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MONEY API PAINS, SEVERAL sutras of Money. to a large 4ftiount, are deposited with Mr. Walsh, 76 Norton-street, Port hlad-place, to be advaared liberally on anch Wins as flay Snit the borrower. As he professes ti deal in a sapersoi - troy, a derisive ansser to all applications will be instantly Personal attendance front ten till Nee every slay. FOREIGN INTALLIGEII es. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, aunt 3. Their Nliijestiea arrived at St. Cloud in the even ing of the let inst. . Yesterday, Its Majesty held a council of Elie bliuisters, at St. Cloud. This day, the Members of the principal Autho rities of the State and of Paris, were admitted to present their homage to their Majesties. The entertainment to he given by the city of Paris, is said to be fixed for the 10th inst. All the French troops in the Upper Palatinate, err in motion to proceed to the kingdom of Weal pholia. by way of Huff and Saxony. The department of the Upper Garonne has buf fered severely from a succession of tempests and Mood*, during the month of May. The crops, sod even the trees, along the banks of the Garonne, have been swept away, and the meadows are covered with mud and gravel. His Majesty the King of Saxony arrived at War saw on the 17th ult. The late King of Sweden arrived at Berne on the 19th ult. Next day he vibited all the public eatabli.hinents there; lifter which he set off for the Oberland by way of Thoun. Jums 5. The Persian Ambassador has left Paris, together with his iglite, which is very numerous. Chevalier Antarleit Jitubert. Master or Requests. is appoint ed to accompany his Excellency to the frontier. RUTILE FROM THE EMPEEOR TO THE MINISTER OF GENERAL POLICE. " M. Mike of Otranto:—.The services you have done us Is the differeut circumstances that have arisen, induce us to coutide to your baud. the Government of Rome, until we obeli have•taken [sesames fur carrying iuto execution the eth Art. of the Act of Constitution, of the 17th of Feb. last. We have, by a special Decree, dt termined the extraordinary powers wherewith the particular circumstances of shove de partments requite that you ■houtd be invested. We expect that, is tine ucw post, you will continue to give us proofs of your seat fur oar service, and your attachment to our person. '• this letter having no other purpose, we pray God, M. Doke of Otraiitn, to hays you is his hely keeping. . _ "M. Claud, Jose 3, 18 10. (biped) NAPOLEON." LETTIIII FROM THI MINISTER OF OZNERAL POLICE TO HIS IMPERIAL AND ROYAL MAJESTY. SIRP•I accept the Government of Rome, to which your Majesty has the goods's* to appoint me, lo recompente for the feeble services which 1 have 1-eesi happy enough to cru der you. " 1 ought not, however, to mineral that 1 esperienrc a very painful sessatiols in manorial: Cs um you. 1 lose, at one., the happiness and the informative which 1 daily derived from converstaq with you. " If any thug can alleviate this ►egret, it is the reflec tion that, up■ this occasion, by my absolute resigorition to your Majesty's pleasure, 1 give you the strongest proof of nay unbouudedtlevotion towards your persos. I as, with ties must profinitill loots:et, Sire, year Ins period and Royal Majesty's most humble ask: must obedient be:yeast, sad faithful Subjcet, (Signed) " The Duke of OTRANTO." " Paris, Jane 3,191 U." By a Decree of the 3,1 instant, Its Nl.oje,ty has appeonted the Ouke of it ..0%540, suicesbor to the Duke of Otranto, as Mini,ter ufGe.tet4l Idis Neapolitan Mnit sty arrived no the !JO', in the evening, at Cubettki, iu klither Iron Castrovillari, where he stopped two dap', maid re viewed the troop quartere,l there. CONSTANTINOPLE. APRII. 15. The hopes we hail of a speedy IW.II e with Russia, seem to vanish. It is positively sffirmetl, that Rus sia proposed, as the Imes of peace, the cession of 11 Moldavia cud Wallachia. The eis an swered, that such sacrifices could only be expected Pull a foivrer that had experienced the greatest dis asters, and the Porte was not at present in that si tiation. It is to he feared that this answer will cause the tiegociation to he broken off. and that Russia will again prohibit the exportation of corn, a circumstance which would augment the scarcity felt at Constantinople. ■Cll-tx. WAY t 2. By the last accounts from St. Peteratiurgh, the Emperor Alexander intended to proceed in a few days to the coasts, to invert the preparations made to prevent the approach of the English, who have re-appeared iu the Baltic, considerable force. Our ports of Stettin and Edisto, are tilled with vzivels of all fl ags. The police exercise an 'sera- Vary strictnewi. All the crews are examined, at the entrance of the vesiels, and repeatedly after their arrival. An American vessel has been sequestrated at Ei:l in, merely Nam suspicion of the supercargo being an Englishman. CARIMITADT. MAT 11. . A Turkish Prscha arrived at Peirolats, with powers to terminate amicably the differences that t ail arisen respecting the demarkation of the Iron ti-rs ; lint as he could not induce tie Bosniacs to etreettate the disputed territory, it was necessary to resort to force. On thr6th inst. the Turkish fortress of fuhich was attacked, the garrison dispe►sed, and the joiner reduced to a heap of ruins. The next rhy . we arrived in front of dilute'', the linnei l ial Turkish fortress. The Governor sent his son-in law, and two other persons of distinction, to so brit peter., which was granted un condition of their pnitishing the authors of these disturbances with death. 'chi the 10th, as we were preparing to attack the Flirt • .1 exciter'. in the tee story of Cre me.. the Turks • tad their post. This short esperlition will too* make the Turks tremble at the bare tame of the Doke of Raga's. NT. Ptfilltalleo. APRIL 26. The Oftria! Gerale of the ti►nate captain* o notilratiaa, in tt..• urine of the Emperor,: or liir Trw4ty," with Asi.tti4. 'Astaire to the eripiions lie lita Mojesty upon this event, ob.i.rirts that •• th►s iota amiranrliirement of our empire, • w.s t ..;-ition of a Provinoe. the inhabitant% • wit - _ lal I wnple *III per_ etive H fre.lt NOM vf thor itrocilmtions of Diviur Psoritintc,-." It to reotarkrd. that in the 11.4 t of the Russian f;..vortoorots .hed in the K sletolnr of St. It.t.rot>or 4 is. for Pte cirtrut p.v . ,tither that ef t'snienst nor il,.sty-tsoc. se sitesatieus.d. .7 . ltrAtltt-flota, itA y-lf A latr. 'EMS EYiNING, WEDNESDAY, June 13, will be acted, the Comedy of THE MONI)fill. Don Felix, Mr. C. Kemble, his brut appearance at this Tbentre these eight years; Colonel Briton, Mr. F4ullanJ ; Gabby, Mr. Stapletou Lissardu, Mr. Bassinet. Donna ' , militate, Mrs. C. KeMble, her first appearance at this Thea tre these ten years ; Donna Isabelk Mrs. Eyre. After which. a ;11asical Piece, called, Mt'SIC MAD. .....—. Sir Christopher, Mr. Stabews ; Melbas Method, Mr. Liston. Harriet, Muse De Camp. To which will be added, the rare, of THE CITIZEN' Old Philpot, Mr. Mathes's; Young Philput, Mr. Bkwaia ter. Mina, Mrs. Gibbs. To..saarrow, The Heir at Ldw, and Pail* Tom. SECOND TIME. LYCEUM THEATREENGLISH 001KRA. THIS EVENINH, WEDNESDAY, ',me 13,7111 be acted, second time, a new Comic Opera, called OH THIS LOVE! OR, THE MASQUERADERS. The Characters by Mr. Philipps, Mr. Horn, Mr. J. Smith, Mr. &whin, Mr. Knight, Mr. Marshall ; Miss Grilirtti (hvr Weald appearanee on this stage), Mrs. Orgrr, Mrs. Hanley, Miss Kell', Mrs. Bland, Sur. Ake. After which, third tiree,a new Pantomime Ballet, culled THE CASTILIAN MINSTREL. The Principal Characters he Mr. Robert, gr. Mothers, Mr Bourdin, Mine Smith, and . Misa Luppino. 11 . 0 The Miele a this Paper is removed to No. in, Stroud, opposite the Lyceum Theatre. It is requested that all Letters, Orders, &c. for the Paper, may be directed scertediskly. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY. Jura 13. We have received Paris papers to the Gth instant. FOUCRE, the celebrated Chief of the Police of that city, is removed from that situation, and succeeded in his office by SAYARY, who was Minister of France at the Court of St. Petersburg at the conclusion of the peace of Tilsit. BON APARTN returned to St. Cloud on the evening of the lit inst, held a council on the Etd, and on the 3d this change was officially announced by a letter from BONA PAare to Founts, flubbed Duke of OTRANTO. uppointing him Go- , venter of Rome, with extraordinary powers. Fouctie evidently does not long for a Government so much as S.ceho and, from his answer, it is difficult to ascertain whether he considers his elevation a disgrace or an honour. The Menu of this man may render him useful in any depart men; ; but still there is something mysterious in this change, and it is not improbable that BONAPARTE matt, 03 his tour, have learned some thing to the disadvantage of this fuvourite, for, however great his abilities, hia merit and value must have been, in a great measure, acquired, and the result of long experience, and personal and local knowledge of Paris, its citizens, and neighbourhood, all which wilt he lust, and rendered of no use, by his removal to a new arid strauge scene. If there ma. , any thing in the state of Rome to require a Governor with extraordinary powers, the ObViOUll CRUM would have been to hair sent &ATARI' to that and retained FOVCIIE at Pari., the police of winch must he au object of superior interest to that of Rouse. Having copied Lord FOLIISTONE'S letter to Mn. CLARIEC, from the recent publication of that Lady, totaled, " The Rival Princes," in oar paper of Monday last, we are induced by respect for his Lordship's character, and an anxiety to preserve it from any unjust suspicion, to copy the followiwg account of his Lordship, by which al.e prefaced the introduction of that letter : Before 1 introduce Lord F01.11141'0146 to the notice of my reader. I must be permitted to pay a tribute of respect to his honour and abilisies. His Lordship was no way connected with the persons who constitute the leading feature of this work.— He identified himself with the investigation upon public grounds, and only visited me nodes the impression of having been an injured woman, who was provoked to measures, at which my nature. appeared to revok. Under these honourable ire. pressious, Lord Foi.aseune celled forth the energy of a rigorous uoderstwndmg into the :mound ser vices of his country, sod, upon the mule principle of becoming my fnend, he united Aimed/ with the politics of Col. WARMS, as it will be snortly seen by ao important letter from his I .orilship to me." 8W74141TE . 0 chief object 111 his late visit to Antwerp. Dunkirk, Boulogne and Havre, was to ascertain the number of seamen that could be col lected at one given point for a particular service. He has since directed that 40.000 seamen shall im mediately repair to Boulogne, to man a flotilla whirl, is to be rtiuMpell there as soon as possible. lle has 01.0 ordered mare gumt,onl, to be built. those which were built with such ostentation sod menace at the commencement of the war. Navin. long, we presume. been in an rotten a condition as not to lw able to keep the sea. An army is also to be assembled at Boulogne, and the invasion of this country will once more be talked of. Dispatches were received by Government !ester.. day from Sierra Leone, brought by Lieutenant ISKIIIIII, of the Tigris. There had been some disturbance in the settlement, in which a Mr. till* se, who demanded a seat in the Council, and the Goo. Capt. toasts, Commander of the troops, appeartel to Governor 4'4:mousing to be so far couurchnl, that he had put them under arrest. liar. moils had been le.tored in the settlement before the dispatches mine away. - - The late Mr. Wroossu has bequeathed the family st4te to Norfolk. valued ■t 6.0001. per annum. Upon Mrs. WINDHAM. for her life. which is afterwards to devolve on Copt. 1-tata, of the Navy, and NI heirs. F 1• ha• lelt handsome lega cies to los tiro other swishes:a in the War-office. • THE ROYAL FAMILY. Monday evening His MaiEsnr, Princesses Au atiseA and Surissai accompanied by Lady CRAN IA:If, Count MUNNTER. Genera:l GARTH, lIIE ROY, and Da BUDE, and Colonel TATUM, walk ed on Windsor Terrace till half past eight o'clock. The bands played as usual. Thtre was a nume rous assemblage of fashionable and genteel per sons. Yesterday morning, the Duke of Yong, and Lord ARDEN, arrived at Windsor. His NiAJF:9IT, accompanied by the Duke of YORK, Prilievi.ves AU GUSTA and SOPUIA, took his usual ride in Windvor Park. The Princess AMELIA remains much in the same state as she has been fur several dies paid. Sir HENRY WILFORD remained with her Royal High ness on Monday night. The ROYAL FAMILY are expected in town this day ; the KING to hold a Court at the QUEEN'S Palace. _ -. Monday evening, the Princess of Wsr.Es gave n grand entettaiomeot, at Kensington Palace. The following bulletin, of the health of the Duke of CUMBERLAND, was shesrn last rooming : " His Royal Highwass has bail a good eight, and the wounds improve is thefiewprearance. " Jane ig, ism (Signed) E. HOME." • _ His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND continued, Is►t night, iu a fair way of recovery. We are happy to find that Lord GREM•II.I.II is recovered from hie late intl:sposition, and we are authorised to state, that the Installation at Oxford will certainly take Once. Lady 111.aav Postrowee was not so well, yester day, as oh the preceding day. Lord and Lady LEve.sos GOWER gave a grand dicier, yesterday, at their house in (;rent Stan hope-street, May. Fair, to the Duke and Duchess f MAI/FORT, and several other persons of distinc tion. Lady PERTH has removed to an elegant house in South -street, May. Fair. Mr. Pwacawws. gave a grand dinner, yesterday, at his house in Downing -street, to several of the Cabinet Ministers. BONAPARTE'S Empress, it is said, became preg pima in Flanders. We fear we shall have only a Flemish account of his issue. Cheltenham Theatricals have been patronised since the commencement of this season to an un usual degree. Lady TTNTE, Lady JOHN Towas- HEND, aid Lady LOUIPA C•LL, had bumpers on their respectite bespeaks last week. Among the best supported characters at Lady BEAUCHAMP'S Masquerade, on Monday, were Mr. FOOTS' and Mr. JOHN STAPLETON, a Countryman and his Mate; Mr.. FOOTE, • C'oantrii Lass. newly arrieed from Kt' ; the DUO. WILLIAM PoasoN ay, an Antiquated Lady of Fashion. CLARLE'S neat touch at Sir Richard Phil lips, is sousidered a chef d'euere, in modern Phil lip pies. Lady CAMPBELL gave a grand hall and supper, on Monday night, at her house in M'impole-street. Four supper rooms were set o it in the tir.t st)le of elegance; the ball-room was tastefully chalked, iu devices, and the anti-room was formed into a bower, are Led over with ever-greens. The company amounted to upwards of Ave hundred of the Fa shion:dile Woild, who partook of a sumptuous breakfast, and retained home at right u'elotk iu the morning. Mr ; WARDLE, it appears, used to call Mrs. CLASIE the Duke of linnu's Little Mortgage. It cannot be raid that she has forfeited her equity of redemption, UP she tins certainly paid him in full. Earl and Countess CnimmtisioutEE gave a grand dinner, yesterday, to Sir JOHN Cox theriaunr. the Hon. Dents Bowes DALY, Mr. MIDDLETON BIDDIILPH, Mr. VAUGHAN, Mr. 011traas, and Mr. MOTTEVI. Ills Lordship will give another grand dinner on the 20th next, to his Royal High new the Prince of WALES. From the indiscretion of Major DODD, as de scribed in The Rind Princes, one might be led to presume that the Major was minor. Monday evriiitig, Mr. (41111013ACH. the well known performer on the oboe, hart his be tit ht concert at Dunover-siitssre Rooms. lie had the powerful attraction of Mrs. BILLINGTON. and the infant and interesting Nlisses SitAttr, on the harp. Mr. tr 1111.:41!f4i. mm played a very scientific concerto on that difficult instrument the oboe. There was also a hi4l) treat uI a c •ertante on the violin and i or loncello, by Mr. %Vs:tunas:l. and Mr. LINDL►t'. The whole was conducted by Mr. SMART. The Duchess of ithvossititte's grand rent, on Monday night. was attended by nearly the whole of the Nobility in town. When the nipper titulars sore thrown open, the tables remelted eve!y deli cacy of the season. It may be styled the first rout where a supper was provided tor the company ; amongst whom were— His Nighties" tie; Duke of Chummier ; DlSltbfillal of Illostrose, Northumberland, Boatload, ilemsfurt, De Ca►tries, Chanel.", sod Dorset ; Marclituresses of tasoTurd, Salisbury, sod Bath ; Cousteau.* Eurteseee, Camileu, 1-rverprol, Bas ra name, Chatham, Ilarruwhy, tholuandeley, Cavorts, sud Carlisle; Ladles E. Whitbread, Pciey, Duadas, C. ley, Ice. lie. The company did not depart uutil four o'clock in the morning. Arrivals last week at Edinburgh:— Mrs. sad Nisi Foams, of Beaton j Culotte' Collie, Major Minim, Captains Hartwell sod Slum, Oth Warusu Guards; aad Joh. Bryce, F.rei. Vauxhall, on Monday evening, presented a most fascinating scene. The crowd was immense, and contained in it. ranks the PCIIIIAN AMIA.VADUR end his suite. The fireworks, to compliment iu his Excellency, concluded with a Pension Temple and other appropriate devices. Fashio n assume d ■ variety of shapes. Sahli* and sarsnets prevailed— short pelisses were much ourn—and caps with flowers were aprons, trimmed with ribbon, over white drea.r•-4Voodlattd cottage !tuts and fancy mantles werrainong the more simple but not least interesting species of costume. The Pro prietors of this charming place may look forward to ■ most successful season. Their arrangements de. serve every pussible support hour the public. I.YrEi:M 174.4712 E. A new Cntnic Opera s in three A, ts, •Oh ! title Lone ; cot. Tke ma.pierad,„ formed for the first time at this Theatre The pr . ipol charact e r s as re thus --- ." 4 " Count Florimond .............. Pnit.tera Mariuelli ido Mr. ir a: a n u lu: b iltu .. 1 . 1 . 1 . .. .. ................ lin Mr. nali iliiiiitullauStalliiona: l °mei ill utitifill M ontalvi Del Dipo • Sir, Fusee Hubert Diego Mr. Neonates. Villagers, Mr. Mt tun aid Mr. Lii. The Countess Malan Laurette Mrs. Mamma Signora ..... Mrs. HEN LrY hlontalvt Miss RE ht.v Signora Rotunda Mrs. BLAND Atteuilaut Miss Villagers. Mrs Cn•Dititt.ry and Mrs Caoirietil Chorus of Villagers, Attendants, fie ,L e . Sense—Milan and the adjacent Countrv. The following is a sketch of the story The Count Florian-rod, during a runaway reveditint .11 his youth, Tires an inviarible passion for the Coast.* Bod i n a, who, to inshilge a raineritir fancy, had at that ink assumed the helot trod character of a peasant girl ta t rejects the suit of her young adu,iree , whose merit ono• theirs. leaves a deep impression ou her Inset. Her frit* , Signora Lanni's, with her node Hector Tinned°, a fi.,,, Tyrolean, who, at the too of live and forty, is seized wry, marist .urtteralt• Spirit of heroiniu, are vuotio4 Signora has ?olio mar Al don, a here t b e y air to Diet , pmait Lumina', • pet:Erased suitor of Luurette, rod his mother. (h i the trey leuretis is assailed by the stnedants of the ham Romania, by "mistake, fur Hemline Slinitu;ll, •hova Lad carried off from her father's bootie, Mill rho stores* cerapre She is 11111ned by the (Omit Flionorid, mid Its ritielli, a y g man of bids spirit, but fallen is to melting in the habit of a Filar, t 3 afoul tieing ~.,,,( , ,.a l in his decay. A sympathy hence 11,10C11 between Marinelli arid 1 ;melts acrd FlUrii3lollll by the same rent spiu meets sill, 1111'1 as WM. win. Is, bounce, concealed by a veil, and rho, host contracted an engagement' • ith the Baron Ittunauz.i, is at tint poi ventral from itivi,:ing a renewal of his ord. Torun iu the wren time relKiite nasalise herself, in she di sta .„., t a Savoyard. The Countess also meets with Hos:din', a. a wor v lering Harper, and ea diteurering Ile Itartsa combat, writes to him to dissolve btrCos:lno t. Signora Luminati, affecting atria, and lit r sow liq a spoilt booby, on orris ing at Milan, 131C04311,6 I Daub, English Refugee, who, flour having been a sign -prior et home, now inquires on truvelkra es &peel mist. Lab,. gages to take young Lisannatis portrait . foe Lsircua , tad fur ,bat purpose Si:aches up an old Williams Tell, shirt s sent to ter. Tornado, in the heat of his Quixotism, ow I on this as as affiont, and endeavours an vain to get Leas nati to fight him. His cur atdite, tweeter, entire') Ivo Lim the favour of Tornado, and Marruelli henry rerarsaa by Benvolio, an seuwul •ine. plant" r, as the sin, at alma who was the trust, of his opulence, the latter taints as itch repayment of his debt of gratitude. By thismeasend Tornado's admiration of his towage, Mariutlls bonen the successful read ide te fur 1 In Land of Lunn its, mud Mu lased evestually buds a relenting mistress in ILe Cowrie A variety of istideuta cur its tic Daros's pertait tilte rsalsue.; sad Darib's eustiship with the Laudlady at the e■• gel, abuse alga be replacs stilt a hilliest prarlertioauf owls. Oa briug released by she ('lmstr es, howertr, the LIM at saute evinces the strength obis afectita Cur Rusalise, st proses her cliasiirours Tut surto, and oilcans she rrpruslAi that assail hits, by introducing her as the Barrawas This plot, Mr. KiNDLY, who is said to hr tie author, has embellished with a variety of ii.cidratx and some very interesting and c. wic situation*. The dialogue of some of the scenes is very elegant and rvfiiied ; in others, rather tco broad for the pre sent taste ; but the piece is so very long, that it still bier considerable curtailment ; the effect of which must increase its spirit and interest. Mir, GNILICTTI made her first appearance,'st this Theatre, iu the part of the Coveters of Ara, and though buttering much from the oe elty of her situation, sang the songs &gated to het with great taste and science. Mr. Plotters so graceful and impressive in the part of twine I to. rimunsd. He had two eery beautiful songs, and duet. with Miss GILICILTII, which he exceutid old, feeling, taste, cud sweetness, and was much applauded. Mr. DOWTON'S character of Terisado, the Laminissati of Mr. ORISCRRY, and the Daub . Mr. KNIGHT, ale the most prominent parts in the piece, and were admirably supported by thew. Mrs. BLAND had a very sweet ballad in the tint act, to which she did 'eery justice. Mier KELLY made a very pretty rue-away boy, and indeed antis" performers exerted themselves to the utmost. The overture and music, by Mr. 111.P.Ktxli, poesessall the harm, science, and melody, of that Gent lemon's former compositions, and were received thraugh• out with the most rapturous applause. .1 scenery is picturesque cud beautiful. The Opera was announced fur a second represeutatiou "Ph general burets of applause. The following were the most admired sungs AIR—Ma. PHILIPPS. Oh ! if ilium arrreis truly speak A heart to soft cotapassioa it ar, Still will t►ou ;cal a dimpled check. • Still hide It, roses from my view. 'Ti. mercy's Willa shoe wooklst remove, Sly buries.'. augoises to restore ; ah ! two well this hest ewe love, Amid I have sworn to love no more. Slag h wee the form, ethereal bright. The ewer of melody divine, O f her w►ose eye-beeves Isealialy Dlowsial every ray of joy hi imam. Oh ! then, forgive the road alarms, While thee thy pity I implcre ; Awl veil, still veil, each lateat charm, Fur I have sworn to love ao were. DUET—Mr. Patt.ten sad Mho Gat:farm r ,. 14 ; Cantress. Ah ! Shen in sails logic. thee req. ji nh And chase wily its's, from thy breast ; h h , Has still been tires eedrevour. Flerisiswd. Yes, doubt me ant—by every tree Otn, 111 st I have shed fee thee, I swear tr i p., My heart is thine forever ' out I Cowden. Thy truth prevailalle Waft eau muse l't 11l Resist its pewter.— Fternetwd. --- Oh ! bliss divine ' loo t ' ('seit en. Thou weer wilt dosage ! 411 w Florieftwed. — ho, Dever ' 14 ot Beth. t,f Ii Flwri. ) Oh' doubt me not; by eery Ira, r,, I.' eiJan• 111 lieu doubt me not .by es'ry tear tt , 1 Fisti. That I hare shed Inn thee, I area , . Kt , feseK. I That thou bast shed foi me, I sacs/. BotA. My heart is tibiae for este ! Lady CHARLas BENTINICK mire • grand raw. '‘.r for the first tease since her marriage. ou Setur,ll%, 1.1 at her Itottse, in Gro,venorplace. It was attended 1 .1., by the principal Nobility in town. 1. Monday afternoon, the Grove-lan. Denham'. it „ on the road from Shaftesbury to '46thstbor, . el r .. the outhouses, Sec. were deatro!ed by bra. .. NJ. 5 tu 4 1, 4 Pi•lea : This tnuelipi eradtta inaatvr, i nnanto kLVT tea. This rrt ,cene, !MOIC C 1, eel' l , Irtnne cut Ann 141 itiiker I .5 it !alit Lai b it , "ley"' Sae hate r It [ lntr. sot en t rt,t b d, and of a fi4ot the ot , Ira En. I'olll lll U 113111.,, I/11 the than wain!) he. k, neer n i p shall U~ and M, " oh • .11.111 Thl e amen s olout Le I ee,. / 4 " e* haylor hibtw Ea, la at SO.- 1 unman. sailor of 'II I or', fa. t berth's mist*, liotub Here Jaub, with Amur et Laibt. udlre Lila, tad dispel otnala a lion o It sops down II UM. motet RI) km, "Pate {frill! ot a orca 34J. — site as rasa, atol Vita the in a li biased highe it or go. ebu 'l a f taw As. i kola la and tl be LIM fence, littera proadat twuaota. ditto' hr me 4.36.• cid r at>, La Dation*. elegant the c for 04 prow the t ig, that sh r effect ot to th ince, 'it of B,- 91 the Da d to h enrol her 1+ 'PS oat ha pp nut iito , teavt r, and anti', act told the 1 much 2bb . , rineado, Daub .4 Or tame in iy then). a ow ihe tfirst sad . a KELLY re el ()ions d all the t. The •r„ 024 tt•seas all lemon's aid. staugh• Cllr c , e Owe* oil with 1:01 1 8 " cry The calm • titiel NJ. 55 touehrt grad 0,111111,4 1 :re . C eildi WWI 41