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MaIONIMMIMI . •••••••••••• te•tricwJ to %hot the refr►►rd . 1 "!' . grievance. wow, lEpt„ble considered as delnittiog ittie agricultural 'birdies from, at a fittere time, more felly sasi.fy. ing the House or the diffictelnits under which they laboured. It t ea. spite intiorn)lde fur them to go on unless the' Legislature tusk .a wider view of their case. Mr.. 4 lll'Estxort concorred in what had jet fallen Hon. Member,, arid thkgrt be regretted ,he iln..nidahte l'ateress of the Keport, he yet trusted • there was "stilr time fur doing something 'utent•it tire Prf..eruession. He was sorry, 3ilisfreiree, lb bear 144 the 1 - 100. Gentletnen.cilter• '16f6.13r different bpirifgn. The Committee, in 1 wilting et 1 fir case of die averages, to which they 'weir instructed tOcorl.n. thieir inquiry, first looked to see whether any frauds had been committed in epeerea o t axpiis„ (fist trrelly extent was tiilnsi to 121,ts this ,mph believer, a Willi cists" aitaiii tt ernetil •eonlif etlyly Ise Itopttived, which Wail& obviaie altogether the povatibilir/ of fined. 1 1 . 41114 ti. I:rottenness then' urged Rho claims which %hi irilterins rgriculturid intern?' heti upon the COntittry far a trader View of lite* situation than was . withiA the sphere of ' the initructions which ho'nerd this Citionsittee, iiiirLeartreptly hoped, that ciotwithstattifinje What had pccerred, , tlwy would uiet be debarred of "aptinre opportunity of shewing the hewieaiilt itisnimountiihie '.llloct;hics under which ihi.ylithrinred. etplained that the proposed 'arritoge;iieht respi.cting the average' would rather fide, a teirdeney to throw tbe ports open than to luck Who '• The' Report, which was of considerable hulk, • was laid on the tahl#, and: ordered to be printed. • TURNPIKE ROAP TEURTS. Mr. D. flit.tielce brought in* Bill for the better orraiTeinent of turnpike road trusts.—Read a first time, le Ire reiVl i serond time po Monday. lef3H IlettotYctfr Mr. C. CRANT brouoglat in the Irish Insolvent Debtorsl3lll.-Resrl a first lime, ordered to be read a refund their on Monday sleet, 14CH pill) . Ell BILLS pits APP. The CIIANCO4OII. Of the k.xctiinoxit moved leave tai bring inn 13.'11 fur issuing Exchequer (lilts On'Arif.." . ' Mr..t. SMITS! wished some explanation respect ing the . eXlt•isi 'thit • 'The Cita eCCI.L(1111 otlho Fzeproaug. replied. that the'obj•ct'Of the Bill was to arrerige the tilos, 61 Intel Etchraney fills for the Arts .1111 way pot sibly lie iiyoirrd et the cit.! of the yew.' It would 14' the snore Colivetiient course to mike the provi pion now, and it iontairsed no new refutation 'bat tier. 'ft did 'not follow heCause the prowling') was aide hut carried iuto rXect. • • Sir J ufl if Nr.iri•orti wished the flea. pen 'lemon til'extilairo what war the preseut amount of otatitaniling'Etiehegintr Bill., and to whet extent be Contemplaierr their reduction by his present arrange nitOtts fur the year? The Citalcett,Ox of the, IpTcosiltlett replied. that the ainonnt of the aratataurleirg Exchequer was 30 - ;000.00at.. and he cooletriplated that they Ispiddle•redd to 30 000 0001. ist the end of the • Mr. CA tel Arr begged, to knout to, what amount the 'flight 'ffo; i . de4t)•unPie mow 'wanted power to Exeloritiier 111 a fur 41i1.? • The' CtrAdcer.l.6l, of the ExCHEOVER that the aixiniiireftir which he now to n ight this p o ,, et corild 'fiot'eaelied 2 or 3,000,0001. The'seliiit'lifkciLoa of the EXCIIIQUER then oh its Ina Bill. Ile brou g ht it in, it wisiield . •lisi time, and ordered to be FC d a s On 3foorfae. IRISH RtvgNUE. Mr. Wiest mist' tfirit '111; Might Pentlemaa hacrsitill forrit.4' evenirig, thiiefroin't he reeding" of ihr •st Ito were app4iriti l 4'ter isigelie r Ml6' the eXpend:ture of the Comoros and Excise departMeistai Rata ,sariogi would. he •eftVetriitiir that Lionel' of tht%'p ser. neer. Wodfd the Right Hon. 'Centleniait here troy- Objectinwto produce's copy rit'llort•Rtriast, to shear what heal bern - rilitlarty those, and What Was ill coetamplation to be done by the Ciaiiiiiiiiisionersl 'Ft* CrieorELLotetif the tokhttiuki 'hail .550 • oVjectiori 'to the' Prodactiou of AfikTht+iiiikd ' - • LIMERICK ELECTION. An Ron. Member presented* *`.Talon, to a hiels he said the Committee hail n* leihketion, from unity •D'Esterre, Esq. who Lad When cirinmitted f.:• the manner in which he gave hts ex* ttt itt be#Ore the Committee upon she Lim.iirk 'Eltvt on, o•• the 3d July. The Petitioner elided; - ilia( till rt.: , :t•ner, which had brought down iiplatihhit eheani ra.dsersion of the Croninittee, weilielrifeeasioned• I.y any will' to mislead, but by the 114.ivoris'igna oi! attending severe indisporition. lie therefore' prayed the House to Itheirate him, open this expres sion of his regret tend contrition 'toe what had 'flie Petition was laid on the table, and an order thar the Keeper of Newgare Are biing ip Mr. %•!...t..rre to the bar of the House oh' Nlnnillat'neo, Igr t ,, r purpose of being reprimanded -bp* Siielker u., , i oliseherged. Adjourned mita Monday next. - ..e. PARLIAMENTAKY PAPER. FRENCH *lt ucg. RETURN TV an Order of the tliontsorsilite House of Cogitates • • . • • slated Nth Ale, 111201 fur .4 . AN Arcot:NT or 231111 41111V43/1111 iiii.,llllhl6lll SILK LACY fru oortill loam Groat iirstaWio the Years 11137;.11116, 4111.9, t oy jo.the.lSlA of the pirseist moods; stAismnitahooK. • 0.1 salliti is worked pr ent . roiderroi from the pills Iliabroideir of 411 sorts is prof;ihitert to slitooried 4f tistbArs leslostid Ca/.111 top. Mils* rat 4:stiootion km) of Sbo Adele of Etowah Meth 1,40 k ta ro! t. Ogee ism a7ibeinksubject to a Dal of Ott, pet catmint+ Vtl tlibtiallinfily it a'al'aiteVialnett 'at' • . WiLtdAingairsesi - .F • julteetAriCifokisnAr OAP *hips* apt EliPor!ad 1104,10 en-% a a, Csatimaahass e 4atideta, iss JAG,. .• • •:•K• Ante • : • • • • •gq#looo/ 14041.141GENCE• • PAM PAPERS. • • An Englishman, • 'naive of ROFlelttit;' 'ere: ar rested in the midst of the co . ngymoa ill-dispofiril perilous bgd endeavoured to organise at Nantes, similar to that which • prevailed in This for!qpier pes Al' *fly .ct the request of 4b British Consul, aid of • ratO rierti!l 1 ??Vf he rze clitsestfa. $• ./vorsi w••• 4 Ilia defeor *ore the Liege hiitniefies9l**f(ipon.ioner, 910 tinOer ! itakodirg flvetc h. and being accustomed in his own country toveenes much more tumclionur, he had continued in the crysd, Foiiceiviug disturbance had lordly com.urnmsl. On Tuesday eye l 1.)4c De Cazes had an audience of the ging. • • • Monsieur is perfectly recovered from his recent indisposition. He heard mast yesterday morning in the Palace chapel. It is stated in the German Papers, that tke of Janina has taken into his pay *oust foreign offi cers Of high rank, mud dist by means of an extra. ordinary levy he hes raised hiS army to 120,000 men. His army is numerous and welt served. It seems to be his intention to carry the stile into Turkey, where he counts upon • pert; to favour him. Other accounts say that he has been assns. sitiated. %Ye learn that the King of ii;lapel, in duality of guardian to the Doke of Brunswick, 'his . , sip proved the new Constitution of the Duchy of that name. The General Diet of that musky will be assembled in the approaching autumn:' n i q € l!' PIM Accnotra the most deserving of credit .agetr this, the situation or Ali garl,a if pat without danger. This chief, who became less active as he advanced, in years, had pear:eably y 4044,4 1. last years to the new Governor. nominated by the Porte, several of his strong places, still hOpjtjg to Ituil an occasion of regaining his nscendost it 'the Court of Constantinople. In this hopl , lll has been disappointed, and he Imo lost without any re compense the advantages which these phiceit as sured him. Ile has nut more than from 18 to ‘20,000 men, on whom he can rtepend. Ills tree tures amount to more than 200 millions, in all kinds of valuables, but it does not consist of money, and Aii racha has ohm become very err ricious. The Pacha himself commands at Janina; his son Monetar Paclia, at Herat ; his second son, Veli Paella, at Preveae, a place which is now Terr i strong ; and his third inn, 4aliit-Bey. at Geortch 61 the nuissitains Aialight ',tops ore tiainms4ed by a Greek named Odysisei (Ulysses), a man as remarkable fur his robberies as for hid military skill. Ali's most dangerous antagonist . is the Pacheof Scutari, who commands a good oral of 25,010 men, and ;shit Isi!tiothes nothing but hatred sod vengeance against the Pacha of Janina. Should Ali succeed ise beating the army of Sera ' tare, the mountaineers of Albania will declare then). , salves in his favour, and he might then defy all the tionpa that, coun 4 vent from Constantinople. IFllioultl the cotitriny b o p pep, Ali proposes to de ; find kiimairiL la hie, wipiist which he is already fur nishing with provisions: 75:5 — •,:u1111 Ivivlbuirs tau VI i • • 1••• 2 •'• • I'l 4 ESS !h. • akr,ll ilovecate.entertoiineil at Madrid that Samos yi a , r . ism also vickrovilrolge the Cogitatelie,. *nil AO" -AO Sitett4 ostiFoo, .015J/fell the items in abe Old Firm ispheter lAN he "gen tlOt,tl/101141 44 ptre of FEttioptuiß VII. 0,. . , A Freaiskiispt Paper *tate*, that Al thedtam which soaboii.tril betwero the Grand MX"! X- 1) *MUT ADT sod ilap Siss••l24earol -*Paul Duchy :ore accioinopoolosted. 'The 910tir Poite 'priori' the 01$ tirtlion of the SttiffoOPeertli an the 2911 i of June with a *perch frof the thrnnr, in which 11 alilte!sroi the tifron4rl o r 41 1 ) , Chisatbrra will) the ino•t cordial friessilahip. The Preach Funds cootioue to lower". The bile . ..pr . err L. 7o e. Mania Stock, 14117. f. te ♦ Wmions Moil Iherive4 last night with Papers pi r ri ! s cth iiptvit. The fellewiug is an 'annul dePf.l.l, JULY Preparations are wahine 6. 4 . the fete of the Jubilee, which vI II Or neOpinsped with eatraortlitiary spkowloor and salvo oily, by a eserioasion of women/tents, which 1 , 11 . 1 cutiOglte for ilftren dayi) The I.9lloviik letter cootaitia interesting informa tion relative to the eiloadroo on the cum', Y( Africa • SIRAA LEON!, MAY 8. Os the 4th of April two schooners, !nisei to his Majesty's ship idorgiana, arrived here, one of then, with 28 slaves on hoard ; and on the 15th or. rived the , Morgiona, Capt. SANDILANDS, with the British ship Prince of Bra:Nl packet, of London, and the 'jam Aided schooner ; the former with 70 blacks on hoard, and the latter for lauding 40 at Wydali. The Moefiona has done more to check the slave Trade duns .sty oilier ship. La Marie, a schooner, with 106 slaves on hoard, I'M • captured on the 20th of Jeottery—the elevee hevisg begu pot on hoard hy.a British subject, for which • reward of 400 dollars is now offered by the here. It is much to be regretted that no• power is `wen to Captains to detain Preach ships; they ore . now the wily nation who 0111 carry on that shuoinable traffic with impausty. The arrival of the American frigate Cone (lonised, acitish). on the coast, completely checks the Americans; she has already captured four schormers, and sent them to the Coned States. The Armoric"' Colony forße t tl et the Shrrbro, for captured uegroes, has already proved the grave of must of their adven ture .! like the Bri6sh. they have beers vigor utmost in the choice of • load situation. The epee had been at Sierra ',cone ; the Myrmidon and her arrived together. The American Captain, on being acquainted with the demise of his Ma jesty GEOROR 111, lowered.. hie (leg and pendant . and kept them so during the ray. The Myrmidon,. Moreiuna, and Snapper, are lying at Sierra . Leone; the %Valk is at the Isle de Los; the Pheasant in the Bight of Benin. Sir G. COLLIER, has ordered the brigs to the windward coast, the slave-ships to leeward beiog too powerful ; several of them had actually fired upon the Snapper, oc cupyiug such favourable position., that had it not been fur tier long 24-pounder a-tniriships, they woul4ha,e disuPled t iper very much. The Snapper has hero very saloristriate ; she hay lost,her Com mander (Lieut. JIII11911410N)„ Assistant-Surgeon, Mr. WILSON •g. Mr. MARSHALL. Admiralty Midshipmen ; arrived, it Cape Coast in great ;di t st44 for want of medlar! assistance. The Phea :sant had captured • brio with 200 slaves, in the Month of October. and sent her to Sierra Leone, utrlorAturatel,T, hero whatever cause we know not, she has never been heard or. The following is lie casualties and appointments on this eta. 'tams AdmisnltyM is/vial poen. to be Lieutenant orate :11111migpu, vice Keleher ; Mr. Jones, Admiralty Midshipman, to lie Lieutenant of the Myrmidon, vice Nash, appointed Lieutenant and Commander of the Snapper; Mr. Merchant, to be Acting Purser of the M)rmidon, vice Bar rett, itivalided ; Mr. Torraine to he Lieutenant of the Pikes said, vice Jacobs, invalided; Mr. Patton, to be Surgeon of the Tartar; Mr. Forrester to he Surgeon of the dlorgisesisr.- Mr. Wilkes, Surgeon of the Myrmidon, fell overboard swil was drowned at sea, in April last.—There is not at this mo ment a Surgeon on the African station, slid only one Master. Sir GEORGE COLLIER, in the Tartar, is doily ex peeled here ; the ships will then be disposed of dur ing the rains, as he may judge advisable. • I We.lgArtt,by !Men ju,t received here from New foundland, dated Jew. the sth, that the expedition which left St. John's in the autumn of lust year, Earle! the dtierlion of espt. BUCHAN, of his Ma. Grasskopper, having fur its object to ripc . o. a •coslintricat inn with the aborigines of the tifaiAl•ibilliTi•fir.Oc go/ hs 4 l,failot, siwititihs, trot skilal anti intelligent officer, with his iferisetirtoling companions, had returned. It awittorp, ifievthet fretassAio I I ell the pper saving rose rt. (Mfg Si. : .11•Iiti`r, in December !mit t was housed over, and ni.ide accuse to enable the persons left on ~", t ._, - , f / ..: r . t ... 4 .4. melttsriet. The Committee had. steconliog to the the time 1 , .epectisig thg lif Ilipth Altskr d its, ....-,..°' 'inductions of the House, direfully and diligently vf ii. N o A t , 'll', 0 a , ,- _ 'Lilies, hid or gimp afllirose int ep coofined their ioquiries to the state of the average% tiled ,j14.6i -. S' ' -'l'. , jtrpubiscin, .- eht his. lest t *Timing . aod'saggested such a remedy as they thought ad. ...- -.Pik ' rod • . _ . ..... , , , . poooth Awl 12 .4 f ass i rt h ut e g w to the Rosati* Stosml4 to declare to them. viable,. when looking at the present plan of col. - - i fti4g-Liza3c 2215gti• AiVia4.46 .it--was - - ... ..*Xlltigg . t gFreviqiiii t s complained of by ig; .17 s .d. t •.4. 1' p ll 31e d svirP Pi Ci "P A I/ Vlrf i r 2t r* r I total thteresi ditneghout the country were gi.neral y., 2 ; ion _t_alkbe sot grine.,-Arrisisat. ear arraiiiiivlsieriiii.iiioil that ' 2#:, - .; •Riii4.1.i..... ----- - .1 - " 9 S -I .:" -1 4 :ri "2 "Y -"9 Abe ittquityof,ltte commiltee me; refttricsesi to .one Year ',up ... .:40; .';:e . .... 'Val," S 1011/ 18 8 ' i '9"ltil Utienirir" ,. t i liii:A ii... 1.6 r. *e°6lB eve 1 71"1 1 1 , • 11 . 81. Or Pilhiecli .he ,tr9sted that the rie Clesarter, endiuf 511i ( Apeilt Itemi Nett Aiy 01 pougrris sitting - pi ol k igiostiage, • snit of ibis Committee, wlkli merely refettell to tsto tt tvr . sir ,strt,. , l A. It *IV Mr 210 unit it is arefltili Owl Genrrul BOLIVAR mid Aie . . - an infinitely .traall . pm.tion af the grievance, would P r "' I hirh she- `A. troop !,rff oliislentrd by the t..arne,Or.ll:tr INvFltlo' _ i _ __, ._ . 1 _,_ .... ....... . ha ....:....i.....1 tutus are rrteivr4 m i, I limo, 11...... mr., .....i...e.i....1 me .111.1 rial drat ileheims .:a.—.. 1 • Ai %APAL UONDA V, Amy io, 4 , 1*.•97 • '0 ~•1 itir • Vl7 . e have 'received Paris 1 3 :i2era , ef f ,Woluesday ,ori111!;°41,Y .40. Ilk. I s*. a ale boditA .1 1 ei the ipritieut peer toying peeped the Cherubs, of Depii. ...... 7 •,,, . li !'?.1 'TI, 69!!'!1•11 by 'Alt ii4Pf! . o,CotOlo o lo. to 'the Chamber of Peery, wh e re it ea, referred to the: boron's. The law retitle, to t* Pay , of i , the ,. Lie giun of Honour s'e f oe' i4opted Unanimities*, itgAsp, Peers. . oced The Chamber of Deputies is still iii• ,the debatei on the Ways and Means to rte isinsr;srif the year. Z ; ' N othi ng in France ur Italy, relative to the progress of the Turkish arms alpinist Au Page/i• 4I 1 ' nt.' Itiumr accounts rephieut his Intl as istbeentin4 i i 12'0.000 mrii, viiiii if iliii4tii 'air .c quiti t lii .!. ;T r ', •,, ...n.vi .a.l if, _ ~. t ii i itiotti ._ t .. tillery, and ? it . ivircp..V,l, 44, is. 0 914tYk, the Mir into lb, 401. oCiletkror ; :ether, Accounts' are lets f4votorahle, and one which is forted in a ' German . pepri o . asserts- that he hais'hien iisisisiollll4d z . .A f. - arliai Trot"' Mit a , '', d ,.!. °l : , 14 / . M d i,h l VAßia. that' sie ; uu -- iii i i " ur a v ery ilitleractily ustilre, Is. . ~:; s\ T S I ' l / 4 4 .4 1 • . z *; Itwoianter thejnitipa;‘;llXielePruiliiie Inani Al4lw•. MART Miasll, Skit 6111• 1 11 bathe lit• dims primer, who *sale hail bra the medians of communication with leer austere friend', died we met oat hoot the Bay of Esphtits. About the aid. died know ! , Buctop, 1171 — Ctia;liropiiinnto. the Dottiortitia. and about 49'x'1WrcitOgda pith aleiAhao. thrice, ellidisire Wog their p.oeisionis, 4e. so slim th e Imptly Of the fee* Itiditito; ,yin l the Vol hartnig hero puintra, t •Pfilliff Mr. Pr.ritnt rn merehatit who recontrassird the ex pedition). ',bele the reinitiate took place between hie piriy and the failures% when the braband of MAIM MUCH wag killed, her body, ornamented pith trinket'. &c. was deposited alonride that of her ho•htaod. Caps. Bemoan continued • 'r'ea'ch .o'4o daya..lcut was not able to cli.cover the alight ebt trace of.the native Indigo.. 11'heilier they had tird to some other part of the Island, or had been et.% terminated by the Ettitsialaux who, to ob. twin the fors with which they are covered, are known to ravarialdy murder them at every opportunity. cupid not be socertaiised, hot it appeased under,* proceed .any further in the tearch.—(//apipshirt rglelfr449/14 It wsll ' he seen by die .anent of the " S'ltte of the Revenue," .hied appears in another part of our Paper, t h at . the prodeec of the last quarter, ended the sth of July, veteeds that of the corns pondieg quarter in the former year, by the sum.** we stated un Saturday, of 743,%.5.51. An increase of revenue, no matter whence er under what head seising, must ever he received as an absolute good, and as such we cannot forbear from congratulating the country upon the circuinstance, the more Essig* dirtily too at the present moment, when any symp tom of improvetnrut, however trilling, cannot fail of proving delightful, evert front its very novelty, and by contributing to break the dull uniformity of our habitual dtstreessia The accounts of the Tarter at the first blush present a somewhat sin wake appearance. We find results extremely dr& &tent in the two great branches of our revenue, the Customs and the Excise, so much so, that if either worteseparattly token as the estimate of our national condition, the one would strongly mark an imprit , ing,the other a deteriorating country. The increase tin the Excise. amounts to 938,339/.; the decrease in the Customs to e 61,7931. The state of the Excise in general ought to be regarded with more emilideoce as st criterion of the national prosperity, then that of the Customs, and our readers will I l e Moppet to find that it is in the Excise that the greet improvement has taken place; but it must be remembered that in this account of the tree ,. nese is embraced, as we stated on Saturday, the pro duce of thanes! taxer, and as these must have beew to Roan extent operative, it is not surprosiug fist the increase should have occurred chiefly in the amount of the Excise. We ore 41411 to find that the stamps have bred productive. The increase in :their produce amounts to 4,72.21. The improvement, however, which has taken place in the last quarter is barely sufficient to maintain the revenue of the whole year ending the 54 of July last, toe level with the terenue of the tjear preceding; so 140 the hopes of the CHAN ICKLLoa of the ESCIIIQUOR have orifortunately not been realised within the first yeae. after the im position of his new duties. 11'e are still without the efficient Sinking Feud of live millions , . Neither . does this increase rouble the disposable revenue of the country to equal the amount of the expendi ture. There is still a frightful disparity between the income and expenditure. Until this differehre he removed, no partial improvement Ur the revenue con be made a subject of much serious exultution; and to say the truth, we should, by many degrees, prefer seeing this disparity removed by the decrease of the expenditure, throe by the increase of the income. sstuftiy, the Doke of Yoatc trausagted business with the KING. The Doke of CLARENCE visited the KING 011 Saturday. Orr Sotordoy Lord Gwvirtst woo introylloced to sit hi* Polaris The. Lop) CumsciLLo awl Vo.colinl SID. DODT/1 had aiDdleisex..l Or he KING y rotterd.y. t • Übe EtfuZeit. 2 . 0. Caplsin W3l. SUFI' , HEARD sir. ►itroli at the Cape of Good Rope on the Y4th, and the Wryntluth. with 500 stltlero, from Etighlid. oathe 26thr April .Hll-wrll. The Nautilus, 18, Captain Itti eif CHAPMAN. arrived at Charlreton, May 29, Win the Havaiiiiith, with :200.000 dollars in-specie. Some days since a servant of the Duke of Ctist- BSILLAND'S arrived in Nall With fri.ln . On Saturday the nt left town with dispatches from the KING to his Royal llsghu.ess. Letters from St. Deleon., of the 13th of May, state, that the following ve.sels of war were there at that .time : —Campestre, 74. Tees, 21i, Rosario, 10, and Redwing, 18; also the Abundance store ship. Malta Government Gaze.tre,s have arrived to the. 2011, of May. The ireramlionswire frigate li eh passed that island, on her way in Conscostistoplr, with Mr. It. FRERE on board. A witificslion hail been issued by the . GovernMetit Of Malta to the tires, this.. henceforth no prison will be admitted .as vocate,ot ry or La w.l 3 rocara toe, uulrss 1w colt read, write, and spook English; antd that after the' rod of the presesit,yearalt petitions to tiover ttttt reit,. except thOae,for,aßkelle i le the Slireine,Coistkof Justice, 'must f)e written sti SW" • • • •. 4 •A 1k The ,RlAPilltibly, Stafford Memst, acacia The of iLeatielosra's enlrit mew, 1 H uyselliellplsy.mpiare. Mr11. 011 Vg: piny. allreillea Motel, Roptol.elrref. The *I IlMegiletea ball, 01.1 Berliamise .tr. et. Tbli(Comigab Ilntry's easeethly, Berkeley. wiener. T 0.1110111111011% Counlrsg Dowager of Closesers Iran mid *upper, Pont. insii.square• WIDN6aDAY. The Drake of Desoushire's greed party, Vevliesh.4 House, Piccadilly. Argyll Reams, at lialf•past tee eleirseli. Miss m s ,„„ 1 „ . •. dramatic display of the Pawnees ..d MayiNl Rreleittom., the patronage of the CAmaiess Carp.*, Colonies" n( Besboroeeh, Lady Barbera Poissoeby, led telly C. Lame A look's. 4 INIMINI 1111011 Y. The Dyke of DeeMelMileailleitestalitearel and concert, Dr iresedumr-beisae. Mrs. Wilbrahase's ball, Meriferd. street, May-fale. 14 re. *soil's bells Wimps's-street. • ?AIDA Y. Mrs. Limraley's belt, Mosuage-place. Mrs. •ATCSDAY. siusWy t Gemmel,. sips eve. SUNDAY. Lord and Lady Aratubaw•a esteriaiatntal is St. 'twit mann% The Right Mn.. Ifm. filtallitare t ps4 o :a eniestaiasac, Wiaiteitati-phtee. MISS MAt'AULAY. This Lady's iuterwattias weekly entertainment at the Argyll Roams it-reams weekly in ',micro)... Her best dramatic di.pl.y of the musical recitations, was most fashinm4l)ly nitpudr%l. The scene from Esser was hiv.hls. uppinurirtl, 1,41. similarly the Queen rod Urifusel. Pia 'wios Ise. tweets Lodi Toothly and Lady Grace N 44 44.1 , / eireCtife, ON also the Ca:Oates of Wirrtmt, nut Artery's Dream. The musical remotion of Bryan and Pyreive was very succemful, but nut equal to Lord 111lin's Daughters. The pa.sion *wine."' io butb the extremes of melancholy and raving, pro. tinted great effect. Ophelia's mad scene exciteit the moot marked ottentium and the Namises Tut., written by Miot MACAULEY, drew fvfiel frpraltd bursts of applause, and so almost coniriskive emu tian the audience. The iiiii sic Nat very sweetly composed by Miss liintiot.p. BRIGH7'ON. JULY 7. There was a rumour at the close of last week, in consequence of the arrival of Mr. Wittier. the King's Steward, at the Pavilion, that his Mskary would shortly pay us a visit. We fear- direr re eirr ground fur such a hope. Mr. Watie► has kft fur Carlton House. The Marchioness of Cholmondeley and Lord Hocksavage kft us this day for the metropoli;. The reruaincof Lord Gwydir were , on Thursday. conveytd from this town, us solernu funerwi'state, iu order to.their being deposited near Stamford, nt Lincolnshire. Both •he lihrsries have been very elegantly st.. tended this week. We ate pleased to ob rrrrr that our theatre. uuder the able management of Mr. Bruntiiii, will be epee eel fu r the semou nu Saturday mitt. Mr. Trotter will open the Worthing theatrt iu the course of ten days or • fortnight. Yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA dined with the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE. The Duchess of KENT visited the Duchess of CLARENCE yesterday. Yesterday the Duchess of CLA RENCE . t h e Duchess of KENT. and the Duchess of SAXE. W EIM A R took an airing in Hyde Yask. Saturday morning the Duke of Vomit trout to to town .111.1 e cv K . Oadanils, and ret urned I We are extremely happy to say the Duchess of YORK continues to improve in health. Yesterday his MAJESTY, the Duke of YORK, the Duke of CLARENCE, and the Princess Au cc9TA. attended divine service at the Chapel Royal. Divine service was yesterday pe►formed in the King's Palace, Pall-mall. by the Rev. F. W. lit.ommta and the Rev. Dr. STANIIII CIA A great cimeourse of people was siisenilded yes. terilsy at Raines Common, expecting to see the („NrEn's ariival at her villa in that place. l'he Italian corps. under the command of Cabinet COOKE, recently lauded at Dover, is a very k. ward squad, and will require a great deal tot dui. The Count Pamema, his family and 'toile. or. rived at Portsmouth on Friday niglil, to embark in the Aeliee, for Lisbon. The Count viewed the Duck-yard and his Nl•jesty's ship Queers Chuilate cuatiaturday inoriong.—The Active is expected to sal ibis day. Arrivals at Edinbnrgli : The Countess of Niiiriliesk and family ; Sir Thomas Gibson Carmichael. E 'rt.; Mr. Serjeant Ilullock ; Hebert Baird, Emu i • J. Hupe Julsastuu, Fag.; mid Main' Ogle. Drionied Lady H. Hay and daughters; Caiptaia Grenfell; Captain Gordon. The Duke of RUTLAND, in co n sequence of the commit's§ expressed by them, has obtained a pardon for lour poachers who were souse time ago sentenced to be transported for linen years fur poaching at midnight with lire-arms in the vale of Belvoir ; Tres not only restored them to their distressed faint lies, but directed that they shall be fully employed on his Grace's estate. The arraignment of prisoners against witons, Arias bills have been found for high trawl, will take place oar Thursday stud Friday next at Stirling, and Area trial continence on Tuesday. At Glitsgirw the 'arraignments an the same charge will take Ow gst 54164011 and Mondry. sad the.ttista.eommpacemn the 2Utii cwt. The atraigamaits- tit lAtaalmarteis take place ou Wetlands,. week.—(lidiabwrgh Stu.%) Mg 1 it 9 . :•,..•;77,ti,,) • is O''''' e.,_ 2 -___—___-= , ,p - r• - .-.1-.,K=.-.i;g% )---_,:-- - .1 ARWORIIN7I fifOlgilidreat MO