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7 p 11`.11 THEJTRES. - MITM•IL&T. On Saturday night was prodneed • comedy. three arts, culled, Ms Diamond Raw ; or. R Assige no Robbery. The character. 11i11.... Sir Cirisiophyr Cris ..... Mr. TlMltir Captain 'Ailey/4"rib Sir loom): Wawa , Mr. Cosmos Le Mot Mr. F•at.air Nimes Swipes Mr. %Timmins Nam Swipes- Mr. Lwow Lady f:remberry—...g e Mrs Maarts Milo Airframe .. . e Mao Luau liusale Swipe" Mrs. Giese. Sir eleristoplorr Cranberry is a General Officer rallying frame IM rervior, owl is iast rettinsed folio laths to lake of his family estate, is lb* ship cuasionnded by Captain Littlrwarih, with his yonag sad inyeatiems wife, his ward, Miss Melrose, sad For Leaman Leinsier, an Irish Baronet, in company. The neer of ibis arrival brings great ronstecootios to Simms Swipe., whom keeps the Pig mad • • Windmill. it appears Groin as m10E8044,0 which takes Om in COIIRCIrime, between him sod his wife, that Sir Christopher lied conimittu/, is his youth, the indiseretioa of • private marriage. ths einem abroad he was obliged to 'mit the esters ets ofhis milkiest, child to Swipe. The lady died, sod the buy, liner • count of creel translated, to *bleb Swipes mama keyhole subjected him, disappeared snagr riously at she ogee( ekveis years. Swipes has coatiessed, notwithstanding, to draw mom foe his ussiutesarce ep to the my moment of Sir Christamiwr'sarrival. His wife re lieves his perplexity by proposing to peas off her owe sun, sions..for the Mir of Croortaerry Manor. The loot is not let into she true secret, hot is mow tamed to sappine himself lie of exalted parentage. This benig odjusled, the whole ,parry arrive from on ship-board. The Irish Baronet, who is .veiy figurative," as beans it, in his Japanese, is ineonve. measly attentive to Lady Creel/terry, to the annoyance other isdolgent towhead. Miss Melrose is bound by her father's will to asenry she heir of Sir Christopher, her guardian, or to for , frit her (intone ; sad, as is customary in the perverse impulses of the passions, she and C.aposin Littleevorth are mutually "enainoured of each other. The Captain, buwever,lising very • pour, and of obscure oriels, is too much a man of honour to seek am alliance with a lady so molds his superior iu she par ticulars of bioth and &elope. Sir Christopher. is of rose. very much ',homed of the cub presented to him foe his son, otiose whole acquirements, manners, and feoliwgs rurreepund well enough with hie education, being that of pot-buy to his failm's house. He is, of course, as improper maids for Miss Mekone,whose been is gives to • more gallant sad ay • - - • the totter charbeters weviimist the effects of Linolll's extnirupser measse'red sod enforced by the. coavotaraiate inisegy. ssd anxiety of all around hiss Not .osie abbestiest feeling was expressed tliveoglioat, and the cartels . fell literally amidst the onesiesous saelassetiee. It was given oat by Mr. Tslllllt foe repetitiois. sad will continue we have sot the least doebt, to et& pert sod delight daring the reneiadar ag.ths season.—The beim was crowded.. & &P$ Witte. We were lately induced by she eanomars of 'Mr. Wit.sou'e wouderfol performenees Upon the tight rope, to visit this charming little theatre. and found a niamerour and fashionoble andience, seemingly in sinsioos expectation of this gentleman's sppeerence. This feeling, however, was totally suspended due.. ing the representation of the 'interesting anid im. pensive drama of Amnesia'', •or the Family of\ et...glade, which commeodedundivided universal attention. The story possesseS Si deep and even painful interest, the incidents are brought forward with regularity end judgment, sod the sentiments, conceived with strength and delicacy, are ex premed with taste wad elegance. D'Aoglarle and Valmont , are rival esinspethors for a la ly's hind, but d'Anglaile is the forisnsale suitor, sad Valance coodeives fur his rival a deep and implacable bowed. Ne • seeks to remove hies, hoping In gratify al sore his maws, sad love, sad I. She in bid &errant Hebert the seedy isialeanierit of Ids yomeirms. The unexpected rewire of Lana de Valeocey, a mania of d'Aligisile. supposed Wog sista to have perished at sea, redeem d'Andtade to the hasgieseg. necessity of selling his wife's jewels, and he eddies was of his inverts to procure bins a jeweller ibis is purchase them. Hobert overbears the orders, sad poseares an agent to permeate the jeweller, and paschal, the disamisds. The' false jeweller arrive., sad gives s 1 Au glads won to the automat of 000 lions as she prier of she jewels; but Wore he leaves the climilier he mowing to secrete the casket, with a pocket book, sailer Ilse costae" of a chair. lethe mesa rime the alters of' the polite arrive, sad d'Alighide - that she house of Madam de Selves, Valniore's suet, bad been rubbed of bank safes esuountiag to 20,000 busby mid seureliing the chamber they God the 4,500 louts whirls d'Areghide had received (runs the pretended jewel. ler sod which, it. ties, formed a part ut the snowy that hail been woks. The casket and the pueketibouk are also dis covered, the hitter euesiainisig 15,000 kiwis, part also of the stoke properly, sod erAsiziede is thrown into swims*. The rentaiiiin 500 lusts hail beer stolen 19 , Hubert's aseat, nevi frueo obis eircsisissaisee the guilt of Vslasure nod Ho bert are 'eventually discovered: D'Asglsde is restored 1,. liberty slid fortune, sod the aliforleorte Valmont pate su end to his ow. csislesice. The drama hes, we understand, bees adapted from the Freud' by Mr. Howitan PATON. Ilse able and ingruiuus Manager of this little Theatre. It was well supported in all its parts. particularly by Mr. and Mrs. STANLEY, Messrs. SIEIIIIII4 sod CAMPBELL, and Miss Paws, used received the onoutilified eppl4use of the audietree. Of Mr. WILSON'S performance on the tight rope we cannot speak too highly. It she.. et mice skill, race, and rigout. He jumped upon' the rope trackwitils and forwards over a man's head. In the comae of his dancing he suddenly permitted him self to fall ego Ins back skim the rope, where he lay at Lew fell Length. A chair was so placed opus. two goon bottles that the back rested upon them, while the feet were turned upwards. Mr. WILSON then stood upon two of the legs and so balauced himself. the rope retaining a apologias motioo. He ikseended the rope into the pit, • and whew on his reteru he lead nearly reached the top. he threw a somerset backwards. and alighted about the middle of the inclined rope. He ;'espy , threw a somerset from the rope, and alighted spots the stage. These feats he performed iudepeudmit of several others a ith hoops. Ike. In the course of the elite:nog GRIMALDI sung one of his irresistibly comic aoirga in his clown's dress, mud danced the Dandy Hornpipe with BOLOGNA. The entertainment coocloded with an Indian ballet, called Ko ford Zoo, in which BOLOGNA aid Gain•Lor appeased with much advantage au the COSIUIIIe .4 the North American Indians. During the representation of the drama of Aces.- surion the audience caught at an incident for the purpose of hooking their sentiments with regard to the nature of the evidence against the QUEEN. One of the Conn: d'Anglanles aeration seizes she who had falsely personated the jeweller. The fellow pretends to be an Italian sailor , and speaks some words in the ballast language. " Ho! Ito !" says the servant!, " you're an Italian, are you ? I fear you are come here for nu good." Instantly the house rung with shouts of acclamation, and some minutes elapsed before silence was restored. romplished isCcr; am is the roman Mob, Squire any mare int Ink.' fur the usiuse than she Lady, brain already eunnged to Pully Watts, a red haired, equitation damsel, slime roguish eye has chummed him too powerfully to admit of defslcsitiuts. Thing.* being is this unaccussemdasing state, I.e Mut appeme with a &amoral rien,which Lady Crsuberey admires, but is suiside to purchase. Sir Lemma Leics.'s,. being.premut at the time, projects a plan fur possession beret ii. Sir Christopher purchases it fur Wt. sad Sir Leases cakes up the price 111 Le Mut by advancing 4501. more. Unluckily, Sir Christopher perorate it to Captain Litik erructb,directiour his. to present it snails to Miss klelime, mod wresting has trace fur their nolun, eadertakts to make up for site drfert of future himself. The Captain seasoning Seta Swiped nitwit be is drunk with claret, nod, Cr.. a Jew Whir dropped by the latter, inspects Swipes to he his father whom he had quitted ins his childhood, ou 'acceornt of she 1111111111111911 trescseut which be had es. pefieuted. Hs repairs he the " Pig sod Windmill," so seek explanation. Le Not is there already • private en tre/ice with She ruing and incontinent wife of Swipes. The 'Ficasittnin is hid bated the (awhile us the sprite& of Swipes and the Captain. Saran leave s lbe reels, fleeter. tails is withdrawn, red discovers She foreinuer staadimg in _an oborquiues but asussid suite*. Swipes threatens his .grifc wills dismissal, who is maiming reveals the cheat 'which lie has practised as to the children. A boodle of papers explains every thing, Sir Christopher and his family are rejoiced at receiving • Gellitelliale illlo their circle, ha /recharge fur the disagreeable lout at Gent preeewted to the.. Alas Melrose is csabled to marry her beep willow& &deals/ her estate. Sir Leases promises to be, tres..earla is his assidaitiss to Lady Cranberry. TMs Bo i s to lie mote rest re. d is her male intimacies. Sala Swipes having bees is longterm accomplice is Ike deceptioo of his father hawing abocsnded, is to be recantprosed by a proemial' and ▪ ituk.it- with r ift, Watts. TM. dianiuod ring ha s ea. changed proprietor'', hut three is " sty robbery" in the trensstioii—ilte curtsies falls. F*41440111, sketch it will appear that the author, Mr. Tfiteopoßg Hriolt, has availed hintaelf of ass .4d taniti l lioni.dy, nearly forgotten, called lie @road be a Soldier, for the character and circumstance uf the potboy's temporary transformation into • gen tleman, but has au admirably heightened and tin proved• its elficts, and so excellently interwoven it with his own more elegant and lively miner. as to inspire a hope that he may he tempted to take more hints of the same kind from the dulness of former day', afril clothe with brilliant and fascinat ing; colours of his own genius the dead and naked 1.41i10114i that hie scattered among the heap of our doll and forgotten dramatists. Such are the mixed materials of this plot, but the arrangement is novel and unusually happy, and that winch as still more unusual, it is ruled by the • pline of clasvic authorship. The characters and itaciileni. are all connected, each conducing to smite blight degree. et least sir the dreelopeourest. .1 lon higher characters indicate generally uut only good taste, but a sense of elegant manner!, end sus lac . 'Luminance with polished Isle in the author. .Ttaere • i., primps. too atit.ute a display of vulgar life. mail s . atiauLusrasey of description rather one lady, to enter tkie vanipusition of a strictly legillutste.play its 1 the IoW "eutuedy pasts. This defect, linviever. ins irloctriihition abundantly compen.aited .by Ibe ludicrous results it produces its tcruys where LlSTOX'll.6oollllhlitliS comes Cilllllloll If It II Aire geittie manner; of his apposed Lianily. The unpulitahleness of expostulateitua lavis h ed Opus' loin by Lad', Crottborry wito'fistety, as well as most laughably, elucidated by the inveterate contrast which lie riornisised to the speech and carriage of his acconiPlidied moonlit. The pee forpitts, its general, demeaned themselves a ill. Sic taunt perfect and saucer:did prophecy iu their vatious pinta. It is widow that a piece us repented, its which the genius of the :author owl tike talent* awl concep. lions of the veto", au vocal)? accord. 'I be grueral elf:et was, the unfpiltug•pievervsensis of the interest stissiughoirr, whicir was iodic all frustrated by • fierpitait, mid,' in Out ea.e, fortunate recurrence to that stinice of tioeriburiii, riot and pun. pl a ty could better acted than this was throughout. extravagance.uf that incompa table *sad uodtlitudalat actor, LISTON, was exerted, too assorts, yet', thio ocimiqs. Vulgari t y height • 1164ftillfs Ikey !i4ptfitri . pointing laud s oftening vulgarity, isblirilblery'eustridard the midieuce. More hearty and more contitieed peals of laughter were, never-heard walls where laughter hue everUld its twat ttiunipliant court. Sun Seipes . is the chief feature of the piece undoubtedly; but Yesterday Divine Service wits performed at Site Koug's l'alare, Pall.malf, by the Rev. F. W. likomnxesa and the Rev. Dr. SEAMIER CLARE. Oil Sawnl..y the Duke of Yuen went to Oat land". and returned to town in-theory g. Ott Saturday her Royal Hightsea% she Prince's Aunuirr• - ileeirti with the Duchess of GLOUCESTER. anti after dinner their (Lipsl liqueurs honoured Lady Car:swam X with t Irian. Ye►terday the Princess AUGUSTA dined with the Duchess of KENT. at her apartments to Kettbing tuts Palace. Yesier , ley their Royal Ilighties•evihe Duchess DI - GLOUCESTER, Pi 111Ceintell AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, and the Duke of CM/BRIDGE. paid visits to the Duke of YORK, at Vol k Rouse. Yesterday being the Duchess of CLARSNCII's their ICuyel Higlinesett site Duke and Duch. as went to Bushy Park to ditatter, and re turned to towo ill the rvennt g. The Duke of CAUltaltHillt seta nut 00 his return to the Coutment to-morrow. use Royal Highness does nut, however, go direct to Hanover : hut alter having visited the Duchess, who resides doting litra ■bsrtvr wish her father, the Leudgrevt of Hesse Cassel, he will proceed to Vienna, it is End, no 11111p01 I Milt ►.ll•s TIIC EnaIIMIIOII of his Royal Highness: in South A,uilley-street is to be disposed • ; and the plate, lobrartee. pictures, mad other valuehlts, are packed up to be removed to Ilia (lair. Mr. VINNev, the %Vest Inslitteerchant. in twisty for the lease of the house, wines. &c. Ilse [loyal !light►rss bolds the Setae of Mr. Daum- MONO. cud many years of Waft still unexpired. Among the last arrivals at Bulb The How. Melville, the Hoe. J. J. Pervisrkli Ow. Khoo, air Geweral J. C. Villiers, the Kr Po Mar A. Elluu, Sir Sir E. Spite, Sir H. Trulluee. awl 6. !true. Aunvoi rolleanng.are laniaag oar login arrirair:—Lord end Lady A1'0)10146 Culanel and Mrs. 44son, Mr. and MID CUAIP.., AN, and Mr. tioanios and tinnily. THE 141 - 41.0 or YORK. • The funeral of her Royal Highness the Duchess of York will take place this Asp' Long prettines s to her death her Royal Highness expressed an Nati. SUS Wish that her resoles should be deposited in a "mall vault which was prepared by her own orders wieder WeYbridge church. His Royal Ilighisees the Duke of Yee*. upon bring applied to upon theasobject of the (sacral. M mice determined that 'this dome of his lamented comport in this respect 'should he complied with. and gave directions that she should be deposited in the silent maiision, which she had herself approved; sail this tun. also accord. ins to her request. with m little ostentation as was consistent with the awful ceremony. ' The vault in quietism is sit Mile on the south side of Weyhridge church, immediately under the pew usually occupied by the bagel& duasastiCs of Oat. 1 awls. It is con-traded of brick. and is capable of receiving only two copes. The entrance is on the outside of the church, so that the body Will, in the first iiistatice, he deposited it the aisle of the sacred edifice ; and after the first pan of the burial service shall he performed, will be conveyed iu the usual naisniorr to the place of interment. For the convenience of slime who will take part iii the pro. cession, a platform of hoards his .here laid duets from the chitreli•porth td of the vault. The platform is ait:Mt eight feet wide, and is bounded in etch vide by e hewdrail ; it will he covered 'with blank. clOilt. lopmeliately over tie vault. and eitendiug oboist jemmy feet from the church wall. is a Covered way, which will also be hung with black. -The interior of the church. including the sitar.. pulpit. and pews, will peesent a 'Mid sr appettranele of mourning. In order to prevent all interference with the service of yesterday. Mr. Mash directed, that the preparations Should mot be commenced till after the ev g's 'eerier. Her Royal Highness, unless prevented by iodis. position, was a ambient attendant at public Weie ship, and tins practice rendered her the more &mi. liar with her 'neighbours. 'Her last visit to the church in question was mg Sunday the 19th of De. ceinlier. A niesoorsiiduin to that effect exists in the book of the clerk. and immediately after fol• lows a note of tile presence of his Royal Highness the Duke of York, on the 25th and 26th of December. Adjoining the vault of her Royal H;glinere it another, which was formed by the direction of. the late wife of Colonel Butibury, who, together with two of her relatives ' is buried there. Mrs. boor, who occupied a house immediately without Oadanils Per k.gate, was an intimate and dear frietiel • !' of the late Duchess, • mill the choice of her burial place was founded an the hope that Ir remains might be near to those of one for whole an life she had entertained the sincerest friend'hips; All the shops in the villages of Weybridge sad Walton ' as well as those of the tradesmen to the Royal Family in London, have been partially closed during the week, and every other demon stration of reipect has been apparent. Her Royal Ilighnes", about three weeks previous to her drool), lied beers attended by Sir H. Helloed, ,Jl4O quitted her to proceed to Leitestershire, with:a belief that she was in a feir way of recovery. From departure, lonwever, she gradually declined, tint) oh Friday week Mr. Were, the Surgeon who :winded her. believed the danger Jo hie iocreashig. On Friday moriiiiig, while attet.ding his spehlic duty at the review•enth the King, the Duke of York received iisfuensation of her Royal Niglissesa's state. The seat • evening he proceeded to Oat. loads, and remained . with her Royal Nightie's the whole night, quitting her bed.side the Neat morn iog only for the purpose of renewing his attentions Is hie duty at Houi.slow. After the review he returned again to Oellands,' end quitted not the chamber of sickness till the Duchess breathed her last, au event chich over- ' wfirlined his Royal Highness with unaffected grief. ,Nts. Sylvester, her Royal Hightiese's princtpet st lendent in waiting. sud Mr. Were, were the only other persons present. The last inotneists of her Royal . 1-lighnerso's life were spent in the d g room. whither she had been removed some time before, at her own desire. The room was more spacious, and commanded a more delightful prospect than her bed-chamber. The body of her Royal Highness was placed in a shell, made at Weybridge the same night, and was nut embalmed. The disease of which her Royal Ilighuess died was dropsy, and • spasmodic affectiou of the dirs'• On Tuesday. Lady Ann Cullen Smith and her daughter, Miss Emily Smith, arrived at °althorn's. and have remained there ewer since. Mrs. Brooks. of I% ' e) bridge, has auk up every Hight with the body. THE I.TINbt IN STATE. • The preparations for the body lying in state were cotnpfeted on Saturday. and the public were ad • mated to this part of the ceremony yesterday at . twelve o'clock. Entrance was obtained both by the Weybrielge and Walton gates, sud from thence slang the coach-way to the house. The mode of ingress was by the front door into the hill, (ruin thence through a passage to the li brary, onwards to the drawing-room, and lastly to the dialog -moist, where, under a small black ca nopy, upon a raised platform, the body was placed. The whole of there rooms and pas ages are com pletely hung with black cloth. Day-light is ex cluded, amid the dim rs)s of wax tapers placed in silver sconces, alone illuminated the gloomy scene. The foot of the outside cyan, whi, b is covered with rich ctiorion velvet, amid dicorsted to the ta.lial way with gilt nails. was visible. The greater part, however. was rmlirouded in • black velvet pill. On the breast, on a cushion. was placed her Royal Hishitess'a coroner, and on each side, as well a. on the walls of this apartment. was displayed the armorial beiringe of the Royal Family. At the heed of the coffin ass placed an liatchmourt. con taining •the quartering , of the Rays' Families of England and Prussia. A greater degree of gloomy ' spltaidutor was thrown upon the aiate-roost. lions six large wax taper% which burned on each side of the can. , t .101 Tim 111)1111,1141-. . pa . turdiy moronig, at harvest clever?, his Royal Highness the Duke.of tosk,in couapagy with, Cl.w Stevenson, arrays.' iiOsiltiads to give the.final • . „ . • , '4' el 21 .. ' i , i 6 , inflictions respeellieg am foncteL Ile quitted the ran roma& • pall., con'hiii reinter; r sli Rye. Mr. ./Hash me also ' . . / . ;present. • i , ;,..r.... .• ~ ._ - • . The party spreolatieg for • rim isle umbeteio dote , . A p il l milpi 4 4 4 4 :4, 4 3 46 8, 144 , h iv e h e m made pemior. i iritli the Mouse Ill.misees awl aid outs .4.01.• . from dials/at pentorserilsoissas alearamitit stlessd• * h ilt"e i t , w h er e s'i sasLornes 4 10 474°1 611 . 2 4 1": „ "• . r. . ) a .r4 : h. : , ;: 'b e te l " e enteihN'ef *lf D•blfill i I. the !flitch ; het ,sn slime preirtioLly wirt4e. Its the AVMs , ' taideury to 'fblint. front his Revd ifighisere's determinetion that • degraisios *hie, bee rokkg f i g no. We there wr. he hes . ynneral.eboold bg, as.payete es possible. he bas bras elm lied. The fonds have' erarrrly earl. d the wt.', s hed r .ole f t Aleitagoitr,44,,lgewstieringi. .Nose will .tech. Ti. mower, we bras is Ma lliori•hiat .tale. dre.e • • i. Periadivil • 1. javi .ill the " efui" "" """ bats ; me t p t : l r e talorrre the ri a. tero for rhea osiu merles if li,e E ili Morrow of ISO OEN up t.. .ire h"edteedY ottenteled with her Rrifir H i g hileev'e • cu r tip quarter for NIL It eloorLS he reroNers. A. 'family or household. Among- these *he will Cr:-. 'haven" i - that ilie (water leerier aloof year woe remark - . laiiily attend ere., I illy ertitradletive. haring termiitated with* till Sala y a His Royal Highness die Hobo et Yak. ai diet wreuseer. : 1.100,0n01. The market rimed pormentay he Commis for the mul.their Royal Higitomaes the Dates of Clarence, Sofrarit, : Anemia al ail a i—ltsehisprer Mtn at es so Os. maims sod Cambridge, Prime Leopold .iiiirl lard .laitedak. as —mod Han VMS SI let ^ISM*, Poper4 exeeston of the will of the ibesienl; the Steradief War- •, es owlet's the Slaralliispen stWiseentyr, Led, Smith arid are :' ....: 1 -'' ' -7 I 7 "'— , „, . 1 daughter, together with ell la principal dentesitar. There will be none of the Royal carriages pre• ~.. ~., suvornv„. ‘•, ~ ~ ' : ~.1 - . ~:i sent save that of the Doke of itieh„ The hens. The game for the eisening seam gives peombe af touch will be drawn by sir bealitiful_bleck bone.. erne- ~ ..wri ' 4e. 7 .°l " i i , : i ii. 1 1 0 :;:"Ne" f i,". Ig g ibeval• la dlia eV.° f pot up of from Ii te to merited with buck plumes , and will ' be followed biol . in a P e 7,,.. y. .... l4 i l av ar ama r t, 1 by six mourtriog coae)ses.abo,drawn by six horses - Th e ' l o ve d ..4 gamma i s t i c 1 „,,,•,....5i p ar ...l g iir kai,,. each. arid in,the ad.l..iiiing ports of Wsesesselsail, hes IM. year The proemial will move trots Ostlards pnmbely shovel swiftly ( anti/. st three o'clock. and it is especial will be deritted . - _ . 'by the militias to prevent carotins?. There will be u.virsitstrr INTELLIGINCS. ' "-• Ato MUErt 414 WI the arrival ..t. the corp., sit the • - - -_-cilia.. Asee of the. eltercheyaril. it sill be abet .by , the Ater. Dr. fleaheio, the cirri/lain of the parish, -by whom the burial service will be performed in the _.,,.„ - customary form. liii . this pimple . saminer wi,ll, •the I . . geseiggeeriese.-.- - 'a main, of this amiable women be carnieor t ilo their -' last resting place; and althargh sneeemapibaied by any of those solemn pigeons• which have hitherto attended the finierele of royally the scene will nut be the less •Ifecting. or Ise less calculated to excise the sympathies of the spectators. It is expected .that the Perk of Oatlendr, which has littherto been .spell to peblic inspection every Sisuillm. will for a tune be closed, brit that in a very short time its .. .. beauties will be again subject to the just admiration . _ , ~„, ~.,.......iseasessetnow of its 'rumens's visitant.. The grotto is peculiarly .sit object deserving of untie!, aid amply repays the labour of those by whom it is . sought. , Verse=; 4 , . BRIGHTQN, Auasirr 11. , .. .. a. Every smack brings fresh arrivals of fashieueble import. Duelist it will be seers is ostruerets., fled 'corsteurs asuy h ighly. respectable sintnes.—llis 31.1jeSiy iitouldeertaiuly have been here at the C. in sseericessainfof *this Week; had out the death of the Duchess OfYrrelc takess' place. His Majesty will probably postpone Iris coining uutil after the funeral. dealvat...— fared Conduction, . Earl al Yarmouth. Sir • Lama t N. hots Earl of. Merhogiars, Earl of Vobridge. Lad Lougford, Lad Chief Justice Dallas, lady Marrs Gorr. Lady Dosigairoup, Lady Hardaw, Lady Loogforl, Hoe. Nn. Polska, Lady C. S. Citeasitiab, Ledy . 0. Paget, Gerrie . Hawk, ILN. sad s Lierit..Gessail Cradle.' ' It isseteuded to have fest Stewards at our WHIM 'Arai year. ulna is two • in' addition to the. garl of 'Ewe-moot . aid Mr. Douglas. I o . d George Cr- "rerrilisli aril Mr. llouverte have beets named. This ,ea t fail of provius( advautageous to the Races. Lord Gsirege it is hoped. will bring some of Is l. hos sic brie. Lord Egresses.' hos they tear, es, swat. tarried all before hinu • The sportekraild, of comae, Le benefited by'enitiame of i mappetitioo. We should like to see it spring from' Lotskfleorge Cavendish. _ ,_ . . I __ . ...._... _ -- - Oa Wedsesday last Attie Duchess of - Watus go fow. erronspeuird by her three ion., paid a visit to Reeding. tier Grace proceeded through the di& forest ruesufactories, observing with great minute. tee.. the different processes. The Earl and Countess of HASHWICEg and Lady ELIZASS:TH STEWART have left Su. JOSEPH YOURS'S ..at, Sydney Lodge. seer Southampton. for Boer, near Chichester, where they are expected to rentals some time. , Viscount Stomouni, who hiss been.os a visit to Plymouth fur some days, set off on his retorts to Lilithill I/II tiw 9th install. . . Friday Count ITTERBUIOGII (son of GlfitaiUf, the Ex- Kiog of Sweden), who is on • tour through a part of England, Wales'. and Ireland. arrived et Portsmouth to inspect the sternal, dock-yard. &c. The Couut visited the Queen Charlotte„ and was received with the honours due to his Royal rank. He went to the Isle of Wight ass Satorday'aborisiog. Mr. BROUGHAM was expected in testi on Satan day, to enroll the QUEER'S effete*. The Mayor of Bostots• (J. P. 11OLLWAY. Est ) has acceded to a Requisition of 'revere! Imams. holders in 'hot town. and appointed a Meeting for Aluiriley (this day). to consider of the propriety 01' sending an Addles. to the QUO'S:M. - S.-Urged Cussttrus, a culour-serjeant of the Royal Marine Artillery, has been dismissed the . service, afire 17 years faithful discharge taf i`.• duty, for haying, a few days previously, inipres dealt , drank the health of the QUEEN ill u public house ! 1 The Dom/ries Courier slates that the Rev. W. GitLstrin, a Military Chaplain, ha. Well placed roller arrest far preying for the Quaru. The River Pennines are to be on 'laity during the approaching investigation in the House of Lords. It se reported iu the military circles that four camps are about to be formed. the two consisting of the greatest number of troops are to be the one uu Iloun.low Heath, and the other on Blackheath. Almost every town and village at from 10 to 15 mile. round the metropolis, has Otitis time parties of the military. horse and foot, quartered at the se veral isms sited public houses. The greatest. preparations are making at Vette hall Gardena For the celebration. of the Kin o's Birth Day. His Maim-v haring always pianism+, Is eaterseiseiesta s hes Accession to the Throes sill of coarse furnish *great opportunity for Devices sod Embellish. .s also, the 'most splendid sad appropriate description. Rookeries Assiliten are busy decorating every confer of she specious "mss, and srmegiog ewes" 'hist fur the rati fication aid cosievidesee of the crowds with which it will as doubt he Ailed tosserrow cerium. A beautiful monument of white statuary atarbl , , from the chisel of the celebrated Cesova, - sad stormily imported from bolt.. has. been erected iu &thaw Church, saw .fikeethalos by Emil Bll•olWritatsw,. in, the-sterissity; of. big late Lady, the slaughter of Sic Asaaitatanasselieet. The ,sohject, is is One reseb4gmatie. Ikon as Rodigion.- suldin Ala Ikbatestret...4ba,rigitt heed, poiating upwards, whilst the left ,a, reatirataticandallims.of the deceased Lady, supported by a dated pedestal. NORINt 1111. • Oa Weraday the Rte. C. atephrbry was of a PMliras . Culler. eallaatDee., 111~ ou* 11ham H. Ilamilageort, T. Roberts, mid R. Okat. &hobo . • K Rive sCollege, were as theaday Mot admitted Fellows of that Stiekty. Amoco, 11. • The Rev. Christopher Semuni, W.A. of 'trinity Callegs, Hokum Leetower, n eleete4 a lip.rellirw of Allarial. a Culk Pateelmwo..-111e Rer Jeremy Day, M.A. &Niue at rich' Fella* eflitieville sad Cahn Colter, Cambridge, to the Herter, of Iletherort, is Noefolk, ranted by the death a the Rea. D. Edisr•rds : Passim, the Maoism of that Saaltly. , . toefu. The unfurtulute slims emitil swum ; but ho. Iwag seised with enwrap, went throe so serfilealy that hie two rawspeeiaos, alai as4ile esti! ewiirio. et the horard of their owaliwo. were unable 411/ eh,. trieste haw. He woatokiew two. after 4ertNisollii4n !, the wrier, oboist • twenty winawer ; easetheal IMMO. 1P sore was 'smeared, but it wu usiov,thott•— A solo . quiet waishe hi ON Filthy, et the sigoof the Swett.. CI. wer, before JON= MOT. EN.ew the Jorty, . mid a rt:duct retatied of Accidental Death. ' • Siturday the. Right Hon. STRATIPORD CANNING. Arobssowdor to the Clotted Stow, and seises striv ed at Portsmouth from Loudon. and ii, the evening ruins, ked on board rind 'ailed in the Sportive fri gate, Captain Wen. C.B. for Anew.lre. The Xpertare scorns to &Timid immediately, to be paid off, her three years of service being nearly expireo. Sir Gconcia CoLusa. on leis return borne. at rived at JAMMU:II on the 14th June, from the coat of Africa. Saturday afternoon sailed front St. Helen's the Rot Wort, 80, Vace-Adosirail Sir GMAICIANI MoottE. K.C.8., Captain C. M. Scuonectio, for the Me diterranean command; and the Creole frigate, Cap tain A. MACNINZIN, for Lisbon, Rio Jaireiro. and the River Plate, to relieve the Superb. Disputches - were forwarded to his Excelleiocy Sir TINGSIAS MAITLAND. et Molls. by the Itockefort, and for Commodore Sir Tunisia HANDY, at Buenos Ayres. .by the Creole. PLYNIoUTII, AUGUST 10.—The Cesnesiy. 14. Capt. B. HALL, which put sit with Contrary a iittl.. sailed to-day f in Soma America. 'ilte Cygort, Cain. BENNETT. will soil to-orsomeor far St. H. - {else. The Kent, 74 grim, building at this dock yard, will go off the stocks about the sad of this month. l'he Britawsia, of 110 gaits. will alqa woo leave her slip. Preparatioue for both lasnrcliss ore taw going on. Captain LLOYD is appointed to command the Esk sloop of war, fitting at Portsmouth for foreigu art vice. Captain RoWLEY ill aptolittled 10 command tOte Sybiele frigate, .fi t ting at Woolwich fur tit, flag ship of Admiral ,,, ~ OW sa , ll,llaLriS ROWLICT. COIS• usanderAis-Chief on she Jamaica station. The Alacrity, of 10 gene, Captain STANHOPE, is fitting for the Braids. Remain at Spithead— Royal Caceres (Comassalore the Hoe. Sir Clem. Paert), Royal Severeign.And' Priam Regret yacht* ' Active, Lilrry, and Iphigrata frigates. Hied. Donk, and Caanelara. The following is an extract of a letter front the Agents to Lloyd's at Genoa, dated the 31st „July : , " We have sees on official leiter from Mina., dated the 12th Ont. which states that die 'pastille Canned at Algiers has alines to his Goverammt that the equalhoo which soiled Goat (brace ea the 17th May had orders to capture, Spopitio, Haeaborgle„ sad Daetaig vessels. Rceeet *porta ' have reechoed the Board of Health here of the Algorism lama drug lumen hoarded four vessels sear Alerts Glom)." The following is au extract of another letter from Genoa of she same date : s By a letter from Barrowss of dielthl hest. it appear. That the plague its Aliquot* was (mitred to rum. village ; and by advice. frets theme up to the llbilt imitates, it had abated, owing to the great precsatioas takes. The /Mee hrinormaino frigate, the Hee. Captain Prllew, arrived bete yesterday ia di days front Cooatautiouple." NA . VT H•LIP-PAT.—The hall-pay dee on the 30th Jute will be in the course of payineut on the 14th, 15. h, and 161 h Wats& to Adintrala and Cap- . t.iii.; un the 17:14 18th. 814, gild. and 23d, to Lieutenants and Cll.Ol/14411; soul on the.il4th sod 2Bili to Masters, Surgeous. said Pursers. Albany barracks, iu the Isle of Wight, is now so full of troops as to render it necessary mhos, tents pitched for the accommodation of route of I them. 1 Ivswtcß Oaaatson.—Tie Ipswich Advertiser voys, "Some of the papers have sursouticed a din. tuitrairce in this town, in consequence of some of the men of the 104 h regiment of dr-agoras% sa• tioned here, having drunk the health of The Queen. They were oliaost immediately secured. it is said. and lodged in the guard-house. but were after wards vele:teed by souse of their comrades.. • 'floe statement is totally without foundootiois ; the 10s1. dragooite left the town about three wet Its ago, and no disturbance of any kind, through them, or soy other regiment. ins occurred here." On Thursday morning, about eleven o'clork,-JO• sera WOOD, a ptiviste heleregiow li to the 14 bat- Ifolio's of Coldstreaus Guards. m barracks at %Vitt& 71or I : w esled York's as l drownedi Hula , " the about Ttianie a ignite f ° simt ° le ir‘thi.nsfie- Illi . _ I _