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Ilia ay w pchlished, is 3 vole. Iva prise tl. 31. board*, with wasierowe &weavings, rirgH P. LITER AY LIFE and SELECT WORkS of BE JA MIN STI I.I.INGFL E ET, several of whkh have never before hers publiehrd. By the Rev. W3l. COIF, M A. F.R S. F.A.S. Radar of Besterton P,intel for Liter ea, Hurst, Rees, Orme, sad Brows, Paternal , r-row. . •.• A few Copies an pi Ipt c ! *opal Paper, with the Istntiesl Plates ealwaret4 M. se. bear& floe lu publl a, isms. price ts. sewed, A N IT Ql'litY into th.• CAUSES of 'be PRE• rt.. SENT HIGH PRICE of GOLD MILLION in Eng. Monk mud iss eimntelion wit le IM Mete of Foreign ehrwgre ; wills observations ow tits Repot of the Bullion Committee In ■ genes of Letters eddimind to TH'IMAS THOM poem, Eq. M.P. one of elm )leutbrie of the Bullies Cessinittee. By JOHN MILL. Printed fur Gismo% Hera, Reee , Orme, end gross, Paitertieter.row, Imeiduil; end holies ReOfmmed, Hull. TW dry se Plibilliba Ireadowsely 'rioted it ova. by Bal• loolyart, prier hairdo, the Sixth Editiou or „ jr .E f.A DY- of ihe I.AKE ; Purim. in Silt Cantos. By !WALTER SCOTT, FA . PrlrAol far Longman punt , Rees, Onne , Roil Brow., sad LoWidgi ; mud fur Julio bolloutyuo sud Co • -Of %hoes way Ito had, by the Lime Author, I. The LAY of die LAST 311N8TREL. aro. too. 6d. Words I BALLADS sod LYRICAL PIECES. Ivo. 7s. 6.1. boards. • TO* Aorre Ise Wear may he had tlvetllo, is t Yid. stn. prier Otos ; or no roynl pooor, al. tar. tiA .s. MITOTRELAY of tlo: SCOF SASH BORDER. • Vey 414.1 ii i6e. hoards. a. 'SARUM% or, The Battle of Milder Field. Ito. its/ ►koislio NI.3URITI A lINE ON TEN MINORITE' IN TIM DOVER OP reiM• VW) VOTED Millen' THE ADJOURNMENT POE A 10111ENIGHT, ON THE 29TH HOT. MO. Abffetatolty.Ran.J. Notary, hirer', Newp.rrt, Rt 0... alinti 111. How R. Harailtim, Lord A. Sir .1 11.teor, W. lisubnry, -- North. Dudirlf Apr, E 11 1 Hiblint, Gemini Nugent, Sir G. tri4.• rye, Viscount Ilippistry, Sir J. C. O'Callajliaii,Col.J. tifstruther, Right 11..Ny.4r0w1. W. O'Hara, Charles ll.m. Sir I. Iliones, F. (Walston. Lord Amky, Sir Jacob Howard. lon W. Osborne, Lord I'. Aubrey. Sin J. Howard, N. l'ingort, Sir .t. lerorwl, Walt. Hos mob. Hump. Ponsonliy, Rt. lion. Paring. A. Horne, if. H. George Barium Sir F. Hunt, Robert Portman, E. B. Bewiek, Colonel 11...,, 1 booms Pim, F. Reroaril, Syrups Hatchinvon, Hon. Quin Hon. w. Ifieuret. H A. C. H. li‘iinilly, Sir S. Ilro,lohae, Hon. C. Sadism, John Rum 11, Lord W. Drawl, Ilini.T. Jekyll, Joseph Send:miner, R. P. Darrow Ant Koos, Hon..). Sharpe, Richard Syrat, Geer.. Lemon:fon, Lord Shipley, W. armilltlotot, Henry Lambe, lion W. Smith, annum! Bored., Sir F. I.arnlotr, R. Smith, (harp Campbell, D. Laantois, Gore Senith,John Croperrelish, I.nrd G. I.atoracbc, John Smith, Abel EmPelikels, W. Lstantrbe, Robert Smith, W. Clalamer, Robert Leath, Jab* Somerville. fir M. Cnikawne, N. W. R. Lerma, C. Simpson, Hots J. . Coombe. If C. LIMON J. Stanley, Lord = ev , T. C. 5. Lister, R. Lister Stewart, lames ~ . Thomas 1.loyil„ Sir E. Symonds, T.P. Contke, nes. 7.immitan, George Tolhot, R. W.. Thseessmo. TM. 14ar.loseld. J. Tsrktuu, Han. WWI, !Ifs 11. A. Mndoelt., IT. A. Taylor, W. C. Poodu 1, It. L. Mullion% J. Trasplctoen, Tore. Wm, Hee. G. Merlin, H. TO roev,lit llou.G. Eliot. RI. Hon Ilf Mathew, Hots ST Tr.ice), e. H Cittmealil. Loral W. Manic, Wor. W. Tarim', Sir T. Yrtnentrick, Right Strithca., Val lof Vernon, Geo. OV. 15... B. Milhankr, Sir R. Wslpute, Hon. G. Polley, HIM A. Ikl Obi, Sir T. %tad, Hew J. M. Frilkimme, Ld Via. Milner, II:r W. Ir,rdli., G. L. Gila', I) .mini Milton, l',lertunt Wharton, John Goddlianl, .r. Peneretb, I worst Whitbread, lientorl Goner, Fond . Nlorrii, Edward Winrinorrot.l'ir rE. Greenhill. lirilrert Mosley, Su U. 55')1104., C. if. if. Grenfell„ Pns4.4l. Tholynri, sir T. Sir J. Srabrigln, cl,i 3 I.;1 Sibyli, Lout Potlinz. on. Munro. l',Otuc, M .1. 1•.(t...: rftearteMe, Calr'roll, Evetyri. and Mr illtios, voted in the Send Eletiniou , some of (beat were Awns 'herrn she Must Division. FOKERLV N7'ELLIcaNCE. TRENCH PAPER. 111.10, soy. 23. I.llCTrall FROM Till 111AR*11•1, /RUMS OF WALING., TO HIV !SOCHI. HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF NEUF- C 11116.1.. •• Head-quartet*, at ♦leequrr, Nov. 3, I. I to. " klonor.taii rt. it -.Nn! 111%hons has doulalem receiv ed Has letters which 1 had the Lamour to writs to yen front Vireo and Coimbra. "Alter having, 0 the nth, 14th, and nth ult. well re connoitred the enemy shut op in his tutresebcd C.lOllO nu the heights of Liaison, I wrote ywu a lung letter; but 1 bauc reason to think that it has nut reached you. " 1 every day 'Coe halite to the enemy, but he keeps him self shot op is his itstrembowarts. " 1 stalest omeding Gen. Foy, with non men, to order to give a hoe of directoso t« rj d.. 5.40, of the rearituord. - - teweasmicti by Gen. Gardener, and to the nth corp., which • • tia strehia amemea•tmos Ike tromOrne of Portlier! My seam IS IS. /op are, that stpun arriving at Atniriols, he elereld iesee hie meat there, snit proreed to Pans with tti As. peek, In ionise to give your Hialoneas those &tails which pas espy wish es tint attention of the army, awl tree babe mmition with reward to the tiolitutens articles whorl. we home mseu here in the London 111 wsp•prr9. There is wily One word In oppnse to these iron Is ;—at Is, that they are bloc icalion. " l'lw tinny is in Road condition. Esrey one main ono they • lour and seal, soul barn• with the desire la Matte. goish uutuch , and to twill the approbation of the lies• parer. " I aw,•,ills nap.rl, (Signed) "Mr Marshal Prince of C. 451.1 NG FROM THY MOSITELR. "lc General of It/divide Fay arrived this day in Paris. Be set nut from the headquarters of the Pins. , of Ealing •u the nth November. He triorsnred Portszal with au html of J.lO drab wna. " Ha Wage missfartori news nt the 'homiest of our army Hs emitredicis restively the Moe recount. of curry kind • hick lb. English (she pleasure in di.sentianlisig in carry shape. " Itor army IP .ibmid4otly provided. Orem!, meat, ries, and esets auger and ...sire', were in great aMn• dance. here were found upon the Tapas prorisimia of leery ; in" arr sed trot• Aurora, Cstont.ll pro. duce, sad a great uttantity of earn. AWE enemy bud &- veiled all the milts, ...Lich cirristostatoo far some slays rJdmpd tli- ...y 110 11,.. •190.1 rig r 4,14 chile beans; but since Vie tith of (let th e r.i..!, hys. Ines& ►e emsibliolowl is mini. ,carat :is n'ser tV g• old the lata4t.ty Of emit oceeseas) fur the eosserupt , ot of the aruty. A great many cattle leave eke b:ca fenirad. " According to the 'remote given by General Foy. the conduct of the English In the eatery is inconceivable. They have entirely laid waste, beret, and destroyed, 7o knee, of territory ; *circumstance which skews to the C,untieeet the fate it would experiesee, if they should ever obtain any in dorse* there Pollard has been treater! like Beagal, after the lodise &shims, (si CI lithe**. ) " As fur the real, the F.oglish occupy, at the gates of Lis boa, a stroll position covered with redoubts, in which they have collected cumuli of every kind that they eunld procure. The Prince of lEesling drove them at the point of the bayonet from Almeida to the capital, that is to say, fur a space of ea leagres No obstacle has retarded his march. It is to thin raphlity it is owing that the doe valley ash., Tagus has we. maimed eatimelted, and that {he seem bail not an °pewee nity of ravaging and berniegg*, sled which assure• the sob. sietresee of the army for far oeIIVC.M.IIIIII6. " The Primer of &sling has thrown a bridge met the Re era, with tire ate. de pint, which are impregnable. He has shut collected Ina magazines at Santarem, which be I. fortify -1 ing; and has marked out the positions to pat it net of the danger of a reap de *aim, for the purpose of as;uriug his eget tanuications with his strong places. " The Ereglish limy has a gresaniany sick. There are also a great Realm of Euetish deserters, while there is not oar deserter from the French army. Every thing that has been published is the Englii.h p slier, upon this subject, and oe a supposed famine, which, if we are to believe them, has lasted lenure than two mouths, are ll* many idle takes invested to divert therople of Eng:and from the nisei's. which they have etirr . .wed respecting the file of the E icliali army. , "There have Inca lea Jays rain, but the weather is new become very line. Our army had very few sick. One cavalry is principally fed on Indian (-nen, of which there is great plenty : the bores arc is glued condition. " The iutrenched camp of the. Eoglish before Lisboa snakes their position respivrta'ile ; but it tequila to be defended by 40 Of so.nain Esielish troops. "The Eeglish fleet, with an immense nemher o f trans• ports, is anchored in the Tapia The irlia;aticia of the whole north pf Portagal is assembled at I.i.boit ; in c•Mlle. (1440 f fof which as imam-use slumber of people are collected there, ethic -it Se reductive of great dieardrrs and a dreadful famine. " As the General o; Brigide Lacroix was walking on the banks of t h e Tagus, at Villa-Franca, with a friend, he wee cut its two by a tannon-shot. This psalm Gametal *dicer was of great promise, and his dealt, is much lamented. " The prisoners 94 eseh side bore been esehesged." THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, SATURDAY, Maxima I. We have received Patio Papers to the 26th last. If entitled to any credit. they confirm all our fears respecting MASSEV Vs army. It appears that an Officer whom lie seat off with his dispatches to Paris, ',sired safe at Alinei !a with an escort of 20(1 men, and found his way (ruin that city alone. U a courier could thus tray 1 through Portugal and Spain. it is idle to pretend that MA , 11t114 . 9 corn. ionniciniuns are cot off in either country. It is 0.11 asserted that the French found provision fur five months in the . valley of the Tagus. Greet itit. , rest was excited yertsrday by a report erf . the snivel of Dispatches front ifirti WetArica- Twit, with an account that MAs•Eoa heel coin sonrod his retreat, and tit it his Lordship was left in chew pursuit of ham. l' ;cmiiry, however, we ere concerned to state t h at the twhowttag Niter, re ceived at it.uvu'a,wee the wily foundation for thus rumour :-- " Matol,2ntis Nov Ma. " Arrived this day the Mart. Itu.n Lisbon. Let. 1 ten are received by her, dated Lamm nth, stat ing. that ou the night of the lath, the French broke up their camp, anti began to retreat in the dine as it sat suppored, of Santsrein ; that Lord WeLt.tai. - rns was in pmsuit of theta and that 500 boats were seat up the tigus.—The Captain of the Mary adds. that it oas reported at Lisbon that a heavy firing had been heard In the French camp two nights previous to in having bees broken up." 1 Lipp) shall we I•e in Soil this report is founded t; but we inioit wait for Inca e authentic ad vice. brrine we pi. ce mil reliance upon it. — The accounts from MAISEN A in Ole Pslllo Papers are tint our only gno 's'''. a doubt mid hesitation. The Bazar schooner, Captain Wont. attire. , On Thursday at Deal, *.1:1 fruit, Art a pay.'ge of 11 day. from Lisbon. Of relieve .he rams have Ws. the Tagus as late a. the Mary, and yet we do net learn tiait Ate WS brought any such iutelligenee.— Ilail so important a chimge taken place so far hack as the iiight of the 11th, surely out only the Moe,. hut every other v.ssel iu the Taws must have been seipi ttttt ed with it brlsire the 17Th; and can it be suppcseil that Lord %Veg.:Alm/nu would not have numeilintely rhipatelird a vessel with the intelli. gen: a—y. tup tea late hour last night Government had received tin adviccs on the sailiert. The inik.stin.t Bulletin. were phew■ yesterday et St. James's Pal we:— " w miser CgMle, Nov. 49—Tine p. me " Him MAJVIII , le not quite so well as he was in the inurumg." (.iagnoul s. lintn! Wiudaor C 4101., Nov. 39. " His M t ostro cootitsues touch the saute to day as he WAS tstcftly." (*wet at ttmtl iuldir• will ►r.rd +WI regret and disappoint. tn,ut the untdworable hope+ held out to the above Iceuuntr, at the err moment wham the 'lumina. t.. 0% of the •.n the tables of both Lunt and L mnrom, and Ili. M Mini- eters, were assuring tne country that a pragrersive Aide o<emendateot had taken places and that His MAJC*TeII loyal and anxious snhjects might look with confidence to a complete cure we are sorry to say, is the second time we have been ob liged to make this observation. We do nut, however, regard Ministers so censurable as at first Mush they may appear. II their interest and passions will often iiifirrence men of the strong est lodgment, the most independent priticipl,?, and splendid talents, what Call be expected from the mere creatures of place and pension, and who know perfectly well that the Iw-rinse which the interests of the country require, world, if adopted, reduce then, to their original insignifi cance?—We are far, however, from thialtiott that ' the Country is in that state in which the 641 d of supplying the deficienevain the Executive lias re verted to the people, as stated by Sir Ft t %NUS BLIRDZTT. That right is clearly vested by the Constitution iii the Two Estates ; and we ap prehend the worthy Baronet ouly means to dis pute the principle, upon the ground that the House of Commons, as at present constituted, is not a pure and legitimate representative of the people. But though an inixiieus and well-foil:1(1,d hope of Ms M AJR` , TY'S ultimate reeovery may in dure the Two Estate* to retrain, for the present, from the exercise of that right, and consequently justify the further adjournment to ihe 13th iust. we are totally ata lose to conceive any adequate grounds fur the refusal of tlie motion for a Committee to inquiry in the mean time into the state or His MA. /COTT'S health. Delicacy and respect for His M JESTIf and the danger of retarding his recovery, were urged by Ministers against this measure ; hut Mr. Pantomime, in his able and luminous speech, most clearly desuonstrateil the futility of these ob jections, and the wisdom of adopting this prelimi nary proceeding, vs a ministate that must pro, me hill and torture deliberation for a case of first-rate insportanee,is which the Two Estates, by declining it, may be forced hereafter to decide unadvisedly, and ill a hurry. The course adopted is, however, attended with this consequence—Mr. PeseiVAL and his friends retain their power for a fortnight longer ! We underatand Hislsitatc will shnrtly ►e move from Windsor to the QUESteI Palace fur the convenience of the Doctors, and that he wilt come to town as POOP as his apartments cats he got ready. The Quests and Pattscustms will also, of court" reside ail the Palace. On Thursday the 29th of October, Captain rat-rialota, %%rumor, of his Majesty's ship Argo, sr,* tried uti *charge of di.uhrdieriee of orders, in not htving got up to Qnetsec, to hring bark a convoy. Ariel. *,.hart tf4Ml, ir, which Vice-Admiral Sir liA tc Comm, and other distinguished Officers. called riu the part of Captain WARRE:II, proved, that he had done nll that could have been dour in his situation, and t h at to have ventured up the River St. Lawrence, so tate in the sea:on, wuuld have Iron the prokdde loos of his bitip--he was honnurshly acquitted. IRth inst. Cipt. AManv.li 9JITN , late cv .li.l.stgthe rwi..k Di.inct Frti.llll#4, uniketsecird Copt. Bauwx as itegulatittA Officer at k. Mr. NicAREAVIC %VACUUM arrived on Tuesday at his native town (IVhitehaven) after an impriscninent a 4 yews in Erotic,. Ile made his escape its an open boat, out of which lie was taken op at sea by Ilia Majesty's brig &MIMI', Capt. W AND. The Magistrates throughout the West are dis eharging all constables usiderduyesrs of age, accord• Mg to tile Local Militia Act, as several have been nominated by steaards of manors, for the purpose as avoiding the military laws. An Inspiisition was takeislesterday at the Bar ley-Mow, Mount-street, before A. Geri., Esq. Co roner, un the body of Riberca 11.1 rr ir r a coo& &Mild servant in a family in Cumb..rland-place, who was found drowned in the basin in Hyde- Park, nu Wethiesday. This was the second sitting of the Jury. and the rate required their particular attention. It appeased in evidence, that the deceits ed hail left her sister's house On the evening of 'heath of Nov. accompanied by a young Mao, whoop ad dresses she rtcesied. She was tweet seen after. The young su 411 informed the friends of the deceit.... ed that she parted with imii in u quarrel; that she was si , ry likely drowned; sod that he 1,41.1 5.. to has. Use Paddington Camilairairged. Thera were oilier circumstance's for the Jetty's consideration. The tirerased was shockingly bruised. anti she had trot a p,,ekei. Khe Ng% a re.iseetah!e woman, who had berm tfi years in her seri ic.. 'flee Jury, after nine hour.' deliberation, returned a verdict—Found I)rmened. In a former piper we mentioned the alarming el wailing in winch Air. PI rrrrr user ald his family, of the hotel at Frieaton-shore were placed by the re cent i tttt nila•ium For two days they were neatly starved to death, Icy wet, and the waist of proper support under sto:li a tryitig ealamity. As soon as the waters had subsided stifli , irtillv to allow a fire to be made in our of the nnin t met; es. a noel:nicht). ly accident, of a very different kited bum the intim. happened to Mr. Pluininer.—Amongst thr e 041,4 which was thrown ou the fire, wa s a t in car . tridge for a cannon, 'tempos'd to have hero washed from an American ship wrecked un the shore, and to have Indeed in the coal-heap. It was not observ ed. until it exploded in the tire with tremendous violence. The shock daniegril the honor a good arid ; but iis most melancholy effort was upon the unfortunate Mr. Plummer, alto, sitting by the fire, was immediately blinded by the explosion, and had his face torn to pieces by the costa, driven a. ' if from a gun, from the grate.—Ey surgical aid the sight of one rye fin. been 'rowed ; lint with the other there i. no hope of his ever seeing agsin.— , (Bnst.o. Gav tlr • 711hATRES. corcNT-ruitor. 111 r. DritoND's Historirsl Op.rn of Ga, / ,, r a s a Mil] 06 !• ,.. 1 . 01,d tithe iwrforh,rd last titytt,t, mos t nod brillisiit sudiener, sod 1144 Cr ivrd throu x ii,, u t with the most ispi.irous.ipplsi The story possesses consirltruile .:tempt, in vh the phltt tow. onrl entrgPllc heth,g Of Mr. Y st SS tits: 1.1 ru of the piece, g.ive to diy Pre.rotirtil svelter). 81.0 e%criir.. 160 ,,, c , tribute their mid to iusure this Opera ra.lptyl - LYE, t% LAM night, 'trier the Corned y at ne Girt, in which Mrs. Fswi N 44 Miss Peggy, ry received great appiolv tiuu , :t Mail:eta Fame, I tied Trans/ormolus ; or, and Ina; Imtord to 'lir pea of Mr. A Li I/41 1174 N, litho has k vers. Nil, ttl in this walk t f the ertena, s r . firmed fur the first tint*. Ti.. distra c t ers 6, follow : Malefort Mr. rititttelt. 41:404;110 , 11 tivetud .111.dacci Castro... Ad.: 4144 Ind 7 Pc.pervois ' • Miss Ts ISMS Lt. Judith en 041 eiturney s .twislies t au "' ward, Af•fe/sUrfr. In 'hurry his nephew, Ly z i. Votl*lure clown ; she, however, is its 1105 •„l, nele.x, whom she into-ins of her givirdian's ing ordered Isis clerk, Cerafiens, and his 'mesa. Pr, Judith, to keep watch at his door wlnle h absent s nod to admit as puma s *lend his • clients, a ; end Lilo Pr/sperms, old woman, who throes in the style of the century; and his nephew, whims he repo r t s f Yorksistre—of each of 'termini, he giro eceisnite description. The whole business of the piece consists in Co feraies varied. irsissfarnistiors cliuiuj hi. j ut view with Adelaide. II IV•iig proeure,l sihnitts into illJakeffists bruise as Lofty Papp erevi , hr there Oilseed to tronsfonn himself into tit, bk. , of ; end, finally, ilila that of Leit.stor the cheat is discovered by .Makrfarf. Ade however, in the Nissen( e of the Gu. rhea, Roes for a constable, by personatia,i a peat deceittss Jediffi, and escapes with het in triumph. Frosts these 111111lefittle Mr. Al. has ; &seed a very Imo it liable Farce. The incidents net numerous, hut they Are such as uteri. euctte the r•-ible facii!ties. The app.., Mee the red perionsge of idiom Cairelei , n is doable. had a truly ludicrous effect.— Ili. in which co:nlici.vd by Mr. Cos tos pretty.—'t he overt ore 13 nuni. J topsnic pesoige, Mr. MATIIIMS el!:ederte.l the rot oflante/ the hero of the piece, %soli his until a!o!oy. eresulleed altimeters. p rttesil arty flirt of the V shlreinam were eiteelleoily to:stained. The a elite loudly 'neared a very gn...iconue song. w he exorcist...l with greet Mies se Ailetonic, imparted rens olds interest to a else, actor, in ittAll. is personation of the peace *giver much samilso led. The olher characters, rs emnrace some of the hest comic yes former. atte ed to the Thestre, were well s upported. The pit went off witn el rut eelat, and wits sminithecil ft second repie•ciiistiess peals of applause. The house exhibited si.t pet. 1..m.10n sirs newer known to he fuller at t sea•oe of the tear then it ut present. The lace ye.tei,loy kitty etipee4l it, by the imme crowd of per.in::s of distinction who attended ih. to make io,luir ie% afire the state of ilk MA/E!..01 health ; far 'acceding in numbers soy day sin the of the Ktno.—.-A great many I dies of distinction remained in the Palace I dershte time, in expectation of seeing the E:-Ku a SWEDEN, hot here spot ilvoippooste4 l . Ilis Royal Highness the Duke ef CLAW left town list evening for Busily. Ilis Matinees the I)uke of GLOUCESTER left I house in Portman-square yesterday, for hie seat Bitigskat. liir Royal Highness the Duchess of Ynaa is turned to her batiste in the Ststale-Yerd, Jaw Palace. from Oarlands. Thr Earl of Dural( stare a grand dinar. yrs* day, at Ins house in Grosvenor-spline. to Guar, Earl of LAUDI. . 9 Lord Oast tar Lord 111011ERT SYKKCInit. The Duchess of Gamma had as card part!' evening at her 1111 US. ur Lower GrolVellOr at' The Duchesses of LILDFOID Pgsol Msiscrirst and the Man hioneews of CORNWALLIS Mid Du t•IRE, were in'. aunt. The Earl of (/r.aanoac arrived in town jest day front Ireland. Ms Lordshrp has Dot beer. town for these inn tears. The lion. F. I S RITTY and family arrived yet day at Mr. Posen% ac's house in Atilt% street, low Irelaml. The Lid of Es a rahrt.i.ta arrived yestercla his house in Duke strevt. from Ins 1111. "Fh• Earl null Countess of Diatßi intend. week to return to their peat uut the ()urks, in Sir' 111 r. SltElllo did liOt mole on either side on last ulelsste to the Hone o f Commons. CA11,1.1111,1 and Lord and Lady Cssci istar.it attended ,enierilsil, for the first times at James's Psi sae. to knee their names a. after the state of Ilie MAJEKLY'a health. Sur John and Lade NEWPORT arrived on Thu .lap at Waruer's hotel in Couduit-street. fi Ireland. T;.e E kr; of figAYAID arrived yesterday at Earl of Moms% hoes.! an St. James's-place, fi Ireland. The last arrival. sat Carltenharn ore 'flu Right Hue. 11. e I'..untees of Mother wed Mite , 131141 . Gee. lad Miss Dixon. NI. jur.C.ku Gereesell, M.Deerina. tient -fetortelCuslogbare, (apt A G. Corset Le Pelletier. Mr. pesky. Sir. 'Gnome Erre*. Amsiack, sire. Fitexerei.4 Mrs. Catleceet, Mier II Mi Vavgall. &C. sat. 'Foe Boston Cusps ny of Comedhsos e tre d ' 1 'inc.-0%40 spawns at L'nelne 1.0 *leek, with alv ' i r ber.rtit of 90!. fat Mr.. T. Rossirroirl• mit Ogg With i Fir /~u br 34 1,0: • CauVeF /leg t g, 11$ m l A , ic 11 oxrc , N. I Wael MA 011,1 c 10 ,1 I la i e* NR! a., 1%4 Nod , )rt, ..ret 1.74. 14111