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should be Presidents of the tOosimaireious. The appointments of the Commissaries, i• what concerns the administratiuss sad interior surveillance of the prisons, the remarks to he furnished on the conduct of the prisoners. and their claims to your Majesty's clemency, acc &c. should be regulated by ordinauces of your Majesty, slid by minor instenctioes. from unwept the Cosseil•Gees'tll of the Prises*, ehoeM be sawed by your Majesty, sin the' pessestataiii of your Moister of the Interior, • Specie! Conseil of *elms- • silstration and Surveillance fur the risotto of Paris, houses of detentiou, and depots of mendicity which depend on them. The ~.sober and the ineporleuee of three establish ments require a special institution, fueuded upon the came principles which will serve es bases to the creation of Com missions of the Departmental Prisons; but more variative, .1,11 Vomited by epeeist rules. The establishment of a. Council of this kiwi, fur the administration of the hospitals of Parie,hais prorieced gveat and iucontestalile advaidurs. The Special Commit uf Prisons, nowt, doubtless, he &re phtely assimilated to the Council of Hospitals. Diversity of matters will necesserily introduce some thief mires, either in the sppuintments ur is the urgairixation and rules; but Ilium will cwt less exim between the two institetions a real analogy, •ad the one may, in many respects, usefully serve as a pattern to the other. In solsiailting to your Majesty the mujet of ordinance. which will determine the appoint ment/ sail Julies of the Special Council of the Prusuus of Paris, 1 shall have the M•puor to promise to you, at the same lime, the cuticentraiims er &be adiumistration of the prisons in the bands of one alone of the lieu Prefects of Paris, the , PIT fort of Police This administratimi is at present divided bi tween the Praia of Police and the Prefect ; •ud ties di- V "'U. either as it affects the service of the current yea., ur the success of atotlimationo, is productive of del is and ene barrassinems, which it appears to nee indispensable to put an end to. The Chief Pi esidral cm/ the Allorney•Gearral of the Royal Court tor fah ii, Ow President soil the Attorney-General of the Pullman+. y *Vellums I, should sit, by sight, tit Ihr cuslit. cil of the Prisons of Paris, the Members of whirls would still ►sake a post ut the Council-Ceueral of the Primus of the Kingdom. The appointawnts of the Special Council fur th► Prisups of Paris should he, its general (auil, with the ',melanin of muthicatiuus which the mind of the service may require), Plaeataglalie to those of the Cummissosus of the Deparimelital Prisons. Sock is, Sire, the summary plan of organisation which appears to ear moat calcultteJ In insure the g ood administra tion of the prisons of France. I vulture to believe that this plea is conformable to the err at and benevokiit mess of ernelloratioa sloth your Majesty has often isauifested to me. fly the Cl/01r1010 tor of she Wail sett - 111t which it iterates, those views mat every where he ►etered to practice, and receive to the application, occluding to the exigencies of the place auJ the extent of resources, a enteral devel.peineht. 1 ant, with the MOM profound respect, Site, Your Majesty's very humble, very obedient, and very faithful S. mint and Subject, the Minister Secretary of Slate fur the Department uf the Interior. (Signed) Count DECAZES. P a IRLIAMENTARY BUS ESS. EASTER, 11119. PiOTICES OF NOTIONS, AND ORDERS OT THE DAY, WHICH NOW STAND IN THE ORDER HOOK OF 11Ik; HOUSE, OF COMNIONS. WEDNFADAY, APRIL 21. Not;:e of Notion—Mr, Parnell, Resolutions regarding the. Still Fine law. affecting l'oemilindr. Orriert of the Dal—Lite Annuities. BM; sers.o.l Gtrunerr in Iteland Btll ; remind reading. Chimney Sweep. teut Regulation Bill ; Committee. Supply; Committee. lV.i)a and Means ; Committee. THURSDAY, APRIL 22. Vnfieu of Motions—Sir John Newport, Present State of slot Eetahlosticil Church in Ireland. Mr. Richard 31actin, Copy of Hill of Indictment funnel agailott E Blake, au Attorney, for wilful and corrupt Perjury. Drier. of I.e /Jay—Lanarkrhire Eleetion lot fo. Commuter. SI. Owe • almmt from former 11311010, lo mlen , l Namts .1 Members absent from the dint, i" he .41 mid... Claims on France Bill; second Llectos a Oaths Bill; second reading. FRIDAY. APRIL 23. Orders of the Dar —Nines Alwessment Bill; second Baokouptry Laws Amendment Bill ; Committee. i igionligleigi,on of Members Bill ; ROA readiest. Gaols in Royal llur¢lic (Scotland) Bill; second reading. Cbuich I Lkorlicos Oicolianol) Bill ; beeunil reading. MONDAY. APRIL 21. i. Order• of the Day—U-ory Laos Repeal Bill; further CM1.1 , 611111 1 1 ~,, 01 Report. Marriage Act Anil nolitient Bill: fartlwr eloosidesalion a Report Your Belief (Scollagiol) Bill; Committee. Chtlicruw's Divorce Bill; Committee; Counsel, and %%tonalities. Poor Bales Misapplication Bill; l'loninsittee. laird Justice Gen►ral (Scotland) Bill; Cum. mitt. r. Seillemeat of the Pour Bill; further conaideraiion of Rry.nl. Madhouses Recognition Bill; further eunsidroa *inn of Retool. Royal• Burghs Account (Scotland) Bill ; second req.:mg. Friendly and Parochial Suc►elier Bill; se cond mailing. TULSDAY. APnll. Milieu of Mafiosos —Sir Manlier , Ridley, Propositions segaidliog the Assessed Taxes. Lord Ebringt tttt , To em power Msgislrates to settle Disputes concerning the Wages ~f Sca 'urn in Merchants Wesel•. Mr. Moore, Bill for the Belief of Ribbon and Silk Weavers, foisioded on Report of the ['.•intnitlre of last Session. Orders of She Day—Stint leer Election Petition; Ballot for tionnsitire. Drogheda Election Petition; Ballot for Committee. Slembers absent from former Ballot, to atieud the 13 Il 1. IlalforiPs theme*. Bill; Commitiee. Duelling (Silo lasso) Bill; Committee. Highlaod Roads Repair Bill; lit email grading. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28. leliea gr Mations—Mr. Shaw, Repeal of the Window TA4 sltecinig trelsud. Mr. Denman, Rill to facilitate the Despatch of Business in t h e Cow tof Rises Beech. Mr. Warne Rummer, Resulutiuu ou tin:Subject of t►e Duty un Coale. THURSDAY. APRIL 29. Notice, of Motions—Mr. Chichester, Bill to p r ovide 1,, r a inure omit Asaesistutist of Muuty leeks' by Presentments within the u c eeee I Counties in Ireland. Dr. Phillion/re, liradtul Altolitiou of Salt Duties. miles of fait Dat—llcheater Election Petition; Ballot for Committer. Graminpounil Election Petition; Ballot fur Committer. illeinbera absent at former Ballots to attend. FRIDAY. APRIL 30. Order, of the Day—Game Laws Amendment Bill ; fur ther consideration of Report. Notice of Notion—Mr. Grattan, Motion recording the • State of his Majesty's Subjects professing the Roman thabolic Religion. MONDAY, MAY 3. ' Order of the Day—Land Tax Comasitaii Committee. Peurya Bribery Billy Committee. Bill; TUESDAY. MAY 4. Nadirs, of Motions—Mr. tielioa, Resolutions maeero• • itse Lottertes.. Lurd Castlereagh, Bill to exited the Cum. - emission of Inquiry into Charily School& so Charitable Form -.dation' of tither Descriptions. Mr. Hely Hatehiason, Re. tiros at Persons employed in and under the Alien Ulla in Great Britain sad Ireland, with their Salaries; also, Number of. Perspire setst.out of the Kingdom from January MS, to dasmary 1019 Orders of Ike Day—Truro Election Petition; Ballot for Committee. Galway Town Eketion Committee; Ballot foe Committee. ' THUR.IOIIII'. MAY 6. Welke el Nation—Lord Archibald Hamilton, To refit the Petitions Di Hoe Royal Burghs to a Committee. Miters of Ott Deg—Taustan •Electieti ; Ballot for Committee. Fuviey Bkclion Petition i Ballot tur Como Singe. P MC4MAY. MAY O. LW Syr et receiving Iteporia PrivalWßills. TMEADAY. MAY 11. Noties of Motion—Mr. Micharl Arixelu Taylor; Tu wpm. rate Bankruptcy Buanteha from the Juriarhenun of the Great THURSDAY. MAY 13. Notice If .Voliels—Fir Henry Parnell, Committee gm the Rote of Exc.Woe , betwern Great Rod Irrt.itol, sod into the Espediency of ao Auinihstwu of the Curiency. • TUESDAY. NAY lE. Notice of Motion—Mr. Hey H061,44)14 To repeal Ilse Alice Act. NOTICI•:7 OF MOTIOP.S ATTER P.A►TER. TO ANKH NO PARTIEVILAR NAYS NAVE SEEN ?MD. Mr. Great'', Metairie. meld of Public Drht by the Bonk of &Oslo,. Mr. leimlitun, Bill to Anoint Copyright Atte. Mr. Moberly, Correspondence hetworn the Chant el for of flu. EXCllftrar end the Bonk of Englund. Lind Ar chibald Hamihnu, 'lmport of Law Officers of the Crown co ncerning the Scotti.ll Borghs. Mr. Holum Stinturr, Bill to regulate the Trade of Country Balers. Mi. Mown, °bistro more frequent Cool Wherries. Lord Archiliold Minailtow Refer aaaaa snide to any iiidgrs or Law Officers of the Crows iu ticiitiwid, of any Repw is of the Commis. sionrr. on the Cowls of Jastice j awl Answers to such Re it:reacts. PARMA MEN TA lir PAPER. r 1 Return of the tntal Arnow., of the Effects of the Suitors us the High Court of Chancery. lo the par 17:311. the 1..131 Amulet of the Effects of Us. Suitors to the High Court E d of Chasictsy, was In 16 Ist the year 1766, Ilse total amount was.. 4,019,004 19 4 Its the year 1776, the total ansumst was,. 6,60.!,229 6 6 In the year 17116, the total amount was.. 8,1145,535 7 11 1.1 tlst year 1796, the t 1,141 11110.110 was.. 14.550,387 = 0 1n the year 1866, the total amount was.. 21,922,754 12 8 Is; the year 1816, the total a ttttt out was.. 31,963,51 9 5 Its the )ear 1818, the total ansututt was..N. 33,5 M 34,320 0 IA SITH, Acconutaut.Getsrral of lb:. Court of Chancery. April 5, 1819. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE• PARIS PAPERS. PMl's, APRIL it. Yesterday the King hrsrd MUSS nn his apart. Meta. Its the afternoon his Majesty trau•.icted business witl► the Minions Dessoles, and Portal, Minister of Marine. The confirmation of the intelligence which has . 1 been announced, of the conspiracy a►taitnst hits Nit!- jesty the Eruptror of Austria, has been received,; the plot was to have been carried into r xecutiownt Rovigo, in Italy, and was only discovered a very short time previously to the hour appropriated by the conspirators. Letters front Italy slate, that more', than two hundred persons have been arrested. It will be curious to ate how the Uhra-Liheirils will expla►n this event. We shall soon learn to what party, to what class of political reasoner', the Cortonari belong. Though there is now no important qiiestion in discussion its the Parlament of Euglaad, though bead is cheap, and sgiicrilture and commerce fur nish abundant occupation to the working clas.e•, it is asserted that the Opposition has not been for the last twenty years siroitr,rr than at the pre►ent mu meta ; probably because under the management of Mr. Tierney, it employs considerable moderation in its proceedings. It reports may be believed, which are not Wholly discredited, there exi-ts some division among the English M►nisters, and it is not impossible that Mr. Cunning mid the Duke of Wellington may be soon called to the head of a new Administration.—(Gone le de framer.) THE BRITISH PRES S. LONDON. THURSDAY, Aram 15, 1819. A Paris Paper of Sunday hot states, that the intelligence of a conspitacy having been formed at Mantua, to poison tie Emperor of AUSTK!A, is I confirmed. Twu I died persons are bind to have been arrested in consequence of the discovery of the plot ; but nothing furth.r is added respectiog the ultimate object of the conspirators. They must be weak as well as wicked, if they could en tertain the notion of obtaining libeity i.e Italy, by assamitiating the Emperor of ALA ut A, fur the murder of his MAJESTY could, wills reepeet to its tirt-Clb on the Italian States of Austria, hr isitersded by no other result shah that or truh.rtiiii. K the Crown, a Ilk all its existing rights and powers, to fame other Illtinher of his illustrious Weise. In the Climber of Deputies the furths r dis cussion on the law relating to Ilse manufacture and sale of totacco was resnmed, seal the I.sw livaUy adopted by a unjustly of len agaiim 78. M. Vs COURVOISIER thewasceneled the trthisise, and in the name of the Central Commission a ppointed to examine the projects of the law 'dative to. the Liberty of the Press, proceeded in report the opi nions of the Committee, but he had Dot quite gone through the statement of the proposed laws, when he unfortunately found that he had lust some 4.1' his papers. Lie apprised the Chamber of 11. s misfortune, telling them it was impossible to re toady it, and that every search would then be use less. B)' way of coissolatiosi, however, lie statt 7 d, the lost sheets were of very little einportance, and he deiceDded from the tribune without ham%l, read the amendments projected by the Conimittee. The Report however was ordered to be whited and dr . livered to the Membeis, and the dllttalilllll t.l. the Liberty of the Press fixed for yesterday. l Notice is giveu iu :he French !'apes, that tiny will not be . putlibbed on !ante? Mg - I)day, on act count ilf the festival Of the preceding day. The French luuda"se . •tn to improve. The Five • per Ceuta. on Saturday were G 7 I. 50 c. We lately noticed the military preparations now making by France. They are ascribed, in pr,vate letters, to the apprehension of a rapture wan Aus tria and Prussia.' A report to that eflect is cer tainly prevalent in Paris, lint the circumstances which gave rise to it are not stated, and it is per haps a mere speculation. A desire to put her northern frontier in a complete state of defence, and organise her army, is perfectly in the spirit •nd policy of a great military power like France at all times; and although the means of safety e►ay inspire th• idea of clanger, they do ant always necessarily prove its actual existence. An official statement of the business in progress in the (louse of Commons is given iu another part of our Paper. A grrat deal remains, particularly iii the financial drpartment, tint yet noticed, and on which probibly the tinial of the Minister is hot made up. Taking the whole tutu account, we niay presume that the Srssion will nut close until the end of June. Various rumours prevailed yesterday in the City, as is usual on the eve of settling day, and the Funds experienced a trilling The probable financial measures of the CtlaNcio.Loß of the EXCHEQUER were of course the subject of COlijre- lure, arid loans and new taxes, including the Property and War Malt Duties, were anticipated, according to the humour or interest of the several parties. Such conjectures are iu themselves wholly unworthy of serious attention, and yet it is impos sible to doubt that they occasionally exercise some influence on the state of the money market. A loan or a new tax is certainly a probable, or at least • possible occurrence, hot we entertain too high an opinion of the Cti•Ncia.r.on of the Ex citiQUEß's moral character to believe that hr would ever give to one class of persons in the market an advantage over the others, by commoincating to his favourites in private those projects of nuance which Ur Parliament he affects to consider would be itijit lions to the general interests of the country, if avowed in public. We, however, are inclined to. believe, from certain expressions that fell from Mr. VANSITTART iii the early part of the Session, that he purposes to raise the money required for the service of the preterit year by funding Ex chequer bills in a manner similar to that pur sued during the last Session. It is much to be lamented that the CllANcEt.t.olt of the EXCUE• QUEtt should be thus compelled, year after year, to pursue this pitiful system of shifts and ex pedients. It certainly sloes no credit to the Go vernment, and it it attended by incalculable mis chief to the public. There is All evident want of sincerity aid ingenuousness on the part of the Mi nisters, in not sulimltting a connected view of the finances and expend:tore of the country fully aml fairly to Parliament, that measures might be adopt ed to equalize the receipts with the disbursements. They imagine, that as long as they can contrive to procure the means of extravagance, without re.. quiring a new tax, so long will Parliament skew a contented iodic rence to their proceeding:. They will thus maintain their establishments, preserve their patronage, and cowirquently their darling places; and while they can enity these individual blessings, what matters it to them whether they coidinue to neutralize the effects of the Sinking Fund, by borrowing money to an *viol amount, and thus perpetuate the load of debt that weighs upon the country ? We are now entering on the fifth year of peace, and in that length of time what have the Ministers clone to redeem the • extravagant expenditure of the war ? The OPPO SITION in Parliament, aided by the voice of the people, have indeed succeeded in relieving the country f a large amount of taxes, but what ever of good has taken place, to them alone must it be attributed. lied the Ministers been suffered to proceed in their own measures unopposed, we tould have to ninnin the continuance of the Pro perly Tax and the War Malt Duty ; the original phalanx of sinecure places had still rentained with. out even a prospect of their removal ; no diminu tion had taken place in the military or civil vita. blishments of the country ; and a hatever the , summit of the revenue, aided by the war Naomi and the energy of the collectors, may have been, it would be found to have but little exceeded that of the annual expenditure. it is, however, a happy disposition in the present Niliaisters, that are saris. fied to take advantage of whatever corrective die cipline they may occasionally receive from their isolitieal opponents, and even subsequently to boast of the good effects it has produced on themselves and the country. During the present Session they have, in every important point, pursued exclusively the measures of the Opposition, ruder the pretence, of acting from their own discretion. it is evident, notwithstanding their endeavours to conceal their good qualities, that they have at least the merit of being open to conviction. Extract of a lette►, dated Jamaica. Feb. 19, and received by the Hibernia, via Cove of Cork It is reported toot Al‘tigatiott has eight vessels at Aux Cayes. but it-is not known to whikt root of the [lain he intends to proceed. Good coffee is selling at 8/. 64. Bd. cash. lint:imp currency, twist to 7/. 7s. EttgliAi on board. per 11216"." k V' ' . 46 • f 1:. i t 0 & t ' i .1 tt .Z.I. .'A t . 661 , OF .' r -'.".--- .C - . „.-.:. C e73 ._ (l* ,- --- •-....-7 -...."--> -.....:5. ... J* **, ;•'' '.. - "NZ .. . 4 ,1 ... c .-.... %"*" ..... ?"- 11 1. oh! ... c $1'..,..1 . 70. ..t . ... . 1:440) 4 ,ytpo •• t•JY. kJ • - •••" . 1 1 •-• ft.-. THE DUKE OF YORK, It has been erroneously reported that the accia dent which the Mike of YORK :net with on M ail . day, happened to the same arm that his Royal liigh• ness broke some time since, when lie was coining nut of a bath, whereas it was then Ili. , left arm. NVe are extremely havpy to say, his Royal Highness is progressively recovering.. Mr. Macciacnoa. the Surgeon, continnes at Nl'inolsor, iu constind attrod :nice upon his Royal flightless. Mr. Wier:AE.6OR yesterihy sent n foil report of the state of the Royal Doke to the Paisci. RE GENT, and the other branches of the Royal The following Bulletin was issued : " Windsor Casde, April 11. " His Royal Ditchness the Duke of York bait passed a vary gout night, and iv this mousiest free from fevrr. 0 P. MACGREGOR, Surgeon." ROYAL HUNT. On E inter Monday the Royal stag-hounds ar rived in %Viol(field Plain, that being the place up pointed for the deer to be turned out. A numerous ; assemblage of sportsmen were in attendance at an early hour, together with several hundreds on foot, and great numbers iu chaise-carts, &c. to s-c the sport. At half-past ten o'clock a remarkably fine ther was turned out of a cart for the day's diver sion. Immediately on the deer being turned out, lie started with great speed across the plain to wards the wood to St. Leonard's Hill, takii,g to the left towards the New Lodge, where he rim with very g• tat speed through the enclosures to the Thames, and crossed it near Surly Hall. The sportsmen and hounds were in consequence obliged to make for the town of IVindsur, winch they passed thron4h to the great amusement of the ruhabitants mid pas sengers, and also through Eton. SUfill after the chase was renewed across the country, makiiig for the Bath road to the left of Salt Hill. leaving Ilul strode to the right, crossed the Uxbridge ro taking to the right through the fields and enclosure. in the hue for Watford, in Hertfordshire. The deer then took his course rather to the right, and passiog on .oine distance, this excellent deer was take:: ueur tlarrnw, after a most excellent run of upwards of four hours. Most of the sportsmen were knocked up and thrown out of the chase. There leer:. hut few up when the deer was taken. Dur• • ri the chase the deer crossed several canals. We have great pleasure in stating. flint the PRINCE REGENT wan on Tuesday sufficiently reco vered Imin his late attack of the gout to enable him to walk about his apartment'. His Roy"! High ness has been several days confined. Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT received is long visit from the Duchess of Gtoucvsirca at Carltou house. The Duke of WRLLINGToN purl his re pects to the PRINCE REGENT yesterday. Qu Tuesday the Duke of GLotxr.sTea went from Windsor to Bugshot, where his Royal High ness rode on horsebark fur some time, viewing the alterations and Irmo avements that ere g•4l , l:mt there. His Royal Highness returned to Wilaisor to dine uith the Ditches.. In the evening their Royal Highnesses left ‘Vinitsor foe London, and ar rived at Gloucester-house about t w. lye o'clock. Letters hive been received from the Duke of of CLARENCE, giving very unfavourable accounts of the Awe of Hanover, as far tts relates to dotoestic comfort. House rent his Royal li•ghness repre sents as equally high us iu London ; and the ex penses in food and raiment, in some respects. still greater. " ilahover," his Royal 'Nimes% adds, .4 is no longer the same ll:waver it was before the entre of the French troops." His Royal Highness concludes by declaring, that nothing P•ii l l in event his return to 0111 Englatul.—(Evellitig Papfr.) It is strange th.t no charge of hribery was pre ferred against the borough of Woution 1144 set, although the influence of 111oN EY was felt in various direct ions. The Ambassador from the Netlwo lands left town yesterday, on a visit to the Right ILou. CH Ant.ri sold Mrs. LONG, at their seat, Bromley Hill, Livia. Sir THOMAS AC LA Nu, Dart. arrived p sir' day si (ireillon's hotel, Aiheurarle•street, from u tour. An elopement, front a yowl' Ladle,' boarding school to Gretna Green, is notreed is a provinewl paper under the head of “Efficts of Me genial influence of Me Season." Lard and Lady GAGF. and family are ex;rected iu town un Wednesday next, front their scat in Sussex. Lord and Lady GRENVILLE are entertaining a large party of ilir.titiguklre.l %Hs:tors, during the holidays, at their seat, Dropinore. Lord FOLEY Juts left town fur Nemtiwket. Lord CHARLES MANNERS has left town tar Bel volt Castle, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of RUTLAND, during the holidays. Lord and Lady G. 11. CAVENDISH have left Loan for their seat, Latimer', Bucks. Should any future Loan CHANCF.I.T.ORS make a point of seeino . all the young Ladies they may have to dispose o f in the little parlour before they are married, a great part of the business iu Chnn• cery should be otherwise disposed of, or the CHAN.. cia.toa should be "ex necessitate rei," a younger* vault. %Wednesday last Ilethel-hall, in Norfolk, the seat of Sir 1:110mAS BIEEVoR, will ri scene of festivity and rejoicing, on the occasion of his son, TI IoSIAS BELVort, Epy. coming of age. To celebrate this event, the worthy Baronet called around him his friends, neighbours, and tenantry, whom he treated in the tine style of old English hosintelity. number of the Yorkshire sportsmen went up to Newmarket, to see the watch betwixt Nogiso trate and toz•Orville, as large sums had been betted Ul/011 the further, as ben% the Yorkshire horse. Ii is a curious fact, that in the Court Ahrtemetk, published et Berlin, by M. DE Bycii. BONAPAILTS iv desigiatted as a Knight of the Order of the Bleak Eagle. THEATRES. DRUIY-LAPE. The tragedy of Romeo and Jttliet was performed last night—the part of Joliet by Mrs. W. WEST, who acquitted herself with considerable talent. 'Else bashful playfulness of her early scenes Ives berrutiw fully mutual; sod, as the presence of miliforimie mired' the energies and stimulated the passion% of Juliet's mind, the change of situation was unirk;-.1 by a corresponding be:tine's and declaims of mons per. iler whole performance was larch tschatrert and applauded. Mr. H. Lastui.: - . siipported the character of Botam—but lta ditrered essentially from ti.at almost ethereal bring which the port dreamt of in Ilis sweeter slumbers, mid to whirl. he afternai ~A ve •• a local habitation and 4 name." %lr. 11. K SLR'S ! lASillOts wit-, it. truth— " Heavy lightness, serious vanity!" Ile is not ore of the lovers whom kriar Lawrence destrilus, when he says— : " A toyer may Imslride the gossamer Thal I.ltEs in the wanton asinmer sir, And }et out fall—so light is vanity " lie appears not to act from impulse, but from direct study and premeditation—mid, wheu he apice* to he most moire the influence of passim', he merely exerts a greater violence of gesticulatio and a More powerful vehemence of utterance. Mien Mr. lit.tri laded to make any impression no the hart of Romeo, it was given to Mr. RAE, whose performance, we well recollect, pleased the town very much. by is the hart now withheld front ? Mrs. SPARKS did ample justice to the querulousness and garrulity of the old Arirse. COVENT-GARD'. N. The charming opera of Figaro was pertained Ism night, and went off with eclat. Min Srsrearra ual Mrs. Dtekoltis were in fine %nice, and their mire were received with upplau*. The house prst suited a crowded and brilliant audience. IMPROMPTU NEARIKO OF TRW APRIL MOWER. THAT LATELY TELL IN DECRY LANE THEATRE. Drury was once by raging . flarats destroy'd, Beware, ye Wolves! buw seater is employed! AQUA VITA. 111.ss KELLY has been playing at the Durham and Suiltkrland 'theatres with very great success. Mr. Cat has taken the Cheltenham Theatre. and hiss engaged BOOTH, the competitor of KEAN, to open there in Richard, the first week in May, ou th-it farmer's return from; Dublin. The Society for Readings and Music held their eleventh meetioi - : this season at the Crown unit Anchor. in the Straint, on Tuesday eVehiNg, , Wllielt 14:14 crowded to excess. The performence'clirts Ineticed with n duet on the harp end pianss-forie. by Mr. WElpsaT and Mr. 11• RT. Mks WIS.- LIAMS was the principal female singer, rod she ac quitted herself eutrrairly well. Mater lIVDE, very promisnig.youth, sang The Orphan Bay very delightfolly, and was highly apniguded. 11r. CO LLYER anng.Lore in the !!earl very chastely. Two comic songs by amateurs, The Delight, e the Packet, and The Easter Ba!!, highly del' kited the audionc.-. . We have to state, froth high authority; that the paragraph from Vienna. in tile last Hatubergh snail, relative to Prince LeordLn, is iu a very material respect erroneoini. It is true that his Highness has purchiiseil 'a house in the neighbourhood of that city for the,sttat of 7,0001. sterltits, het not for lit* own residence, as his Highness certainly rears,. to England in the course of next mouth. Ho will re side ut Claremont during the summer, and at Marl borough House, Pall-snail, in the winter. The house winch his Highness has pun li.ised at Vienna is tint at any season intended Tor liptistlf, but for hi, brother. to whom he has made a present of it. `We are further assured, that his Highness means to transfer some portion of his income to his sister, the Duchess of KENT, who Is now ON her limy to Eng land with her Royal Consurt.—(Evesiak Pirier.) On Mr. I*v/sots accepting the chilterts..l-lua dredis, Mr. SPoONER, the hawker, was the person selected by the Newcastle Family, to euileavour to recover their lost interest at Borough'uidge, but the voters were so determturd to have Mr. LAWSON, •nd Mr. L•wsuN only, that poor Mr. SPOONER, who came down rat wird. by Mr. Bus.. TON, M.P. for Beverley, was obliged to remount ht carriage, and depart. Mr. LAWSON did not appear on the occasion. SCARBOROUGIL—On Saturday, the 10th t, d!rd at this place, after a lung and sesere in the 73d year of her age, Mrs. Matte FOUlib, s'ster of the late BARN Ann FoORD, 1..5. U. Prebendary of the Cathedral of York. 'Fm above Lady was aunt to the late General FOORO BOWLS, and to the preseut FOORD Bowes, Chap lain it. Ordinary to his Royal Highness the l'atur • REGENT. PUBLIC CARRIAGLS.—The new pliin which 'him been invented, of curryitig the luggioge under the carriage, and not havisig any pertoita pu•sen gers at the top, is so Safe uud OPIIII110(i1UUS, VIM It would be a yublie benefit if Pailiament weir to restrain any other from next; used on the until. , roads. various plans seem devising in adorn ,. parts of the country to abol , sh MENDICITY, public seem to forget that without the eta 0' Magistrate, Overseer, or Constah!e, it is in 1l"r immediate power of every individual to effect . it.= Let each person make a resolution not to give ao thing to a beggar, and their will he beggars th , longer : on the punt:Tie of " Point d'orgent point if Suisses." PRICE OF BULLIoN.—There way nn return .of Gold in Tuesday's Report ; that of Sheer a•• , — New Dollars at and Standard Bars at A fir plait:atm' at Aldernracon. iu Btr.- belonging to W5l. CoNGRAVE, Esti. WB4 I vo art on lire by route vii4its-, try which the produce of about fi:nr acres was defttroyed. - • The Chirk Castle estate hN., we ut.cierktintl, I.eoi divided in the fo:lowil:g warmer :—(.laogollrt►. to Mrs. WEST; Ch►rk Cd.tle, to Mis. BIDDVL? and the Borough, to Miss MYDDELTurt.• O. hundred and two neve •Burgesses iorre, 'trade on the 7th ioht tot, for the borough of itothin; pre%itriol, to a division of the Chirk Castie• estri,!a place. They were selected iodisertussuatkl).. — (Chester Paper.)