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f , lr her to require that she shonlJ he instireti such respect as became • Queen Consort of England, in . t•titrver country she might choose for her residence. ;\ 0 concession was made by his MAJESTY's t. r. in return fur this, and it was in this state of t h e vr 4 -,cinfloir, when the Quern was contending for • pit aiisnlntely essential to the preservation of her lionintr and dignity, that Mr. WII.BIIISORER inter. f•-red, and threw the whole weight or the House of Commons into the scale against her MAJESTY. It win' never considered that • concession might hare I..eir required as well from the other party, who could sustain no possible injury by yielding ; but the p rein ot e rs of the Addrers reckoned upon the QtActe. Civility, and—bare been disappointed. _ 11;e only point now for consideration is what frol)tlP can. miller the present CifClllllo3llCes or the case. be pursued by Mmisters. Lord LIMPOOL pledged hwmtlf in the noose of Lords on Wedttes. thy evening. that if no adjustment were made be. lure Nlondry (this day) he should feel it his duty to prevent any father postponement of the in. yestnzation by the Sows-Committee. But the lohle Earl was not possibly then aware that his colleagues is the House of Commons would. in 'brit " humble Address" to the (Ivaco, declare publicly and solemnly in the face, of Parliament, the country, and the world, that the inquiry into her MAJESTY's conduct, which they had pre. viourly recommended to Parliament, would be " derogatory fro* she (1104 of the Crows. cad injurious to the best literate of Ma empire." By tins Address the House of Comments has, gamy regard he had to its own consistency. bound itself to "proceed nofurt her in his business," and the M ten of the Crown who are Nlembers of that !louse hare solemnly concurred in this decision. In the mean time Earl GREY has given notice of a mo. ram on this subject, which stands for discussing) this everting los (he Rouse of Lords. when probably it will tordehip's object to induce the [louse of Lords to acquieice in this view of the subject with the House efCoisinens, and record an equally derisive condemnation of those Ministers who could have given advice totheir Sovereign so " derogit. tinny from his dignify. and so injurious to the interests of the empire." The attendance of Members in the House of Commons, ilnt hustle and the crowd of strangers on Smut.fay, were the greatest ever known in that Muer et' t hat day of the week. Their servants and horses in waiting completely filled Old Palace yard, , !Catarrh! night. at half-past nine o'clock. a Cabinet Council was held at Fife House. White. teal. which sat till ha-past eleven. Yester day another Cabinet Council was held at the same plow, at twelve Oirleek, which ►at till Ina-oast ten. Afievairiids Most of the Cabinet Ministers assent- MO at Mr. AIIitITIIKOT's house, where they re mained two hours. These Councils are pre. ruined to relate tothe QUEEN. riiis Papers of Wednesday and Thursday last have Mr.iv,il at our Office. It is very evident, nudong proper allowances for the influence exer ei.,d neer the public Journals of France by the cri l .,arulitp, that the public mind was as highly ex cited in et her parts of the kingdom as it was in Pl.lll ilisrisig the late discussions on the Law of ll'reliona. A brief, soil, of course, a very cautious not of the popular commotions which coati. Iltied doling the evenings of the 15th, 16th, and 1711,, in Nantes, will be found among the ex tracts as taken from the Journal der Debuts. At 1.11;e, too, there was a partial indication of an un easy let how. These circumstances are permitted t‘s 11'311 , 1111e gradually; but we are happy to find, abet ad the accounts shew the loyal Geling of the truer', 21111 terminate with the assurance of re• 5t0r.,.1 tranquillity. An article f Constantinople notices very par. 1'1;0411y the formidable preparations making by the forte to crush the rebel Pacha of Janitia, the infamons At.t, It seems that there are several other Parke, ' al well in Asia us in Europe, who hare staid the same OppnflUliity to mule tlirntsrlers independent of tile Ottoman Em. parr, The time ca tttttt t be far distant when this fabric of imbecility must crumble into ruins, and should these several Parkas act in concert, we should witness it. immediate Tl. Gres Ls have, it is said, warmly espoused the cause 1.1, who, in return fur their assistance, pro. noses to renounce Islamism and embrace the doe. :lines of their church. flow drop most be the de. gr,gt.ition of Greece when her sons can stoop in pur chase s release from the oppresuion of the Porte, ht couring the tyranny of A hi ! In the sitting of the Chaiiin , r of Deputies of Tuesday. the Duke of HIcHES.IEU presented a prejeci of a law for tumbling the Kirin to pay a sum of errrts million. of franc. to the I)ey of A LGIERs, which was stipulated fur in an arrangement coo. Hailed no the 2811 i of Oc•nber, 1819, between the Gorersiment of France and the Itegency of Algiers, for the execution of the Treaty signed on the 13th of October. iaol, by the Consular Government. It stems that this sum was part of a debt contruct. ed by the Government of France, with some A ige torrchonts. who, between the year 1793 and the year 1793, had supplied immense quantities of curu for the consumption of the departments of the south, and the army in Italy. 'lite ills. order of the French finances prevented the pay. tuent of the entire debt. and a large sum still remained due. when in consequence of the French expedition to Egypt she Regency of Algiers de. Glared war against France. Th e Consular Go. vernmeist, however, was desirous of re-establish iog a good underatanding with Algiers, and an article of the Treaty of Peirce. signed October 13, 1801, provided that France should irninedmiely ply the debts due to the Algerine merchants. Several sums were at different periods liquidatsgJ; but the Regency suit being pleased with these slow and partial payments, had recourse to threats, Ile. prised the subjects of France of several peculiar advantages which they possessed within the Re gency, and at length drove them from irs territories altogether. Various attempts were made at several periods by the Government of France to resume its ocifie relations with Algierii, but they all proved unsuccessful. until at length an arrangement was made in October, 1819, which the present prop et was 111 1 C0411 to CODfifllll. The project was tart red to the bureaux. Thei.e Papers ore very moich occupied with the affairs of this reentry, so Obey relit* to the el,- happy difference" oshoirtisg iv our Royal Fototly. The French fonds are improving rapidly : the 5 per Cents. ore 76 f. 70 e. ; Bank Stock, 1,580 1, A Flanders Mail arrived lest night, with Papers front Bru►sels to the 23(1 instant, 'extracts from which are given in our preceding columns. The Count de PALMELLA, the Portuguese Am bassador. was expected to arrive at Portsmouth yesterday, to embark in the Aetloe, Sir JAMES ALEXANDER GORDON, K.C.B. for Lisbon. The Coma will proceed from Lisbon to Rio Jaoriro its the Creole frigate, Captain ADAM MACKENZIE, which ship on her passage to South America is to touch at Lisbon to embark him. The Creole goes out to take the broad pendant of Sir 1-maw HANDY.—Captain MACKENZIE will return home in the Superb. 74, lie having been appointed to command that ship for three years, as guard ship at Plymtattli. On Thursday and Friday the lit battalion 3 , 1 regiment of Foot Guards, under the command of Lieut.-Colonel W. COTTON, marched into furls• mouth garrison for duty, from the metropolis. On Friday the first battalion of the Coldstream regiment of Guards arrived front Portsmouth at IViiirisor, to take the duty of the first battalion of the first regiment of Guards, which were ordered from %Windsor whet, symptoms of insufmriliinoion were %hewn by the first battalion of the third Guards. The detachment from the royal regiment of Horse Guards that marched from Windsor on the !WOW occasion, returned to the barracks at IVinilsor uu Saturday morning. Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR hard an aa diestee of tl►e littsu, at his Palace in Pall-mall. Protocol.—This wo►d is formed from the Greek word, which signifies first, and from another, whir') siguilies to romped, and means a first collecti ~,,, or first draft. or whatsoever it purports to record. An increase of one Lieutenant and three boys has been 'nude to the establishment of each of the royal yachts, and the services of the gunner and clerk have lwesi dispensed with►.—lt is not correct that the Kuril George yacht has been ordered to be fitted for cruiting. We learo by passengers who have landed here this week from Havre de Grace, that tranquillity hus been restored at Paris. but such bad been the ap pteheit.toirs of the Govemnsent during the progress in the Chambers of the Election Lova (which are alleged to he in violation of the Charter). that up. ward. of 30,000 troops were drawn from various quarters to the neighbourhood of Paris. The tu multuous expressisnis of the public feeling regard ing these law►, of which we have heard. have pro. creded more from the middle than site lower classes of the people.—(PorlsasoitA Telegraph The Rochefor, t, KO, Captai►► CHARLES MARSH SCHONBERG, C. B. for tire Mrdht•rraoean ; the Creole frigate, Caption A. MACKENZIE. for the River Plate; and 11► e Sheeraraier, Capt. liongars, for St. Helena, sire expected at Portsmouth from Chatham. Rear-A iiiiind Sr GRAHAM MOORE, E.C.E. will hoist his flag so the l(oelsrfOrt, previous to that ship's wilier. The Liffey frigute sailed from North Yarmouth ou Wedi.eaday. with the Right Hoss. S►r CHARLES BACOT. Ambassadire to St. Peteisborgh. On Mossdisy the Harletiria, 16, Capt. CHARLES PARKER. armed at Pil th from Plysitotith; and on Thursday the lerdpole, Captain EVANCE, sailed fm slue latter purl. At Spada-ad: Active aud liarleenia.—la the Harbour: Qiscrit (7has lane, Ilatnilier, Ibuns, !loyal Geary plait, Wye, Conway, mod licaver.—Tlic %Wye is finial( fur the Sheverman maims, Conway tor the Ea►t ladies sad Bracco. for a (welch aiatuni. The . Echpse, STEWART, is arrired in the !liver from Ceylon, hortmolog home Sir ill/SUIT and Lofty IleowN twit; nod suite. She lIIN also on board large olet.oehmetota of invalid. from the forrea otrving no that I,lanol. The Eclipse touched ai Sr. lir. Iron the 4.11 of Nlny, sod that the Baring, LANIII. from Cato•titta, had p.bsort the precedo,g day, toll of 11.4%%rhgers. Letters have hero received front Lieut. LYON, aosiounting Inn safe refills, In Tolpult, Vollll huh at tendant BELFORD 'Dot it preinoutory to thrir resuming the l cuti of the mission into the interior of Aft cm, to the cot:tint:Wig of which Mr. Lrom ban 'wen appointed. in CollSet i Le m ' e of the lasueutttl death of Mr. lltrtuii The Prince Blacker lionitwardsilottilitl East In.. dimwit) gut uu Alum tin Thunola), Oil ll1r• Slovettog Sand, in her passage to the linter. Part of the passengers welt landed at Whitstable, roil it was expected the ship would lie gut off utat title, with out material damage. p. „ trte , g2Ni , f.: l ‘,‘ t . • et: Os L c a l l e s 41V - • r't . 7 -is. . • z kORD CIMIIDERLAIVS OFFICE. Ma, 182., Notice is hereby given, that his Ilajesly will hold $ second Drawincruusw at the Palace of Beirkisnchasis Horse, ea Thursday the ttith of June next, at Iwo titbit-It. KB —The Kuights of the wirers, Orders will appear i■ their collars, it being s collar day.—(Guartfe.) LOU!) C!I4MRRRLAIN•R OFFICE, Jots 23, 1820. Notice is hereby given, that his 21njesty will a Lever at Carlton (louse, uti IVedisestlay neat, the 28th tastaiit, at 1 nu is'elock.—(/otel.) ROAR!) VIP GRREV CLOTII, Sr. JAvres Nit.acs, Jun. 24, 1820. In . DIS SIAJEATY'S COMMAND. Notice Is herehy given, That all carriages proceeding to his Majesty's Drawing-room, at Reek,lgham House, on Thursday, the Rath of June, are to fall iitto the line at the lop of St„ JaMCI% street; go along Clevelaad.row, 31161 through the Stable-yard lulu the Park, and art down with their horses' heads loaned* Buckingham-gate; after setting down, they are to wait in the liirdeage-walk, sad un the Parade opposite the Horse Guards ; in taking up, they are to go aloag the road of the Mall, or the walk adjuiaimg, and go out at Buckingham-rite, or the Horse Guards. No liarksey-esaerhes will be permitted to cause ipla the Park, but must set down at the outside of Buckiughse gate. The gate at the lop of Coustilittioa-hill will be open only for carriages belongisig to pewits haring the entre, and aer •ants attending the Royal horsily ; which are to set Jowl* at the peat door of t h e Palace in toe Cuatt-yard, and to wail at the bottoms of Constitutiou•Mll. Tickets for carriages belonging to person■ having the enla, goiog iu at the gate on the top of will be delivered at die Board of Green Cloth, St. Jantes's Palmer, on Tuesday next, between the boars of one and three k ; and nu other carriages will be admitted at that gate. Chairs are to enter the Greta Park at the door is the Stablc-yaril, adjoionig the Queen's Library ; to proceed reriiki the Green, a n d to set down at the great door of the Palace, and to wait within the railiag. CHOLUONDELEY. Yesterday his MAJESTY and the Doke of YORK attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal, St. James's, aml heard a sermon by the Chaplain in tVaiiitig. The anthem was KENT'S celebrated one, " Blessed be Moo, Lord God of Israel." The quartet was admirably given by itlaster MARSHALL, Messrs. W. KNYVETT, NIELD, and (7LARKE, as vvss alio) the duet by Muster 11ARSHA Lt. and souther of they g gentlemen of the Chapel. About nine o'clock last night the QUEEN re. tamed to her residence in Portman -street, from a rural excursion. Her MAJEsTY was greeted on her arrival by the loud and loyal acclamations of a great crow , ' of people of all classes. Soon after her MAJESTY'S etitrance into she house she condo wended to gratify their eager cull by shriving her self iu the 681(.011. Princess AUGUSTA visited Lady Camoseit on Saturday. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited the KING yesterday. THE DUCHESS OF Yong..—We ore extremely emscert.rd to say, that Sir HENRY MILFORD, who has been attending the Duchess of Yong occo. ',tonally for route time, ni consequence of her Rtial Highttess being iudi►posed, deemed it necessary nu Saturd►y evening to issue the following Bulletin : " UiSlnniu, Jame 24, Nine &Clock, pi. as. " The Duchess of York has been much indisposed with difficulty of breatisimr and fever. Her Royal Hibiscus is somewhat better since she ha■ been hied. " HENRY HALFORD." The Duke or YORK went to Odilands yesterday to attend the Duchess. His Ruyill Highness re. tamed to town in the evening,. with she pleasing in. telligence of the Duchess bring a little better. Dr. BAILLIE was called to attend the Duchess yestrr. day. in solditioss to Sir HURRY HALFORD. and bosh these gentlemen left town last evening fur Oadands„ to attend her Royal Highness. Saturday the Duchess of CI ARENCE and the Duchess of SAXE•WEIMAR visited the D u ch es s of GLOCCESTER and the Princess SOPHIA. Yesterday the Duchess of CLARENCE and the Dailies. of SAXE-WEINAR attended Divine Ser. vice at the German Chapel, St. James's. They aka viAited the PFIOCCIId AttousTA - yesterday at Buckitigharo-hove. Divine Service was y►aterdsy performed at the King's Palace. in Pall-tnall, by the Rev. F. W. BLOMBERG aid the Rev. Dr. STANIER CLARKE. The venerable Dr. PARR dieted with the QUEEN on Friday. Ile bud also the I to breakfast with her MAJESTY ou Saturday morning. Cowes, .11usit: g4.—The Marquis of ANGLESEY has again Liken Sir JOHN Cox IllPPlst.k.Y's house, at West Cowes. for two months, from the Ist of July. lit, MAJESTY has graciously lent his house to the Earl of SCARBOROUGH, who arrived here this day, with the Countess, fur the 'ration. Friday night a grand Concert was given of the Gothic Hall, Pall-mall, under the loutronage of the Morel true' oI . SALISBUItY and CHOLINONDELEY, the Cnuntet4 ST. ANTONIO, Lady FOLEY, Lady C. LAMB, Lady JEBNINGBAM, ■ud Mrs. Colonel HIJIMMiIi. The priutspal vocal pet-homer. were very ournerou., carierniting of Mrs. Dicaows. Mr. and Moo tiAl.l3ll. Mews. Total, Ilit.stxt. OREL O'CALLOUAN, and T. COOKB; the fluter Mr. SOLA ; the harp, Mr. BOCHSA. The hull was tuo►t brillimitly tlluu,ioaled with gas slid now), ail. (familia lamps, which produced the must lttful enchanting effect. The hail W. tided with funk and f..l►.uu. PASI77ONABLE ARRANWPVICNTS MR TIM 10"Elialr. • THIS vvrtavia. Print, Lrepotl.rts rutariaiutarbt 1a ihr nuke of York 111 111.1r11Muguieg4 Hou.e. Ms. Fitzlaerbares grand assembly la T)lnc) sire , t. Pstis- Isar. The Ylf*rehinneen Catien'e growl rant in A. hret...i.st rent The 3larquis of Lasisduoll . 3, enure 4 ttttt It 111 do•u House. Ref ke ley-rein Air. The Coesitern of Ji reefs root in lied.. ley ire. TO-MORROW. The Date of Devorohire'e entert3ioment rl I`e.onahire Mow, P.oreailly. Uri H. , •11 Bof hot 011144 agorwihly in RP/ L. h.% -,lu Ire. • tl e•clat un is (11111114%-blrtra, G.Yutee• of MOYYltlurri•,. bail Mrs. bill in M4uchester-equirr. Mrs. G.•urge Huvri.lre hsil , rilift.V•l•llllsie. Earl !tetanus's pail, in Groisentir The ft agni' of {rura•Mrr's grand il,iertaininen!, rpper Itroiiii•etreet. Mr. Dent's entertainment to the Dukes of Clarence and Sesoex, i. Hertfurd•Nrret. VVET),I ESDA Y. The Marchioness of Lausdoirri's splendid font ih Berke ley-square. Parker's bail in 1larle• street. Ea r l moil thisinters Virulans's ',any in Croseenn►-sgrtsre. Almaden valid ball. • The Cusiniess uY curie,. amiably in. New Dorlingfoln str.t.i. Are!ll Rooms, at hatf•past Ina o'clock. Mae Marmite - I'x dramatic thspla) of Ito Pe11.14.1111 asul Nader the patron:me of the Curates Culrper, Cubsui.s., of Ikaburough, (Ad? ttarhara Punounhy, and Lad) C. Laud). TIIVIVIDAY. Dis Majesty's second drawing room. Rockingham Douse. The Duke of Devouslnrc's grauil Jnu,cr and cosiest t, rt Devonshire Howse. Dowager Lally Astley's bdt iu Corroilish square. Mrs. Courtelsay's ball to Baker.sirs et. FRIDAY. Mrs. Law's ball in Pm thostl.place. The Dowager Counters of Clermont's pasty in Berkeley. square. SATURDAY. Mr. and Lady Sarah Ruhiiiiiun's entertainment, Somerset. place. The Marquis oY Winehester's grand enlerlainment to the Duke of Clarence, Six. in Grosvenor-square. The Duke of 31uulrota's eulerlamournl, in Grosvenor. square. 1.41,11 and Lady Falmorth's party, in St. Jamea'a-equere. The Duke of Devoushire's st C. Ellison, Esq. M.P.'s party, in Pall In3ll. The Marquisof tVoreestres party, iu Upper Brook-street. Lady Cast tereagli's supper part). F.arl Stair e party, Privy-gardens. SUNDAY. The Muchiooesa of &blighm y's tonrmaziovie, la Arliwg loweireet. FASHIONABLE PA RTI ES. The Duke of Devonshire gave an elegant eolertsioasect on Saturday to the Duke of Argyll, Lail thrower, Earl Stair, Earl Cattalo, Earl Dai airy, Earl of Esse:, FArtGrey, Lord Nugeut, land Moryrlb , land H. Howard, Lund G. Cavendish, Sir James Mat kiinosk, Bart., Hon. Willistro Lamb, Mr. IVeatern, Mr. Pulver, Mr. Atiescromhy, Nolen, Captaiu Clifford, Ssr. at Dtvouslurc House. Sir Wm. Mink., Bart. gave a grand cum taiomentl yes terday Cu the Marquis of Buckingham, and a large party of distinguished personages, at his Wine, Steatford.placv. Colonel W. T. Hughes, M.P. *WC a gland dinner on Saturday to the Marquis and Marti' ess and a large party of dist ittetiou.st bu bons , Smith Au.Ney.stiect. The Earl and Count's' of Luaadale rodeo wog,' • party of distinction yeste.day, at their kunst., Charles.strert, Berke. ley-square. The Earl of Jersey gave a sumptuous entertainment oo Friday to their Royal Highninses the Dukes of Sussex and Gloucester, the Duke of Dronnalnie, laird Nugent, and a large party of distinction, at his Inni.e, Berkeley•square. Cumotess Mogan/ kiss issued cards of Maisano!, the • grand amiably on the 10th of Jely, at her house, Ph. Boy iingtoo-strcel. Mrs. Champagne •ill give • sploulbl ball on do 17th of July, at her house, 1 / 1 1141.1.tfert. COUIII 311114101a' hall ism.! Carat of invitation for a grand esiteriansuseut uu the 3J of July, at his house, Grusveuor. place. _ _ lion. Henry Cavendish gave an elegant eniPrt,istmeni yes. trolley to the Duke of Devonshire awl a laige Holy, at 164. villa, Statues Court, Cloavroic. FASHIONABLE MOrRMRNTS. Anivals al Henderson'. Hrstei, Painee-yenl:-...1. J. Get hart, E. M.P. (lour Lis scat, Oninednisirn; James Confine E front hi. (Aid 111 trek Spencer Kilarrbee, Esq. arrived ea Iforurday et the Ws. trr:uo I lute!, Jerasys-sire. t, Goes Pissis. Corium sad alsa. Felltmes have left ditto for &Hades. D parterre (rum the St. Petershurch Hotel, Dover , ereet —Mr. and Mrs. Melville, fur Captain B.tKut r fur the lek of Wight. Departures from flatcheti's Hotel, Piccadilly :—Sir Jobe Klan and Sots, fur Bath ;Sir Hem y Ito.usou, Bait fur Rata; Major Savage, on a lour; C. 111114111 Maaten, fur Bath; Rrv. Corowallis and family, oil a tour ; (I, v. Eb liot, for Oaford; Mrs Spiller and family, f or th,sr ►eat, York. shire. Arrivals at the Patten., Hotel, Piccadilly;—Loril andl Lady Elcho aid fuwuy , flow Tunttriihge-Wells ; tie. trod Lady Aisne Murray, floes ditto; Sir F.. , tei■ and Lady Hill, from their mat in Shropshire; 'Ls. Powt. , Guar a lour; Sir Alexander Dun, Bait. 31. P. from his seat in Scoilmni. The Marcbiouess of tilt*/ istriveit ots Sat ...day at the flu reunion lintel, BOWd all ret, from hi r scut to lielasid. Lordship is expected 10-111.1frutv. The Marquis soil Maiciouncst of Tavistock have lea town for Brinliloo. The 'Marchioness of Buckingham has left Sown for her seal, Avsneloti, Haute. Lo r.I Ltiuedu ek i• arrive., ■t irarrrit's Hotel, Rrg.•ul utreel, from Los beat, Cosgrove Priory, Sutri:k. We understand it is hta II AJESTY'S Eririons in. tenunii en confine the tliOnil brevet rl illeCla.matlttfl to ten 'ACM of the ranks above that of Colonel and to twenty of that milk, moil But in iiii i all illicets wl.o 11.4.0 emu. pleted thuti-live )rotril Deft/A.. are It) h.- 4*, 41 Coisiiiimiuour tot the Tlio*e who hat.- l..eu re. dint:4loU smut aot 1141....1.111141104.1.. are ill Ike billeted as havaog beta tits pay fur the tune they have held thesis. A Deputation of olio 11,;very waited upon the LOUD Alavoit I.et twr• k, with a orquo•itouu by upwaitlit 44 109 I.lyroon-so. trquesting lit Lottlaiop to call r C Hall no ru ea,ly ola). to colohbf of the prosintly of au A 41,10-14 to bar NiaakSTV upuu hrr 41111$111 1111 thus tottotsy. Hit Lus.lop i • 4114 unt ..pprat to tee ahy y 111 grouting Hall, Itut pruusistd to stud Ilt1(11111.1141111111 I. as frt. (I.i The limier TkovsunKov sin Alone. Ds PG. TENKIIII Vilma a re sas a tour of to. rioaty hl Uii. (.111411111" on Fridsy torwrdi Note. usuuth'Dorklard.•sal aftra.ada sct Olt to' Oa TI1P: A TR Ps% APtitA Artrgß. Among the vieitnro AA Sltn'fl4. , Asa.r.ivr btarareitioi,Uaaceteeab, Duke and Dior Less N..ru • 1 ../1 41 4 4.1 r 44444•.. J t QM* Irbil al. AN1•44.1•1, Colini P:1 ras, II 6.. kw.... Or - 44.114/41V*4 Soli.b.sry. dull 1.4.1 y Alivy r Faiyalrir. .1./arhlogihr..; Leal, lhod‘ y as..l Lui .1 G kora, Weir, 11.o11eu Draue...ll, Lay F 1.... Lord soul Lois .It. os i g, rice, 1.1.41, Les r/....1. i T .rly t 1_2•0 1 - 'wily*, Lowly C0vu...14.48. $11411 . 44 Peek• r, tht Julr4 a.. 1 I.My N•r. ay,, L..rd AV.,eteilara. L.,: • Vr.uun, Lard Lake., lased auJ Lady .1. Roam 14, gala: A!.. Thara..a.e. Mr. ria4 Mt.. ficueibuis. Oro. RI • . IWO , ell , . %a. 14,76re:wr1, Grarosi illawrosaa , Mee. IJrby Danl... Si, II Mad i. 44.11. Esser W1441011a iirll44/0,0, (immortal ha.., ~,,, .0 1 , 1616•6 /Ira rimitbril.Latist litarerii, Ley VI ; 8 .. Earl 4 !..ruir.•,..f Loaari..r4. Laril Cot". I itairloy. Ea.! ,Growirlisaiho o .16urd P,. .... r.t ..... Lur.i S - 11, • laud riarailaarar. Carl y, L.ll. of ..ke. fur. • . . Daub T.LAlllit. • . The new areinfas orp•ra uf &rid le /cp. *N. rcl hire wrSalurd..y ' , light. Out went shith In Collgaion wails abevrt•l 4.1114 e erriailerts irr...leart....• Of a %miler emu. 114, 114411 II ra11Th 4 .41111 . 44.111/.1 111U41 atarpraprio. *art sill 1,1144161 y rt bitase 10 p • pla s ma, r , ,41 areiusesac of tomato * at l e .•, .o.lle aessaale otawaartior its hall How stapeu,st ) . hid whaela wire beltiotisami is kcl lice eiwtlt..r s. flor et ., of 16.0 c TalA,gferies lortimairtauu ul II! tt lie !bears' peter. which ratvoi wit'ain this dorm:lei, .as suumaactl au .Mr. hack. u.tm, soil aclo.ai iseatiec ist_aluoie 4.11 la 111 serieriati6... it %will.' lsr rupe.li worn. to ray.. Tim estaseinsitely trooder wool lu.sul 11 ul will-kisuiguyourfg. " Thal 8 . 11 fulSe to nw. .Awry," it .104/slllipty iyouci•i to /1;7:/u 4 that ',tricot of le. abuse ularsr ac .red res,ull to suaipret the 6418111 y ul; Led, Aim , " I iriag. shunt's saideliascui. Itaituum e t perluentali , ,t of it was septurou•ly antra'!. and to thou: al.. 11 + 18 e hind at, sir btlicirr, nee aapailisia will io•t nipear extravagant. that it. would ul ustil issup.y grimy the time soil al tention brouovil ow We soo.gularly comic awl eutertainirsg *Perrier, n 1 Dom (..6ruisi succeeded Me opera. teleddisse VINVIIII IS appeared, as ►lMe alcroye does. wearier iitr iresseluroussassie, as if " MIA/ * au mirage oil hearts, and elealal a l l eye..." perleedy realising sae ter of Use all.seduriur libierecur. Threaliitutsuc produced au inersorni dow fir Math "I' d °PP" '•".• IX °LOIN OPER A- NOUS?. ----- Mr. Mirhews conelotled the arasuo i 4 141 minable entertainment tin Sotetdey uiglit with the rollowin t z weitlrresti— " I.wOlde APO GIINTLWIIIIII, " Mrs I etinetiolle Ike thin' xe ii.on of my enlertuinritenot. Iliteettli poor esed.impie I krioiotas .rd 11741f.11 I tiny Imass p u . .ormilellll) •mirtessfo . . To say shot I ails prueit used grai. f•il fur she d:.iiiirtiou )04 bone cold:wed we emu, would lw boot fai•illy to • xporss ilw warmth of thane &Aims which awitoxie ti••• 1..•••••,i4 Tis have •irettily drawn luitrihri 1.4 .1•1 , 11e1.• • rook, li.loOms, and twarly, mt..o fu.r aft hoooblr b.diridwl tike nip. If ; hut afflict. I •• loaf I eery ruralises with the ll'owilos twro, /flows I did gl: I . reel it glow of selfsrUrraluldiuu shut .404.41 'orgy": prompted me to quit Mr tune-brown Oil. 4.1 ihe ilr:suis, tit 141 , 481111.1111 t OM 111/ ware.l mud liwz.44..u••si taking. - " It oily mummies for we le nolnore yon, 'hat no exertinon pr iugeheity or labour of oboe. io • moiler soy erns 'maim erld ~,,,, ...11 wt.!' more arm r .of t.r your fanner thaw Omer wL.r•, hart pr. .t; ku.l I t:.r hula lu be rinnbled 641 y w0w..., a. t o 'nor , yam wide saamelhia( mow, not u,.ly la ssoln.innee and cb.• raCirr, boa in osaisitil and us ra11g0 . .4. hi also. At all • re...•. I Sr..) I .1...11 hot liars rid...ur•. istiourlf. sire arp••y f. • ratty of exciting your mirth, moll I lior yam trillion hat e lull the laeliastlass to town. here 244 be twiny. " a..dGealh•meu, with reiterated thank% as t .h.• Muni roititsl L simimes 1 mow rr.pectiOliy V J It•u lore.. II." On Toes °se, s silvan, of his Royal Ili t zleeteibs tf , e Duke' of Cusuitiot.Atio. *retired Ell MK semoirliee 1.1 S. .bniirt.'• Triter. trout lie Co auso-oL. oath hote,•. NMI 6.111.'111 fOr hi/ Royal 141411:1C114% Pa be gilt eerily for has ttceptu.n. The Doke it,"l Ouch.so ate expected to strive to the CY.,4I•C of the esa.ating h._ _ .• The senuuur of the Right Me. Lard DOWDAII are to be removed iiii• rimy. wnh vent 'uncial res.. molly, from *rut, A•ke Hall, sorer Hiebsunsi... Yorkshire. bee iulenneut ill the fatally fault tis Sete loud. Ertl CRAVEN sailrrl nn Friary in him elegmct yadot front Southmtnpion, but him Lemd•hip ev. peeler, to return there moats. 50 three or kW? thqr. The name of Mr. CtiVISVIAREK ...15 by ranufika Onsitteirl is. the lit of the u“oa...ity sjoi.mot. Mr. WILCIERFORCE's nii.tion on Tlisirowit• T A moviety ul 186.11 re f Irilets SR ad la* bent twee. pied in Im) tog, In Iht bnUlh of :entire. I 1.0 55011 s.f a town. in which ihe &ay luNgssage upokr is sli.si: be Lasso !! 1 . 14. fluctuating's Or the Footle 41,stinq the last witerk litter hero front 69! to 70 . 1ua f 7toutolt for t o te isecuissit. as. the ntarkrt cloven ols S4turolay at fiat. Ottionsin. oftor Garusq 'kris at a premium of i t , left utr et par. Tlw stateenetsts t,f the CliAtailll L. LUR 0.1 th. Excur Qtmst. cu.... the boo. get for the yt-er. troleotly rite a fiinitosa to it•ir whim toast have 1. 4 1 all U 4 94.'1 ,1 14MV0. t.. not sire nlll/InrtlibUb I/4rllloll@Ml h,. is.. fasj i ,g doubts concerning, the co o t tomato c 111 Efist of the iirrio•ot Adntino.Untion. Flocked the distort. tiers to row. It lboo Shin account that every N.- 0 of she 1 0 "e"efl.tiu. lat. levet, ausionsty onttlird the speculators of the moor, mat krt. • StAtithitcl silver walks. the N e t Fl. the (mote, and it is nuts at S.. taring nd. the Mau price. NEW PusucATlons.—Wr are treearolefil•stristt that 11,e Ivilustiog sulerr«.ll4 It.. tut wr brew priC. Word durum the 'fresco proton, c oL . sultN rasail Co. C.,,:e1ue5.•••••.1. 1. Mrinoita of Gra,ordle Sharp, Ity I.rboto Hoare. 1 to.l. Vitiate l'istrespor.l.t.e.• of Doetil Ilatarr, 11. a. aerial., I tot 4t0.-3 Petote Maanoilton'a ltairrti ail, 410. p 1.1..-4 . Tlic Complete Cllfee , panitleSee of I Ikarj, IValpult, to 4 rods set... 5 Ihe Hermit in Luotroo ; tr , „ latirteltess of Enth-h llama. fr. W., ill. 4 and 5, oh:,L tontolrt•! Hie UI ruus.• gibe Cows Bro.-7. 3lutheie. to the lattrior of .46.ra, ..•t .1 by 11. 4to. h 'Erika of l.nt y, by Nll.ll Mora* rola —9 P. hat. h usol Lama. by Manama be Gault*, 2 r01a...-111. Egypt, by John I;tanoier, E.q.-1 I. L. lota Luria 46. E..uti of 1114. poly, vet. Pro. plat. s.— 12 E.4.1141811'. Ilir .ra, vols. 5 and G. Ishii is COM Ott* 13. The MOI heed 3L Jar il it.sitaisi, by Sir Arthur( tail*, 41141brrf of the E.., un Iltaliam. Atsbitt, fur the minder or Mr. PAINFUL etvi La b o u t ... k eeper. at Vl'imiwielt, Nth iAlr to IrtA 41 MOW. *tune on the t4th of jai). 1 1 V' 1 'V 1 : • 1 4 • v I