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•. • ' Thomas Hislop to disperse a body ohrocips. mama .bled under Bheenta [thy., a sister of Mu!her Row Hollow, who had been for some time past exacting motley, and committing excesses throughout the "country ; I accordingly moved from Budnawur (I) on the 7th instant, leaving the heavy stores and baggage at that place, under a strong escort, and after very lung and severe marches arrived at this place yesterday morning, and encamped close to Rheem: Bbye's force. My instructions prescribing in the first instance an alleMilt at nn amieshle arrangement, I comma. nested to illy. in s ilyhe the hoe of conduct which it was necessasy 10 pursue, requesting her isamedi , Ably to dislvitiol ber troops, mad place herself un der my protection, in order that she might be en ehled to proceed to Rempoors, conformably to the wishes of Holkar's Ministers. To these demands she considered it prudeat to 'Accede, and came over to my camp in the evening with Iwo hundred followers. having discharged the remainder of her troops, consisting of near two thousand men. who had been granted a safe con duct to Tandlah, where they I Jaye engaged to se parate, and return to their respective places of abode. • The Bltye is at present in anch reduced circus:- stollen that I have ,fersen wilder the necessity of providing for her expenses to Ranspoon, at the rate of eoo en u res a day, end have reported the circumstance to Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Hislop and Brigadier-General Sir John Malcolm, Political Agent to the Governor-Geireral. I shell move to-morrow, slid return to my poi dog at Budaawur by easy marches. I base. Ste. G. W. Kate, Major-Geoerel. (1) About Ibirty miles west of Orrin. 'Po► Pereira laidligersa, *e.... lad mod THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. FRIDAY. JULY 17, ISM A Flanders Mail arrirrrl list night with Pipers from Brussels to the 14th instant. The following ere extracts satuassus, atm? 11. Yesterday arrived la Ms city, Lord Kieorird, from Loudon. - _ naves, JULY 7. The hawkers of good. inundate the eountry, and threstes to rein our nicreheets and saanufaeterme, for they are only the milers of English goods, the eircillation of which has a fatal inflater* or our manufacturers. It is wi►hed that eteaseree were takes to prevent all strangers from seine, iitioug us 43 their peranurr, sad exercising without re straint, every branch of ioduslry G►eet vigilance with respect to every thing that concerns the public safety is the more necessary, as bands of robbers have formed themselves is different quarters. . - . The provisional 'smells whirls still prevails byre is very iejerions, and impedes business of all kinds. We ardently drsire to see a definitive system established, as well for the admieistration as for judicial affairs. We place no faith in the reports of clients of territory, in which a part of our Grand Duchy would be included ; yet it were to he wised that peoples minds were made wholly easy un this bead. LAUSAIIIIL. JULY 3. Tilt English who mid• at lawseawe have opened a sob. seription fur the sufferers who have lout their all by the late inundation. la the Gorge of M io the wake had rises to the height of above 100 feet. This colossi' of waler overthrew several large rocks, sod levelled entire forests Above 200 houses are sow sated as destroyed, sad above 50 persons whose death is homes. The whale vilest of the valley of Begat is corned with raise to the height of above twenty feet. All the Gelds, &Nord with the finest fruit trees, and covered with the richest harvests, are converted iato deserts. Not a trace females of the dikes which embanked the rime, or of the numerous bridge. that crossed it. The waters mowed off with such rapidity, that having burst forth at half-past f o ot in the afternoon, they entered the Lake of Geneva, at the distance of eighteen leagues from the Glacier, at eleven at sight. We have received Paris Papers of Mood ay last, flow which we have made eat acts. W e ha►e received New York Papers to the 17th Of June. They announce the death of General MORITA° ; but this account comes in rather a quemunnahle shape. Emmet* from these Papers will be found in our subsequent column,. A Sapp/comsat Gaz.ise was published yester day, coma' ttttt copies of the divpatelses lately re. eeived by the Secret Committee tilt the India House, from the Governor in Coott:ltil at B boy. Then will be found to prevent a Niftily iseierestiolig sod animated picture of the loostilitieli that now occupy the British 5,10.111 loth.. filing up f r the greater p ar t th e m ol i , ie li tre ~tv ..frerA to our View, MOI in some isto.nocto exteotlioog the vcesw of oper "ioulL The todlorit multi of the bottle of Nag 01 pore, fought on the tfith and 27th of November, 7 between theißritish troops and those of the Rajah of Bemis, have been already communicated to our 'readers ~in the dispatch of Lieut.-Colonel SCOTT (pobliahed in this Paper on the 7th of May last); but it *u not then known that the combined British . and Wien force there, engaged did slot exceed 1,300 men, while the troops of the Raj,h of SERAIL 'mounted to more than 30,000. Defeat in such a care mold hardly have been considered a disgrace, but victory under such a tremendous disparity of numbers. is entitled to our highest admiration. The troops opposed to the British on that occasion too, were not ass inexiierienced rabble, hastily collected, bearing no character of ast but in their military equipsiseiis ; it coot:Jima veterans formed by minty a campaign, who, it will be remembered. are represented as having bravely died lighting ut their guns. The cotiseristences a victory so decisive us that of Nagpore, seem to have breu felt by the contending armies isl the several minor actions which followed ; for tin water with what solvaistagea.either of 1111 l bets or pi"ition, the etartity may have engisgest, th. v sopelired inca pable of cial.ling liiin to inaintaiii earn a gnod sheer of rraPtiotcr to t h e troops that u.suded him. while the British arms have tunfeirmly ;Advanced in their career of conquest. The armies of the Pttsilwa, end of the Rajah of HERA R. appear to be wholly dispersed, mod even their hest fsirireases make little ur 1111 oppositions. The fortress of Sir tars, sin portsist es having been the ancient seat ut thr netts empire, the city of Nagpore, garrisoned by 8,000 Wimps, and four other tatrov.es, bevy yielded to the British army. The principal Chief of she Miihratta army. Bairoo GOKI.A, and several ether Chiefs of distineti 111 l , have fallen iu the contest, and the PENH** himself enji ys his personal freeilnin oisty in flight. A feuiale Chieftain, Mumma remarkable as being the aisle, of the cele brated li•Luatt, soretiodeeed herself to Sir W. Keta, having previously disbanded I.er troops, amounting to about 2,000 raw. This picture of our affairs in India cannot, in a military point of view, but prove highly fl ater lug to our national vanity ; slid we shall not on. gratiou►ly seek at the present moment to detract lions throe feelings of honest pride, by re mniking how fatally lush •ucce:ses must even tartly lead to our destruction. There is one with imony we ielw• nal creistiou, exist •t the present tttttt nem in as high ad , gree us ever. No opportunity should he lott of ttionulatisig it• 'nide, or of rewarding its merits; mid we sootier with I,lemoure that some regiments have been recommended by the General cominomil- illg, atil worthy of remitting some and lasting testi _ of their owa stehieverutots and of Br 41141 gratitude. The inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood of Witold assembled on Saturday last, to honour the first return of Mr. BENYON Nud his family to Hatq.,iton Hall, since his election for Stafford. The worthy Member was met by a large cavalcade oil horseback, loud the populace took the horses from his carriage, drawing hum through the town to his beautiful residence. The day was spent in joyous festivity. by ringing of bells, the roasting of and their distribution, with plenty of bread and ide, to the impulsive. Mr. B.'s friends iu Shrews bury intended to celebrate the same timid uu Wed nesday last. On Monday sennight, the ball and supper given by the Members fur the County of Durham, at the As.einhly Room. in the Bailey, was ttttt neruusly uncurled. The room had been considerably en larged fur the occasion. by the erection of a tens porary buildiog, which contributed a degree of cookies% The company begaii to assemble soon after time o'clock, sod before eleven, it is com puted that about 401) were present. Amongst the most distinguished characters were—Mr. and Icily Louisa Liienbton, Mr. Powlett. Lord Malvin's, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Riker, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Hoar, &c. &c. The Ball wee opened by Mr. Howlett and Mies Hoar. Deming continued till about twelve o'clock, when the company retired to the rooms oppropriated for the supper, which coos sisted of every delicacy, and proved that no ex poise had been spared in providing for the enter tainitieut of the party. Dancing was afterwards resumed, and the company did not separate until a late hour in the morning. The men employed at St. Nicholas's church. in Newcastle. here been kept haul at work for some time. in order to get it phoned before toe Assites. The repairs which lutes !Writ made are very considerable ; not only hiss it !rota found ne cessary to renew a greet portion of the roof, but a considerable quantity of stone wink has been found indispensahle, as well as some new windows. The inside of this venerable fabric has also undergone a complete colournig: the severe' tine morel monu ments which it contains present a gratifying teglit to visitois, and at .e impart a solemnity to t h e mind, chew the inutabi!itrof all hiimdti all,iie,, ana l yield a oriental pleasure by recording the minis, &c. of departed worth. ‘Ve miderstend the paint- Mg gnen to tors church by Sir dl. W. Iteut.Eii Hart. M.P. will be put up et the lOW to the Nurse of this week. . . , t 1...0 .....t.r<r_...4,,1til i.., .-:-,-,„- ,A4---,...;.,7-ti,:, ‘ \_.-...,g1 rip eszi.xs , ..e.i:. ri.;.../..,-, a tiko: TITOPIA, JOLT I. point too of coimrstulutioo, to which we two with it Their Majesties the &strew and Empress arrived on the the sincerest satisfaction—we mean the testimony list at Carlstadt, where dory wrre received with entiessissm. They left it on the 14th, sod the Emperor , arrived at Gads- borne by these dispatch,s to the courage, loyalty, ai situ on the MI, wad the Empems at Petrewsia, where the discipline., and. under moat trying circumstance" at Emperor was expected she swat day. Preparations are a Mlle,sopnre, the perseverance of the 1 1 1 Stable at Bodes fwe a 'pleads • s sae a.l lance mud xtresoe deli- E • ' *OW aiikaa, t intodto. a dwee daps. The Empress Ma -it Less*, whp mills . 4 4 • immerge us tottely to present to Ulla !leader% a !bulimic se haw therAtm isteevirdc . iltra,*oo*.• at Orate, is , " ref ,' 44 , 1104 , .. ,f4 , 44p l tioritt g os i s , i s of IIIC 11111.011•1 butte of the 1114tite Arany ; and we v a s 'e lbo w ., i ps e l " breppll . 4 1,,i, arr i va l. Whets are extremely hippy to find from these dispatches / Aheirlllololl6l frays -de wows. at Baden, they will Es to that the eminent qualities by which it has been die- 'ben ditY will Milk till his Blakely departs tis.gnialwd, with very few exceptions, since its orig , - "sr Aik.la-Cbsplir. Ind creation, exist at the !treated tttttt tient iu as high [ THE. QUEEN. • The report of the state of the QUEEN yesterday from Kew was very favounrhle ; it was as follows: The Queen has had a very good night, and is a great deal better to-dry" .* 'rhe Duke owl Duchess of CLARUNCE. and the Duchess of MFMINORIC. Went yesterday morning to spend the ilay at Kew. KEW, JULY 16. This meriting' the Doke and Duchess of CIA. RENcE arrived at Kew Palace; and in a short time after the Lino. a GLOUCESTER find Princess Auonsis, cconspaiind the Duke mot Duchess, took an airing in MI open carriage through Kew and Richerinull Garden*, and afterward. returned In the Palace to di,mrr ; awl at our O'clock the Mid*. of MEttetNoF:ll and suite arrived herr- t• (hewer, mini were expreted to leave at taint o'clock for Loudon. PRINCE LEOPOLD. Yesterday orsorsilniz Prince LnotsoLD, attended by Baron Ha IR DEN BROIL V., ked to Ketistorgton Palace. to breakfast with the Hoke and Duchess of KEST. A lierward• Isis Royal Highness went in his carrier:4e, attended by H li A ILEI EN Bain V, 19 Mr. D•wes. stn Newitoreissiteet. whew hr remained sonic time viewing the seticral works whirl' that Artist has in hand fur I . Soon alter his Royal Highness went to the iesidetice of the Hoke and Duchess, of Ci.a- ItENCE, Iu Si. James's Palitee, to leave his moue. 0: , Isis return so his carriage. a yormg female with All 11114411 i ill 41106, " 1141 hart she appear. WWI' of having seers better day% presented berm-If to his notice. when his Raryal Highness, arty hos wordy presented her with five or vie shilling% before his carnage drove ritf.-1 1) the PlllO4/l1 his Royal Memel* visited the Duchess of Yoax• - - THE GRAND DUKE MICHAEL. On %%refines(toy ihe Growl Duke was ti~itrtl by the link: , Hl' CUMBERLAND. list. Mike of CAM BRIDGE. ilir ('AIPIEL. $1;141 his win., Prune- IVit,t.ixis and Prnre Vemte-rilny Hiwnwin ono in.iti•it by Mr. RESH tlw Alurricou Minister, mid the Ibis. situ A mhiltissiter. Yroteoto), alborst one Westin+, hi, (+nl Trial Ifiglionlik, attended II Sir 1 .1 . 11.1.tuit Barnet Pllcol.Alf and 0111. e. frit sows. to two English earriis i ge• Owl agorringsa one, to pruned on , tour. They werVillitt irfrtitheid as far as Wind or yesterday. DUKE and DUCHESS of CAMBRIDGE. Yesterday shoot two o'clock, the Duke and Duchess or CAMBRIDGE. accompanied by the Landgrave 11110 SE CASSEL and Ilia sons, Prince WILLIAM and Prince FREDERICK. attentlud Miss IiFIDEMAD, and several of their suite, went to the (Wish \lu• . Their Royal lii^neseen and suite honoured the Coburg Tnestre last evening with their presence. They were conducted into the royal box by Messrs. GLOSIOP and Sena*, ; the box WWI lined with light-blue silk, io thick folds. and superbly orna mented with rich crimson curtains, edged with gold Lice and fringe. festooned with rich gold rope Nod tassels. The chairs ware richly ornamented with g 41141. and the seats cowered with pink silk. The Duke wove a blue coat, white waistcoat, and nankeen pantaloons, and alie9red with the Star of the Order of the Gorier. The pllebthil was dressrd in rose-coloured satin, over which she wore a white lace net ; .he appeared quite plain, her head not bring ornamented with either feathers, flowery, or jewels. She appeared the picture of innocence, decorated in her natural charms. The Landgrave of Hesse, and suite, sat in the second divi.ouil of the royal box ; lie wee dressed b i oo lor to the Royal Duke, and ornamented with the insignia of the Oder of the Garter; the dress boxes mode a fiiie display of the Nobility. As soon as the Royal Pair entered the box, the canton, floe and discovered the whole of the D runin tis Pe r sona, and " God sure she King" was sung iu tine 14,1 e by Messrs. G A LLATTE, WoLere, and Nliss.WATsoa, ill which they were joined by the whole Corps de Bullet. 'llse concluding verse, written by Mr. BRYANT fur time occasiou, wus sung with happy effect : " Hail to the happy pair. May they with Briton, share Joys without name! May they with reels divine. WI 'wake their virtues Rhine. Whilo we to flirty like thine Add, Gud save t►e King "• The whole of the audience partook of the senti ment, and greeted the happy pair. Miss O'NEILL is announced for Monday next at the Eilinbuigli Theatre. The summit of St. Mnry's spire. in Shrewsbury, is at present undergoing repair. One of the masons, employed, who was displaying his superior skill by brandishing the weathercock in his hand, had nearly paid the Cored of his rife to his temerity, the cock overbalancing him, and !Fortunately there were yard, and no tlantinie w Yestereay JANES W !arid's-kit, wits brim, ton-garilen office. charged tluel with Trick. HENRY Inn, when he was twain! I self in SO/. and Ivic Cot.x having entered into receding day. - THE PRINCE REGENTS COURT, Ike. Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Prinee''Regetit held a Court et Carlton House, at which Mr. Baker, his Majesty's Consul-General to the United States, was presented to the Mince Regent by Viscount Castlereagh, as Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. on his return-home on leave of absence. Count Geiach ire. introduced to the Puttee Re gent by Viscotint Castlereagh, and conducted by Sir Robert Chester, the Master of the Ceremo nies, upon hie being appointed Charge d'Affaires from Bavaria.. Baron Prffel, the.fidearian Minister. was intro duced to the Prince Regent in a form, and took leave, previous to his leaving England for a short time. Baron Steirtield. the Swedish Minister. was in'. trothrced, arid conducted by Vacuum Castlereagh and Sir Robert Chester, upon his return from Paris, and to announce to the Prince Regent the death of the Queen Dowager of Sweden. , • The French Ambassador and •Sardiuian Mlnider were introdueed, and had audiences of his Royal Highness. The Prince Regent afterwards held a Piivy Council, which Was attended by The Kurd Ckasieellor, the Lord President, the Lord Privy Real, ilia first Lord of the Treasury, the Clank-Aloe' or she itxeltetiuir, the keiretariam of statc fur the Hu* and . 'to. twig's Departments, the Pre , ii.teitt of the Ruud of Control, the litid Chamberlain, and the Lord Steward of the Mese bu:a. Viscouut Chitwynd attended as Clerk of the Council. ThE Recorder of Ltrothisi was admitted into the Presence of the Prince Regent in Council, awl made his report t I the convicts under sen tence of death in Newgate. • Hie Royal nighties,' entre audiences to Prince Esterliaxv, the Earl of Hairsowhy, Viscount Sid mouth. fete. The Court did not break up till past six o'clock, 'sleep the Prince Regent went in Ins carriage to Cumberland House, in St. Jaines's,Palace, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Cumberlaird. when Ilia Royal bligionows took an affectionate lerive of the Duke and Duchess, previous to their leav nit; England. His Roy• 1 {Nimes. also took leave nt the Princess of Soho,. About tsur,.past tteveu the Prince Regent ieturtied to Carltou House. hOYAL ENTEICT.4INIVENT. On Wednesday evening the Prince Regent goat a grand, entertaiumesit iit Carlton Douse, to the Duke NIA 11149Cileib Cliiience, the Duke and Duchess of Kent, and their illustrious relatisest s upon their marriages. The entertainment commenced with • dinner. winch was served up with great spletidourosud its is very superior style. There were present-- . The Doke sad Mellon* of York, the Dnke sod Duchess of Clan...cc, the Duke sod Deelien. of Ontbridee, the Du throe of tniosersier, the Prism.. Avg.'s., lh• Princes. Worlds of tilluoendir, Prince Leopold, the Mateo of aleit.impretee.e Greed Doke Michael, the. Laoderave of Hoar Caumrl,-Briute VlM** mod ,Prtusa Fredericka Mew Cowl, Cooed said ColltlirPS Mousier, the Marquis sod Marchioutas of Winchester, likc. Preperationa were made for the evening party upon an extrusive scale. At trine o'clock a detach ment of the Life Guards marched into Pall-mall. IVaterloo.place, &e. voider the direction of 'foams end, Sayer, and numerous assemblage of Bow. street constables, to regulate the carriages, Bre. A guard of honour, under the command Of Colonel GORE, preceded by the hand of the 3d regiment of Foot Guards, marched into the Court-yard of Carlton-home. The Court-yard was additionally lighted. The side-door was opened for the revels. tiun of chairs tl►e same as on levee day*. • The porters appeared at the gates in their state liseries, with their superb sashes on, and their mag lilleicent staffi. The whole of the livery servants appeared in their state uniform►. The Pages, and other Gentlemen in attendance, appeared in their gala uniforms. The grand halt was lined by the Yeomen of the Guard. The grand hall, and other parts of the splendid mansion, were extremely re freshed and relieved 40111 the exces.ive heat by • most excellent and judicious display of small trees, plants, and flowers. brought from the different royal gardens for the occasion. The company began to arrive at half-past nine o'clock, and the whole of the splendid lower suite of apartments were thrown open for their reception, where they were introduced to the Royal Dukes and Duchesses upon their marriages, after first 'my. nig their dutiful obeisance to the Prince Regent. The hand of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards were stationed in the conservatory, ot the west end of the suite of rooms ; they were occasion. ally relieved by the baud of the 3il Regiment, attached to the Guard of lioncur, playing in Carl ton House Gardens. near the house. Among the company teere—• Penne &scrimp, the Austrian Ambassador; the Marquis D'Osmonol, the French Anibm.sador ; the Duke Sap Carlos Site Spanish Ambassador; Mr. it tt..11, Ihe Amer.ran Wirier ; the Danish Minister, and I other Forrign Ambasaadon and Mioist. en, with their ladies; the Lord Chancellor. the Vtce•Chancellor, the Lord Chancellor of I , law', Ihr Earl of Liverpool, and several of the Cabinet %scow, cud their Ladies. The suites and principal attendants of the dif ferent branches of the Royal Faintly, )nnnhng to near five hundred. formed as splendid on as-embly as is possible to be collected at this sea-on of the year. _ _ A great display of tl.e moat olsoice fruits from Kensington, Kew, flamptem Cow!, Nl.d Cumber land Gardens, was made in the telreslmirait rooms, also at the side tables, sod II great yr irtv of the most choice refreshments, inol &41,(1*ichr., fte. The company did not *separate till a late hour. laip you e . xlisisii *ids rinse Isere Hoists Is so d tleresst and filling to the ground. 1 The Lincolnshire A esoi s we...opened at Lincoln s.siss cow l •sissv i , ere ft* people in the church. on Saturday. before Essen Kick ARDS ascl Air. P. 14c . " ;if ''" le" ' I ' 11".11141 Lk. X II" ' t" .. , . ' . ti 114 s fru OM citsg•d:sgs of HIV ..*.." 11.4 L44* r was done. Justice DALLAS. Ti e l'ii•iiiirtr. Ilt , r tries Id ilitSr I : "I „• . tit - amp Ilenglir4l, PIA Isif..flitrei lull) stir was nut 111 Wst. Slim', Esq. of 18. Cie- Assitei ars. much feW•r in smelter than tis.sal. 1 Iliad liss• Mt iy11.11,.,. Ist1;. ht lip on to warrant to H a t. 11,1 r. Tidollialli ;:ito..ATORFX less recently prtswitttrl .. . lisrged sills intending to light to the It. yid S..s.te7 a p'sper sq. Ilw h,i L •let HI Ili. i I. fiENCSI (ii.oßY. ; as. L:hli.iin de rAretirOn; lENRir Cola:, Esq. of Ow same. ))))) unusins , of the 1.0•111 of Essw.l.scisl. lids Moser- ' ..1 Ow 41. sa .110%. asst •, •• . 1 .1 sd. tot,i-rilr Loss ' hotrod over t., keep the peace ruttiuns ac re print timidly directed to Skiddittv, sled. 1 ) 1141tv./' leas sr r,vs dAi Paris : -Ise owe• to ass imam; -Is it two sureties in 40/. rich; Mr. by employing what nisprorA to have been • veil stossiass, so o the i..1A...e.5t. 1.. it... 1.1 Uu,icol, Il l y j .1 LI into 'Ruda recoil-sill/4mo/ WS accurate process of eugurirical ineasureuteut, he , glue y s-f 1 ...1111{ the beautiful bar-mailil of the Jar- fooud its elevating to be 3,036 feet. I dui litigujou." . ~. , .. . .. .. . -:- • .... -,„ . _ .. . • ..... . . • • .. . . • . • . . .... . • s . .. . .. - - i PASIZIONABLE MOVEMISTS. The Dekg of Rutland returned to town eft V:ednesila7 evening from N. WM 1 0 ket• The 0 mower Dario...a of Rutland is sapteted to leave town tii-m-orosr, fur Worthing. Th. Earl of Jersey returned to town on Wedisepeay, front Newmarket : this icy his Lordship learn town fur his teat, o,terley Park. The Countess of Jersey left Lord Dmietionon's• seat at Ritehampton yesterday, fur Outeiley Park. The Dowager Comdata of Clermont had a select eirele of fashionnhi.s yesterday evening, at her Berkeli.:. Inn 1... Earl nod Countess Spencer and fussily left their si at, Wimbledon, on Tuesday. fur the. tale of Wight. Lord and Lally I)iiiigioinon and family are expected to leave town iii II few days, fur thrii a.sit in Cornwall. Sir Jame* Marl:lidoslt, Bart. isao. I. ft town, on • tour. The. Right cluielvs and Mts. Lung left town yester day, for their seat, Pewitley hill . ' Lung Wellesley, Es.q. M.l'. lir* the Clarendon Hotel, Band.streei, yesterday. for ['tumd in limns. Arrivals al Fentoti* Hotel, !it. Jameig.street :—Heney Sleatin, M P. from his mishit. Cornwall; John Whoi too, F. 09 M.P. from MAIM. Deptirtui es fetim dit :—Coluatel Silvertup, fur the Contioett ; George Silvertop, 1 7 ...1 for ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Foulay and family, fur their .rat to Shropshire. COVgNT:GARDEN THEATRE. The Duke mod Qitchess of KENT i r t night honoured this Theatre with their presence. 'the iierforniattirs were lob /toy ilincprgor, rind %it: Milk* anti his Aka. S,wm .tf,ei tier it:rititint our.. meat of the former piece, their entered the box of Prince Lsrarutti 1/1 S tar Cohurg. The; were instantly reCoginsed by row the most brilliant audiences of the seatue, who hai led their appearance with the most enthusiastic liecl.tmee. tions. The Royal Duchess answered thin ma: kof kiud and itliectionate feeling by curtsying frvpiri,tly —her features, at the same time, besotting with plea, sure and antisfnction. She is of the middle stature, inclining a little to the em Lon point. tier cotintr, notice. which is marked by a strong expres • of good-humour, is uncommonly pleasing. • It is not exactly handsome—hut it displays a greet portion 0/vivacity rod iotelllgence—quslities.which often 'untie a durable impression, when Isere ,h , istiti fails to excite more than an etatiescesit interest. Her Rnyut flightiest was plainly attired in white, with a very simple head-dress. ornamented by a small ostrich feather. Shribore a ,<Vntnn.tifl neck.: liter and eat-rings. The Duke of likiitv tiporait4 to be in excellent health and spirits. fie was dressed ill a blue coot, ornamented wi!h ii. choral star. 5 ' Cod sane the .timpt".was stem:milk! I.y the audience, and was executed by Mr. St Ye i. A In, .bliss • S'itwhess, and some of the minus voculucs—and wus rrceiced with powering' deliniim.s.nnis de.. light. tile performance, to which this. Royal Pair paid the utmost attention, then newel-de...1. The two great favourite. of the night eettleasily were Miss STEPHENS, who, per...081.A D:o:/ t crwyrtr ? end was most petnercifielly encored in Lahti:. soil Mr. UM'S, who repicseisted &dile • • Jamie. !Miss STEPRIMIS'a coral powers acre ' make a deep impression .en the Itti)ul Dit • She expresetd. by a variety : of_ gest ot • pleasure whit h site received fiats stiia exquipitif taunts.. N I . LISTON'S ninth- - • cuuntemnice clearly afrorded to her hem a great degree of amusement. She scarcely Crasrd Gem laughter while be api.earril on the scene. At the c losioo of tier piece Mt. FA*, • CETT clone ruralist!, and addressed the atiebence • us follows , . . • • " I.Aolts AND GENTLIGUIS--The terMlnitiett of IMIa season calls forth the must e.uteful aclinuuledemmsts Cm* the Proprietors, for the libcrsl patronage they have 01‘ tinned to receive, at a lime when many event. time 4: curved, which have proved eireimilerabk drawbacks . to the prosperity of .Theatres, conducted tin a scale of capsase commensurate to be dignified support of Or heliostat Drama is the Metropolis of the Empire... Toe( kiudiseiii has stamped the popularity of the Company, yoitr presence has evinced the high estimation id Public artiouniodation itt Covent-Garden Tbratre,and this has enabled the Proprietor, to contend against their opposing difficulties, sod the re. cams of the season have rewarded them with. gnat, which, taken on an average, is iMisal to all their wishes aud ez pectatious. . " The new method of lighting and ventilating the theatre; which they hod the honour to introduce, has auswered .o completely, that not only has it been adopted roirtially is theatres here, but, on the Cootie/tit, MellbUrCll are nu* taken to bring it into generalstse., " The revivals arid new pieces produced during the miasma have been anmcrous, and (with very few exceptions) . moil 'wade!. Three uew tragedies, from the pea of ihtresttit Authors, have bees greatly admired fur their classical and poetical beauties ; and their success in repiesciiiiiiimi is a proof, that this high speciett of composition is not lust iti this country—and most grateful are the Proprietors to a public who have taste to appreciate, and genecurity Iv reward such distinguished talent. " Ladies and Gentlemen, until Monday, the 7th of Sep. timber, the Proprietors most reaper'fully bid you farewell! —Your encouragement of their efforts daring Ibis amisms a fresh stimulus to their exertions fur the next ; and they trust they shall re-open the Theatre with an secession OE novelty in Performers and Perforimmets, which will merit the continuer" of your appievien fainter. For the Per formers, Ladies and Gentlemen, I have oily to relit-rate their expressions of gratitude for your utictwitieg hind aid cheering indulgence, and till the time of re-tipeiiiim they hUmbly take their leave." The Miller and his Mem followed, and was ex . ; etedingly well received.. CANINE EJTA BLlstialteNTS. The , two largest establishment% of this kind, roi sporting riots. ore in the Intents of two Ladies. Ti,. Duchess of Yo►k has a most ounterous rollectioo of slog., of the smallest species, of tovrry age, and neatly of every country. The other Lady, who ex, I►ib+ts tins renearkAble ottsclutteut to these fAultit'il as.imal►. ►s L•+dt Castlerreigh; but her collect ti on A tar diffese,,t scale florn those us her it e - 41 tw ines ., l irt 1. 4 .1 % .1. i p s be lig of she most power.: fol att.el matortiorot Itu•Man, Spa% Situ NewtounallAti.t. 'Stone lirr tiyslop, walking hens her spat at No;th Croy, ►ttr rounded by het rioterites. was add e•srd by • num nn ells mad. .h,., tak•ug 4,0 . his Lei. " I Pttil. 'MOW 41% bow, 311 h , you lie it iio t t-lo.4iri, or hap you exhibit aide this,- herr mu .6811 at if,resst ~... r I tr t I i ( t ti: 1i • " 1 i' ii l lvi l I , i11t,,, 44 % • !ii i ) i 1 1 I I I 4 i a. .0 ;