The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-06-05 00:00:00

T . per cent, to be allowed upon prompt pay :nen:, is the 11 4 11.11 manner. • T,„ , pivot - mitt of the Loan are to be made by ntrnt. of la per rent. half money and half 11.cuor:er 13111 r. at a premium of ttOt. to the rot log Deposit, 10 per Celts. 1.111 Juno, 1615 ........ 1 0 3.1 411, 5111 tith 7th 44 t h !Nit 10th Stich are the terms of the new Loa n , we uw irrstarnl, gives very general satisfaction in the City. The ochrme gives to the holders of Exche quer Balls en mismanage reader than was hell out to them by the tormer communication to the Stock Eschatige from the Treasury; for raccortiang to that e mmintanicatiom not more than 25 per cent. of any Limo lion miry he contracted for the service of t o present year Wig to be taken in Exchequer - . pi*: whereas, the Lords isf.the Trew►uy ore now virisda-lelfffivo ne less ttion ewe llslf of the Las in this species of properly. The stnousi! of Dickequer Bills BOW •flout is oboist !4,000,000/. ■nd us Government will require to re-issue uhout gOO,OOO/. thu would leave the amount of Eaehequer 111115 io circulation about 19,000,0001. The funds experienced during the day consi derable fluctuations. When the plan wee first ~,nuanced, the Console r which were previously WI, 1:11 for au instant, but quickly recovered, and m. i ndly rose even to they fell however finally to hp!. It understood that nti further Loan will bg rowsartril during the prevent year, and that no r:.( ',,titer Billy will be funded ; but the I a Olt of the L7cclltuucts considers it not int pr,,bable that lie may find it neeetlitry to raise by Luau a sum Of 5,0(10,000/. next year. locludi:ig the sum whit% is intended to be taken front the Sinking Fund, the actual I.nan for the star must be considered as one of 24,000,000 i. It is alanires , t, however, from the terms of the paper communicated by Lurd Liveteuor. to the Bank, that the Noble Lord and the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUZIL had contemplated a Loan to the amount of 30,000,000/. and that nothing was %taming but the concurrence of the Directors ;GI atTuriling the usual accommodation.. to Govern. meld, to induce the Lords of the Treasury to t.erotst in title intention. This, fact will relieve Mr. GRENFELL from the imputation of precipi i.inisc, in charging the CHANCELLOR of the Exciig. htt, on the faith of public rumour, with having in er, ,rttstto Lwoo Cato-meows, that a of 30 000,u00/. might not he without the (*lige of possibility. 'Tis true, the Ri..ht Doti. t;,nifeinan only asked an opinion, and hinted his „robes; but lie must have egregiously under -tied the perceptive powers of those whom he made iN,• modes on the financial measures of the country, he imagnitil that they were incapable, even from moinnationo, of divining tin extent of his in tent' Our readers are probably- aware that on the Loans tontracted by the Government, a certain propor non has been uniformly reserved for the advantage the Batik ol• England and other corporate bodies. When the sum so reserved amounts to a million, the Marie appropriated to the Governor and Deputy. Governor of the Beak is not less than 50.000% each. lir the conference of yesterday, Lord LIVERPOOL miressed him desire that this custom should cease, oii which we understand the Governor and Deputy- Cavernor of the Bank. who were in attendance, pleadsd the antiquity of the practice, and said that they saw no reason why it should now be infringed. T- thc• Lord LITERPOOI. replied, he saw 110 reason ally it rhould any longer continue. This determi. tostion t.f the Noble Lord might undoubtedly be touiriled in souud discretion, but souse there may he a lio would probably attribute hie sudden per crptinii of the impropriety of a practice which has existed fur a great length of time, to the diary point merit of the Treasury, in not obtaining from the Bunk on this occasion the customary acconor miniairou. Ito this may be discerned at least a I...triiiiat degree of pique between the Governmen t mid the Book, sod although we sincerely entertain a very high respect for the Directors of that great and useful estrbh►hment. we csoliot avoid ex pressing our satisfaction at finding the union, %Inch, "for the interests of this country, had too I subsisted between the Minister: and the Bunk, adered less intimate than it has been hitherto. Yesterday afternoon, about five o'clock, letters 5..11 received in town, 110110UOCiag the safe delivery the Duchess of CUMBERLAND of a Prince, aoil t, ai I,utli were doing wall. Paris Pap►rs of Tuesday but have arrived at o'sr rth..e, hut their contents are not very interesting. The Prolleebil LOUISA CUARLOTTA of NAPLES, ✓*,o was lately married to the !Atilt of SPAIN, b"1 , FRANCIS DE PAD6A, arrived at Barcelona alit ► I4ih of last month, where she was received ioh the honotris uourlly paid to Royalty, and thence t.. ducted to %dr►d. The soiltog of the grand ex - t"• non front Cadiz, which is to restore the authority • NiiilU over her revolted colonies, will, it is !HO, 34 , ;; 'ill take place certanify in the beginning of September.. The fleet will consist of 100 sail. It is spited. on the autholoy of some German Paper - s. that a very considerable ',umber of Students hate left the German Universities for ilellaud , where they pot, pose to embark for America. Several of their for nice companions have already soiled from Amster dam in the ship hope, for the same destination; The debates on M lay in the Chamber of De puties were wholly iiiii 'arresting. The Five per Cents. are 60 1. 70 c.; Book' Stock, 1,310 f. Mails from Hamhorgh and Flawders have are rived. with Papers from the former to the 28th May. and from the latter to the let instant. They contain the fallowing intelligence respeciing , th long-threatened expeditions in support of the Royal cause in Sundt Americo : BRUIPSELII, NAT 31. We lately announced that a division of the great arms• anent of Cadia was on the point of sailing fur Limn, with a ecrps of choice troops. a great quantity of Arms and officers, who are appointed to command in that part of the Spanish post•saious Vie now learn by letters from Cada, dated the I I th ado. month, that a squadron coosisling of two sail of the lire of 80 gnus, mid a frigate of 44 guns, has already sailed for Lima. This division was immediately to be fol. lowed by a second, intended to carry oat aniline( mesits to the army of General Murillo. As for the grand armament destined for Buenos Ayres, wills an army of 15,000 men, it is believed that it will be ready to put to sea io the emeallt Yesterday morning the Duke of VortlL left town fur W iffikor. The Duchess or Gt,oucErreit visited the PRINCE Recisrur yebterdity morning, and remained for 110111 P tune. Thursday evening Prince LEOPOLD left town for Claremont. Prince LEOPOLD of Salm Coburg has purchased the estate of Tallbarh. nett Coburg. In consequence of the 4cl regiment of Bucks Yeomanly Cavalry haying aysembled fur the express purpose of evorting the Earl and Countess TEM PLE: through the county. to Stowe, upon the day of their marriage, the Nla►quis of BUCKINGHAM has issued the fi7llo*ing circular lettOr t— • is Colonel the Marquis of Buckingham requests the O. tern, Ann-eonimisrioned Orterre, and Privates, of the 2.1 regiment of Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry, to accept his best thanks fur the kind expression of their attachment to him and his family, manifested in their reception of the Earl and Countess Temple upon their marriage. the Marquis of Bt►rkingham trusts that his brother Yeomen will do him the justice to believe how warmly he feels every mark of con tinued kindness euetiferred upon him by his friends and neighbours belonging to the valuable corps to which be km been so long and rimeerely attached; ■nd that they could not have expressed their sentiments or attachment is any manner an gratifying to him as by the notice whiehthey have taken of an event so warmly Weer every feeling of his heart, slid by the reception which given to his sun nod daugaier-in-law spun their The rrgioneut 01111 C U tied neat fluty at Bucktogliam the' -• - MdbelNeti • —.,. • . • • - *-c't tie .4 41%44.4. e tt l ) or .• , ease 7, oki ORIGINAL poirrnr. ON 1411 . 110 VIITWART ASSUMING Tag MVP OS MANZ. 01 HIS LA'S INAIMMAGC WITH LAS? VANS TEMPIIST. A lovely Bride ohtsitiM, and large domain, Well you assume the title to he *"ants not prosperous hems, kke ice, are IMMelilliPt iti/iiti*-- Mould the Vane slat, 0, may au napes! fellow ! ARNO. FASHIONABLE ENT BRTA INN ENTS. ninnies, Grey had a ram" assonbly on Thitrselny even. ing, at lier elegant residence in fkietnati.aqintie, which was attended by upwards of 300 persons of the lint rank, dis tinction, and fashion. . . . The Duke of Montrose will give a grand entertainment to-morrow, tow large party of distinguished personages, at his house in Grosvenor...plan. Earl and Connives Groevetior will Rives grand etitertaiii ment to a large party of distinction, ou the 17th inst. at Groseen.w.trasse. The Marquis and Marchioness of S slithery glee a superb entensionsent yesterday, al their elegant 11101111f1011 in Arling. ton siren, to the Prince Biota. The distinguished parry invited to man his Revd Hillbeirei taste..-Potsce Erlerhuls the Doke of Wellington ' Count Munson, the Ambarsurtler from elm Netherlands, theMnrquiensati Marchioness of Hen ford. Lord and lady Cast lertneh, Earl Bathurst, the Countess of W. stmeath„ Sir Wm. Keppel, Lord Cratiborne, Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, and Dr. Wellesley. The !Marchioness of Stafford opened her elegant mansion, In Clevelsnit•sqinre, ut the fashionable world, on Thttrsday evening, with a grand rout. The superb range of apart. silents, including the grand gallery and Irbrarin, were must 'petMiami, illuminated. The company present eaceeded 700 persons, incinsting his Royal Higisoese the Priure Regent to eistimerate them would be to name all the distinguished fashionable* in town. ROYAL MOVRMENTS ON THR CONTINA'NT. Contd.-04i Teal')le. - - - The Report from the Select Committee a the Howe of Commons on the Bankruptcy Court has hien print Al. It litotes, that " the Committee are of opinion that a removal of the giving* of Commis mon% of Bankrupt from Guildhall to Eurnival'a lon. would be productive of great and general incon venience ; iliey cannot, therefore, venture to re commend such removal." By a piper laid on the table of the House of Common., it appears that the issues of the Bank of England have been considerably redw•ed during the lait month. The total amount of Bonk of England now , in circulation on the 4th of May was A 26,448,850/. ; on the 11th of May. 25,774,150/. and on the 10111 25009.080/. In the short apace of a fortnight the diminution is 739,770 L A Retort to MI Order of the House of Com mons, states the total number of lunatics confined in gaols, hospitals, and lunatic asylums, in Eng. laud and %Vales, at males+, 655 ; females, 501. Of these there are only 17 in ail Wales. A return to an order of the House of Commons, states the total amount of foreign hops irniivrted into the l'urt of London, from the Ist Octobt , , 1817, to 1:4 October, 181$, at 40,433 cwt. SC qrs. and 83i lb. Nlvjor 11 , 1'1)Boworr, of the County of Galway, is raising there a ►egiment, of which lie is to he Colonel, which is to join the forces under the command of Sir 'GILLGOIL Nl'Ciacramt, in South America. ORDNANCE F.coNollY.—lt appvars froll) the °Mimic, &tit - Imes in tho• yrar 1780, when Lord l'owsstiEND held the office of Mister-General. that the aviary of his private secretary ',die late Mr. Co Wt't Nt.v) was 220/. a-year. In the time of Lord MrLr.n.%vt:, the salary of Colonel CHAPMAN, the private secretary. was 2.000/. ; iu consequence of the reconmirociation of the Committee of Finance it is reduced to the half-pay eat ablislintent of only 1,0001. per minim, with an official sue of apartments. All the Guvenirmnit State Papers, of which Mr. Bituct ii the keeper, in ad.lition to his other lucra tive appointtnents, have been moved to the house in Great ( leorge-street, former lc occupied by the Pay master-General of the l'oltiliteer troops. The old in Middle Scotland-yard, is about to be pulled down, with the arijoining houses extending to the Bunk of the Thames, by order of the Cum misaiiiiiers of the Crown Lands, for the purpose of comp:eating the piojected inspeuveinents in White hall-place. lii Wit of the ships belonging to the fliwison's Bay Company, which remit iy left the river for their selltetllollll, I.leuieumit FrtawKLYN, lute Com mander of the Tren!, in the expedition to reath the North Pole, has tykes his pas-age for the purpose of espiuring that part of America to the northward 01 'lndium's Bay. The route this officer is to take will be nearly the sante as Mut pursued by Mr. IfFsitsE, in 1770, who slated. that he reached the iota at the entraker of. Copper Mine River. Lieut. FRANKLYN will be uternatrapirrel by about five Leruireatie,i.ne of whom if 14 flUfgroll; and on their arrival at the Copper Male River, .ate to pursue such furtbet coarse as nriy 'placer prober. The Prince and Princess of Orange are daily expected rut Ghent, where every preparation making to receive the Illuetrione Guests. Her Royal Highway hay lung de aired to visit the beautiful province of Flatidere, so rich is great recollectiass—.a coweitry twigs* in Europe. His Royal Hightails the Duke of Cambridge intended to go as the beginning of this week from ilisiover to Helsel,. Luneburg, Baxtehode, &c. to review several regiineota of Serenity and cavalry. The Grand Doke sod Melvyn of Mecklenburg Strelilt are expected at Hanover, on • visit, is the begiuniog of this month. recovers ke COM. or couid be severe accident. Arrivals at the Tsvistock Hotel, Covent-garden : General DEvaltwox, accompanied by Major LYbTEIt, Captain W•TIOX, &C. The velocipede will never get into general use. Besides the ridiculous figure which the rider make., he had much better walk than ?ilk, even on the score of fatigue. Scsattortounit.—The high roads leading to this watering place, through the exertions of Major TOPHAK and the Rev. Mr. Bowes, as adjoining Magistrates, in having the roads widened, put into a better form, and the stones broken small through the different townships, a►e now ►enule►ed much more commodious than they were lately. These exertions have been seconded muck to the advan tage of the place by the plans of the Corporation of the town, which have changed the ve►y dangerous and steep hill down to she sands (which was nearly impassable before to horses not accustomed to it) by the substitution ofa new road, where the descent is very gradual and safe. EPSOM RACIEs.—So much are these races falling off in their attendance. from the twineu of the course and the distance of accommodation, that it is imagined they will he given up at the death of the Earl of Decay. How chariot, are they now Prow the days of 011.E.1.L1C and Eclipse! The Toay.—The Laird, who is The favourite horse still fur the St. Leger Stakes at Doncaster, has not vet been taken from his own stables, or had any public trial of his speed ; so that the CODfi.• deuce on him is placed entirely on his appearance, and on the reports from his own home. To the eye he is a very line horse, but there are some who think he will not be the favourite at erring. There is tin subject which falls oft so completely as the entry and the final contest fur a race. Thiity horses Shull perhaps be named, and .five actually start at last; and befove the conclusion of the amusement, the trainers become so well acquainted with the chances they have, that at the end of the sport hardly more than two horses are found to be suited sgaiso.t each other. Lord GRANTHAM . ' Yeomanry Hussars have gone through their week's tzerci.e at York, and were much approved of by Sir JOHN Prsiu. 111 the course of their stay they gave a hall, at which the Mines MARK/lASI. thlOglitera of the Archdeacon, were the leading beauties. In honour, likewise, of the occasion, the Dean of YORK gave a ball—‘but we are sorry to lees', frog► on attack, of Out, he was not able to dance. • The Loan CHANCELLOR and his Honour. the VICE.CHANCELLOR will int in their respective Courts, at Liamlies lon, oil Tuemlay next, the Bth instant, bti..it the first sittings after the holidays. The Loan CnaactLLoa hear motions. We usiiterinand that Mr. EDW. WohmtsLEY, the gruileuntn oho liar siffiehited for lowly %•rnn so onoonoist-clerk of the Louie Committees, 114 R heen appointed Clerk of the inisrOula of the (lose o f lonia, in the roots of the hite Emir Lab PsaltAit, E t q . • • • Bilrtib4r. Yesterday being the Anniversary of his Majesty!' Birth-day, it was ohs'erved us-iisusl, with every de. Monstration.of rejoicing% the mortiing bring ushered in with a getii.ral ringing of hells, and the flit" play of colour,' from the ateepies uf the different chinches, public buildings, &n... The King's, the Queen's, and the tilt-yard guftido, mounted duty in white pines, &v. The band preceded thou in their rotate uniforms*. At inis n'clock the caii;inii in Park, the Tower, discharged nllOlll,l- soot sal u te. In the course of the day, the turn employed . 10 Fire Insurance Offieeii. 'and. (niter Politic Offiettio paraded the streets in new clothing. preceded by bands of music, preying national airs, &c. In the afternoon Mr. Fidler, toe contractor for bait:ling mail coaches, gave his annual sump tuous entertainment at Milbank, to the different furnishers of moil match horses, &c. It rots arranged that the different nisi, coaches should start neoly decorated. At live o'clock the drivers and guards, in the►r new clotLes,'Were ss •ewbled on. a grabs plat. where they drank the of , endearing rang . Mw MACAIILEY, accompanied by MOS A. Scot on the•piano.forte. executed with great taste and sweetness—the difficulty of writing, very is.. niorausly exemplified in . the first attempt of a collegien to compose a unmet on his mire• tree—various imitations of different characters, and a dialogue between a country rusouger and, a provincial actress, explanatory of the " Alas" mode of management pursued at • certain theatre, where one performer undertakes to stilton* tie scenic world me kis own shoulders, where all other stars are dimmed or obscured to augment the brightness of the one great luminary. and where authors are told there is only room for one cha racter of interest or importance within the scope of a play.. This novel sorter system, happily and lough ably described iu all its curious particulars. seemed well understood by the audience, and was hailed with peals of applause. The second part com menced with a poetical description of the angle, progress, and influence of the Tragic Muse, rat ioned by some pretty tributary limn to the talent of Mrs. SUMO'S. Miss MACAULST then recited the addresses of Queen Katharine to irolsey and the King, from the covet scene in Kiag !Jersey VIII. and alvirres last speech to Pizarro, with exceeding dignity, spirit, . and energy, cud produced a powerful impression. The interval between, the second and third part . was a little too protracted, hot this slight demniad. on she patience of she compauy was amply over paid by the comic descriptions. and humorous . and excellent imitations which composed the latter. It is entitled Le Petit Sowper, and in.the course of it the versatile occupant of the stage .successively assumes the cliaracteristic manners end dialects of the whole party. Ale. Hition, a rich elieesemonger 4 of Yorkshire original, and his wife ; Mr. APlntos/s, ti Scotch author; Captain trShanglineuey. an Irish son of Pleptuite; Miss Beeesjera, a timid amiable girt. and Miss Fuddle, a testy old maid. Two songs in the characters of the two latter were mach 1411. &moiled, as well as Auld keg syne, in that of Al`lelosh. The I V1.10.e cum:lotted with an 'pi. logos and - appropriate address. which touched on and - undertaking, Yealrrilej belnkthe birth-day of him 'Nest', bliu nu the earliest iutrodurtlon•of llos licitorh flprium -nf Klossalno r cs tended lo it iric paiciiospi Sod cupport, No thilarcir liAlosig iuir in She Schwas ion ni Ihe a ctreSysteaa 14i tier Mtivopult, insellied at Idighbory i ' Facers. Al lealf.p3.t nine o'clock flip chtlilraii; serf ,000 iu nurtlM r, w. re sti on ili, rood, with banners and F,u*c ell" 7116 re boor 111 one o'clock, li. y were ifkolifal* ricgalc,l sill, 600,, hir. etlitP• &C. It Imelam been diseuversel Oast no room 1144 capable of boldinc 11W immenat savesubbige of chilarro 004 visitor.. a glorious lento••rary pl4ll l / 1 111 ism. clot roil. r Unite marquee in a Ike e9r.ro , Mg !Kiel children crirC eXllll:tt4.4 ; 101114 010 piletRIIII• OW r'hildteu mud lwhiud ibrotibq 'ell Tug .1/nlaa.ciA get I'S I plocril sseegstforilliiitOl •4./tratir Fetres. Ai I.l:aties uf tjont 044" acroeopt*leil ty I 'I ladies • mew, wire k orlec ti. s e4 its. of the Royal Doke*. .* GREAT PEDESTRIAN U earArnot Crisp, the eele/iralledNerfo:k redeitriai; *be on reeo l io i failed is his late Dover titirb, is niatelieti aesrn kidder sic potroaage of Captain Wirclay, to walk from' Ipikersteli to London, and retunt *am for 18 anewrinive 8•119, holm • distance of 89 mile, frail Wl* eabaPr/ + ll dreb ft) Itrot Mb- The waiter was made gimlet M Tottarcill'o, and al doe Ca,' ie lan, Mourlield's, in. the preoeuee of the cha m pio n ci;bb, mad many sporting gentlemen, for Isof. sod Cri4; withatanding his smote too through his him faitinie,'Sa• again censored 2U. of his aro: money; 1k vii ointment* his arduous undertaking from the Aaintrars 114 t trovielt, Louden, a u Thursday, the Ihtitsui, foe Londe, tour wager must be decided at 12 o'clock taaightirecidtly. On Saturday ae'nniglit Twustas JENTON6S, the celebrated pedestrian, ran eightelqi swilet;'un the turnpike road hetweiii Downhill') - Marlliet end Den ver, in two hours and three minutes., Jmniediteteiv after this extraordinary performanee he wooed har•. undertaken to run two nt!lii in teWrnitiotes. • • fincti.issi...-It does 'nut augur - well for (Miter wresting the championship of behind from Don nelly, if he couldbe an hoUr and fru niiiiutem lot beating an untutored Black, who had the way from London to lepsoni to light hula. But we belte.ve the iaree toeckitt tells with all titeifirl:t4 ing men in thoe—" 'keeps a public-house." QUEEpItIBERIT APPE•La.-10 ionietin,ock. of the death of the Duke of I.!tixt.wciii, the*, ail peals could not •be proceeded in until, bait r revived, which is now done, mud the tilsoase . el La./is will give juthensent thereon ttithout delity, • Within the last three ‘vrelsa..f.rtsr bootee!' in the neighbourhood of kevesby, Lnieolnilure, leite betel feloniously entered, and a large go .ui liorti.l and other things stolen thereout, Onei,f t h e houtes phindered belonged to an in! uatrisii4 oat who had lately purrhased it ,p . the villaiti.ot actually tore the title deeds intoshreda lei the tier belonging to his house. • . On Wednesday last, as Alra,tlSWeoli, grog n, of • was returuing boiet front Boston unfortunately 'limo,. Tattitaltrol ileithie.bar. whieli instantly expired. Ita'' childioni to lausesib I w % iks fur the kiln expression at spew svtarnmenz w "um his family,manifested in their reception of the Earl anti The Military Surgeons say, "so one recovers miss Temple span their marriage. the Marquis of arms" so well Si his Royal Highness the Duke kingham Irian that his hrolber Yeomen will do him the of You : lie seems to do it as if by word of corn- ice to believe how warmly he feels every mark of con- mend. lest kindness coaferred upon bins by his friends and CHANDOS LEIGH, Esq. eldest son of L. 11. ;blown belonging lu the estushie corps to winch be has is so tang and iiiieerely stticbeil; and that they could L.gtaa, of Stoiseleigh Abbey, Esq. will in a few have expensed their sentiments of attachment is any clap lead to the hymeneal alt a r mi.. W lL Lgy. e m,„t tier so gratifying to him as by the police whichthey hove daughter of the Rev. W. WILLES, of Astrop, is/ 11 of ru evtiii so warmly affecting every feeling of his the county of Northampton. rt, and by the reception which they have given to his son daughter-in-law limns their marriage." IViteilever discussions or itiquisitions are entered e regiment concluded their ring days isernia. into oil the subject of Books, be they public or pri- ,t duty at Buckingham on Satiirtlay lust. On vote, mischief and distract always ensue. It re- :24th they were reviewed lit Stowe Park ; and *enables the Idiotic of • din s which, like the wow- colours were preseuteeto the restrain - by the belt, meareliteresittifirrt - V! '. • I titres Teuiple. The Lord Bishop of CIffESTER is recovering, as rite Report from the Select Committee of the speedily or couid be expected, from the effect of wf Cnnsmnna on the liaiikruutcv Court has his late severe accident. SPOIITING 13/IMAM.' Tlvi, • P r ivity R•ger k t - Will visit 10:Utiott:11:It lb:* summer. The galftriltNliiintivsl, Air E— tome time sip .goisW flll7l of motley tuly•ceivet.iv twfurp.9 mop, t''% every temple Isis• (triphosi•ii leliontsl go qt sea. within s husked rime._ ,nft.proixoell visit of I , i* Roysl7 klitattnesi Io Perttliumath. N ,leiteiy ti maks floe it brut barrio fur hi* Larditties, !Hit the ssilsoe-. A t e di n i r .l is lio sdaspresid to let histalstra BRITISIt AND 1 7 0,11EICS *Jjoot Socigry. 1 I .\ , s i 1( • (I 1 1 J 1 1 Ring's,healtli scull .tlii•e cheers. Soon after tl l ey , were ;Mom!. and lohluel -them ibrot-th e to.l.ea. ti g4 Gnolle sea, if, minsher 4,60 e, were %coed Tsar thitee.qt grave i . etartrtfi In the itstitsl loTneetision. The annual exhibition attracted a great- owns- s h i :: w i • l i ': e l' .. l l7;: n i i " ,o l : i a a h ',, e i n i i i r ;; .,.. 7 . l ;i n t 1 ::; c if ." . ' 3 1 , 7c ri 1 . 9 4 / . 4l y r 4ir e r it , 4 " l D Wage of the first .judgea *I horses; ttmonK ill':l . ."' one tr'enek Owl' ltnetd r 'chocolat , . the hak e' o f Vole/tor • were Sir Henry Peyton, the Henry Coaipliallv an d dames look their mats on the ( tneforni ; e.frolopsoleif Is' die r Mr. Cove Brown, of Leicester, who wee liortotered lilteemeds, Mileposts. *cod, M.P. owl. s.•sei.4 buttes el' 1 ' with the eons motels of the-King eflikeigfitt i letWeillete• /1104)tertims. matt 1109steier:es team akewctsilalopia. ... 1 English helves for bit Majesty. 'f' litnte t P a l i. rear of Tktr i tl ) se u tl e a g y 4 'kr shi . c i t 'l l ptinyed ra . i Fer:i ri t tik: tsc b ra t i; . ettlurly *dinned yeaterday were the grey' id the ctincled-11, a draft of c.ril , A inn the 'Der.nich Mill liefassel 1 Dover, she Owe iiiii ain the Portsmouth, and the read IletTrai verses and Aspires f ee , mg, ow e N o .jk ati t h . I odd horses in the Gloucester, coaches, as well as went. The questiinis wish erne Matto tend, mil 1110, nishiso , their new harness, which was of superior menu- mor melanin of any partial's.• tint. were ....o.n . etedl -amb i ! facture. astonisiiiise quick...m.4 very curvet*. AtO•th* draft sr( girls were then limelight .rd the yjatforet, mod eresiti from I The procession proceeded, as nano!. through St. die-testis,,. with mach slegait 7 re. Othria Write 'brit heatight i • James's Park, and halted at the Queen's Piave, isp, olio ciiihei•ed extempstioneentely Midi great coneeinesi. I Carlton -lrouse, &c. on their way to the Post-Ofiice. Tiny then elliihded several beentifol pyre-miens of NI efti w. In the evening the Italian Opera-house. the work, plain and Georedl, WOK osedystils. ate. • The hork„ iit Thentrra 111•-ssis. France and Ilaiittug Gilbert, elapses, were then.briiii4ht op, MO exhilritc.! in .a omits! , , way with the golf., sod with /OW atoridirewoo. The exam.. and others of the Royal tradesmen; I:inculpated nation being concluded. the children of the Jewish School their hawks. tang a Hebrew hymn in a very imparriaive:euuterr. The i --- whole of the children „Oen pAtic, its, testi err.) eel f , t)145 4 hymn to the tune of " God rice tke Meg," floe bond scram. MISS 111.4CALIL AY. PanYing them. ' - '...' The Itesolsolinels were then moved!. They 'refitted Pr Thank. to the King aml to the Prime Ragent, Perla, Worst Mien MACAULEY gave her second literary and support and patronage which hi. Nbi t raty olf.traed to - tlek . musics' regalio, called " The Shantrock," last Institution on its first being sin on !Oat, ; sto ttlo6, 5. 14 (1 to t h e \ night, M the concert-room, King's 'Theatre. which Psince Rereut, for his continuing t u ttleport . f)r. LI DeFil, in an able • the`Thiatts'pf ih•! we have greed pleasure ill stating, was well and me , t .. - • lc - iwerth glib - 0 A gto their Royal iglsuestes 1 ckes .if IC. at an d fashionably attended. If the case which this s um ,,. .. Lolly tits laid before the public, and we are not Aid. rman WOOD vecouded tinseintlitilifi, which weepterwil swore it has been contradicted, be correct in with acclamations. . • ... t ... . ~• its circumetances, her claims on the patronage Tl a ie na Do h kj b id' K cwt., iii r repinijattlisekt on tieliatinf hin t s, and protection of a British public are peculiarly stir r idt he hail m oi l t ber ',Zthat ea: i r t ed t.Z e rit tiel"*. ili se t strong. Ca lled from another island to contribute . Dnkes of Kent and Shure) *ad a ir's 'Hely. I, ,uhet to the support of one of our great theatres— bad bet done their daly iii.lsidronleillie•lniolf `qramitsor ungenerotialy end unjustly (according to her state- • so 'sadiron au lostitution ...lie joip_srirl silt', -society mein) thwarted sod embarrassed in ever? effort to ou itie same grzi r ri e d• W a i s i li t is !littll .. l2Mqr ii . ii ...... t ?.. .cf b rkfte s e etiable.a London audience to form a - fair judg. . f ' o t s ' o h e 4 d ll . 4 l ,:,.." l tio r n ~,t • h el it hih h iel L i S :Z.l f ":rl lP • at* -qv pia . in o At . went of her pesters—and endeavoured, after so l and eft there chddreu at full liberty 'Pite velem', Hui mod. iinfoir a .trial of her harsh', to be consigned enter tenet which ante par sets wistful 1tc..1 alsotild, , How to unmerited neglect and obscurity. From 'such Royal Highness concimlrd an . able speech, by Lennie that a decision, so pronounced, nits. MACAULEr now they wells' subscribe liberally. • ite Th iy e p Me .t e fi t o in k g u t r h a en p a i I ; l i n ti s t i . tri l es d f, i Ln er d t h e. it. c li bii b .i m iT i o hriin isnowil pro i : makes her single appeal to the unbiassed and disinterested lodgment of Out public' which never ?idea for Mem. In the *Prints*. tits Fr7cti.:sastil Patrons , . Lila to hestarim Wattage ea onftiended merit. i so the SMiety dime teptithee as the carne I derr; hid Pelieekocil li •e!iiti r ) foildfi."' tv wee lee 40011 wade; j nerd 'Highness ;be , ._ollllllll,fit ininf 111. Aw "air— , ,r in a stranger and a female." the entertainiartit • • hit liel'ilmorY. " 4 •1 4 1 4 0" -11, tmenna Sete 5010 fwelin.Pe•- • is divided into dere parts. Tire first consigns of the fesaiew viatity. ' Gcatleenee. passed ilk goosing to high poinri• Ti.. collect' made at the Meeting aini at die lotroductiou—ressous for the underiekiag (already di oom . amunneed to a renshlesalste dom. • Waited at) —.Prologue—lrish Melody, " Believe The forms of Highbory, lefitioun,.e.4 ether Warm, were ' tae, if all those endearing yottirg charms," which in • errat beetle the whole of the Jay, its order to get a APlatosh. The whole cow:tutted with sit 'pis o f r k k i'' i i %stt.-r5..5.., ....itico.oo.iire, was returning — bi .. a . r. • logos and an appropriate address, which touched on from Boston market, he was unfortunately 'lime,. ' - the arduousness and difficulties of the undertaking, from his horse at Tettetsliall ittidee.l3itr, by witi f t. . • and the necessity which proinpted, and solicited an he dislocated his neck, and instantly expatd. Ivos- • l . increase of hito...er mod support, `which we sincerely ing a widow sod' several small childteu to leutesib .• ~ hope Miss MALeAUL&T way experience, and to his. untimely loss. • . a '. I which we think she is entitled. 'Yesterday se'nniglit the Boston mail anal *se -• overturned betweeu Peterborough and Stkl . uni,, p t vil • The Sub-Couunittee of Drury-lane Thestril end We are sorry to Wild that one of the pseike. Pict s Mr. S. Ksmill.s. the Manors. base faired. his anb broken sl9d :mother his shoulstet trmilksiste.l. Mr. COLMAN hawing parted with his Inters/4 in ' Thb cinching* and guard, wkixellive. :slaw& .art•i• -' : - the Haymarket Theatre, it is said so effort will ho l 4, To skit the accident was eitiWg we Mese uel . . . be made to induce him to undertake the saimage- b ear d. . .- . . anent of Drury-lone. . . Sit, e as.bosits, whatever ilitilliltriCtlailitis 1‘...A. •••• .. I The extremely beautiful service of chins, which seem to, supersede every thing; twirlits . _ to o.i• . his Majesty the !Lug of Paussis has caused kg he , mem* of passengers and leargeowsdriej: we br a., : . hw .s. 7 mintafsctiored in the Pmeelsin Manefactory at Brr- mettle of presenting that:fordo , . anal r• tin, nod which he intends as a Ramat to the Peke a dosic nison hes er i f h rb er nt op bei * . . t. avefibaded • is Abe' tair . t i wv of WaLkinarox s is new finished; • . , • , , -• . V 6 • : °. . 4 . .. ~ . ...d _ ... _ . _ --- • - .. .. • •• •—• • ~ • - . I . • ,•,._ _ • __ , .. , ~_,