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Ore years, to be disposed of et the will of the Sovereign, exceeded 4.000,0001.; and who can tell how close a connexion subsisted between thiseir commence and the majority which rejected 1111 r. BROUGHAM'S M 011011? The same If sjority alight be induced by similar means, in some future time, to proceed one step farther, and vest in the Crown the absolute disposal of all the existing taxes, free from the impertinent interference of the prevent Legislature. The country has reason to be grate ful that there were in the House of Commons 155 men , sufficiently wise to pursue the real iwerests of that assembly, by supporting the old c u nstitational principle of making the Crown dependent upon Parliament fur its revenues, and thereby securing the existence of their own authority. Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR SOCI Count MUNSTER haa audiences of the KING at hi• Palace in Pall-mall. Mr. JOHNSON, the King's Messenger, arrived in town yesterday morning with despatches from France. The same Messenger was sent back in the evening with answers to his dispatches. The Mysore pilot-host, Rosa, has arrived at Southampton, with the purser and dispatches taken mit of the Kell& Castle, from Chins, and other passengers. _ _ c- V I Rt; ztTP?!.II \.• •4, - • • 4 ,-;‘); THE QUEEN. The Joined des Debuts contains the following paragraph : " stasis. sear 3. " Her Majesty she tastes of ENGRAIN* .i• rap.•rtrd at Paris. Asi hotel ►as berm lakes fix het. Wis roafi•lcailf stated that the differences. betweeti brr awl her Royal 'point will be the subject of a stgueiationt which will be ()petted at Versailles." The latter part of this paragraph old, and has been bounced from the London Papers. The former contradicts all the reporls of her MAJESTY'S arrival in that city. PASHIONAESE PARTIES. The Marquis or Agitlimey estertsinetl s I•rte rut, of itiatingunihed perinneacirs yesterday, al his house in OW Diirlineton-strert The Marquis of Hnntly gave an elegant &UteriMUMMA on Saturday, id his residence in Great George-sreeer, Westmin ster, to the Desk.- of York. The distirserrished^presy bridled to meet leis Royal Bighorn were, the Lord Chancellor, Marquis of Camden, End of Liverpool, Earl Bathurst. Earl of Wes!maraud. turd MNlgraire, the Chancellor of the Excheqrser ' Lord Siiimranth, Right How, C. Arbuthnot, and the Right Hon. Robert Peel; the Duke of Wellington was expected but sent an exerise. The Archbishop of Canterbury's fourth public entertain ment, no Saturday. at Landreth Palace, was ascended by upwards of twenty distinguished personages. Among abuts, were--ithe Bishop of Oxford, the Bishop of Lincoln, Earl Brownlow, Lord Redesilale, Lord Northampton, Dr. Cran ky, De. Watson, Rev. Win. Ilsylry, Rev. Mr. Morris, Arch. deacon Watson, General Milers-, Gauge Gunning, Esq Sm. Countess Beauchamp gives a grand hall and supper ow Thandsv next, at her housc in St. James's-maitre. Berl Rosiiberry has issued rands of myna* fur a grand enterrainenenl an Thursday, at his hunse in Piccadilly. The Earl of Carnarvon has issued cards of invisatioir for • grand entertainment on Thursday, at his house in Grosve nor-square. The Marquis of Bedford will entertain a large party of distincliun un Thursday, at his residence in Maucherter square. Tbe Marchioness of Salisbury will give a grand concert this eve ning at her house in Arlingrun-street. The C•01111ifell of Jersey gives a rout this evening at her hoary in Berkeley-pepsin -el Abundant as money is in this city, it is still more so in the principal commercial cities of Europe. In Hamburgh, for instance, the rote of interest is from one to one and a half per cent.; in Frank fort it is two per cent. exactly ; and in Paris it is three per cent. In London the discount may be termed four per cent. at present, though it seems to he finding its level with the rate on the Con tinent. it having become of late an extensive branch of commerce to remit capital to England from those parts of Europe where the rate of iu- Icuest is low, in order to obtain the superior advan tages still held out by the money market of this cottony, • practice which mast tend to approxi• mutate the price all over Europe to one standard.— (Sunday Paper.) On Thursday last the timberland passsge vessel arrived at Duvrr from Boulogne with a Lolly and two foreign servants, sod immediately set off to a post-chaise and six for London. A repot, was instantly spread that the Lady was the QUEEN incog., anti hence arose all the rumours of the last few days of her actual arrival in lbw country. Captain HALL is appointed to command the Conway frigate, at Portsmouth, which ship is fit ting for the East Indies. Captain HALL is also to iistt Loo.Choo, the natives of which place so hos pitably entertained him mid his Officer', when in the Lyra sloop of war, and is to make an extensive survey of that hitherto almost unknown coast. The Leven, of 24 guns, Captain D. BARTH°. lOSICW, sailed on Satuiday from Portal:vomit for the coast of Africa. She anchored at Portsmouth sot her way from 11'oolwich only to prove the rates IA her ehronometem. It is said slue iv sea* to YesterilaY the Kiiill'ollewffeel Divine Service at complete the survey of that part of the coast of the Chapel Royal. St. James's, with his Royal Arnett which she left undone last year, and then Highness the . Duke of YORK and their Royal endeavour to discover or ascertain the Vigiam in the Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Ci.aitExcx. .segue Sea. She is fitted in every respect suitably The Communion Service was read by the Bishop of tsar an undertaking of this nature, having numerous LONDON, as Deao of the Chapel. The Bishop of astronomical instruments MI board, as well as many EzETatt attended as Clerk of the Closet, and also new inventions for trial ; particularly a pinnace. t oe nee. Dr. STANIER CLARKE. The Sermon was which curries out her bower anchors with ease sod preached by the Rev. Dr. DEER. vilely, and the same bout's crew weighs them with rent ea.,. The Duke of YORK. the Duchess of Clt.ous g CESTER. Nutt Prince LEOPOLD, visited the KING On Monday the IVye, 24, Capt. MLLES, yesterday. IA train the Sheerness station, and came 11110 liar- Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD. accompanied by hour :o be docked. Capt. PETER FISHER 14 ;iv. t • the a'ritsCrwl s'ICTORIA. 11,:e ridest daughter of the poinvd to her. Yesterday the Egeria, 24. ('apt. I Duchess of KLo.r. attended divine service at the TOUP NICOLAS. C.B. fitted for the Newfoundlend Grrniati Chapel, Si. Jameea. 1111 l went out of hart;,iiir. On Wednesday the l'esterday the Duchess of CLARENCE visited the &rote, 42. Copt. BOWLES, sailed for Chatham, to Duchess of KENT at the Palace at lisassing 1111 l . be paid off. —(-Jumps/tire Telegraph.) Saturday Sir Motto HaI.FORD sterniled the PLYMOUTH. MAY 4.—On Sunday last the Tito. Duchess of YORK at thalami's, and, we are happy mar. Zephyr, and Crown traosports sailed with part to say, made a favourable report of the state of her of the 79th regiment for Cork. The Harlequin, Royal Highness, of her being a great deal better C;ilthillt PARKER, lira arrived here from Ireland to „„,1 her symptom„ f avoura bl e. Yesteiday was the Duchess of YORK . ' Isirth.day, Or. VANCE, surgeon of Itmlar Hospital, is no- I when a number of the Nobility mad orisons of dig pointeB tot:steno kis Hospital, sire Dr. Nl'l.sCrill• Inaction called at York-house to leave their name.. I.IN, deceased,—Dr, DOBBIE, of the Chill...tit iti- I Saturday the D ochras of CI.ARLNCE dined with tintitili of Royal Mariesea, is to succeed Dr. CANCE the Duchess of KENT at the Primer at Kreemeignm. at Molar ; and Dr. M.Lxiin, late .u•; rout 4.1 In. Yesterday being the first Sunday in May, rod Majesty's ship Alreste, is to succeed Dr. Dome, this' weather very fine, the Parks were crowded to as surgeon of the Cliathum division of Royal Ms excess. The Ulises* of the town and the variety of costume cooserpsent upon the expirotion of die We extract the followiLg paragraph from the Court mourning, contributed to produce • display Cambridge Paper of Saturday :—" A considerable of almost unprecedented variety opal splendour. a g itation has beeti Feltamong st iadividual° of all The Doke of NORFOLK is expected in town this ranks and parties from a report that the itofonnous day from hits seat, Furukawa, Suffolk. spy. Edwards, was again to Cambridge; we have Die Marquis of ANGLESEY hos taken the resi made particular inquisies on the subject, and can deuce at Alverstoke of the Rev. Clisat.Es NORTH. assure our readers that he has nut toren seen here her three years. since the Thursday previous to the late trials. The Mangum of BucKlNGiiim is expected in On Tuesday the Clamber yeomanry cavalry. town this day from his seat in Suffolk. amounting to upwards of 230 men, ler the coin ['le Earl of LISBURNE told his son Lord mood of his Grace the Duke of NEWCASTLE (in s , ;AUCIIAN, arrived on Friday at the Prince Ssxe which corps the Mariluis of . TITCHFIELD mid the , Came l s lune!, Churls-a -afters, Cliuseritur- square, Earl of SURREY are Cominissimital Officer•). from l i aris. starched into Newark, to remain oil vertu:anent duty for t en d a y s . E:7 . l'he Earl owl Countess of DARN L mitt the have arrived at their fdeee ii The W rin tt ollatun troop of yeomanry, with the col- town for the „ swn. lien and labourers on Lord MIDDLETON'S edsie. Ira. W. CAKAC s of Mansfield-street. has ;lost- Nottinghamshire. were hioniiitibly regaled under poitrd her ranter ball, which, was in Lars' taken venerable oak ;II it pa , k "t Wollion", with roast f olooce to-morrow, the 9111 iiisteid, iti consequence heel and nlr, on ihr all. its 'amour 1.1 . his &)A- or the death of a at . av r o at i ou. J ES T" 1 / 1 "1" : " : "Y. .i.b‘ reatiC 61"1". witch slit crrdrd Anomie the last arrival. at Bath ore— is..sra.ei. fovea arnweement. FAO sad Countess Mayo awl faintly; lewd Plinirt; Lady On Tiovniny noun. the her Cato -street conspire- Sir Edwardson! Lady Berry; Ite.w-Admiral, Mrs. tors, who received a counuotatrou of their sr likelier anal Miss Munition. I" Inlimpttrilitioll for life, ierlived at Portsmouth, by i An Eseter Paper or last week etaitain. an adr.r the Wellington coach, and w e 're p o t oil ! w ard the ff tisrment, cautioning thus' public og.oitest giving any convict-hulk in the harbour; whetter, in a few i credit to the wife of a certinis ind,vudmul, iwientire hour, Ofierwortf. they were troasslopped to the she has how eloped from him liar " the nineteenth Guildford, at Spikiiiiad, tuna Bohol Bay. The time, without the least provocation !" Guildford is expected to be ready to sail this day. Lord Nottutiox recently visited the new Post The severe winds during the past week have been Office, i)ohl;ii, tool complimented sonic of the to many tustances very injurious to the apple trees, Minato; upon the style of their apartuariare. Ile and all g rden vegetables that are too far admired was told Piet the situation would be comlorttsble to withstand the cold ; the termer, however, has as enough Were it uot for the noise of a " certain de yet lost no hopes of en alluntlnsit bei.1116. 1 , the pciptissn or females," who made the most hialeusis weather is bee milder, and the son again lid- horrorr ell night ! To which his Lordship replied, Ports its genial influence; the country generally " This is nut at all to be wondered at. or prevent wears so aspect of promising fertility. ed, as they are only waiting fur the Maki." Sir W. A b ly, Wirt. will have a grand musical party this evenint at his house in Berkeley-40am. Tl.e Earl of Arran will haves dinner party this day, at his house io Dover.strert ; in the evening her Ladyship will en. terivin a party of her distinguished friends. Sir Jacob and Lady Astley have issued cards of invitation fur a grand entertainment on the 20th inst. at their house Grosvenor-street.... The Hun. Mrs. Calvert will give a splendid rout to-ntirr. tow, and another on Thursday, at her bowie in Wimple. street. Lady Heathcote gave s grand dinner yeeterday, so she Durkee. of Lveds, Lord mud Lady Relgrave, Lord Archibald Hamilton, Mr. and Lady C. W. Melville, Min Byng, and several other distinguished personages, at her ►ense in Grosyrnor.sqoare. Her Ladyship has hissed upwards of 000 yards of invitation fir a splendid auensbly ea Ale 23d at bar house in Grvsvenor-squarc. ": ' • THE- KING'S comm. On Satlbreloy hie Majesty hell • Court at W. Palace in Pall.msll. The guard of honour tuerelted into the C•ert•yerd of the Pthire at hair-port two o'clock. 'preceded by the bond of the 3.1 regiment of Foot Guards. A detachment of Lore Guard. arrived abnut the same true io Pallmooll and Waterloo-place with their band of trumpets and whet iostrumeots, who played alternately some de lig:ittol pieces. At the Convocation of ihe Clergy at the Chapter bootie of tit. Paul's cathedral, according to custom, at the meeting of a new P.arlivmeirt, no Address to his Majesty upon the driniae of the late King, and of congratulat upon the knig's accession to the throne was agreed upon. and tlw drputeforn to present the Paine assembled on Saturday at the Jerusalem Chamber at Westminster, to present the same to his Majesty, and they proceeded from thence in grand procrasiou to the Palace, where they arrived a feu minutes before Owe, o'clock, headed by the Archbishop of Canterbury. • who cause in state with two cm:lieges, in which he wail etierided by the Aperstor-Geseeral of the province of Canterbury, carrying his silver stiff; his Grace's Secretary, Trairibearer, Chaplain, Ice. The A rylibislion was !'..1 lowed by The D shops of London, Loewe, Sanskarp, Wiwesseer, lAndsff, sod Gloneesder, the Dean of Westminster. Dr. Witten., the Archdeacon at St. Alban's, Archdeacon Wel. Whoa, A►chdeaeun of Worcester, Archtle:tron of Canter. bury, Archdeetuse Potts, Dr. Itsadolpli, Dr. Gascoyur, Dr. Situ warted', Mr. homer, Re. The Bishops were dressed in their full robes of scarlet, together with their lawn Oates. There were also premed at COUri..=. The lord President of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Clusseellne of the F.zette. quer,. the Serremnes of State Ns the Home soul t7olooial Departments, the Master. General of the Ordnance the Pre. aides( of the Board of Trade, the Lord Chambe rlain, the Lord Steward of the. Housislisstd, tbe Pow.Clissiberlasn, the Comptroller of the Household, the Treasurer of the Horse. hold, She Gratin) of the Stole, Gold Stick (Earl Catbrart) is waiting, Lord Afthrrat is wailing, Sir Hilgrove Towner, Groom is Waiting, for Mr Cavendish Bradshaw, the Cap tain of the Peonies of the Guard., the &perry in Waiting; Ilse Mower of She Rolls; the Millais of Salisbury; Earls Haidwirke, Diuunghmure, Chiettesier, She Meld ; Lords Hussars, Hill, Huth", Redesdale. Howard, awl J. Thymic ; Sirs Henry Russall, J. Senstarts, J. B. Warms, G. Nay. kr. soil Major. General Hutchison; Messrs. W. V. nage. rah!, Peitz, 4c. On his Majesty's entering his mute apartineots, he received front the Field Officer in wilting * re port of the slate of the three regiments of Foul Guards. mad afterwards gave the military pass-word of the day to the Colonel of the guard. Preparations were made for his Majesty holding an investiture of the Most Honouroble Order of the Bath. The Military Knights Grind Crosses who lied been 111110113011,41 for the °casino* were' its at. tendance its one of the state rooms adjoining the grand hall. The Gentleman Usher of the Ited Rod and Brunswick Herald, G. F. Belle, Esq. acted for Sir basic Heard. Principal King of Arm*, *boast by iudisporilion, proceeded to call over the usecolseril mazes who are Knights Grand Clones of the Order, whets the following were +se . . Sir James Sanntares, Sir Jobs enrlsse Warren, Sir Alte red Clarke. Lord Hoedea. Lord Hill, Lord Henley, bis Grace the Duke of Wellington, his Royal Higbee,. the Doke of York, actin Grand 31aster of the Order. They proceeded in grand procession in their splendid robes through the grand hall, the octa gon hall, the (Isere room, &c. preceded by Sir George Nayler, Genealogist and Blanc Coursier Herald, the Dean of the Order, and other Officers. On their entrance into the presence of his Majesty, in his closet, the investiture way formed. when lieutenant-General the Right Hon. Lord Howard of Effisighans was introduced in due form, sod was invested with the insignia of a Knight Grand Crust., in the room of the late General Sir David Dundas, after which Lieutenant-General Sir Henry 'Fucker Moot re%sor, Co. conducted to the King by Sir George Nayler, Officer of Arm. attendant upset the Cominatiders. and received from his Ma je•sy the tosighie of a Knight Commander. The ceremony took place its the prepence of Isis Majesty's iMini►ters, the great Officers of State, &c. Major-General Hutchinson was introduced to Isis Majesty he Lord Viscount Sidmouih, his Majesty'. principal Secretary of State fur the House Depart- meta, when the King was graciously pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon the gallant General. The KING proceeded to take his seat on his throne., surrotioded by Ins Cabinet Ministers, the great Officers of Slate, iod other intendents, the Honourable Baud of Gentlemen Pensi 4444 ets in their splendid uniforms surrounding the Sovereign on the throne, when the Convocation of the Clergy of the province of Canterbury were introduced into the Royal presence, by Mr. Mash, the Gentleman Usher in waiting, and the Lord Chamberlain. The Archbishop of Canterbury proceeded to read the Address, to which his N1...H.1y returned and ap propriate answer. The Reverend Body was most graciously received, and had the honour to kiss his m a j es sy's hand. Th, Kir% hell a Privy Council, at which the Earl of Dominglunette was introduced and sworn in a Privy Counsellor, soil took his seat at the Board meardisigly.. The Marquis of Stilishory, the Earl of Sheffield, the Earl of Chichester, Lord Redesdale, Sirilenry Russell, Loud John Thyme, the Master of the Rolls, and Mr. W. V. Fitzgerald, were int•oduced, and re.sworu Privy Counsellors to his prrsnut Majesty. Mr. Buller attended as Clerk of the Council. His Majesty gave andiructs to the Earl of H ee . rowdy, nie Earl of Liverpool, Earl of Meigrave, and Lord Joins Thymie. The King of Pile's's has ',rearmed to the Arch hi.liim of Csrrsoiseuv. by the hand+ of Blum' lit t.UW, N eplrndtd dessert and tea serviee.or par. coin,. A amnia,. present has been In a& to &Ir. ‘I'II.S6:IIFURCE, and to N. M. ROTMCHILD, Esq. Isrivolipmiird by a complintriliaty letter from Baron 11 JIRDLN BERG, in the erne of his Royal Master. ELOPEM T.—Ost Tuesday wetk an elopement took place at midinglit front I . vi ll age a b out six 'mica from You k. "flee fair Itigitive, who is al t the age of street stimetens, is the daughter of a Re verend Gentleman. roil the adventurous gallant is the son of nrighbouriug farmer. THEATRES. 0r514.1100111. The fashionables oh Sistordsi. at;is this bute, were splendid beyond measure' in their atiire. The house was crowded alinnst to eneros..the pit not aftUrrling eves, stsnrliaig Tonto. We ohewrsed— Sir /ohs Lesels t Lord Rolwri Manaers..Lord Charles Maumee, Lora Tasawsrlli l lady Louisa Lyruis the Ladies Pelt,. Ni, N. W. Wilms. Lady Owes. Cohn el Srbright, Sir Jobe nisettry, Lori, Harvey, Lord Reaaellasop. Mt J. Owes, Moo. Mr. and Lied, Ass Ilrelirtt, Sir T.Tyrielilit Jane.. Lady Catherine Pooh it, lord Mee, Sir Login? St Cower Sltsiagt.a. Lord Lorriiiir, Loyd Malyoras, Mrs. Leyeesirr,Cusiesami Se. A Mrs. Srasisioni. Sir Joke and Lady Leieestrr, Earl of Soeir, llarehiosess of Solis bury, Lord Harrington, bowl Kriirburiiiiih. files. nigher. berg, Derbies' of Glosiersier. Coyotes' of Glean. Lady .Cliarlidie Polder. Cuutswas of Clowns', Airs. Beaten. Earl Thasel. Earl of Wiscioliso. Ales OA, Hasler. Pawl sad (7ouniess of Aboyoe, Lord Berwick, Earl sod Cusauteas of Ilreasyss. SAMAR'S WSW. The selection of the entertsinmento at this Theatre since its opening, sod the spirited manner in which they have been conducted, reflect infinite credit on the torte and liberalityuf Howwav PATNA. the Manager for the wagon. Saturday night the Panto. mime of Goody Two Shoes was repeated. The tin. pressians peorloced by it on the risible muscles of the truilience, particularly the juvenile part, end the constant flow of mirth kept up by the whimsicality of the tricks and tratisformatsone. end the wondrous exertion, and feats of Messrs. Gat. MALES, BOLOGNA, and BARNES, amply proved its title to the epithet of Conic. It w.s fol lowed by a new melo-drarnr. in► three acts, pro. ducril for the first time in the course of the week, called. I` 'I he Mon of ►fie Block Forest." This is. translation front the French. The ori gni*, acquired • high degree of popularity in Paris, having been performed there a Initiated n nights uninteruptedly. Such a distinction wes no mute than a just tribute to the merits of the piece. The story comprises a degree of mystery and romance, winch strongly excites curiosity ■nd interest. Its circumstances are well connected and clearly unfolded. and the catastrophe, which detects and parishes the moot intricate combinations of villainy, and restores persecuted virtee to good fame and happiness. cannot fail to gratify every hearer. Sews, of the situations are well conceived and excellently adapted to the ili.pley of histrionic talent. M S fan LET. RATIIPORD, Beoro•D. and others of the performers, turned them to even good advantage. The scenery. which has been painted from draw. ings sent over from From*, is extensive and hand some, end the origniat nausie. by LANUSSII, has been retained. Th♦ representation was attended with very worm manifestations of satisfaction and admiration by titre audience. By a new arrange. atria the entertainineuts are now Concluded at the very early hoer of holl:paat ten o'clock. COMPTON HOUSE FETA. Oa. day last week Lady G. Cavendish visited the Paro chial School, at Pastboarise, sod pyre fol. to be distributed •amongst the boys and girls; sad at lbs SSW time invited the whole of thews (sisal 3691 to Complag/kosee, 'thew Der. a Monday. The delighted little folks marched from the school, two and two, with a large pink lag at their heel; and at the appuisted hour sat dews to dicer, ososisting of roast beef, die.—The *itemises was de►otd to various anstmements an the lawn—dancing was irtrodoad, in which tie Miss Caveodisisea, Lady Cavendish, sad lady Cathe rine, with the rest of the family at Gtneptoo, participated, as well as varietal iadivideals residing in the neighbour- hood. The amissemeisis were kept up till live u'elock, when the whole of the chadors, viers funned iota a circle, and re. ceived refreshamots of breed and cheese sad beer; mad, is ad. dition, a large slice orphans paddies', is paper, was pr.. seated to each buy and girl to take home with ahem.--The whole of lie party then departed. highly gratified with their day's festivity, singing " Cavendish for veer."—This may he considered as • geasine isatauce of old Faglish hospi tality. Lady G. Cavendish sod family kit Comptoa.plaee on Tuesday last, for London. Previous to her departure, her Ladyship made a variety of presents to aged sad Infirm persons is the iteighbourhootl. THE INCONSISTENT. When I seat you my melees, you cried oat with seam, " They ought to be heavy, and writaktedowsd yellow." When I offered myself, whom flaw graces adore, You shouted, ■ud called me su ugly old kit,. The meeting of the three choirs of Gloucester. Worcester, and Hereford will he this year at Glou. crater, under the direction of Mr. MurLow. Tit rs. BART LEY performed H ang . let at New York ine the 29th of March, for her benefit. BARTI.RY performed Palombo, and re cited the comic tale of " Alonsieur 'ransom." M:a. BART'IRY is not the first female who attempted Hamlet. Mrs. SIODOKS sustained that character ' for her own benefit at the Dublin Theatre some years ago. WELLS, MAY 4.—After an absence of two years, we hail the return of our comedians. The first play for the season was announced fur Saturday last, and excited unusual interest front the circumstance of its having been bespoken by the Earl of A LEM. lIAIILE and T. W. COKE, Esq. Oo this occasion, all the distinguished visitors from Holkhaas did Mr. Fltillele• Compsny the honour to attend ; and the conicity of The Heir at Law was excellently performed. It will be remembered, that, a few seasons back, there was a low comedian on the Bath stage of the name of GROvSETT. who, we hear, has recently, by the death of a distant relation, come into possession of landed prooerty. in Scotland. to the amount of at least 7,0001. per a ttttt im.—/ Both Herald.) AFRICA.—The account of the Travels of M. MOI.I.IEN in the interior of Africa. just published. by Mr. RONDICII. will he perused with ensisiderabk sails. faction. Thus is, we believe, the first attempt authorised by aMe GOVlMlllind of Frame fur ealarriag the booed. of Geo. invites! Science in this interesting easatry. Coarbiaisig sorb positive information respettesur the countries sad ea. 'Dees which he visited, with set+ presorted advestese i , he has produced a unit snore pleasing than if it bad modeled entirely of she Curtner, end pure valuable than if the MAIM bad exclusively coafericil hirovelf to the latter. There is at the present time, in the summer house of W. PADIVICK, Cosham, Hants, • robiu's nest, with five young birds; the nest be. ing built in a paper bag. which carelessly stand on the table ; and mine singular to say. the door be ing bulled and the windows closed, the bird Isis to descend the chimney, as d make egress thertiroill, to carry on her instinctive scummy ut rearing her callow family. • TO THE lArroltOir antritu Parma. SlR—Vein Noddle* ÷. Ol lOW liberal Ma Morse dal Pager, at die revisese l = shipseirdes I write to a* ar yen can *splints • rircooselosee that appeare is the isceoust given of the eidtstitea or der tale leaden at Newpae! It ie there 'said, deal. dad Of the eirnitioaere, derived ' to a aallor'e &us, wily rtaint bloc" erref/e..ike• proceeded weal oft the Wadi lie. '' So, we *itb be informed why this exeratiostar dyes* have ainueised.ths dress of a if/IMT awl Woo tliqi . ed • tiddler, rie td ow, silo , Oars of rumors! or, as he ease be •Sivinint of the Sae* why he was wall to wear big lioseg, Dia *tea trelorialtte le. or becoming hia neer, if dove Anatol he due! or wiry no inoffensive chills t.f unea alinstil hr heeled with ini43,, dte jester', cud estate/lied degradation ? Portsmouth, Nay 4. TOM BOWLI:i . . TO THE EDITOR OP MN BRITISH PRE SI. Sla—W 111 you allew • felt rewash' oivibe Act , gr. so opreng "Sated, r•skie.! .. . On ishiag noun woe she -Aire of oote of the Seluct mea,l fully ',weird a elishael Borirr(star.trei ant Na. 'apemen, seer all Parish Apar.; bat it,••• it y when I foetid a mimed Board (and the del ceetaiiil) thus le) of Churcimardess, Overseers, mid other*. Nww,iiir, Int it pop a Politic Aecossissat had • seal at the Audit Bovril to Owner ww.phee, wa y wire, was Chairman, and lied to prom and essisise his own &commis; the idea is absurd, yet seuli is itne ease respecting throe hikes Veatilis; and opi. turpory I was gravely sold by an Overseer, that se tile Art rive geed *terror to she Parish 01Beers, sad as she y felt io:se up thg .abject, sad were highly isiligaient at bawls( ;w eer. s them, ii was jaded proper is meet tiaras half way sod sawed, the Sank? a 1414-41tertfavt, it Sal ape. d that' IM Overseer ellipsoid be Chairman (who, by she bye, bad th e ta iling vote). Bow, 3.r, I mar bare hero fr u s _i i ,: - Ao. wed; hal this I hod froths a pariatuu:icer. and abuts italoraltatiois I had too reason to doubt, mid, tf enters.% Mot cast be sore ridiesiloor, sad what iniesibk rood rap Mee! lit the irshabitairlsappuialo Select Vestry out of the Nee respectable kousehols(ere. middies. these Gent leaven as !appointed ought to fovea • dieliacrand separate Bosrd of Audit, and ought out to hold easy situatina is prtrivh affairs; then, and them *sly, is gay humble opinion, torus good sight he dune, arid allow SW jot to add, OW the strourri the opposilioa Mooch • heard if immestigasion, the greater the incessily tir each ssperistirediag cabaret sad rivasage neat. • quid sovisti rectise letia, Candidue issperti; et ...,his nacre eareosa." I a., 114 Your occasional essesopoo,- , • • Cannessill Illooder„ Wonsfmords Road, Nay 6, tsvidip sod 4 . 4. MAGDALEN NEW MALL. eippipas. MAY 11. • Os Wednesday last the Vice Tiesident •sed Fellows a Magdalen College, is this Llestenelty, went is proressiee feu= St. Slary's church 14 the dissolved Colbert if Hert ford, fur the purpose at •larier the fonsidatiou stew ef the sew buildings intesilvd foe the rehire etaideoce of the raenebers of Magellan Hall: the Priscip.il sad Vice-Priti eipal of that socsety were also in the procession. Tligetotig was laid by the Kee. T. N. Blagdes, B.D. Vice-President of Magdalen College, swim 1 by the Arebiteet, Mr. Oar. beat of Wseehester, sod lay the Wilder, Slr. Evans at 1.00- den, who bore the level. The Vice-Cbancellue sad Pesicserti atteadvii by the Empire tied Yeomen Hedels were present es the ectoplasm. Heetferd College having 'wheeled to the Crewe, his present Majesty, when Regget, was gra ciously pleased, is the ranee oud on behalf of the late Kitig, to direct • great of the site with all the preset, attached t• it, isdedieg as ezegliesit library of busks. to be mode to ie Chaseetier, .Mutters, v. 4. &Mine of she Veil/amity is treat hie the Priseipal and ether alesthers et Maitlaies Nsll he ever. The Own , meta wen 0. Great Seal of the United Kingdom carrytug isle Meet hie Majesty's Illreiltent grant, were g owl by Mr. Habsessio. I A le ass plate was placed in the room of the hissdaties stow, on which was esgraved the fielowing inscripties:..- " la Helmsman Doi BastirsisQse Litereenes Prot-echo Inset Hese Lapides Ante Nag&!commie Regis Geergii la Millie& Rai= Conegative Magda P. C." aSHUGGLING. A great numlm of seizures ofepirill have bees =sae .is Ibis coast, which were.ne doubt *sight Trout Press pur posely le be seized. The bieb rewards paid by Ciessi went to informers, is the teeptation to this deseptteee practice. There ere two ways by welch the eseggier saw obtain fres Goverment' ankle the cost-priee elf the geode is Frisco. Oee is, by satin the kegs of spirit* me saw - tewhenee; stating that they wese picked up et ewe the other, by iefermiug a Coassalieuse Aim whereas the coast be say wake a sitter,. deed", swabs et these adepts in snuggling .is, when they make their finetherti coast late or are chased, to ;Ash the toren led a vig ilant welch kept up by Preventive rose live, so that it would be dangerous kegs ep, they thee give, or case to be where they are rank, and this entitles ranch as the rod price of the goods in Fn have bete defrauded of isomer suss practice of these deceptious tricks, and was ieteuded to operate sea preventive at eutoragenunt for smuggling.—arffinoisaire The erection of telegraphs sissy She comusenicatioe of intelligence, with a sion of sauegling, has already cesearneed, , ed that Slue whole will be mos ceuipleted. tend front Dentrieres to the Isle of Shawl, case with the several station of senses '- suspicious vessels. Oa Saturday se'n•ight • cimmetcial for • trifling wager. Dark Hook to to Newark to Bingham, • distance 'At' less than three quarters of en (barely 141 hands high) was alwi saddle bags that weighed 201 b: great coat. She went the di►tance minutes ; and the gentleman rode Newark to dinner in an Nth. SO we cannot but observe, deserves a A melancholy occident occurred nn Thursday night last. Three Da *mull hoot, having two women with the Magazine at Marchwoorl ; channel over, the boat, by some upset, when oae or the soldiers and ssore unfortunately drowned. soldier has since been picked up, women. A Coroner's Inquest was held Port►mouth, before J ANIZS GRil3O, Coroners of the county, on the *owned Paorr, wife of a labourer ton, who shed suddenly frost the k which it is supposed she had berself p. gruel in a fit of derangement. int to destroy herself. husbowl. and hours, all of shwa she induced UliXtsitt, but proTidentislty they sufficient quantity to accomplish to enough wily to taste IMMO iudispositioss. dict--Lanacy. gueeta; mid if elal ereelive Os for ingerem to mho the be gives. teferwietion them to at leapt to • Frame! floweromiot mos by the memodo I • ad wMi4 term whet ageioet, info ea ea- titre Trfameme.) e emelt f 4 rapid • •,.. ea Ike Gomm- !wed, sod it bespees iN - ed. They Ma to es. pm, wad to ainema- a ea die entomb of • t oa-die Detail gentleman, side his more (*tort 410 of eleven miles, hoar. Tlie mare to carry a peir of "e • and the trateller's 1 uce in thirty-three rode her back t•• 3o good an ouinial, a humane master. ed at Southampton soldiers get into a aith them, to go to when about beli- e milmmoastatelii, nd both the tea,nroi TM body Si tiw , bat neither of the lehl so Friday at 130, R.q. osie of the body of a woman residing at Drer lie ' , Arras of reelf pet into some • intending therewith ,t 1 tiem-durir %rig"- • ci to partake of the' ry did not lobe a 11 the intention, but ludiapmpitios. Vet- • • 4,