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total elmitseßL,taieS Notice is berabp pea, teat bio4llsesotyntillibliirtilliets' at Cachous Noose, os Wwhieoday, the CI be way %Wilk t wo esisek.64-(enasetn) Notice is hereby given, slant in coisawasener of k. goners day occurring on Easter Monday, lb* Drawing-room irOsodild to be bell! at Rockingham Polon-v i ta cekbratios Of hie NI. irwils4ay, is postponed to Tbaralog r ibit'3al of olify next, et two o'clock.--(Gooctts.) wr , l II PASN?ON4BLk Nayarit/inv. , Earl has kft sows, for Miaswt , Waleoht, 114140.' East Catlfeart ban tuft Vfaress's Vold, •Rsiewholestrli hr his seat in Berks. The Duke of St. Alissa's boss left tows for his seat in Surrey. The Dowser" Doeltess of Method left tows on Prldity fur Belem, Castle. Lords C;.nei. I and Rebut Ussweers have left taws for heir lino her'', the Duke of Rolland's seat, &Owe Cottle. Earl and Counter. Cuesper relented to town on lielaarday, front the Dos. S. Cnwper's sem, Dismal Horne, Herts. kion. Mr. sod Lofty Corollas Lamb, left tows on Setae slay fur the Dosbestrof DemsnrbireowNls se Risbosolid. George . pt h iiri Peee‘wileiglamdsilire. The CoUntess of Dunk, and Me Im4ggialligb left town yesterday for their seat Cobham Hall, Kest. Geneve! Swan, is arrived at the Clarendon Hotel,' Ron street, from Itrightoo. Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, 111. Janseeneteeet t-4teir. Mr. Jenkins, from hiemot ie Beebe; Croft, trim Departure from ditto:—A. Repotted, Eq. for hie seat io Herts. Sir George Negewt, Dart. has left Reddislo's Hotel, Jer eleys-sereet, (er his seat is Ducks. The Marqois of I.estbian has left town for the Duchess of Iliscelesch's seat at Richmond. awirs— , --npi—” , ~fmine•••••• FASO' Itvoi • .PARrias. • Primer Leopold gives a large rout or Friday evening, at Narttiornugh House. Tbellserpsis sold Marehioness of Latiadown gave an elegant rates tainenent on Friday to the Reel mil Coratesr Of Derby, :Lady Mary Stanley, Lord mid Lady Hottaad, Lord sod Lady 'Clog. Lord and Lady G. H. C.ays•diali, Miss Caveadtsb, Earl ttunlyn, ice. at Lansdoon House, Berkeley-square. Mr. and Mrs. Hualtiraun gave, grand dinner on Saturday M the Ambassador of the Netherlands, Lord and Lady :skill., Mr. Gunning, Mr. and Mrs. Igtorms Briense, Mr. ALUis, and several other dist inguisbed peresms, at their Move, 'Whitehall place. Lord Jarnes Stuart entertained Lord Cline., and a. select 'party of distioguithed friends, at diem, yesterday, at .his Jaime, Whitebait-place. • TM hurl soil C.cointsocof Pembrok• gar% a grand eater. laimaaat yesterday to the Asakamsdor of the fiesksibassts, Sr Wallin ail Lady Harriet Williams.Wrio, mid • dim.' - - . The fur • grand eatertaiontetil w 1 11101111011101001, d his IMl4lmr. :ha Old Burlingtoeatreet. • • Lord Carleton will have a large party at diaper this dim I stills beak ia Getregeareet, -Hanover-square. 0.11111.111•111 Gam las !issued tads of havitatiarfor a rest as ThmrsMy nest, at-kr sew residesce is Saville row. Leal .-Lady Ki.g OM give an essertaismest this day to • distinguished party, at their helm in Dover-street. Raddled Ellison, Esq. ALP. has hissed cards of invitation .Jur a pawl entertaiensent on the ISM isstantod hts hooka is Pdl lard V. ederielt Bentatekrove niganad.disser. on Irdseiny to the Duke of Devensitimaskri. large party of diatirguieb d personages, at his boseeiniPark lone. The Marchioness of Solistiety will give a igrasil•riart this t MOO( ' at herhowie is Arlingtoo.strest. Lady-Castlereagh will.give a splesdid rent tkisiostmdml s l il id her home in St. JlllReeHliplAff. The Duckett deTrias his waled cards et invilatiotsiegis sidendid entertainment os the )21,16.isistast, at her boom is Portland-place. The Dote df Illustrate had a large party at dieser, .ms 'Wednesday, at his house in Grosvcrierarpasee. 1 The Archbishop of York will give a :rand dialler Go Wednesday to the Directors of docient Mask. sod a diitin plisberl piny, at Itts lions, in Grommarapare. Jahr 'Dent, Esq. fd.P..gives avoid .mitortatomest to the Doke of York and a large party of .distiognialsed .penans sin theltili inst., at,his home in Hertford-street, Mayfair. The Ambassador has issued earth of invitation fur an elegiint entestoinsieut us Sunday next, at his house in Harley-street. • Saturday evening the Duchtsa of KENT dined weds the Princes A UGUITA, :and afterwards their Royal Highnesses honoured the Italian opera with -their. .prese Yesterday rise Dole and Duchess of • CL•RENCII and the Princess A (JOUST* attended *line service at the Chapet Royal, and heard a sermon by the• Ater. Dr. Sc 111 tea C Limas. Yesterday the Duke of Yoe visited :he Prin cess So.rut.►. On Saturday and yesterday the Duchess of Cs.seaNcs visited the Duchess of KENT, at her apartments in Kenvingion Palace. Yesterday Princess AUGLIIITa honoured Lady MARY T Illf Lon with a visit at &memento. Divine service was yesterday morning performed to his MAJESTY.* Hunagbald, at his Palace in Pall-mall, by the Rev. F. W. 11 LOSIBEREI. Yesterday reaming Prince Litertms, iscrom pained iby Reatur GARD' N ER, attended stivine service at Waterloo Chapel. The Ditches. of Gt.c.OfoillST II it is confined with a slight twist. The Pr," ---- !wen VOILISTAII . II visit 10 Me Conti/feet is deferred until after the Curunatiun, which is; antp•tiett M lakr place in June. His Royal 110thess Prince Lsotor.o will pro.' cretl rO dbe Coutitieot 444 die sutasture, *V 14 :**lll to: lru illostramas relatives. His /loyal Htgitnesa tvtll asut be *lwo *bete two months. A very respectal):e *public meeting was hel I at the Cotianercutl Do-blin, oil Moodily. for the purpose of making seraogerssetaut so att.nof rlae fours] of the late Sim PLoottott, bat the ""ifrout alien bow istg• waited open Ur: Pistiottorr, "Pootell that et •as the wok of the femily that the! luueral should be as private al pmeible. I~ ou;s:tcsi sdt tt ..ft (it girt 1) 110 ,•,ell. eeng s to triode s .11 1 .-,ff • • t 1. ••11 - "i • .1.4 11 0 . 4" • '• .t•• 14411 tea On Saturday night Palm's opera of Vidgisai was'perforusod at this theatre. No• material esltlilr titiou was Made in the arraogemeut; excePaiaK some very effecti've.cartisiloseuts, which•eseee•adePt .:sid seemingly for the purpose of making 'mow Mein :for the divertisement and ballet. The chief chi ' ratters rentabied entire, sad the plot, was left with sufficient elucidation. Madame CsisPoitess hos t refitted wonderfully upon her former represents..., boil of the unhappy daughter. It is difficult to; select instances of her excellence *midst such a profusion as presses on the attention in this epees. flOrlirst cavaliers, " /into a silsesio,'''wes as 'strik ing is. soy, and fully established her possession of rids y . christonei judgment, and .weat•sensie l bait); .'lrhe story is full of incidents nod• sinsatisua,! in ihith the feelings become passionately, isstit-', nantly interested. l'he composer has powerfully' silopteil and occupied them, sod the piece is.a.pee fect feast of the kinder passions, iai which Oho pathetic gracefully predominates. As •the 'unfolds itself, the character of Arms Am comes of growing importance, and Meditate Cale- Millais met the increased demauds upon her ta lents with.corresponiling exprecrioti and tenderness, and embellishments more and more profuse. Titre scene with Doe Penede, whom. eike •railmill ter be ultowed to attend on her distracted, parentu—owd in nisi of her father's chamber. where-she 'sings to hint the song of her childhood, " Cone to oebbiti," whin his memory, after being awakened to it, fails him in the entire recollectiou—ilit•seewa 'hi which she becomes receticiled to her penitent seducer—soul, above all, the in which her 'father,efter being restored to reason, receives her sad 'her infint with affection, and bestows forgiveness on 'her lover, during the performance of these the 'tears gentled from many lovely eyes, and the air dieuce generally suffered emotions at one. kind and afflicting. Ausitocivert, in the Coma Überto, ems more than should be expected from , anyliperiinc performer. The hopeless moodiness of hid dis ' traction, relieved by wild bursts of passiou-4lis no 'less sudden relapses—his distressing pertinaciey of 'conviction of hi,. daughter's death, and the agonies into which lie is thrown by the must gentle sebum 'lion of his mistake, were displayed wiih perplexing • exactness sod almost frightful interest. Signor Stamm sustained the lover,'Ernestn, in a very •gratifying manner. He is a peoforiner of . great me lit, mid as good a tenor singer as the Theatre has •yet produced. He gave the aria Cielo, pieluso 'rich'," in excellent style; sod so he did his part iu - the duet, " A geesto sat ritorno," with 'Madame 'CAM PealtSti. A Nsaisait I.performed the Governor. •Pasyeale, in a very pleated/ manner. For the rem -sores before stated, the part of Vespisa was wholly •emitted. The music of this °petit is ao example of ;ingenuity and sedulous care in the composition -Tway to be expected; inasmuch as, thathoirever great the delight it conveys in representation, it is extremely difficult to point out what parts give most pleasure. It is a chain if " linked sweet ness lung drawn out." Scenes which comprise many pages of the poetry are so finely and in tricately wrought together, that to analyte 'ha component parts seems to be a task of invidious. and 'useless minuteness. The only farther mention' of the kind which we shall make is with respect to the choruses, a department the most difficult for a composer to succeed in, yet in this instance en. - tirely successful. 'The choruses are few, but be yond question us well placed for situation, and as aptly and powerfully expressed, as any that can be . . -named. A short divertisement occurred between . -the acts of the opera. The new bullet of Mamie a Paris succeeded the opera, and gave the audience 'the second opportunity of examining the grounds of A MIST'S celebrity. fie is certainly a dancer '•of eminence. His upper figure has scarcely beauty 'enough to 'agree with the fancied excellence which House, 'toddle schools df painting sad sculpture, 'lucre taught us to ascribe to the mischievous dep.. .herd of Mount 'Ha. His face is rather of too harsh an expression to correspond with the handsome per -sonalseies of Helen', seducer. But setting off these exceptions, for which M. ALBERT is not in the -ivastanowerable, he is in ell .other respects perfect. tide has assure foot, 'a punctual step, a volatility of pedal motion, which would do for the 'winged heels ..of Mercury, aadas perfect on independence of the Around we it is possible for any thing so grave as a human form to possess. His limbs amid 'figure are •dispoled with exact propriety, and obey the im pulse of his dancing; without checking in the least its graceful control. flis.srporting with the nymphs, and the many graceful contrivances for defeating their endrsvonrs to get from him the wreath of roses, were very gratifying. We do nut admire the incident of the font trutnug across the stage, wird his going forth to slay ii, in order to appease the fright of the hunters. The effect is ludicrous, and the in cideut inelfiliscordautwith the legendary cowardice of that amorous and effeminate -swain. Something .also should he substituted leer this part of the story. Mademoiselle NO/11.6T perforined(Enone, and being, as we have had occasion to observe, sonssutically geatoeful,she had the asoessalancy in point of cbersctue, while she wits excelled by none in the wonderful ea. celleuce of her dimming. The sense of injury solicit she evinces when 411 her setmtrn she finds eantear rounded by the eager groupe, etstagied with the couseiousuess of her pee-eninsent eitaisat to his ve. guard, mold the expression of it be renewed, mould be the delight of all musing time. She is the most graceful, classical, anti perfect re r es es e s sie n of ideal excelleace in feminine chasms. The en te r tainments gave tier most 'reliant detigist. The house was newer came laohiunably crowned. The whole of the bole. were occupied by some of the &Indy of their respective noble loud isesosarable imrs pri e ture. The skewed; of the lodics begin to • assume the agreeable Raiety of spring and ssinsener co g nation The liesal-dressies, especially, displayed weak *al io ) , of limey sod hosury. A indisag the .al sr eimis. the too.' perciiret seemed to be turbans of crd ; Moot caps cif slain ur velvet 'mug with pearls, and sistiii hats with wide Teas. part~loly,lttscbed. Festival', of camerae, abounded amid owned like (Lowers on terraces. hots the dative-at citeles, to depot varieties of shape mod hue. Diu iir-1.411i. Lore in a V'inarre was repeated on . Saturday evening to a full.amilienee, and received immolated ilitaware .of applauss. Supported as this Opera at 4 ~' Vij0u.1,43 .1,!! rss ke4 I .1.4 L! hi 1 • ' 1 present is, Ursa itgairsilMlNkaierstiorrof Alai heel: %Wt . rin: , ehe imolai dipaMment, , and Af 'illinic,' ifetsists ',mad Asliteieuis sfriliiiiiithe other '44mractets,' -tt is otetitain to'pleatie 'Mid delight. The igzeetr,l 1 ,-ttametser. to .sirlich'Shale 4 titpettseiortiotire•antlietiones . I ,llllikfetted in tha oveirtlitrq sent demands of Oaelorts, must, although WOO dsttering, heat the same time ;stimetirialt IdaMmehalsg *and 'visa oinwersire to Illie ftlWOUnte siiipMefattirtilmily Miss WI cute- and. -Mr. • BILISAW. This /proctice is, mareover, on'a •Ehttortioy • sight, attended with the in , orrynnitaire •of prsieramitig the performance of the afterqiiere to ,00 late an. hottr; .as to •measpel many persons to .Imite site Theatre helosteito termination; who wadi& AM esher-terths; freinctliuod to refiner (or it. .cOirchT-oattriell. The tevivel tof Alittlittotes ehorinin4 (Mira of .111 e DIMINO* 'se 'lbw theatie on Siiturday 'Wetting, afforded te ii ich . and delightful treat' to the - missies' 'world. 'Mi.* liettallitic, 'rot tire first !lime, appeared in .fhe 'part of Mia CheIJO. The attempt was certainly an arduous one fur a yinstig .le , whom. hadifidnell and trembling timidity reader it is took of extrelhe difficiihy. The result. •fichrester, is a ermaiderilitt 'addition to the risiog reputation I.f this charming rungs, rros . In the , delrrery M Ilse dialog** she laboured. as hereto;. •fore, ander -eonisidenible •entlrairaosurpnt end re straint at times, front her almost instirtaMantable dadetiee, eind Whet* of her own nitrite v but when seder the -tolsat of entsicil inapiraition, she gave herself up to t full tide of melody. lii ,'the heirutifis I atm of . " Mod 1 a heart forfaiseAoad frialted." and 04 Alt ! lore a pair ittartiever seen," the esepoiortasoreeineve and brilliancy of her voice •rliooleyed , themselves in them most eminent degree • . . ' and '" its rielt mellow tones wete fully demloped, effuet apron the audience was truly electncal. lW 'do wet ventember having 'witnessed on any at cesionien enthusiara of • admiration .exceeding that which setwaspersiedftlie call Tara repetition Of the two songs. The tender feeling of •" Had I a *MI," the 0.061 irony of 4 AA ! sure a pair," and the soft, though earnest permasivenes., Of " Gee& &yid, sit ! wky suspect are ?" were 'finely tad sktlfolly expremed. The gotidnem of 'this lady's ear manifests itself in the pre vision which ,he is daily acquiring, and the worreetness of her taste in the'raptd improvement of 'Mar execution. 'Some Other cadencee on this even ingutight be numbered amongst the shoat splended •wireeer 'hewed, and , called 'forth . the most animated 'bursts ofupplouse from every pert of the house. lilies %Reims, in tiers. was. *stile it ever, leVete ,sad enchanting. She was never nI tippet Volts* be spirits, and gate the songs of the part WWI even more than •her wonted sweetness. In " Vital . sable eig6t,' and " Adieu - ! thou dreary pile," in in particular, site riveted the attention of her beemts, and received the well‘merited honour of -aweamve. Miss Love, in Lattira, evinced con - sidersble improvenrent both in her and her • -.eating. BLANCH:tea played Dan Jerome, and • ilrawoare " the canning tittle hose' •with eaqui 'ate humour and drollery. Messrs. Dunmire and Paws sossained with credit 'the 'pats of Ferdiarred and Artemis. Thee afterptece of the evening mai the time df So- Ihakeriirs mei Petrwebo, in/which Mts. C. 11Cetaat s *dladohiteu asocnntowdsarirorrierixe, h ut es. su dde, orimieretere indnposition" presenting her from per :fuming, her absence was suprilied by fliti:OLov'elt. 'who played the port with uncommon vivacity and' thereat:erotic spirit. and was rapturously ipplaud vd. Mr. C. Kelm.. acquitted himmif with his ,• accustomed excel knee in Petraehio, tend the vecen ,trieities of Geeslin were humorously poortns3ed •by Mr. BLetrelia ICD. 'MOLISE{ OPLIIA-HaUllt. Mr. MATIltePe was again At Home on &tardily might. His present performances win their wtiy Psupitlly in public favour,*sitd rival in attsuction the ;eat popular days of hi. celebrated Paris. The house was numerously end splendidly attended. Tan ADELeiIL The benefit of Mrs. WAY Ler! took place at Nta Theatre on Suturdry night. The entertain- Omits of she evening, Zamoski, and Lovers of aN 'arts, were judiciously selected, as there are none I , ito which the 'talents of :this interesting actress arei displayed to greater advantage. In both of these pieces she gave universal satisfaction. Miss Scorn supported lire character of Jarlia,*in Lowers of all Saris, with her usual elegance; and IVII.IIIIIIOII who never yet appeared without moving the limbic muscles of the spectators, performed the diameter of Master Same*, with eaquisite humour. The admirable manner in which Beeleitas are got up at Theatre is highly entlitabla .to the Mans 4ers, and a source of great entertainment 'team 141skilic. • VEIV.TRILOQIJISM. Mr. A Liffiaillitt gave hismost extraordinary end enter...Meng performance in this art on Saturday •t the Premium's' Tavern, Orem Queen street. The great room was filled with an elegant company, who were highly delighted with hire un paralleled vocal illusion,. The porfotisance was diwi4ed into three parts. The first consisted of the Adreistures of Nicomedlos, in which Mw A LV11.411. oat imitated the planing sod sawing of wood, the *U11(64;1/(81 light, soil the frying of at omelet ; • conwersatiten wish a chimney @Wimp. whose voice be comes weaketin proportion as he ascends the chim ney, sod limp when at she top. Piet 11. a roe versation beta - ems Mr. J r.ax*wt!au, gorse eee *hut up in a room, and a servant in the cellar. This loot, who is at the further end of the cellar, simmers the person calling him, from • very rest distances .apprinictees to receive his orders, and sifter wards leis voice is again lost at the flusher port of the cellar. Is. this scene Mr. ,AtAfaitaine sang and drank at the sense moment. i'art 111. Mr. A &ILIA ligai imitated in • conversation wish a man he a trunk, the different aziodalatimos of *be woke., when openiag and sliiitiiiig the wank. A CONVer. 1141401 benweru a gamekeeper, • coantryinito, mid his wile, dariog which Mr. ALIMANDIII crowd the twice of an infant chits' to be Sward, es also . aloft sof *envoil dogs sad ans. The cry ef *Mae lameds at a distract he also imitated wish a oar. prising effect. The mitertaitiusent concluded with Mt. AsAf- AXONE Mining the 41i1P of ltilldbftek hum the We anich of one of the twat y. Mr. A Laitantainl performance has excited great admiration on the 4- -_.4z_ ...~ Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, Jerseriveseet Lord Advocate of Scotland, Lady ;Wray, sad Leidy ens bunglas, from Scotland; General Hoodoo, from dilly; and Julia Surtivortls. SA. from ditto. Mintier* , fem Seq. Air Ma seat is Ghwateiterabire 1,40. Mir. dis•MoN:Ssetida asse Ow tHlttsees. &asides ; wad Gesspilleltbsse,;llsti. he Ids seat as Glaiinias- seriatim. Sir Pyers Modyn, Bert. arrived oa Saturday at Hodgson's Hotel Dover-nrort, from Ms seat is Wales. TM Earl a Sisatiatillee arrived yesterday at tie Polteney' Hotel, Piccadilly, free hi y, Slr George Pi- tiagaisbed party, at their house in Prityganleaa. Coaateaft Lieree's avorntbly, yesterday !riming, in Node:l street, wait very alegaatly @Headed. Lady Hyatt Parker entorttainetto tang paetrof faabiontallutil yootortlAy evening, at kor lama* its .Grist Canaltertantlyptior. Tim Duke of Natio* pave • a stand thaw peslartioy.to , a diderguisiordliorty selhelotk.fl•ese t M. PaameNpaotspit4 Tb Hon. Mr. cad Lady %torah Rioluetioa, Yawa honed cants of invitation far tut eateetainateat.ano the ?tit imams, at their residence, &braertwel-place. The Mai guts nr Aerlevey has kneed earth of invitation M?? t. V. 1 ".:* n,. . - tantineaf. •nit farelitrediretty thing. or the Emil ever introduorediittatteoffrtetitailiolielnutetty. It is' itivally calculated to notate the grave and tiltley. the -prufeam o r pi: mitistishphiluiophy and the votaryi t.t pleaanne. . 1 NEW THIEATAK ;DV 13 ifFl. • {Prow the . 77tsatrko/ ObilVeirl] • . VENICE Pitf-MIRVED. ' • , This Tragedy uf °TWAY'S win chisen h3r Ste. .'Jtixes far his benefit en Saturday eventair, in which he performed the part of Jollier. W laid otter airplay "A Mistral Partiecio." Which commenced with the song of " Wilitone Tell." by Mr. Vitt- LIPPS, bring that Gentleman's first appearance at the new Theatre, iu consequence of his haviigt kindly offered to Mr.Jouis his services for tins evenimc. Mr. Ptitcters was received out a gene ral burst o' applause on his entrance, which was kept Up for • considerable time with dist clime teristic warmth which is always to be found in on Irish audience towards an old favourite. And here we would swop to inquire why this Gentleman has been so long absent from our bawds; does it pro ceed from vilifier op the part of the Nimisger, or is it that Mr. PHILIPPI has demanded a rennwere lion for his services (too often the colt when actors have arrived at a certain rank iu their profession) which the Manager can ill afford to pay ? II it.be . the latter, then we blame not the Manager ; the former, then we soy he has no right to exclude from our stage a gentleman whose talents ought to communed a situation in the Theatre. In making theae observations, we would be distinctly under. afoot' as having no wish to disparage others by comparison with Mr. Puthiees, hut there is at this time a vacuum in the operatic drpertment uf the Theatre, which Mr. PHILIPPS is eminently qualified to fill. To return to the subject we were upon, M. PHILIPPS, who was in excellent wok'', sang his song in excellent style, and was encored. us he was in a second s u ng which he gen' of " The Soldier's Bride." OXFORD CONCTarS. We are rejoiced in being enabled, .6y the event, 'to congrutelate Miss WIrLSON upon the complete "%recess of her reception at the 'Concerts (of which she formed the sweet Charm and brilliant attrac tion). Ili Odr Music Rona', on Tuesday and Wed -4y etrenilegs . tast,..rlien she decidedly establish •ed her tepatuition here as a singer of the very first - firothise. The Music Room ars entirely filled at an early hunt each evening with 'inelegant assemblage 'of ladies and gentlemen residing in the University and in its neighbourhood. A larger n u Wiser of gowns men than we ever recollect to hAve wen collect ed upon the occasion of a " debutante" appearing amongst us, swelled the number of the audience, until the extreme heat became almost insupport able. Nothing could exceed the splendid 'oho. siarn with which "thefurou rite" was received in all her justly-admired songs. The wonderful compass of 'her tome reminded us, and particularly in her high notes, of the more matured powers of the lamented Rsiumatots. whose fame, fame. long as she bat reigned, , • in name the 'Queen of Harmony, we have no doubt Of Miss WitsoN's eclipsing, when her contitutiou shall have been more confirmed, and longer expe rience shall have enabled her to cultivate " the science clang" more profoundly than her extreme youth, as yet. his afforded her an opportunity of doing. We have not space to notice the skilful and scientific meaner ill which Mesa's. WSIAIII, HARES, and 110101, gare their respective songs ; suffice it to say, that their powerful exertions were laurelled with approbation, and that the Conceits terminated greatly to the credit and reputation of all the nu merous performers in the orchestra.--(Orford BRIGHTON, M A 11Cli 31. His Majesty has repeatedly walked in the Pa louse grounds during the week. and when the Wea ther has been sufficiently favourable, her enjoyed the exercise fur r considerable_ time. The King rode out yesterday, on the Cliff; for &boat two boom His Majesty appeared to be in very good heithin Earl , ovid CaUnitas Warwick, who had left us to attend the Levee •and Drawing-room last *reek, hare returned to their family, ut Bellevue House. DUBLIN. MARCH 27. Oa Satterday his Excellency tile Lord Liente ,aant entertained at dinner % it the Castle, the fol lowing dietinguiathed pertionages The Earl of Farnham, the Earl mad Canons of Meath, the Dowager C,ouutraa of Orruotide ' she Dowager Lasky Roes more, dm Earl of Enniskillen ' Lady Flureuee Balfour, Lady Beth Ifyone, Sir Richard and the Goa. Lady Leviiige, the Mon. Mrs. Marrery, the Moo. and Very Rev. the Dean of St. Patrielia„ the Hon. Mr. Howard, the Ilmn.Colsseel and Mrs. Gore, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Robert sold Mrs. Fewer, Mr. Lewis Barris Major Crawford, the Hors. and Rev. Me. Tat. her, Me. Lee;bett, dlr. ladder, sad Griddle Millet. FATAL ACCIDENT. It Is our melancholy duty to record a fatal aceidest which imppesed on Monday is a geollessa• of Emus College. The shill which the edhdlar, ibis isinitution acquire is rowing is universally acksewliedged ; sad it !Isere be some what of danger i• the satosemest, the healthfulness of ate recreation, and the advautage of ouch a prokigry, fully eeerpeasate for any postai!. risk. We apprehruß that the dealer would be treater, and steideets more frequent, were the ansuseasem strictly forbidden. It is still, how ever, the subject of maxi's, regulatioss ; bed going eh the water is interdicted early iu theists's*. . We regret I. mate, however, that a ynuny gentleman, about IS year; of sr, the ten of Mr. Antrrstein, went up the river on Monday iu Ape Moue. ttp'peleite Boreoey 'Chapel he dropped his Atoll tato !root ter, toderaching to recent" it felt everbostd. Another ethulnr stabiliag US the Wolk iesisedistely gave dm alarm ;-.-Ist the cornett beosg 1141th-slat* rapid, assisisaire was •navailiug. * The body sae out found till Thursday, wise it was discovered near Clewer Point.—As Request sas held ere the body on 'chards,, afternoon. Verdict— Areedestitl death by Dviewskig. Lteudaud, Ss.—(ll7ndtor .64yattres.) Oa timothy tile weevil *tilos Of the terb, or Royal Reg i. ascot, left Cork, for Cove, in one of the steam packets, Lobs embarked UN board . th Passports now waiting in that har bour to y them to Malta. t.S ?"7 b taut:twin- itkii.mic bievAtiat,svotre# (era*. Alberti . % %Tilton rl.iwe evt prrtentl to rive ite the Overt :rltuation of hill, it is plats dial we be evarii• to :4rwevre there thou litre too vartb, since Setae, is ordrr to " Wreak on ilium-ow frpil man, hit In as, 4c. " Case deira."--Vide RAjk ik. hese P. 11.—GRAY. (See (Me I " Whit (Whets are to•feel, tend blow AWL" The Ma pert of•thir Ihte' is evidently in to the I nickname of " /fist Gray," which be ecqiiiii.d imi;nd his I• is students at tottese, ovrialt so the &injure, of h.r 1 - ililinnoters. 1.. aninlier piney; hoiliever, baritone 'rib? , lib fee, whet, *a,.,''' AR are "item" (Ode iii') Tb.s wised% donsttianite,' es know, edinprises three dis- Stott cltislit—ltderOrillisVa, snit en. • 11l —I.ORD BYRON. " • Fare thee omit, ti.nd if for l"-r; " Aoki tor ever—fare thee well 7 This mends very pretidy, hat's. " sow, ,!•• a t a. 4 31,..., fad he l'fithe to site scow," we may jiv.tly inquire. a 1.... 1151+, tbegovegatag dmopfrt, th e *time b e goo d or bad ;. or if, in Stet, Kern", any sense at all. " Pare thee well" Obit sod if ./.n ern" (Al.! why this, Ihst teletes's **de fill rence—somelbibg elm, to be .urn, as estiloc. 'Bot ii, !) Stilt for ever, fare thee well" ti . tertrise conclusion, certainly—implying, t slippage—a ibit of bins that there Is uo A•epsake, or any this of that s tind to be expected. IV.—YOUNG. I n t 1 0,4 the Ninth of the Night Thounhts, 'peeking cf th e Jodginent, he gues on in the following manner:— "At midnight, when mankind is wrap, in rimier— •. At midnight 'iis pressmed this Pomp will burst Prom tenfold darkness." I du not conceive, for my pert, how this ran Te•ry well he, fur eVell presuming (upon whet grounds I know mid) Mai it is likely to be dark upon our side Of the th.b., d will out be so is the other hemisphere, sad although we they hewn midnight bete, it will be brood day-ti g ht wi th our Antipodes. In this ease there is no (either comment requisite. • At the eiroelosion of the hr.t Bouk be bas the fullow:r.g words, which allude to Pope:— " Olt itssid he mounted on his wiog of are, s' Soong Oren I tick." Wow this *as evident! ) , intended as a compliment, y. t the waterelinference in he drawn from it is plainly the.. Nest the height which, fur himself, Young calls mere sickinA, amulet hive been quite • soar fur Pope. Such inarcurarie. its Miele, however, if a hundred more uf them could be foe no, *Nabt to go for nothing, in comparison with the merit awl *sine of the noble Poeta, when it is considered in its proper C. R. S. light, es • wAofe. - rail E CHASE. Nis Majesty: Majesty's stag humid. will meet this day at °eking. bans, sad on Friday at Stoke Commun each day at ten eeloelt. Lord Derby's slag hounds will meet to-morrow at Fda Keaton. Mr. Farittillarson's eelehrated pack of Dorseishire fox hounds will meet at Deadmoor to-morrow, in the tale of Blackmonr, near Storminster Nrwion, 'ten mars from Blandford, and about the sane distance from Muriel louty. ^ LAW ltiTELLlGlfftcr. V COUILT OF CRAMMY, 11ATvitohT, Maims 31. • GDEEN's COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. Mr. BLIGH said that it Wes not the intention of any of the parties in this case to trouble hrs Lout.. ship with any further observations, but tht7 wishtd to . know how the COOS were to he paid'. The LORD CHANCELLOR directed that all the costs should be paid by the Cullege. sTRATHMODE V. STRATHMoitit. Mr. HART said lie had read the brief which hod been intrusted to him in this elite, hilt it did n6t • appear to MI for soy pertitMler remark after What ha t'fallen from his Lordship on the subject. tie thought, however, that. with reap-ct to coos, tl e trastees for the infant -Plaintiff had asked too much, for they hid claimed the *INA of their costs oet of the Scotch estate, without'saying a word of tho‘e ()title Defenhatet. The LORD CHANCELLOR directed that the cowl.. deration of costs should be reserved. CLEMENT V. TUENER, REINERT, AND Tilt BANE Ut' ENGLAND. Mr. Wirrottimn - prayed for an injunction to rt.- etraM the Defendants from drawing nut of OM Bank 1200/.3 per cent. annuities, rend to restrain the Bank from iistriog the same. The &tendert, Turner, bought hone Clement 1200!. stock, Ibr which he gave a chick on Lubbock acrd Co: for 867/. Upon reeeiviog this check, Clement trans ferred the stock to Turner, rho afterwards trans ferred it to Helberl. Upou the plaintiff presenting the check at Messrs. Lubbock's, it was ascertained that there were fro effects in the moue of Tomer. The Lowe CatAavELLoa writ.' Mr. Wingfield if he hal arty . effhlaVit slating that Herbert irad been* party to the fAiutl committed on the Plain tiff? . Mr. W'iwartELo said he hod, no affidavit which spoke ptniiiively to that fact, but he would. prey the ittrinCtion en the ground of Herbert being ~ baste! far Turner. It appeared that ittrner bed burrowed 1,200/. stock from Herbert, which he was to replace by the Ist of 'May; as however, be had replaced it before the arip l eha s( l ti me , ti er b ett ought to be considered in the light of a trustee. The Loan CatacaLLoa s‘t no reason all a persoh who had borrolved sit s k, an u to i v - eland:llg to repay it a certain time, should not r•- pay it before that first if he pleased. The PI mai ti must strew, by affidavit, that Herbert was privy the fraud Ware the injunction Could be grentetl. A. might decreed B. ul ceition stock, but ir v. tnine honestly by it, he could lint be affected by the fraud of A. Tile Plaintiff. =bat pan A au amended affidavit. An awful instance of sadden r death oreornad 'rsilay evening. Mr. Wilt,'Mimi. tate of the tired 'ravens, in the l'aultiry. left town on Frata% afternoon. for his lean/whewN Clophano ; hr (wok tra, sod afterwards. as woe coatassary amt. Lint, 11l sheets 'ley). On Atli:Ail% he tauplsiaed of Inds position. desired his bed to he ortertirds and rettr..l to rest. Ile rot into bed witlatwat any its...lanet-, just laid down. anti expired insapoleattly. .Alr. W. was a man 'who enjoyed a good state of health, and was upwards of 70. 11 1 I . 11~ .