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I tiro cf tlos science to Iliadic*, he boors speedily to save ci viliseil society from the misery which it into :immerse:airily follicle upon itself. He has alremly in pert applied this science to infloeore ehiracte►, conduct, and nrucetdinis of a population the I.•ast likely to b«usue, as it now is, a Istriking example to this and to other =times. themidet of the misery with which the measures of your adminietra. lion him iutlirteil this country is particular, he has hero pee ',billed. through a knowledge of shill mew aciewee, to raise . tip a people who, solely through the means of their own la hour, are in the acmel enjoyment of more substantial advise tilers mid more solid happiness than you and your Lord ship's colleagues, without a personal inspection„ after all that has heels said on the pokier.. can suppose it possible to Rive to human; beings. And yet this is but a mere peeks mintry step to the supeiiiir benefita which this science can easily bestow on every WIC Such is the individual who ad dress's your Lordship, and these are his claims to the altoo. lion of site pubic. The ■gnat candour of your Lordship will admit that the facts which 1 Ism stated, if they really • exist, are of iso ordinary nature; and as their hotly or false hood can be easily known, it is surely, in the prem. nt 'ewe of the country, a duty incumbent on your Lordship', ad • ministration to ascertain whether this statement be a fallacy sir a fart. Esperienre, derived from long practice, has developed to me the knowledge of an ir/Skiable moral science, through which, whew gradually and judiciously applied to the host. sires of life, she immediate d.stresoes of Hie country will be I ashy removed, an abundance of valuable employment *IR he found, and •n state of prosperity will be perms ally secured, etch as , without a knowledge of this science, Mut be del ford visionary and impracticable. On t h e tsprriesier of nearly 30 years of suceemful eaten. nice precticr, Raided by this science., I now claim from your Lool-hip a fair and full public investigation of these men. ►ores, winch after great coal anal toil, and much mental exertion, hare been devised solely with a view to give bread to the honer!, and relieve the wretched from the miseries %loch new thry most en screnarrHe suffer. I offer to sohnot tln•se measures fur examination owlet . -..•.— c•rcnmstances, if they contain errors, the most stylus for the individual who has to support and defend them. I offer to he fully examined at the bar of both Houses of Parlia ment respeciinq the science on which they are founded $ the detail of the separate. practical parts of which they •re complier.' ; lb. mediate and remote results which are likely to arise from ?loin ; and on every point connected in any. way with ins prireeertities, or . with the measures whteli I have to pion-ise.lce these ciieurnatantes, my Lord, if 1 If a mistaken, the acuteness, eloquence, learning, and I.e.ii tient knouhrlx , of both Houses, mast pot all end le u:v errors of theory and pearlier. for ever. • Vet, my Lord, for the benefit of my fellow-ereatores, in fell eonsciou=n.s•of the rectitude of my intentimes, on a conviction, the streatadh of which no words ran convey, in the truth and riehteonsnres of the cause to he defended, I offer ',wolf', opposed to all the prijodiccs of vce,e , r„ to this fi••ry I hay.• the honour to he, my Lord, Veiy respectfnlly,•yonr Lordship'■ Most obedient Servant, ROBERT OWEN. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRENCII PAPERS. • PARIS, SURE 7. Louvre trial was resumed on Tuesday morn ing at ten o'clock, when the !Cain's ATTORNEY OVIErtAL briefly addressed the Court, and de manded that judgment shoni;l be pronounced upon the Prisoner. M. Buttnrr,Coubsel fur Louvel,then. undertook the defence, which was rested altogether Ilimul the Woolly of the Prisoner. Louse' being naked if he wished to add any-thing to what his Ad " . 1 4cpte had 'utgerl,send from a paper a confession of his religious and political opinions, which the Paris Journals decline publishinion account of its re- ckatecter. The ATTOSNEY-GENSAAL re ; and. after a shed coneultatioe bf the Peeks, the CHAxices.Loa prooousteed the jodgaseut of the Cnort, which wsto,,that Lnuvel was guitty, of the ainisseinetiint of the Duke of 13EttalY.easti abeeld • stiller the punishment of teeth." LaxtrU AND, the law student, who sal abet bra . soldier on the evening of Saturday, was interred great solemnity at nine o'clock en Tuesday owning, in the cemetery Du Pere la Chaise. A great number of his fellow-Mudents followed his , body to tl.e grave. accompanied by a large con. your.e of people. Three orations, of an inflarnma . tore- nature, were pronounced by his fellow-Misdealt.; lint the 'sentiments expressed by the third orator were et) rely violent, that lie was interrupted by his coin- seder. The crowd soon afterwards dispersed. The father of this unfortunate young man ad . dressed a letter upon the subject of his death to some of the public Journals, stating, that the se counts were false which represented hum as basin • endearomed to wrest the musket from the soldier ; that, in fret, he was only an unarmed spectator of the riots, end was Atot in the back b.• the soldier with • out soy prrosoCation. The ceusorship of the press, bowers, resented the journals froon publishing fktkr, sod in consequence it was read by M. • . Leant in the Chatnber of Deputies during the ►it trg' of Monday, where it produced • great sensa . The father has commenced proceedings at ten'•goin•t those whom he calls the murderers of lug hon• • 'Clot dlotorbinces in the city were again noticed :in ilia Chaisil.er of Deputies on Tuesday by 51. 8. sCunarane. whose appearance in the tribesme's ,the tor a renewal of the diagrocefol tumult,of ,tyre foram sitting. The Deputies of Fresco respire "nitich and longer peaclice. ,before they . eaabled. to constito.e a respectable legisls. ariembly. Their usesil conduct is quit of a stitof riotous school-boys. olioseueore of decorum sod rersonst politeness yields to the indulgence of „aVg.tuleht and angry spirit. ~,,•„„ • otallsouilsena 8. Yesterdsy some groopes. consposmipsiocipally of young persons, whose imagination Lad been raised and judgment misled by factious discoosses, at pitcd to renew the tumultuous scenes of the pre . edrueaspo.ivitiirs Place Lochs XV. Mr* tikpkiEnt in which a detachment of the al &Joni, on (bay ptim.She •Cielaltbar• of De- )411.ISseas passing through this place, a group of irp,esiisirr thirty young pkrautis put their hats au olett-temb'of tiseie colts, crying at the saute time, Y 1 19;1 e Vire la eharie" The •Nstional Guard 'answered, " Long lire Ilse King I" (Vire t le Rol vntattit continue - II to 01) this tolefe., f them we—re. rest dispersed. At nine o'clock shout u dozen of indiettlsilt - atopped - Warr the railing - of the lertes,asele the Arc 'de TWonsphe. The sentinel who was inside civilly rerpreated them to with draw, but instead of obeying, these ttleN TordsOked themselves in abming the soldier, who.seein.thrjr obstinacy, fired a shot in the sir to frighten theM, sod to bring assistance. ~They, plead. Vhentistivea under cover of the night, and could not be arrested. After hating been dispersed by the geudarnseeie. a certain number of these young people directed their steps to the Faubourg Saba Antoine, with the intention of associating to themselves, iLpassahle, the orderly and industrious labourers of that:part of the capital. Their hope was completely f;u.tratt:ll. Those among them who made themselverreernaska ble by the warmth of their provocatimis ind me naces, were arrested, and it was asitiebabitarita‘of the Faubourg who themselves dodito,4ltheM wp.to the public officers. The ostastirr atthase wits have been seized, and who are wit/ally in'the hands of justice, is calculated at thirty-Ore l , ~Tlia issue of this extravagant experiment will probably deter the agitators from making new attempts of the masa kind. ... Al. Bellatt. the A t torney.Generol. inietregated Lourel this morning at the Conriergerie. The convict appeared disposed to reject the, succours of religion—lie had refused to hear a respectable ecclesiastic of Notre-Dame. In the end his Asti. nary was overcome, mud he made conf.thion to 111. L'Abbe Monte., the Chaplain of the Coned?. genie. The execution, which was fixed for foste, did not take place till six o'clOck. Al! preemptions had been taken to maintain good order. Two leitons of the garrison were Stationed on the Place de Greve. The line , from this place to the Conejo. ge tie was formathy the gaidartnerie, the cuirassiers of the dunrcl, i aiid the troops-of the line. At te;tinerter be fore six Loievel ascended theatre ; he was accom panied by the tatpectable ecclesiastiq ,Of ,whom we spoke above; 'nho hevished,on hissicoostantly, but at first uselessly, the 141 bf roPedos. pis counte !luxe was extremely Pole. While the car was drawing be kept incessantly looking to the right and. 'be lett. The est arrived at ehe.risee de flriee four mi. nutes before six o'clock. Oen egif fuld the confessor redoubled hii Lowed! remained in conference with WWI fprOpt.minutip. Au alteration of features and an ,overwhelming de ;erasion were visible. Two assistants to the exec,- tioner were obliged to support him in cementing the scaffold. Whiff the); were , fast!nipz him to the board. he 40044 *round an ell el". At one miaow Ghee sikeeldogit his bead denten& •.. l*he apse.d'4reiiejennt the lenet.disatcleit. A series, accident 'happened see tied Pivot de Crete... A Captain of thd Ptaff ,tios ‘ t,lerocpe,by his bone, who reared. He Wins knee dislocated, out! ' metered a aeliettecon'tOsiou its the bead ,,, : I , . • • Queen at lititgleari.j Ines isegtseelseees in itesseapioe ref r g all her dienisim..sinxiteld sot Nava m any other proposal. 'Rest when As wavTestored to them, Xst should be ready to L,liaten to any proposal from his Majesty's Ministers." From the tenor of this correspondence it would seen, that no hope c.in be entertained of suspend ' ism the proceedings iu' Parliament by the way of private arrangement, Hod the 'object is now open ;tor full and unrestrained discussion, both in the .fisstgiolsture and listiasghout the kingdom. Upon this correspondettee between the Quite.St and the toidideutial advisers. of the,Ktea., public opinion • ,of course be free .exerciasdk,omf 7ktoisifyy ins Aoiatt be, mode the subject of, discussion this even iota in both I louses of Parliament. It cannot fail of bring obaerved in levant of the Quetta, that the first overture towasateiseelt an arrangement of the existing difficulties as aright supersede the ee• ceseity of .the painful rod eashorrassing proceedings in Parliament, was made by her Ma3EsTY, from whom, cosisidating oil. Ilse peculiar circumstances of the ruse, ameba *tepees least to be expected. kl.C° st seven sacrifice of private awl wounded ',Atop on .the part of her MAJESTY, which nothing „bist,,,the. energetic representations -- of her professional advisers, ntsisted by a sense, of who unsafe; ppm either side to the tranquillty of the titulary, and the honour and dignity of the .4341111 . Feelitf,, ceold have induced her :to .saalm, and although tie overture was almost of necessity in its nature general and indefinite, we omit say that it does not seem to have been re ceived upon the part of his MairatiCe •Ministers, with the candour nod grisemaity tint were due to her M AJES IX'S motives. The Qu LEK, it sunk never be forgotten, is in thin case the party ..wailed.; from her 11AJESTY, therefore, nothing ought to be ex• peeled bat that site shotiid stand upou the defer. Ore, and if the assailants were teeny desirous of ad justing tht business=-of painful busioeve-of saving the . country trope the agitation which a further proceed ing in it must occasion—and of rescuing the moral eliirfacSer,l4 the natioit from the obloquy which a free and unreserved exposition of certain matters of a. priettte . spd 'domestic ,ester.., though, ~.connected wit'sbighead public characters, will be but too ,exit . rtiron .it„ 'they .01%4 to have 'hewn .mismorespiteires female delicacy. and not have com pelled bet MAJESTY to make the first advance to SO :Ittratigeturitt in matter' that am less intimately affect her boomer as a Lady, than her dignity as a Queen, , • le as apparent ineonsisteecy between the 011igtries - first communication and her Mtazavar's reply to .Lard LIVERPOO L's• 1•111100saltich must be attributed solely to the manner' tit which her con.. descension was 'net by the K,ltikelifitiiiittri. The Er t l . 9 f Livgirc t or.•4 COM, we had SOW* mid con temptuous, reference to the proposition made through Lord HuT9iteeott; evi wed no wish to come aoy arrangettieet,nhiels could prove wt/Wally tiatisfactory. That proposition implied an WAN. `,.iftert of csint;nality, which was of course on that oc ,,tegion instantly rejected, and the Ministers must feel t *oat confidence in the terrors of a Secret Ciiipseirtee, if they supposed that the fear of such a proetreding could now extort a confession which was previously spurned at with indignation. The adjourned debate upon the KING'S Mes sage will, we presume, be resumer' thia evening in the House of Commons. The effect upon the QN,Eiti', character, of instituting an inquiry by meow ale Secret Committee, in such a manner as the Ministers of the Crown have determined, must be fatal. The evidence, such as it is, no doubt swans est eem* . case against her, and the Commit :,Sett, deVoried as they will be from receiving other evidence fer the discovery of the truth, must frame their Reports in pursuance of it. A divorce will probably be recommended, but this cannot he obtained without hearing evidence and Counsel at the bar of each HOU!! of Parliament, so that the appointment of Secret 'Committees in the 6nt inst a nc e c an beettended with no obvious advantage. Lord HOLLAND will this evening submit his motion to the House of Lords fur leave to being in a Bill to repeal the Act of the lath Geo. 111. cos. wooly called the Royal Marriage Act. Otte.riter). ere ate no doubt aware that the object of this Act iv to prevent members of the'Royal Family, being under the age of tweuty-five years, from con tracting marriage without the previous consent of the King its Council; but if . they have attained the age of twenty -Age years, they may, sfter a twelve month's notice given to the Council, contract and solemnize marriage without the consent of the Crown, unless both Houses of Parliament shall, be fore the expiration of the year, declare their ditty prlbution of such intended marriage. Lord Hot.- expreosly intimated that his 11Mtliall will have .11 reference to the present embarrassments of the RoYal Family, and that the consideration of it might _ offer some tomes of relieving Parliament from its pre. sent paiuful duty. We have the follest relsauce upon wisdom of the Noble Lord, bet we really can. jot, imagine !list connexion can possibly exist he. lumen the arthappy differeoces now ender discussion. and the general, right the Members of the Royal ,Family to. contract imatrill/OUy is labium with whom soever it may pleas* them.- The Rica, if not bound in the chains of matrimony, may at all times con. cumutance' it would be but little consolation to may chooiti MI 41104. idieriegiello still remaiord, sutii*:# l o.44. .choino wlsicli uopowot lowillirtilist that of Parliament could di•solv'r: ( • We luive ropers to the 9111 inst. The execution . sf plaice on the The crowd which it attracted was immense, but it Aid not extite antielsereordisiary sensation. The (hi- INlANlBilts_Alf Paris have nearly subsided. It would seem thetther had affected the funds. Tile Five liter Cfrwt. c0a.41, on the 6th were 73 1. 35 c. 011 tbe Ilk they rose to 74 f. Or e have received Dutcb rapers to the 7th inst. The KING arrived at the Hugue on the preceding A fetter fro* 'Dove►, dated Jane . 9 (Friday), Myw•' Hi. Preetimsey the Doke De FRI" the new Ambassador Amu the Court of Spain, has juft landed under • solute frost the batteries, from the ' Lork packet, Captain Myer, and proceeded to PAYN'S York Hotel, where • guard of honour _from the veteran battalion was in readiness to re. ceive Nit lgooallewcy. The Duke sleeps tn.-night at thtt York MOO, sod proceeds on his journey to London to-morrow." ireolerday the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earl of Lrttaii9ot., and Laconia CAATLEREAGii, had audiescee of his MAJesior, at his Palace in Pall- Friday, moo aher twelve o'clock, • Cabinet Coshedl was beYlit the Foreign-office, which sat till the breaking up of the Council the of Ltweitcnos and several of the Mein beri miegabled the Paw place again. At half pest, oissito'clockAmother Cabinet Council was held ..rat the Earl of LIVIRPOO L's house in Whitehall, which sat in ihhiberation till twelve. Saturday evening, at six o'clock, vtimmonsea were issued for another nseetingof ilte Ministers at half-past nine o'clock °alba at the Earl of Ltv eiteoot's house, which itaoh-place accordingly. Th-y con tinued sitting till twelve. Yeaterday, at four o'clock, they assembled it the Foreign-other. The intent% only continuedtlitt#i*lmut half an hour. 'The Cherle4M:CitetVer . the 11th May In,s reaebed towss..• -Greer . Hairy Ilobert Wolfe, lames Griffis, sad Mostar Brantford, COOP. 'tiered' of piracy, and Alf the weeder of Captain - &Isn't- and foot otheril,. of the British brig ANN, upon the coast of Florida, were ordered for execu lima on the following day. A respite for the two latter was expected, on the ground of their having been recommended to mercy by the Jury. A very' circumstantial account of the piracies in .which these men were. engaged has- been pub fibbed ), wit& , Genes . atrocities est she most revolting .deocriptien, particularly as relates to the mode in Which' Capitate Settee and his mate were put, to death, ..71rbey bed epsefl AI re signaler, and had aturrastAtired all they possessed, but were stabbed its theist of oupplietating for tileir live% . . Ilinhadues Pipe' rsji the 25 h April. bate been received. TlteHowsenf Assriubly was dissolved by proclamation on the 13.11. The Society.:iii that island for promoting Christian Knowledge had re ceived since the 20th Match, it, donations and an nual subscriptions, the sum of SUL I2s. Id. mak ing II total of 5,8871. lot. 9141. up to the 18th of April. A smart shuck elan earthquake was felt at Antigua on the night of the 3d of April. A priyate letter from Haniborgh, dated the 2d instant, communicates unpleasant accounts of the health of that It wail estimated that 8,000 perroos of all age. were then more or less indisposed. Of the garrison abate there tette 200 sick tarn in the hospital. The Atatiatdat, Captain KING, with gold coin ou board to a large amount, for Mr. Itonist.:Bll.o, was to sail from Cuxhaveu on the 4th, if not prevented by contrary winds. The 19th lancers have left Brighton for the vi cinity of London. Lust week the first division of the 40th regiment of infantry marched into Leeds from Sunderland, and proceeded on their route to Manchester, to re lieve the 31st, who march fur Sunderland. The Liffey frigate, Captain the (duo. HENRY DUNCAN, sailed on Saturday morning from Put We mouth fur North Yarmouth, where hot Excellency Sir CHARLES BANOS', 6.C.8. Ambassador to the Court of Russia, null embark in her for St. Peters. burgh. The Sappho, Captain IPLIIIO.I . 11r . and PCs Captain COFFIN. sailed on Monday from Ports mouth for the Cork stair ; anti the eamekom, Captain MI SHAY, for Plymouth, on Tuesday. 'rule itedpote arrived at Portsmouth on Thursday, from a cruise, and remaiim raitis the Active, Iliad, and Grecian. • • . .; •'; : • The Tamar, Captsie STogi A , waved at Madeira Ott the lith nit. all well. JAHI3ICIL. Tug IRON TRADE.—COHOidetal,k foreign order. are received in Staffordshire. 'the Nail-masters met at Dudley, and agreed to advance the wage. of the riailers.—(Shrectsbary PaPer.) PLYSIOUTH.•Jumg B.—Tior Navy • Board are ex. peeled at this port, in order to proceed to an inspec tion of the Duck-yard, &c. Orders have been received far budding the Volcano and Devastation, two homb-vessels, and two brig., at this dock-yard. Lord EXMOUTH'S term of service, as Commander io-Chief at this port does out • expile till next March; when, it is said to be decided, Sir ALICX ANDES COCHILAIIX will SUCCrtil Ails Lordship.— Arrived the ..rho and Stievii‘f from Portsmouth. the farmer bound so Coate-446W the Dotterel. for Cork.—The Hydra whaler wilt sail iu r few data for-Loodon. to dispose of Ism cargo, which is estimated lit the value of 18.0004 LORD cHA.vnEßLAniiiqmorci,ivng 5, lelo '4 1 1P ‘....- .. . ... t ; : • . T ) an d' C i mk i nu 'ir i titiv. 44,01 0 01: )14 sty Imr e Tlitsaa.lo,l4lo . . 40 ,, g pu.itie ~ r iestitrropt the trotoirtaillity .At lied To tat:, jsjuff twelve or gm... Test di eri tePlied- tirreited by the gendirmetie, said the' ::ii " 1141741-1 A (Germ at FA& , y , \ - , 44--trrt-,,z _ ) \--•.• r , • • • • ,`k ;,,,, s. '/ • . N .,. c .. N, • • •.. , 1 • ' ''' , ....J r gilit * * al 1 • riage will k .I tl on. ani sfIAJU NII .." . ab as log:* 41 'Ori l ls gr -1 , ,, +4. ay choose, . !, 11l 1 •of a he; Arii.eirei ~ • alli n l i e, L. '. H. ' We ID .'• there- .4 i t ... ;:i...›.„ .:„............ „4 ,69 ft fore, could loot hare reference to his MAJESTY. 5 . 0 1 -7C.-7-- : -/ :: . ------:, .. ": „ 06/6 •-•"•..._ — _ — _,,,r, hel4a g la r In lbe even if he were a sinirTe inanCintrentler affy ci& IP - " • , -. , . 01- *go • f ^t • • f i iti . gs 'l'tll.: ' 1.1 so . . LONDON, , MONDAY. Joys n, THE QUEEN. The hopes which we .expremed on Saturday re specting a satisfactory .arrangement of the differ onceo.unhappily inhaling between the KING and the QVEEN, have fl e. Ye limeot to say, been realised, and there seem. at present .to remain no otterpative to the Illustrious Personages but a diteet appeal iskJite Legislature and people of England,.. We apprised our readers on Saturday that on the preceding evening the discuseinn-of the mo mentous affair involved in the consideration of the KING'S , Message, was postponed iP,Vie House of Commons at the suggestion of Lord CASTLE . REACH ? in consequence of • commnniciption *Mg beeia.mork to Lord LIVERPOOL ow .ths part of her MAJESTY. This communication propmo no terms; it merely intimated that o' the gamin, in compliance with the advice of her Council, was featly Au elective any proposition that. was consistent witisher honour, which Lord Ltvaaroot, might be disposed to make on the part of his MAaEsTT's Gomentent." A Cabinet Council was imutedi aids summoned, and this comMignicatiou submit. Id toahe KING'S Ministers; Wisher considerable diametrc!' the Council postponedAtte expression of their final, jsidginsat, and impended is; at lead their Parliatnemare . dutiet. I "1 , 1 .• • • The Ciao* agent met at at floeue, , skit residence Of thelhatt sof 'brew rpot: The Ministerr contia44l:44,Xiiiiisttiisi until half-past twelve. Tb. • sestill• of their dis cunion was the following' her Stikiiiiarr' Fife Houk, Whitehall, fletardar/AWMONA I ! Three o'Cluck, ; i "Lord Liverpool kifornis her Stajetity,Lltairrmiiliw 11111itirl, be had le make sea the uue subll3lllo4l to Mr. ham, as April last, which sae weatty the fosse swami ' .014141, hr Lord Ilatchiasua at St. to but Lord 'err, her Msjerrip that . 0 Al is ie s S4ept ! le will still thick it their duty, notwillet;aWdirai sit thaf pasards to receive for coutaikratiow a 7 saggestious whkh her . 71 • The beettittg-e 601 1 , 01‘ the 181‘smetasit brier is eelel„ tiow of his Slajesi)'s eirtis.day t posseas gain to Co.rt I. abut day gamut appear is mostessiag.. Kaighis of she several Orders will %i•t:ir collars.—(Ga.tette.) BOARD OP GREEN CLOT/!, PALACS, 114111164 r, 152 BY lIIS MAJESTY'S COMMAND. Notice is hereby give*, That all Carriages rue/wi n his Majesty's Drawing.room, at Buckingham HOW , . II Thursday the pith of June, are to fall into.the hue top of St. James's-street, go along Ctrylau,i.o.,,, and through the Stable-yard halo the Park, and u•r 1 10.11 11 lilt their horses' has& towa►d' Buckingbara-gite ; stir doses, they are to watt in the Birdeige.walk, Parade opposite the Horse-guards : i■ taklog tip, they ae to go along the road of the Mall, or the walk rag, ar4t go out a Buckingham-gate,'lte the Homo Gunn a . No Harkimy Coaches will be permitted to emir tota..4, Park, but must set duwa at the outside Of lilt klugUiiii. gate. The gala at the top isf Constitu thindoill s.•I- he ape fur Carriages belonging to peraons. I awing the tat.,, servants attending the Royal Family; to down at the great door of the Palace in the Cossilard, au I to wait at the bottom of Constitution-hill. Tickets for Carriages h►bn..ing to Pt mins having tht. entre, ruing ih at the gate on the lup of C 011114060% h.!' • will be delivered ■t the hoard of Cerro Ctotta, 111. J enci. Palace, 0111 Tuesday hest, hetweeta the I,ntrs raf 0..• and Three o'Clocit, and no other Carriages a ill be ashamed at Owl gate. Chairs are fo enter the Green Park at the door is As Stable-yard, roljoior::g *be (Quern's binary; he posest.t across the Comes, nod to set down ft the g.eat 11.0 r of de Palace, and to watt anion the CIIOI..MONDELET. FASMONABLE 41111.1.VGR.vENr8 FOR TUE W KA'. ?NIS EVENING. The Couple's of Jersey's t rased toesershly, Thrketey.speare The Dowager Countess of Clonniers tout, square. The Ambassador of the Netherlands' grind ralerineuenrat, Whitehrell-place. • The Cousins of Arran*. party. Dover -street. Lady G. Cavendish's hall. Beirlietztnes-b.tenee. The Mslllllif of Lanolurree's grAud entertainment, lAas down-Louse, Berkelry•aqtrare. To-klortßoW, Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. and Mrs. amillyaolaughtfont, Hill-street, Berkeley-sgee4re.. Mrs. Mitchell's ball, ("WIC, aer'eel, Berkeley-square. Mrs. Bedford's liail , Welbech street. Lady Paxtren's hall , Piccadilly. Mrs. Owen assembly, Berke ley-square. The Maniere. of Lasearinarse's grand entertainment, at LIM.. dOWSI-INPUSV, Beeieley.scrare. Lord Carving/anis enterraitensent, Whit uhall. Mel. Caosac's ball, 31, • tielal,l reel. THURsDAT. Mrs. T. Theneuesbe's piked assessillgt Cassbertaschplace. Eifel Bathurst's grated euttrtsisolost is Great Stank'? - street. . . I.urd C.astlerrsch's entertainment is Si. Jasitees.e.grare. rs.. 'White's assembly, Upptr Kryasmar.atiret. The Hargis is ut Slatrurtrs taieriammeut Is Clevelawl *quire. FRIDAY. Miss I...on,hinginn's ball in Glusersier•plare. • Lord Carlclun's rules tannuesst JAI Grorgr-street, Hanover cquare. Mrs. Bolton's boll, Charles-street, Berkeley-square. • The COUlliellS of Arran's parry, Durer.ssrees. Air. and Mrs. Egerrou's party, I. Jalres's•sguare. SATURDAY. The Doke of Devonshire% entertainment at Devona'ii., Home. SUNDAY. The Marchioness of Salisbury's conrcrscmione, A r now sheet. Viscountess Hampilen's pally, Grc.u.ktrert, Grusecw•i square. FASHIONABLE PA BTI ES. Princess Eaterhaay entertained a large wort), of ilisi inwish ed faal Wes yesterday evening, at Hairdos thrum, 1. seadish-ruluaer. The Dowager Countess of Chinind had a• deigned sembly yesterday evenimg, at bee hones- in Pnrtman-witiare. The Mardsrauem of tielhaltur)'s coareranziarter yestertair evettiog, in Arliuggion•steret s wcs aticodrd by a gee/ elegant assemblage of distingeWhed fashinuabh.s. 1. r . Lady Carrington gave an elt gam' einerisionnisialasglimaC day In the Lan and Coolness ul Kennisre,“ Mall sad Countess Stanhope, Lord Ebrinigtun, Mr. Itsisilsald, J. Smith, Mr. G. Russell, ke. at his resideure The hlaiquas and Marchioness of Dierkitigham gave a grand esiteriatiiment sua Friday to the Duke id tVeNisigissi, the Margins Wellesley, Sir John Ilervarniil, hart. , the Eul of Lantlesdale, the list of Bremlathane, Loyd Rill, Mr. and Lady Jane Neville, Lard Howdrii, Lady Ausndeis, General air Wilkaisi Pringle, Earl., Sir klileaftlighting.dr, tet at their re'.ideucr, Uuckitsgkaan Illoose, " Lady Astley has issued earth, of nuncios.' fur a v•iil Comfy di esi ball in, liar 21d iust. at the strg)ll-ruums. Mi.. Wentworth, of Grosirroor-sigiisre, has issued car I, .4 invitation fur • grant comet t um the 24th inst. at die Ar„:3,11- rooms. Countess lloiiiiinurris will have a valid assembly us she 22d inst. at her lounge, Piccadilly. Puniness Gl'ol4l4lol' has 'aimed cards of inwltseini fur another splendid superably nu the 20th inst. at Grscre.em Douse, Upper Grusvetior-street. The Maiquis and Ma,elisoness of LeasJown per a ro• pest) ante' bitumen' 3. I.leittai, to his Royal Itiall"," th Duke of Sussex, lus !loyal H.xbness the Duke of trinuiestsr, Prime Leopold, the Duke of GrafMo, the L.. 1 sad 4 , 0• 01- hese of Darnley, the Lad and tasteless of Slurry, thn lust. - Lernarvia, Lord Ersksue, Sir liver and Lady D. sou, Sir Robert Graham, Mr. Cote, lie. Corm and 31.. Wastages, at Imusdowu How, tlertekey.aqsart. The Ambassador of Ilea. Nelheplaarla gave it reiegreatete terlairossent yeatet day to a distinguishes' PSI if, 1.06/0"e Whitehall plate. • .o . f. Sir John and Lady Hafrialippa . im#gfyykol &CZ: fashionable. yesterday evesitse s mi JO* losuseti aqoare. awur 3.rfar Mr. amid Mrs. P.gertor re yesterday, at their bucieCa is a l . O Lady Castlereagh's "upper 11 t2IIO I IM , day, was deposit, atleadok . ,4 3.1 II !" - v . Fine strawberries are no. welling is Dock•mmicet. Plymouth, el te. fur, pet , tjustf; ev.•tri gallon, and green iiraire ts. Tgiflirrpyrlyl6 ctierriea As yet very *wall. I - a