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tiithril soh"; errs. the people , d 0 thir . 141etlgtti • themselves t; bhed the last drop of their blood in defence of the anemia glory Of the Empire. The was received there. that the Emmaus had railed the siege of Warns. ♦te. b. The march of the Austrian troops towards the frontiers of Turkey still continues. It would, hal ever, be iropractrot to publish say this with re gard to their destination, of which, iWibed, the Su perior officers ore themselves iguorasst. Bat, placed as we are in the vicinity of a power, disorganized, and whose provinces are a prey to all the thsorders of war, it is of importance that our territory should be in a situation to Command respect. The last accounts front Turkey inform us, that the-heiti-ciarters of the Itu..ians ore already at Bujok-Kidickschad;on the other ,ide of the ittoun tains, and that a stogie decisive battle may open the gates of Constantinople to the victor. tEanoust. LUG. 6. The last letters from Marseilles inform us, that the English fleet cruizing before Toulon has been reinforced, and that it now consists of 19 sail of the hue, several frigates, brigs, &c. STOCKHOLM, AUG. 7. The Members of the Secret Committee of the Dirt, who are to deliberate, in the first plaice, on the choice of an Heir to the Throne. are. of the order of Nohlity, Count de Weeds , . Baron Adlerrimare, and ti. Solverstwlne; of the Clergy. the Bishops ullt.isensiain and Nordin. and Doctor Wyckinan ; of Stockholm, M. Itothost; and M.Arredsou. mer chant, of G0tt.4.116U1 gh. CONSTAN JULY 3. The accounts of the success of the Ittissiaus have thrown the inhabitants of this city into the greatest consternation. It was the less expected. as the highest confidence was reposed in the talents of l'ehlivan Aga. The Sultan, however, is not de jected, but makes every possible effort to reinforce the army of the Grand New commissaries have been sent off to procure fresh supplies of pro• visions for it. The fleet, which consists of Id sail of the line, has received orders to proceed. with all possible dispatiii, to take on board the troops that UM rooting from Asia. FRENCH COMMERCIAL INSTRUCTIONS. The following is a copy of the Instructions trans mitted from Paris to General Molitor, and by him to the Directors of the Customs in the Rivers Elbe, ♦Veser. and Jailde. The 6th iii tick is important, inasmuch as it allows vessels proceeding to France, uud►r hi-prices from that Government, to touch at an English port, and even land part of its cargo there, without danger of being prosecuted fur the same : t. Every yewl min be provided nith a licence, bearint the number end sewa of the Port, and the number of the li cences delivered in each wrier. . . . Ist series, Histoburgb 24 series, airmen; 3d scrico, Ls beck . _ To them licences will be affixed the signature of the Cm. perur; those of the &Insisters of the Interior, and of Mamie; and also, that uf the Director-Geier:ll of Ibc Customs, who will transmit theta to the Directors of the Customs at the Ports abo►e ruentionol. 9. The Director of the Customs at each of these ports, must initially mad advice of the arrival of these licences to his Majesty's Charges d'Affaires and Consuls iu the Has. walk Cities. He will notify to the Cumuli the applications addressed to hiss for licences. The Comets are to 611 up. in their uwa handwriting, the number of the licence, the name of the vessel, the 110101111 l uf tonnage, and the num. bt•r of the crew; the mane of the Captain, the tii us of thy Commercial house under bund fur the vessel, and the purl of destination in France. . . . They will also inscribe on the licences a motto, with the cypher %hick they have riven the Miuister for Foreign Af fairs; this motto to be different fur each licence. 3. A minute sill Lo Mown up of the eclivcry of each li cence, to be signed by the Cuusul soil the Dim for of the Customs, and outitied to the Military Commandants at ilainhurgb, Branco, and Lubeck, who will report thereon to your Esrellency. This minute, braids' the discriptions iu the body of the licence, will comain a spMticatiuu of the pockagus of ollthe aititles of inctehaudize composing the cargo 44 the vessel. 4. The 13112 e day that the vessel 111 ill sail, the Military Curnmainlnnis most apprise me thereof, arid also notify the same to your Excellency. The Military Cuismisuilatito gill thus routine:, to notify the departure of every vessel aausug from any of these ports. The destination of the renal, will be fur Doukirk, Nester, Bourdeses. _ . _ _ _ . 5. For every licence there must be rill at the Port of Departure, nod to the Treasury of the Cli.toms, the suns of Go francs fur each tint of the Worthen of the vessel fur which the licence shall have been panted. 6. Thermals provided • ith licences may ' , weed direct to their port of destination in Franc e, without being liable to be emestkpocd foe has tug Urea .Voted by English men of war or privateers. Ti n y may ever tacit io a post of Eng land, the abide, or such part a. they may think proper, of their cargo, wittiest being questioned fur having touched isi England. 7. These torwithi will be admitted into the ports of Fiance, 'Woven ballast, or with such switch • of the wercbainhet of the North r are miefist to 16! martin , and also !NCI the i•ro• s lue:neis of the suit of Germany and Poland. Pr , t. , he imply led into France; conforming aevrrll•v',-e to tile lan., tarifa, and regulations relative to the Fannie cin.t,,is. it- Licensed vessels, cut. ring the ports of Funny whore roeutiosied, may load, in tenni, wises, brandies, merchandise of French manufacture, linden other productions of the soil or isidiistry of France; grain and dour of every description excepted. fs Each her nee will be in force only 6or a sine.- voyage, attending the going and returning. On re...irrival at the port of departure, a fresh licetsce may be aitatind on the milli conditions. to. The master of any vemel inclined to sail f.ori the port. of lgamhergh, Brvmen, and I...ihrek, adb a caret., C 911.111.1- ing, eaclusively of all other men:Landis of nattier, apart., hemp, and 0h..., articles ut the north, proper for the service tbe French astatine, way apply to the Directors of She coitus* is the porta of Franc., rtspeotiog tile dmpoaall of cargo. I I The laws relative to the embarzii mart bas nod put iu fail farce la the three p.•• to WEDE.V. (FROM 01lt CoItaItSPONDINT.) STOCK/lOW. ♦EG. IA. f just now arrived here frtsda Orebro: tu.nsorrow I alai to set out again fir th it place. Tue King kid last Thursday a lung conference with the Se cret Committee. or Secrete Utskott. A list was presented. containing the amines of Vie King of Denmark, the Prince or A ugustenhitrg, tin• Prince of Oldenburg. and the Prince of Nine Curio; they being the ,wr•ttas who were proposed lig Successors to Gu.tavus's Throne. Tie objec tion started against the King of Denntal h that at a King and Sovereign. lie ronld not at the sante time hold an Warier (Ace as Crown Miner; and that it nould, therefore. rath.•r lie an 40101 tlifn a*erlimpliarrtt to 'die': Vitt (14 4iteeession of the Swedish Throne.—(lt is to he understood that none of the Princes named has directly 'applied. bat Merely that each of them has been proposed by some Nobleman.)—tu this way the King of Den mark wits got rid of. A letter was then read ; it was from the Emperor of the French; full of condo hence for the loss Sweden has 'inst....wed in the death of her Crown Prince ; expressing the greatest attach ment fur the King and the nation ; and stating, that nothing could be more pleasing to Bonaparte than to be uls!e to assist Sweden, and to see her once again in her former happy state; that as the Swedish people had regained their freedom and independence, un der the reign of so magnanimous a Prince as Charles KID. Bonaparte would wish, that by chtiosial a man with Charles's sentiments and forti tude denim,. they may retain thit freedom which only can restore them to their former rank in his tory ; hut at the same time he will by no means meddle with the election, the more so as he is fully aware, that the enlightened Members of the Diet will be the best judges iu this respect. Ba ron F— thereupon, in a long, and, as it is said, tedious speech, proposed Prince Polite Corm ; the King and four noblemen seconded the motiou ; and the plurality of votes being thus in favour of Ponte Corvo, it is thought that hr will be chosen : how. ever, the subject, was to be discussed again the next day, when, or at farthest next Tut-wkly. it will be lui l before each State of the Diet. No one spoke in favour of Guatavus's sums ; yea, even the very name of the Dome of Vasa was hot mentioned ! Who would have thought this two years ago ? My heart bleeds when I think on that unhappy family. But I sin wrong : there is a happiness' within their own breasts, that neither it itatiao um a Bonaparte can take from them. We are quite at a loss how to consider this choice (should Bernadotte in fact be choseu Crown Prince) ; fur not longer than a week ago there was a rumour that the crench Aintnimader was recalled ; soinesay. fur Ina Wog too busy. and having thereby incui red the displeasure of the King; while others raid, it was on account of some cwt. deuce brought forward on the trial of Count Fee sen's murderers. Baron Silversprirre. who Was the Adjutant-Griteral the day Essen was murdered, has lost his office. The Speaker for the Nobles is Baron Flemming, First Lord of the Bed-chamber; fur the Clergy. A m 111161501) Ret. Dr. Lioloini ; fur the Burghers, Mr. %Vegeliats ; fur the Peasants, Lars Olson, finger. EIGHT EENTII TIME. TIMATRE-ROYAL. 11,4V-MARA7r. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Septetubi r t, will be pe formed • Now Play, is live arte, THE DOUUTFUL SON; OR, SEC itETS OF A . _ PA LACE. The Principal Characters Ay Mr. C. Mr Soli/why, Mr. Stanley, Mr. Erre, Mr. Carr, me rad, y. Mrs. (ilortr, Miss H. Kelly, sod Mn. Gibbs. . •. . . . . . _ After which . (2tl titae at elm Theatre), a Mimics' Enter- laisnacnt, called WICK LOW MOUNTAINS. 'S t rike Donny b..:Ol:,Mr.Groire; F;11:, Mr Taylor; 8111% tEßninke, Mr. I..lAuu. Miss Helen Doun)inook, Missy H Kelly ; Ross, Mr.. Liston. 0.1 Monday, George Idarnwell, with Bolaba:dies Fariumo, and Killing no Mordtr. Lverum TIMATRIS.--•-.1:1110LISH OPERA. Positively the Last Rigid of Mr. BRA lIAM'S Engagement. THIS E.VENING, S.t IVRDAY. September I, will be per fm m.•d the Comic Opera of 1 HE CABINET. Pliste•OrlAnilii, Mr. Braham ; Count Comm, llr. Wia witzer ; Marquis dr Grand Chateau, Mr. thiberry. Durikee, Mrs. Madilochs, Crudtli.i, Mrs. Turpiu; Constauti*, Miss Poole; Cot ova, Mrs. Oiler ; novella, Miss I u the course of the Evening, 11w celebrated Heel of " I Love They," by Mr. Brahma aril Miss Poole ; and Mr. Bra barn will slug The Vcalb of Gen. Sir Ralph Abercrimillie " Tu which will be aihkd (fur the lel It hum), a New Gland Muck-Her,or Scrim-Comic Ballet of Action, called JACK THE GIANT-KILLER. select-4 uric, New Scents, Dresses, and Decorations. (The Ballet ender the direciion of 4r. Bradbury.) Cobalto, king of the Silver Mines, Mr. Eisiter ; Valiant*, Knight of the Order of t►e Greer Dragon, Mr. &media ; Jack the Giant Kilter, Master leers ; Terriblio, the Giant, Mr. Robert; Spearaldiuushit Idop4sworilnhas, Squire to Jack, Mr. Bradbury. Iriraiska, Princess of the Silver Mines, Miss I...oppitio; Amelia, the Guardian Genius, Miss E. Bolton. The whole to conclude with a Burlesque Battle of Cavalry. On Monday next will be prosloced trot . the Ist time) a Mcli..Drautatic Opera, is Three Acts, called Plots ! or, Ibe North Tower. The Overture and Music entirely new, composed by M. P. King. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, SATURDAY. Strrsmeta 1. We have received Paris Papers to the 2lth last. The menaced descent upon Sicily hail not been at tempted op to the Gib. Oa the 511, an action took place between the two flotillas, in which the Eng lish are said to have sustained *defeat. As its the previous engagements, every shot from the enemy toll, while the fire of the English vessels was quite bionilciss ! How fortunate it would Le for the French if they could fight all their naval battles in the Straits of Messina !—The military news from the Spanish Peuitiside,given in these pipers, is very scanty and unimportant ; but they make ample amends by the flourishing account which they give of the happiness and t►anquillity that pre. visa in the capital, and all the districts between it and the P)renees ! This euviable state of Spain, and this extraordinary prowess of the French and Neapolitan navy, we may expect to see depicted in still tenni glossing colours. The gross falsehoods to which we allude, evince the abject state of the public Press in the dominions of BottA►ARTL. But it npliearil not to have reached its lowest state of elegrailation. By a re cent Decree, there is to be hat one Newspaper in every department of Feiner, the Seine excepted, which comprehends Paris; and it is to be easier the aniterintendenor seal directive of the Prefect.— Wh a t s t rong truths, what latitude of political discussion, may be expected from this new sys tem, it would be difficult for the most prolific fancy to conceive. German Pomo hare been received to the Mt. They hold cut the 'expectation (hat pence *lll mon be concluded between Itussia and Turkey, the latter ceding the country on the left bunk of the Danube. =TRACT Or A lIASTTER 110)1 ODESiA,JUI Y G. " We are inclined to think that Peirce will short ly be concluded between the Russians and Turks. by means of the cession which this last . Pow e r aill make of the country situated on the left bank of the Danube. The Porte must, it says, be convinced that it never can, notwithstanding all its efforts, recooquer Moldavia." The appointment of the French General BEE. NAIIOTTE, Prince of PONTe CoN,VO, to be CROWS PRINCE, of the kingdom of Sweden, has not yet been formally satietioneel by the Diet ; but tae reigning KING, and the Council of Stott having declared in his favour by a suojnrity of four voices, there seems to be little rtibm to doubt that he will be chosen. The King of ONNUARK was first pro posed, and rejected with very tittle consideration. on the grouted, that the i.ituatiiin of a subject of Sweden, in which he would be. if chosen Caows PRINCE, would be incompatible with that of a Sovereign, which he held. and would of course continue to hold, in Millwork. It is strange, that while the French interest was openly active, arid while a letter from BONAPARTE aas read in the Council of the KMg of SWEDEN on this oecation. the Emperor of itcsstA dies nut appear to have all interfered ! ALEXANDER appears to sleep. a I , ile a power is forming upon the verge of his empire, likely be destroy altngther the rruninaut ut his once proud nseendancy w the North. By way of explanation of the French Decree of the sth. an iustruction, under the head Lemma! Castoms." has been published, which concltyles with a notifictnion that the former laws. relining to the importation of colonial produce. are to b • ri.. gorotisly enforced. Those who are actittainte 1 with these laws can best appreciate the value of BON A ram::: Commercial concessions. The ;Vieille du Nord has ventured to notice the di,cardeol Empress Josephine. a manse that has chs appriarill from the French palters. An article dated Berne. Ist Augnst. says--." her Majesty the Qom% of Holland arrived on the ibth of July at Lausanne. under the name of Madame Durougski. Thus Princess set out the following day, at live o'clock in the morning. for Sechtron, near Geneva. We flatter ourselves that Her Ma jesty will return h►re in a few days with her august mother, Her Imperial Majesty Josephine►" The Ohm Elizabeth and Margteritt. BLAIR. from Dublin for G•asgow. which wrut on shore near Ar drossan. on Wednesday se'onight, was got into Salt ville harbour on Saturday afternoon. The cat go will he saved. exec piing the sugar, which, it is feared. will he entirely washed out. The following is 4 de scriptit*n of the persons who we►e drowned John *Kenzie, thambartou, somas. Aievander Gka, ditto dslie. Merray, of thitliug , tauner—his ass was also is lb. irea st I, but is *areal Au 40,1 Irishman , name A young hlacit•ltairr,l woman, and Child shoat 12 months old, going lo her husband in tilabgow, who is a tiadtsruna from Dublin. Two womcn,uarwee unknown, one belonging to Hada intuit, a sol-!ier's wde ; the other said to he a young WM/IM,. A tuau belonging to Saltcoat., who came to save like people io a boat, was Mao lust. A letter by the last arrivals from the Cape of Grod Hope states. that the Giirrisoa, commanded by the Hon. Lieut.-Gen. GREY. consists of the IA battal.on of the t...tth, 72d, 034 87th, and 93d, with the gist Light Dragonns. Provision, are set, cheip.—heef, ad. per lb.; bread, ed. per lb. ; a bottle id will., 101.; and other armeltis proportion aldy low. Tilerr is no meutini Mille or the report ea ,xpeditiun to the Isle of France. On Tuesday I■ 4 the sth regimeot of Dragoon Guards were reniewell on Lewdeo Heath, Colches ter. by Lit utenant-General the Eerl of CJI4T• HAL K.G. The vessel arrived at Falmouth, with American Papers, which se announced yesterday, is the Atuencan !wig 711481111114, in sixteen days from the Chesapeake. She has brought duplicates of dis patches to Mr. PINIVIRY, the originals of which were f o rw ar d e d, o n th e Ist, by the American sloop of war. Hansel, with orders to laud dispatches for General Aamstaona in some port of France, end 'then proceed to England. The dispatches to Mr. Ptak:sae are supposed to contain the dete►mine. t ton of the Government adze United States, on the terms upon which our Government was disposed to pat an end to the differences between the two coon tries. Same of the private Letters brought by this vessel state, that a squadron, consisting of 14 arrnrill vessels of varier* descriptions, had sailed from the American ports. for the purpose of estising the wa ters and havens of the United Su do, to Le respecte.l. Admiral Dr-carve commanded this squadron of ob,ervation. Some important commercial information has been received from the roast of Frenre, in letters dated the Itith inst. They mention that the ports of depot. or ports into which importation is to he per. mated, are limited, by en order of flostsemcm. t. flee; namely. Ostroff. Rouen, Rochelle, Nantes. and Bustrileius. Although iiOIIIAPARTIt reprobates Mir practice of granting licences. he has not hesitatcJ to follow the example. Ten licences were known to have been named for the admittance of wis.els into the above ports; but on the condition that their return cargoes consist of half wines or brandies. —The new licence.4, in addition to the articles al lowed to be imported by the old. exendl this privi lege also to all kinds of indigo. cochineal, nutmegs. doves, and cinnamon. Sugar and coffee will be °Nevi of particular licences; the advantages re sulting from the importation of which, will. it is supposed. be exclusively conferred on the United States. in case orals arrangement with that Ciovern meat. The Commissary at Ostend was lately ar rested and conveyed to Paris, on an accusation that he hail afforded too much facility to trade. On Sunday morning. a pi ivate belonging to the Royal Artillery was found dead in the yurd apper taining to the One Bell poblic-house In Canter bury. The poor 14.1,.. had new. r r. covered the fatal effecta of die %la:chi:rim Exp, dition, and had been in a declining s*:ite some time. It is 101/1. posed that hr i.. Ihr 11 , 4 i1 , , i:t endeavour mg to find his oat to the ic•v i dioppvl o dead. S IL'I P 4 4 ) 0,1 tlrrA • —j' t:e WSW. • ? 41":: cis . `" 4 •? - eirS aft •I 1 2 \s• le : . Fd3fiIUATS FOR SkFTEMBER. Few* La Belk EVESIUG FULL DURSO, A pale blue gossamer silk dress, woto over a skit, slip ; amok R ith abort hair; sad frock back; the of the dress made entirely open, and tied down ush bows of s bite satin rinsed ; lung sleeves Leaps „ r buff gossamer net, and the saute se the gown, fasiss.dk, on the °maids of thearen with sivall pearl brume .es of the sleeves sad bosom of the dress bored with silt., lug, attd trimmed with Valenciennes tare; the house tram ornamented with a silver edging,a little at,.,, is laid a rich Valencieiras lace ; on the head h woes Beau o f Faris, fastened in a knot on the tight aJ, sit of Paradise plume. The hair in rather shirt full esel, the forehead, sad curled iu light ringlets on the ihzhe uI the Reck. A scarf of pale buff silk (ornamented em thee with white silk tasselsl.is "'Ors fanciful! ) over the true, cnafiued is a pearl ring. Pearl earrings ; shots is ;ha, satin yellow kid Oates. • 'AMMON ABLE aaA•IIDIC WA LILING.narn. A guwo of wh.te French tam' rim, or ;tale lung *attars, and antique cuffs at thin white mints mod wills Medilen edging ; made high iu site tork, and formed in poiats et the ...mire of the limow o three rows of letting-io lace; confined down the Mous( dress with small bottom ; and hemmed round ihr. with three rows of detp !lied/leo lace; made t.ole.t coil worn over trowscrs of white French cambric, sloult trinunscl the tame as the bottom of the dress. A (tip posed of lave and light grecu sulk trimming, tied .A.l r bia, with s hunch i.f natural flown, ha Coat. ringlet curls, divided in the trout ut the forehead. d shoat scarf of pale huff, wit'• deep pslerrsca h a i,, rich silk liantein ; worts according to Lucy or C1.14 , 1‘. with gloves of pale /oaff kill ; and sandals of pale white Nlusucco, complete this truly simple but 1... c dress. POETRY. TO THE ALTOOII 01 TOE rove nscanscp TO I.ItLCIA N TER., THE GRACES Cl' CHELTENHAM. Three 13—cla—n., three W—n—t., thre P--t—n here ; In beauty nil s'istcra, to the Grace, all dear ; But your apple of discord among then, )na threw, Tu kick tip a scramble for what all think tlic'r doe •-• is pray, Mr. Poet, be caudid, aad fix on The theme alryoar Irene, P-1-4s, or 11--4, I P i ...)° •Nt• • 1 ra shirt thr 1,4„. 1 rn *du olllrrd EMltilsq 4ft Ahsa, l b, 1 ith sikr r ra, 1 lonti.nd. .or, a i • "dr, sill ) cJ P.l IL r p A i c r•ocrs t . inagLi t , s - olitah a , 1,, 11.1;•••• • 4 r !MAUNA, s • lt be Liam do, ott, A rap ~„„ icd tiLLck r II ill :4 id• b O, al CAP et_ a • Past' but ktor4 lED f 0 TEt as rew, 'doe a, ao.<;• "I. Right Hi, • L A sorroga. , Lnat aft .asV, r apty itia)n, id. id Mr. Wad. IL's. Hes .11a ter. Mr Ma , Rev. I. N. ran, Mr In. Mr ana ilea Sill Orr, Cu,s Mr. lot and Mrs. M r. lips, Mr Le. Moran, Mr. r, Mr. Una", Stereos. Mr. L•, Mr. hen:old, Itr. bt, Mr Fra. r, Mr. Po,I, Seaton, Mr. Liltrusloin, Mr. r. J. W. I.alr. 're, Mr. WA. tatort , , Mr. and I. II Jork..L., Mo. Skil, Mn. Cuts, lies M Itas• Cot.i Ls, 3114 la, Mi.. &11, Miss snub, Miss Flodrr, Lit, Cul. klanst, M , pf r. Ward, Ills. :v. Mr t.olg. trytturt. Li dinner to bons of di.- . ATHA '.Os 7T,11N0 PLACES. Cheltenham arrivals:— Right lion. Earl and Ceaseless Ifelbosentals, Right I.ord Alaistionte, 114 a. !Miss Lygon, Hon. Mugs ( - several Kerr, Cd. Murphy, Col. Wardriatue, unite IMassmailt, Major Toomey, Capte.. and MR. Natl., tap and Mrs. Ilrown, Captain Lyra', Captaia Chatatts)s, I . Jacksou, R. N. Lieut. thassuek, R. h. lb. sad Mr. Wr eninbe, lion. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Goddard, Hrs. Rn Bridgmaa, Rey. Mr. Mrs. and Miss Mackay, Rer. Mu ! sad Mils Wyatt, Rec. W. and Mrs. Rooliusou, Res. I. Hughes, Rea. Matron' Smith, Rev. Mr. Maclean, Mr an/ Miss De Wiadt, Mr. and Mrs. Higginson, Mr sad' Campbell, Mr. and Mae. Ludic', Mr. and Mrs. Sib( Mr. and Mrs. A. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Co; Mts. Miasma, Mr. 01141 Mrs. Weymouth, Mr. sad Mr lock, Mr. and Mrs Fishes, Mr. Sales, Mr. Lam, Mr. lips, Mr Handy, Mr. Glentlening, Mr. J. Phillips, Mr be, Mr. Steretly, Mr. liannuet, Me Cox, Mr. Morena, /I . oailt_,l Mr. Smith, Mr (eJerersts, Mr. Lynch, Mr. lbw Mr. D orm!,... !dr. Jolissun, Sir. hinell, Mr. Stereos, V 13161..'1, Mr. Gould, Mr. Cowper, Mr. Pollock, Mr. 11,' Mr. Stewart, Mr. Harvey. Mr. Works, Mr. Slieppaid, Ilualsse. Mr. Stranger; Mr. Wallis, Mr. Wright, Mr day, Mc Brandon Mr Cams, Mr. Chichester, Mr. I' MY. %y. Johnsita, Brandon, Child, Mr. Sean, Mr. Seaton, IllaclPm)‘, Mr, %Vaguer, .111 r. R Hill, Mr. Goodsia, Harding, Mr. Hatherell„ Mr. J. A. Smith, 11r. J. W. I teller Sir. Crosier, Mr. Stockwell, Mr. Pawns . , Mr. ' Beverley, Mr. Boyd, Mr. Humphrey, Mr. Moil:, Dotrlass, Mrs. Harry and family, Mrs. Dawes anti to Mrs. Dickson, Illre. Leans, Mr.. Phillips, Mrs. 11 Js Mrs. Dmitri, Mrs. Payader, Mrs Stevan+ Mrs. shell , lttnt Cardaer, Mrs. Col. Bader, Mu.. Flctelser, Mrs. Coles, Mrs. Sprigg, Mrs. Grecians', Mrs. D.O is, Mill 11 Mat• intosh, Miss itlackintesli, Miss Epsworib, Silas Col.i is, Mrs Davis, Alias Butler, Miss Seaton ' Mist Kober's, Mi.. Bell, .Nita Huntley, Miss liircenasay, Miss TityMr, 31ise Saab, Min Ada:ns, Miss Howell, Ate. Me. ike. The last Path airltals err— _ _ • -•- •-•-• • -.••--- Marehluario Cornwallis, Lady Mona, Hon Miry Flown, Sir C. and lady Dumbarton, Sir Robert Raker, tut. ...I Mn.o on, Lieul -Col. {{'alai, Lient..Col. kland, Mv.r and Mrs. Akoek, Rey. Dr. Dowell, Rey. 31r. M lord, 1t... Mr. liruokr, Ray. Mr and Mn. Supathwese, Rev. Mr born, Rev. S. Swath, Capt. Pears, and Capt. Strewn. The Earl of Essex will giver grand dinner io morrow. at Cashaubury, to leveled persons of di _ • The Duchesses of II..OTLANII and ST. MASAI . % Lady limitcorn. Lady LOUISA MAN Naat, and Lady PUPIL, tisited Vauxhall Gardens e t. The lion. CAPILL Ca.stan leaves luau this*, for Southampton. Lord Duni.ET and who has been cot.- fined fur some time past at his house iu Park Plater is nearly rer issued. The Marchioness of SA TtsnuaT will give a grand dinner this day, sit Hatfield-house, to a nuure.uus assemblage of 'solidity. Malasue CATA LANE is engaged fir titre , ' yrnr 4 at the. Opera I louse, we nod lid on the follow ing terms : 3500 Guineas for the ,rascni. 0, nights; to have two free Benefits each scason, two private boxes. Mr. Putt i.res. who has been extremely ill wit 'r • severe cold, attended with lioareent.s, i. to ,once recovered, that it is expected he will be ahlr to vit• form in tile new piece at the Lyceum, on Mund.ry next. . Mrs. Y00! 4 0, and Mr. 111471IVADY, jesti;or. Nr: the trageManrat the Ntwevole Theatre ; a n d 311••• ilthat.owe and Mr. Wastim are the Mr. Dtt *Duel! new Play of • I '''• Son was to he itetfornie , l mt Monttly at the ghat Theatre; Victoria of Lerida by • 13E4!113,4T: rhr Cart Thnere wO4 to open on MmalAy !-: with the! tr.Q.Ay of The Revenge. Zan:;‘ , Vut nni nit is, Nllll3 !;iNiXii U. 1% form the ati—aren featdr to Mr. Disio.) . • wired May W . 71. c foundling tie fon , ' •