The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-12-14 00:00:00

iriißis•l t.- - 1:c04; We have received New York Papers to the 1 eth last, from which we have made some extrafts. They contralliCt the report, which rated, that 1,500 British troops had landed at Cape Nichola Mule, for the purpose of retaining possession of the pla there being no British force, naval or military, is that quarter, at the time the relent took place. The Alesander flareinun arrived on the Ist of No. vember at Boston from Calcutta, which place she left on the 20th June. She brought papers, which state, that, on the Ist June, His Masesev's ship Culiartar, bearing the flag of his Excellency Rear- Admiral Sir EDWARD PIILLRW, Commsmdersin. Chief of His M AJILSTY% squadron in the East Indies, was at Madras, with the Lard Mogan, Cornwallis, Earl Hew, Concorde, and brig Harriet. Admiral Li tools had resigned his command, and was to return home. The yellow fever has coat• pletely vanished from New York tend Philadel phia, and uo apprehensions are entertained of its return, t:i:s season. The public mind is now agi. tated in a considerable degree by the fear of a rupture with Spain.—We have extracted several passages respeeing this labial from the New- York Papers. Congress will meet on the first Monday of next month, when this business will ' be taken into consideration. A letter of the 17th last, says-4 , We are waiting anxiously for the Meeting of Congress, which will pmbably decide what is to be the future situation of this country with regard to Spain. At present we have nothing upon which to found an °plaice, but the naprin. cipled aggressions of that Government. These would induct a belief, that hostilities were aneroid• able, were it not for the pacific temper of our Go vernment." Gorernmz.nt yesterday received dispatches from Fmbden, dated the let inst. which suite, that an Onler (torn His PRUSSIAN MAJISTY had been re ceived on the 22d tilt, by the Chief Magistrate of that City, die Cling him to receive the British troops into that City, and to afford them every pesiible accommodation. These dispatches contain no in• telligence from the seat of war, of a later date than that received through the medium of the French and Dutch Papers. Letters hays been received in town, fro* as oa. CAT an hoard 1?-1,1114 of 36 guns, Captain WoLr dated the 7th instant, off the 'Rick Rocks. They state, that the Brest Fleet were in harbour as USUAL Tim Victory, with the remains of eat lamented I.Prd etsoa on board, was discovered on Thurs day, At dawn of day, abreast of Folkstone, about eigia miles from the land, endeavouring to work into Dover Roads. The wind, however, being ad ♦erse, and blowing a heavy gale at N.N.E. she was not Able to make much way. On Thursday noon she cast Anchor, nearly opposite Shakspeares Cli::, a little to thy' westv►ard of 1) ‘rer. We urderstantl, His MAJESTY has been pleased to appoint the Duke of C•• 4 ail oci. .;ovi.::.or of HalliaVelr ; and that !hi IL at. Hinorisss will set off on 'Tuesday for that place. Vail N stems atteilded yesterday at Lord Mame esevev's Office. The di .patehes received by Ministers are daily sew of to Mr. PIT:, at Bath. The last OCCOliflll from Bengal state, that two • additional Rrtgimentsrof Native Cavalry ant added -LP th tt_establishmmt, which are to he .4enamtlinated the ith mid Bth Regiments of Native Cavalry. 'Lie Captain of the French ship Sesfrotre sets on Wednesday examirit.d at Portsmouth as to the Capture O f that iship off Cape Trafalgar, whiqh is i secesiary previous to condemning the ship esipiiie to the capten. He merely said, .. that he, couleiseut help it—ho was utilised to strike, and thegibripal ' ell lie had.'' . . The convoy that was etpeeted to taki the fart from tbef•arittland, appointed ro sail foe. Portugal en the 4 .2r.i.h N ,e. had not arils i d there I , :a die 0.1 so that all the vessels then waiting there worild'm bahly sail without convoy. - olt i. The Exeter Paper contlins a letter front, el. mouth, dated the 7th inv. r...ich say " The Vife lugger has arrived from a cruise. A few day's shore site looked into Ferrol, and saw five sail •' toe line lying there, supp fed to be the Roehfort squadron. She also saw two sail of the line at Vigo." The Court Martial upon Sir Roiretur CAI Destsill he held in a few days, at Portsmouth, on hoard trek . Pr;lite If Wain, and not the Ghdiater. the ship on .• baud of which Court blartlali are usually held. ' lbe lb.-order, Late A 01, from Wilmington for Li verpool, has put into St. Michael's, and is con demned there. The Fourth regiment of Dragoon Guards have received orders to leave s'aoterlaury for Chichester and Amadei. • Thurislay morning the Frst division proceeded on thzir route. This regiment will be tcplared by the et h. or Queen. 0,%13. 'fire Chiet Physician, and one ot the Counsellors . of ir titete to the I:mperor of !:r-sea, Gies •tccorn . pat IC.! Lim to Berlin, uncit -oleo S. ire 4V i Lug, is . A .114 lite or Kincardint, r-i...•..: origlual name is Wv tutu. Hs went to itd nie 'abut thirteen pr lbeeteea years aro, :aid, hv Ir'-- -,tenatlrititizs, 164- • oat the leav iitterett, h 45 73'.." ' 1 . iiilieli to the 4. niiiud situaticti he c:n 1...:!... • I. . THE BTLITII 7l TT , LONDOS I SATURDAY. D►csi .11r7 - 4F 1 J. • . igov. IM, assisT, 41.7 • The fties. illuminations, and rejoicings of the ast week, in honoor of the naval vineries obtained over the enemy, did not appear by any means suffi cient to the Commander-io-Chief, the troops, or the inhabitants of the country. Their zeal induced them n Wednesday last to give a grand ball on thk occasion in th • Count Chamber, to which Reat- Admiral the Duke de Bow stay, and all the other Officers of the Royal Navy were invited. The middle window displayed a brilliant trans parency. The figure of Britannii, weeping over the greatest of br,.•,n ; Fame, with her trumpet, pro- claiming his exploits; the two lieu, one triumph ot, the other cor.quered, and disabled ; have received the approbation of the connolucurs. At eight o'clock, his Excellency Gen. Goltoon, entered the ball-room, atrec.ropanied by Lord and Lady MATTHIW, Rear-Admiral the Duke De Boiiitsopt, 4c.—Corms--dances then commenced, and continued until after midnight. Supper suc ceeded the dance. The ;aril, embellishments of the hall, where this magnificent repast was given, did honest to the taste of the direanes of the ball. Wreaths of laurel, enviously interwoven. covered the walls. Above the fire-place the portrait of Nei sow. crowned with Lintels. appeared to cast the eyes of complacency on the company ; who, in con templating it, could not refrain from mixing with their joy a sentiment of regret and tenderness. At the upper end of the hall were the arms of His MAJk:sTy, handsomely gilt, and well executed ; un derneath were the following verses, in large cha ts:kers ; Thew are thy Minnow, Aritiin! Thine alone, Great Gaardan oaf the altar wet the Throne•, To gasp the trident of the deep profounet, Aad e•cah to thunier to the tenth/ around. At the lower end of the hall were displayed the British colours. to 'which was attached an anchor. pith a wt•ita satin ribbon. 0* it were embroidered the names of Iklaxson. CULLINOWOOD, And SI aa case, The abundance and delicacy of the provisions. the p. (+fusion and excellence of the wines, cone spoeded pt.-feels. with the elegance of the deco rations. His Excellency. General Cocoon, gave the toasts, al of whuzli breathci loyalty and patti Aism; they wore received wi..b enthusiasm by every person pre-er.t. This agreeable evening te►minated with i? 1,4, Braensio, and the company departed with this favourite air.. city : the City Surveyor drew antral plans and estimate, ; the least expen,ive.of which the Committee reported was one file : the enlargement of the present market. The nioney:recolired to carry this plan into meal tints, according to the estimate, was 37,0001• After Wog and rep-aced discussions. it was at length agreed that Parliament should be petitioned, and that a bill sixfold be framed to enable the City to carry this plan into execution. The Committee, on a further investigation, found nut that the expanses of this improvement would amount to 70,0004 and upwards, instead of the 37,0001. before stattd. They accordingly made A report to that aid, and I it was this day laid before the Court ; the reason of 1 this immense increase, as mentioned in the report. was, that the surveyor, in making the estimate, had not included the money that would be required to marchabe the goad will of the owners of the dif terent houses which were to be taken down. After the report had been read,klr.Gonotrar as, rose, and. in a speech of considerable length. but delisered in a low tone of voice, urged, that the ex pellee was more than the city could commas, and that, even though it should be convenient tor them to advance ao large a sum, the objed, when obtain ed, would not he so great an acquisition to the City as would warrant the expenditure of inch an extra vagant sum. Nothing was wanted by the graziers and cattle-dealers but a sufficient space for the ac commodation at six or seven thisusand more sheep than the market can at present contain. This space could be acquired by having an ad missed, to pre vent carriages and waggon. trim cot!• log tile mar. hat during market hours, and alio by c;:angine the market day fa m Frilav to Thursd ty. Linder these circumstances it was his opinion, that an isle terse and useless erpence wool.' be avoi.:ed, by giving over all idea at the projected improvement. He, therefore, moved, that Cie measure should be cusp inleil. Mr. Ilex agreed with the worthy mover, con- ceiving that the Court slineld pay as miichattemien to the mode of laying out the cash of the City,as any individual would to the expeadkure of his own pet. vase property. He thought the City (mein nod to be tired of speculating in imorovemeatia Mid concluded by declaring himself in favour of the motion. .si Mr. WAITIIMAi did not conceive the additiond experce ought to he an 0bj.41 in such Sr. affair is this, when it WAS considered, that that iasnende, wherever it mi, t ht be, was intoned net merely for the irnprrisetnent and heostifying the City, but for the convenience of *Bowing a sufficient suao 1 ply cf cattle to tie brought to the relit air- 1 ket. for the consumption of so increased a roper lotion. But the expence, the wo.thy gentleman i ureed, was entlrely out of the question ; as the gab . alert and cattle-deaden had, on a former di!, coins in a body to the bar of the Court, and had offerni s willinolf, to pay double tolls, which in a sholnellar would reimburse the City for any expellee dley eraeht be at, provided they could have h large a convenient market-place. It was absolutely neer& eery that the City should comply with then respell; oth irwite the profits arising from the market 'night • be entirely lust, as he was well !donned the pnisi c.palgreeiers then had it in contemplation to pedal tionParliament, for liberty to pure 2111 e a mathM In' some other place. Fk was conviimd, the alters tion of the market-day would be of nu material steal vice; and, with resped to preventing carriages and carts from passing through on mat ket.days, •he could only say, that that plan was before; *tried. and found to be prodedtive of 'loth' %; best riot and disorder ; accompanied *Ph the inconve nience for the time, of stopping all kinds of trade. lin that quarter cf the ri'y t a line of drays and wag- goat being colleded during the greater pert of the I day, from Smithfield up . to I,lingtort. As the rearlret is at present. he was cn'svinced that every . gentleman, who was in t:.e habit of going that r.. t d, most kn 7 ivi, that iwitassing through, during market hours. he was evert niethein in diarger of having his i arriege larckeini •or bit horses gored. Mr. ;Val t unto+ then trpoaaoised tit the Curt fun eb trodiug. after she barium, 'ha's been so often' dis cossed, these, lair *toms, for .auppeeting the INN largaMlit .if the market ; bat hawse induced to dd . it, on aecoeitt elf n rept.rt which MA been Woo. nioutly !pined atoned, that his condo& itt this bu siness, was Adleated by private fnerdittip; that there was a gentlemen, a friend of his, had a valuable house in that •taighbourhood, to nitotn his son win apprenticed, lied that it was few By purpose of rothim a gibe!' price ter his house he "had Et this Witter before the Court. He con. eluded by saying, he took this opportunity of pub ',llely declaring, that he never had a son apprenticed t sa, the &demon alluded to, nor to any other per. tae, tene was in treaty for that purpose with n. ere Any other person; and, with Teepee to his •46ey grit% friendship for the gentleman, those pre ttied Sight judge of its when he declared that be was not conscious of having spoken to Win for three Years back. Several other Gentlemen expressed themselves adverse to the motion before the Court; and, after a long and animated debate, the question was put, end the motion of Mr. Cloodbehere negat.v,d, by a eery sumer**s drew of hands. Adjourned. .I.OIIL A_-_— --- The Hen. and Rev. lOWA ID 1.[301E, Dean of Windsor, is elected a Dire&or of Greenwich Hos pital, in thereon of Was. Waits, Esq. dr, eavA. The Artillery Company are to buty th,ii late worthy Col. Ls Maurine', with military honours. As Lady Laos was passing, yewerd.ty, in her carriage. through Newcastle-street. Strand, the horses fell, and the carriage was tie.aly overturned Iler Lodyship WAS handed out app trendy much alarmed. until the carriage was put iu rights. when she returned into it, and drove off in safety. Ye<ter i.sy, as an ed man, porter to and NI am i.v, dist.lisn, in liolhorn,• WM carrying a keg of liquor on his head, near Si. G;I:A. h fnor slipped over a piece,,: ice, and hr broke his He was conveyed to the Middlesex liespitAl. 71 11 M . 11 , . . Sifir - 'II77kID-C . 1,173 cArrrlz-sffEw. ye,teroalk the,, • • I) , It 'kj.. ':. ;'• :.• I. • •^ n. ! was wtended by . a 8,,e,,,.. :iiistiber .' i , -, ot. - , r- IsPfsitiible,Rairons of Agriculture ; amend wearn two noticed: Ni Cheer the Dula of Re-Wont; Elem.- `.4; y. NI! •t -flo‘d, *rad .Aykriburf ; Liirdie-lom..rvii. 12W i':e.ii ft.. •e', ti and 1 4 t the u..e. Mr. &sow n ffne,l ; A .t . t. • I.„. eh me -e. tViltiato Pried, (kola fa , hat, Call 5.14: !, W. s.O et: at, Terears Franklin Leariti. Saber. ft,,e , :-!1. Wi :,•n (riPistiliAnond Morris, E T /Satan. Ti-e ..• :I..ic-e, :I ~.. ,y tiaisHenier.thetnes P'-:fort, 'Autism a-odium:l, J ...4 Hi f teina.Thoros 4 l.lnl4, George It'.tun, Wir,ain %'... %.. e s,, Se.; the iev. Dela 1',19 , 11ev; Al 4. rt.erre, ; Me,et Ei . .ilin t W. Smith, Joy, Leiter, Mt0a.. 4 .‘,, Platt, Cl'itrr-,.., 'zWidb, Pa.rei, Warwineton, J I.iim is, Berge, E,1 4 ,:., J Wtif-ar,, Giblet, k Aahiey, J. Foray, I. rarity, Lel ew, J0b1i,,,,• •- Payne, &c. . . Tae films judges or the 'hew were Aoihisne j_ d i-eha• mete, Esq. ‘Yriliarn Grillio, Esc). 4 , :i M. sAriqi.intr Watkins, graziers : and ofr. Me drri.igron, anti `f-a John Lomas. hatchets. The prizes was alja lard as fellovis, via. Claw I.—tat PretweeMr. Weetatr, for two Her-tant axed, iraemfed, .40 by Mr. T.iti.., . 93 Priae--Tite Duke ot Ste • 'art, ea: baMbre.! Iferired f ;.r. Chas t.•-lat Itosmie.Mr W.:,ecar, tee 11•, -.e.... . iteen, 4 ..11.4. fed, bred by Mr. To.:tkias. 11.4 E.,,-..—M . Peet, 1* • Peso.. Oxen A -4 '.. NI. P.•.• .z. C• e 3 ....Prise—Mr. Joy et. ter .II •ish . • , I g..s. CY . 4 —Prior-I)tke of liwlda.4, a tiletaf.ed Cow, b'- by U, W;u:s-n.. h., ;IA sia ealirm. Ctoo , S.-ieff se--Iter. Mr. Pl..aket, Ctsea iiew.year obl le..ge wool 11 wetbor Ntletp, bred and fei by hire. (law' -7dse-.-`4e Tweier, A, •briati terseyear old Wain wooled witness, WE.laal did ".y 1, m Cies 7.—Pr it—rie DA,. oi 'r df wit, three me-year old South Gavle With .ra. bled and fed er hist Ciao ifeeePiise--Tlan Hoke of 2 . Loot, tbree twoyear M 4 South Owen . .Vatf•eis, bawl a 4 MA tly h-a. i.i u. 9 -ePuss-eNdr Pickled, a P.g, tigh.esn twi.ithe aid, bred and i • .is tits. Beti Jes •he above, in Cites I. the Duke of el .1- ford s'a-ii;c l a Hetefotil tic, red -as . s:-cos .- a in (+.s 2, Ivir. Y....ing Mewed two .el v.,11 (lv.) ; 'a Clas• 1, the Duke u: 11.:Jr....1 tiro :4.g I a t 1r•••, Mr. Haywatd, one Devon Oa; 'T. Wes.T.t, Iwo D: von Olen ; 'Mr. Weober, one Devon Os 'r• ea by Mr. (*ridge ; :vlr. W. Wetsher, nos Dtv . Jr, 'red by Mr. l) ekham; Mr. If ,lib', one Deems or t ; i n Cher 4. •'' 13uks ue lledfard. one cf• E.v. het aeon the lnion, En'ach,"'ith l l Devon. lota b y ! , ,4r. White Pat:uni; Mi Moot:, ore fira 4 vir (:0..1, bre:. by him; ' omit : . at.! three eithees ;:in Data 5 Ai Wm phrys, three ls,tr old Innr-wooled Wetbets, n ed sad feditry liWtllev. Mr: -Wallace-, three ,ii.! , ), bred ity . Mr. V. ; tEr. - 41)hiakithi, 3 ,ii•tr. •• , ..ei stndredbir -Miltz ke , '1 isll, Waif ithandlet. •%ree q.year oli lehlyt-w ethedik Wei mod fed at h m ; Reg. Talt.'l 6 lPre , thite d'itteriore'rt And . 11 tiffiiin j Mr. cdttalitrs thrwr ditto, fie .11 altll f .A! ,y 91#0141 Mr. laht We oiled' three Jitter, Stv.ll,7•Nir. T'os. Welt.? ;lilt," rat‘onv, three liettitibl-ed'an.l IN by him t in Ctss. 7, Mr. H. Ring, dyes. S' n•tp. Doles itheir Old Wethers, fel lof I t;•• t 'lf Af ters, three -..itto. fed .hy hi a:is t tai, p .4 r. S. :t eitai jq, ltitetwenthil Ord, tis.-.! )n, fed Sr It ru Wilda , Itetrirr, l'hatl:s Vra-,.er '11;1 sbevre4 a; v tritaiiii- '0 , .c11-IKr , 1, - .• 2 fi, -. 1 , '.4l'-r of it., fritn.yeertmli. And • , '01:1 qo' o' Bathe r hs:r•ht-Altialeellf,ilirffire f a' 141 ,t C., risi.i silt ylkiri ottL . ififk4l . W.l.Alted A.• t ~• 'frt .I: , at Se :s ' . 2 4 of iC, hard .I,tiey, Es/ 4 Atlston ffii ;t. s c.istr, wiiieli vra,"stlbtly -...italitiri; v.•:is tatiesa . :el by so.ne CO antigli fit) wire posted% and is thfrtght 'oat to have been tarpewed in tatr.c - ii amid Ate Ilene. ir.r many yedik. (31 the rnerits of ant o, nt o,e other gh , anima , in this chew, we shall prchably 'lee', .o rierria.k on 14 )34,7, at alga out the ittlt,;..lllt"..ii, Xt. etab:bited. About four o'clock, the Members of tiaseinfi l•ft the ! , ard, and a meeting WA. Lomediat-y held st Freemaion's tavern. in Grei: Qii.sll-.1-e-1, Pi ar rant,te the husiatit of the aniie..l diwes at that place, on Moadtty neit,'"er the 7l•ttil:, a.l:ti.ticat:on of the prizes. After which. the folio wi. a aim Members Were ballutzd for, and el-tied I Sir John S .icl.fr, 32maet Vltotttbread. lei Coos* S its moot, '4- MlJlc'et, W nisi IP .'ante ,re, Em Mr. C . •a, Iblwar• Tlio.ras Wawa, Meow 3544 I. ilea 4 L.a.. o. Lomb" i t.. - 1 1 ‘ .. . ‘ z, ,.... w. , 1‘,. „ .....P..r .,nr . ~ 1 317 3r y. m1 1. 3 . . .t, 41 . ,1 !. ^., TN . j •,•!, r a . Mitt, WW . It uozimag, oValliaa Marston, Eetwa,o r... 1., A. Aloe, five •; clock. Amu th.-ty gem!, .1s o the Plub rat d.wrn to an toreellest diluter, :tit Ll:z-e ilse Duke ot Be.iior.l io the Claair. Luise 0e,4 pres•at 7 - Lev,i Se.,,•fla-.e 1.9.1 William Revel, Mme 'V ' ,1 it 14111 b . 4, J4ll Pned ' C 1114, Lezhelialw, As' •.. •.V w:- r, 1111110-t, Sintabew, 104ne, tt.i*lybotalli, taste I, •n.... Pater, Griffin, Wattles. Ac. Cc. After the " -Key." ete " I )oettn arid Fgreil.,." Prospr , ity le Me aseitifri I 64f," and .:ter rt i ...,1 *striae of agrlculter.,l to tett were drank. tlr i 0. 1, the Martinis-eflldekioithaart, Lori flacitvi'le. • t Wincbelset. Ifeary High 1 Ira. e, Mr. Lot'. Lord Somerville, w.f. dn.*. the •liillfer a - ,s Valve times three. The Dube :,,v. , ,yi left the CM re and retired, Lo-d Somerville was eallad is it, It : 4 gave 64 s• Duke of 13-clinrd,'• with three ti rate &rev ; Lord Egr.nt Air, Mr. F.,lveircl Coke, Sic. and the company, did not se-irate till a la - , boor, semesmem-.e--rwe The Kgree•er, Meter, Pei i.t.i r:. troll I''4ol, • , r St. Kitt's s is op shore in the Rivet, anti lull of I water. The Cemestree,---., from 13: istol, for - i ?is t o.ind. land, bat put into C.A..... with damage The New York Paper o: the 16th list says t— " Capt. Gaseesa, ot the big Arid. -, t 0,5 pa.sa7e from this port to St. Croix, pick d op a bqa. +-eh IS men, beiongi_ng to a British shy fn m \ e. 61, boned to blew York, commanded by Ca, t. • e ta Ca. The ship Sunk ju.t •in she edre of the L.:el*" There is now a full slows rose us the gar,ic.. ~ •- longing to +lr. W A /soli. of A rkitsdale. ia nut ?Oak Ri !ing of Yorkshire. the we, yesterday, in St. Jantes's-vqnare. was two inches t h ick; the cnnfe..oners were nosily emplo , .ed in tilling their iec-b 'meg. Ilse 'doe in the Ser ' positives Meer were frozen, but nu pc.,in was itzt if enough to venture on it. To.ritnrrow it is el i te:led to aurae all the Faizionabitt in tt_e n. Liu Thursday se'notg. t, a math, for 100 gui neas a .I,le, era: run over KOSS ".'o is, n• et b e n ..d, .6c9t1413J, ne mlor beL‘liz• C A lluncat's ..I.ack xekii:m. oy I sang Moal. sad Mr. ALDS*. of liornclifTs, ebesnin r 44iag. by Pavit. rod • hy the owners. It was swot by the forms!, It) pop ienati., after a welltoatested race. -v, 1 shurttnthijusisr. . .6.04.- . - I 1 . 1 A dOeslderibletlawbaelk tie oulargemest et this ..... .... ...... - „ 2 „... 1 _ 0 p j ,...... _wo k ~,...- , %smoker. being agitate:l'Ni dm Comm of Facamoos - • Countil, the 'matter was referred to a Comenittootti • i. - la .1 examine and enquire into the chezipekt Method of . 1. 31111ASET PEM. ',Merging the present 'market, sod also to empire, whether, for a I'm expence, a market could be male .—.....r— -jeas e , r, . im. is any other glarter &the city t To ascerain this, OItfuLNAL POrTnr. ON THE DEATH OF LORD NELSON. eve, When Ne!son fell, fi►ir Virtue stansp4l his name, The Met of Weals ut the Pege of WW Victorious tow to his idea breath, . . . tf.ftv'd pan. 4•00. Soon as hi arm hell enash'd the Tyrant's rd. His wet flew swift to Heinen to thank his God. DURING THE ACTION. When *nuts of j.,y preclailied the foes defame. And bump a triumph seui‘led through the IMO &,,e, hawdieg Netwn, tett his bosom ETA • --- Newell lin God, arid with a smite e7pst'd ' di " V memitsdwwwww=mlit , Yesterday wrning, about ten. o'clock, MI MA- J ZSTY left Kew, for Wisidsor. Yeses day morning the Dakee of Volta, Kiwi., and Ca osmosis, visited Her M•asser sod the PaI:4E6EIEs. Soon after twelve o'clock. Her Ma. JEST r and the Patrice's/a left the gesair's Palace, for Windsor. Mr:. Cosa had a card party, test evening, at her house, 1' aLover-squa.e. The Dt.chess of Diroosot a t came to town, from Cl:i -risks , yesterday, and, at five o'clock, returned to dincer. Vise .not and Viscountess CASTLE it k n ars amongst the numerous fashionables that will be pre sent ;t the rind Me ..tt Estanmore. Mr. BACKER, of Great Russel-street. Covent-ga ry , I CM. has purchased the new popular comedy e i Tie Sella! /be Faun& lino Way were Married, at St. George's, Himeq vw-ru are, Lord - HINSWORD. to KU . P. Oman; ' cr., daughter of Sir Gauss's Ceatteivatt. i lan' mesiiately Lit* the ceremony, the happy pair set fur :sir GEORGE Coasewatils seat in Hereford s where they iatend passing the heslymoms. The Dowager Countess of Essex left town, yes tertley, for Cmhiobory. Mr.• Mrs. and Miss Wonnoste, from, Oxford. shire ; and the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Cooaa, from . flath, atrtved at Butte's Hotel, Jermyn-s - reet, yesterday ; and Mr. and Mrs. Sr sweats left it, for their seat, a t Saasingdals, Bak,. Baron G a Irtauf r. and his two sisters, arrived at two o'clock on Thursday morning, at their house, Lower Brook-street, from Brieron. On Timrsday last, a most splendid Ball and Sop, per were given by General Simeon, at his seat at W. Iford Lo.ige, Devonshire, to all the Nubility, M:itt AI y, and blestry, in the neighbourhood. I i Olympic Circqs. at Liverpool, will open im me&stely. Among the performers ere :—Mrs. Wv snow, the funous atialsedinari4n ; Turk, the noted hoist. 1 and bateau's, the bruiser. The Loan Co•iscs.t.toa of I 's indicposi. lion prevented his I.ordship from attending his 14- celleary the Luap Lieu! . Lza stir, in State, to Christ Church. on t'hursday se'onight. Land II 111•11) Attended His MAJESTY to Covent Gulden Theatre. on Thursday night, as Geld Stick, for the first time since his appoiai trent to that office, on the resignation of Lord CATO'. CA WS !JAEN WOOD attended Her Margery for the first time, upon the seal* occasio-,, as a Maid of Ho nour, in the room of Miss Bros, resigned in con " sequ ence of her marriage, Her martiage being ' with the consent and aporobroon of leer MAJ tsr we understand she was gt cc u.ly pleased to presmit her with marriage portion of tow. r} is Ts ; p i P ca the lief C