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"Rh Day hi ntHich-d, 'dee 7*. in bear% POENIS by ROBERTUS. Printed for Henry Eb e r s , Old 110 :1 ,1 corner of St.rff.nd.,tre.t. Where may be had, Itvly p ibluhed, price ss. in boards, lIYMIEs on A k ir; or, The Reatuirstraikce of a Painter. By Martin Archer Snee, R.A. In a few Days wid he iniblisheit, in Otte Vi.lume RoyAI {to •I'vrmtv-iiiiiipateii, one Guinea in hoar l', VIEWS (ife pieruRESQUE (70 . 1711GE5, with Plaiu, seleaed from a Colleamn of Drawings taken in diff:rent of England, and intended av th , :ts for the Improvement of Wine tiv,mr‘r ; with desciintive Letter Pleas and Observatiniis .1 klaterialg for at udeinv, Cottagos. Hy W. ATKINSON, Architect. ranted (or T Gardiner, Bunksoner, PrincesAtreet, Caren dinh•smateri and sold by Longman, limit, Item, and Oruro, Pate.nuoter-ino. Un tli- latl inarint will Ipt putilish rl, in 2 Vol>. .0k N ENQUIRY into the SYSTEM of NA TION AI. DEFENCE in GREAT BRITAIN. Hy JOAN 111ACLAAIIMII), Esq. London : Printed fir C. and R. Lilian', New Bridge- Erect. • a • The °lnc° of this Work is to consider the Influence winch the pr4 , 5,11t SfattZ , ll of National Defence has on the ge neral Prosiwity of Gwat lirita.n, as well as the loqir seinents which it may be expedient to 'aural:are into that System. - . FROM SATURD.4 F IGIIT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY Prt' (MOTIONS. II at-Office, Jar' 8, 1855. 4th Regfinent of Dragool Go James Roller to be Lieutenant, be purchase, vice Rev who retuce. 10th Keetment o foot--Malor David P..,!:1 ,Al to he Lieu tenant-Colon-1, by purchase, 'lce Lloyd, who refaz , 324 It liment of Foos—Lic.:teuant Colonel Manle. Poo. from half pay of the 21th Foot, to be Lieuten,tat Colort..l, vice Stuart, who exchanges. b.irlditto—B-evet Lieutenant-01one! thigh Brittle, from the halt-pay of the late Surrey Ranzars, to be Major, vice Man sel, who exchang,s. 75th ditto..—Major lyrics Guthrie, from haltnay of the late 10th Garrison Battalion, to be Major, sm.: !`•!ltsmor.r, who exchanges. Ist West India Regimen—Brevet Lieutena liarvi to be Major, without Purchase, vice Nano, rleceave.l {eh din.—Major Jul;usSeake to ba Lieutenant Colonel, out porch tse. Nova eleira Fettribles--Maior Lionel Small, from the I et , t Font, to Lieutcnalt Camel, vice Prevost, a;;ointea to the 67th Fuot. BARRACKS. Mfr Morris Robinson t;beAssorar..tSorack Nfaster-Genetal at Gibraltarov It the tor.norary ia tit of loeuttaant Ca4unel in tne army whtleso einploy ed. Geratedideas 'Weed by fem./ Te&rmasudt, rice Lieutenant vii go Cau ..te el' Surer,. lit Regiment of Surrey M ntia-1 homas Littleton SPrenge. ways, G nt. to be Lienteilant anted May 27th, 18e5 ...—.....0 atfiel.l. Gent. to he Eitst,:r plied so abnre. L Cbristo,:ber Hooter, Gent. to,be Ensign Dated as above. St.eatliam Volunt vtr Intantrs--Wiliam Gardniv, Geot. to be Seraewl Liestrenant. D.ted May 25, 11105. Wtlltam Kuria, Gant, to be Ensign, vice Gardner. Dated as above. Ceinime , siggie egged by rte Lord Lieutayara of the C4on.) :,. of Wiliest% St. Pancras Volunteen—Mainr David Scott to be Lieutenant. \ C ?noel Commandant' vice Thompson, resigned. Datsi j AO! 17, ISna. St. Giles and St. Coml.!, SI smsbury, Voltintecm—Robert Banks, Gent. to be Quenon-Meats?, vice Page, resigned.— Dated May 1, 1805. Royal Westminster Regiment of :Mitldlesex Militia—Stewart Salneavis, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 18, 18'.;5. Royal East Middlesex 71.1iiitia--Charles Wallis, Gent. to ;se Ensign. Dated as above. l- Adair/Ay fr:?ir , , irate 11, 1995. Copy of a Letter from Lieut..; C Carpenter, to F. J. Snell. His Majesty's Schooner Milbrook, off SIR, the Blyouna Islands, Mar 9, 1305. I beg to inform you, that H. Majesty's schooner under my command, captured on Inc 6th rostant, a Oporto, thy Spanish lugger privateer L3Travela, of three guns, with small ar.ns and Forty men ; she had the day before captured a brig, laden with mine. form Oporto; nn receiving the information, I made mil for Vigo, to which port I concluded she was sent. This meriting, the Blyonna Islands bearing East about eight leagues, I obeerved a brig standing for the Northern Passage; I im mediately mode sail for the Southern passage, and WC' molest is capturing her within the Bayonne:, vt the entrance of Vigo Riser She moved to be the Stork English Briy, bound to Newfoundland, laden with salt, had been captured from the Newfoundland convoy on the 9th oh. by the leCtliZ Spanish privateer brig of twelve guns. I have the bottom to be, it.c. To F.l. Moll, Fig Corn- . JOHN C. CARPENTER. mauder of His Majesty's strop Avon, Lisbm. Copy of a Latter from Sir Richard Bickerton, Bart. Rear-Ad ✓iral of the Red, in William Marsden, Esi. dated 1111 board the Royal Slyereign, at Gibraltar, the 13th May, 1805. SIR--1 herewith transmit to you, to lay before the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, a espy of a letter, dated tie Koh instant, from the Him. Capt. Boyle, of His Majesty's ship Sealverse, to Vice Admiral Lord Viscount Nelson, r sirg au account of his having attacked a Spanish convoy, front which he succeeded in capturing an Ordnance trig laden with powder. The conchal of Lieutenant Downie, who com manded the boats on this occasion, ac well as of the other ot **TS of the Seahone, is highly spoken of by Captain Boyle, as their Lettithipt will observe. I have the honour to be, be. R. BICKERTON. His Majt rty's ship Seahmser, Gibraltar liar, MY LORD, May 8, 1355. On the 4th instant, I learned that a Spanish convoy was on the Coast to the Westward of Carthagena chiefly loud -don Go vernment account, with gunpowder, anent*. and naval store, Far the gun boo at Malaga, Ceuta, and Algesiias Correct,- lag the dmuudion of the saint of ronwatmence, I kept close alongshore with the hope of fallrig in with then, and tfreeting my whams : at two p. as they were discovered from the maethead ; at five I observed than haul into St. P,dro, an anchorage to the Eastward of Cape de Gaut, under the protection of a feet, two armed szlicioncre, and three gni, and mortar launches, where I detramined tr• attempt to ilr-strov them ; the vessel of greatest consequence to get out was an Ordnance brig, loaded with one thousand one hundred and seventy quintets of powder, ar.d various ether stores, corn- Mended by Dan Juan Terrapin, Master in the Spanish navy; and which was 'Reeled by Lieutenant Downie, Vint of the Brahmin io a sit oared cutter, in the mod gallant and well jud ged manner, whom coodudi on this, as well as every other occasion, I feel it my duty to mention to your Lordship as that ef a most zealous officer; and I beg leave to O i Ld_k i tt Lircillattant Downie assures e' are he era with emery assistance from lin Thomas Nipper, Midshipman, Whir accompanied him , is a four-oared boat. The Sessions, daring the time kept up a witch and well duetted fire on the fort, gun.vereelicand convoy . and, having every reason to be lieve I had sunk ope of the gust tatuteltes, and damaged and sunk amoral others of the torsion night coming on, with light . winds, its maiutopgallant memo sails, braces, hew lines shot sway, I felt it imprudent any longer to attempt the de- otreetiOn of she whole by expedite the ,ship to the well di mmed fire of the guitveresele, which Utterly struck her every allot. roc the enertimte, on this Decoke, of Lieutenant Ogle Moose, Lieu Charles Brows Trve, who had not re ceived his coMirl masmireion, ildr. foram, manor, [Jests nem Clarke, gr the Royal Mariam, Lira. Hagementer, of the Simian navg I fed seemed, Wetted ; sad indeed I dwell die injustice to every ether Mien and sea on beard did I not mentioe them in the some warmer. • It would gift we greater sethictiew could I inform yrrer Lesdaldp we eat with so lose on this service; however I feel *at _rained lat having only one seaman killed, as trifling, • dm well directed ire in se many iiiiment threa t of 111116111 j. Touitiog that way pwwwwilkiis will meet lik lierpialwiiew, , • I tie Meant ig be,DOTLIIL. alp Ilia. Soil Tonna Mdosa b ilialaks. && • • THE BRITISH PIIESS. LONDON, MONDAY. Joss to. The Yeomanry Corps of the City and Ciunty of Dublin were reviewed by His Excellency the Lc a Lt EUT[NAt r, in the Phoenix Park, on Tuesday, in honour of Iha MAJISTY'S hirth.day. His Excel lency was attended by Lord CATHCART, the Com mander in Chief, and a numerous suite of General Officers. At four o'clock His Excellency held levee at the Castle, attended by the principal Nobi lity and Gentry in town, and an elegant enter tainment was given is the evening at the Lodge is the Park. A Letter of the sth, from our private Correspondent, says t-- 4, It had been understood that the Garrison would have been reviewed ye.ter day, along with the Yeomanry, as orders had been issued for that purpose, which were not counter manded until late on the preceding evening. The crowd of speaators was immense, and they were too patriotic, and too much delighted with the fine ness of the day -.ad the beauty of the scene, to be tray any marks of disappeintment. The aggregate force reviewed, inc,uding the Yeomanry of the City and Cowry, did not much exceed 5,000 men." Another Letter from Dublin, of the same date, says The Commissionets appointed to enquire ilito the expenditure of the Paving Board, and any abuses that may prevail in that department, are the Earl of MATH, Colonel Ha NI:4I[LO of the Commis sariat Departmrnt, Surgeon IttliNlL of the Royal Hospital, Major TAY toe, already well knotet for his survey of the roads of Ireland, and Mr. Hea p ear of the Account Office. AU these gentlemen have undertaken this arduous task without fee or reward. The Rev. JA:AILS Wssi reLAw, vicar of St. Catharine's, is the Secretary. The Earl of DO -14 OUCH \IOIIE, it is said, will shortly resign his situa tion as Senior Commissioner of His Majesty's Re - venue. The arrangement under the uew Act, which appoints two additional commissioners, and separates them into two boards, the excise and cus toms, entirely independent of each other, goes di rectly to annihilate that authority and influence which his Lordship hitherto exercised ov v both. His Lordship, moreover, has not been consulted upon the necessity or policy of this measure; and these, according to report, are the grounds of his resignation." Mr. WHITBREAD'S Motion, for the Impeachment of Viscount MEtvir.t.k, which stands for to-mor row, has excited great espeaation. The Papers, in his Lordship's interest, with this prospeEt of an im mediate discussion of the qnestion in its proper place, still, however, persevere in their observations upon it. We shall follow their example no farther than to make a single ohserratiun. The bAlaties the Treasurer and the Payma.ter of the Navy, of Viscount Maxvicot, and Mr. TdOTTER, were ad- •anted in lieu of all perquisites and emoluments of office. This advance they have enjoyed upon a space of twenty years, and yet retained the perqui sites and emoluments of office, at least to a certain extent, during the whole of that time. No man will pretend to say it was in the contemplation of 1•Iis MAJLsry, when he augmented the salaries of these two offices ; nor of the House of Commons, when they recommended this increase, that the Treasurer and Paymaster of the Navy should con tinue to make private profit of the use of the pub lic money. To those, then, who are hardy enough to persevere in the assertion, that the public have not lost one sixpence by Viscount MELVILLE'S miscon duet t we answer, that the public have certainly lost the difference bctween the old and the new sal4ries for, stunt a•snredly, if either His NiaJEST Y, or the House of Commons, could have supplsedothat Viscount MILVILLI and Mr. TROTTEII would ad as they have done, and helped themselves so largely from the use of the public money, they would not have considered them as objets of the royal favour, whose services were not sufficiently requited. The augmentation of salary received by Viscount M vizi', for himself and Mr. Tiorrza, may be con. dered as to much money obtained upon a false pre tence, which they had, in conscience, no right to receive. •&nne other advocates of Viscount Mat.- vIL L a blink the charge, and display their zeal and address, in endeavoon to operate a diversion in his favour. The default oldie late Lord HOLLAND, the hostility of Earl Sr. VI ITCIIIIT, have been both relied upon for this purpose t but both failing to abate& public attention, they have lately brought forth Mr. Ronson and his story in the House of Com mons, about a Bill for 191. los. which was not paid in course at the Sick and Hun Office. This story of Mr. Rosso* we are new told, first opened the eyes of Government to the abases of office l and then. fore, it is to that Goodemes, and SOT to Earl Sr. Vince*? the canary is indebted for the system of public eaysirywhiels bassinet tikes place. Whether ZATI Stir Yummy be alossed by a hostile spirit to. warcisi Viscount MELTI6LE, .0r %titlief Eall ST. Vi tN ror Mr. Ron..:ow originate , ' the system of enquiry into public abuses, Are foreign from the case of VLCOLML Mt:L. V 1 I.E, which stands upon its own grounds. independent of the iwrits And de. merits of other persons. A Mail from the Leeward Islands arrived on Satut day, brought by the Princess Charlotte packet in thirty-seven days. The latest intelligence re ceived by this conveyance is dazed Antigua, April - - ••,/ • It announces the arrival of the Monehrster packet, from Falmouth, on that dry ; of the Lon don fleet at Surinam, on the sth; and, that the first Convoy for England would leave Tortola on the Ist of June. The Favourite sloop of war, arrived at Plymouth on Thursday, has brought more re cent intelligence. She is come home wit.a dis patches from Admiral CUCH It ANC, who was left all well at St. Luck on the Ist of May. A letter was also received at the Admiralty, on Saturday, from the Captain of the Circe frigate, dated Tortola, April which states, that on the 28th of March the French squadron landed 550 men at the town of St. Domingo. This was probably the last aft of its in glorious campaign in the West Indies. They did not even anchor at St. Domingo, but passed on. Advices received at the Admiralty from Sir R. BICKCATOS are understood to state, that he had spoken a neutral vessel which fell in with the Com bined Fleet off the Azores. A previous account announced last week, that they had been seen by a Dane in a more advanced stage of their progress, off the Cape de Verd Islands. These are but feeble authorities in a case of so much moment; and, even though entitled to credit, would afford no certain conclusion with respell the destination of the enemy. Lord Nici.son, who has proceeded in pursuit of them to the West Indies, must be presumed to A upon much better informa tion. Advices from Gibraltar, of the !Sib last, state, that his Lordship passel through the lit:lights to the westward, cn the fith, with his fleet, under a mond of sail. A letter from Gibraltar of the last mentioned date, adds:—" On the 13th, the Queen and Dragon, with the expedition under Sir JAMES Ca AIGI, arrived here, from England. One trans port, with some of the field train on board; is missing. The Royal Sovereign also returned along with them from Lord Netson's fleet. is The Liberty brig of war arrived from England on the 14th, since which Sir J A %IL'S CKAIG has re moved his baggage from the Dragon to the Lirt.'y frigate; and it is conjeaured, that the destination of the expedition is altered, in consequence of /the Toulon fleet having passed this place, and 'lsere being no further apprehensions for an att.:mpt on Egypt. " Two gun brigs and some merchant vesizis ar rived here this morning from Falmouth. " The Ro9al Sovereign, Qtarti, ant Mare, are going to sail immediately in quest of the earth.t gens It.at, of five sail of the lilt:, which are bound to Cadiz. "Sir RICHARD DICK EaTom has hoisted his flag on board the Royal Sovere;gl again, and Admiral Kttiour on board the Prison ship." The transport, alluded to in the above letter as missing, we believe, returned to England. Lord R. FITZGER•LD is come home in the 0).- pheus frigate, on private business, and has left Land STIWEGFORD, his Secretary, as Cha , ,fm d' 1 1.. • 1111 , at the Court of Portugal. The Mary. WHITE, from hlogadore, for Lon don, was captured and carried into Calais, on the lOth ult. The Gerhard (a Dane) sailed fr•im Hull fir Messina, was taken on the 25th of April. by five Spanish privateers, and carried into Algeziras, ad d is expelled to Le condemned. This day the Harbour Marine Fenciht•s of the Port of London will amnihie at their head-quarters at Greenwich. fully armed and equipped, for a ge• neral muster and exercise. We understand that Mr. Rowz., the Trish Bar rister, respeaing whom hills of indiatirt-nt Loe b ee n found against several Ge:dtlemen the Irish Bar, eras not expelled! the Lawyers' Corps. On Thursday next, His MAJESTY will review in Hyde Park the Tower Hamlet Brigade of Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Brigadier-General CA It- Et:THAWS Wapping and Shadwell, Colonel MEI.- Lisa ; Whitechapel, Colonel Harms; Mile End, Colonel Toortesort ; St. George's in the East, Co lonel SP LI AT j Ratcliffe, Mat not: I COI. r ; Shore ditch, Colonel MA L • Bethnal Green, Colonel CARIUCK j Christchurch, Vsjor SI-EVVA j and St. Catharine's, Captain JraKINS. An extraa of a letter from Galway, dated Saturday stinnight, says, "Our eleaton commenced this day. There are but two candidates; Mr. BLAKE having declined last night. Mr. DA LY was proposed by Mr. GREGORY, and seconded by Mr. Sr. Groan,. They only polled one each, on this day, and ad journed until Monday. Previous to the poll, Mr. Eras objeaed to Mr. DALY'S eligibility, upon the ground that he had not vacated his seat for the City of Galway; to which Mr. DAL Y answered, by producing his appointment to the Escheatorship of Munster. However, Mr. Eves persisted in having the objeCtion taken down on the poll books. It is thought the contest will not be of long dune tiros i as many interests which were doubtful at first, wbde Mr. BLAILS WAS'S S;lidijate, bass ism d.- elated for Mr. DAY, ." • tt* ~`~ ~~~ , 3 z 4 L r HUME't HALL. This lady gave a most splendid ball on Friday evening, at her house in Hittetreet, B .rkeler. square, to of the first cashidii. The balconies, and tire places were filled with the rarest and most aromatic shrubs; the biilltency of the lizhts. the Mil rot s. the minted ceilings, gilded ornanionti, th e profusion of diamonds, worn by some of the :nog beautiful women of the age, cer.spired to give her Ladyship's superb apartment.; the appearance of ass enchanted palace. The floor of the ball.roont was chalked in appropriate devices, and at twelve o'cl oc k the merry dance was commenced by Lord Gitsx ati AM and Miss Hula:, to the favourite tune n Ft : ht about the fire side, and followed by those of La Belle Laihere, and Over the luvuile ei nty /91-e. At two the company went to super, nhich wa, I od in three rmams. The ornaments co.lsi,ted m tern:;; of Hymen, obelisks, pyramids, &c. in the most cit. rious pastry. Pines, melons, sta awly a fies,cherries,aud every luxury of the season, were in the greatest pen. fusion. Amongst this elegant assemblage, some of whom reluftantly departed at sit o'clock the en. suing morning, were eke Duchesses—Ruland, Deronstsire, B.Atnn„ Marlborough, and Northumberland. Marehioncsse:—Salisbury, Dowager BtOi. and Stafford. Cuuntestel—Carwavon, Grosvenor, Jersey, ton, Kinnual, Itridgwilter, Camden. Puma, Carla..., Dowager Settal, llar.lwieia, Livernoot, awl fltsvai%iam. Ladies—Limbers, Manure, Palter., Grantham. Castle. reagh, Sditta Stewart, Tu. nslien4, Logan, Dowager O e Claud, G. Coed, C Cavendish, Dungannon, M..Stanhope, M Priairow, Le Dmeenaer, L Manners, Wessel, C. hish 4 . Thvuc.e. CI T• ward, N and A Statitto H. Claims, C lkhisiti, Cu- Ei.slion, E. Peicy, E Spencer, Auchla. H. F.:4 (att.!, C. and A. *Fitzgerald, C. and V. Ham* Gm fort, Cornwall, !)e Clifford, Lindsey, Yorks, F.. Prrenord, Perth, end R.atkeley Mistresiei-i-Champthri, Elliker,Rouvene, C Howard, Salisbury, Rink Ed m, Ha a ' Evelyn, t. Sent, Rubinson, Methu Gsse.yne, said G thimsto3^, liurton, Sohoy,, FnAlLrle Walrlegrtv ti its, Ruing,. iIe.:MJ Smith, Methuen, Cornwall, Acorn, N.rrillz, Pigott, and the lion Mw 1 . /roust-nun& Earla—lt.idgarater, ilarrinjton, Ca nden, Botkuloy, Stair, Cr Ki eMul. Lurda—A. lianalton, llairiOen, G. flon.sfonl, Grentham b Manham, Fimhanis, Grinutous, Ru*sey, AockMud, I Eisi gcra'd, and Bi.ikeley. Sirs—l. and G Cornwall. Genere!—' inure :or. Colonel--Upton. Captaino—...insiorran Shipley. Messrs —Andrews, C. R ntinck,Champßeys, Lkthitosi, Re ben and Fdwar,l Walpole, Hagniltau, Hararri, (}rant , F re e. mantle, Lamb, Luttrell, Metbuen‘ (la ;per, Drummond, Churchill, Byng, Bennett, Manners, iluro.wei„ Magas, Dope, sail Long. ~.~. Saturday morniti„rr, at. ten o'clock, His Maresiv left Windsor for Stilmat;h Heath, in his travelling carriage, escorted by a party of Horse Guards s he arrived there at le, and LILA mounted his borse,mid reviewed the Berkshire Volunteers, consisting of nearly .7rouo. His MAJZSE t was pleased with their appearance. Her MAJESTY and the P. ignitors were prewet and, after the review, at the Masguis of o a o's. They arrived at Vitt:Saar at elgt,t o'clock. Yesterday the RuYAL FAMILY went to St. . Gerrge's Chapel, artd - lieard a sermon by the Dean of «tnnsos, Iron the third chipter of St. Ms r- Txe9, aril 15th verso. After service, the ROYAL FAMILY went to Fregmnre. Colonel BE s v,e N T ga"C a grand dir.ner ott SA* turia.y. at his home in Portm n.square, to the Dr chess of GU:tDON, the MsritS;s of Dsucc.as, the Earls of Peasasoitz and AILLIDECII. Lord JAM'S and Lady A. MuItRAY. toady I'Llutil v and the Honourable Miss DAL SIMOND, Colonel Omanse, Mr. DOUGLAS KIM:ILIAD, Mr. liiOSARVIDUKDA 7 , and Mr. HAY. The Neapolitan Cluh dined yesterday at the Thatched lionse Tavern, St..James's.street. His Royal Highness the Duke of S ES was in the Chair. Earl GnOsvENOR, Lords Nratrow.cc and Arts lAE3ST, and the Hon. Mr. Pr ea roar, were present. The Marchioness of 11 t a n roar and Lundy intead leaving L-andon the 15th of , his month, On a visit to her Ladiship's numer,ar, rends in Ireland. The Earl and Countess of DERBY amd family are gone to Knowsley, Lancash;re, or the summer. ('be last Bath arrivals are : Eel F.Onto,,n ' B shop of Sa:ishors, Bishop of Kilter, Lady 1): mbar, Sir Perer Parker, Sir Wiltiaps Rietiaralson, Itubea Glarsi r gi Englarml„, C 4 In.rl En .. Kt,. Mr. Co .•m in. Ray. Mr. Ca n, Gsinne I, n. Mr. !tor. Mr. Dowling. Mr. lac Lsoos int ends visiting Dublin as soot :1 Covent Golden 'i'.eatre closes. He will mi..r Peter-street Theatre r is baakiag-lloote, front whet:,.: be will MAW as ht WrTAbly,....s949sect44 thei-einitinco of a little need Afanntnin, nil'oilry make them pass enrren:, hut met 1) , f kIyINVI• On Tuesday morning last, the Lowth \lola utters were presented with a ueatiriftd stand of col, 1:s, by their fair townswoman, Miss ALLiusta es. Ihe Writ Indian will be performed on this nie's at the Exeter Theatre, for the bene fi t of Mr. l'ss malt, by desire ef ajor Lord GRAVES. sod's Officers and Gentlemen of the first squadrui, the Exeter troop of the Royal first Devon Cavalry Sir dossers Basics gave an entertainment at Horncastle, to the Volunteers of that place, ° 2 Tuesday last, in honour of His MAJ EST Y'S birth -day. in thetrue old English style : it consisted, amorya other things, of a het ox, twenty pounds wur:h ot pooch, and two hogsheads of ale, from his ~au cellar at Itevesby. Hyde Park yesterday was crowded to an excess. Lord Casa Lev drove his Cutrricle and icor in band with a fair Lady on the box. His Lordship's fel hones became restive, and 6e Lady's fears weft great 1 but the Noble Whip soon overcame bit stubborn steeds, and driNieleff it triumph. Mrs. Sinuous, in her theatrical rout. will tab York, Edinborough, and 'Glasgow, la her n0r...! Belfast, where she has formed gn taw: am nion ` ru Mr. Annie, the manager oldie • Mr . ATII tin enlarged his Theaue, hesitated and dro" rated it, at the time Mrs. &ODOM, lost be (laugh . ' tee, and was, by that circumstance, Preeni ed4Nl2 ' fulfilling her engagement to hint. Ms. Smoot., vre understand, in consideration of the low AT' *too then sustained, has given him a pastime'