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SCANDAL IN HIGH LIFE. The friendship lonic solisisting between certain parties who more in every elevated sphere. has been lately internal:led by a eery pecislior circumstance. The Lady, ho- is advanced its, years, has long moinyed the reputation of rent . wealth, a rernm-. mendation to she is indebted for marry sehnitnit; . l l liithi&ie.ll certain Noble Lard lies berate* )eisate tinge veihined her prime favourite. Like the Lady, begat. boast of personal at traction.; bust his polineel influence and peculiar situation all - corded hint so opportunity of Unproeing her ntrillitscv ms opPortonity which, it May be easily presumed, tie old Lady, *hose lieart was princi pally set on isterimiiitig her ahvady overgrown store. would nut fail to cultivate. The intimacy between the parties bee been long *subject of gossip in the neighleott Ilona ; they are ltoown to have had time priviite meetings, and that the old Lady has spade slimly educates to the Gentleman is matter of public notoriety. Many honest and well-mean trig preple have cried "shame!" at the familiarities that have taken place between them, which, al though net actually crisnitial as they have been represented, are neither very decent, nor such as evince • proper respect for public opinion. There tway not have been an illicit intercourse or intrigue between thein, but there has been all the semblance of ii; end more than euffivient to awake inspicion. The Gentleman. it should be observed, is a married men, of honourable character, except so Far us it may base suffered in the presetit inetance. Tire I. lily is single, and, in intelition to her other wealth, which constitutes tier chief recommendation, is the proprietor of one of the largest aud most profitable manufactories in the country. There is no heirs-s now to the United Kingdom to be compared with her in that particular. A coolness has lately been observed between the parties, awl such long aud close habits of intimacy could not be interrupted without exciting much conversation both in and out of doors. After • fete-a-tete some time ago, ill which high words arose, my Lord L.-- (+ he lover alluded ii ) left the room singing, " 0 ilk out your cosh your kisses won't do." This sally was soon reported by the servants in waiting, and the itelerence was, that they had quenched about money, that he wanted • louts, anti that the Ledy welsh) put hint off with kind looks and suit speeches. That the Lady has often accommodated Imo with tourney has never been queetioned, for though, iii Other respects, a moral male lie is very extravagant, mud indulges in state. rirade, and expenses, far beyond his urermary nouns or probable means, Mill it is will known tb.t his servants anti tradr•people would have °lieu gone unpaid but fur her assist- This pecuniary aid, him ever, h a s ne ver been viewed in a degrading and dishonourable light, our us other than • debt of enittih.e, as it is greatly overbalaured by the ssniseereus aitel important Per vices which he has from time to flute rendered her. Some other similar scenes are supposed to have produced a predloposttion to eptarrel, between three two loirg-uttached friends, but the actual breach ihat has taken place is, however, int;iutt d to another circumstance, for the explanution of which it is siecetwary to look bother hack into the biography the Lady. About 23 years ago she was coneidesed a steady med solid personage—prudent, correct, aud kiecuinspect in all her habits mid dealings. It was, therefore. with surprise, the world was given to un alerstanel that her guardians had conceived it neceeo airy to cutit:ol her actions, mid put her actually into a strait amities's:. Their conduct, iii so doing, was aiolently arraigned at the time, but they were not to be alihteted from their purpose, and they had the legal =power of enforcing their will. The Ludy has never since recovered her pet ft et freedom, sued *het is most curious she has never cottiplaiiied of her restricted situation. On two or flare ma:moons, 'mitred, she professed a desire to recover tor liberty, which was complied with to • extent, but the little use she made of it brought her sincerity into question, and sh e %v iol glad to exchange Ler liberty fur he r lonelier state. 11,werer extsaord;earry th;s may appear, it is easily explained by the love of gold, *hitch is the first passion of her heart, and the prime mover of all tier actions. Li her confined state she has fumed her wealth 10 increase enormously, and that more than comperoutes for her loss of liberty and every oilier ptitetion. From motives of policy or change of prieste farting, her friends, however,arc hotel's posed to indulge her ;my longer in this extreordi nary whim, and have advised her to [repine fur the resemption eif her ori4intil situation. They tire iedigment that !it r gold should remain locked up in her coffers, and that the country should be dented the betietit of its circulation. Among timer must actin on the 01:ClISi011, is hate ei-derunt fuser, Lent L--, and against him her rage, as might be ex ist gird, is chiefly directed. Some few days ago, she brtoight a crowd about her, at a tavern to Bi shopsgate-street, where she bawled and harangued for several hours, charging his Lordship with :rig to loin her, to dissipate her fortune„ and de stroy ell her present flourishing mariuferture. ilis Lordship Niue' the other Committees of her person mid estates, are lint to be frightened from their purpose, and ate determined shat her affairs Own be put on their old footing, ao that ere long out th e old La ly punt go, misty uttended cid ottiriel, as formerly, iu 441/, and not loaded with rags, tile filthy dressy to which she 1141 become attached 1 i) LONDON, MONDAY. MAY 31, ism We have received the Paris Papers of Wednes day and Thursday. l'he discussion on the Budget wus continued on the 25th anti 26th, in the Chain her of Deputies. In the course of the debate, one Member censured the conduct of the Minister of England, in neglecting its tnarine. A Petition was also received, praying the re-establishment of the laws against suicide. It 'traduced a long and ani mtted conversation, in which it was stated, that this • C f was rapidly increasing in France, and load grown to such an extent, that the number of sui cides in a single department exceeded one a day during a whole year. The Five per Cent. Consols were on the 26th 66 9-111th francs.—Batik Actions 1,305. A Flanders Mail arrived last night, with Papers from Brustr Is to the 28th instant. The following are extracts : TRANKFORT, MAY 21• It is affirmed that the integrity of the titatitt Duch) of Baden is guaranteed by the four great Powers, particularly by Russia, but that at the saute time the justice of the claims of Bavaria to ao indemnity are acksitialeilgeil. COLOG V E, MAN 20. The Minister for the Department of Public Worahip has, in consequence of a Cabinet Order, sent to the Vicars-General a prolohiti 111 l to require, in cat/not marriage between Catho lics and Piiitestants, the written engagements which hive hien so much talked of. The Clergymen who refuse an submit to this prohibition are to lose their office— It appears, however, that the ` Catholic Priests pewit in cc quiring these engagements ; they maintain that on what eclat s to the dogma* and discipline of the Church, they depend solely on the Pope, whence they infer, that the custom of these engagements emanating from the Holy See, the Pope alone can aioulish it. On Thursday the General Grahant, WEATHER - HEA p i , from Bombay, hound to the River, put into St. Ileleo's with foul winds. She sailed f How bay nu the 3il January ; Cape, 15th February ; and St. Ilelesia, 4th 3larclo. BONAPARTE was loving; hut, wore (IMO 11114 (n latch is certified by signal, daily, to the ships which cruise ro I tlw island), we cannot expo , et to learn of bins by any ordinary arrival, as it is known he has not been out of his grounds (rarely out of Ins !rouse) these two yews, ever since the arrival of Sir HUDSON LOWE. Mr. BARRY O'NI CARS , hula late Surgeon, asserts, that some months previous to lois leaving the his uublal!by residence uo,d close entilimonead had pro- duced symptoms of corfroted hepatilis.—Thr Ge sserul Graham proceeded fur tile Raver on Saturday. We tintlerMard that the Minister, }ielditig to the *deice of his frientle, hats abandoned the idea of a Property Tiax.—We lately mention:4l an inereioe of the duty on tobocco, as likely to form part of his new ways and means. To this, we believe, me are correct in now adding, a revival of the war duty on malt, and au iiicrerse of the duties ou tea and Juges. It is at last ascertained that Lord ELDON has signifled to Nlinisteis his wish to reeigo the Si , als, and nothing prevents his resigoition but the diffi culty of lip tling a person calculated to 611 the high office. 'Ube affection of Nlittisttis was tir:t fixed on th..t geeat and Le.trneti Judge, Sir IVILLESSI GILAhr, the ;ate of the Rolls, and Air. CA NNtse tpipolottql as the agent to carry the uisins of the Mittoit'el# tote tfect. The Wahl tionnurahle Gentleman hail three interviews with The Learned .Ledge, without being nble to carry his point. At !helmet isiserview on this subject. Mr. CA N N INO told Sir %VILMA,' aIIANT, dila the country was entitled to services. The hottet, in his mild manner, admitted the claim, but observed, the country It. them, as he wus In constant attend ance at the Cockpit, oaf! regularly attended his IVLiticreY at 11 7 '1)&0! one week in each month.— slid thus eud•d the negotiation. it is generally supinawit that Chief I3ara► Riot liDs will have the, next uili r. The fourth Report from the Select Committee on Finance has been printed by order of the House of Cons ))))) its. This Report relates exclusively to the Ordmince dep irtment, and chews, that the esti mate for the present year, an compared with that of 18Ig, exhibits a redaction of expense to the amount of 62,170/. Ilse Committee remark, that the estimated charge of the Ordnance for the current year bears the proportion of one to 7 . 1, to the whole expense of the slimy, and one to nr tly 51 to the whole sum required for the navy ; and they further sill it rental k, which we trust will not be ovei looked by Parliament and the coutitry-- " y cannot dismiss this branch or the mili tary roablislimeist, without adverting to the tie cessity r,f turning times of tranquillity to the im provement of the revenue by retrenchtnent end reg . money, without -which the best means of defence may be rendered incspablr of exertion in moments of alarm and danger."—This observation merits at tention in more points of view than one. It shows the decided opinion of • Committee especially appointed to examine the finances of the coun try, that the exhaustion of the nation is 'rich, that the best-appointed army ai,d navy are, front wont of resources, in danger of being rendered " incapable of exertion," mid that to avoid this imminent dan ger the finances must be improved—how ? not by new taxes, as the Mummer proposes—but according to the evidence of the Finance Committee, who have turned their undivided attention to this sub ject, and who have, we may presume, in the fulfil ment of their duty, considered on one hand the power of the people to support tiew burdens, mid, on the other, the possibility of reducing the present expenditure—" by re , rei chment and economy." The Committee have here recorded their opinions, and au opportunity will soon present itself its Par liament for the Members of the Committee to en force three just, and we may odd on the part of the people, these generous sentiments. Yvsteniuy be LORD CHANCELLOR bad an audi ence of the PRINCE REGLNT. Since the settling day, the scarcity of money stuck has been very considerable, and as the trans fer books of Consols shut for the dividend this week, the demand fur them has contributed mate rially to support the prices. Saturday was a holt day at the Batik, and consequently no business was done for money, a circumstance of which the specu lators for a fall availed themselves, and sold largely, and thereby lowered the price from 66, the fir►t quotation in the morning, to 66,t,; but es some purchasers appeared later in the day who bought freely, the market recovered to 668, which was the cfAing price of the day. Exchequer bilk continue at a discount of two or three shillings; but this is cot surprising, as they only pay an interest of three per cent. while the funds, at the present prices, yield considerably more. Bank Stock has in some measure recovered its depression ; a few days since 209 was the price : Saturday it sold at 419. The Thursday evening the bird Bishop of Quebec (the Rev. Dr. MOUNTAIN), and family, with Coaimissioner ROBERT BARRIE, C.B. em barked at Portsmouth nun board the Active frigate, Captain Sir JAMES ALEX. GORDON, K.C.B. which ship sailed for Quebec on Friday. His laurdal.ip's arrival on hoard was announced by a salute of 'Met en gond. The Greciam arrived at Portsmouth on Friday from a cruise, and is the only vessel of war ut Spit head. Admi►*l Sir GEORGE CAMPBELL, re turned from huh on Mondry evening, and resumed the command at Portsmouth. On Tuesday the ship Harrison, DAWS. sailed from Plymouth, with sixty paesenges, for Quebec. Several other vessels are taking passengera, at that port, for the same destination. The Douai/us, 26, Captain lion. V. GARDNER, with %pecie, fur Bengal, was spoke, on the 27th March, in lat. 8. deg. N. long. 25. W. all well. A part of the 79th regiment will embark for Jersey this duy, in the Caroline and Todd trans ports, which arrived at Port-mouth on Saturday eve ni ng , from Deptford. Tae remainder will em bark to the Zephyr transport, which is expected daily. The Larne, 20, has been commisvioned at Ports mouth ha the Mediterranean station, by Captain FORRLS ; the Thistle, by Lieutenant ['ANDER SON ; and the Snapper, by Lieutenant FAtiAN, fur the coast of Africa. Captain BUCHAN is ap pointed to suet eed Captain Foßins, in the com mand of Ow Grasshopper. —Lieutenant C. lmuLts, Mr. ANDERSON (1), Sturgeon, Mr. W. SCOTT, Master, and Mr. BENIFOLD, Purser, are appointed to the Larne.— Lieutenant ALEXANDER KENNEDY to continual the Hound ; Leuteitatit T. D. STEW ART. tuentutnand the Moon.—Lienteuants ADAMS, D. LEARY, S. SKYTH, and WILLIAMS. and Mr. W. IIAILIitON, Master, are appointed to the Atbion ; Lieutenant J. S. SHUCERIAGII, hopper. Lieutenant IZ. I. HEAD, late Flag.Lientenant to Sir CHARLES l'Es cosE, is prt) 11111 l sot to the rack pf Commander ; Mr. PASSIIIORAM, 51oithiptoon, to the rank of Lieutenant. The brig.. taiharine, FRANCES, of and from Swansea, arrived at Waterford the Tid joist. with hod of her fore-topmast. • The Itose, OTTWAT, of and from Newcastle to S. John's, N.B. hie put bock to Stud+, Inky.. - ,z . ..-....- -.~ ~ -'. .:~ POETRY. . A BRIDAL SEIa.NADr. t MUDICRN wrt.sit ittr.rnt. nut wakto, Brisk of Mn,, WI, ”ro• frs..ll sin.l the s.wrs-t bells chime? Lt- cu a•s,l horn from in, rotos.h 14v, 110 , w all LII Ifs PILO [-BOAT. sJilvol owe ii3y, A Hutch with TIM E. LOVE .al on n Into kit /aril, And saw old Titer in his Inail:4l boat Slowly he erobllll . ll Lit; tiariloW tide, LOVE sat clapping hi. nine, and cried, " Who will pass Tiiti ?" PAT I /NCR come 61 . 41, hilt Sinn ifJ• gone With helm and sail Tint' Ull CARL. and Gni ti cnnl l uut kid an uar, And I'lunit:itch aad (whiia he *ll,Ol on shore), " I wail fir Tamo "' Hoer filled with flowery her rork•tree bark, And lighted it hulni with A Zluw•worm *path Then Loev., when lie intw her bark Ay SAitl—" Lingering Time will soots he pito! " Hoeg unt-rpeeds Tritg!* WIT went nearest 01J hi pass, With his diamond oar and 111% boat of glass ; A feathery dart from his store hr drew, And sh3uted while fat and swift it littr.- " O Mittrit kills Tun!" But TiM► gent the feathery as rows bark, Ho►►.'s boat of amaranths mired its track : Then Lova bad his butterfly pilots move, And I.tuglitug bald, " They ►hall see how Love. " Can conquer TIRE." His gossamer sails lie spread with speed, But Tilts:has wiugs whets T 13116 has aced; Swiftly he crossed Lifea sparkling lids, And only MEMORY atay'd Unpitying Tuts. Wake and listen Qarn, Bride of 'slay' J., tan sad heed thy minstrtl's diyme— Still fur thee some bright hours stay, Fur it was a hand lake thine, they say, Gave wings to Thur. and native aysi ice. This determination appears In excite great joy.ennong the s wig-kilning, 'with whom • she has long ceased to he popish's—if, indeerk she eve► was so. Intent exclusively upon wealth, and the means of amassing it, she seems II total stranger to all the softer feelings. Vl'ith a splendid mansion fur her residence, and s large establishment of dos inestico, the exercise of the social distieo is unk now n within her inhospitable. walls. To the rich and the great she ',hews a friendly front', and to many purls she has afforded aecovelividatime; but the poor, :lie friendless, and the hungry, daily piss her floors without relief or notice, and yet none have a stronger claim neon her !manly, fur, if fame speaks truth, she has grown rich at their expense, and the means of her inordinate wealth are the sources of their present misery. We cannot, therefore, he surprised, if, when speaking of her, they du not always express themselves its the most respectful terms. In allusion to the plisce in whelt she re sides, the most cots:mints appellation applied to her in derision is, " the Old L•stly of Threvillee,llr street." She was lately preparing to new-Viper her house with a most curious and costly new sort of paper of view invention, the work of the most dexterous artists and manufacturers, whose joint ingenuity has been long exercised on is production of this kind, which should descend to posterity as a specimen of perfect, unrivalled, and tininritaGle workinunohip ; but as her house will he devoted to different uses from whit she intended when this purpose was conceivn•d. we presume it will be now abandoned. Lord L--, her once favourite gallant, distinguished himself when a young man among all his contemporary velocipedes, all the Crisps and Wilsons of the day, by his " March to Paris." THE BRITISH P:ftESS. THE DUCHESS OF KENT. The following are the bulletins respecting the taste or health of the Duchess of KENT, issued on Saturday and yesterday : " Kensington Palace. Saturday Morning, May 20. " Her Royal Highnrss the Duchess of Kent and the Royal lufrut continue to do well. (Signed) "J. WILSON, " D. I). DAVIS" " Kensington Palace, May 311. " Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Xent and Ilte Want Priucess colitiuue an the ►ame state as iu reyurl. (Slimed) "J. WILSON, " D. D. DAVIS." The Duchess of GLONCE.TER visited ►he Duke and Duchess of KENT on Friday. BRIGHTON, MAY 29. .-......- The higher walks of fashion still retain en air (.1 . dullness. Our roles and promenades mourn the absence of those gay forms and countenances which were wont to inspire them with so much joy and gladness. The metropolis, like a thrifty creditor, holds possession of rie:rly all the choicest gems of brainy, and few are those which now adorn the brows of the Queen of IVattring-plaers. IVe hear nothing as to the period when the Prince Regent may be again expccted at the Pavilion.— All is still there, it we everpt the noise of the work men engaged on the imisrovements. Lord Erskine, the only Peer, and Lord Charles Fitzroy, the only Commoner we numbered atuitht our numerous population, have both taken their departure. Tke family of the former, however, still resides in Artillery-I•lnce. We have nut heard whnt entries of horses hive taken pl,ice. but we confidently expect Ow fume of the niotit celebrated in England will display their swiftness ou our course. Divine service was performed at Carlton-House yesterday by the Rev. F. W. BLOMBERG. The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited the PRINCE REGENT yesterday at Carbon-Howe. Our letter from Dover. dated May 28 (Fri day), sti s—" fl is Majesty's, pocket Lord Duncan, Copt. linstfiros, arrived this afternoon, after a very quick passige of three hours from Calais, with Ins Royal Highness Prince LEOPOLD and suite, who immediately landed in the harbour under a salute from the citadel, and a guard of honour. His Royal Highness left Paris only yesterday 'notating, he intends resting here this and procveding to town early to-morrow." The Princess Louise CHARLOTTE, sis!er of the Duchess of BEERY, and daughter of the King of NAPLES, who is eleoustd to his Royal Highness Prince PAUL. of Spain, embarked on the 4111 lust. at Naples, on board the itbpris, fur Ilareehroa. A letter front [run, in Spain, elated the tit!) of this month, says, thit it peasant has looted ill a field pear Vittoria, a very valuable diamousl..— There is every reason to believe that it belonged to JOSEPH BONAPARTE, who lost all the riches and valuable etlccts which he was carrying uw. , y, in consequence of the total defeat of the French army, near that city. The value of the diamond is stated to he about 400,000 reuls (100,000 francs). The repairs of Henry the Seventh's Chapel, which have beets so admirably executed, will Ire cum pitted w the course of the present year. "At.- POLE, in his Anecdotes of Architecture be Fr:gland. mentions, that tin; original expense of dos beautiful edifice was but 14,0001. I is WA more thou half the Ram voted hey the House of Commons ler the repair only of St. Margaret's Church, a f e w ley" ago. . 1 PASMONABLE P4RTIES 1;OR TIIR .11111 RIMMING. Lady Heathent,•'s gr uul mil, Gemivetiarmstarr. Lady Nurtliland'4 rout, fl o ppier Groavenor-stie c t . Mrs. Maherly's ron"nd, Grosvenor-mile re. Mrs. Wory Reikeley.squire. Lady and Mrs Rro , ke's l .Grn.veunr plrri. Earl and Conutesa Grutwesior's ;ram] entertaininenl,Cru• and %ties Rinyon'i hall, Illtraifueol.platae. • Earl and Coutitt as of Bridgertaiee's entertimewitin, en reilopspi IC. Thi Right non. Charles and Ntrs. Long's elegant tat , : tainnteut, TO monßoW. Mr.. Reppers grand rout, l'all 1.14 y I.llloroolte's rout, at st••fleld rt, CArrno!it's Mrs %Co lies quadrille hall. Rifitoti strret, &rico It Lady Dooolor r ball , Cb—lout Sir %Yalta. Stu hug's hall, Pall mall. DS Lan 4 Y. The Doke and Mehra. of Ntontroo • zr . l „l mill, Go ofirrutor•spootor . Lady Ilalford's quadrille IHII , Cul Mrs. Roddington's hill, Brook attr•et I)owa•zer Duchess .if Nu' 'Au milt.l • zraloof u,.. „ n. meet, Privy•girdyna. Sir Charlet mid Lally llotlre's ruteriaiounrot, A,,,;, ,, noire. -------- - Till' R6DA Y. The Marthieneso of Sfaffurd's gland sw.eff.Y, ( Priume Mrs. Grorre Read . .. hall, Greif rombrrl Mr. /batter - mon'. h4ll, tio•sell Mr. Rad MIN. GA'S 0.011.4114511111* e. i% (;.""",, j , !Jr. Sim Sr.)! M sirra%'. IPA Cove.ull.lt Mrs 101, Uulfr s Mrs .16.rirs hall, Veer:ollly Ma,riftio ut crawl ehlerla.oin.sit to lI a liakt of Yllik, FItIDAT. Tlar Dar wart Durtacis of Nuctlaumh:rlallar. loa a mem, Si Jaw aa's aquara.. Ma Gaalliones ball, Flarlay.•l,rrt. 31arclauouege of Saillabotry's ss•embly, Al harzt an. strrrt. Lady Owes's ball and .11pp , r, Hcrrford strrrt. SATURDAY. Lady Castlereagh's p.ar.y afire the 0 : ,r1 a, CI, •m•.. . sgstare:... • Sir %Val Lin ■ud Lady Harriet W. \4yui.'a Jauoris.aqua.ce. SUNDAY. The Marchionecc or S.*labory'a contersazione, The Duke and Ducker+ of realign's grata tote, talatew, Clargt 11• Fir. et. Lad and 1.4t1y Amherst's patty, I.ovsou Glosvr.tue.nrvet. FASHIONABLE ENTFBTAIN.VEArt The 31811111 v of Salisbnry will give a grand eat. rirkmeat on Friday al, to the Pitney Itegetd, au.d a I .rw p.vy uC dirtilignivhed persosesgt s, •t lua retinhilee in As illieglen. , lllo. The Duke San Carlos gave a moat /11111#11tien‘ e ••.. i« .t. men, ye s.ls-rd•y, iu !mantas of the King of hp on'• to nicest of the Foreign Anshavvaduts, 111,1 a memoir party of distirgnialwd personages Its . ream% the Duchy.* had au elegant fashionable party, ill PUellaud. plare. The Duke and Dtlellele of Grafton gave an elegant entre. lainment, nu Saturday, to the Marquis and Mare honors of Taviptssel., Mr. and Lady Ititsibillit Fmith s Cu!•,ns I RA Lady Charlotte Sessmatir. Mr. ai:tl Mn.. Vollier,, Mr C. kr, Mr. Als.oll, Mr. Rallies 6.. e. at thtre hours unlClarges.ocrii. The Margois end Marchioness of litafford enlertniarS a 'alert pal ty, yestardny. at their holm in Cleveland square The Commis of Derby has i sued cards a itivilatima tir a grand musical party, to•ruoi suss' tvrning. at her residence is Mrs. Pitt.'; 1301(1 will hate a rritnel assembly oa t►e 14th of June, at Inc house in Hailee-street. Earl Whitworth ■nd the Duchess of Corset wit rive a retina entertainment to a Inrze party of distiliruisle d per. SVIIIIESS MI the :th Juin., at their Irons.• la , ly E. Low titre has issued emits of medal 00000 t..r a t;raz,d rout on the 801 of June, at her house 010 , qu„s Afra. W. Bel tie has issued cards fur a gcaud bail us !be 15th of Jour, at her house in Grosvnitur.stinate. Mrs. l3roiollit.ll6l has issued cards of invitation for a watt quadrille ball on the 10th of June, at her house in Hit:. street, Berkeley-square. Lady Trollop has issued cards of iovatatiou fur a rasa assembly ow the 24th of J u FASHION ABL li MOVEMENTS. The Countess of Hardwicke has kft town, for her srat, Wirnpole, Carobralreshire. Lori' Falmouth returuetl to town un Saturday, from I sent in perks. Sir Watkin and Lady Harriet Williams Wynn I. ft filen Saturday, fur Dropinuir, on a vita In Lord and L•';! Mr. and Mrs. Bennett nod family arrived ertel ::!ifir Waterloo Hotel, Jerinyn.atie• I, f.oto Dertrlllf. f 114111) :- body Alexander l'alopb.o and faintly, t its Scotland; W. H. Macey, Ls(i for Isis .cal, near Maol , l Keat. Arrivals at the British Hutch Jermva•strret CADMIteI.II of ISitiffstiin, front her best on Erni ; w•11 I 1101141.111, EST IEOIII his 14 it iii lielaid. Ruben Aiss, Esq. M.P. has left ditto, for Cheltenham. Ammo the last arrivals *et 11.tt Is nre— Lady 51sturnsIvr, Sir F. Armilair, Si: G. Paul, ra Smith, Colonel lkwan, Major Slarliott, Cxptow Allin. raptaits fisher, Captain, Captmu T,r.v, Bird. LlCalcitallt Player, Licuteuunt Fyne, it, uteasssll - .•, &c. The Regalia of Scotism!, lately eiecnoere . l the Castle of lidtlibtirei, have herriiiir considerable emolument to the liet-per. 'nose eieut einblein. of Soverrignty, alter buried in sit oak chest for 1.59 years, ore Imo sx! i• bard to the public, by authority, at a shi'n'; a-head ! Saturday being the anniversary of the Reatorz. firm of King Cll4 RL ES 11., the minipill; was us!li-iril in with the ringing of bell., mid the Park and TM , : guns were fired at one o'cluck. On Friday, the :Net inst. the State 1.11;!..i. finished drawing ; and though 111.11 cariiiii! - gratalate his two friends, the Public, on their obtatit,t /as ttswal) arrest portion of Capitals at his Offiees. si t ;. bas the aatisfaction of knowing, that he had *elected G their choice Teo Prizes of 20,1401. mid mu- Pits.. id 200 is addition to what be did actually sell, a. he psochts-;•' them from the Contractors; and One Ticket. No. 4,6iti;. Prize of 10,00 W. ass on salt at his Cltaiitig-ctos. (11Th. for several days; and soother Ticket, No. 4,22:1, also 1 20,0001. Prize, was on sale at nod the only porch:Heil 44 Tickets more, they must have Ind lad. 10,1100/. Price', as that moldier was all Orr Tilk , I. HIS; bad left for sale when the ilemaing tirgan,—A ii; of only 7,030 Tickets is now ins sale, containing 'lO o I:flit ' Pt 414 Of 311,00(1/. Mosey, slid the low. at l'itria Itl• -• All the Nous are &triton; Money ON there a; e rot Peach Priv*).—The whole Lotteiti will ID, dr.. sitt Day, sic. klidsionniet.das, 9.410 of Next Month it • Tickets nod Shares site selling by RISI4, 4, Ciotti:id, 11 9, ChariatTicro., London ; and by his Agents In • Cuaofty ~~ r IF IR 1