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P' - MI -~""~ i 7 • of man must be closely eitansised sod criticised, in ender that the minds of men may be prepared. instructed. slims limed. end enlivened with elm increosed degree of knowledge. which in herniating to beam epos the world or its usiversal Mr. Locke field. that s all mane', of furee,kritboht rig*, epos a man's person, puts hi.. is s state of war with the aggressor, sad of conseeptence that being in s Clete of war, be stay lawful', kill biro that pots hini under this unnstu• rat restraint." Me. Latta woes thesootiesCuldiesowher_ et Moe earips Ut sibs Niftite 4 - 11111briTter ihe ka - instig;tista L IM mils with whithllleeirky is ailieted, and _ressitewieg Them; and le4eg row in misseesieb ies metneheaditalleetiose the priteektellity • es* Matey wf the arrangensewts sow &manumit, whit* lace been the Arun of thee ievestigatioa, aided by a loan seem of attest expr. rimeals, he ogees to eachante Their poverty fur wealth, their 'dilemma 4r keetriedge, their seine for kiedwess, 1 heir a visiimns fur maids. Ile eitet* to effect this draw milhelit sobjerting a single isalividoat eves to lempsoull, Idebbliga usenet. N. ene shell salt by it for as hew; ' esseetially bernelted within a Jain period from ere hat& duelists, and yet nut say part of the 'Aiello/ systole' ehdielet promatorely diseerbed. " I Mr. Owes is a 'vertigo! philalopher. For the mere smear •nderstsedisig aid appliristien of Mr. Owe's', views, let its ecomeiater what is called, " losing one's temper," a issiefsktrob' from which few, if any, are totally exempt. Au alkali., obaervatiou of the way a which piing pee* are brought alp. will in a great measure explain the castor of Ibis pros trailing weakness; fur we very emansealy remark that b temper may be improved et injured by di/revert anodes of treat meet. We ere many who have great command over their feel ism, and who rell.olll themselves into good halanar, or, &Iwo a recollection and sense of another's fully sod isiThasity,.prin serve a transmit state of mind. This is naterally such 'sake to tome than to others; and so it is with unsay ether • feelings, in proportion to the istellemual rapacity, sad the state of The *cruise system. Some children never, or I I • hardly ever cry; others are always piping. The mass of mankind, as they VOW older, lose their obildbh dispositions • and behaviour ; but some kw, from a weak 'Mud hod bail • tint' , retain thens Ilkoogh We. This is particularly oh servals!" in women, manes to their mistaken system of eds . ration. It is the alrengtheaiwg of the nerves, and the greet* - of the tumult power., improved by such iileas sod optadoes as estate a disgust at childish thieve, that serve to intruders • a firm and ratioaal dispisaitioo. On the same principle, it may he seen that mild and sensi ble initials, con eying to the mind Ideas which give thinned' of (baguet et ill temper sod ookioderes, email produsems like erect, strengthening the ...ryes, enatiliag a pen** l beer opposition with mod humour, and bringing to the Meettee. tiJit on all occasions• those rational views *high dale *ever tend to irritation. The human mind iv sot illidempered or till rendered so by igosiroat °lmitable's, Ibis ilirerted and unnecessary reaistaitre sod viola...ire, Bad treatment soon ii, after which it is needless to expect it to lie either geode or sweet. Such, ton, is Ilse case • with all amoral propeuaities or qualities. At birth they ere not wasnitable ill tempered, or irritable. They ale rendered so by after taismanagenwui. When left to themselves, trod to the troadort of an onenlighteued mind, already crossed sad mired, they herniae rusty and over • "" iggilwr with besperfestioa, ta experience has proved to oar cleat. A genii may be wasted sod abused, itherefwe Ituw to use it is the discovery to be made. The world have met ceased to Inareel with their stature, because had habits sod fake motions have made their steads a dismal sod muddy pool, and they have never yet sere clearly best to pre. serve the salami pellacidity of the Waist mind, der. Jog the process of infosisg info it the strong viii. fyiNg waters of knowledge sad esperietsre. The practice obit+ it is accessary fur them to learn is, to prevent the it-fatless' disputes of die young, which take place before the years of diseretioe ; to treat all equally, is order not ts produce any env, or jealousy; to give instreetioe palirutly, end always calmly; to force an knowledge by 'Meucc i such a conduct ocenaluaierg a had temper; in short, to act to wards the young as In beings having no property detri mental to them *bee they heat come into bfr, but ready to receive peaceably sod willingly every orreful itilructiorv, wht.o properly given. An invariable role shoold be, to grit theta when we cannot he calm sod good *elated to Illrcl (fur the brute creation beat their yodel when they are out of bestow . with them); awl stases to emitted* That we have not found not the proper method of ironeeyieg any weir) truth sad instruction, when peace and geed humour, and mealk treatmeat are heart-tool ; and therefore that it is better to leave them ignorsot or it, thaw to enforce it by any • means, which are sure to produce that relied sod vitiated mead which daily proves owe greatest inisfeetisee, sot which, however time and patience may tend to eahn, cleat, and analog, the likes in it, we eon expect to be come as traisapartnt and sunshsny ma we may preserve that of our desceadauts. The old proverb is yes, troe—we eau, i e 4 r ad, leach much noire than we Coll practise. Before I conclude, allow me- In refer to the Phrtoologi-ts, roneernio% whose doctrine. I perceive you take an interest. Thai sect believe that the faculties au, through visible or gans, sensible to the sight aid touch. There is doubtless a scot ace at t h e bottom of theirayalsne but they cableway err to considering argots-id slip ataitious sod eleavairter to he in ease properties with their 'ethereal continuations,. Should my correspoodgisce prove sgreeablr, yaw shall buratto' receive another commosticalion. 1' I am, Sir, your obedient Servost. A LOVER OF TRUTH. ~...> AMERICA. BUENOS AYRES. The following is given in a New York Paper as the latest intelligence received in that city from Buenos Ayres. new yoaz, JUNE 9, Jail. We are indebted to Captain Bassett, of the brig Laara Aaw, arrived yesterday, in 45 days from linraws Ayres, for the following interesting intel bgence:-- At the time the Lassa ,On sailed from Buenos Ayres, the greatest agitation prevailed iii that city. It was reported those there had been a revolution at Cordova. and a violent civil war was going on be tween the Provinces of St. Jug° de l'lritero Tucu man and Sena. Carters, with an increasing force, was said to be at Melingue, within the frontiers of the Province of Buenos Ayres. It was said that he bud got together from three to four thousand horses. on which it was supposed that Ramirez would mount his troops as soon as he had crossed over the river. Colonel La Madrid had gone out into the country three or four weeks before with a • atilonteer, hut not a very 00111111tf011f corps, to ob setve the movements of the enemies; he had ~ reported the position of Carer., but was not strong 411101%41 to attack him. It was believed at Buenos Ayres, that a war would soon he declared wish Portugal. A brig had been loaded and dispatched from Moote Video, wash arms and smmunition for Rsiiiirez. She lied :lesser' Buenos Arm The Government had sent two vessel. to intercept her, bat it was believed ti n had not succeeded. Doily impressment* of American and other foreign peonies, had been going as et Buenos Ayres for some time previous to Capt. Beerett's sailing, to man a flotilla fitting out against kiteerra. Afros days boture hemiled, sic men were tekto_feent taus American vessels Wag at Egreseda, oboist tee leagues from Buenos Ayres; neer isesoing a few hours in the snicks, had been piaiened sod tied ow horses, and brought to Bue. •Inse Ares, where, *floe passing a few hours in Kira., were MO so boon* the tiotAla. On the re. iweiguistion of Mr. Forises, our *rut, those men •. • WX4 . 0t' 141 17 IFFPr r , ~• ti • :. Were given up . ; but as the prh tice of impress- rutcleil two cen i i er s directly to 16 tiiiperor mr.i se mollitit.l%. of persons. t Jr Val k will also Meld Vag nonmed at Itle*state, cotwithrtsurting • AN-Emile', rot) that flaw return will d e c n ie - t his hest of i.. swat:fiesta, and will, nu doubt, draw ii very polite letter from Government to Mr. F . " 1 4", sub port 4 „1 u tr iu , I propsrlitruntle multitude to •iew the eXlettSiWY 1 ,1,..- &souring Wu th it it should be discontinued, that ' namanaos, JU LT 6. plortillita dint .iii there lye row& for the tplethhd putitllllllo addressed a rwcond note to the Govern- . . Ment, arid it was believed tit Copt. Ilosiett's depot , . 1 A cou ri er d i spatched l'l the Ottoman l'inte from tit.-works o f th e ev et• h te . Bramit of titlttic, TOW, that lOW hotlines' watold he decided in the man- i Bucharest tii London, passed through the day be- stanotied itt dilleient pots ut *l P.. 46. will o'cca" ober r.VoMbes. A two/demotion which fore yist e rd a y. s i ona ll y enliviii the revile tlttrioa- the Moose of hod been psis iiiiblished by the Governor, HEIMAINSTADT (TRANSYLVANIA), itINII 24. the a i tsy. but the iliNt m , g ,,, t i,,,,, .;wettscie %11l who w ordetints dad .11 as renewed by die 'un Tore to in rather s had re tro sided two ng language, The Tacks ar e n u t y e t iu Jassy, but tlw dials" be reserved for th e tilLfit, in the ilisill4v of th, fi .e. iipers . of t he Arnaut.. s and fletairiater, upon the route of works, mid the illotiiiiiidtion of the trees it, the years in tlre cannily should take Op teams Slid be i enrolled as soldiers. A eopy of this peochrthation 1 Skorleni (the p r i nc i pa l p a ss f ro m Husain into Mol- reitiny of the S..rpe t ei tie River. The mrCelit Of Us olio been furnishedll 2 Yetalit• elniailt. The 111.1- 1 (Istria). !stoves that they are not very far off. Jas.)? Mr. SARUM, the erlebraleil aeronsat, in a belluou tisk merchants had Met. signed and addressed to I is almost evacu a t e d b y the ishabilatits; any brigand t from the Green Park, will not ei.lil iu intere.t to Captain O'Brien, the senior uavul officer at OUTROS mar there d om i neer , A f ew slays since Piiiire of firm remon...--- Ayres, a very ._—..ossesanee against this indllhit declaring their determination to quit the Nubia_ sooner than submit to ii. This has been coming. ideated to the Governor by Captain 0' Mien with a Sharp note, which has gives' great offence. This Governor's immediate answer was, that thia law Innst be executed; that if the British mer. chants determined to quit the eoutitry, they were it liberty to do so (and in reply to a demand of time to setae their afftirs), the Governor further said that uo tilde would be prescribed; that they alight take their .own time, hot as long as they staid they 'thus' eoinply with the law. At the time Captain Bassett sailed. lire British mervlionts were all threatening, and mime were pre paring to leave Buenos Ayres. Fortunately there were Da Americans e•tablished these who came within the meaning of the law, awl our agent there very properly remained neutral in the discussion. The day before Captain Bassett sailed, being Good Friday% Don Jinni Marino Puyerredini, fur several years Director of the United Provinves, landed from Monte Video, alter about twelve months' banishment's he had is very strong party, and many people entertained the opinion that he would agaiu be placed at the heed of the Governs. tent. Don Martin Rodrignet had Yeceirtly &Oared himself, by isruelainstion, Governor for the three ensuing years. Artigas hail fallen, probably never more to rise, and had fled to l'aiagnav, where he was prisoner.to a Fresithentsti named Francis, Go senior of that province. General Ramirez, who is now at the head of the party once attached to A itigroi, was vollecting a force in the interior. with the vermeil uhject.uf at bieking the city of Buenos Ayres, displacing per sona now in power, sod substituting those friendly to the faction. General Careers was abut 200 leagues in the interior at the heart of about 300 men, and had lately gained a victory over the (inventor of St. Louis, who opposted him with about sod men. He had cut off all commitment ividi Chili. with the exception of some foreigners alio were allowed to pass aud 'Team Ills supposed object was to eu.e,perate with Rentitrz in reducing Buell.* Ayres, and should they ttrevt a juurtinn, no doubt was eidertained of t h e it success. They both have a very strong party its Bu. nos Ayres, and their most bitter eneuties ail thot Carrera, for Re twine patriotism Lord Weeds, lies riot ate equal in South America. O'Higgiris, the Director of Chili, was consider ed as the tool of General San Martin, and as their party had all the arms (and consequently the power) in the country, the friends of Carrera were forced to remain quiet. The best advice,' from San Mar tin stated, that he had retired thirty leagues from Lima, but the prevailing opinion was, that he would ultimately accomplish his views either by force or intrigue. Captain Bassett states, that the produce of the country was eztresnely scarce, sad at exorbitantly high prices, and tRe market overstocked with every species of good.. The liver was crowd ed with shipping, and many vessels would be COT !wiled to go away in ballot. Money was very scarce, sad no ...entity for either person or pro perty. [Hew follows a letter from Mr. Forbes, agent of the United Stater, to the secretary of the Go vernor, respecting citizens of the United States. who have been impressed, and also, a decree of the honourable Junta of Representatives, relating to foreiguers.] sorrow, woe 3. Arrived the ship Courier, Briggs,B9 days from the coast of Sumatra, sailed from the coat 4th Maras. Ship Hope, Tale, left &heat for South Tallapou, the Sloth February, having been on the coast fear months ; bad procured 700 pleols pepper, board to Europe; brig Malay, Boardman, sailed from Troumond ?Bth February, bound N. ; ship Del. pbos, Gallop, sailed from Analaboo about the 12th February for Palo RUA ; lost her seeoad officer by Dickers, soots after her arrival. Brig hoe, Saul, bad been at %mi. B a t" some time in December last, bat bad sailed for Pulo Preen. Ship From* of Salem, was at N. Tallapor ; sad ship Mary, of Bootee, at (hula Bohm about 20th February. Brigs Reaper, &soon • Unice, Rice ; Ontario, Cbeever • sad Bessie, Batchelder, were at Padang 26th February lOading with coffee, which was at 191 dollar s per pieta. Ship Ida, Williams, ad sailed from Padang some time previous, des tination ankaows. Cantacuseese rau.ed the head of one of the inha bitants to be struck A1a...., he -heitlisecused sit• having delivered some Iletairistra into the hands of the Turks. His brother was obliged to carry• his head through the streets of Jassy, ;mil 'revives' for him self four hundred blows upon the feet. The 11,. tairistes have formed into guirilla pasties of 30 or 40 each —they scour Moldavia, pillage the houses, and distribute the *heat among the peasants. They persecute the inhabitant. because they 'hunk them favourable to the Turks. The Litter have commenced short marches towards Ja•sy by the valley of Beide. Their number appeals, to be ',cistern ten and twehre thousand inert, hesidrs the requisition's Which they ure now tusking. They send out detatlintents of from ten to shirty men on all side*, who bum the Gres k churches slid con vents, and assassinate the Priests and the ifetairists in the must cruel manlier, searing them with 11,4 iron in the most sensitive parts, cutting iliens with sharp instruments, and finally decapitating them after protractrd suKriisg. A traveller arrived from Kielienou, n com►nrrcial city of Russia, assures us the troops expert daily with impatience the order to enter Nlsilvaria. the other hand, the Tusks complain of Russia. maintaining that she suffets the Nrssiris•er to form in her territory, and to swell their farces against Turkey. Tie 1 1 4clia of Braila, who required the removal of the Creek vessels stationed in the Das rube, near the mouth of the Prith, under the Russ. sign Rag, has received no sisswre: Entrance into Russia is allowed to the fugitive Ileissitistes, but filmy' are obliged to lay aside their uitns and uni form. I'll,l are already, for the greater part, fur ssislsed with RUVIIIIIII passpots. Of Wallachia we know nothing certain. It is known that the Ti,, ks have occupied Bucharest without rrssstant•r ► but no imp►►rtant result has taken place yet wills respect to Te►gorrisch. Several chiefs of the insurgents have gone over from the Turks. It is very d Ilieult to acquire airy sore lutchhigeucr from Willi 'chile. uny the stinents of the doe ? gristle in the revising the Thestres it..yal grill all be open to tit-. Public grain it , msly. sod :i Retrial illitiiiiii•tiant will expiess at once the offectionate loyalty of the ',t00., to the ',emu' if his MA'S:STV, toad the imerest they 114-1 in the event which will this d.y be celebrated. The !liver, Ino, will he avide lilt beetle of festivities. Tln re sill be bust•race, n. ti several barges will be diviiiitelied from the men if Isar in the River to enliven !beset:tie hr their presence. Tipse busts, se understand, gi en be eto r loyell in theuaing rockets :.t night. Preparations so even sive will make the time pays sway pleasmitly. sod enable the prasplC at large to enjoy in smite degree the amosements of u festirsl which ought to he re girded t 0.144 ions!. The arratit:einciits wish respect to the loesli , y of the different I min's of attraction, seem to have b. est mule for the pot. po.r of presenting, as touch us possib!e, an %vaunt ptessuie of the multitude at soy single plater. The frgtivitirs of the chy commettc,tl •t one o'clock this •turning with the glop% of bells •ud firing of cannon. Pati4 Plo.t.t of thy Ititet nrrir.tl itt :t life hour last taigle. Thr follywnig Ir at, extriet !ARM JULY IC The accounts (tont Vienna of the Sth July iffy, that t h e mail from Constasitinsiple, with the letter• of the 12th June, has arrivid, hut the infelhaerser is by off means favourable. After BaronSuuKunofl lied retired 10 Ilifjokdefe, the Tiff kleh GolertiaNeal 11241 itelZo,l nil the papers mid effects whkh be had left in hie hotel. lle was liffasflf na►suwly seatrlieal, but he had happily succeeded in Pending a comfier to his Offset. Wei of the lette►e agave in saying thlt Itn•aia cam hafdly avoid taking ankle of the insults the 'Fmk. here offered it. The accurate of m..saerre at Coliallalliaeple hose foes exeiterfatf fl, yet there are many exrcutiuos, The Turks heft not mitered Jassy on the :Oils Jone. Areouni. from Trieste, ofJuly t!,,sly, that the Toriis have entirely routed the neighbourhood of Ate's par- Imes hail t;aiued minty advantages. The Cre.lis haJ ber• viry asteessful at ova. The Paris Papers of Sunday last, which have arrived ittlf office, afford s om e f ur th e r grounds fur believing that a rupture will very shortly take piece bet %ern Russia and Turkey. Baron S•reo cub oFa certainly kit coustNittifiopie in an abrupt uwuoer for has contory residence, where lie pro. posed to remain wail lie should ,write instructions. from the Emirerur ALEXANDER, to whom hr bad oiwistclied two couriers with intelligence of the events that had nert►rrrd in the Turkish ceinial. Tlie uocra►iog n u ►rder, of Chriatians its Con stant. ply, snider, us it is said, the imme diate co 11111 l tools of the Set.TAN in duced the Russian A usbessidor to renionstiate warmly with the SULTAN and his Vizier ; but the barbarians regarded such an interference us an in dignity, and ',hewed tlieir contempt of the hui►tane Ambits-odor, and of his Corer 1111 l rot, by pursuing their couise of assassination, and Ivy insulting the Baron himself. The SULTAN dismissed his lair Vizier, avowedly because the natal was not suffi ciently !sanguinary for his purposes; limit the pre sent Vizier seems to be a ruffian after his own lirart ; for so kern is his appetite f.•r blood, that the Greeks alone will n o t cooing hint ; lie murders CM kiwis of all de 111111 l i l ;talons. It would ant only be a blessing to sinsokind, hat a special ether' to Ent opr, if the power of the Turkish vitiate were tit ert mated ; stud should the Russians now resolve to 61)1g/141 the let ks, w e might look with well-found ed hover In the aaa 11111 l rot of this great good. The Tanks in getieral regard Great Britain as their best friend. We I►ave nut of la•e years beers forstroale in our foreign conneximis, but there is move whit It we should hot int far to as alliance with the odious owe,- of these lorshattatis„ An article of ii•telligenee from Trieste, of the Ist of July, stop,. that Sir ROMIERT LISTON. our former Ambassador at Constantinople, had snivel! their from Corfu, and had reported that the occur retied+ in Greece were favourable to the cause of the Patriots, ldr. Prince, resident of Tappanooly, Apt for the East India Company, had made a contract with the Rajahs of the principal porta, for most of this year's crop of coffee, at 14 dollars per picot, payable in specie. At Tronmond the contract was fur 15,000 piculs, and when the Courier sailed, Iwo large ships were then receiving it, and several smaller vessels at tie small ports purchasiNg all they could obtain. One slop had loaded at Qual. Batow, with pepper, on this account, and sailed fur Tappaueoly. Nose of the Americana at the coast bad °Maimed sop pelipor when the Courier left, except the Hope, Tate, of mac PARS PA PIIRS. A min of Aineric4n Paiwra has h-en received at nur Office, New York Journals in tOtli of Jinn.. A G..iitleut to jot.t arrived is that city, alto Vela Olt: on the 2,1 of May, slides, ,hut all liu,ittevs was t•ttai,entleil at that ware ; Mods haul arrived from Mexico fur three week', and the whole lisiernot or the country wu. In a data ru volution. The r rew• of all vurimel, arriving at Vert Cruz wrie takes, out to lawn the forts. PARIS, JULY 15. The Court of Peers dosed its deliberations yes terday on the affair of the 19th August. The sen tence will be pronounced on Monday. The Five per Cent. Consols are 85 f. 55 c. Batik Actions 1,530 f. couresniquosms, JUN! 12. During the last six days the horison has become nearly darkened. The Be:on de Strogonoff has broken off his communications with the Porte, and set out fur the cooutry prreipitsitly. It is said that the Government has retained the effects belonging to the Baron, and had taken means to keep him iu vies. fur fear of his depot ture. It is also said duct the Gormand has di5.4411 .441 1 Sip $.14.1 1401111 is scenes taifit.w.:ll4 s* ,:am A private fetter was revesve.l art Vern Craig on the Ist of Ai), from Lima, wittio l e, that 11.16149 ass 4 lo4l.lllCit way t iiiiii etionely atfordrd, the ,leer wort aurretoler to thr Plitnuto. The Br.vet un thy roasting Cormi,iron mill take in Livtitesautit-Getie,a4 I I thiONIN. Atapr•liearrol HANNA', Colonel JASPER. :11 i t.s, Ltruiviilait. Colosirt CHRISTOPIIeIt, C. PA - telt:lMS. hlejor CARY, foyel artillery, rod the Captahla or lily. liswe's CORONATtoll.—Hulithey al all the Public 01Ikes. THE B tuns II PRESS. lON DON, THURSDAY, Just 19, 1821. About nine o'clock lest night the KING left Carlton Palace fu► the house of the Speaker of the Howie of Commons, in Palace.)aid, where hi• Majesty slept lust night. Hie Uajr•ty's coach was e►cotted by a strong detachment or the Osford Blues, accoutrtd rs cuirassier,. They made a most beautiful appearance. The carriage drove at a rapid rate across the parade in St. James's Park, through Storey's-gate atid Great George-street. His Majesty was recognized by the crowd on his passage, and saluted with every expression of loyalty and attachment. Prior to the depar ture of his Majesty from Carlton Palace, the crowd b e t ween St nre y',_ ga t e and Westminster Hall had been cleared by the Scots Greys, so as to make a convenient passage for the carriage, and his Ma jesty did not set nut until after an officer had arriv ed at the Palace gate to anuounce that all w as ready.— Hiq Majerty was gu.tritetl through the night by the Lord Great Chamberlain attrl the Usher of the Black Roil. There were no preparations of importance. His 11ajesty's sofa bed was brought from Carlton-house. This morning the Lord Great Ch a mbe r l a in will carry to his Nlujesty tsis shirt mud apparel, soil, with the. Lord Chamberlain of the Household, d►rrs his Majesty. The pcoce►ston iog arranged i.s the Hall, his NJ...jetty will take los omit in the chair of state, sod the ccretuomea will commence. The splendid ceremony of the k o's Corona tion, which is to be celebrated this day, will of course for this dry solierseile every other consider ation, and occapy exclovively evert• mind within the wide extent of this immense metropolis; and indeed it bust be allowed that the tiovioue and considerate cure of his MAJESTY, and of those to whom the tosnagenieut of the public amusements has been intrusted, lass provided ample mewls for gratifying the people during the coniree of the next twenty-four hours. This tley will be ob served us a holiday in all the Courts of Justice, in the public offices, et the 8 ouk and the Excliaoge, and all the shops i i the metropolis will be closed, so that humors, small lint in any form obtrude itself upon !while otteeition, or divert it from the eitiwyttirot of this great national fes tival. The tertllll/1 y of th e coron a ti on itself, in all its parts, with the view of the prue m i ou from the Ball to the Mabel, will occupy mu rut. , • v. 0 A • .. s eft Y .; ' ai ..4. ::/ r k S• 1 10••• a b & 61) e FASHION:I4I;R mOrcus %TS. 1 - fir !il4.plio and M.tel.iuerwt or isHrka.th.“l 'arrived tio.wr 0.4 ' Pun.•h}, 10 aAlta..' Ilw Curoual ***** two* Iddr.l C irritatoffie /soma' prdi•rdwy el 144 lrw•e, eh.. yard, hue% his tast e IV}romn'w Abtieh Lori ma.t evittlaii• trap& ur auin•d in town ' 31.1*e, Kuria. Plikt .I.ms aaa a stl IS 'lac 1. ..4 Alherterlr.warpoi, Owe • taw,. Mr. and Mrs. ye.tridsy itt sbe irineyw-merr.4. tr Arrival.. at Hodgson's Iloit I, lknior.oiret .k raitie and family awl Captain gains y ‘ohs.; K H•rdues, e.q. from ki..sit llama ; J %Vend E y I.nisi his grit in Wag U ICkbleITC ; Med Mr. 1..1111111 and M.. r from a tone. Obwir4 tr fi towu y. strr.lay f., ~ *rat, Taplaw, 11..ary seyowar. Esq. kft toss yesterday f.a. Brolfo.d.asse. arra! and Mrs. Atli mad fartOy attired yesterday t DI tkr's Hoar', Jrrneva onet. lota the Kill Ind•re Arrir:ds st tit. W. J•IMIPts'• JCIXIOVM-•trell. !—T'... 111.1,0 p of Litarsirk sad OW. tru.o Itelattd; Cu'sys , I S nits ' a tone; li.. sad Ilea. L. N.rrM..ul atm. &salty ; rud Raotrli. Esq. 11101118 X tom. Sir Joke, SIM 1.1417 )e-ser to• at the r. itrar)o-strret, from their *rat in 5i...,. p.{SHIUX.IIJI.Ii PA It PI The 111arrisi,,uees tor Sslisbnr♦ enlerlelueJ p,et, ~f futhOmahles yerieetisy evemug, hrr house iu A.lmttou. v earl , the Amin44,l.ltor at the Net he, I.ta.ht, eller s s iitiptituav eatertainnient Jeaterd•t, at hit hum.r Whitehall place, to a large pitte d diatlntni.h.•d prra u ., age+. A g wh.-ast N Hat.rhaz,, tweak lay, Duke 1)•• Fri.it, Comet Atuoata•r, Como, Vl„,,tt,, ‘ W on't .* P,inc e Ilataral,ll , IS9MIM 11;hz,i.,.. Cava, (; Bent te.rk. Ike Eli 'll Harr o d hv. W+.lsno. lAA Man.fir ;Intl rtteeti (Arils Shim •iith, II.•; Grarral N. terr, Kir K. che.ter, g.run Baran Siieriaeht, M. De N jetsam', Si.e. &e. Ye.terdny Pmaer ikoPoLD went to C.o!!c!. Peter to pvy his srsptc.s 141 his MAJISt Y. Yet•terday ilir Dake and Dodoes.. ()ICI. RFNLE, toreimapat.ird by his S.rrete I b*bis.s. the tr.Ywny, Dilko 4.1 ati.41.1.-41 by Baran HAVIABACK. sisd li.ruu TWRCK, went lu Wefl galfasler A lOW, to herr Ihr inu•ie r bearse4l to be pr funned this 11 4 at the coruitalion. Tuesday his tbsyst Iligtmess the Doko of C*34- natuut 'hued w•th the Duke read Ouchr.• of GLOUCESTER. Un Fndely liar, shoot two o'clnek. b's (t o y d I 11.41111rSS the Doke of SurisEit eniexierc.- eelly at Ea.il Derehow. osi hi. wav Irom Ho and rifler eluiseging borers et the Kiesg's Arm.: hit,. proerrclrd ow his road tee (Uhl ALIIIEMARLIt's). Uu his K.. 1• Highness's it eeivreiieg the eon iage, he was rec. irril tiy the po pulace with there chetr., and vet e,tt. amidst 1..0,1 sercheenntiiiin• eu.l generdl cries rel •• The Qmoroi nerd her righter." — it V/40 MOM tioilristiwwl Irwin moor ur the Duke's attendants, th Mr.( okii steel Sir 1.1 It we.e on the and they sheettiv r airived at tier house of W. etahisott, Evq. they alig,lneit Nsail partook of "done relrestioneoe ; iu the 'wean time, tier peeped we leaving provided theineelvree with ropes tke. oei their ve-enteroig the ealriage attached thriiisd Vt.% td if, acid drew a round the 'looker, through the pniseapil steeds, o w l end ref tier 110%11 Oil the IValluu road, roil Oro took their leave swirled repeated cher') and Reds -1:111110e1.. Oil Satter(lay last his Roy:el Higline ■ 11. c Duke of Sessvi j•rit his arty Corm M►. toite.'6, at Ilwk ham) arrived at Cambridge, vied alter taking sours re-bodement lee called ut DRIGHTON'S Libfar, where he remained 'lnwards of lin hour selecting works in the Oriental and Classical language'', and early printed hooks, and left orders for several others. The Royal Duke's attention was to have visited King's College Chapel, but he was pre. vented by the untievownehle weather. His Royal Highness ate/words dined with his Chaplain, the Rev. G. A. Baowrsa. at Trinity College, with select party of friends.—Suntlay morning his Royal Highness attended divine service at Chen. triton Church, near Cambridge, afterwards dined in Trinity College-hall with the Master, ands scleet party, and in the evening attended divine service at the College Chapel.—Monday morning the Ronal Duke breakfasted with a select patty at the Rev. G. A. llitowns . .'r ro•ems, and at about eleven o'clock took his departure fur London. Aliirrinasi MAGNAT entertained on Treads). at dinner at ins house, Easi.hill, Surrey, Viscount SiDitiouTtl, the Vielt-CHANCELLOR, and a *vita puny of llndenur CATAI.Ant's Inst Concert for this oes sun will positively take place on Muadsy Next, at tie Arnie Rooms, when she will sing three new Airs. sad Vy raiticular will repeat Roik's Violin Variations Mr. KEAN sided from New Yotk Cu the SI!I of May, in the Martha, SKETcituiY, for Livropool. Bowe kart.e l : New York, he coward tuotiumeo: to be erected its St. Pier church, tit that eat'. the memory of los greut pretirtresuar, COOKE, bun.• died in America. On Tutsdny the drawing or the Lottery too , place, when J. Mild J. SiSIV6NtrauHT hail the pltlnti , to share awl sill Born Prises of *AVM, Nos. *1,18? a" 12,730, in ailtlitiuu to No 1,448, 4,0001.; No. min'. 2,180/. all in the p“pesit Lottery. The Curtsuate bulaleet are !iterated to apply 6.r the value of their shares tame finitely, as well as to formal, thi !twelves with Shama for the host close or the I...iserv, Tilistsra, 24111 1 11 0. 120 . . 4 " hirer of 23,4401. 15,0001, sad usamy. other Capitals, wad all be draws,. Oil at-briny kat No. 10,1 1 130 eras drawn a l'r.ze o ir f en . l i ii . w s e i t: a l m y T. 11 li s n l u s • n al: ai l'ounili, which Old Shared by 1111 in Ouie Half, One Eighth, and Sit A l ' sold iv the worn. Lettere ez" elusive of the above, 14,041, a Psis, of 41,0004. 3 prr °Mt Ceausola ; 111,513 , , a Poiae of 11*,900/ 3 per erne. Cannel.. and several clamor capitals. The Luiteiy finishes 'kit llisciday, on which diy One Psiee of l ?kW * One Prize of 15.0010 Two Ptia , s of and various nibor C4Nlstili and Musty, 01°41 O r bedraera..A few wirranied Tickets sad Shute areasill selling lay 111511, at bii stare*, 4, Curahill, ..J Cliarioll - tross, London, and Agruts in die guido)-