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d frrent crops—here potatoes—there hay, wheat, m meard, &c. hc. All raised in a most ridiculous in farsier-like ins suer; bet in the Netherlands you see, as in England, richness, regularity, lied va►t quantities of well-enclosed fields. richly cultivated. We reached Brussels on the 16th, but delayed our visit to Waterloo until this day, that we might have the satisfaction of being there ars the anistiro-sary of of its glorious battle. The same feeling drew all t h e English. travellers and residents. from this place to tAut spot so interesting to them. We failed not to take with us a few branches of laurel, and stressed the graver of our dear la. mented countrymen, whose fume derived from this *elitist, must live as long as time shall endure. The day has been devoted chiefly to solemn ex pressions of feeling. thanksgiving having been per formed at all the churches, at one of which the Duke of Kent and his Duchess *flooded. There was mass early in the morning at Waterloo Church, for the repose of the souls of the soldiers. The 25111 is appointed for public demonstrations of joy and festivity. A body of the Prussian Officers, however, having formed a procession at Planche note, for the purpose of erecting a column com memorative or their share iu this glorious action, terminated the ceremony by an elegant disuser on the spot, at which the greatest hilarity prevailed, and strangers of any nation hospitality invited to partake of it. I think I could venture to say, there were no French there, on such an occasion. During the fete the effect was heightened to an extraordinary .egret by one of the most violent storm. I ever witnessed. The thunder rolled for half an hoar, in uninterrupted peals, resembling the roar of distaut cannon, which our guide in formed us brought beck the awful scene of this day three years to his mind, with an appearance bordeting on reality. This root was succeeded by a sort of torpedo, which lasted for five minutes, slid ended in a fall of hail-stones, in sine resem bling grape-shot ; I saw many (and I am not ex aggerating, I assure you), of this size, but inclined to lie flat. This carried destruction upon the crops on which they fell, end demolished all the wisidows to windward (sea term, you set) against which it heat. Not a house in the village of Ww. trrloo that does not bear evident marks of the fury of the storm, having from SO to 100 panes of glass broken in melt. whilst the windowed dome of the church, from its elevation, shared a worse fate, and may be almost said to be bested in, deluging the inside with water, from the heavy skewer that suc ceeded it. The walls of La Hsye Saint. and Hon. goinsint, bear pot a more battered aspect than do the eindows of the village of Waterloo it this moment. Vire saw the hail-stones an horde alter they fell, and we were assured they had lost Duch of their size, winch they must, from the heat of the day. The people appeared quite alarmed. We were, with many others, shot up during the storm, in La Belle Alliance, in th• yard of which we had eaten our dinner in the carriage. We inteud lengthening our journey to Antwerp. This has been a very mournful day fur me. I cannot de end* my feelings of mind on witnessing the graves of the soldiers. SIXTH PRIZE ABOVE 1.000/. MUST HE 40,00 W. OR 43.0001 44 CAPITALS. TWO OF IO,OOSL Sit. ALL Riusv BE DRAWN NEXT FRIDAY.-LOTTERY FINISHES. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, TUESDAY, Julia 23, 18111. We stated yesterday that Mr. CHARLES BAIL. cr..41. had withdrawn from the contest in the Bo rough, leaving the field open to his more fortunate rivals. This determination on the part of Mr. llaaci.av was regularly notified yesterday to the Ugh Bailiff, who consequently proclaimed, in the usual firm, that Mr. CALVEILT sod Sir ROBERT WII.SON were duly elected to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Southwark. We siucerely ofsgratselete the Electors in that section of the metropolis on the sound judgment they evinced in the choice of their Representatives, and on the 'pint and determination they displayed in giving 0.11 to their opinions. Their triumph has been rh o h more complete than engirt have been on :Fated pieviuue to the contest by the most san t:time friends of independeoce, and the result is the mare important, as it exhibits an example to Ule r(iu;,!ry of what the utibi.issed sense of the In "I'y of the people might be expected to be, itheir%er it was hot counteracted by the immediate of Goveromerit• for Westminster proceeded yes h !dd . ). with increased sidrit On the part of the CAW. (1,c1,1r4 and their fliends, but we are sorry to add, "t It was also accuminmiell with increased violence on that of the people assembled to witness the pro ceedings. The appe•rance of Sir M. MAIWELL and ht+ frirods on the hustings, was the signal for cuminenciiig a scene of the most disgraceful and """'" I . I Y outrage% that ever were remembered, and such, " air la. I•limoitd, O. were never before off•red to any l'iniditlate for Westiniecntr, however oh riexiuut to the people. The excellent temper and goad humour of the gai4 tot Captain are mishoke able, and it is streage that qualities usually so conocilisting have not had the. effect, in the 'Hotrod mamma, of. appeasing the virUleneo of loos persecutors. His attendance on the • hustings is literally a service of danger, for he is not only mailed with mud, and other substances still more disgusting' but even hriek-hats and stones are not unfrequently lithig at him. With the eaceptieis of the blow he received on his rye, 041 the first day of the klection, his person has hitherto escaped unhurt; but a gentleman stand- Mg near Inns yesterday on the hustings was toot equally fortunate, his head having been severely wounded by a brick-bar. We should imagine that a judicious disposition of constables would have the effect of preventing similar excesses in (attire. At the close of the poll yesterday, the respective Candidates retained the relative situation they held on Saturday, but the friends of Sir FRANCIS Butt- DETT were particularly active in promoting the interests of the Hon. Baronet, who has in conse quence advanced rapidly upon Sir Mtaluor MAR.. watt.. Sir SANUNLRomeLLY. during the course of the day, polled 002; Sir MURRAY MAXWELL. 485 ; and Sir FRANCIS Binunrr, 779. At the close of the poll on Saturday. Sir FRANCIS BUR DETT was 757 behind his gallant rival, but at the close of the poll yesterday. the difference between them was not more than 463. We the►efore enter 'retain the most confident hopes that the result of the contest will give an additional triumph to the cause of independence. The Election in the City is rendered extremely interesting by the close contest between Sir LIAM CURTIS and Mr. Alderman Timer. The worthy Baronet, however, it will be seen, was yes. terday, at the close of the poll, 129 before his ante gonist. The resignation of Mr. Alderman ATKINS is supposed to have, in some &grew. swelled the number. in favour of Sir WILLIAM ; but if Mr. Alderman Tuoar's friends exert themselves this day as they did yesterday, hopes may still be en. tertained of the worthy Alderman's success. This prospect should animate every friend of indepen dence, and call furth extraordinary exertions for its attainment. The poll will finally close this day at three o'cl.,ck. The Elections throughout the kingdom are gene rally, we had almost said universally, proceeding in a manner and with a spirit that cannot fail of proving highly gratifying to every lover of his country. Wherever the voice of the people is un influenced and unrestrained, we uniformly perceive the tone of disgust at the measures of the present Go.. veriinseut ; and we have nodes, ht that, on the meeting of the new Parliatnent, Ministers will feel the effects of their repeated outrages against the liberties of the people ; they will have lost many of those *Uhler. Tient adherents who used to swell their majorities in the House of Commons, in profound contempt of public opinion, and to the destruction of our dearest interests. Citedtuitions of the probable results of the General Election are daily and anxiously making at the Treasury, where—not to depress the spirits of their adherents ton much—it is asserted that Ministers will lose only thirty Members of the House of Commons; but from this admission much more may be collected, and from every thing that has hitherto transpired, we feel ourselves far removed from exaggeration when we express our belief that Ministers will lose little short of double that number. The Paris Papers of Friday arriVtd last night.— The KING enjoys good health, and is daily occu pied in b►►siuess with his Ministers. The appearance of the Duke of WaLLItIOTON at Versailles, on Tuesday, is said to have excited great curiosity, and to have attracted a crowd• of admirers. His Grace's person must have ceased long since to be a novelty iii the neighbourhood of Paris, aad the public anxiety to see the Army of Occupation withdrawn, will not allow us to I►elieve that the people of Versailles felt any gratification at his Grace's presence. The Five per Cent. Consols were on Thursday 741 fr. Bank Actions 1,680 fr. We have received New York Papers to the 27th ult. of which the following are extracts:— MIL/SION To CAPE HEN RT.....A0 arrival at Boston brings intelligence of the arrival at Cape Henry of the United States sloop of war Hornet, with the American Commissioner on hoard, sod reports that she sailed aguin on the gtitil ult. for Port-on-Prince, without busing ac complished the object for which she touched there. EXTRACT OF • LETTER. DATED OX BOARD TILE HORNET. C•PR HENRY, •PRll. 2d. I , We arrived here from New York ou the 22d inst. His S.ilde Majesty will nut receive Mr. Taylor, beciuse his cre dentials art not addressed to ' Heury, King of Hayti.' We expect to sail to morrow for Port au-Primer, mid thence to the Spanish main. On oar arrival here we fired a salute of twenty-one guns, which was returned by the muse number. The King spends most of his time in the country, isoperin. tending She Isnilihag of a fortification—it is situated sir the summit of a very high monntaiii, hating but one passage to it, which has breve cut alirmidh 11w ruck, and will nut admit mere than three meta abreast. It is sot yet finished, although he MS three hundred pieces of cannon mounted, most of which .rc braes, and not less than 24-pounders, within this ffr)rliticatios: he has pi.ovileil clothing sufficient foe the sub. Itialance of an army of 20.000 men, fur acres years." The. Philadelphia rapers give iiivilecuisist of on Retina between the itocislik General and . Boheir, in which thry losy, The tenth of this day's action is, that the enemy have left on the field more than 400 ItElleJ sod 150 priblitieir, 30 500 41)0 latices," ete. ; but add., " on the bide of the Rovalt.tv, only one Colonel and seven soldiers were k.lled I" 10.1811.ibiGTon, SLAY 15. AY . Yesterday arrived from New York is the steam boat Phrrai.r. the Hon. Thomas Ram boy. his Br'. tannic 31:ijesty's Commissirmer miller the sth Are ticle of the Treaty of Ghent. for the purpose of holding, with the Hum C. P. Tut Ness, of this place. the C issioner of the United &Mei, • meeting of the Board under the Treaty. It, is understood that the Commissioners will meet this day. and will be detimied here several days, in tusking some preparatory arrangeineuts s after which they will proceed to St. Regis. A Flainburgh Mail has arrived, with papers and letters to the 14th instant. The funeral of GeneVKOSCIUSKO was appointed to be solemnized with great pomp at Cracow on the 20th. It is pru de, t w the Russians to permit the Poles to mani fest, in this solemn way, their gratitude and love towards the deceased champion of the independence of Poland; but how will it be possible to witness the funeral obsequies of the gallant KOiCIUSIIO, without associating with his memory the ambition ofCavtivalwx, awl the brutal cruelly of SUWA N EON' ?—The present King of SWEDEN has united w th the splendour of his coronation the s. pomp and circumstance" of military parade, and has amused the people of Stockholm with reviews, evolutions, and mock battles, under the sininediate direction of his son, Prince Oscaa. This military display as witnessed by the distisiguished Russian General CZERNIICNEFF. The following are extracts:— RAMIRUSOR, .11111111 11. In the meeting of the Senate and eitiaelis on the 3d of this month, the Convention was acceded to, which the Allied Powers have concluded with France respecting the private claims, and according to which, Hissaborgb is to receive fur its share 20,000,000 is realer, payable in 12 months, in 12 equal monthly payments. The renter will not be trans ferred till the Convention is ratified by the four Great Powers. It. Prvitentuaen, ;NAY 26 Geueral Sammy has not embarked for Atomics. but for *mynas, where be intends to establish ■ cordnierciO house. Count Myttreta had an audieuee of the Patwca REGENT yeaterday. The ship Rose arrived off VVeymouth the 21st instant, in company with the aline►ea. They left Bengal the 23d December, Madras Sth February, Colombo 94th February, the Cape 14th April, and St. Helena the Ist May. Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, the (lake of GLov6EsTER reviewed the brigade of Guards in Hyde Park. It would be a duty at any time, but one ren dered more imperative by the circumstance* of the present crisis, to mention the high eulogiom passed on the character of Si► S. ROMILLY yesterday, in the Court of Chancery, by the Loan CHAN CELLOR. in the case of Lady FRANCIS EMILY VANE TEMPEST and Lord STEWART. His Lord ship observed, that he never knew • person as a man, as a parent, as a lawyer, or •s a judge. to whose opinion he would pay greater deference than he would to that of Sir S. ROMILLY. We understand, by letters of high authority from India, that military possession will be taken by Great Britain of the dominions of the Rajah of BEILA ; rod that the government of that extensive country will be admiuistered pretty much as the affairs of Mysore have been conducted biller the death of TlPPOO—namely, by investing a British Resident with all real authority; and leaving, or placing, a nominal Sovereign on the throne. We further learn that the Pateew♦ will certainly he deposed, and the office abolished ; that there it to be henceforth no ostensible head of the Nlshritta empire ; but that a relative of the present Chieftain will be entitled Itijuli of Poonah.—(isegoing Paper.) Private letter. from Paris speak of the extreme dissatisfaction which seems to prevail amongst the monied houses of France on the subject the loam of twenty-two millions contracted for with the Nli- Meters by Messrs. BARING, stead oilier foreign capi talists. The French Bii , kers, finding that they could not have the whole loan to themselves, have now come to s resolution, it is said, to refuse the II millions reserved for them by the house of BA It• IRO and Co. The ostensible objection to their accepting this moiety is, that they consider the price, viz. 67, as ton burdeusome to France—ia other words, too favourable to the contractors; and they insist that the Minister should not have agreed IN any proposal below the price of 7i. Private letters speak or a quarrel between the Niece Royal of BAVARIA and Prince EUORNS BCAUIIARNOIS. who married his sister. The di*. pose is represented to have been so serious, that EUGENE list resolved to quit the Bavarian territory, and to fix Ins abode in that of Austria or Russia. Ile has accordingly discontinued the building of his town arid country palaces t and has gone sway to Augsburg to visit his sister. the Duchess of ST. Lttl. Some talk has been excited among certain French ponies. by an interview to *bleb lies Imperial Ma jesty of AUSTRIA is said to have admitted the Due de llssistro, in the course of his erceni journev. We are told that the Archduchess NIARIS LoUI4 restores the Duchies of Parma and Place , tia it. ;hr. Infanta or SPAIN (torsorrly Quern of E'eutiat A) ; and that her Imperial Highness, who fixes her fu ture telinlenee m A is , triu. is to receive a. Marline nay from the Simonds Corm a million of Unite" dm• ing her natural life. The Asetaduehes. ltd• lamely arrived at Sclicienbriiii. The young NAI I OI.}.ON is no snore to be separated from her. Ile h.,. com menced his military rzt.retsr"—a pennr, m a ys ~f our ear, .pondenta, that the church will not be his de:tin:Awn. - ti et 4 I\' ~..,.- _.: • - 1.0.4 1 1.... ..: • ..- '/ \ •'.,- , • NM/ , t.) i . ".... te I•• • Nor.. col 41;40F, NIP 4 ; VIE no 4 L E-131ILY. ... THE QUEEN...4Ier 114JESTT tikes occ.ti.:ooat airings in her gardeo-c11.21,e :o Kew gardens, ac r.onosiiii..l Sly the Pritsce.s At:ousts, &c. The Patack REG E NT weld to visit tier NIAJESTT yrs. (entry alit-moon, aholit four o'clock, Hod reinahod with his 'toy .1 Mother onwards or an (tutu. I lii. Royal rein...gird to Casitoti 11-lous- 000 n after %even o'clock. ; Yesterday the Ent of WIN EIIILSEA visited the QUEEN at Kew. On Sunday the Vat NUE REGENT dined with the Earl of SCARBROUGH. IrrittrilAy tilt Duchni of Gi,oucvsTEß soul the Duke of YORK visited the PftincE RCGENT at Carlton-house. Yesterrtar the Duke and Duchess of Or.oucF.e- TER. the. Duke and Dic•hess or CANIBRIDGE, Hull the Landgrove of Ilksse cARSEI., doled with the Earl and Comae., of LI*!EaPOOL, at their Peat at Coombe Wood. Tl►e Dube end Duchess of CAMRRIDOR, the Duke and Duchess of YORK. the Duke of Susie![, and the Gunn! Duke Micitaer, and suite, are ex pected to honour the Countess of Essex with their cowpony, at her guaiad dejestioe to-tuurrow, at Casino bury Pack. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duellers of KENT are expected in town on the 'nth lust. BRIGHTON, JUNE C.)l. To the expressed and universal satisfaction of the inhabitants of this place. our liberal and royal boar factor, the Prince Regent, returned to this place between seven and right titinck hat night. It dors not appear that his welcome arrival was looked for by leis illustrious and beloved sister. the Princess of Hesse Homboure, for, with her illustrinus Consort, the Hereditary Prince, she did not return loom Bognor, \c. whittler they had been since Tuesday last, until better than two hours later. The meet ing then was mmit a ff ectionate. The Prince Regent, this morning, took a view of the late 19 Iteration* in the Palace, all of whi.•l' are in an unfinished state; and at half-past two o'clock in the afternoon, proceeded, with the Princess, Lady Elizabeth Montague, and Lord William Gordon, ill • landau, to review four troops of the 9th lancers, on the slope of the Northern Downs, about a mile from the town. The reeler; was sodden and com monly unknown, or the spectators had been snore thrtelure, haste been general in the tins' sitiee7 The Prince of Heine Hombourg and Baron OlVagliten were on the ground on humpback. The coodoct of the troops was 101 skilful as inte resting. and rewarded with royal approbation. The weather; with a stiff breeze. was not altogether un favourable, though • lew showera of lain, during a short interval, rather shaded the brilliance of the military spectacle. . . The Regent *es in plain clothes ► end never !mired in better health and spirits. His Ito)al Highness wns expected to !rive this place yesterday, with the Noblemen who mccomps. tiled him from town, Lord Win. Gordon. The Princes* anti Prince of Hesse Hoinhoorg lewve Nlarlborough-row, for Dover mod the Conti iitist, on Wednesday next. Tlitir departure will be a subject of universal regret. Many of our brat lodging houses last week were let for lengthened terms—the arrivals were fashion ably mild' numerous, including Lady Ert•Lifie find MIPS Smith, the former late from Madras, Sir J. Copley, Hon. Mrs. G. Hobert, Hnuourable Mrs. Moreland, .1/4c. • The Duke of NORFOLK leaves town this day, for his seat in Suffolk. The Duke of LEEDS entertained a select party of distinction yesterday, at his house, Whitehall. The Marchioness of SALISBURY'S assembly. on Sunday evening, was ovitenoltil by upwards of 300 peri•osee of the first distinction and fashion, among whom we re — His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, Grand Duke klichsel cad suite; Princes F.sterlismy and Braisfrrotunt ; Duke de Bohan, Doke and Mich. its San Carlos, Count and Countess Ludolf, Marquis and Marchioness D'Os . I, Gaming and Countess Listreir, Baron Humboldt, the Danish Amba.sador and Madame de Bourke, Count Care . mist, Dowager Duchesses Leeds and lintland; Marquis and Marchioness Camden ; Msrehioneeses Downshire &Af ford, Wincheste r ,and Wo r ceste r; M ar q uises E xeter , Lown sloure,asil Grimaldi • Lords Aylesbury, lirnee,Guwer,Sef Inn, Molyisenst, Clare, ear:moults, Stair, St. Helens, and Mount. Edarto mbe ; Ladies Vero latn, Clare, Pratt, Sefton, Molyolea x, Camp!, Brace, Gower, 111. Butters, Fitzgibbon, Aylesbury, and Ducie. The lion. Mrs. ROBINSON had a select circle of fashionables yesterday es * g, at her house in Pr ivy-gardeus. The earl of MOUNT- POOCUMBE was eSpeCled to a•rive at his noble mansion, near Plymouths on Friday. Lord Axioms, we are happy to learn from the last accounts received, was much better. Arrivals at Brunet's Hold. Leicester-square : Prince and Princesses Iticssa Ituakaeuaz and suite. Dr. FRCVSS ; Baron. FREDERIC. CHARLES, and HENRY :1111C111.6144 SOU lig SVIIWERIN and suite; and M. GAIATtiII WWI EAR, all from Paris. Departures from ditto:—Colonel ElsEk HART, Colonel DE Brssus, Mr. U. Putts'', Mr. films- SA at, Mr. JOURDIN, fur Bath; WYNNE A URRRY, Esq. on a tour. The [Attie, of the Nobility and o...nfry leaving Intim will find in every description of travelling, particularly to open carriage., the envelopes of new colones sod cheap wrapping Bath and Beaver Cloaks, of the creates. utility, rapidly pus on and uff at every &strides' change , of the atmosphere, and effectually enAttlio k i the whole frame lit prof-11.'11%g to and froth Routs, the Theatres, anti Veining Parties to general, they are considered, Ihonotth pecteetour the coastotai.on, to be the mast booneacial garments • Suck nt.'s kultr produced, cud are praised in the hhilient terms by tl mole who louse worn them. Sy the lies-side they h-ye pros Ole highest idy l ...Hance, and an. to Ite ftroCar.rt is ceery eariele, to the Ifliow Room of their lasetnoors• and la. cLvievoctsoNS, 344, Oxford-street, opposite Great PortlporLareet, Woollen Drapery Warthons., estabipbed A. I/. 1750, Rilt.k-L/INE 77IE.ITRE. _ , W e l as t niv.lit bud the pleasure of uitr err it" 116 s illike4t . F.bv's prtforimiticr el L ady I}blehrii: To be err., eiidut.4 iti thi liificult vino Ike toweti..l.„! r6CrltruCe eltivii Nit*. Siivitos,ara wont 10 411-'4 is rtlnteLt:lltkitiott. is mute 14i:tort of pruis e —b o i by a ctlittel par'-11 unltlnrp.4 of • !outitioton by themiy ni dritirloirow—recorrd the rf'o'''"ii iitpla to ne of the atimeisce, a..tt nut utantithoily ext.:lied their odmiration. err.rie iu ninth she incites Absetrih to hit murder orb*. 1111(1 I*nel:trim, InOst 'ably actin. tattnt- tot detiveied aith a tlegrt forint isiol ['owe, caluti latraSo woke tut issiprtoricuto on is tuiortlrps variable then that of Nue:Jells. Miss NIACA LEY itlotiired mock ability its the nrenr, onlnottornt to his tont der—but. in tus.:ing Ore betk—mii the retirwch potties she met-- " Infirm of purpose! give irie the daggers r• there tees slot eufAilitit firrusst.s ut,rl the IMlllqUlrt•M(34e, 01411 MACAULEY music' her self to be perfectly mistress of the M.ge which, to milder this scene tit; ciive, It ob•clittely neeet•sury. Her wuclmitii Seem- was yell well perfoi'meiri —and was lion4isterturtilt applause bons evrt.i pert of the house. Mr. ity.in'a .litteleih ix No ark{ known to require riry Minim. observation. He wi' in excellent voice—slid played with great di.crainitiatiosi. We newer saw Nut to so mueli advantage li i the hanglirt 44.3'11ei 34 011 tills 0CC14011311. Mr. HA g performed the character of miedoir what much ability. 44 TIONA L 'VEDA LS. Mr. MOWS still coot' es the series of national medals; illuttrative wf the events of the late war, With' that spirit and adruirableekerittion which u subject to pregnant with glory to the mons of Great Britain imperatively demands. The last .mi-dal the series executed,• is c risiorative of the re entrance of the togli-b into anovor. At one side it illustrates this event i H fly bedislifitl teptesenta tune of Britannia. in the act of feeilisig,tam time Hanover' :n horses—and on the °the'. there is sii appropriate likeness of his Royal Highness the puke of CAMBRIDGE. in Ii• frill military uni form. The figure Of Britannia is full of energy, aid the drapery is cart will, great tu.ie. the home are vigorous, and display the hoe Bnalottly and life that pleases and astootshea O 5 so much lit WARD's and COOPER'S ekquiSitr portraits of lar auititals. lii the arratigemelit of thi- limbs their is an agreeable variety, which, by the cootrast of attitude it preiseute,- is productive of much her. molly. The curer or ilse fi g u re . of Britannia is well conceited to give effect to the grouping.— There is a Mild dignotfili Ale portrait of hii.Rityal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, *loch makes the likeness at once natural and stiiking, tend, he An easy association, fixes me Mind on the moderm. lion of his government Of I - hoover. us Elector of which, we presume, from the tine allegorical &sit e on the reverse. his portrait in introduced in this series of medals. The Grand Duke MICiIAF.L , attend, d by Lin suite and General HAMMOND, went yesterdaY morning to Eittuisea to view the mniinfactorr fur tunkitig shoes frith oadh, Jitc. with wliith his Highness appeared much amused. His bro ther, the Emperor of Kusat e, bolt much interest in this nianuiactory when in E:.glond. Its the even ing his Imperial Highness honoured Covent-garden Theatre with his prtsenee. We are sorry to mention a circumstance that 11 , 4 astonished the musieni prtifen.iin t i. A f,vnurith f t _ male snipe', Who was much a d mired at the %fold Music Meeting in HANDEL's Air, r, %Vim men natterin g may deceive you," aid wife to one or Site principal tenors, formerly of the Wrod.tir Cl.lr, left her family of seven Children on Saturday lust, with the son of a country organist ; haying on the preceding evening 4plig at their Annual Beactit Concert to au elegant audience of 600 persons; tinder the patronage of a Royal Duke. —( Weeds kxpress.) The Contest for the City will terminate this D iy. at Three o'Clrek, and the Members to represent the greatest City in the World, In the noblest Assembly to the World, will then he determined. The Cont. st, huierser, still continues between the different Offices, as to which shall have the good fortune to dispose of the noble Prite of 23,0001. or of. 40,410111! which must be Drawn on Fat DAY Wert, Shen the ItAttry•lttill 1161.1. CARROLL still re mains at the head of the Poll, hailing sold the highest Prier drawn on the First Day, and idly the Second Day, No. 9,434 the only Prise of to,nOtil draws. Cuwiri.wrioN Of THE FRANKLIN MANUSCRIPTS. are requested to state, that the Third amid last Volume, in quarto, of the Memoir* of Ike Life and Wettings of Dr. Frookito will be published no Thursday next. This tunelneliog Volume is calculated to-corite, if' possible, a still realer interest than the tat) merciful', as it contains a vast number of Poiltlcal, Philosophical, and Miscetlatieuus Pipers, titter before published. - • " %Viol do you intend polling for ?" said a wealthy Cit to a friend (whom he met bloating • throng!, Cheapside into Guildhall yestrrlay)—" For the most Independent Candidate, to he seer .”--" Then I'd ot wit* you to turn to the right-about, nolo I, Caroling, and tire EVTON a &midi Vote, as Pnehene is rewired to re turn Lie on the 20th Instant, by the triumphant Sale of lie Two Grand Capital. Of 2001001. etch; Maven:ore mukg hate to the MN:flogs of Look! The interest lately excited for the adventurers to the North Pole is now trona'. reed to Ito. Euit tutu West Poll, while the thousands who are autionaly waits M it result 1111.111 equally itopatio at fur /Megrim] t..emiiia- Uuu of—karfase's Pat; bu' Fridays watt, when the hen plumpers of 110,9001 seek Mira It other Oamt.tle, must &Miura oat, and may ears* thus •leho magoserhately rust MARSHALL, I, 11101borukhaysk corset of Mlddle-row, who has already sold is the present Lawry N 0.3,315, entitled to upwards of 1,411001. By Act of Parliament the Books will 14e open et Eight o'Clork Toalloasow and will nut close good Eight to Ike Esenine; nod on TIPURSDAY they will eoloonue ”nee 1.11 12 u'Ci..eb as the Lhae.tig begins as Nter " . (71.,ek 31uruill, when the Sixth Prig.- abut , ' 1.00(1 b e 41000/ o. 23,000/.—anel all the 44 Capital% incl u ding Two of 00,000/ we. sour be thaw,., a. the Loiter" *timber 181,' Friday. 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