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In Two Volumes, tJeavn GJLDsmt nus tWTOMY OF ENGLAND, IN VHF:NCH . . Ibis stsy is puYislied, Li a 12 no . N i ce 4s 6d. A ARECE de L'HIS TOIRE D'ANGI TEltio:; 'frAuite de la Tr. lae.aa Ectioon du Doc. Icor foah. luaW . ta 11 Pate de 1801. Pas JEAN ‘fI\RESCII .L. Dolor en (Iron. Imprinie pow .1 John.•.rit W J • s J. Rocha.dson R 11141.1 w;”; F. et C. K1.,11 1 (t..n; 1. W.:lc, I ti a•cherel et I.v -1.r,14•1t; Wtlkie .t J. Rohoo.o • ; C. I..et ; G RoOt••vot ; L.. 11 ?AY 111,••••4 Rees. et (Ow , . ; Col• - •.I • "•"""; H I) Ilywootle 1 J Aw.ker ; C 4hr et Co et T. aIIAGe7. %VIII re eI4V 1., 1,1.1. 1. Dr. Glioism , gb • Ali of the lIIS IVRY of 1NGL 4 11413. or re , g IW4 V. i l;Att. 1.e..% A lig ID•VVEN Pot the HISTORY of HOW, wire 3. .7.1 5 U (I,,lde m .ti,•. AIIRI OW. T of tl,e HISTORY of ORE. CE. Pnee 4 . G 44. wet A..PITY:` 4 r NT of the NA MIA!. ~Ily(•ni} W . ‘!". to 4 SIADS, voith near giitt rev itsit• tt.t W.. If to ,teamot 1 • d• 4 , 1•17 nnlr.l m Isq large •ol{ Rey n• in 144 a •+ r 4 ►nd •aa.h:.. nt d. S.X• ..f El'alENT• • I G;ThiERAI. KNOWLEDGE. ..,•. le.olts us the principal brine ,es 0. ••a , u - • Se.en..e ; wdh hats of the rood •ppoirie4l Au.. ; •- 1 ; t'., hest E Wu* of the Cluioly.. Lte• ei • ; ; ; -u ow Hy L r u r Stiltie.4l in the Uoreereitiea, and the etas, a m S EF.Tr. F• 11 •... •:.0 'V. t-ir , f l'AuityC-.lleg, Oslo d. \lr-1 -• r..n. S'. C , urth•yard ; 40. 4 0, P y; ai-.1 , J. Pas bet and J. Cuuk.. wG...1 awl CainbtAr. Uf te.om ioey by the eirne Author, t y ISP:I2M:I'V:A of ratoPiliCY ; A Vt.-. , lA:..4er , ptral Yr pherie4 mit, the, aceomphahmeet in go pat ;1-0 got ac..tii• enc., f the ertir d , wth i-oniee tu•t4 ore tiny thea• (wore cum lawn. 'foe Zeit Eamon, it tOt. V •ViIIVJ pr ee sn hoa.ds, let This de. put•ligh.d. Price " A CtiARGI: J,4lverest be!ote the Reen•end the A no its* AkCiII)CACONRY nf SARUM. um the 4til. sth, lath, erd nh or A ugast, 184.17, alai puSitibed at their By Ole R,v. I).V.ASENY, A.chAt3t . titt ~ Swum. A. rut.: for C. auti J. R•viugton, No. 62, St. Paul's Chn:rl,‘ a d. Uf whom .1 , - tr h 34 he th► same Amhof 1. l'iltiClAlßtiiTS I,' Mt !UV': NUILJECIN tied OC CAhIi .ti iViin T Preline, ad , iiessed to Coe Congregation a“. Bath. Y. the CONNrCTIrrii he t*, • •r 1 tho VLU ILS'IANIEN I, iSie In Situ p.c o. E. 1.! 0n.4 A O' H U° to tlin CIIURCIII. with V., - 4 , prier in onarilii 4. VV..: ;IR 1.1? ANGLic44.&. In which .or CI.. %I I, •ptesr.it,... 1•44 it. a rilb i lration entitled, .• ii r rine Ctiuichn—in .ciit.iitied," are poiattd out. to 1...),• ome, p , MY is Mat& Is. .I vl tw., tar,- ml.. cluolerirwo, elegantly r q.er, p- , er J.. beard., 14i. A COLI.E.O 1 lONI of Si AsIGF, Moral. Send .l t lateen, loi.lructi•• • •.;.! Amusi.,F ; .eltete.l and re- keite kte. J 1%11 , s: ME; MPTRE, M.A. F. l ow C'ire flail. I'. ' f.r F C. awl J. R , ,ilgtroi, N.t GI. St. Pant's C v ! 1!,.. , •31t1, No 1`,..0, 11 , •It OS Cnt in e mt. Or u•.. 3 ,da Iyr songs, toem • 11Z111.. ' 01 pt,ttc.p . ole sel,c'et.l from ti.e „...t ...ste4 of every thing which e-n, sof lit.datasnesit. %Vitt. an oil :. 1.. n. r, ..r..t \ • 1 I it Cli c •nt rli:etly the ntrat, o . , u.tq S mar v. 11,1t1 4 C1.4.111 , .14, prilltrll on An p 41,1, it. tp13,•14, 4. 1.4 for th,ew. rho may Wish Ito puiewse inetrill to the Inver e!asses. A 4, 3.e :Av., .h n i l d•nnirly p.iti!ed I • t OS. •:+ree i.14.414t,,,g the T..•4.i• A ...s. r- , 14.. • 1 • Et - I ; CIP,FS on the Acrs of 11-. e APO 3. J r! , •tiveietl in 0:- 1' , • , 4h Ch:3rel ,••• r , 1.1 tile Years le. •,,4 t.t. I 1 • Thii NV , 000 /: a dein being • et on! entt•rt.• pHt ie.11.11101 to the a4'. , ea 011.3.ii11 A l'ln.peek Tr.,ll.•er. Tie that in. toeo T.n in the Ono. --- MIL HA, TPt. rl” . 11 1 ' ,01, Ind Iv ••••••it: •• • P,.11t101 I 011,11 ‘O.• day it ~NI ' H• et, • , ` , ar A'l' LiT Thus •Iry in A 11^r , •ifter he the • 4, 1 1 omens or Printed Ch .reh-ya MY .hrri A .I.lWkl 1 Phi FOES f-teavn G , Tiiis Joy i • I A R .71 TO . i t ta Ur Lio!LI• 1 v R. jf)tlM P 4 A. ~ t•Ni ot Ref n631..11..11, 11...“1.4.:t. Ef•ftf , 4 fn. 'F. C. •.11 , S.!. St. Paul's a 1.1 ; • .'.I J Atel.arfl. No. 164. t.leeatiOy. I , tlt n ao ar be 1,4•1, a v the ...on, A64..n . , Tta hEE:.f.I'ATV),NS of a RECLUSE; en, iy g• ellblVeh *h. 9,01)124 edllloo, in IMO t•or ChM- P• • rawal,, as Woods ; U. Cr NA fine loyal paper ; lef Ye 66 A I,Y.CIIT. R F.NSAY ; C3lll‘ll ii lii g a letrnspeetive Re 76 " , “'“ 1 •6 , "`o , e^tv.l wit', .b! il mon, or sAttime, einia.4 lied Lia . lt‘faiti Ce1:01 use rut. et*. Tit tyres. : wr .• This day 1 pikiliabed, in two ',Armee traso, rice Ile. in I,3r€lS, FATAL VOW; or, St. Michael's blo w MIAMI ; A Kam .; e. Bs Elt ‘NCIS LATH° VI. Author or Pitiful. Slurp, Mystery, 3.1.rn awl Manners, &e. Ale TAY he hstl, just putJtst.6 J. The SOLDIER'S F ../ ILY. I 4 Mors Ormsay. 4 welt 11. p• A WIN f R re BATIL R. the A .thm of two very peiot la• , 4 .01, S., • Ed tom, I' , 1e0..141, NFVOLEN r M or, CAitle of Ulalia, 3 rot, 1.3. lot ',w.f. SlNs S 'CI P or, Tir Melsnr, I I,.r•onK .o.a. IJ►. b ,ards I'.r •^J for B. Crustry and Co. 4, Staionere-coutt, Loot4ott By 111411 a Tim ilsy is publobe I, ;me, On. Sadhne, neatly 41 •ori tNrßouucrloN tri KF.rPIN(:, a'te, the Whs.' Nl.dlind, Iy Debtor and C.editar ; in wa , cb the Thin.ry al drat An is not ants , elnct fisted, Cletity txuaped, but Cie pullets fisi.ll FAsv and Fa tr, by the &Watt, Ala 5.5 nt lidut.t, t • 4-inou lelcieents wilicn tistrel!. 101 l id a 'it bLie, the *111.41, laid Jt• t 111 a ma:tdoy as cal and intatilittois, a, to bs undalittard in a Par d a is . . . By the Re• R. TURNIFR. 1..1, D. i.•tr , er C I g•, (hood. The Fifth acgusentot, and carefully e,,r-ete , ! b. 11... R -e. I. %U11a.... Pleated to, R. Cro.lty a.id C... •, S./Mewl...Court; 1. MCI u. Thu ow:: the Seetwol Lchtion, N AccouN r of the of FRANCE, IS. asi4 it. Govrmwne, awing tin, last duet, mitt 1 1, ,e -tiellariy at it has r.l.uua to ttla Ite gie rnivincet, and the treatataut of tite • WURSI.Vr. Wll.. was del sped as an Mostar. Ak may ..ad,ttot vabilthed, ADVICE to MU I •, 0.. thnt . e Stojee;R vtl•kh see of the gr.:.4.4 Imixos.m.e to the ucittonetit of Chita:vas, dUti,l4 a:tcy. Vant Sited lions tae• li:.1111111 of ilufetAnd t lb< sLeouil Lam. , ranee 2.. Cal sewed. _ _ . _ rfluted tor B. Crosby slid Ca. 4, Stationereortourt, Llrs- Arm. 110. dry is pu,rl:•hod, in l'ou Volans., large bro. price One Gansu in b 'Anis; • 1 1 11 L SPilti ••1 MARINE LAW; or, Ctlm- I i t‘na, who of (lie S..t:utea seLtio.,e la the Alr n.ireity be ing a conch., 0...nt of all 14. e A/111 ie. Lane so N.vig.g.uti; iti.:ushog a., Aal .groLat of We, ,ittet of MAIM! L.marance,• alphowt•eavy .r.an tk ri. MAX NE.LL. Of the Mtn Soci , tt h; the Ithi•r 'Er ; A liiilOf of the NA, V PIM' et Po, .. , at e l 4 P.4,551tel br ila k , P.•r% , .7 0 1 lin4...ary, Leadenhill er' et ; J. 144tretw.m. J. Adveale. Coro , " Imatiou‘a, It Re..., awl Uuue i a 4.61 ki. U. bpliCalids, FA t. rh - •••11 bc found Paiticular l l".efi'l t" %HU • t .•••ry, Eas. India, owl Nterclual.' 11.ITICt. o. Un Mc.. hauls, Pruitoips.it ticuileutets, Custom and kateiv, &c. This des at, published, hi H. Colbert', 50, Con lett•itteet, I. EMOIRS of FLNIALE P611.0a0- 11i . Halts. Hy a WA): RN Pt IILUSUPii:.O .( the othrt S,.e. 2 V.,1• puce Iva. In b•weis. 2. Tl.l SORROWS at GUS M US; Ix, The Ilbiory a Yeast': Swede 2 Vets. pg.ix lus. bour4 3. Tne ttuMANCIL oithe Vol,. rice I. the !tem, sni tread,' will be puSli.he,l,_ Tle ITISTORY cat FE'IALE si X. in Four lum s. W.itteu by IL- hlei•mrs, Counevtlut of State to His Br •annie Vaieity, rud Protfe..ur of Piolvtaphy at the Yu, ver.j'y of CAl:nom 1i If presumed that this Woia, (two the .isture 01 sts ro •toott, torso due ot We deem. interest nig that rave tor tome tarot be. n offered to ti,o attention of the Pu , lie; a d, as few rophs ei,l be pii.,teit, ea,ly 101\1,2 are requested to be emit to 141.1repectiva Suukieliert, that no als•• appotatineet may he experieliceJ. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON Ot IN, SATURDAY, NuVE5llllt 14. A third party is likAy to rinks its appearance in tile 1-louse of Commons, in the neat Session of Yar• liameut. It is of a [serially neutral chasaftiee, but bottomed upon liberal and constitutior.al principle.. In all measures of a comprehensive and enlightened pal.cy, we understand, Ministers will receive its siecided support. The list contains many names liislrly respeaable for character, fortune, and talents. This phalanx, though it is not expeaed to amount to mote than 35, will be a strong check upon the Minister and the Opposition. The Addington party, at a time when it was not more numerous, proved very formidable in the House of Commons. We yesterday ann,unced, that an Order for the blockade of all the French Ports, and all Port. under the influence of the Government of France, was signed at the Council, held at the Qurra's Palace, on Wednesday, and is expected to appear in this night's Gasetie; and that at the same Cows. cil, on Wednesday, a Proclamation was ordered to be issued, dire3ing the distribution of the Danish and ltaltan Prises, that shall be captured, in conse quence of the letters of marque issued against these countries. The public offices were busily employed, so late*as two o'clock, a at. last mornim.., and Mrs. senders were soon afttr sent off flora the Admiralty, to all the out-ports, with dispatches, which are sup posed to relate to these orders. The Cnaacatina of the Excsequea baiting declared, at the time when Boa A PAR t I issued his decree for the lalackade of England, that it reqnirea immediate retaliation, we expeded that the present measure would )lave been adopted long since. The delay is imptited to a wish to give the neutral 11/60311 an opportunity to feel its opera:inn, and allow them time to remon strate against France. This argument, howc4er, obviously goes to prove, that the CMAN6ELI.OIt of the Excliaguatt was wrong in pressing the measure upon ttie late Miaisters, at the time when he so stiongly urged it. Be.ides, with the exception of Altnettza, there was no neutral maritime power that dared to comp). in, or whose remonstrance could have any weight; for Denmark, we are told. Was the :Cart friend Of Bosax•a rc, and t 1 • el. '"••••,,... Russia . VW then at • war with Frimee.—Tire result has shewn,„ that no effative remonstrance ought to have been expeCtd from A , serica. If Any such hope tea' ever entertains', it has ended iu complete disappointment. Indeed. it is worse than mere disappointment ; f the friendship of .rica becomis more valuable to England, its proportion as our trade setli t•.e Continent of En rnpe is embarrassed and rednced. It follows, of course, that the present state of our trade may in duce America to assume a higher tone than 11-e would have dared to use two months ago, and that it would have been good policy to have brought the rie7nciation with the Uoited States to an issue long since. The Treasury Journals are notwithstanding full of confilence, and are at a loss for terms in which to express the warmth of their gratitude to the Trust, our of the United States, for rejeaing :he treaty negniated by the late Nlinisters, as a measure greatly to the disadvantage of Eng land, and making concessions to which it was cri minal on the part of our Government to have sub. set:lsed When a treaty, more advantageous for England shall have been signed and ratified with America, we will condemn the late islioisters as guilty of a culpaide complaisance towards America, u: until that is effcaed, or it be clearly shown the late Ministers might have made better terms, we shall consider all censure as premature, and the mere effusion of party spirit, in tke ordinary •a - ay of those writers, whose trade it is to Terms:nit:ad themselves to the Miars:er of the day, by lavishing daily abuse upon his opponerts, 11- comment upon His NIAJIISTV . i De:laration respaliag the Expedition to Zealand, given zsctu stecxv in 'lttb Barris!' Ness, on Thursday, con tinues to be the subjett of conv.rs..tion in the Fat tical circles. It is not merely official, but is also generally believed to have been atlually written by BON•FAITII. The wind having come round to the North, on Weduesday, the squadron under Rear-Admiral Sir Stoney Sums, at Plymouth, got under weigh in the evening, although it continued to blow 11;:rd. It consisted of the Condon, of 99 guns, (sag shif) ; Moriliororgh, 74; Beelprd,74 ; tlizabelh, 74; and Monarch, 74. We stated, yesterday, that another squadron will sail from Portsmouth; the Cereastr, Rear-Admiral Sir S. Hoon ; Superb. Rzax-Ad miral KEATS ; Pompir, Brun:via, Maida, Ganger, aud Valium!, English ships of the hue; Christian the VIM., Nonge, S,Fivld, gamer, Fr. derich, and P,iacru Sophia Frederica, Danish ships of the line; and Fredericislein, Danish frigate; passed the Downt, on Thursday, for that port. The expedition is sup posed to be destined for the Mediterranean; but, as in the case of the expedition to Zealand, the rival part of it will sail in separate squadrons, and pre cede the military. Among the troops to be ens played upon Viis service is the 11th Regiment now embarking at Plymouth. The squadron in wl,ich it is to sal will touch at Coik, and take on board the 3d and 25th, winch are waiting there for transports. General Juane* army i 1446 Advanced into Spain. It is thought that Lord STRAW/FORD will not leave Lishon until the van-guard approaches that city. We fear that much damage has been sustained on our Eastern coast, in cmisequence of the late high winds. The Danish ship fraidemer. of US guns, having struck upon a sand bank, was neatiy lost on the night of the 1 lth. A transport, arrived at Ramsgate, reports, that a Danish ship ot the line struck upon a sand bank on the night ot the 10th.— There is proba Ay a mistake in the date ; the two accounts may mate to the same vessel. Tl.e Wat-• demur has since at rived in use Dswns. The 18th Light Dragoons ate ordered from Rumford to Ramsgate and Dover. 1 he 88.11 Regiment, lately landed at Portsmouth, has matched fur Steyniug barracks. Ihe !fth Light Dragootut are marching from Portsmouth into Sussex dre,ture. Boyer, from London for Bristol, is on shore near Little Hampton. 'Ate itie/pcmaiie frigate is arrived from the Medi tetraneau ; she 1:11 Admiral Yorvts on the 17th ult. The Toulon squadron, we underbtald, though it left Toulon, never ventured Wither than We Hieres Islands. On Sunday evening last, the brig Strum, of Lyon, Cant. CLAM{ E, sailed from Cowes for Plymouth, but almost immediately afterwards* sudden and violent squall came on, which carried away both her topmasts, and a boy, who was aloft, and who unfultunstely perished. Thursday morning, in the Loan CU inscELLoa's Chambers, - SeITILLS, his Lordaliip's nephew, was sworn in ore cl the Cursiturs of Chancery, in the room of W •tat I /40TkiN Cores, Esq. deceased. A letter from Prince Edward's Island , in the Gulf ut St. Lawrelice, da:eJ the 13th S:pt. men tions the death of Lieut.-Colonel Rom ass, is, on the hall-pay list, many years an inhabitant ut that Is- Land, and a Member of the Hon. Council. 'I . he Paris Papers state. the dm battalion of the second Swiss regiment. cobsotiag of 11W men, set Gut on the 2441 01 aitober, tom Tookm. for llay unite, to reinforce vie army under General du NOT. 'the two first battalions of the 'arm of secures, at G.enottle, amounting to 2,240 am have set off far the tam: place. ~, • , ~ .., d li c s ' ..•, ki) (:. a /A - 7‘.. ;: 0 0 MRS. C. KEMBLE. This lady, erchangineibe svrk for th• /midi'', i l the part of 'Peal , sa, in Ste AICIESPEAR% Way.sr'4 I ni• reminds us of an anecdote of Naar and Mcrisd: the rival tragic . heroes of ih': .I)uhlin Ear. i t;l city, in their days, supported two Theatres. C iao street, of which Me.,Baitat , was manager and psi prietor, and Mr. Mosier mai,ager and pro.,nctl of Smock-alleys BARRY. Mho ‘....5s a fint ha 'Js int man, was not satisfied with 1 1'i.7.! 01.. 1,, 1 ;—, Romeo and Voloorr. but ht must -,day 21fdrii,o5 ; Mr.. Balmy's, afterwards Mrs. CRAIYrOtt 4 , ,r,,,. which draw crowded hou s e< ; fia,..ed wilt si.:c.',* he was announced for Lord Aiwt.:orth, in 7' Maid of Ms Mill, althcsigh his ,41{4g did al credit to the liiihwaynian. blocs's', detet in;ned ilr to he outdone by his rival hero, iiiimedi.ttely h himself announced for the part of Lord rii,o z» without songs, feeling that his wul was not at•td , to music ; curiosity brought him one rod h ,t. i I and no more; alti!e his Itiribrd, Zing.i, or IL, herons, would have brought hint cio.e.led housei ' and each represen'ai ion have Ac t,i.,J ~, bi, 14 “ it. 1 Yesterday morning His MAJISTy left Winds) soon after ten o'cork, in his travelling carriage at four, vcutted by a party of the Royal Hon Guards (tithes), fir Blackheath, on a visit to tl Princess tit It, ALls and Duclie,s of liausswict In the tvetting His !Assiut returned to Ntnd,q On thursd iy the Do hess of Yost and suite tivcd at Windsor. on a visit ao Their Muc 1.4 Her !loyal Highness remained there yestersial. Iticiteit, the wena• tin) rope-dal:err, is pelf, ing at Newark, with Alr. ituasarsva's company. fluccuris and CLAY( have tit:tied c:„ asinslyirough Eieatra, with lAe Sdhael jr and Msair Uss..; AR I, on Nlonday last, tile; t o. , firmed, by desire of il.s Royal Highness the I'm of WALLA'S Free Masons, Ike tags:bur, and ruling Hai tar. The East of DE a a v turned out a deer, yeiterdt which afforded v.ty good sport. The Countess Dowager of &UMW went cm yesterday, for the first time since her iudi , pi»itios The Duchess of GOI.DOIi is shortiy expefted her house, in Grosvenor.square, Itcmliburg: some of her Grace's suite at rived in town yestereal Sir Joust and Lady Oei* arrived, on Tuesdal at their house, in Gloucester-place, truer bulb fC, in Hampihire. Lord ART Ill'a Souses I' Cattle to 1.1.31 . 0 day, from illaadiord Yuk. Dui Luicsoy town yesterday.tor Oxford. . - The Marquis and Plarchioness of BAIN !mete remaining at L.ngleat until at .4r the Clntsusa holidays. Mr. H. Siorions's new comedy was perform, • for the tenth titur, last night, with increased plause, !rout a most brilliant audience. 141 If'..oi DonfTi t Alowed, in which Mrs. H. Simons ant Miss C. /31111.T0W wet* most inietesinng. hi Royal Highness the Duke ot Lady Srai nom and several other persons of dlstin.i.en, wen present. Mother Goers has laid all her eggs, and will serf shottly retire for the brooding seas. a. Mr. H run, of the Opera House, and his fulfill had a Conceit, on Tuesday last, at Nottinglia 51:ss Ll7Oll executed 50th. of Mr. BILARAA's brat songs wit:i great ta.tC and sweetness. The last arrivals at Baal ark— Bata Lady Lothbs Age, Lady 'Ukiah.* intik LaJy ..salt Baue r , Lady Doxon, 11,41. and 16.• M. Hogr.a. 11011. Will. EOM OA, II Ala. NI cmort, H.n.lllr.asid Juno, Wlnual Sur Sid..ey susita, A.Anural sad Mra P.Ntol A.1.1.AW....d Mrs. Guldrausuutsuh.lame' a..l Mrs. Was e.r.auel Conies:3am, Cu uuel, Nt:s. and Me4Csuut.' Colonel Pst&er. Ltetueasnt-ColOsiel eiu) d -11, Major Cut -4 Major West, Msj.r Ha.aell, Major-tieuecaS add MA4 'lie./ Isn'uteuant•liellef.a Mercer. Mrs. Jou D•N'S airier, this night. is expeac to attr•Et oae of the Most hrilluot ()veil )ws 01 tim season. 1)1 sot N's Opera embraces All the musical strengtl of Covent-„;42 den Thrare with the eicrptuu 01 FAILILY And MLNDLII, all the Kest raglf. MC10.1)1111.nna is announced for Thuri day nest. It is called Lad iteseebtri, and is Sal, to possess considerable interest. It wilt be ptelai.c. by MORPH les lively and elegant comedy of tie Wrong. The Treasury Journals have uniformly declare., that BON APANI es blockading tizatie is isolfriesst measure. y now boast that lettingen have met it with cvrrearooding vigour and energy. A letter from Eon's, dated °comer ;475—.• A' few days ago a duel took place beteeeu Mr. I.'. and Mr. H. C-- ; wixo. An" a few shots, the Gergletnen were bound toil . to k-ru the peace. Fortunately UM antagonists did not o ceive the least triury." HIsTOR leas. SOGIETT.-1 / he anr.iversary meei. ing of this uscul and exc.:tient ins:grown. was he I at the City Arms, Notthgate. Canterbury. s Thursday last. and was respectably attended by 11 ,.• wards of seventy pereous, who partook of an el ceedingly go id seppar. Amt u the company We the MAYO it, Mer:ls. Ilattea and 'fay toe, t: Members for the City, Ma. his 'J AIL, Mr. Bowl TAY LO e l , Mr. II AMI 111014 D, jun. iilr. Al:lvrea &sanity, kc. Ste. Mr. Alderman Cow. presidm in'the chair, and the evening , was spent ugh 1:5 usual distinguished hilarity. until a late hour. The county ot Cork Hunt closed their first met'• ingot the posseut season on SAtlnday ter.:.4,:ht, a tit a fortnight of almost tar:exampled ou the fieia and at the table. butiiig their age:- fag. which was held at Fermoy, that town was rt• livened with the gaiety of the party. one hundred couple c t the htihest bred holm-% in the kirigk.:otra wooed wish Me ineetir.g sport was the country albedo g iebtlia • ance of game. The at:wet:on et t: e Nobleir.. l and Gentlemen of the might, of F:" may, was moat politely and c ..iuttecuyly diree.:d friembeis of the hunt—and they msnitigea 1.! most tricndly zeal ru prnsmge the Asia t, by p their Wren for Use ezeu.ive aniusentent ur tae This hermeny of inteid,uste Tut eleastne an usubtertupted durattoa. • * • c - - (' • iao 413 MRS. C. KEMBLE. thair,tiofad7Posol lad,, exchan g ing" n an i gin e ll AK P rs s ;:e rk e f u' nr e rln pi oii.y d rno: s f..ita n hwn s terdh o iairg f ci%dhi l a car n i. a n ecdote is o of fla as' and Moly , heroespsa, o p i o ci f r supported ta,•l:vslmi r : I I na e taergre:Sra.::CJ:l; ce mock-alley. BARRY, r, ho "ens a fine ha d..•' ) was not satisfied with J Pr It. the I. to and Volaors, but he must play 21/,•e , .BA R 'S. afterwards Mrs. CRAW r 011 Z. ;•, :h drew crowded hou s e< ; seih was announced for Lord Ailmorth, in 7' id of the All, althcsigh his Yin;ing did n it to the Hipitaywan. Mosso'', determined r: s outdone by his rival hero, immediately h. self announced for the part of Lor.t dim es n lout songs, feeling that his soul was not at•u-: iusic ; curiosity brought him one grad !;,,• no more; sshi!c his ItirhJr4 Zrn t .t , nr If.; sus, would have brought him cro•etled house each represen•ation h.ive added to hi. lave. 'esterday morning His MAnsir left Winds after ten o'cock, in his travelling carriage veers ted by a party of the Royal Hu- n& (Hines), for Blackheath, on a visit to t :ems ttt Ss Alas and l)uche,s of ilatotswin be t vening His IslAatsex returned te N erd, . In thursd ,y the Duchess of Yost aad sui.e ,1 at Windsor. on a visit .to 'Their M was +, • r Royal Highness remained there l!tettra , .. Linage, the wena, rfol rope-d4i.cer, is pelf at Newark, with Mr. Hu akerson's cempany. ,iessrs. Hunorris and CLAIM have opened ::. uslynough l'oeatre, with 14e Mond fo• acs•.‘i /MIL r (sus*, j an I, on !Monday last, tl,ey 1 0.! Tied, by desire of it:s Royal Bigot:es' the W A LAS'S Free Masons, Liao 4..agrfno. and 1. ins timasae. the Earl of DE a a v turned out a deer, yeiterds ich afforded v.ry good sport. rhe Countess Dowager of S AFTON wept ea terday, for the tirst tone since her iudi•pt»ino rhe Duchess of G 01.0015 is ahortiy expeSed house, in Grosvenor-square, ircm Lam:a l; . se of her Grace's suite Al rived in town yesterna iir Joust and Lady Ouse arrived. on TuesdA .heir house, ire Gloucester-place, from their.. Hampshire. Lord ART SIMI SONILMI Came to town, lea".' , . r, from Illaaciford Park. Liss Lor...sdy rn yesterday.for Oxford. The Mat quis and Plarchioness of BAIR tete ;raining at L..ngleat until ar.er the Canso" Inlays. hit. H. Sionms's new comedy was performs • the tenth trine, last night, with increased Ai luse, !rout a mist brilliant audiense. /of if.. riven ,flowed, in whitl :.Irv. 11. SIDD.onS C. lints:row wet* most Interesting. syal Highness the Duke of lions, Lacy STA. et, aid several other persons of Ws:in-tea, we; esent. Mother Goon has laid all her eggs, and will ter only retire for the brooding sears.o. Mr. Hvus, of the Opera House, and his famil 4 a Conceit, on 'Tuesday last, at Islettingl.. :55 Hens executed sore. tat Mr. BR ASi A's ic ul songs with great ta.te and sweetness. The last arrivals at Bath are— & LAO Lorribrorgr.. Lady Elisabeth Vat . Jy SArals Batley, Lady h,4l.and Ku C tia.r a t ii. '.Yin. F0,1041A, II in. NI s cmort, 111..n.114r.a4 Nit nN,Winual Sir 5id...7 Swan, Admiral add Mn Pesto In. mid Mrs. Guldeciussonh. Calaual Ltd Mts. Matta , ernette; cemeahant, Co uuel, and Mt.* Cain.' doncl Pule,, Ltrutcaant-Colo.sel rind-11, Major Cut .jut West, M. 14 Ha.aeli, itlava-ta'anetaJ add Mr. 'llea cuteuant.liene,..l Meicer. Mrs. JORDAN'S Btatrice, this nigh". is expeac aura e/ one of the most brilliant Wm )Wi Ot 440 n. aota's Opera embraces all the musical strengt L:ol y e a nte„ .d -:naidritsln:LANt, all file C ,w oi i l tl i s ic t . he cicrptn. Erd KENN a V'S McIO.OrALIIA is announced for Thu: iy next. It is called Edo lio,colAri, and is sal possess considei able interest. It win be pieta.x • Molten v's lively and elegant comedy ut alt r liirong• The Treasury Journals have uniformly declar at Hos write, w's blockaduig decree is a ail6,, ill /Went measure. y now boast that issinins , see met it with cvrr..i.oodiog vigour and energy. A letter from Etats, dated Octouer iays—o w days ago a duel took place between Mr. D. and Alf. N. C-- ri w shots, the Gentlemen were bound user to w:••• ke peace. Fortunately the antagonists did not n nee the least sr•jury." 5-I.arn• lc • indversaiv meet t