsaILL rhr Debe rl ::: de olii i ttiv p" , a c t il l t e b er ° li r pa l2 st L i 4 aie ß :t m s c i K ei g bi lla r te n i - i t taw Ps6er. The Duke and Duchess of CLAILMIIet mid thr Ducks. of GLOWASTICII visited the Pnuc.Ss AVOWS/A yesterday. L ll ta lte a tnd Duchess i t .i LadyNuGat s.ohducuirrrdiaslitn;unuteiri: td Party, on Saturday. at Gloucester liouse. Lady C. Ssitirry listen& 'ilia% a b e ll sod sup a kw days, et het house its Gnat Cutibti laad-piece. was net redeiVed 1), ituit Print. te, %war. dated 211th telutsilry. du hoard the resier, from lily 4 garner, withdrew to Viegne s . porl4llll lesiootte of which the foil oallit is as e x t rac t of the retiring to Mae. beilheßuly Frohet refused hiat o A . 1 c„„idee If i ue . ci as mooch seas „ii sus permiabaia. : 1111111 a, reallibk the ilmre;414•11" trade sow coo*, oo oiler the means The submissiou of Naptts, awl thew lessee. See of Frawer,.olaamil upon the shores 011ie mot matt per Feri, BRITtSji _Pit ESS: 1* . LON • SATURDAY. Aram gi, mt. We de not recollect a Session of Parliament in which there kaa been so constant a demised upon the atteadunce of the Members of the House of Cove Moos as that of the present year. Thar boo been On alma* incessant round of debating ever since the Bret day of the Session, sod if to this un remitting atteutiou to the public business of the empire at eight be added the severe labours that Alt upon the numerate Committees during the day, the praise of close and unremitting attention to the formal part of their parliamentary ditties cannot be refused to the Members of the Howse of Cavernous ; but the public may well ask s to what good purpose tends all this labour 1 The Members are eogaged its an endless turmoil of busier's. they keep late hours mud deprive deem. selves of all dome►tic comforts, and the ordinary grotificatiou of noising in society mid frequenting places of public sotusement t but for soy power that they seers to possess in restraining or controlling the eatretragrince or errors of the Ministers, the dependesst Members of the House of Commons tasty jest as well go to bed at an early hoar, or en joy the amosements that the metropolis affords. as be uselessly inhaling the unwholosente bested at member, of the Howse of Combats, end be rack ►seg their constitutions that their roamer may appear in the lisle of the minorities. During the present Session► of Parliaaseut manLreetioier of the very deepest importance to — liketerests or the nation lure been debated in the House of CUIMI3OIII4 and it is us notorious a the sow at orrou-day that the deeisions of the House have Dot in several of them ei corded with the sentiments of the majority of the people. Prison over the Queen's case, end the question of Reform, we may instance more peril cute, ly the decision of the House of COMMOSIR upon Mr. W MUM') motion for the repeal of the New Malt Duties, to which, after the first division upon the subject. the agricultural and even the roams facturing interests throughout the country looked with feelings of waren sod anxious hope; we may also instance the votes of the House iu support of oar most eistravorsst military and civil establish's/ruts, and the ur.ifortnity with which the inejositj has sanctioued every item iu the estimates of the °fires, us matter Low erroneous its principle, or how gro►s the pnrposes for *inch it might have been it-tinned. The country, from one end to the other, cries *haste upon the enormity of the public expenditure, yet every attempt made during the present Session ' of Pediment to reduce it ha proved wholly inef fertoul. Such facts prove etrougly the necessity of o !ripen' in the representation of the people in Pat liament, but they so ()moistly tlte the impeesibi• • 1 lil MI