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ki: - , ...e 'LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OR CHANCERY, Wasnumili, Tutovii, Aram 21. Uwe 1 rutty veer Yeverart. a wavers mad Word if Court, by her moor friend. lIICIVAIM Y. .110g1.01 is VI.OII, bay. AC P. a. She COU12•110 - e anima* end ore res. At aloe n'elorlk the Court ass ereertyto meow leer ibis vow; lard Yarmouth and erverd ?Wires ofPoslia- Nand were poems, ; it did not, howevee, come is snail see o'clock Ste Sweeney. IROISILLT stated, this was the appileitiew of "the Plaintiff. by her meet Mood. prayiug for an usjpeetese to restrains her wather, the Coveter of Antrim, Edward Msvhoiald, Es,. nod Lad Stewart (the brother of Timms% Vastlereagh), from kissing soy cauesseeicatioa with her, by letter tie othevivive, few the purpose of procitiog a ewe. 'Huge between her and Lord Stewart. A petitioe Ord bere 'presented to hi* Liwilohip. by Lewd Stewart. noakieg • pow level of marriage for this vine; Linty. slid preying AM it iirht be rimed to the Master, to report what marriage eltinesits ought to he mode. It was *Wel to Ilse bet. Inge of his elks., who ass married he the piterieal meet of the yinote Lady, 'shrive broad the prese u l case—bet be felt it was a duly he awed, not oily to the babel, but to himself, as An mediae. the ailidevits of the Nettie Pion:vie and Lore S fear, denied that there had hews Way betweeis die& so Floe this wordage. It was net for his,, to Ay that they were net retitled to credit for Oho earn bet it was Hugel* , Het they hid sot gives en. tire of it to Mrs. Taylor, who was the Pail guardian with. the Corneae, at Ilse West. The duly hb (the Learned roneat4) perfelle, wee not the meat pleassel ; bet boorver petered It might he. he wield net earseider he lied *.tone hLAuty. if he did iwt Weft. i. oyes Caere, in his taidaliip, what his inetromises were. Mrs. Taylor hid .ehjectians le the diattioge, net may frees her perigee, oh. I.etiows to Load Stewase, hot her Whet nose.., one erwhieb woo • innterial mu—his Lordship's wave of hortuse.— His Loomed heed (the Saileher-General) hod stated es Itaterday, that in peist of rash and fortune lard Stewart was entitled Is an unison in the 0.1 hail of the bad. !le did sot ray but Ibis might be the ass. Ms seniors to liia watery meet he admitted to be most mseiterious; hot that was not the meatiest bra Lord Chanceiler to decide on in seek • cam as this Lewd Stewart, at the death of his fa. ther. Loot Lowiessierryg went be entitled So a life interest "In an estate, bet tblw taw only no impoffieney; sod in the care co' his °atheist his Welber, thereat Castlesiegh s if he ilirra without house. he wield be Milled lea iniseest in a marls larger estate; sad these Whig only angeginoties. he 'tad ass power to make a settimeeet se Lady Isom% who trait pommeled of as immense fortette. Mrs-Taylor had ;Leo other objectless to the Stewart falsely, which at the t moistesit were ant necessary to stale. The inky of Cr7Stewart's istrodacliou to the youty lady wm meat ob. kciionahle, fur it appeared as if every thaw relative to the inarriage was settled before she was iottedeoed to Csiorti blew eke final sow Lord Stewart, who paid hereeeeg altos. Matins. arid heeded her into her carriage. The lint aids wit ctr l!Tts. Taylor stated, that in the year ISIS, when Lady Preece, Was only IS years of age. the (bootees of Antrim had metered into • Negotiation of marriage the her with A hicibkiens of Irish connection. cod that eke placed the young laity seer an iejeaction not to seepusiet Mrs. Taylor of the eireenostaace; however, she fused it set, sad fi was frustrated by the istervenhien of the Coed. In the netesth of Attie last, the Noble Countess thought proper to *tarry a Mr. Pepys, who had Voice taken the mama of Mac donald. The sildseit also Mated, that Sir Henry Yana Tempest. en his death-bed. left it se his dying request, if the Costars' AMA, eater hots a mooed metriage, that his Aseghter ahueld be seioarated from her soother, suit he seder the ails care of ars, Taylor. This, however. the Conetees dived ; hit she had here residing with • Mts. Cayes, • lady Aeliweettedged ins all heeds to be a mod proves pertain for the trine. t)n the Sigh if hilt Fehroasy. Frances was o at the *swiss-room io time Owls. and she told t hen seat that bar mother lota her heiwebeed that she wen to he atteodeJ by Lard Stewirt, mid in a hew afte r her boring iserodiieed al Court, Xre. se aeon* Muni' letsor. Westing that a iiimeilse T ti been end without iser ' intertmeater MbeSte. informed the Camases of the stibetaare oF *Wed any Paige eoli th an iatiredod neweirefoo Illsisott mos it ass hf toe ow* Wow to ester low • tormiloiss dipiatiostr. Mr:. Taykw,howeiet. jlhsyicMit ~seers) • stostallteliss from a lady of high reek. oesits tsistod to isse4 llisamt by sitarriae, that than was arch • maixiitle in soil slid what, in vulgar begone, weld be= ithe sene: lag her, to Gad mil if she would apse le it. This MB. Toy tor also cooninneicatad to tllle Gems* and she still hooted it lightly, and assured her there was smithies In it. Mrs. Taylor received another aneeremes ktmr. is heseent of which she esiled to see Lady ?maces at Mrs. Capes% who iiiforated her that she dal to dine at bey wiethees, the Prince Regeut being invited, aud Oat Lord Sweatt *as alio to he present. Mrs. Taylor directed that she shoild not diet there if his Ledgep was to be of the patsy. Afterwards she informed her that ills told her mother" the isijunction laid ion her. and that Mr. Macdonald wrote to Lied Stew. art, use which lie ruined himself from atteediag his Royal Hiehness the Prince Regret, and seat back • complimentary tee,' to Mr. iletdobald that bit could of have the boomer of alining with him Mat day. Lady Fromm, ue these coo. ditioss, dined with the Royal peaty. Mrs. Taylor thought it necessary to write to the Countess, that if the did sit en. i.."4Re the Marriage hareem Lady Praises. auJ Lord Stewart, she ought to prohibit his visits. On the 13th of April, Lady Fromm, ilia again asked by bet mother to dire to meet Loral Stedart, hot the refused, but went iN the evening, whets her mother, the Countess, told her that Lord Stewart had that morning made proposals of marriage for her. and that there was no Nobleman she had a higher opi nion of, and that an alliance with him *wad do humour to the find family in the land, and in a short time afterwards ttlr llitealwathi and ton) Stewart mitered the drawing. room. and skit Cosmic:, obiortly withdrew and left his Lordship sod laity Francei shire, suit he mule his proposal of merrier', *loch site did nut object to. He (the Lemma Counsel) hod forgot to Ante that the affidavit set forth that Lady Frances; by the desire of Mrs. Taylor. left town us the 234 of Ma r ch for the Easter recess with Mos. Cayes, sad did not return until the 7th of April. It was sot his wish to smite any se *ere comma sus; hot his Lentviiip woodi hear In bht recollec t* that it was the day arise the private deist* party of Mr. , ied Lord Stewart, the eveillng OF Which day the Y. up...ti .4 oforrisr was made he lona to Lady Creams, that the pentium of the Cottages. was pram otedto the Court, proposing the was:rise', soil preying that the f might be referred to the Master; Yid that fa bar *it is answer to the peeve! applikallink she dodos that site ever WO the Irma wish to awesome The mairkige; mei is less Own 24 tion'ts after the propoial was mode in form by Ufa Stewaft Is. she per"( Lady, she, the Casearas, Made the Op poseh to the Corm, mot that it shook! go to the Meier to aronsidei of the proposal of roirsiitogri hit that he shield re port a marriage sterlessent feithwitif but out unfit after this did Lori Stewart write to Mrs. Taylor on the mitqwer of ate Marriage. 'Mire led Wee a letter headed to hems Loa ()ship, purporting In be Set at Lady Frances, • espy of which was certainly scot to loneliest. He would take if le 1,. hem end allow it to be part of the proceeding ; bat then ono. no doubt that it was the pvidettioef of Mr. Mi toses, the S sliest°, of the Pltoble Countess, who knolls His laid of the carer well as any twin in his prolessioa, and cer tainly mark barter than he inure how Ma write fee s ?nogg Lady maniacal as Lady Frances is. Hr would sok, how meek outald have been for Mt. Whitton, isstraited head. fug the lege to the Court as tad of lady Frances, is have produced her and nu, Cayes to him for the purpose of a eimveriation, which would elucidate the whole facts! The 114 anti! Counsel then aimed the letter of lady Framers to row Lool Chaarellor, which dht nut contraditi isi any male. rust p.ort the affidavit of Mu.. Taylor. It owed that. whin she al. slew., the ailooymous letters by her aunt, she did .at aver that the sr" of Lord Mewed was an hjection, hut shat there were other circumstances which they contem n,' .1.4er% ter Iw, aerlsOult eessillid.ratiml, and ought to he en. plus.esloOstela as, afterayartle slow by bee mother to bee rtali•staess....; and that after the trturnwl froWII the ruttish!, Lord had a as I ft:mewed Ins sits attains, and she had accepted tiffs propesal of vaantiage; and that else celled ou Vie Tay. lur moil iew. wed her of it, ore which Mr Taylor fiew into a must viebet pinsiess. Ties latter aim spoke west hithly of the qoalifintriess of Lard Stewart; iedred she 'miters of Led Stewart was tart backward in that way relative to his minims to she °messy as a lbeillief, sod is his diplonsai ic siteatiorm, nod of his enjoying the term fonsurs of the Preece Hemet arid ether Toteutstes. He would be the last was se dowel front Ids awaits ; as far hum it, he woe convinced that he druirved ail the high boomers that were liesimmd hiss; Obey west raise, him is pubhe rwitnatinn, boo they ere eel recrasory Orr the happiness of a marriage. Tae effidabit of Lady Antrim did net say eat word shoot the . phis elf Wartime far the proms Lady in 111141, but it adroit. sad shat Mts. Taylor sheered her she aitooymorrs totem, sod that abe isditremd bet she did not knew of any thine peril- Attar, er army. userriair heist le mortrinplatiou hetweess Lord Isemerl sod Lady Framers; soil qualifies it by oryime, (bit the Ant else knew of it was Lord Stewart's proposal, Wei* he reviewed her N mate known to Lady Frames oil tier tsh of April, which was steepled by Lady Fraser*, without her *in any inemerre over her. She hod haul the Emit sitlisfactory amersoce frets Lord Stewart that the sontareoientioa wade be the Lady (his retitle.) of high mak to Hrs. Toy** wee wittiest his knowledge or approbatiou. Ne, the Isairned Conseri, nowt say, that it was sinister that Niit Tsffiee wee the only perms the was to be kept in the de* subliee le the umwriege, emit this Lally of high the whim of Lard arenart, ki it eat. He would request of his flaidffitio to wad the affidavit of the Noble Coon teallel • Lady Frames west to the toiletry for a fetaffilffil sod inheinedi to town on the 7th of April, and me the wriewireg of the fib Lord Memel releetord her to inferno Lady !NOM of big iwltwliawy 111111 0110 she did so, and they wow inwsnhly reisehred, aid that Lady Fromm rimer told her Wire that she um pleated wish the &Meatless of Lord Illeerwt, ewtl Heal ths same mooing she gave his Lordship taw appotheoily of premiss his snit. Mr. Macdonald's ad - devil wrodeseil brat of she Countries. The affidavit of Leirdisewurt dieted there was any plan or collusive formed haw* Mon sod Lady Antrim to forward the marriage, or helloom brew or why whew pewee to carry it iuto effect ; or that be ever authorised any person IV wake a comma simtiue Mrs. lfallue emit after the eth of April.— This etitaialy appeared to Mtn wad tatniordieary, if it was hie insentieu to marry the yeeng lady, that be shoeld not have commartitatrd it to any ore, bet mewed _ _ N till after tbs any he had earennoteirsited to Lady Frances his proposal of tworrisee, nod the eppeetessity of making it afforded by the Noble Cormleas. Under those eircum- SilllittO. he had se doubt but his Lordship would grant the iajoseetioas to mars* the thresdaets from having any inter • course with Lady Frances. Mr. Annucaounie Clines/I on the same side, and said, this 'sung Lady had the rnisforiusse to lose her father at the age of 13. It was deeided that Lady Frances was to be lestrudemed at Court in A pril,lBl7 ; instead of which she was nee nod' *cell* Fels 1818; and Mrs Taylor was highly siorpoised te bear that Lord Stewart attended her at Court, and heeled bee red the Countess to their carriage. He wash state whet look place between t h e Lady of high reek, who had been se slim alluded to, sad Mrs. Taylor. On lbe 11th of March she called*. her, and began extolling the ebtees era Nehleinam, wittiest naming him, that was going le be married te Lady Frances, but afterwards mestsuned Nat he war the sense Notamems she had introduced to Mrs. Taylor, at Alassek's Rooms, which was Lord Stewart. He (the Lensed Gressel) could nut help expressing hie iseeeishosmat et the pains takes by Lord Stewart to deny hie knowledge elf this commeniestkos having been made to Mrs. Taylor. For the purpose alibis MAWS, be would take it that he bad, or had INA the intention °centering into this marriage on the 11th of March; if he had, this eenissmui calm of the Lady of high rank was highly honourable both to him mad her; bust if he had not, whet opportunities were there of an haterroonse with the youssg Lady So arse bias le make the proposal of marriage, there being may tweopporisinitios wheys serintriview esela take place, sad OW is company, and this by his own amnion; ; for frees the-13111 of March to the 7th of April, there Wes no War tansrse. His Lordship would else remahrell, thee Nis yew lady had beets herd!?7 ever weer the threshold of the ..starry, leotilahs was i Court us the MA of February, solved fob she bomb of Lord Stewart, who had be* • moretril tame, ea had a goo 111 of op t peswerse the bows of the p eMted inerriset teem reorivioi whim& fives Nobs Not hie Leolehipialierealbr he pimmed eL The Coors heal a duty le te bee that there eve ewe only so rapidity of yeas, ohm a eistateelty of bestsrall sod elispesetteos, Were it was* Morose of a ward M marriage. It use sot peresitasa IMO HMI* wee any Wooer the kind hero. He eiereforrinee coolideol Mint hie Lordship womb root the iejinsetioN. Mr. Haar, Counsel Itor the Grandees ef Ambler, said, be weeM fU performs his duty es hie cheat if be wee So take the same averse se the Leased Counsel did for the ells* guardian of the pew hay. It MA hems property staled that It was • Minas desnestie question • teras he bed hoped his Imedship wale* have been allowed to hew bawd it in his rive* moony as it wee not immessary Is hove it lainresed forth in the peblie prints. As he had said before, it was mot a neestima of property, sea be could Mt see bow an bejeweling' wee necessary to restrain the Countess from having oseastesicallee with her daughter, whew she vulantarity °feted that she would have no mom senniestimi with her 'wept is the reamer of Mrs. Caye, a lady when powderer hod net been called in griemioe. It had hems impetut that Lard Stewart was nut • proper person to be married en hie chest's daughter • however, she was eve viewed to the costrary. 1f a useitser had the conduct of a &mho r committed to her ease, who could he a better judge of the plena whom she ought to he married to' He amid not use the siecessity of the affidavits heing read, unless it was fur the purpose of alluding to an anterior subject, which could have nothing to do with the present. The Countess certainly was advised nut to swayer that part of the Petition. as the spostioss of restraint Inlaid be pot an end to if the Court granted the prayer of Lord Stewart's Petilitia. It could nut be denied hut that the tramection alluded 1 in the spring of 1818 was lmen. te Mrs. Taylor, for iu the month of Jody, 1817, his Lordship made an eider, with the toreent of Mrs. Taylor, that the Countess should have free communication with her daughter, aged that she was to Fresno her at Coast; she was to Reside with Mrs. Cart mid owl to to to any place of public amuse meat without being sceumpastied by eat of her goardirmis. After this au der, would it be woodered at the surprise be felt that such a valour bad been gives to the truesactiosi by his Learned Friends. h Mr. Btu. followed on the same side. The Lima CHANCE/JAM& ohesorsd. that be was obliged to floe to atlead iu auullwr place, hal hr alluuulil be able to idiratate w CIIIIII‘ri tatasoerow mourning, wheat he would hear the cr►afraoatiuhs of the mottoes. Foidtse eousideratiou poaspooett. COURT OF KING'S NENCH, W TIMSVAT, Anus. 21. lib! Court was 0cru......1. fur eke greater part of the elan with the Special limper. The. cure related chirtly to .the erneslnsirti.o6 of Rlln. s;orae frw uriptiune wore made—bat woe uf Apo pus.esate. 4ny publit httrrest. ARTICLE.% DV TUE PEACE. Mra‘ Ann Crory, a vial eireastis-iliesveri and infringing.. looking wonsam, appeared in d..4.,1 rt. at enuipanieil by a (rims', lei the purpose et eatiifyitiiiii artist.i. of the pear. spirit he Assisted, Mr.Tlonsivas tiny, of Aazessils Milwessar she bring in fear of her life, or a rewiring UMW buddy bares from hi.. This articles art fords. that she was war tied In Mr. t:oiry, is Perrinbev. lor then bring waster a a ineratisetsbiri. trailing 10 Itarbailoes and atticr porta. sod se euistimishve unfit the intinth of June, 16E1. Thai, in the disposal of hair Arstmose 2,600, was willed oil her self whit*, is the rase of her death and the failure of hone, was In revert to hint. That Are saw years part his emulsive was violinist sad ontraseuvis towards her, harasser ashe *mild hut solt,r ham nr receive the rtividemets of the raid titi•ld. That lie limits. trivially struck bar, awl :Licked bar wills wrest •eadesser—:.lid, ua one ttest aims had throws her forcibly israima a tatile--in ruure spreare sit which ill-treatmcut Is. r braids ass impaired, am* vie was euratimil for some tame. That, ass Slur niaaalls of Jerrie, itIG, be struck Ler a violent blow wu the derv,. and . . swore he would be the & al sad Tier 'some tinie or ether.- That, is August, 1517, he, without say preirocatios took up she poker, seised bee by iKe Nape of the seek, sad swore he *well he the death ad bre. That, iu the-month of Dee. 1917, be let his house sad did set returu till Morel. laid— but, duelist that perio d, be freqweutly called fur letters awl papers. That, es amt sceasioa, whoa be celled, he is 'sanded, that she should cowgirls to him the power of it. eeirlag the dividends en the 9,9001. She said, she slight perhaps commit, if he tressed her kindly. This answer put bite into a molest pussies, mid he behaved to her must mit regemsely. That she was apprehensive he intestikel to re move her to • small house In Asseeibly.row, fur be declared that he would lake one, in a reset sf which he wuold coeSse her, sad that he would woe siker any servant se attend her. At other times he said, hr would mud fur his sister from Wales, who should act as her keeper--that he wouhl drive her out of her weads-sad them be would get the dividemis. That, sense lime elites she. she was iu bed wish the said T. Cery ceneersieg on the milerelef mosey, be maately started sap, tad putting hoofers against her side,pushed her wish great force buns the bed on to the /our, by which she was much indisposed and Jejuna. The es Tends the 14th instant, she west late the roma where the said Cory was at sipper, who immediately gut up sea .lost the door with great violet:tee. lie thee Seed his eyes ea her, is a osauscr that sheered feelings of onligally mod /weep. She, heist fearfel that he meditated defog her some bodily lujury, ea deeewered to give his mind another directies, said le divert his attesties from such • rupees, by inquiring whether he Weems the gentlesses ohms else had seat to him at Lloyd's. That be immediately seek op a bulk, and swore he would hare her life that sight. She sail, " He cool es that sub. ject, for &bother life will be required." To which he as swesea, be did out care fee his ewe life eo he had hers. She Shea went doss to the Wickes le her servant-sad, befog apprehensive of *skeet, peseseded kite the arcs, and told the emboli, le be is resslisess le assist bee, if it were moesaary. That, while she was ha the rtes, Mt. Cory locked the dour es her- end when the servant expostulated with him, be aids D-u her, let her stay there-she shall not ester my doors Weight"' The Permit said, " Thew Nut stay is oho hems with you-4 will -ge to my mistress." Mr. Cory let her ant, saying " 1)-se you, then, go to her." That she maimed in the area entil two o'clock ib she usursieg, hairier harrowed she watchman's great coat to keep her warm. At length, some of her friends mid seighbuers rescued her frees her sepleetaat sitaatioa. The articles concluded with the went asieversties, that she did sot exhibit them from any private feelings of ill will or malice, bet because she was apprehensive of her life. The articles baring bees duly sworn te, were Sled. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, WEDNESDAY. Aram 22, ISM We have received a se►ies of New York Papers, from the 6th to the SStlt March. The National Advocate of the Wth contains a long coaseneoicatiou fro.. Joao QuINGT ADAM to the House of Repre sentative., relative to their relations with Spain, is which he aye— " With regard So those parts of the provisee of Losisisaa, which hive been lastagnowitsd with the State of that noise, it is Mom that the thiamin 'bosh& owe, fors* past of the 'misery of a sowntilia sad federalising Sims of this Vain.; to dispose of them hi sot within the easspatesey of the Suestive tilovontsiskattbe limited Stake, woe will the divvied., be Weed* eoetiamted. " With regard to sre **ea tor the oreopadoe of Aar• his Masa, the utessitgos fqsas t►e Presided of the Usited Swam s ofsipma, is way latter of the lith January, have gives the eaplasstios. The exposed sad feeble sitaatimi of the lalaad,as well as the temaiader of last Fiona% with the local position is lb, mighboorbood of the roiled States, have has moos( She primary ledessemests of the United Slam foe urging to Spats ths espedlesey to the Warm of bulb satioss that lipsia should cede them for sisal sad suitable squirmiest Mahe paired States." T►e letter thee ROSS us to sloe that the 'stood might again because so **slim's for adoorlsrers sod freebooters, to the great anooyasce of boil) natio% sad t►at the Govern• meat of the VOW Status had tales poormsion of it to pee vest it ; sod old% * N. purpose tidier of taking or of re tsina's; it as a communist fns &pais, has ever bee. ewer. wised ; sod solos ceded by Spoils to the United Slate% it will be restored whomeve► the danger of its being agile thus occupied sod umisoord shall lore ceased." The foltowiug is an extract s— , soma, mace 9. A eenileinan from Calcutta, who arrived is the Dolly has, informs us, that the epidemic which raged there, and which bad carried at upwards of Ave hundred perinea • day fur several days, Mt suceessioss, was the allaiwe *orbits, and was geornilly thought to be occasioned by the consumption of bad Ate, sad by eating • spades Sp fat ash, which are taken it aboadaece at that NOM Or the year. The people believed that the sickens was moll upon them by Oli Bibi, the goddess of ihe sickly sorsa ; and at old woman, who pretended that she was the iodides% pre scribed a method to can them, and, among other things, said the iuh.abitants must all pews to Saiewspnmsmdanlod the tisk above esentiowsd-n-le coneenpseece, all the palsequie beans and others of 1k lower classes 'wifely deserted tho city ; sod to their following her directive is attributed the alarmiug increase of the disorder. The old weedlike was at last seized by the Germano, after several fruitless attesopts to have her appreheado4 As people believing her sot sob. ject to the power of mortals, sad pet is prince. This, in a greet measure, restored order, sad in souse degree health to the city. We have received the Paris P■pers of Satur day last. Au article from Berlin, of the 4d of April, asserts positively that a Congress of the Sovereigns of Ettrope, or their Ministers, will be held at Aia-la-Chapelle, the ancient capital of CiIARLEMAGNE. The King of PRUSSIA intends to repair thither imaedistel7 after his return from MoScow, for the purpose of biking the waters, before the arrival of the other Sovereigno4 The trial ut Albi still cominom, and it is* thought, be rooter(' for ■ fortnight longer, of which ivo or meta, boy's will be mettpled by the 'perches of Coenert.Moils has attempted to prove an alibi. but the weight of evidenee upon that point steins to be dreidrdly against him. On the 17th of April the Five per Ceuta. were 67 f. 40c. Bunk Adios, 1.6t5 f. Yesterday the Avelibi.hop or CATATERSURT Nod Vi.eount Ssutfouitt bud motlitukee of the Pule Cs itztata at Carhull Mew. .. _- .iip -4.40.,-..,. V,4 , I W. (11:11 4 1 1. ° 4-4t N*4- ,. AC, tk eMt1" :3, 2), : 7 4 -4t- t a OP 4C 4*.k, BOARD OF GREEN CLOTH, RT. JAMES'S PALACE Aintu. lt, ISM to the sante and es behalf of big If■jrnty, by Ms Rosa Bothers. the Prince Regeure rowlnaril. Notice is hereby givers, That all Carliners waive:ling to her Majesty's Waiting-Room at the Queries /*Warr, on Thursday, the turesity-third of April, are to fall into the hue at the top of St. James's-street I go along Clevrtatiil.row, sad through the Stable-yard into the Pink, avid set Amu with their horses' brads towards ; sorter owning down, they are to wait in 'be Birdcage-walk, and no the Parade opposite the Howie Guards: in taking op, they se to go •lung Ike road of the Mall, or the walk adjoining, sad go oat at Backingliasa.gate, ur the Horse Guards. Nu Hackney-coaches will Itr evriuitted to come into the Past, but moat set duals at t.t outbid. of BeamsLrm• gale. The Gate at the top of e. , 014 illlll3bill Win he open only for Outlaw , ' belonaiior to u“ goo.. bonito( the 'etre, and Ser vants encoding the Koval Family ; which are to tet &oil at the Great Door of the Palace iu the Courtyard, and to wait at the buttons orConsislul Ticket for Cartilages going iti nt the Gate on Ilse top of Coantitation-hill, will he delivered at the Board of Cncn Cloth, Rt. sill In CS ' S Palace, on tVeatiewlay next, betwt.eu the boors of one and three o'clock, without which no Ctrs 'Woe will be admitted. Chairs are to enter the Green Tack at the door in the Stable-yard, adjoining the (allrelell Library ; to p►wred aeroas the Green, and to set Ikmtn at the Great Door of the Palace. and to wait within Hackling. CHOLMONDELEY. DRURY-LANE 77IF.A7'RE. The historical play of Deaf and Darn& was performed here last night, and proved very effective. It possesses a great deal of pure sentiment and feeling, which were well expressed by the several performers. The solemn, sententious manner and enunciation of Mr. HOLLAND, appeared to great advantage in the humane and philosophic De L'Epee. Mr. RAE was prevented by indisposit from undertaking the part of St. Aline, hut it was well sustained by Mr. STANLEY. The play was succeeded by • new interlude, entitled Amoroso.— It is a ludicrous production of the broadest cast, and went off with eclat. A King is in love with his house-maid, and his Queen with his cook. The poetry being appropriate, is necesserily the language and subeect matter of the kitchen, but the airs are old and established favourites , . It excited great laughter stud warm applause. On the rising of the curtain, C;oal save the King was played by the trend iu compliment to their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCISTBR, and the Princessi AUGUSTA, who were prevent. After the interlude it waiwapug by. shalom! strength of the thcatrri accompanied by the hand. The house displayed a full sad elegem andienee. At the dinner betty given by the Pattie* Re **xi at Carlton House, so Monday. there were present.... Her Majesty, the Prioress Amnon, the Prime sad Hein. ens of Hesse Hoinhourg, the Duke sad Duchess of York, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the Doke of elluence, the Duke of Keut, the Pinions Sophia of Gloucester, the Priam Esterbasy, the Marquis and Marchioness uf Winches ter, the Mantels and Marchnowas of Hertford, the Mariois cad Marchioness of Chohnoodele), At ten o'clock the REGENT had *small Party to tea mid other refreshments. Yesterday her Mussel'. accompanied by the Princess AUGUSTA, the l'rinvrss of HESSE lieu- SOURQ. and the Duchess of GLUVCESTEIt. rude out in a. carriage and four to Clapham and the neigh bourhood, and returned to the Queen's Palace over Battersea Bridge. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess Of GLOUCESTER, the Princess AUGUStA and suite, honoured Drury-lane Theatre with their pte..eisce last night. They were conducted to the Royal Box by Mr. SPRING. Yesterday morning the Prince of HESSR How some° rode out in a royal carriage, attended by Baron O'NAuKTEN. and made visits to moat of the Cabinet Ministers and Officers of State. Mr. T. Puti.irrs chose Lionel cad Clarissa for his benefit at the New York Theatre, oa the last. The Opera was thus represented : Llcarl, Mr. Philipp.; (Woad Mop, Mr. Berne; Sir kM 17sireriale, Mr.lllleberasoli; Jemmy, Mr. Siosp•ots ; Norsuiti, Mr. Pritchard ; astrisrd, Miss Jebssos Dirac, Mrs. Dark". Tata BARBARY STATlber—gt Wort of veiy con siderable entered, we understand. is about to up pear sailer the siiiiierinseedasee of Captain Illy.statitterg, sod dedicated, by permission, to the PRINCE REGENT, re lative to Algiers. It is the production of Siguor ritoiHrtf., a scholar of Tuscany, who during the Revolution removed to Eughutd. On his relorn to his native country, lie had the misfortune to be captured by the pirates and tarried to Algiers; ow inching himself mown to the Coronas, boo tees, be was immediately liberated, receiving at the RIME time a liectiliar mark of thatinetioa from the Day. He re mained iu the Regent" • cuusidetable time, and applied hiasairlf to the investigatiou of the History, Govermorut, Maauers, and Casten's, of this highly interesting part of Africa. From the ditaistgaished talents of the. Author, his pert/reenact, and his opportunities for research, it may be expected that much sew light will he thrown on this im portant subject, particitleirly is hen it is considered that Ile %Vgirk on Algiers has. uppcdre.l fur a very bug THE EvEtvia Al N tlstfutrrs.—We are reiiiiett ed to state, that 11w Memoirs and Correspolitlekre of Jong EVELYN, author of the Syfes. &e. edited by 11 r tt. littSY. Esq. F.S.A. are now ready for delivery, at the puldtalter's, Mr. COLUMN. Con. duit-street. This most .ierinni maid intermiing work is prioled from flit wigioni MSS. of Jew's' EtitLITN, in the Librsit• at %Volum. ti compel... lis (Kary, with Observations oil Men and Ittamsera, the Polititi, Literature, and Science of Isle ass, daring la< Trevitht in France awl Italy; Ids residence to England to/warded* tatter part of the Protector/oe, and hM oonsiesiew with the Gash ut c... L.. and the two rielmeirmet reigns, itifarsperardl.ritli a vast numbrr of origi nal Antedates of the aaiiN cetrbreted persons of that period. To the Altmoirs are subjained Original Leto:re from Sir EDWARD NICHOL" Secretory of Stem to Ring femurs* I. during some important periodrof that reign, with the King's %mates; alas Selection. from Om CIAO t oputider.re of Joint Rectos, and 1141111417111111 Letters tr im Sir Fottelo throe freed Cueattistrin) to Sir EDWARD Nirnotar, end to Sir !CHARD BaoMlll , Ambassador to France, during the exile at' the British Coast. CITY ESS. YeaterrLy the IA rri 54;lytig 6.61 a eilitti of Ati7ermen, at winch 16 Abhymen, the ! , lioritf., us,.l f'lll ate. The (limn he. lain slimly a of file So1:11, or Ilif• O r 1011,14 A. rood (401 Olt. bat Lail yr, el aolooll a !oak ILe Cu.ait pr....edid to sulailitliate 17,10014 a the wig tial slut k. Title.. to that amotaut seer 111 MN I; oolot OS lI`C 110 o Atld the filo lied 10 rise llu OVII jutL.ais. .. ailreralil , to the Art of Parliament, to the avecral path,. cot ttlet. rerrive the aittne, Coil rib ad Corm 'miry wI re appoilit. d tot, hol,fria a. Minx : r"r the 2.1, ap4 fur burley and 111at141k14:x tiat the Lill: inn.- next. A Pstil was prrrsatt4 d from liquidly- purrs coml. 4i... with the Coal Trwdr, in ...het to to: no scot fair wages paid for 'le.( hat gi tie s in the t is se Thamea, w locti go ref. roll ton Committer, to examin. and rtp..t l. Mr. hot ph Mull:irk war sworn a cure-111lit'l 111 uost the City fur four ” at, FROM LAST NIGII7"S GAZE. I'l E. t. BANKRUPTC Samuel Davenport, late of Ev lt•ttn, Snrrry, ant time of Maine*, 1111.11illegru, blew. c, to i.correndlo r. Ara 25, NI4F 5, and issue nt ten, 411 Guil.lll di, Lullsbon. Aitot uty, Nit. Shepherd, H)de street, L'lmnn+bury. . . . . . , John Stool> , Rain of Waitpia4.w.ol, MiAllt.. , ex. trter. chant, to attreendre„ April IS, May A, at o u r, moil j i ,,,,, 2, Mt Igo, at GutltHoll', Lip don. A . turnt•l ~ Messrs. Stetet aid Stoke't, 124so.rital1 etre. t. J:smer ..f Talbot-cotort, Grac ,, thurch.sor,.?. London, tailor, h. , II; • ruler, 4 lord U.sy 3, rs lid Jul„ at .Irvin, at L fon. Altus hey, Mr. Lug, Ames iett ,ssistare. Jame. P.well, of Bristol, hrok..r, to itarreotkr, Mu! 5,6, and Jeor 2., at twelve, it the Tnv:rn, co n , Hokin,. Attorney., I..iLsrs. and GP, oh. 'd, Inn-square. L ; Ifro, y 111..1e, Briitul • wort Mr rrititi+ t, Palturr g.(SfrOfroll, MS I Lind, abeep joldpe., t.. %unrest. der, April 27, 2s, and June J, at clevt it, at H 1 I, sninn. turd, Lincoln. Altus bey., Mi. 1,111 . 111 v eltrits, }le rm.. 1411illtin ; kill! Mr Ir .11 R 4 chief, Standur.l. . . • " • John Southall, or lila minchato, Irak. r, 1.1 sore. spier, 51s, ilk 0, and June 2, ut twelve, 111 the emote Loss, Birmingham. Al taaa Me...rs. Clarke., ItaeharJ., awl sleetrasif, Chancel y- lane, Lars.,klas i aasel 31..5519. Nrh4 411.41 Tyndall. Quinlan:llmm. osbassa ue , of Sculros► V.srk, men:haat, .4 sotrretioler, April '2B, 29. and J mar 2, at elsv u. at Ih- Gum re Kingston-upon-(Toll. Attorney', Mr. Swami, Hob; and Messes. Imatpllll and Oulu:dicta), Gisy's-11.1a-squsac, Lotadou. Prier Forster, kite of Liveri I. meichast, is May 5, 16, arsil J our 2, HI It u , 41 Liad..is. A. iirrurys, Mr. fiulmrr, Lierrpuulq and Mi *firs. elm kr, Ri chards, and Mellealf, Chanetrit-lanr, Landow (Dsridend and Carle:M.oes ut our mart) POLICE. no** sutert. STREET ROBBERS Yesterday worming. as Williams - Bariug, Esq. of Louth Dorsetahite, was passing through Diary was rubbed of his pocket-book. He lied taken it nut to Wok at some memorandums, wmt is a few minims :flu the two belonging to the entice, who happened to he near the *pm, arkvil List if he had not been rubbed ? lie et. smutty discovered that lie bad lust his pucket.tiouk. lie officers inniurd tso well kllo46'il chumetera close to hd, and succeeded in securing Suntuel Traylor, after lie he; made a deslitrate resistance. and Mr. Baring's put ket•tievk was timid' utwu him. Ile we.. brought before 141CSIARD BlllAta, hay. the Sitting )lagistrale, *lin recognised Isla hat ing been before him a short time since us a similar charge. He was committed fur trial. Yesterday the thrpatelies were elooed wt the Ehq lodic House, and delivered to the Pursers of the following *bins. wiz. Captein F Creeerell, sod Mania, Captain T. White—fur Madras and Belize!. Posectigere per Aloell— For Bentral—Engivi 11. S. Brooke; Messrs. Dumrack, Vernor, %Vint .„ Bode , Gant, Sm di, Guuugc, Vrysie, Robertenti, and FYller , cadets ; and Mews. Bowl and lisiterie. For Mathas—Mr W. T. Blair, junior s merchant ; Mrs. Blair ; Mr. H. M. Wow, slat r ; IN r. A. Paterson, assistant. assrgeuss ; and Messrs. Purina, 11:11444dg.; mad Rassturue, cadets. Paissen:zer% per Ftp Bingul--Lieuienant-Catunet ITorrley ; Mrwers. Want and Isaac, cadets ; and 31ergra. Watinn and Cvans. Fos Madras-. Mr. J. !Burton. asmataat ; Mr. and N!,r. Bram t and Sietrers.Grren, 1 rartfirld ; Cltawrst,as.4 Had buss eadtta. The 3StIS regiment was reviewed ou the 16 isistalit al Habra, by Mluynr-Geurtal Lord fl o w A ao, of Effingham, vcriumanding the theiriet, wins tit- pressed his highest approbation of the hoe app.isra Lice, discipliu•, and field enietiis of the corps. His Grace the Duke of Richsiomo is Culoutl th►s tine regiment, which has served fur last eiuhteets years in the Mediteininean, in Nish c. Naples, Egypt, Maidu, Sicily, totuso Irlaud., s:r. and it will trove its present rinartrro ot 11 is•• in a few days fin Chichester, froin when e (Dor curispaiiies will be detached to perform the dun.* at Brighton. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Rank Stock.. 2831 :!8:1 1 radio Boutin .... 3 per Ct. Red. .. 7I I South Sea Stock.. • • !.!0 3 per Ct. Cont. 791 Sol Ex. Rill., 2....18 it pr. 4 per Ceuts . 97li Ditto. i 0 . per ('t. N. AIM 107.1. I LOttery 191. to.. 1062: Como. tOr Ace..60, 3 / 4 Bauk L. Ann. 20 7-IGi 80;,11 RTR7 4 IO. . . On nonday last, tfte Right Him Mrs. Lawl. y, of a run Intl heir, at her house in Illsrkeley-ronare. On the 13th magma, at Rath, the Lady wr Caplan' F. Whyte; R.N. of a daughter. At V i lanefort House. Queen's County, the Lady of Capt. R. Crukee, R.N. of a daughter. At Rallinroke, the Lady of Lienteexiit Colonel C. R. of the 3rl (or Primes of Wales's:. Regiment of Orsrml Graph, of a daughter. vrxrus. fha the 17th instant, at Gruvf , Nottinghamshire, the Ittr• Joliet Hai:414,41h b y re. On therith ult. iit an advanced age, at h er Anna at inns !rimy, Airs. llowdesui 11, oviih.w of Ilie Richt Hon l'""' deswell, of Pull Cwt.!, iireestershiri I ' 4 klajest)'s Exchequer, is ii.s Rod:int/10 .1-1 Adumo I O il and sister to the late S. Wm Cs' rdi Part f -• melon Park. kill Dowdeswell has I.•ft there sops. Ihv 't of whom was late Governor of the Rihsiiis I-livid*, s.' "' youngest M present represents the borough T." iu Pat !lament Slur was also great &out to Thomas Ca.tinp. neve, Esq. of Os( tiasaltigls. HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT I.ONDoN moix;E. Morning 6 after 1. I Evening 2S &MT J. LONDON : Protect suit Published at the t Att. ISt, gtratid; where hilectimentesite Oft rer:llr.. 503., car., pest run most be ailcitessni--C Ornseices fun, Truterc- J. WHITE, Ir. 117. Publicbet. 'I DJ nit. Ser. Pr' Gal 13ryl had Am, &say call err of " eelli Oho Now talk mita TI lout. 71 Nl4 Privt PI 'Box Jr. I Th will I wok eves THI ANI /I: *II 1 c T.e Sir Stirs After Th Jou etm (1411 u, lloeu prrur 4:reek Ilr•rn In stasiti of ilk.. l'o a I , Dri Ti CUC del I, Howe Miss In by Mr Sulthe extern •u bre; Ilitniic Fitz% i }Attila teeth.), Them the I) B:rx Eight. Ph 841k4) Box 4. Famiti W In I time Orlin Pucks At.( Khet), Ezire% it; thm The L introtli ilineetoo Au 1 abon in Tbe fully (lowan g p••