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~~ P.' • , . NOR el( UNION INSUILINCE SYSTEM. Yesterday s 11111111,141 1 1111 and rrepeetaisle Sleeting of men tone Ware at the Georg" and V alt ure Tavern, St. ‘lichatTivoi Nry. Cornioh, in pursuance of s pahlue advertisrosont. ransom on those persons oho had claims on the Norwich L'osioli Insurance Compeers to rotor floweret and state their immure. At twelve o'clock Mr. Alderman Toosts. M.P. err called to the Choir. _ Mr. Lows Tr, the agent for the flagrance Com pany in guessing', immediately rose GA ►tatrd, that lee apprehended Ibis Meeting had ari►en from anme private diwrgreements between parties , having claims uti tie Office, and some particular individual. For the purpose of makitig full isloiry into soy ►ub sisting comploints, he proposed that • Committee should be now appointed, to meet • Continuer from the Office. which would be really to sit to morrow morning, sod then discuss whatever was submitted Ow thew consideration. Mr. GRAVED apposed this preposition, and said that he thought the most proper course of proceed ing would be to hear at once the complaints against the Norwich 015te, and thus get jute possesdow of the real stole of the cote. This being also the opinion of the Meeting, l Mr. GRATIS stated, that twenty-four casts of • beery complaint against the office had reached him. The smouat of the genteel claims upon this insurance establishment was w great, that it ceased to he • private concern, end the public became at length essentially interested in seeing how this con cern was really conducted. The engagement , already entered into by the Company, amounted In life insurances to 2A25,0001, and to nearly furry millions in are insuninees. He then pro ceeded to state that in • variety of instances the Company had actually retisted the payment of boirefide claims, and their Serretory, Mr. Sign*ld, had thrown every impediment in the way of remu neration fur losses duly insured. Under such cir cumstance% it became important that the persons insured on this establishment should ascertaiu on what funds they had, in the event of leases, to de pend, mad through what eyelets of osamigement they had to seek inquiry and redress. Application hod bees made at the office of the Company in London, to know whether any and what capital was invested in the fends, list Mr. Bignold, tbe Secre tes''', declined answering any queseions on that point. It wm thanker" for the Meeting to consider what steps should be token for the security sad indemnification of these who had stigisally placed confidence in the establishment. Mr. Romaiess.s. said, that • vonsidersble on.. her of complainis had been made by claimants en this office • he would particularly mention ou), which re heated the greatest discredit on the Office, sad particularly on the Secretary. Mr. Bignold, whet had equivocated, step by step, throughout the baseness. He then related the case of Daniel Stubbs. of Fleet-market, linen-draper, insured in the Norwich Union S siety for 3.000 f. On the 7th September, lOU, a lire happened. by which Mr. Stahl,' suffered • great loss, and, in .:orisequence, amide a dais upon the Society for the sum insured. After delay, the claim way referred to arbitration, by mutual agreement, and on the 30th May, lets, the Arbitrators *worded 1.9311. to be paid to Stubbs at • particular time and place. The mosey was bet paid at the time and place bud, nor we, it paid vitae it was afterwards per. nasally demasielvd. In cmmetnence, an applica tion was made to the Court of King's Beach for all attachment opium Mr. Bignold, the obligor in the Wad on behalf of the Norwich Society, which the Court grantees.. This Gentlemen was fiassily TAKIW to Evictrriovo open the Sheriff of Sur rey's warrant. kEPT IN CUSTODY. and COs- i PI LIED TO FIND Tilt ISSAIIIS OF SATISFYINI Till •WAILL It was impossible to view such a transaction but with the utmost indignation at such ▪ total want of fair dealing. -fair. Plat (a Solicitor) stated the case of Mr. Bainbridge. whose house was consumed one eve's ing elide lee was absent at the play. The policy of assurance granted by the Norwich Company was burnt its the house, and application for remunera tion was made without iteect, through Mi. Mould, the Company's Secretary. After repeated applica tion. wire made at the office, it was at length *reed that their surveyor must see the place first, but that be was not expected in town for • considerable time, bring then engaged in • duff rent pelt of the country.—(d Largh.,— fir (sir. Pike) at length tiled a bill of discovery inn the Court of Chancery, to ascertain who were she responsible or prominent Directors in thr es tablailinseat—at length, after repeated likel eve *lona, a return was made of the names of some of these persons, who were men in buiiiiess at Nor wich, and it was then insinuated that the fire was not accidental; mod further, that a workshop, where it was said to have blokes, out, was not stated in the policy as part of site premises. To this Mr. Bain bridge replied, by offering the best evidence that the her was accidental. and in his absence from home, and also that the person who made oat the Policy on the part of the Company. had steadily tilhtd a part of this instrument in the workshop of which they were said to hove been kept ignorent. Nu settlement could be had frail' them, and lie was now engaged in legal measures for the recovery of the amount insured by Mr. Bainbridge. The Are uteri, red • year and a half ago. Gentlemen paid that the Truett. were sea .1 rank and pooperty. Mi. GaAvcs sail. that Earl Craven merely put in his name as • Patron at the desire of • itaircirig.marter who atteaded his family, and the I)iike of Argyle consented to have his 'mine put OU souse private •pplication, but disavowed any responsibility on the occasion. Thew person. agar di•clainsed any interest in, or knowledge of, the affairs of the concern. It had also been staled, that individuals were tusking great lifoparliell by inana4iiig the concern. and that Mr. Bigisuld had gut nu Sere that, Ii3OOUL oat of it last year. Air. Rosters lamed that he hail iiii•ureil in this • wre. and woe hermit out 12 mouth% ago, since a inch he could obtain ao reinuuerat run Inc his. use. Iles brother-in-law was precisely in the &ruse pre. sticament for a length of time. It wall also suited, that Mr. U'illiorns, of Sale.- Lary-court was insured to the aiasuelit of 4.419 a at list Norwich 06ce , and that in a Litt ire Saar Ins THE BRITI S H PRESS. LON DON. FRIDAY. JULY U. ISM We have received Pori. Pipers to Monday last. They do out contain any thing new respect nog the Vitro-Royalist Consiiiiisey. The King, however, has been snore prominent than usts.ll, hum which we may presume he is not conscious tot alau ger, or affects to treat it lightly. 00e of the .Alimisteritil him* affects to lie very silty upon the sive...ion of strength which it pre sumes ti lt Oerubitiusi fl Atter themselves they 111,ive üblriurd by the Geheral Vertioii. This liCerwooto it estimates at about twenty site iecruita, but limn it POI/OWN tort when they have COWS into Lcuuu l lint wore than 6411 a-dozen will prove staunch. Nnw, the Election hot being yet condo/Jell, this speculation is at least preniatuer, and it is totally impossible. to know the isuntlwr of new ltl e a,beis oho will inufess tar prsocyles of the Opisusition. That (hr *diktat's, to the ranks of the latter it greatly un deli:null, must. honarver, Le tieil the total' in the Aletiopelis 11:‘ , I1C would k ite was tlor 'thole moonlit of the astamste. But WWOII, Ir. WAIT:IIIAL arul Mr. THOII , , we are 1.04, are of no weight or impudence. It is not in the Member" of the Metropolis, contain• ing a population of 1,400,000 souls, we are to, look for the representatives of public opinion. Nu! fur that we suppose we must have recourse to the Members for Ohl Sarum. "These are the true legitimate and adequate "Ilepresenta tires of public opinion. The rotten Borough is the right plate in which to look fur sound con.ti. lotions! priocipkv and doctrines; mid, if you would find 'political luminaries, the capital, the sent of Government, is the only spot in England from which they are excluded. All men living and educated three are consigned to mental dark ,was, or if any part be enlightened, it is only that within the purlieus of the Treasury sod ' other 'Aeblic offices, those patriotic and iudeperident men, who would have returned Capt. MAXWELL is preference to Sir SAIIII7III. R0M11.1.11% The people of England, we believe, think differently. They have been accustomed to look up to tire judgment of the Capital with reverence and respect; and in this view, if the whole strength gained by the general election, on the side of the Opposi tion, were limited to the returns in the Metro polis alone, it is well calculated to alarm the Mi• 'sister, and does not deserve to be treated lightly. Hut the most curious part of the 'peculation ha• aarded in the Ministerial Print, a the expecte* that the greeter part of the new recruits will sit sort—that shout twenty may join, but not more than half-a-dozen will stand to their colours. The grounds of this confident anticipation should he developed. How are these deserters from the ranks Opposition to be procured ? It has never yet been insinuated by the most servile retainers of the Minister, that his powers of eloquence or argument had made a single convert. In argument and elm. epience he was uniformly worsted ; in every battle, and almost in every skirmish, we have seri, him glad to take up his quarters in the camp of his enemy. or to follow in their emir, in hopes of safety. The confident assurance of a grout desertion of the new recruits in the next campaign, from the Opp°. sition forces, must be therefore bottomed ou some other ground than the superior talents of the Ministry. It is to corrupt itillnersee, the influence of place email pension, we are desired to loot fur this disappoiutinem of promise, dereliction of principle, mid abandonment of public duty, Corruption, we are thus told, is to be the order of the day, until the new House of Commons is rendered as amiable in the eyes of the filisiister as that lately consigned so ,the grave. This confession may chew the candour of the Ministerial %%Niter who has made il, but it can neither please his patrons, um add much to his character for prudence. We yesterday stated, on the authority of ac tousle brought Isy the Brazen, arrived at Ports. mouth, from the West Indies, that the Spoolsli Royalists said Independent squadrons were on the 11th of June in sight of each other, off Barlsadore, and prepac+wg for action. Letters, it is said, have been received in town from Trialidad, stating, that am action kid taken place, which ended in the lima defeat of the Royalists; but these letters are dated the 10th, said place the action on the preteding day. These two act...unto are isoconsistent, and we are disposed to confider that of the Craves the best elititled to credit. The followingestraet of a letter from Gibraltar, dated June was received yesterday: The plague is reported to have snide its appearance at Taugier : it is not ascertsined to a certainty, bet the symptoms are so suspicious that it causes the greatest alarm. All communication wish ibis place is of course prohibited, and the Spangler& have thaws) a closely connected cordon of troops along the coast opposite. The measures of precauiiou here are so strict, that while they insure VI security against the attack*, of that scourge, they promise to have a verious effect on the quantity, and quality, and the prices of provisions. A boat will he sent over on Monday, with proper persons on board, in order to investigate the nature of the disease." Letters received from Jamaica mention the shock of an earthquake. which had been felt throughout the whole Wand. The day is not specified. but it is supposed to have beets about the Ipt of June. The fullowiiig is an extract of • private letter from %%rime, dated the Ilth irnt:—'• Young NA POLSOM was 'okra to Bode'', about three posts from Vienna, two days 'lgo, to pay his respects to his Imperial groodfsither, and congratulate him on hi. return. Tire boy is a line thriviog fellow, mod bears a close resemblance to his exiled [o ther. Ilia mother, Mattis Louts*, Duchess of Parma is here at present. The rusiron• and rain. parts of Vienna, which were so much injured by the French, when they bombarded the city, are re pairing. Marry hundreds of the military are tm ployrd upon them. It is rumoured that Lord Seriwattr does not return Ambassador to N'ienn•. The boil ul• Foucux, • tall handsome young also, has been iu Lii.z those ten days, eraleavouring either to purchase or hire a houre fur his father, who is now at Prague. There wetness) , large mansions in the city of Lim to let, but 1144 our ►utiicirsstly capacious to accommodate FIPIJCItIi and The son declared that his mother and suite alone must have toreNty-itou chambers. However. as it is indispensable FUUCIIC should remove frosts Preget, the ►on has talc.., as a temporary residence, a house in the Grand Place, near the Cathedral of Lige. From unqur►ttunabis authority 1 inform you that Flit:tilt: la at lists Mae iu treaty for sir Srig all tin toe batiks 4.1 . the Danube. Fur two td• them roily hr has offered ►txt) thousand pounds sterling. Four 01 the tis•ues ate Weio aatbuch, Zellluf, and Eleatic's." • I . 111 4 it..pfe, his put" a all sV s coooi.h.rotay and elan parts of the room.. Ile had slim tossired 6001. at the flops. The latter dace middy erred to pity their proporti of hi. boa, but the Noe. with threw every esiolierie to his way. nuel (lady did a part of oho they ought to have dune after mule derable delay itiol dil6 silly. The Ilion. W. Sommer was or opinion, that on public grounds some 'signify iuto thaw complassits was o.crwary. After some conversation among the Gentlemen present. as to the course of proceeding which might so be pur.owil, a aeries of whirls tee Adeertiseesenil—were uninienously agreed to. %Vlore' the regular bii.ineia of she day was over— Mr. WALDEGILS I / 1 1 complained of birivior.. op. on his cusidoct, en his anxiety to correct the atiu.es of the Norwich Otfice, which had appeared in a Newspaper called The 8, iela4 Luminary, sod declared his intention of ioststuting legal proceed ings.against the author of what be (4r. W.) alleged to he gross falsehoods. The CHAIR'S/AM assured the Gentleman, that Isis conduct in . this hastiness required no vindica tion in dist &letting. It stood quite clear of -ally impot.tion. The Meeting then adjourned. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. emus, Amy VI. The ;Eine, accompanied by Monsieur, Madam*, Monsieur the Duke d'Asignuieme, the Great Offi cer* of Isis llonsehold, and the Ambassadors of Spain and Naples, went at noon to the chapel of the Chateau de St. Cloud, to attend mass.— On his retorts' his Majesty received their Excel lencies the Ministers of Furriest Affairs, of the 1,1- terior, of the Finances, of War, and of Police, the Marshal Dukes of Coign) , and of Dinstrick. the Mine* d'Eckmuld, the Peers of Franc., end the Military of all degrees. The Mayor of S errs was received by his Majetty. The Comte Slurat took his oath before the King on being named Prefect of the Aveyron. The King has granted fetters of natnritlis lion to the Sieur &Mourne Suhh, formerly Contain of the Mainelakes of the Ex-Guard, and Chevalier of the Legion of Honour. Several eiews.hawkere, who omen Friday hawk ing about the streets details respecting the conspi racy. including extracts from different journal., have been conveyed to the Prefecture of General Carmel has not yet surrendered himself. IPiANIEVORT. JULY Is. The Hereditary Prince end Princess of Hesse liomhourg arrived here to-day. They make their public entry into Hombourg to-morrow. MADRID. JULY 1. The Ring has just ordered that the ports of entrepot should be opened to foreign 010111111Cfee from the Igth of this month. These ports are, for the present, those pointed out in the Royal Decree of the Seth of May test a vit.—Santander, Comma, Cada. said Minot. Ills Majesty has also di rected, that foreign merchandise and effects bruught to the mote above owned, and in consequence of the above-mentioned order, should enjoy fur the preeest the favour of eutreput. 2011 t, JOLT S. The English Rear-Admiral Penrose arrived lately from Leghorn, at Fit►micino. on board the Albion, of 71 guns, accompanied by the frigate fsirapiatie. lie proceeded to tins capital, and was ;stearin the day before yemerday, with his 04%cera, at a gland dinner given by Cardinal Gomalvi to several Cardu►ala mad time corps dipternstique. imams. JULY 7. it is said tie Ring of Simony will set tout to wards the rod of August for the Batiks of the akin,. seines au iuteraiew with one of the Allied klueorehs. MUM. JULY 4. The amounts from Cache, Coruna's:and Hal boa, *peek of a number of captures made off the Spa u coast by a squadron of Insurgent priveterrs. Letters from Madrid state, that muds disquie. hide !prevails respectiog our relations with the United States of America some even *pea& of a war as inevitable. Our differences also with the Court of Brazil are far flour being irrsoged. DRESOLN. JULY G. We are trot without hopes of seeing here the lim.. pee or Ale s wider. It appears to be certain that our differences with Prussia are entirely arranged, but the Comeutiou hes nut yet hero published. v 14" :41 01 ti 0,0 C - --- -- - --7 "4 --- 7." I '4fi• --"'N'•:---Nri Kb: IT, Arty I. Tier MAJESTY cwntiwwcl the 11fIle as yesitessday. The P 'et's AUGUSTA, ittletitied by the ICossisters of HA acouftT, took 3411 airing last evening io Kew Garden, which are most delightful. The PRINCE RECENT arrived last evening, and dined with the Princess ALLUUNTA ; afterwards Isis Royal Flightiest, worried to Carlton !louse. Lord and Lady 114.11.1LF.1.EY called this morning at the Palace, to 'soy their dutiful respects to the QUEEN, ou Weir way from Englefirld Grew to Logsdon. This litty the Duellers or GLOVCEstER, attended by a Lady, arrived at the Palace from London. Sir JOSEPH and Lady 13ostis left Spring Grove this, aim nia% for Loudon. DUKE OF GLOUCESTER'S TOUR. A few months since the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER had made arrangements fur going abroad for about three smooths; but owing to the severe indisposition of free NI/as:silt. together with the loss of the society and assistance of the Prioress ELISAINTN by her marriage, her Royal Highness Ilse Duchess of Gr.occasTrit erliolaislied the benefit and pleasure she should enjoy by tra velling in foreign countries, also the deprival lion of the lose of the company of her beloved Duke, to fulfil her dotifel and filial attendance constantly upuri her afflicted parrot. iresterd.oy morning at a quarter before eleven o'clock. the Royal Duke took an affectionate from of his tre llised Duchess. and departed from Gloucester House in his , travelling carriage, to pursue his tour. His Royal Highness was attended by CsAosiel COTTON, Major Sir ARTHUR. MURRAY, and Major CURZON. Tlity proceeded from London to Ports mouth, where the Royal Duke was to dine with Comenis.ioner GREY, cud sleep at the Cot ttttt is sioner's house. This morning the Royal Duke and suite were to embark on be ird his tklajeaty's frigate Spartan, Captain %VHF., to smil fur Bourdeaux. His Royal Higlump, iirocredo through France to Italy. mud hotrods to visit Gibraltar prerami to his return to which is expected to be iu about three tuouthi. . Tee Qviu. —The regular account from Kew yesterday only stated— Her Majesty is much the same this merttiar" Poirste accounts said tli Qtwiss b%us taaw4.4l India piped. The Duke of YORK arrived in town early Fest e r. day morning from the New Fo►est. _ Yrsteedny mortiwg the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE left lowa for Windsor. The Duke sud Duchess of curoatoac. the Looti g rove of HESSE.CAIIsrt., with his soul. PiiiHee FREDERICK and Prince WILLIAM. CAM* to town (ruin Kew on IVetitiettlay, end alter partaking of an early dinner, honoured Astley's Theetre with their presence in the eve • g. Yesterday morooing the Royal party left Cambridge House fur Kew Green. The Duchess of GLOUCESTEE left GI wester house, for Kew, about half-past eleven o'clock yes. tents) , morning. Yesterday at three o'clock tile Sheriffs of Loudon and 'Middlesex, with the City Rernemlnaticer, wait. ed upon the PRINCE REGENT, al Ca:Tilos. House, to take his Royal Highness's commando whew he would be pleased to leerier the Addresses of the Corporation of the City of Loudon upon the mar riages of the Dukes of CLARENCE a n d KENT; when the REGENT was pleated to appoint M lay, at three o'clock. It is understood that the Royal Dukes and Duchesses will receive the Addresses oil the same d.v. The Duke ;nod Ouches of LEINSTER are ex pected to leave town on Sudsy next, fur their Seat in Ireland. Sir JOSEPiI YORE, Bart. is arrived at the Earl of Sr. Wine, iss St. James'worquiire. from Isis seat, Sydney Lodge. Is le 01 Wight. The Ertl and Countess of Daitatawrott and family. intend leaving town, on Sundry, fur their relit, Overton, Derbyshire. Lady %Vmutew giver a rplendid rout this even lug, at her residence in Grorvenor-street. Monday seennight, being the birth-day of the Marquis of BICAUSIONT, sun of the Duke of Kult eu who entered Isis second year, the elegant Town-hall of Kelso was opened with a public din. Her, attended by the Committee appointed fur carrying on the building, and a numerous and re spectable company, cuithieting of upward► of one hundred of the i►►habitants of the town. Front Copeoh.lgeu, the Sts ultimo, it is stated, that ilie King of Denmark, id the instunce of the Ductless of Brunswick, and us considerstion of the intended marrirge of Mademoiselle de St. ANlaire, her *eke, lusd coosetsttil to the transmission of the Dudsy of Gluckplierg, in (*tabour of Illasleinoi.elle de St. A ulaire end the Count de Cases, her intend ed husband, in the evens of die usartiage taking Idled. The Duchess of Brunswick I n ns agreed to annex to this fief property to the auususst of 300.000 f,mssva in favour a her isiece. We are glad to 6iitl that the Corporation of Lon. don propose to iusiiiste a new iniquity, relative to the proportion between the prices of bread and those of corn. It is impossible that any persons nu beware competent to such a task than some of the Member* uf that Body; sad, as they enter upon it several mouths before the expected meeting of Parliament, their labours are likely to end in such complete infirretaiisii, that the Legislature rill have little tunic to ol►tniu. Itt'llatsurver pro. posal w►ay be its view will be obvioittly much pro moted by thus coining so I'arliame►►t, with abun dant intelligence, instead of calling fur a Isbutious iiiquisy, to the midst of the other busiutaas of a sisiou. LYCEUM THEATRE. Cast sliest Ave new isintnimstie insrem Altair Dort's+ Bufus was twesrsitra for the third Tite greslly irrtlnurrd, w.i. Perrivisel «yth oprwic uoa.ks salastartinwy and rxrut,llo-41. of laughter. The othrr esitertalipsuesite *rrr, ILr viper., or /'gist end Easy, susil thr ballet ikruna t f if.* liebistite. Th e ..teddie f ire *rye sineurtiosas the circle we odwierved, 11:FJi- MEOW, the 11iit9iiiis of Flc4uroter, moot die Ea.! of SUANW•III, with putites fesiertm.wly. FASISIONAIIL R D EPA RTURET. Lortlettellecragfi left town Irtilleg4lrtyrreshig, fur Ail, North Cray, &rut. 1.60/4 MIMI I.atlyCliee , from their. Noose ht Grsfius-rVerg. Bowl-stretet, for Wilke. Lord Lanottieril, front his house in Tleilsolt)-synnee., fur his sent, Cooper's Niu , Surrey. The Bon. Mr. E.ardkl, from his !louse is Ilskeoniseei, as a 'l'beCipantres aff Pounfiri, Goal her hease iu rottaana. street, ea a lhour. Tire Bit. Snip I,f Salisbury, from his residence in 1441er Set elf IMF of reel. for Os- Palate, Sali.holsy Lord Salision, hong hie hurisc In Great Cumberland -4m% on a 4 our. The Earl and Comoros of Shulfield, from their Imre Porilaini-phsee, f,r shelf' swat, Eleiritinc, SU•PVIC. Esll CI A 11•11111101, for taw ismiouils. , T. Thornhill, E.ll fom ilia linear Illtrektiry-rgitter, ter his .eat. Itidakswoe Ili ll.tll , Norf..Lk. Lord Cuisries Folsruy, foo.nt lieeke4ey-utuarr, fur Iris arse if, Suffolk. Captain and Mrs. Headyrsna, front at Prince of Rote Co. 'berg Hutri t Cltarlia•arrrt, Glusyrnan-Nuarr, fur the Cue. lin. sot. stir (11hOTICP Hriggio, tart. final bin 'house Great Gatanher. land place, for lad, real Tlllll.fldir tar. Mr. R ewrot e hum Ulakea Hold, for fare *eat, Sitanirg HilL for A Monte. *arc fmm his Ukase in lliiMotreet, E. tlsn ley-rquare. fur his seat in Herts. The Dowager Ctritillets of Looklele, front tor house ia fiosterast-slreel, for lirr semi, Brune Hume, Fulham. DOVER, JULY 22. The follownig wre asisirs.pt the arrivals as, sad depaiturrs from, Payn's York I lotrl For Freoci.--Thein Royal Highnesses Ate Disk,. and Duchess of Candies land, the Princem of Sohn% arid tailor ; the Earl of Essex mod .site, lady Grrorville Temple • daughters, and suite, Lady Rambold and saite,G llaashold„ Esq Sir Harry Trelawiity,SirJanies and I.:iilv Firczeralit,t Ise Hon. Colonel Pommirby, the Hon. Gerard Cranial*. Lady ; and frmily, the Dean itf St. Asap*, firma!, and suite, Nit-- and Mr.. John Lie Allan and fswiily, the Hon. Vice Admiral Crio con, Sir Richard Carr (Alm, Lady Glyn, fancily, asid snide, Viscount Prolliagton, Sir Abraham Erten. Miss Etter. Sir John Stanton, the Riigning Prince and Princess at Srhamoshonsg Lippe and wife, Mr. iiet4 Miss Rayannetl, lie. Perrot, Mr. mil Mrs. F. Schinidenyer, Mr Moo. mod alias Mum', Mr. and MTS. Cumbe, Mr. and Mr.. gariirts, Mr and Mrs. Toners., Mrs. General Borne, Mesa Sewn..., I. Cook, Mr. and Mica Murray ; Mr. and if iss Stall, Mr. and Mrs Mark ham, Mr. O'Connor arid family, Mr. and Mrs. Greirktl. Mr. and Mrs. Arminian/4 Mr. and Mos Lamb, Mr. nail Mrs. Owen and family, the Rey. Edward Edwards, the W. S. Combiner, Mr. and Mn.n girchatiniter and family, Sh and Mrs. Bali-coo and family, Mr. and Mis Barley and family, Mr. mill Mrs. Taltersill, --Graham. Erg. Mr. and Mrs. Jurellsi and fami4r, Req. Mr Fraser, M. and Miss Barth, the firm. Miss W. W.W, nu, Mr. Ohs. anil Miss Churchill, Captain Fletcher, Mr. MINI NI M. COON M. 1%. gal Mrs. Nugent, Mrs. Tustin", Mr. and Mrs. Arnrehuus, litenuminst, Caq. Mr. Mil. and Miss Steiresisim,Ciolimill Routh, Littly, sod family, Mr. Dolt bruise, Mr. WA. Ail. Sec. For imadon—Their !loyal II ighiressra the Duke and Drachms uf Erni and Suite, Alargilis De ISailaitise, the E..orS of E . ill sud suite, Lady 31alinetbory and 1141.1i14 Lady Dakhla mid lo.r Dnmr; iliticr-Genervl Reyinrilms. Lids, sad fan.iiy , he Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Cosi, Sir Juts" Complus, LA. Lbw. CROAK ru the East 11l It. retie, •nil smile, Mr and Mos Pubes.! and Cull-, Lord Kis krisil brizhi, or Wingate ; Go urge Vrstry, 141. the Hen. Commis g u ,s 4 4l, Lail/ Fiances Bridges, Sir R Bridges', fin tianilgate‘ Mr. and MLn dapinall o Cci •I P. M.P. (to Rmirroine; lir. and Mrs fro re, Mr. Cad 11111. HUiCillllllll, Capiall. Intro, Me James, Mrs. and Miss Glower, fa- kt ; the Slim Mr. and Mrs. Heneage slid f ins y. Mo.. and Mos grmtenhoory, for Margate ; Colonel Edward as . Arkehloso t . fir auto; Mr. &midi, Mr. and Mrs. Pilitlattiann said Wady,. Sir holm mid Lady goilgrs, he. dm. Mrs. At.oots roinmrticei all engagement f ar a few night., at the Newcastle Theatre no Wrthoon.. day loot, in she tiodroorsero of Lady Bel/, in tic Comedy of Know yuor aim .tile rd, o w l ,% e off in the lance of the I)eril to Puy. The pact of Aloilootioor in the Cosuedy, by Me. ScaNt.str. A letter from Vienne, doted J u ly 3, %Ilya " The Emperor Seta 25th AUIOI6I (or tire Rhine, 51,4.1 Will crniJw amine 41.6)6 at Nlu+4ica." p r i n c e Kourakilt, who pa‘prd the lamt winter at Paris, limb died at Weiumr. /Jim death it atorplooote4 to the titres* of wounds net yet healed. he received on the day of the celebrated that given by the Prince de Seloworszo-toberoc, on the occoriosi of the marriage of lbw Chief of the late Gumeriuntat. .(Paris Paper.) BAILI.EN 11A al/EST.—There was New Barley is Egretuotit market last Saturday, of tXtrille4l( 4111111. lity„ grown in the neighbourhood of Hatengliess. We are also informed that a suantity of telrr slime valuable article, from the vicinity of Allteuhy, wiISI be produced its Workington "market, to-m ie rmis. Our farmer, i 4 COitfidritfiy usw-rteii , .toll repair fur a Winchester hualielt, Ti le gr a s s laws been inspected by competent judges, nod pro 'nuanced to be of qualify. Ilenikeluiaos Paper.) Thursday I NM. a son of Nu.. ilAsune, cannot maker, in Tangier-street, Whiselnictii„ whilst hulk ing behind tlir North Wall, gut out of lies th 141. sold was taken out apparently dead, hy yonii4 maii oldie Milne of N CONN E a ship tal penter; but Ly the perm vomit effort" of D•woom surgtvii, he was happily sestored to Lie its about two boars. The Lily ie about Mertens years 44 age, and is the second lit 'eon thr 4,441.30:1u COllllBl.l. Las sated from drowning wilhiti the last three weeks. Ile is also the ewe m,eK , on who ifs dered smith singular service- ou hoard the P rierd ship , Captain AL:Abort, which was arocked au Wm Zed of October last, aeon il:N.pe Bottum. ACClDENT.—Weelorsilny e v en i ng , i ln n irt i eveir o'clock, a pleasure boa', 14, Wbock was I.*j are die young turn, was 'mutt wear W•iteolasa Ursagee uwwmd to the tioskilfulasess of sh e paste. 111.ppily a Wait. iii which Was MI expert wiles: au and has boy, hap prised to bet *sear the spot, aid this usau, at much hazard, succeeded 111 chugging the allude pally Illto his wherrc, a Meat and vultaisisteil„ shirt b% , baldly able to express their gratitude.