The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-07-17 00:00:00

I INTERNAL sirtrAnoN OF SPAIN! Scarcely any .European state is involved in suet as,:•nrily as Spain. The knowledge of the public is tolfile to 'he external exertions of the nations power of Spain, as, for example, the magnitude of preparations in the present war; but they seek i. fir information relative to the internal state o. icingihn, and to the progress nr retrogradatio 'r3' its inhattitahts ht science and civilkation. And v-t Otis point of view is assuredly the most intet est ingtand the most important to the friend, of philo saltlike! disquisition. To such the subjoined letter ' will not fail to be acceptable. ivriter is a naiivr et Spain, resident in the capital, anJ witli an enlight eiteti Mini. combioei the happiest talent of survey -40; the situation of his country. . MADRID, APRIL 17. A Torn whole cennlry not :t year ha, been so orator - bride to Spain as the last the energies of the na tional eharaller have, however, been fortified, and • have manifested to' the eye, of Europe tile whole tome " miment In remote ages, the year Mt will be dlala misled only by its disasters. Pressing want of the priacipnl necessaries of lite, a dreadful morta lity, and all the terrific concomitants of those scour !'!Ores, ASSigli the last year a place among those cruel • *paths, the melancholy recollection of Which mill fills the world with horror : but wise expedients, and .tn :tftive and enligntersed . foresight, averted, as much as pos,iile, the unexpeZted evils which threat tad the whole human race, and prevented the total bursting of the clouds pregnant with misfortune, wha impended over our heads. An unusually inclement season, which appeared Iv 4 * to 13r a digression from the course as,igned Lyn:-.• lure t i our climate, destroy...! tae nascent hope cf the husbandman, and famine stalked over our hltst -1 . . ed earn-ii.dds ; dreadful earthquakes laid waste oar fitkili i Government immediately provided alum l. •.-. ightnce. chisel antioits care from the coun.ry, and til fined free% four:lee 'aro the re . rifted inhabitants A malignant contagious i'-ver, partly produced by the It Mire ;,:e of the asmoaphere. extended its ravazes on k * leery sidss; Government checked its career, and set r • . boria.ls to its insatiable rapaciey. Tie yellont fever appeared fresh et Nilalaga, communicated its orsti le.,tial influerice with the rapidity of thought, to 0 nave !fill to 1- , .y owns and villages of And.,lt2:, a, sr.e4 •hr•• treat::: tote whole pen nstil t with its iiiecar ik ' We fury ; the (-, verritneot .r . l.4in subdued the scooters. '1'.1.! Gene-alt.s:mo, the Prin. ipa do la fr.-4, cmr 4 e ,u,:y .0...ic:;,,1 this deitruliv..t hyd. a, ! a. tr tw was .3 in: to con utine the kingdom ; 114 van t•Oedit by the secrets of chemistry, and prevented 0 " • t -.in %lair. ,i.sirig its bea,l. Ile was nc.t c intent ..,,, ,00.14...hi.4 via ire ; deeply se n• 410 oi the neccss4y of . !- of health, be inspired the Liter.tti with the • ii. al which anintred himself, en,:n !•ag..d th i.-ii t ca -este this task, and a few montha w:re sLisii..,ent to 'ovate this fruit of experience, com'ei.,cd with ettely. talents, and profound investigation. " Government now took advan: •ge of circume et tom, to operate on the pitshllc opinion. Church - yards were forme!, and a s.sarsition was erelited be tween the living and the deaf. Ihe multitudes of beggars whir:. a inn, dated the highways were confin ed, Ani this ciao, of de ones was compeled to be ser viceable to society, %voile, at the same time, relief and conssrlatioa were granted to the truly necessitous. Neither the .ignal for new conflicts, nor the obstacles inseparable from a state of warfare. are capable of Or citing the benevolent career of Government ; its activity makes a provision for every contingency, and creates new resources It is engaged in enlarging and improving the prison., where hitherto innocence and guilt have indiscriminately inhaled disease an devh, in gloomy dungeons totally inacessible to the air of heaven. . ~ New and powerful encouragement is given to education. the chief srouad-work of the felicity of a state. The old system is abandoned, and supersed ed by a more rational method of instruction. A considerable province was hitherto consigned to total ignorance. l'he Government ha , given it a college sod schools to enlighten its inh.. tsitaats. ss lininstry with rapid strides approaches to per fection; Government is daily enriching the manu factures with new machines, which on the one hand improve their produce, and on the other diminish the number of workmen nece.sary to be employed Ttniu,es in other countries it may be doobtful whe ther such Jiminutio is arc advantageous, yet their beneficial consrqiienem cannot be denied in Sp fin, whose population is so disproportionate to its extent, and which has recertly sustained such heavy losses from the plague of the Western world. The cloth mattista!tteres of Guaclalaxarn, of Ercaray de Sr Feinando, and other places, have, is the course of the past year. implored to such a degree, that they now prepare cloths, c isimit, and new kinds of woollen stuff,, w!.ich rival those of foreign produc tion. The cotton manii:....gures of Avile and Porte Is Vega are daily attaining to higher perferaion. ~a the articles made in ti ...rn ate models of taste .• t : t~.r • and ingettity. Tbe. nntormlii of ta:efghts and arilYtres was an objeft universally desired. This %as been iccomplis:ied t this general scale was every where introduced and ailoptcd, with unalloyed en- t. On our sea-coasts new parts brive been cmi uructed, and in the interior new canals have been cut, to facilitate the communication and the cot• eeyance of goods; the canals of Castile are nearly completed. In Biscay, Castile, the kingdorn of Valencia, Catalonia, Estrernadurs, and many other parts, where the traveller formerly discovered scarcely any thing but precipices and maribes, new roads have been formed. These important labours have been attended with two-fold ailvantar,es t they . have urnrd communications, and have afforded a livelihood to thousands of poor, who must else hire perished of famine in this unfortunate year. " A new tariff of duties has appeared,in which go vernment has guarded against those abuses which commonly insinuate themselves into this land of im posts. It is grouridel on the essential principles, to favour agriculture, to demand no more of commerce than is necessary for facilitating the commun'ca lions. and to impose no heavier burthens on the carrying trade, then are supposed to be adequate to the injury sustained. Agricultere, which was always honoured and respected in Spain, has received constant encouragement and support. The Direc tors of the Garden of Plants have undertaken the publication of a Journal of Agi ;culture, which is gratuitnu , ly distributed among the farriers." THE BRITISH PRESS. I.ON '(l\, WEDNFSDAY. Srt.v 17. No account of or from Lend Necson was receiv. ed when this Paper was put to press. The rep•vt of Oe approaching dissolution of Par liament, wnich we lately mentioned, gains ground. Sw^ral Members have already begun to put on all their smiles, to refresh their memories, and End./ to make themselves amiable in the eyes of their Consti tuents. Whether they an union the general aspen of aTkirs, ar upirs an officisl hint to that Jen, we do not pre Lead to knaw. We only say that the report was c;rculated list night in the enldical circles with increased confidence.— Should the rumour prove well founded. there will he an end of the Aottleovost Party. Ministerial influence made tl.em, and Minisvrial influence will take them away. They have not been planted long enough to have struck J ep root into the soil, and acquired strength to resist the storm. New Mem bers, more friendly to the Minister, will succeed to the B iroug'is now occupied by the Friends of Lord V;SCCUTIC SIDWOUTH. In the ewe of Lord Vi.count Met.vict e, the ADDI'OTON Par ty certainly 4 , did the state some service ;' but it may. be a question, sel:ether a party a -ting upon their system, at one time with the Minister, a t ano ther time with the Opposition, the occasional enemy of both, and tb'• decided fiiead of neither, may not do more harm thin good by the unceit linty and embarrassment which it must produce in the ma• nagement of public affairs. If it were only by the dissipation of this neutral force, the Minister would find himself cinch stronger in a new Parliament. All, however. that can be con.i dered certain is, that without some change, whether it be efFened by a dissolution. or the acquisition of new f, lends, he cannot encounter another session with confidence in his strength. or any degree of satisfanion in his plate. A Continental Confederacy against. France k now - . eousidered more probable than it has been regarded for some months past. This feeling is not, however, the result of a supposed charge cf policy in :any of the Continental Powers, but arises from the altivity of diplomatic currebpundenee by the several Powers of Europe upo t the subjed of the war b' mien England and Festive. The faster this communiea• tion is pushed forward, the sooner it must come to an end, and the mo:t sanguine do not expel that the issue will be peace. The consequence to England must, hawever, prove of great Advantage. Mr. Fox recommended a Continental Congress, if it were dilly for the purpose of chewing the fairness of our views in the prosecution of the ear, by the moderation and fairness of the terms upon which we were willing to put an cod to it This he thought would do England incalculable service, by removing the prjudice which the artifice of the enemy may have been able to ex,:ite against her, and give strength and stability to a Confed-racy for the pur pose of restraining the ambition of France ; thus dis tinctly avawed by the refusal of fair and reasonable conditions. Much of this good, we hope, will be de rived frenn the no , ssion rf M. NovosiLTZoFr to Ber lin. It is generally understir,J, that he g.:es as a n,e diatur lartweeu the Belii;tereist Powers, and that the Emp. r.‘e • .1 Rossi A approves the terms tnsou which -ng'...ul is willing to stegociae. If M. Novo:n.l zakr 'should tint succeed in his undertaking, alk the I finesse and management of France will not be able to delude the continental powers, by inspiring then) with distrust and jealousy of England. The re ti disturber of Europe will then nand revealed in broad daylight before the:n, and a continental con federacy may be organised, so as to comnicnce Military opriations with vigour and circa against France in the ensuing spring. If any persons that the continent l states are alrea:ly convinced of the fair and lionoOrahle irieWs of 1*.n!!):Ind, at. I there fore require no fartheit information, they deceive themselves. The intelligent Test niay, iddeed, see the real met its of our policy; but they over-rate the understanding of the bulk of mankind very much, and undervalue French address in perhaps an equal degree, who, with two modern cases of a Northern Confederacy against England before their eyes, flatter ilemselves that there is not a great deal of prejudice and passiOn still to be removed from the breasts of the Continental States. A fleet of sixteen sail of ships with a frigate, sup posed to he the hismewdrd hound W-st India fl,er from St Kitt's, under convoy of the Caryiliirt, pitss• ed Falmouth on Saturday morning. Jon s Ptr r, Esq one of Ow Representatives for the city of Gloucester, died at his house in P,thice- yard, in that city, on . •;Itisd.ty last, in the 79th year of his awl , . L•rnf A RTHt R SOMERSET, brother to the Duke of Br auroe'r, and ROBERT MORRIS, of Lamy:lnd-court, E.l hive declared themsAves Candidates for the va, amzy in the representation, oc casioned by the d.,ath of Mr. PITT. A new writ has been issued to return a member in his place. We und:•rsrand that Mr. Ric:l.4km has declared his intention to offer himscif a candid ue for the University of Oxtord, on the expeaed vacancy in the represect a• It is rcocrttql there will he a strontz opposit;on to the re-eleaion of CAM ENE ACH, its Memoer fur the Co.int.y of Down. A imiral IZusi ELL h ts,arrivedatYarmouth, kith fo , lt 5:1;11 of tin• line from the coast of HollanO. Adnairal Dot.nt AS lus arrived at Dungeness with part of his salsa Iron from Boulogne. Forty thousand pnunds sterling, which arrived on Saturday, at Portsmouth, for the payment of tht troops in India, was shipped on Sunday. On Wednesday sio'noight, Lieut.-Gen. the Earl of 110561.11 N and suite arrived at Galway, in Ireland, and the 101 l twin! day he revi-wed the troops, and expr , tsed himself highly pleased with their disci pline and appearance. The freetimplon, from• Montevideo, for London, is captured by the Yeltere privateer, and car ried into Jersey. I''e sloop hr!/q, of Muntries, from Opoito, is cap.nred by a Spanish privateer. The Sluttish tri7ates La Cara, of 40 gun*, and l,e ,Metier, have been ex 'mined by the proper offi cers in Plymouth Dock-yard, and a report made to the Admiralty and Nave Boards, as to their fitness for His M ijesty's service. Their guns, tackle, stores, &c. are to be sold as usual, in the course of the next week The Clara had a 16 months tho rough repair in South America, previous to her sailing for Europe. Yesterday the Loot) MA VOR eta; under the ne c.tssity of raising the price of Br .t-1 an Assite, or two-pence in the Peck Loaf, to take place to-mor row ; when the Quartern Loaf Wheaten will 6c sold for Is. `2;d. and Household Is. Id. In olletience to Mr. Fosrea's new Pristlad A 3, the survey of the hne of load from Dublin to Wcxford Was to commence on Thursday last. un r the direaion of M y•ir Tay LO a, and a number of experienced Surveyors. Amongst other improvements about to be adopted by the Post-Masters general in Ireland. it is, we understand, in contemplation to order the dispatch of tne liolytead Mails at six o'clock in the evening; by which the inconvenience of the resent varying arrangement, which :lepends upon the tides, will he entirely avoided, and a permanent rule will be in future established. We yesterday ann'unced the loss of the Orrsiet, Capt. Bows, off the French coast. The follow ing are the particulars of that event. as detailed in a letter, dated the 13th. from an Officer belonging to Lord KEITH'S squadron : . 4 Caotain Brown was ordered to attempt the df,struction of the enemy's flotilla iii which hr hodevery reasonable prospect of eiteCe,b. Every thing favoured the enterprise. Kr the lead it appeared he was in Seven fathoms water, but on the succeolind heave the 'toe' had only three. The whir wa, immediately ordered to be put about; this olfi:e she performed, but her stern was on the b ink. Every at tempt, every caroms was made, but in vain, to ect her It we , a beautiful moon light m•millig, and a vast numoer of the enemy's gun boats and prawn, were. i.i motion. The Captain and his ere. Soak to their long-boat, an -I ratloo than softer the enemy V. be benefited tin this miafortuaa, ghev contr.ved to set her on fire, awl at two siel oe k an Wed. nanday erecting she blew up Cant Browne and his crew got sate back to the other ships, but they lost every thing, cx cepe the clnaths on their backs." In con‘equence of the evasions of justice which have lately occurred from the corruption of Prose. entors, and particularly in instances of Prosecu tions for forgery, the criminal judicature has at length found it necessary to interfere, and direet, th a t. in future, all forged instruments shall be de posited with the Magistrate, before whom the pre. vious examination takes place. By the Newspapers from New South Wales, we find a new settlement has been discovered in that neighbourhood. The Newspapers say a After several days anxious expedation of news from the expedition sent to form a Settlement at Port Dalrymple, in Bass's Straits, which left this the 15th of Odober, this settlement was most agree ably surprised on Thursday, the I3th inst. by the arrival of His MAJLSTY'S ship Baglrd'e, with the agreeable news of Lieut -Goverror PAT asom being fixed at Port Dalrymple, himself and those under his command, in perfect Peilth and spirits, and rising every exertion for placiog the stores, Ike. un• da cover. Tl•e formality of taking possession by occupancy (which had soma years before been done by Capt. Fa.irinerts, when he di ,covered that port) to ,k place os; the 1 Ith of (Muter, under the usual Military at.l Naval salutes." .L , ROV.II, FAMILT. wEsrmouyit, JULY is. Yesterday the ROY AL FA1411.? :VI ended DO ! . Service at the Church, and heard an escelett sii l mon creached by the BiNfr , p of Bit isTot.. In l b evening they honoured the ficosus with their iv sence for a short time. Fail; this twining His MAJESTY retie ea k g ,. hack, and !tat ti e German Legion going o a 64 day near Maiden Castle. They lialttd al d sahra His M *JEST v, %visa, after conversing with sumo i the office's, proceeded to the camp. About tit o'clock, His MAJESI V returned to the Lodge i breakfast. Soon aftereleYen, the ROY AL FA au came out of the Lodge, walked tip the stater si • and went an board a most elegant new barge, stb• was steered by Sir H. R. N:. Ar t ; they Were tt.r t is it on ho trd the Kara! Som r. igs Yacht, comm ed by Sir II B. NE A LE. A Royal Salive was Sr by all the ships in the harbour. It being a ten .iii ably fine day, a large concourse of spehators N‘ et alrafled to witness the sight on shore, as will is, great number of vessels to accompany the Rurti FAMILY in the aquatic excursion. All the ship crews, AA the populace in general, gave Ili MAJESTY three cheers. His MAJ E..TY Id off his green shads: this day : we are harry n say his eyes are much better, and he eyjoys exalle3 health; he conversed for some tiro , : before h quitted the shore with Mr. and Nirs. BOYER. The Roy Af. FAllliv vvere attended on bis at d b Lord DVNDAS and the Earl of lloacutsrca, C t nerals CARTWRIGHT, HOWARD, and FITiII.)Y, ay Col. TAY too. This evening the ROY AL FA SU Ll' WO !intim the 'theatre with their presence, to Se2r. 7awsksl,l %larria:c, and For: mes Frwlickt. Arrivals at the King's Head Hotel—. Sir W.doan, Cole ant tamdv.. Rev. Mr. Wald, T J,t . E :1. Mr. Indianan, Mr Gsydon. C.i ,cant 0 . 11 7, C 4,0, 1 .1 WU, IU)11 . Mr Brown, and J P.llir, Eva. Arrivals at the Royal Hotel— _ . troy tn . 1.015 . 41 1) aid Mr. rid Mi Bouveric The visit of Their Royal Highnesses the Di: a nd Dods's% of Iro H 111, and suite , (. to Veutt,al! dens, was quite unexp?Red, on Monday night. L such ave. , he exert ic La nf the Menages.% Ilia all ti See real. parencies, and those of fits Ro al iligl ness's Arms, were disp ayeJ in *jaw miautei, is every preparation mad.. for their entertainment.. Tneer Royal Highnesses were sn much pieasei, chi hey did • not depart at two o'clack yestetar morning. Monday morninz, Prince Wtt Laws of Gtot CISTWIt, attended by Ms; sr HIGGIVS, one of 1 Royal Hi.;lines , 's Aii•de•Canys, arrive' at 1' house in Upper Grosvenor straet, from Liverpool, •• Lind Lecat.r. is prevented by indisposition la join . ng his °ramie friends in the Noah of inlm this Summer. Lint week the Right 1-Ton the Eal of Bivovori Ma or U RIO NA KT and Lt y, liont at :dinburgh. Mr. arid Mrs. H' a it 'sox have 1. ft Edinborgh a tour ,hrough Scorlar,d Lord OvNi Liu. at rived in Brlfavt on Sunday se's night from Unnagliadee. 03 illy way to his beautel family seat at ..Shanei's Castle. The Earl of IL it 14 MO I t has two lwses.to at Brighton, Afeerymqx and Lille John ; ilerrym is the. tavoutive. La& MIA ructar it entertained a selen party supper Nit night, alter the Opera. Else grind Cricket Match, at Lord's C':; Ground, was decided ye+terday in favour of La land. The C. reßomia ; or,Trritise nn Aetion livery. by etc Rev. Gil lIIIIT AUSTIN. the popular ; Wencher in Ireland, next to N:r. 11;11..1' hi4e excitird much admiration among the literai. Arrivals at Cheltenham, Lady F. !Low°, Lady a,nl Nlts4 Enntean, Gen reppel.l and Mn. B2aualont, Col. Leighton, Col. Ktn,,, , La, t. Roc Capt. Smith, ti:.d the Rev. the Mean of hapl.nc. The Conntess Dowager of Coat: will leave to on Saturday. Sunday sc'nnight the Right Hon. the Earl A lISN DLLS passed through Aberdeen on his way Hada° House. His Lordship, we und-rstaudi soon to be united to a daughter of the MAtqais Anntcoas. Miss Du%cAN and Mr. BANN;sTeR ire perk+ ing alternately this week at the CarLsle Iheat under the management of the Vcte: an Moss. The Couatess of Firzwit.t.l A And Lord MI Tom commanded The Schuot N cu odai, And N Lrfi Zitala Stain, at the Peterborough Theatre, Saturday last. The l'outaa Roscles was exrcted to perfrenn night fur the benefit of the Birmingham Hospital ; hut his previous arrangements r .ott s , out of his power, he made a hanthome clunatwal that Institution. lu the eonsistnry Court, the amount of Pomrar.i's alimony wAs fix;:d at 29,01. a yeir+ addition to her pin-money, wl,ich is about 11101 e. The Court of the Empei or and two Emil" of RUSSIA, Of the two Grar.d Dukes, and IA Grand Duchess Aura, consiits of 3,813 r" and costs annually for its support 3,363,8i5 r• it The German Theatre was crowded on Moro night. To those who do not understand the 1 / 4 man language, the performances ut the Sousa may be considered one of the best Pallets If A ever brought for- , •!d. The coatic humour cf derick is astonishing. Belfast promisys to he extremely gay the enst season. Mrs. SIUDONS, Mr. BANNISTER, and Jou tor° sr, are expeeted there. Miss FISHES has played at Cheltenham, /it` Rossi/id. Lucy in The ri-gin uhmiskl, and flounced for thlIC Shore and bide Pick/-; she play this night at Gloucester, the part of en the Third—speaking of bet Rosvtind, The 6% , e' journal says. " the lovers of this play carmoi recolleCt, in every scene, the bewitching 100 3 tones of Mrs. Jo:ll,th." ft IS father • bol d eu !Wow that inimitable actress. Htoris etmtuhr:nej cr darimtoyp.rtehdeeAcbounb,drint •, L ROE./1. FAA)! seevr:::iicsntee,radtt:theeyytheic)ohlu,R.oruoc honoured a t t . nh l w e . l ' Aiß:mtmoi heard . r v ' u s a t a:: w i t ' e e a u n i t j c d u e e t. :: he, : - mon Ite eached by the Bi.lep &mei.. Iu sen i c . r ni fi i ; t a hi s s h n o i r , t i t n im n ;%. hack, and lot t e German Legion going o a fie day near Maiden Castle. They lialtid d sal His MYJISTY, Wh3, after conversing with some ri ct,h,cehrsulffikc, His mA proceeded jrsiy breakfast. Soon after eleven, the Roves. Fates came out of the Lodge, walked to the vener si t ut i ‘tv :i :ij i s t l‘s c t i . n ee'n' l rt ; e o ctrad ir i d )l7)o th 'St e ridr / la t i e: rn e aBo most e Ag .i . y ntel i yh r w , artgle; ed by Sir Ii B. NE A LE. A Royal Salute was tir by all the ships in the harbour. It being a ren ably fine day, a large concourse of speetetors a artraCled to witness the sight Oil shore, as well 4 , great number of vessels to accompany the Roy,. FAMILY in the aquatic excursion. All the shi • crews, Rai the populace in general, gav e MAJESTY three cheers. His MAJCsTe off his green shade this day : we are harpy say his eyes are much better, and he eyjitvi excelle health; he converted for some time before quitted the shore with Mr. and Nirs. BOYER. The Roy AL FAMILY were attended on b oa rd , Lord DUNDAS and the Earl of Dustcutsrea, G nerals CARTWRIGHT, HOWARD. and Fleetest', as• Col. Tay eue. This evening the ROYAL FAMILY WO the 'theatre with their presence, to se®? t7awsksl! ilarria:e, and Fortune's &Adm. Arrivals at the King's Hee., lintel—. sir %Voltam Cole an I tainilv,, Rev. Mr. Wals, T s ire - El. Mr. lochilion, Mr Glydoit, Ca:ttaln palls C. 0,14 W .0:4 Ilan. Mr Brown, and J Ellis, esq. Arrivals at the Royal Hotel— ' Bubo,. or Riistol, 1.41 . 41 1)1 Wdtuir , sad Mr. sod M Bouvet*. The visit of Their Royal Highnesses the On and Duchess of Iroise, and suite_,_ to Veuatetll dens, was quite unexpected, on Monday night. L such wee , he exert ices , st the Menages.% sled all s' fine Me. paren . cies, and thole of His Bee al its ness's Arius, were disp eyed in afew Inflames, every preparation mad.. for their enteiteiement. Their' Royal Highnesses were sn much pleased, tl shey did • not depa't at two o'clock yestei motnittg. Monday moraine, Pi ince Wit Lieu of Gto CUTS*, attended by Me; )1' HIGGIVS, one of I . Royal Highness's ALLde.Ceneer, arrived at house in Upper Grosvenor street, from Liverpool I• Lsird Leceer. is prevented .by indisposition it joirfug his Grants friend, in the North of this Summer. Last week the Right Hon the Eel of Ksrisor Ma' . r Dew:mewl and La.ay, from Leneree ars' at :dinburgh. Mr. arid Mrs. HA en 'sox have 1 ft ediuburgh • a tour .hrough Scorleed Lord O'Neil. at rived in Brit . :est on Sunday se' night from lennagliedee. 03 Illy way ro his basun: family see at .eilianes's Castle. The Earl of lia a tie au has two horses to at Brighton, Afeereeere and Link Jahn ; t is the tavoutire. Lady Hee recoe g entertained a, selen party supper lest night, aster the Opera. rhe grind Cricket Match, at lord's Cric' Ground, was decided yesterday in favour of E. lend. The Ci ronornia ; or, Treatise nn Action and f livery, by tee Rev. Grinear AUSTIN, the h po as p la , e muchd ach s.r re ira la ti n o d n , a n m ex o t u to th l% e : Arrivals at Cheltenham, Lady F. Brown, Lady and Miss Eniocan, Gen Reppet, arid Mrs. 11,auniont, Cu!. Leighton, Col. La, t. Rur Capt. Smith, ai.d the Res. the Peals of Raptor:- Tbe Conntess Dowager of Coat: will leave tc on Saturday. Sunday sc'nnight the Right Hon. the Earl ASSISI:nee passed through Aberdeen on his wa Hadar. House. His Lordship, we und••rstand soon to be united to a daughter of the MAI quis Aar ecoas. Miss DUNCAN and Mr. BANNISTER are perk ing alternately this week at the lerlesie thee under the management of the V vie: an Moss. 'the Countess of Fs TZWILLI A:4 end Lord M TON conunanded The Schaal f;,e .s ce earae and Life lido.. Stairs, at the Peterborough Theatre, Saturday last. The 1 ours° Roscres was expected re perform night for the benefit of the Birminghern Hospital ; but his previous arrangements semi out of his power, he made a hanthouse donati that institution. In the Consistory Corset, the amount of Pomr es alimony was fixed at 20,01• a ye' • addition to her pin-money, which is about t more. • The Court of the Emperor and two Em p r . - of Russia, of the two Grand Dukes, and of • Grand Duchess Arose, consists of 3,8)3 r 1" and costs annually for its support 3,363,8 i 5 r• es ! The German Theatre was crowded on Mon t night. To those who do not understand the t man language, the performances ut the Scitiasa s may be considered one of the best Ralklr of A t ever brought fore ed. The comic hunsoor cf e &reek is astonishing. Belfast promises to he extremely gay the ens • season. Mrs. Seufloris. Mr. BANNISTER, and e Just rise° yr, are eapehled there. g Miss FISHER has played at Cheltenham, Rt T ROAliltal, Lucy its The Vi aid 414- d flounced for JAIC Share arid bide Pick/-; she 1- play this night at Gloucester, the part of R r Me Third—speaking of fret Rasetied, The Mu yvarnat says, el the lovers of this pier canes recolleel, in every scene, the bewitching InoV ti tone., of Mrs. Jo:triers." It Is ratiate • bold " follow that ineuiteble actress. ormirmi