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V 4 4 40.4 , t 5 C - 4 *4 z) f, tair -Po ORIGINAL POETRY. TO CORINNA, will* Two gas is IN RETORT TOR OTC Drat girl, while to please sae with biothares you try, And with gifts of sae► frarawee present int ; rwni pow presence tpol power 1 sever will fly, or In win me attempt to parent ye. Your own precious bract concealed in that rose, A• a bad was man rarely intended; For, beheld! in the ',whim there flowers disclose, l owe captive hard wills Odes ►leaded. Jane 11, 1819. HENRY. FASHIONABLE NO rE. V ENTS. Tar Earl CIPIIIIIIIIIB of Surrey and Smile leave tows f..r their wet Worksop Manor. Notts. r,cr. oat Northland aryl family. front Upper Ortwornor no 1. In hi. Lortialties seat, Dungannon Park. Ireland. 1,44 %Irlborsrue sad the Croasteoe Cowper left boo os S..lerday,for Brisket,. Mr soul l.oly Canalise lAatb left towq on &Way, for Lockett Hill. VISNION4ILE PART4SB POR 7718 WIAT. Turn Esresso —The .111are4ioness or Itertfird's grand Moneheaterwgeere ; the raentesa of Jersey% rem! rout, Hr.h,•ky.square ; Lady Langhssei direrlisse- Laeghartuntatet. Portland-plere ; Sir Watkin and la.lv Harriet W. W ifynn% petty. St. iaaua'r-*guar`. To moasosr.—The Countess rif Caroaruoni grand assem ble. 1....e r Groavennr.alreet ; Si► Henry and MilPI Russell's 1..11. IVimpule.elrret ; Mrs. Worlehntrae% qtradrille bell, Hirli l .strver ; earl *nil Conntesa Veruhun'a party, Gros ► tn.( square; Mr• Willoughby Berlie's hall, Grosve nor- quart. ; Mn Tleineuson's musical party, Grosvrant , *quart , ; Mrs. Taylor's grand ball, Albemarle-street t the Ambassador% grand assembly, Charles-strut, {lecke iquure i.DXSODAY.—Mra Osborne% ball and supper, Wimpole. strut; Earl Cowper's eniertainment, (korge-atreet, Hawn. ier-square; The Earl and Countess of Posies party, Berke- I• !....nitare. THWIIIIDAV —Prine• F.sterltasy's proud ball a►wl supper, changing House, Cairrrd;sh•sqnarr ; Mrs. "'adman% grand i. , ensbly, H tune serrire; laity Sheffield's grand ball, 'Portland place; Mr Orin Muster. grand eitterlosiarnent la the Duke of Ibirk,Grnavenrir.place; Mrs T Cltaplin's grand road, Gahm street ; the Duke of Ilfantrose% party, PM rnior spier, FRlDAY.—.Mrs.Theribalirs auembly.lisPer gaw):-eyed ; MM. Mrs. West's quadrille ball, Vuper 6r...resew-street. !laTusttsT.—Mr awl Mrs. Thorns. Hope's grand miter sounseat, Dateltess-street, Careudisto-.guar`. FASHION4B4b .ENT4 The Ambassador from the Nether Mode astertaineill a prey of shatinchou yestarday, nt Isis house Wasit4•ll-pliree. 'the Ea r l of lVessmorLand had a grand shame party ym turilay, at his house in !Grosvenor. square. Sir Watkin and Lady H. W. Wynn eritertained a dietin g uhtirtl ',Arty yesterday, m Ilicirhous , in Jaipises.supsare. Mr. Dent gay. a grand esitertstissuent iiisSioprday to Abe Duke of York, Marquis of thintly, and a unmeinikis party, at his boost in Hertford atnei, May-fair Tile Duke of Norfolk 14,VC a grand eadertainment vsider• day to the Earl of Shrewsbury. the 'Earl of Sorray, Xarrd bffiird, Sir K. Reding& Id, Sir if liiiglefirld, nr. Poynter, Dr Slater, Mr. Jerningham, Mr. Wright, awl a large pup, at his house in St. Jainres-stelare. Duke and Ihichcss of Noriborobrrland care an ,ele gaist viitiiriaiiinnetit on Friday to the !Luke and Ducker. of Mantroae Lady Carolsue Graham, lady A Percy. Sir WU- Vol and IJuly ; Dorsi,. W. Wynn, she Earl of Dreollsingit, Miss Temple, Miss Cornwall, Lord Clive, Mon. Mr. Claire, air Thomas Liddell. Ste. at their house in St. Janwei-aquare. Lady Castlereagh bad her usual elegant party on Saturday,' after she Opera ; saurog whom were—Duke San Carluo,! tlw Persian AniloussarL.r and suite, Count and Comtbear, Lis eels Ibe Ambassador from the Netiwklanda, the 1./pelaega of Wellington, the I)sictiess of Richstqad and the :Ladit, 1 .e n...x. 11w French A m bamador, the Marchioness of,llath via lady Throne, the Marchioness of Salisbury, the Marquis soil Marchioness of Stafford. Lady Gower, the Earl and Caw& Irma of 'Janie', Laud Palmerston and Miss Temple the Countess of ilarioaby, lady S. .Ryder. Countess nailand mid elm. Ladies Ratharst.'„Lard end Lady Grantham, Lord tlatailliam, the Eaitidllardwicke, Mr. H. Stcwrri, &c. ti.ttorday night the PRINCE REGr.NT errived lit, Colton liousr, from his voltage its Window Path. trdsty the I)tike of YOUR and the llocheie of th.oucausitt tribited hit Royal niglistless at Carl -1011 I lustre-. TIivA'RIPICE REGENT had numerous parties at dimitr v ally at his cottage, during Ascot races. The Princess Stir,lits Sider out daily un horse back in ‘‘'itithiur F ork, when the weather permits. Yesterday divine service was performed ut Carl tim.livasse by : the Rev. F. W. BLOMBERG and the Rev. Dr. S;rattlea CLARKR. Yesterday the Duke of YORK attended Divine Service at the Chapel Itopsl, St. James's. Its Hops, Highness, we are happy to say, is so mach recovered from his late fracture of his arm, that'he i. emahted to drive himself in his single horse cliaide. Yesterday the Duchess of You attended divine t ice at Whitehall Chapel. On Satur day Ditches, of GLOUCESTER visit. ell the Pitches, of KENT, at Kensington Palace. Saturday the Earl of Haazwoop had a 'mine row party of dii:tiuction at dinner, at his hipse in / I ,ntortr-square. We .tali .1 last week that a matrimonial union is ..• !tie lapis beivreen Mr. Huai BALI. and Lady .1 vNt. PAGET. It is known that the Gentleman is of a large fortune. His annual income is in addition to which, he became entitled I.) the pos•estion of between two and three hundreil tou,onal pounds is the 'imight, the dry he I:: re art. ) nog the last arrivals Ttw irquis lit Salisbury, a ti.r Ostia, Lady R. ' LAW 11VMLLIGaNCE. t .11oArt, I' 1., In spusrd to erect in the wrwury• of the ' by the p►ofits cl hi. Idvuurite ilraututic thst city. The wn•tu \V.stonfast.s. A libry _%llO. It prastiaatiou COURT 111: CHANCED y, WrirnINSTER, SATURI4V, Sri 12'. LORD CD4oLus TowNsoi.ND v. ODD azucal TowssuEND. Sir A. PIGGOTT ►tweed the Court to restrain the Phuiwlifi from kiting the proper►y from whirl► ht was paid a vertaiu annuity, ur from taking •.ty share ih the intuit.. - • Mr. WETUFRELL contended, that the had a 004 to tuterfeie, as he had 4,0001. a yevii left him by kw father. the Idle Mdrqu a, aial Ly that will he May bound to be paid the toll >UM. It was therefore loa hoterest to pee that the •Rater from which he derived his ttiluttity were emptily let. The VICE-CUANCEI.I.Oa did not think the lA davits winch hrd born &c if were specific enough - to justify hint in grinding the °lotion ; and ht. there fore. must refuse it sill he hod. ore thfurwalaws use the subject. CONSISTORI COURT, Jim* U. PROCTER V. PROCTER. The proceeding; in this ease pussesa , Al col itir able interest. Sir I%';!.tiwat Sccrn will give seliteneu Wri!. uesday Wezt: TEMPEST P. TEMPEST. lii this cause the Learned Judge zipleguct l / 4 1 setiteuce of divorce, at the suit of Fa. 7 .- gliipe at. POLICE. 11011.11TIMIT. Saturday • boy Weed Aliso., aged wily twelve si..ra, wu charged by his radii" with einsisitt log various su h AN Ira. sufortiniale parrot stood, that the boy at the bar, although so young. 11/411 scarcely aurimaskil w inpuuy by the must bardeued thief.' He was Pais.ved by tradr a tailor, and bad uhru redeentt , 6% Lit Is his eon - tok and itaiserl.- A few days ago the Soo ..tole the koh.i. • from Ike heti, sad afterwards einsfeesvil he h."' ...kill., to a Jew is Pettisust•ltuse. lie how Nowt hiatteif cutopentil, fue bin own ptolectioun to hate butt taken IMO The hissistrste orderer! the boy to solitsty roupantent iP the Howse of Correetiois• till gory.. sod Lttio cud as Whew Au Ind the Jew is PuttuustAanr, ana faieg bi.n to lbw • V MON HALL. Saturday the proprietor of a sax rook ealsibilluir, who travels about the (votary, ebstsrditis (Sere emit soils du. foisting she esurts of llarslial elorlor, the Jautie of Weir (intuits, the Priam Itrgeol, shit saber Kieat weis, vishußt 'whom his slier woohl he ilthetiye. • pathos 10•4 tokens'', sad the figaies *rye lift . 0141 1 1•1 Csi. MI lie returned from a proiintlaftwor ; hot 'to thw (joie, 'hippraiNg to Sorel snotty( itinit*itsu profewhia thought proper to Weep - lbe qIL Alba . I"aa orders', to gore:she proltert, il ill.' 1 , 011.1.141100 01 oeloTril awn aim 5.... ..........,, 1iwi‘.4,441 pounds iu Ow funds. on ‘%'etletraday / 'aright, the day he was of age.—( Liel!fieid I:- re tory.) ' :..4 /...g the Lea arrivals at With ore—. Thr A: grqssis Id Salishwriv, the Emperor of A viral A has bestowed a mark of his GeSiral o e lo Me masa or • preservwg Ms in No calaymoug a -- - , benevolence on the family of the gallant ANDREW G ^ Tr e nt • C. R . ENDALL. R.N. orearata to the Notice of 'bards sold there. • -. .. ; versos, me mace arrest, gall ovurr ming MOH. ',MU M . .Ifoiriqt, the celebrated iookerper rod Tyrolean .7..aht.lein.7.o`;:a.;',"ogfahibnAdi.uute.w.frush":___44"ll...E.7o,l43l4briLa'lstifi.inher . a . ; a l; e s h C I .. Is vr ie i betr iid : bo w il i s t m h i a c t on s vi: i t i s hea fo d r . N di ew ma :o p o w th 'i li t. r t:s i kr u h r 4 o4 .l . l 7 . 47 ::fi h e g i r : l ::•:::i s i l i r : f e w li r r e i , i 6 1 :::':; ... e . i 'i r d o:i+ 4 l l v i. :4 e i lmi cst at i l"l44 . 4 ! Chief', Who, in ltt9, defeated in several actions sa Jeet to the erase, Ina lasinswea LIT* PRESERVING Eiti a Elio, kit Exce l lency :the Wrench unit florarian troops, but olio Inian- _,Alft JACKET, 'patronised hy. NA Royal Hi rear ilpg 1 05 f . of I.is sous two 1 1 i . Nur, luippraior to 'twit snalter ititiet . sof lover qf Ikea ago 1•,‘• NI .i.AI Mmi,t,r, Huti that, Lord E teittro, Lady mt.. itily falling into tier band,* of hitsenenties, Was shot f:_rowe IleciAP.• and Bade KO Pubsode that it reef be warn i. ..few nwill ll4 Abtc/ - ). 09 f t ; je ut i l - 1 1114 0% -ng ril 11 74 4 ' littii ‘'ll"l o. • ° I ll. !: IX . „C i v iss "6 l.4,„ thu l t , h ,, , ,A:r .to ° N eel' she le ' ""1 4 4 .1 10 ) 104 e I - , 1 • ,, 1i C. D'Arey, Lady H. Cilia turd, Lady f.. Lhobeu, by orklrro of the rnercikes Bon ApAllTr.. The Em- Ine u c i T y r : a i r n a d " t as • : i t abo te . p . part. obit rester Wilk the heed, 'Leed tk e ffiegtee, il l& L . w i t h ii :tam m t , ra mtwi c h t. m i l. : . . . r : doer I, ~I R. t . MAI*, he, • Stria,. iii testimony of his gratitude to the devoted imegrmm Z s , i ... r . swi in";:ebru/'l•o;o,44.b7staiulortetle the a l ( torn pl ylooli o s . 456 sauchiy se .iii ,ight. , . , ... . . I' 1, loilore.(1 to erect a muntintritt in Dublin ,loyalty of liortatt. • has given to his widow an au. w i ly ° r amm i ng where. end 4‘eriaig ik.m suit. 1 1 114_11 1 1 se ta• Ott Turiday"ii cargo or tipnber. fur Porittpowtji • UThe limit 9! the h ig us • got alyiktrired 4 I ..brollover:i.: arp . , In Ihe memory of the late I:IC.14 1 T haltts.LEY nett l' ruliols °I 4 0 9 O n fin b . a (wit/Sins 4'200 floritto Pieserritir Air Jarket Ma Wen rabibite4 aloolgie 1 40 „t wa Ditrklard, arrived 01 .the o'i//roar. from Tri e ste, .fir i k e . 4 40'.4":111bdi.tintN.J.•Flalf• -, . .' '. ' • 4 ge ßr ic ithr At Ike e ale ebb tiele t, rd on the Serpratiaeil before 4 The timber %brought from Steins ' roe, 'in the ' Ti{. AittPtiel ma btriaisr.ot t It u i"fl Orr Shs ca w, Siii.lti DA N, by the profits of a perforMalii4 .f two to each of lilt four Ounglaers. and a &r it e! of 49 0 c.. 57 .. r .ie irn its sti g t it er r i a l ise C I n en s i s li sfer i ss Zti ll 7 ss t l ' ad Loll Prince* lierfriful, last week. *as she iitt core tier 1 Grattered• it hi. Ideourtie dranatic Produclioos At the theatre Otiriiti. rack, Ni't're . event of their marsidge. JOHN a the rat. The moratoria of SHAftiorKAalt Hi ,IJuyruk. st*.boo of the Panto Chief boa 150* be ll •ros t ieui r e c o mmelmiXo. ii ti,„ ft ..b„ 4, :a 1 l taut r[qe ri f t 14, 001 ta One cattsityy flOwt that poi of A flica..r • the itrial flarluire yacht, at ff•ptfouk. is • 4 1 . 1 11'..1mi1t.t...e Althey was idiorti by the 'duce of a cololortahly iwlahlithed io los father's business Of an 104,1 ward • .1.,„ m 6,„ 4 , 26 4 . s e g e e gu i lt iy' s ; lre b e bed . 1 1 ,11. Ft.naltlyrrd et H very ,; iirelfi's.t 41 461 6 1 ; I, v4be derv" to be broken up. soli • lie. tom to Iwo tno 1 orrteetartion ut Julius L'aser ut Old Drury. .•! innkeeper.. ' at the 31aawfattury Duly, 881 1 Stroud. ...• .. . .. et the lits wile flow puss to tiyar woo xoFh. pours smote to ba built at Woolosoh. •• • ... - • i• • • . , • .. • . , . , - • i - • -- : -7 - , -.- ' 'il . \ . .. . _ • • ' ll . . _ . .... LIVGLISII OPERA-M:ISE. t TILE LATE 1 4LopEm E NTS. i MR, IL4111.03"0 l':..f 1 .VTINGS AND DILIWINGN. 1 I-- " - " . " -- . -i. • - • ' - • _—,,,e--. I All eitylrfartit. syt: witt e ystutd, look placa: flitql A select party, the friends of Mr. A atioen, werethe west end sit tht; toym on Tiii.day. the l.stri` The pelheinal%Vorks vie &thee reuse permitted, eta haturday seeding. to ,new the l in - lire late 4ic. flanbow, ( see li c it., caltilatti 4 th. PrillrePlal 1 r p h rovements winch have Lieu made in the ioteriut of Pictures, him. 07. is o n.,,,it, Ro d have nieltitelitill"col/usil.4l: is a 111 - Ifrlell mullion, it/Ilmg . „ . beautiful, meth per ns:- Ima theatre, mo t ; o this a .o ooo . I ,,, pero y o y y ~ ye, able aitentinta II has been too atria the fate of groin.. to ! 11 11.114 " 1— the Itallant "tat"' ia the army. It - commencement of the ~,a„0,,, which begun Aim have pined ii i wait, and to have hail the tribute of its limb ; !inl'lmiiiril ills ; l'itiV d.irecleil Ilittiridelti to 'Peri. " chara a cter aithlsetel until she individual who had moot.' it •On evening. The principal alterations, in the theatre, s wis h II lOUref ouserptible of the fame lie * hail acquind , a eindiet mo d l oser ors Wednesday eight. WWI a ft er' test o'cle:ck, ere the removal of the pitotinio, ito iMilliiillll Oflate Mr. MARLOW. I . I • ' r. et.et s, thee ived id M II 1•b ' Such was not , . however. the case of the inu-relief, frotn the frout tel tbe boxes, the lowering Short as was his career!, he had liVrti lung runnel* so have I 4 "g e 1 "" , " 1 III "` l' ider ' with " lady and frulle. of the ceilitig, soul the elevation of the pit. attracted the attention of Me must diSijaglijlllard piney.% or 1 "rill. 100 au t•tett ditto's to (7 ,4 et. ,, .•::" ,- o• • Rd.! • The taste awl liberality of Mr. A RNoI.D have the Pine Arts of his coontrt---not Icy any implicit olio. 'of iiiifat's kid beta lire vi.mair - 5 nu' ve I ctrl •I 3 been most euovieuotoy 4i.ol4yeti on this„ Kir jesioil. die , nce to wide whims or culotte #.l" the slay, but by per- , i at the rate of twilve miles - iiti liu 4 o72— ' / - iimaeii " l " (:r e In the body of the theatre, the decorations are alto- i ::. l ,: l n k g ja w" a "rad' end "was4ke4 P eri c r " * "'''' She • l'u„frr.) Art in which he thugglit hinssclf . calculated to gether new. The proscenium is white and gr id, excel, must by exhibiting attiring pie powess of is I' I on a birder of green crystelited metallic pAper. boors to the circle in which he cno;red, the kindre dJre s il accomplishment of polished manner', sad {be mildest and The front of the dress-circle presents a most bril liant appearance. Pannell of various figures turn in ' b cmiciliati "Y dieli"eiti""• The lamel e e. •celei" " I n c hi, picture of the renew Pawili . (from which, as well as his formed of rich gold moulding , . studded with gold e xquisite picture in wehireirJeontoe Ise g alle r y, erigniv„ puler., in imitation of those used in the unclean ii i iTs ul a s r l ii iled i } .t forol' Royal temples of Greece, and encloeing a ground of Academy a year carry SWO ago, led to ) severa l copes metallic paper. The whole is relieved by 61 fight of that picture , and the means he had thereby settnetl blue round. which has Is most beautiful effect.— enabled hint in the course 'of the iniarqii toil winter of wi 1: 11 year to make a tour through hat ' s, add examine The front of the second circle of 1141101 is equally c are and attention Ilse most spleistlid worts sir the pleasing ;it is composed of a rich g del scroll upon old t roasters. What 'night have been 'ens)" led fgarn a blue ground, bordered with metallic paper. The the improvement which was the result of liue our third circle is chastely -elegant, end gives a hand- is woe a mait r e of eonjeetnre, fin the - flue ci l iyofibe Transligsration is this Exhibit' decides that fart, some finish to that part of the Impure. It is ions. posed of wreaths and lyres of gni(' ulternately, upon Pbo",",,,,,t6„arokink,,""tiloralgt; of it he caaaat l'Pha"aiceifint'aihr2 by slit • black grinitid, and is relieved with tote hues of • tore d eat h or this r.:,, ss t - 4 7,7,1, 1 7. 4 -61 1 Jet. ' -3i I— prima. a m honey-suckle. The tout eatirathk 1 4 exceedingly well calcalateil to exalt the station of use Tune whoeA mac a' so The! fame Mr. Staittow load begun to acquire in England, he beautiful, the rarely-combined qualities of minion end vittiplicity !wing observable its every part of the - hail elicited in • still Weigle' decree in name. wilt" leers, censured, r sow. hou bec se a: t e h h e is ß warla friend and patron , said exhibited decorations. The old lustre, hatepicture of the Presents ' I , :o h a ic ti h r a t 7 l7 . Cs__ A rdiast's Ha t i t A te r St it ' s : a bie u y in ‘Sestnitenter Abbey, and golden lyres substituted, each havnig two gas. being, burning in naonn-glasses, auspelided Irons ti &tow painted at flume, ii so emirelyin the illicit are a profusion of glass-icicle drops. ; style anti with the elrem of Mimeos" (to use C 'a words), that e llr e A a r , tiat was immediately made an Honorary Member In the original formation of the theatre, the de. I L n li sir A . li d io r w i n ti:,: de l I p m ai it t e d , r i e o f v:hieli t he mele e s ated his pict ore. feet which must strongly attracted notice, was the Ise loftiness of the audienee part of the house, which, j was bosOared by Canoe* with ihe warmest ' t letters of re . compared with the exteut of the area of the pit, was ' . eossaiendahon to Mr 14•1111T011, the Under-Secret•ry of riate s _at thee Ferraro Of f i ce Siagular, that an Euglish Ar. considerably out o f proportion. This fault late 't fi at bo n :Id tee k e i t n o w a s kousan Artist an introduction in a gen. been, in a great measure, remedied, by lowering the 1 own com ois at i r t y w i a T s his Marbly reAtiets as etibtig--smud the architecturel proportions of the' I iam b cre do ape house are, in consequence . Ma accurately preserved ' Ilantow ; ar.4 yet this c , sh e l l :: Ne i o p ia te :7 i s : i t T he pit has world, houoined with a diploma from earl, of the Contiaental as in any theatre in 'the metropolis. Academics of emimeeee, 'pained through England after the been rinsed considerably. Its elevation will be gee , ei:Rwstit,hithe and civilities of coarse of Mr. Wait, found extremely convenient to those who sit near and , w e i n sh o a tie med oe l two din o n slie ff r a li s be the ral R and e i nlighteried Vie orchestra. However happy Mr. ARNOLD natty . A • , have been in his efforts to enrich the interior of the from the Members ea mesa e (the expense of c y ourse A" ou dl i m o y e house, lie has been still more suCcessful in the sa. the general fond), but without Im-entire any honorary die. i h nie f iti l tu, as if the Artist would not have reflected back by loom which, isi point of splendour and beauty of fc ia rre e d l u ola i li s i i i i i i , .a greater humour than ceitiW have been kosi. , elect, exceeds any thing of the curt tee have ever before witnessed. The title given to this part of yuck was Cau l :v:11 1 "Wrat a t ur sash his la w ia lWeb we allude. the edifice is, • 6 The new Menerluke Pavilion and yet this was the Mall war fi rs' t act ON his return d t e o et ßo a llle g gi ptissi lasnoramit." To meet this title, the was to retwaimead Mr. Wan and Mr. ruiestan to the Academy of /IL Luke (the drat i " Italy), w whota huntwirl loon los been cunverted into a magnificen t Manie diplomas of were immediately transmitted, las a tribute to the Bike teut . nearly dio test square, and 3 0 feet in tale ntsthese rutin st individuals. But to return to Air. height. 'fins is enuipasted of line linen. The dome iimmow. isediernate stripes of blue, pink, and white. IC is The top, of the Transfiguration in this Exhibition, from supported by Tour columns. covered unit Huttedlt AAAAA L'S celebrated picture._ was a daring effort: Mr . Hoittow was hitherto employed in figures rather of minia. imaterui;s of the mime description. The drapery t t h u o re g s_ise. Me . look great pains with the beads; the hint?", . - • • an the *ides, which is extremely full, MI taste ivic ; li i i: e lt t ca n c be ef 6 asl, w r e i r o e m son ß tatie:cs . deficir in correct draw. fully looped up in festoons with blue cords , .mud • bordered with pink, arid hems thus ut thdraWlk, eKiii. Stlidied with gr ' e p a y t care fro e m en tit t e L a e utTrque : l i be l t w ia e ly ilw4 H h :t ha ti d bits on the sails six panoraninf Egyyttun views, iiiimi as exquisite eye for colouring, and the wiiiirs'of Rupees, in Tivtaa, and Comm:Mato, mast have psewerfouly operated to exquisitely pistolled li oin drawing, in - the pinseasiois • 'err is great delicacy of client. of Sir RORER}' A ISSUE- They'reis ere—the head i 7. o , l 7. ve ei h r is m nalusal ta . ste. Ti A:t es ta: l a co ll ity i, ; ni a: is , . ira ti ntan ,is `., ports oneoiata. .of;ite coke. Sithytix;. an ancient obelisk at Mata - : .ed, or at 'leas tea, formerly Heliopolis; the bathe of ChturaTite, . when the Artist was only employed rtglore le n e d u a t y surPtr is ilil l n l i t 6 it 4lexaridria ; the mantle of ABOU•MANDOUII; work. The light is beautifully managed, and :br u te is sin t' grace and Israel) , its some of the Agnes, and astonish the city of Menouf ; and• the 'briage Over the canal air e iratil i t ve an uf d t ip: c ia o :4: . pas i siini in others, which is strongly illus. of Alexatidria, with Pomiley'e Pillar its the back tr gruund. The costume of the figures in all these There are ma ny other sketches in this Exhibition which stews K ite ideutity to the scenes, end the frappe , 1 convey an adequate ides of Mr. HARLOW'S nouns as an e.ffect of perspective. gives no appearintee of extent Artist. * He died before he was 32 years of age. almost unbounded. In the centre of this sump tuous pavilion a barge fountain playa into a tulip- -"-- . .. - cup, amidst a iirofur AAAAA of gas lights. The other ti,lumitiations consist of 48 separate gin lights, sup. posted umni tight silver fluted columns, euritiount t with Tnrittsli ornaments. It is impossible to !it imagitte oily thing snore strikingly beautiful. The j thiiie, we usiderstund, was desigued by Mr. R. It. t Yeeste. LlGXn.+t•a An excell.l4. (kisser, was provided at this have us Satkir. slay At ssz riebirk die Chow was taken by Sir Francis Burdett, surr•ruu.lyd 1,1 a suites cirri., of isirltortsso4 the 11au. lhosiithis kisiossirol, 31r llohlissio.e, Mr. Scrupat Winn, Mt. 1:1,10.14., NV. 1..14( Rorke Il e sho,&e. Several loyal, I.lreral; kiiitl patios,.• 1,c4-111 wrrc .book, in which !schism! saa. nal furgutica 11 the Wustlay basuiiii is. the Clow St] net., Who SRI os Croupier, relurn►d ',batiks fur tile 63110 , 4.4 1 . 1 e MelltlOU p.nle 44 1.411 ruwrtrti, soul lioreil That the day tta. awl f..► dr►taot when tl.. twils4 of ll.l.trsn• would have the pleasure of recs.'s: is ..nee sours, nut uttly the worthy Laroteet, but if:oU his fsiess.l, Mr. Ituti,hisuse. 'l•h'e worthy Baronet and 31r. 110I.Isoure returned thaulo, and the party, eller spending a pleasafil cleu&sig, btgau to tuerk, up about thiress Mr. H. B. CHALON, whose animal drawings at tract in much attention in the Exhibition at Somer s.' House, is now engaged '(by permisaion) in Paint. Mg figures of the eight beaut►fu( horses, pre sewed to his Ito" al Highuesi the PalscE REGENT by the err•isn Ainbiamador, as a present boat his PENSI N MAJ ESTY. At a select - vestry held in the parish of St. John's, Warcister, on Wednesday, it was unanimously re. solved that no 'serums should receive parochial re bef whose dress was unbecoming their sitatalios ix life. • It is rumoured that an application is intended to lie made to his Majesty's Ministers, by some of the leading Ministers among the Dissenters, for leave to cel"brate marriages among themselves, without being compelled to submit to the *usual forms pre scribed by the Church of England. On Thursday Ilk the Delight, to carry 10 guns, was linniched at Portsmouth Dock-yard. Orders have been forwarded, we understand, to reduce the Naval Dock-yard at Halifax, 'riving the builder and naval efficer only on the establish , . .• . mesa. _ During the evening several catches and glees were sung by Mr. ['BARMAN, Mr. O'CALLAGHAN (who made his first appearance in London on this occasion, and who ',obsesses an uncommonly rich •babs voice), Miss STEPHENSON, Mr. Allieow. and a numerous corps of chorus singers. A profusion pf expensive freireslirpenis followed, end the special- Acts retired highly gratified with their kind recep tion, and with the objects which were presented to their notice. Misr .o'NEii.t. played Isabella, at the Bath theatre, n" Saturday night. Her engagement will end 'on Monday. the gist. and au the follow►ng night aim nil! take her benefit. The Success or MATHEWs' Entertainment has been almost itispieerdented i And Miss MACAO LEY'S ;MOW bids:air to !teatime equally popular. the addition to the taleut which she CVIIICeS, the idea of being She writer of Itts Own pieces i• at once tweet and praiseworthy. It Items an herewleas task fur oat female to plea, form, and inireete a badness of such extent—she spirit of industry may be said t o bo r attap in be•-:„.and we heartily join our mite of approbation to the unitersrl praise bestowed uu her ea crdoos. 'There has appeared in some of the Papers a letter from GUSTAVUS, the late King of Sweden; but it is of no public or political importance, and ielates to family concerns. The Es-Kitig states, that he intrusted the Prince mid - Priisrevies, his children, to his Qtigsp;' their mother, on their separation, with a suitable provision, but that the Prince has disobeyed hint, and resigned himself to the guidance of the Qoiex, who also, contrary - to the tenor of 'the condition's prescribed to her, had committed the education ottlie l'aiacg to a Calvinist, a republi can, and a Inveigher. The Calcutta Times contains narratives of • tiger haviug strayed from the jungles, and killed a wd. man, near Pain Doan ; and of a jacked having carried off in admit : as lamb or two of which was afterwards found *oh the coil' torn off. The tiger was subsequently shot, and it required eight mot to carry him. ' Nothing can be conceived so deplorable u the situation of pershns shipwrecked, and nothing m . desirable aa doe Maass of preserviat life is so calamitous a momeat. t.IKENDALL, R, Grantees - atauittl, t badoiue, Lord Isom STUART paired off in favour of Mr. TIKIMET'S motion ou the debate of Monday, Ottne 7. tiir W. %V. WYNN voted in the minority on the Finance Resolutions on Monday last. We find that in common with all the Journals. we were mistaken in the numbers on the division of the Finance Resolutions of the CHANCEI.I.OII of she EXCIICQUER on llOnday tarot. The Opposition counted ten morethan was stated—as the numbers were. Ayes 529—Aioes 142. 'iVe learn in • private letter from Vienna. and state it with feelings of the highest satiitaption. that the ,Emperor of Ai' has bestowed a mark of his benevoteqe iior, A4IIGR4TION. Pt the remiss, which saikJ last Thursday, from Hull for Nei, York, wails passengers, was a yr. y intereal cailgraut, fir. Mlles, a venerable uld mau, 'wpwarils of eighty years of age. fie Lid heed fur the lest thirty years at Nets bald, a respectable Village a fee" mars distant from Hull, where Lie practises' the professiou of an apothecary. Aube earnest solicitations of a daughter and her husband, who have a Cleo ly of hille children, he has conieuted to acromirauy them to ausillter cimittry, and become *elf-exiled, Mat' their children way hove prospects mote Wight than their native land east uger. CAMBRIDGE, Jome 11. /lir William Browne's three gold medals Aar the present year were on 'Tuesday laid adjudged as follow : For She (peek Ode, " Spiceditote," to Mr. Ho+a tiv Waddington, Scholar of Trioity College. For the Latin Ode ' ' 6 Tkeire..Sgptiacc," to Mr. Thus. Henry limn, Scholar of College. For the !Epigrams, Thscrunen Obscuritat," to Mr. Richard Okes, Scholar of king's College. The Cisaucelluer gold medal for the hest F.nglisli Ode was on Tuesday last adjudged' Mr. • Thomas Malunigton Macaoler, of Tiiuit) CoUegew—subject " DOEEEMES AT CAI4TON HOUSE. In eonsequeace of several robberies haying been eau miticil for None lime put al Catlttot-hunae, inkoshation was given of the circumstance at Maritionutirlssirvet u. and front various circumstances Or aupicion, the officers Ittuk tau paws, lisle custody and brought them to the other on !Saturday, where 'bey underwent an examination privately before the Magistrate, but sere etossoded fur the production of fostlarr evidence. EA9LISH TEA. The hey Goa any peed old meadow, well got lip, hakes from the Stack . ; and put into the tea-pot, in the same manner as CMOs ten is used, makes a tea far preferable fur health, digeition, and 'Moo:Hance. The era-pal should be warmed, and the water poured on huffing, es with COUIIIIIOO lea—.the quantity, a Mend small hasidfial, fur our, two, or three persons—the colour and As ;roue will determine this as to its strength, fur the plate of those who drink it. It should stand two ur three minutes limiter than the tea of China, to " draw." A little practice of its use will determine fur every our, as IV the pleasure of Ibis beverage, and its good effects. The chymist, the botanist, and the physician, willtearn more of these by drinking this, than they eau Bud la their hooks. People enough will be found glad to "prepare" Ibis, or any other vegetable for tea ; brit in the Mille manner that malt and bops only are best for hrer, sad good Put alone for bread, without the curiosities of burnt trettek, -quassia, chalk, nocalues, cocain@ isdicaa, beau Bone, alum, or other chemical or Namibial . admixtures• and Imp , ovemenis ; so, it is thought, that this pure, sweet, aromatic grass, in its na tural and simple stale of well-taticle new mown, or old dry hay, is its best . eiroditiou for Woe. ' Tlibs, every one who is et to judge of dietetics, and can delecadar on iiitas by US OWN plate, habit, and experiment, may try ; and these who are more endows, may Mae experi anent of as many admixtures, " preparations," and " imi lesions," as they think proper. If they can improve on this discovery, so much thebetter fur outfields, farmers, labour ing poor, and the economy, Imelda, and strength of the whole population. The fancy of the palate is merely matter of habit. The people of the Coutineatand of Russia, relish sour brew!, salt, and train oil, as highly as we do plum cake, sugar, and fresh' batter. Pleilth, streugth, and sustenteduu are the musts of prime cowmen its the habit of our every-fitly diet, is solid ,rd Isgaldfood : use dues much to reconcile to many varieties. After some use of this tea in a proper meaner, China tea will become anplensant ur offensive. Tbis,or say other lea, seems to be very unnecessary, if 1301 improper, foe all young persdsis ; and this is neum meaded to thole of thirty years of age or upwards, only. Time nay domicils, blither on it : the proof must rest iu some costumed practice ; sedentary, weak, and aged pre mium, it is thought, might bless the disco rrrrr mud the must robust dist& him for ass improved vigour. June 12,1919.. B. The Quail tender is in Plymouth harbour, un dergoing the operation of injection, with Y soh. statute extracted Irmo cold tar, recornmeodrtl by Mr. SEPPINGS, fur preventing the dry rut.—Tlir Construction of the Laudon. ye. bedding at Ply mouth, has been Awed four times ; she ix nuts longer several timbers than wigs originally intended. • The Pt:lntoner ANN 4 Norio, A4OIU Gibraltar to Pala. when in Ist. 17. )1. N. loo►;.' 27.'4'. run foul of, or struck a whale with ouch violence. as reused her to spring • leak. She was hauled on choreal Pain, when it was discovered-that iier'side was hilgid and ha bottom icjurgd. Mfe was idler. 'Wards sold there. TO TIIE EARL Q.e / L.IVERP;I4IL. UN THE )RILE OF lEEE. My I.oan-111e dinaiteoliutt 'of pauperism, end the .in 'crew. of the yesiklicorv. la 11.-. are subject. which his Nlsksl)'s 51161irrtors sal% have ttensistit heart. 1 titer...foie pic colo, to essgccai tot your Loor.lehsp morons ut which I have ' ura iutimate knowlsokce, for the fai thlwatice of both objeel.. Thew means have tile singular gusiily of offetateg f to tile whole •ue the labooratig poor, 11101 alb sileliinen to fellenne of the Stale, witltutit ifibpitemisg 14 . 0 ‘6l Off Roy part of the public. Vn lblr ettat • ski wool., digitate-diao tlar pottlic :it Li ege from , a wort ge • ey repot , the vittleritot of wise ls, while it plodders iitulia hulaal tateatrerted to the Geveroureitt, attic /sea Mh *u.e. ill 115 I 1404:1145r. The Stallisoe consist simply is restoring to the 'Aele lb a indispensable 'lt'd of a free trade iia hem Under the p... sent vytireiN way those tiny retail tier oho Ca* setstato • liCs:alle la -4, to 1.1110 a for Imbil Jostler,. on our el ty an the year. .F.l. 'll term is • tiostee'enclutccel , witha Loa ow, It is lies Maleuel thong tar uric ur isro llsorrusull 1/.•atitla to he giveli, nod theft ore upwaida of 01,000 ivcrtived houses Ito the Itineunt. The 111111.01111111 is %bar": for Ileeli`.l.lll.ll.Zeta• are teriegi on the poh.ic, add on the Ishusrnatj imm, in the a&tetrunal price witi.eki taw) :ay. tootle to pay fur e.teit Leer. That sellitseenal pees, 160 , soot to he Ent less th.vn a ',cony p. a laN, vain la inaeal, 4nionit sties* %liw toktery the soltri cal }dare atm; 4. ink soeti beet, is equal to ae ties of so arty id pet out and to Ilserargirc.le dilia:1111111% 1,, all a;laNal 1. yy ( as the iiihiaotairta of she metniontes, and of fm.r vim ling liar wit& y;l[ ,ince l e ; 0 C (bay. 40 11 4 Of pre. MOSS who Muhl , ' wahine* fr•V (.Seem. ul .s.rh s .asio .21911. for Icser Wiliam r sects lainselor celliug 404 a. I , • r1:11.:' whale Sojarillsie ltiolll,ll.llls lie LLe tllloiln;sroad • 0'1111) pny a tie; of Ifli I,.sc.ar to ft ;11 tree rig t ereit, 1at.61/1 Cif the SAIWIIIV Ur annual nevigi4ievis, e, Inch are a mere mourtnevy , and to .A 4 p. ut, soo the prverul Illbilrary power at I tiii .eierz herses. a • i r is likely 14,11 2,1101) Ilettla4ll (.1' tow livne• would he appro.! C o . ire the utuaopuhaed districts, which would ).,14 t, u,' ment an immediate sum of 4.10,040/. The ruv.ii ber of puttlic•houses, I raponse. anay CaslSlM.se w liill,l4so hi 1111111 y ball hUMsee beta% likely is/ bar- pl.l WIWI* 111106%1A of licensing probe lion, nod col - jet-I to good and 4111 a) laws, and annrerfeary Oars uimmtoned, when the profits are el &wed by tteaspetit ~,,,, obi., be opened of new free houses. 101. a year mutually vu tt.r 451.11 15 licensed houses Ilieu *mild %fluid a reveuue , Thus retaining • small part wily of She. Irslar 4I tatie-a•,, rind diverting it roma the Lando of cus rupt individuals to the Nay of the State, ow assepnble vailitmo would lw girls to the iSahlir re/reuse. The le. cutiV nuulA be timber benefited by AM ISCreSSCSlsnuelbs'spl.ols 01 . U , 41 liquors, trete the trade of selinig it tendered lice As Slit rime is, the , public are &tyro to use smiler beer. git.iite beet, treacle heir, and usher sheep salorlilillee. Vass sottil of buying their beer- al the beet mead Ine rerinrev; ;., die labousing poor, they with preemie it la cleric* phesp.S, sic elf, et of u bleb us* 11 tr means will lw equal to a sive in Omit wages, oe to au allowance from the 'mesa.' In adverting to the privy' ple of a tree trade, I ilo out wish to weaken control over &swollen in v lowed., Lot In siretigibeis it—nut to &scour Illaretrana • Imt to chance its appltratimatuia the Isatrooptv of dee iiede of wilialling to the CYO ire' Mk of vile::•rdeta trim* rit lu at Ulacen this purl of the %object, *who rrfulul 11., rks Ua• %limb are offend for the sobiosty dale/', I L.... a.._ tonal, itahlbahttl my °pi • •, and hAve lately dm , as. the enclosed paper, to which I bee to UM ib.11 , 4'. at Co leoultie your Luselsbila wills iny Wessel Ibis time, Iscomo , se a motion is blown) , to Ire WSJ! .ios slit tunes..o a,ll the licensing tystein, I son maximar that whets im thin takes plAce II may cnolnace the foiteeesfe.l olie yeaaos4 445 tarp, as well as that of the intim% liccuse.l.u:th • • I stn, is(•. .J. T. BARCEIL BEAUM4.)yr i A Alagistratc.er Nliddltwx. N