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I I~ f F i i I~ for the espaneleit of useful knowledge, and the furtherance of &sinus, Intended only for the general happiness and prus. peen! of Ili. country al later; and it is more particularly .st .1 time the present, when institutsmas suds a• these strowid, as it were, recetve .t fresh impetus. mail put forth re". wed mercies; a time, when, from the heist , pressure of weals inmate, dented sad protracted warfare, Fr are happily Restos di Ina state or profound, aisd, it may be hoped, petula nt tit - . .Ifier making several other very appropriale remark, on the nom. rod she nbiseis of the Society, as well we paying 'MIMI' .111 turned wed Ilerile.l europlimmis to ihe Viet-Per. •01. 11I' , said the other lereebers, the Noble Marquis ass down. Th. bohle Lord's address was received with the must eta hoisialed applause; slid 'mem Member iiperienred high gratiecation in haring she Society plena coder the direc tion of one in whom are combined high rank, melnent coil every valuable requisite. Since the last Meeting two ' , entwine hail oreoreed in the list of Vice Prendeuts, by the deaths of tym Dyke and i v . !teethe, B.qa. and J. Webhr Weston, Eteq. anal Sir W. ockburn 831 i. were momentously ekcird to ill ailsa hems. The office of Secretary having been declared lemma., by the resignation of Mr. Maoris, Me. B. Lye was moon 'namely elected to that oflke, oti the sootier et Sir J. W. &Mlle, Bert. seconded by C Gordis. Grity,‘Eaq.—[Mr. Wingrove had lereviimily withdrawn his pretensions; Gutting that the denies required 'maid be incompatible with his uebee.pnblit *m entions ] A sew and very innpunant Committee was Ginned, deno minated lhe Committee of Finance, to Se coloitolett by she following cent lemen—Dr. Wilk MOM Rev. A ir. Mapletuft, and Win. Illownes, Esq. Afire the different reinters hod been read, /cities received fiom ilifferrot 1111111111111011 were presented *to thesuciesy.. Thu more uurre.ling were 11w following : A inter f.iiin the Alaimits of Laninlowii, aanounebeg his dooming' of meg Airinfrad t rines A It 'kr from a 31r.Tnylor, near Buirgay,containfeigtorne 'ray ingenious olniereatinos un the Pear Essay, lately pals. (~heal in the Tranraetions of the Society, am Diseases of Wheat, by she Rev. Mr Huhlyis.—The Mr. Hut/lye's lteply hi the 1111111 P —Referrni to the cuusideratiou of the Com mitt. of Agricii:t tire. A liner tram the lbw. Mr Wilkie% of Cirencester, ac csimpanieel wills some specimen* of wheat he bad collected in Switzerland, and of WIIIO/ Ole 600 bread sa made, being the tril icor' apella of Liminess. A letter Mom Mr. Foge, on salt, recommending a pre. minus on semis with respect to its one in agriculture; and euticiog, that fur such purposes, salt still leper a tax of 51. per tun, whilst in the class mesterei-sorer' it was Daly 304. A I. tier from Mr. %tills, on the Poor. A letter, *bleb excited comisolrralele interest, from Sir T. Tyrwhin, particularising tapes irnents he had niece...fully made in the must elevated parts of Dirisnuor, in the coin vainen or flax. The Bedfurdeau silver medal of 'the Society was unanimously voted to the Honourable Baronet; and the Patrols of the Society, the Prince 'Regret's premium of a purer of plate. of the value of fifty *mores, to the pet son Wllll, 111 the year IEII9, shall must successfully cultivate tin Dart mum the greatest member of acres, rot less tlaaai twenty, wills fax. Ploughing Matches are to be extended to the vicinities of Rath, Itch' err, Axb.udgr, and the Gloucestershire side 'of and the pc. mums are fur the future to be gins to the ploughmen, tualrsd of to the owners. The following Gentleinen were appointed the Committee to arrange the above, vie. J. Boswell ; T. Batlward, seal J. Auckland, Esqrs. 11( matches for the Mere will be cis the ground whale Ilse Summer ploughing match takes place; sad pee -111111011 given to each method of Acute', fumed ur length way. CATTLE YARD. Fr- en the very liberal premiums offend ibis ywar for ON exhibition of live siock, the chew was the greatest eve, brown in this city, anal far exceeded any ether, whether Musete plated as lo number, or to beset, of stock. The offspring of a Java bell said Isle of Wight row (sent by the Duke of Somerset), excited considerable anciation, from the delicacy and beauty of its symmetry. heiog nine muisi h• The iollowitag Gentlemen were appusiitid Judges : Mr. C. Webb Hall, Mr Robert Juliffe, Sir. Thomas Lunch, Mr. .l..hn Blackborne, and Mr. Richard Bruuke; anal their ad judical lONS were 0 follow :.•• Cretinism or2ol. its Mr. Browse, Willey Fans, Hinlepill, near Bridgewater; fur the best fat Devonshire ux. Pri•mieene of 151 to Sir. John Price, of Ryall, WUrceider slow, as breeder said feeder of the 2,1-beat fat ox y Here fordohlae. Premium of 1101. to Mr Price, of Ryall, as breeder said feeder of the best fat steer; Herefordshire. l'irmium of IS/. so Mr. J. Walker, of Westington, as ',renter mod feeder of the best fat cow ; Herefordshire. _ _ Premium of 101. toMr,J.yriee, of 141;11, us breeder of the best fat 6riler ; Herefordshire. Sir N. Holthouse. , premium of 20 goittesi. to Mr. ilrelker, 1111 , mill:tots, fora 3.year old Herefordshire bull, a 3.year uld cow, and a calf, il;eis Premium, of 101. for a Herefordotort heifer, 3-year old ; mime not g.ren. Duuuh• of fst to Mr. Hughes, Ssltbrop, Wilts, fur a 3.year tierefortlshote heart. &not) of 3/. hi Mr. Nichols, of Cirenceiter, as the owner of .1 steer of runsiilrrnble omit. Pi. 111111 m of 61. to 31r. J. Price, as breeder and feetler of the Kral fat ',ether. Buttiity of 31. to the owner of nine fat nether• ex h i bit e d a ., extra stock, from their possessing great Mira. Bounty of 31. to Mr. C Addeo), Moor.hionse, near Bridge water. fur considerable merit in • while pi:. The Joidges conclude their Report in the following Min tier:—Nee cannot conclude Ibis udjudietiion situ report, itelout siacerely congratulating the Society sips the very sew ethic effect which the eat...lsola of the premionis tin live stuck his aficsily produced uo the Exhibition of this ou tlast Meeting, which errtaittly surpasses any former efforts displayed towards the improvement and perfection of the breed of castle and sheep, and which sissy he comairuded as an earliest of still 'realer improvetneot. The conipauy dined ',piker each duty at the White Hail; and the Members assembled far exceeded those on firmer ewes ; 140 hawing dined there in the prin cipal 'Tuesday. FOREIGN INThLLIGENCE. DUTCH AND HANIBURGH MAILS. 11RUiSk.I.S, Di:CENSER 12. They write from the French frontiers, that the Duke of ktigouleme, in his late visit to the depart giants of the North, every where expressed himself in w very liberal manner, and frequently repeated, in the c a m e or the King, that there should be Duly cme namely . . that whivh was inclined to the Kin g , Th e Ch a rter, and Constitutional Freedom. On the sea coasts hr more than uur•e ilrelarvil, that the Government would neglect nuthutg to restore ihe 1111:16Ile and conduerc e; end lie assured the ma uuf,orusers, that the impor i . at ion of prohibited goods 'rookd be guarded against with the greatest vigilance. tt.lQt,•E , DF.cxxxxs 13. The small pox still commit I ne w ""g re • 1 " he center of the 1:17.1 mouth Yu "ergo" hate (lied of it here. It has abo appeared at 4 )miewater, and ether placer. It i. thought 110 1 it was cunt notion sted to those pieces by a soldier oho had the intectitm. %Viola emigrations ere every where tak.;"g place I. ttieigti ettuittrie!., many prr►ous, ant turn wh o l e families, froin serious pints of the N..ther gi) to try then fortune in nor culoniett io the Edit and 1% rat Indira. and to be there blot, ~b e "' t{seir native country. Many such will ensbur► "aft the exiteilitien whit It is shortly to bail. How ever useful this tray be to the urt..tlier coutit.r} and It to the colonies, people may improve their condition. even in their owes conntry. by colonisrtion, and find a better fortune. We allude to the sisterly heist-. ing colony of Frederickourd, where r short time ago only barren fields were to be seen ; those who gb th►ther err nut exposed to tedious, dangerous, expensive, sued fatiguing voyages, to elangernus dir eases in foreign climates, to which they are accus tomed. According to all appearance, this example will shortly be succeeded by other similar attempts. —(Lerch Pepers, Ike. 16.) Braum, DRCEMSIIII 8. From the Ist January nest ;Isere will appear here a political Gazette, which will be edited by a distinguished Statesman. Lieutenant-General Count Ziethen, who com manded the Prussian corps of the Army of °lvo pinion for the last three yews, to the perfect satis faction of his Sovereign, has been called to Berlin to await his farther destination. He retains for the present hip fall pay, together with all the emolu ments attached to his military rank, and, as a mark of his Majesty's approbation, an annual augmn►- tation of 3,000 dollars. According to accounts received to-day the arrival of the Prince Chancellor 111 deferred till the 14th. Count Berstdorlf is expected about the 18th. iTUTGARD. DECEMBER 1. The embassy to Romr, to treat of the relations of the Catholic Church, of the Pro,ertant Princes, will depart its a few weeks. The President, Von Schu►x.(irulleuburg is appointed to that post. The new orgsonsation of the Promos' Ba►lliwicks is to be published by the Ist January, and be then immediately carried into effect. We expect the► that a new assembly of the States will be called to gether. H►s Royal Highness the Duke of Glou cester returns by way of Frankfort and Pans to Loudon. tIANOVEN DEMOB S& 8! ft is said that lwr Msjr►ty the late Queen has bequeathed jewels to a great monist to the Home of Brunswick. It is also *toted that these, and the jewels bequeathed by her Majesty to the Crown of Hanover, are thope which, as we leant, her Majesty teceived upon her marriage from the above two reigning Huo►rs. The Assembly of the States is deliberating on the abolition of the torture. JrTLAND, DEMMER 7. A Spanish transport. with ainiut 400 Russians ou hssrd. belongiog to the three last frigates given by Rossi. to Spain. is stranded near Skagen. The people are saved with the exception of two officers and six wen. WARSAW, D6CFMOZIL 3. Prince Constantine arrived here this snorning. The last fair here, which ended a few days since, has turned out well, a great deal of business being done. We expect shortly the Russian troops from France ; necessary measures are taking to collect provisions for tligus iu the kingdom. COPENHAGEN, cizcsirega 8. The weather is still so mild that many flowers growing in the open air are in blossom. Wail Mowers, pinks. surieulas, and megniunette, are in blossom, again. Oats that were sown in August are in ear now in December. The Counsellor of State, Berated. J.U.D. has just published a work in German, called " Os the Fundamental Principles of Criminal Legislation, oath a Preface by the Author, from ►he Danish."— ( flanibargh Papers to the 13th December.) Exchange on London — December 11-32. 3.; 32. 8. 11-32. 9.; 33. 1. PARIS PAPERS. PARIs. DECEMBER 16. Yesterday the King heard mass in his apartments. Ilia Majesty ori nine,' better, and breakfasted this morning with his family. At one o'clock he re ceived the Ambassadors. The :4 upprrsion of the of f ice of Receivers-Gene►al is talked of. It is said that the organization of the National Guard is next year to undergo considera ble modifications. The number of thole who com pose it will he reduced, and only citizens in easy circumstances will he culled to enter into the ser vice. Al cording to this arrangenictit there will be only two battalions, instead of four, to every Le gion ; and the loots of service for the National Guard will he reduced to two, the l'huilleries and the Prefecture. They write from Boulogne, the WI November, that the herring lialirry hav totally failrd ; that fish having dibappriortl from the coma. We ate savored that the new Prnuisit Conatitu tiou will be •peedtly published. _ DECEMBER 17. The King yesterday heard Muss in the Chapel of the Palace. He afterwards received her Serene Flightiest. the Duchess Dowager of Orleans. Ills Majesty transacted businesa with the Duke de Richelieu. Thos Chamber of Peers will assemble on Sa turday next. to that Sitting the Commission clanged with preparing the address to the King will make their Report. Active exertions ere making in the Ministry of Finance relative to the execution of the 10►td Ar t►cle of the Law of Finance of the lith May, 11118. wh►ch enacts, that the definitive regulation of the previous budgets shall in future be the object of a particular law, to be proposed to the Chambers lielore the presentation ul the annual Law of Ft. natter. General Count dr Lobsu, comprised in the is court list of the Y4th of July, has arrived in Paris. MNI. Renaud HIM Clltva - Ilier, vinare of the Biblsotheque Histurique. were arrested ou Tuesday last. His Excellency Sahel) Coolant Muideem Vekil, or Ambassador of his Highness the Nabob of Itednure, accompanied by hi• Secretory, Meer Saheb, his physician, Mr. Ramsay, and a nu 'herons suite, departed un the 6th of this month from the Lazaretto of Marseilles, provided with letters of recut iiiii eatt!stion from the Viceroy of Egypt. Ile was received at the gate of the Lazaretto by Angelo lascsris, the Viceroy's agent at Marseilles, who provided him with lodgings at his liottse. On the Sunday following his Excellency visited the botanical garden, where lie recognised with pleasure several plants of his Liaise country. He appeared ni the evening at the THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY, Duzusat 2!, 1818. We have received Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday. The Kula has so far recovered from his recent attack of the gout, that his MAJESTY was able on Wednesday last to attend the celebra tion of divine service, as usual, tu the Chapel of the Palace. The Chamber of the Deputies has been occupied during Tuesiiay and Wednesday in veri fying elections, and in choosing five candidates for the Presidency of the Chamber, who are to be pre sented to the KING for his selection of one to 611 that high office. The five Members chosen are, iii the order of their election, MM. RAYEZ, Da SEISE, the Count D'Auutea, the Count Du- Force, and M. PLANELLI DE LAVALETTE. The Address of the Peers to the KING, in reply to his MASISTY's Speech, will be presented on Satur day to the Chamber by the Committee who have been appointed to prepare it. The nomination of • Committee by the Deputies for a similar purpose has been hitherto postponed, in consequence of the length of time occupied by the preliminary busi ness of the Chamber. The nomination of the Com mittee will be made ias the Bureaux, and it is thought that on Friday the Chamber will be en abled to take the Address into its consideration. On that occasion the contending parties will probably make a display of their relative strength. The Ultra-Royalists, those monopolizers of loy alty and purity, affect, in the political Iticubratimis they transmit to their Journals in this country, to entertain elevated hopes of again wielding the rod of authority. The" fancy that in the Kt ma's mark ed reprobation of the violent revolutionary principles that overthrew the throne, and are supposed still to endanger its security. an intention is implied on the part of his MAJESTY of taking their faction @gain into favour; but they strangely forget that the KING'S Speech is the production of his Ministers, and consequently that the selitiments expressed in it canuot be attributed individually to the Monarch. The intelligence from Span► communicated by thaw Papers, although containing nothing to con firm the rumours lately circulated in the City re specting a violent political commotion in Ni 101641, is yet extremely interesting. It appears that large bodies of armed men traverse some of tlw pro vinces, denying the KING's authority, acid levy jog rations on Iris subjects. These men are re presented a rubbers, hut they . are more formi dable, from the circuinstance of their having been soldiers, driven from their colours by the dread of being compelled to engage iii the forloru hope of an America.. expedition. How contemptibly im becile the Goveriiment must be which finds itself ' unable, though po•>cs+ed of a considerable military force within the kingdom, to prevent such excesses. It requires no great extent of political fol. sight to pronounce that it must already totter on the brink ' of ruin. These bands of military refugees, although they may for the present moment content theinst lees with extorting the means of existence from the weakness of individuals, yet as they form • nucleus to which every enterprising or desperate character in the country will readily attach himself, they will soon cease, as their ►trength increases, to regard themselves as petty plunderers. Conscious of the imbecility of the Government, they will lend them. selves to any design against the State, in which they will at the same time perceive the means of gratifying their revenge, their avarice, their patriotism, and their ambition. The force long destined fur South America will probably be soon employed in a domestic warfare, lint less destructive than that for which it was ori ginally equipped. The gloomy horrors of • civil war cannot he contemplated without pain and sorrow, but should it succeed in terminat ing the present system of government in Spain, and in utterly destroying the Inquisition, humanity will eventually have cause to rejoice in the struggle. The French Five per Cents. closed on Wednes day at 63 1. and Batik Stock •t 1,500 f. The Drake. 16, Captain SHIFFNER, arrived at Portsmouth oil Saturday afternoon, from St. John's, Newfoundland : left the Island on the 26th tilt.— No news. The Si► &mei, Drake, Captain Bow- KEA (bearing the flag of Sir CHARLES HAMILTON, Bari.) was stripping :—the Tamar, Hon. Captain J. GORDON ; and Carnation, Lieut. GLAMICOCII, acting, were also to winter there. Captain ToßEit, late of the Tamar, came home in the Drake. On Thursday the Redwing, I 8, Capt. HUNN, sail ed with Mails for St. Helena, the Cape, the Mauri tius, Trincomalee, and Bengal. Dr. and Mrs. WOOLNOUGH, for the Naval Hospital et the Cape of Good Hope, went out passengers by her. Neither Mr. ARBUTHNOT nor Mr. ELLIS are gone out. The greatest activity is exercised by the selfish patrons of the Agricultural Petition, for raising the price of bread, to carry that mischievous measure. To the several counties and districts in which it has obtained a numerous list of subscribers among some mercenary farmers, land occupiers, and other persons interested in its success, we have to add Anglesey and Pembrokeshire. To this host we are happy in being able to oppose the senti ments and opinions of the Bath and West of England Society, as expressed at their late Meet ing, a report of which is given in our preceding columns. Madrid Gazettes have arrived to the 30th of November. They contain a &match of the September from the Viceroy of MEXICO, with an enclosure from General BALSANO Y LINA, dated the 24th August. The bitter stater, that he had brliteti and pat to flight a body of rebels at Pico, near Puebla, with the him. of 113 killed. By thus defeat the communication had been again opened between the capital and Vera Crux. A Treasury Journal contradicts the reports in circulation of the Intended retirement of Lord MELVILLE from the Admiralty, and the removal of Sir H. LOWE from the government of St. Helena, On Friday arrived at Portsmouth, the Pheasant, IS, Captain KELLY. from Plymouth, to be ern. played on that btatlllll, in the room of the Rosario, about to be paid off and re-commissioned. The Reed utionaire. for the East ludiev, is order ed from Plymouth to Portstuouth. Remain at Spitliead—Salisbury, Leven, Sap phire, Pheasant, Rosario, Drake, Shamrock, end Harrier. Rear-Admiral DONALD CAMPBELL would have sailed from Portsmouth on Saturday, in the Salis bury, for the Leeward Islands, had not the wind changed after he had embarked. The Stock market was on Saturday subject to considerable fluctuation, without any very obvious cause. Consols opened in the morning at and soon rose to 79 ; front this price the fall was equal ly rapid to 781 to I, and at the latter price the market closed. The scarcity of money, which has been so severely felt at the Stock Exchange, ap pears to have again sohsided, and coe.' is become tolerably abtinstio! The late want of snooty has reduced the ',tritium sin Exchequer bilk, which, from having beta :Wt. now vanes between 7e. and 15s. In consequence of the intervention of the Allied Soverietgois at Aix-la-Chapelle, the Family of Ho- NAPARTE at Rome have been invited to choose and nominate a Phyttician to attend on the Ex-EM PEROR lo SI, Helena, a n d accordingly they have tip pointed Al. de IIEAUREG ADD, the able medical man who attended on BON APARTE in the hie of and who returned with loin to Paris, where he rr trimmed at the particulor request of N A POI.F.ON, LOA with nitwit:linos to follow him to North America, as boon as it should be known where he took up lint atuttle. M. de BEAVREGA RD is to 1 ,0 nit 11111111C iliarly, and we have nu doubt but that it it 0 part (if the arrangement, effected by representation, made at Coligress. Ihut this Getitlemaii will nut find Sir HUDSON Lowy, the Gore, nor Ott orriv,al.—(Soo day Poprt..i 1 '1,9 t• £ l , 4 • Cif; 81! 413 PORTRY. A DANDY OF A.D. 1611. Extracted from " Rom Mien," or " Hem, Tr; hr, a Play, written by Lonowscat BARRY, 111 1611. Wr[. SNALf.,IIINR9. loo'l widuw, Marry me, a yonug and complete gallant. TAYFATA.—How ! a complete gallant ? What ! a fellow With a bat incited up behind, and what we use • About our hips to keep our coats from dahhling He wean about his neck a farthingale (1); A standing collar to keep his thin neck miffs The whilst his shirt doll, stink, and is more foul Than au Nu of ammo", tabie.cloth. His breeches most 1w plaited, as if lw had Some thirty pockets (3), when one poor hatfiwnny purge Will carry all Isis treasure; his Lutes all pima, As it his legs and hams we►e tied topethe► (4). A fellow that has Ile inside (Cs), but prates Hy role, so players and preens used lar .11n, And, to define a complete gallant right— A mercer funned him, a tailor makes him, A player givca him spirit. (I) Stays. (2) A thins resemblin: n lady's hoop in siar ;3) Cossacks plaited un the top. (4) False rumps or calves. (b) A man of uu uuderstaudin:. spectacle, with M. Angelo Lascarie, where were represented lieniorshi; or, the Exiles of Karats ehatka, and the Wirt of Harems at leasehid ; or, the Gemerows Caliph, The ballet caused hint the moat agreeable surprise. His Excellency, after-vi siting every thing worthy of observation in Mar swine% proceeded on the 9th to Pot". thr the 4th of this month died at Utrecht, et the age of 10,2 years and a 10011th, the learned Rabbi Levi Juda Clogau. The King of the Two Sicilies has suffered • se rious attack of a fever; but on the lrt of this mouth his health began to be re-established. The latest enumeration that has been made of the population of Sweden, counting from the year 1813 to the year 1818, offers a result that would appear tilinort incredible, if it were not drawn front authentic documents published on this sub ject. According to them the population of Sweden has diminished in the space of five years by 53,504 soul., viz. 33,527 males, and 19,977 females. When the Emperor Alexander was recently travelling in his usual unostentatious manner from Paris to Sedao, a penult boy contrived to mount at the back of his carriage, and seated hiantitlf with very little ceremouy. The Emperor asked him why he mounted there, to which he replied, " Sir, I an anxious to go to Sedan, that I might *et the Emperor Alexander." Aisd why are you anxious to see him ?" continued the Emperor.—" Because, Sir, my parents have told me that he is very good, and loves !he French ; 1 wish, therefore, to see him once."--" Well, my friend," said the Em peror, " look 4 me; 1 am the Emperor." The boy, in confuhon, begat' to weep, and having blubbered out some excuse, he was going down to pursue his journey on foot, when the Emperor called him back. " Stop," said he, "we Aril travel together." The boy alighted, Weyer, at the gate of the town, and by the Emperor's cum maud presented himself at his hotel. " Will you come to Russia?" said the Monarch to him. " With pleasure," replied the boy. 4 ' Well, then, since Providence has committed thee to me, I shall take charge of thy destiny." The child actually set out on the following mottling in the Emperor's suite. MADRID, DECEMBER 3. The different Bodies in the State have offered to the King demonstrations of their affection on the Queen's pregnancy, by causing religious ceremo nies to he performed for her happy deliverance.— Her Majesty is in the ninth month of her pregnancy, and the Diplomatic Body have been apprised to hold themselves in readiness to attend oil the °e a/vehement. Much has been said, within a few days, of cer. taro armed bands, who commit great disorders in Andalusia and Extremadura; it is even said they are so numerous as to enter the large villages and exact rations. These bands are formed iii a great degree of military men, whom the fear of being em barked for America, caused to desert their corps. If we may believe some private letters, a chain of fellows condemned to the galleys, who were in the act of Wog conducted to Cadiz and Ceuta, has been attacked by these bands, and several of theist liberated. Se. Thostas.—Holiday at the Bank, Exchequer, East India, nod South Sea Honses. DANDIES. Dandies, to make a greater *hew, Wear coats *lock 4lnt with pails ■nd puffiog, And this a* surely apropos, For what'll a Goole without the stuffing? ON THE SUCCESS OF THE NEW TRAGEDY. From the poi* Drury 's great man has taken to please, The plaudits of John Bull to gain, The Public are brought Si. ronf.an by de gree% They owe all their pleasure to Payne. HERALDS COLLEGE, Dactrersis 19, 1819. (From the Gazette.) In reference to the order for a general mourning fir her late Majesty the Queen of blessed memory, which WWI an. nounced iu the Genette of Saturday the 21,4 ultimo; These are to give notice, that upon the present melancholy occasion, it is not desired or expected that the public should appear in mourning after the 49th instant. HENRY HOWARD-MOLYNEUX.HOWARDs Deputy Ertel Marshal. Saturday afternoon the Duchess of Yong left York House, St. Jarnea's Palace, fur her %eat at Oatlands. Her Royal Highneaa had been it: town since Tuesday. Yesterday afternoon, bOOll otter three o'clock, she Doke of YORK at-lived at f ink House, St. Janneb's l'alace, from WM/IMM Abbey, where his Royal Highness had been on a visit to the Duke of BEDFORD since Tuesday evening, Yesterday letters were received st the Secretary of State's Office in Downing-street, from L.'ut CASTLEREAGH, at Dover. His Lordship, accom panted by Ins L.:Ay, were expected to arrive at their seat at North Cray, in Kent, yesterdny to dinner. The Archduke NI A XIMI I.IA N and suite arrived at the Lion ion, in Shrewsbury, from Wyoiriray, o n Saturday; and on Monday tweeted the work.. &v. at Coalbrook-dale, and thence they proceeded to Wolverluitupton. Among the last arrivals at Bath are— The Duke and Duchess of Somerset, Marquis of Rath, Margins of Lanadown, Earl Dicke, Lord Ainsidell, Lord Auckland, Hon. Col. Cooke, 110 a. Mrs. Clickayne, Sir W. and Lady Bateman, Sir J. C. Hiypiaey, Sir J. Morris, Rcv. Sir C. Rich, Sir 'r. and Lady Shelley, Sir J. W. aml Lady Smith, Sir J. Scott, Sir J. C and Lady Sherlird.ik, Sir W. a n d Lady Wynn, Gen. Mitchell, Gen. Vickers, Cul Bailey, Cal. Chambers, Col. Vesey, frArcy, and Licat: Col. Hauheny. An AGRAM.—It i. * curious Coincidence, that the words " Prance Regent," should form the anagram " G. R. en pretence." The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM was expected to leave his seat, Avington, Hants, on Saturday, for Stowe, Bucks, where his Lordship will toenail' a large party of dictioction during the Holidays. The Rev. LEWIS WAY arrived at his ►eat, Stmo stead Park, Hants, on Saturday, [ruin his tour of benevolence to the Continent, Jerusalem, &c. The late procession to church, at the wedilinz of E. P. LLOYD, Esq. of Glansevin, mod ,M 1.4 HOGUE% of Tregib, was in point of splendour such as the oldest inhabitant of South Wales has never before witnessed. It consisted of thirteen carriages, most of them having four horse*. In this proceinorits were Lord DYNEVOR, Lord Cawnoa. Lord RonEuT SEYMoUIt, and Sir TDONIA) FOLD,. Mr. MATHEWS was At Home to a hamper at the Bath Theatre on Thursday nigLr.—On Satai. tiny he comtnenced au es gagemetit fur four flights, in the characters of Goldfinch, in l'he lion , : to Kees; and Alultipk, in 7'ke Actor gf The Show Rooms of the Invenwrs and hairs docent or the Envelopes. Bath viol lle.iver Clettkli are now moat splendidly foiiiiched with Ilaii‘c pittliell l2 o/ beneficial garments, the utility of which, from hem; wadi, pot on and off, completely protecting the whole frame, and combining with extreme warmth a ligkana se tit testy's., hive made them so preeminent in proceeding wand from tta the Theatres, Evening Parties, and for every descraptiun • Travelling, that Thousands hive been sold by tin' P , t 4 ."'l Original Advertisers, and who 11111111 respectfully aidurth Ladies of the Nubility and Gentry, that they hive ni. ..... far• lined all that is in abeam general 11'r:ippon; .4,ti• a lea, whose requisitiati is au* became iu a1.1.i 1 11. I i mere , - sal) at the colder season, and Latins who intsaa I pm classing will find toi unrivalled vai arty, aid be ...owed on ins Inwrrs terms, iu the Show Itanins of IMO :laintir-os, IVoullea Drapers, Tailors, and Alava iambi, 344, iWoofs street, oppesate Greed. Portland-sticei ; coahoshrat 117 $ 0 .—Geutleincu's Clotho, Liytaics, ay. so War first silly I • • ' ' 111.•