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IF r eetesttat of the Meet 4-4 for Colman Cetanciltuee.ere Ofll 111-lit TH &: BRITISR PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY, thciatsca 24 The fallowing are the Bulletins shewu on Satur day rad psterday at S:. Jamrs a Palace : Windsor Cost*, Use.:?. " His Nls.rawre has passed a inetty quiet night. la not utsterially different from his state of yesterday.' " H. R.RETNOLDS, " W. HEBERDEN, " DI HAILLIE. " B. WILLIS" " Wjsj Coati. , Dee. 23. 41 ilia MAJESTY is Dot quits so well this mora le/. altkalagis be bad several boars' sleep yester day evesiog. u H. R. REYNOLDS. " H. HALFORD. " M. SAILLIE. u iv. OM:SWIM " R. WILLIS." We this day glee a corievt Copy or the Report if the Cinanintee of /be Lord* appointed to ex.- /AM! Hie lisirterT'a Pnvaicians.—lt is even more indleinipable thee rout of the Commons.—lt ap pears. that the Physicia considered 4. His MA. 11111TVe his ia greet peril" in the begi tttt ing of "last imoarb; that tha pr.sent paros)sraa are longer than time in His blv,saer's former illness ; and that. it reoaverea, he will probably remain liable to re peated attacks. _ _ _ it will be sees in our Parliamentary Report of Saturday. that the Louie have adjourned to I't ed neralny. and the Commons to Finlay. • We have received Dutch Papers to Wednesday last. They are chiefly filled with accounts of the mention in all partial the Continent of the De- Oren fur omA:citing Colonial producr,and bu►niog English monufactures.—lt appears from an article dated Presbu►gh. the 17th ult. that the &Trion Senate had notified to the Commanders of their army. that a nogotiatiou fur an arioistice was going ea in the Russian camp. and that they ►haold therefore abstain from all hostilities against the Turkish force opposed to them. &vend of the %Mee corps hod. iu consequence of this uotice. eetteneed home. Advice', it is mid, wore on Saturday received from France, which confirm the opinion that the ettrotation of the Seth* and Milan Decree's was esti ostalitiosal, upon the revocation of the fl iitish Orders in Council. cud the renunciation of the eight of blockade exercised by Ei/g141141....0f Doelaration of War ageism her by diabetics. in the treat of refusal. We undervtand that withio diem few days an American vessel, which sailed under the impression that every difScalty visa tr immed, was seized upon her entering a French pest. and the crew imprisossed, under the old pre- Isut.that she was deistical/thud. or, in other words, lei sabutitted to hr overheated by a British cruiz-r. --A &potation of Merchants trading to' the United Slates waited on Saturday sport Margot' Witxts /taw, far the purpose of iscertainiug if his Lordship had any answer to coosmionicate to the opplication that had hems male a snort time beck on the sub. ject of the Bettis sod Miles Decrees, and the Or detain Council. and also on w h e t 1 14 ,1 rrerntly m. marred in the United States.—Lord Werrrsa,ry sillcially replied, that he was oot enabled to return tls answer to the applicstion xltnded to. The frenehhe, Capt. A 'Ake. arrived on Thurs. day at Portant*nth. from protecting the fisherms is Hudson's Bay. The French Aare not rent coy of their ships to that sea slime the season whets they burnt mu ships. The Franchise stAytd there, I aundot immense bodies of Rossini ...ea from the 3d of May to the sth of August (although the winter net in in July). ellen she proceeded to Newfound land. There were about fifty ships in the trail... which had taken 300 whaler. The FfiblehiSe 1,44. fed St. John's three weeks since, fearing there the , Hazard, Cap. ELLIOTT; and the Avenge r , C o pt. WRITE. The Hazard wto winter there. The he emir, Capt. Cooastae, is to come hunte with the DeeeenLet convoy. A report has been prevalent for some cloys Pte. that MAISLNA, in cooseauence of an a.i i try a nd meriting ins-saw front 150%1APAte11. had opened • negotiation with Lord IVEI.I I NOLON. in order to secure his pemosol salsty.--This repot is Out en titled to any credit. The suecession of gales front the S.W. r ill de lainothe Wrist India, Ntriliterranrso, and Portugal em t ipoys, with all the ships going on fort igo Terri, v. mentioned Nit we: k. at Portsmouth. Gen. anal the Officers who writ going to Portu gal so t h e G e t a s ea , ha v e removed to the 119tfliol • iu semegivesice of the Galatea heigh t ordercd to the Copy and the divpittelirs which were going to the Caps in the Harpy, have hero put on hoard the Golorea. The ilisspg is to wsit tar further dip. niceties for the none plave. Col. Ai:Derange and Coot. Senoritas) go out to the o,4:etea. Th e Ex...AA:on. the object of whirl' wr.so sop. posed to hr a reep-de-ismiss aguin-t Heligolsod, put to sea about the 2rith of November. In cotrllimeti of twelve gua-heigt, and twenty-fear Two days *flog'. t.ord GEORGE *VALET r-ceived in. trlligenee that the enemy were out. •oul ' soy poweeded in uncut of twat, nitii the libretio treaty', Psi schooner, six pla-lifig*, 3101 taro I)., the dill, his Leredsino gut ;lint of the • eyny, h ht untarten-.tely woo too lade to i•l , rie with them. Three of their guu-htigs, hOalreVi,r, v..re dnven on shaft.. near .18.1:te; dist fest .•irwipil i nto v iv o. I otra t iEnitur. StriailT was 1-ft t%le `..nth of the Jaaltre, vautchi-i; the enemy. MEETING dT THE THAITCHik &HOUSE. On &sunhat , in eaniequeuce of the public ad. vertiarmesti. iu the name of Lord Bruce, Cliairnsan of the Meetiog ois Thursday last, it moat respect. able and immerous attendeece of Subscribers to the Opera-House, took place at tt.e Thatched- House in St. James's-street. About three o'clock. Lord BautEhaviug bien unanimously called to the Chair, ins Lordship stated to the at..einbly. that they were convened in order 'n take into their con sideration the very extreerdinery end u manner to which the pubee in genera!, curl them selves, had been treated by Mr. Taylor, the Mana ger of that concern. They were to consider of the nest course to have the affairs of tee Opecollouse put upon a certsio basis, mid restored in such a =inner to their original state as not to be liable to be changed by the caprice ar misconduct of any Meuager. Lord Kilts( neat addressed himself to the Meet ing, and, in terms equally pointed, reprobated the conduct of Mr. Taylor.—He considered his circular letter*, addressed to the Subscribers, as unjei.i. Mao lest, and dictatorial ; audrecommended, as such mat ters could be better managed by a email then a gri ater number, such as the pre sen t Meeting, the appoint ment of e Committee to inqui into the business, and to desire Mr. Taylor to meet them. and as sign the reasons which indueed him to wish to im pose the new restrictionsl'aud ulso the grounds on which be built his claim to a rise in the price of sunewription from 250 to 300 guineas. His Lord ship also teak occasion to notice the short trine allowed by Mr. Taylor to Sabscribers to come to 'a determination upon his propections, and the threat held out to thern---that if they did not at once comply with his demand. they should he deprived of their boxes. This he con demned, as a very offensive proceeding, and an in sult to the oldest Subscribers and Patrons of the Opera; who, if they refused at one day's notice (the very day on which it opened for the session), to give the Integer all he asked, whether right or wrong. were bible. at his mere will, to be turned from the boxes they had so long occupied, and see them filler' by strangers. He concluded the state ment of his sentiments, which were uoitervally up. pleaded and coincided in by the Meeting, with snoring a Resolutiou for the appointment of a • Committee. Col. Gatemen perfectly agreed with the Noble Lord in evily thing that had fallen from him ; but was of opinion INA this most respectable Meeting should go alittle farther, soil come to a Resole ; tins expressive of their highest diseppreleitiou of the conduct of Mr. Taylor. He enlarged upon the ' very offensive nature of that Gentlemen's conduct, and stated several instances of injury thereby done ' to the Alert Friends and Supporters of the Eats. blislinsent. The gross insults that had been offered ought to be storied fur, end the Opera restored so much to its original state as to put it out of any Manager's power to act in a manner to ungracious and unbecoming. His concluded by moving it Re solution of censure on Mr. Taylur; which he, how. I ever, afterwards withdrew. on a conversation inkiest obese in wind, it was understood that it would be better to leave this to the determination of the Committee and II MINS quota Nirrtiaigi Sir Heise WILSON also reiwohated. In warm IMO*. the conduct or Mr •1 Mr, and coiled the , attention of the Meeting to the cironlar letter of ' that Gentlemen, which began with falsehood and ended in insult. For it must he notoriously un trite that there was any foundation fur the first newt:than it contained—that since the year 1793 the Cutnc.rn bad been luring from 3 to to,ouol. per an num. Nn men were such fouls as to submit to such a loss for seventeen ys ars, merely fur the amuse ' meet of the public ; yet this was the mete,: led • ground for raising the price o r the subscroeion one-sixth ! He commented o. the little paid to the Patrotieeses of Open., ming them a short notice, at the calomel:retired of the season, of the 'strut of new deinseris and restrictions. to which, unless they sii ten it t. flintily. they were, on the Man e;; teen suiho rity, to be ousted from their boxe, asst have them let t 3 others who would comply with Ins exaciire ls . But Mr. Taylor in insolence went even further than this, for hr attempted what he (Sr Hems) believed never was attempted on an English audi t nee before; and Ise dared to tell them that if they ventured todisnims ore of the performers or per- INfIOLOCES at his Theatre, their boxes should be taken from them.—What ! would it he endured that the minds, the meows, and the pens of Bri ' tons, were to be bid uu by the Manager of a place of public atnusoment, and that they were to lie under a !tensity fur expressing their senti• talents sin the ex libitions pre.ented to them ou the slap ?—lie unlined they would find means to convince Mr. T. for hr had nn such powers as be thus endeavoured to touts,. He then spoke :nose wontedly against a letter which had appeared in a Mornins Paper of Thitrielay, which lie de ; smiled as SO scurrilous, itni t roner„ and contrinuti.* • The illlloioll letter, which has jus;l7 bu nisei et hnics', is dated the did November. The &Nosing is au ex tract limn it : •• It will besides, and of necessity, he an explicit regula tion, nod indeed couoition, the forte, Subscription, that if, miser a Company or lint of Performers by liana! has Jews ruhinitted to the Nobility mud rientry, upon which 4t4te may be induced to emit Wises, any of cuch Subscribers Anil at any time .( by themaelter, or by oth er dueed oil* the Theatre is mean. of their Tickets) attempt to create disturbance or Ismail publicly it, the Theatre by tor nailer perforiaweis, in addit• floe(' wiiivie caws lead herd pre! Mindy announced as s, Nally emigre', Itotrolly intn , nOlaft to petit Ilse hers of 41.4. r p 01) prgao,,s, a, will as rat allOttOro of Mr prOpolny third( 'oc led last wititt r., the Subscription Tickets of inch soh.. rd. nand all riOt of admi-rion sot" the Theatre moire it,. shall f er mi that elotrrot become forfeited and cud likewise, tint en siibrcriptam Ticket. to raiers et,llllt it to admi alit 10 tic Pat, at the prllllc door where mosey is sully taken, and where improper periodic as leave renewal!" prevaiieil ; hut lit Sishieribars skin hr mi. fah it, as forowely, to the vro 'liege of toooatog, 01 tome pi ca . sere, (,nos lite to the Pit by the interior floors on cot wale adjoining to Ise maestro, and at which door, also introdoce 'loco frirfolµ into the pit braid, a the privileee of 'being present at col relirasalls upon the 1.41...t0r alit,, orreone) 10 control pr:trtie 4 , no rOttnnr. atrmiroev, troth In regard to the , sle i Soholip. lion Ole pit, tool the inirooluriir.o of ow p.opercontranv to 1441110,1 all.' Ir:orc—rrstulatiosis. too, of infinite cismieiptei.ee to the cond.! of thr Su!hireitiet• thrills( !s, a , by piewiving tlme thiciouni of She Pit, and the company in it, co immediately walks. their *nu almost un avoidable observation. But Gom set+ revallatioss ill the Royal Family will of c....intie tx okrt." Lie. at to be Lift in be r: ad in a sera Feeling as strongly ss he did n just mei the conduct of the 32.utsger, he thought sides appointin,t the Committee. the ought to come. ;o a Re/Winton, ilireeti oi terroine on the behat lour of Mr. Taylor, to an opinion in what instiller it tirLuld. act, so as to bring him to a due wove of I. lie owed, as their servant, to the Sultstrihel Opera, and the public in general. He was of opi nion, that as a public insult had been offered, a public apology should be insisted olive. Mr. M. A. TAirt.on, in • very able manlier, explained the r, hit ive sit tint ion of all the parties con cenied; and alter pointing out what, in his opinion, they were competent, and whet they were Moron. petent, to do, proposed the course which thought it would lie best for them to puerile: this was, to give instructions to tlir Committee to eaninine into the acconnts nt !l 'e Opera Flousi—to hear from Mr. Taylor, th,r Niiinager, his reasons for acting as he had clone, and inquire into wi:at riptoration should be mode C.r the offence already given..—to recom mend to the Sulywribers, io the lute r . not to comply wills the demands made upon thou,—and to intimate to Mr. Taylor, that if he continued to persevere in Ins mi.condurt, the meeting would make un application to the Lord Cliaiubt . rlain, to bike uw iy the licence, which had been granted on an understanding that the aniire of the opera. limpw would be conduct, din the usual manner. A Resolution to this effect being drawn up, ' , as, after a desultory conversation, Liaod so the Revo lution for the Cominittte, by Lord Kano, and carried unanimously. A Committee was then named. contivting of twenty-one of the Noll:emelt and Gentlemen pre vent, live to be a ttoritm. and to meet on Monday at the Thatched House (this day ), at our o'c:ock. Thanks were then voted to the CUAIRMAII for his able conduct in the Chair, and the roveting broke up. Among the crunpany present, we ootieed— The Marquis of I)nitzlor • 1.wr.1% Prue*, Otsulatnn, Gower, Hawke, G. C.iveag!:elt. 1/111.06. Cholsotoneley, lon, Yarmouth, Stair, It istisiobr. eke, P..nifiet, Keith, kr.; M, W. W. Wynne, IV. A b dy, and Henry )s rams ; Coloork Greying, Upton, and trXelly ; Capt. Lind. Messrs. 111. Fr..rer Gregg (for the Conntou of Carlisk), Greville, Era's, M'Dowai, Cunningham, entreadiak, Chamier, G. Howard, Hair) topic, Lucellei, Harker, Bankea, Makes Williams, Illnvinord, J. Lancaster, Kids, Glyn, Mills, Aaborithaut, Pommy, Or 4 Hunter. &c. &r. Ste. QUEETsBERR 1. ate o'clock; at Wig 1.011 ft ;las. Duke of Quet•t:aben 1 sod Dunarrh., f .,ri ;ugh., Drunitauria t , Sal Nith a Ta•lihor a t War of Fiewirk, Nohlit -.amount, Middleby, Tribe: said bornick,:in Scotland.—in Au2ust 8. :7s he was create) Baron Douglas in Engh.; hal tl.t , rry Siieciff of Diunfries-ainre and 'f,acela!a! .i.d knight uf the Thistle.—Dia Cram hail her hat a law days seriously indisroved, and wa s Derr. He wee s most hln sal patron of it Arta, his a:it - alto,. tie Rh i; MI la menus were ample. All lus tiles sue csiam the Ea, 1111 of goorrot.berr!,, winch devolves a S:t Charles Douglas, hart. of kilhemat notrrird Lady Caroline Scott, (Laughter to his (;:ace L. Doke: of Bueeleugh. Yesterday tilattiltig tier MAJZSTY Nod th l'ntscEssea heard Divine Sersice in Windex Cowie. They afterwaide went to Frograore. On Saturday, a tittle fore•twelve o'clock, Ilitatintrutc awl Nir. Ptitict VAL arrived at W iD 4 sor-Castle. where they reasaiiieti several hews. Dr. B *ILI,IC 141 Windsor for London y kE i r d ay warning, but is expected to ft tom this day, The inquire?. were very t.umtrous te, terdar, I St. James's lAnce. after the ewe al HA M A JE6TV*Ii lieulth. They were received by Lard ti HRLEN'S and General Gonoote, the Lilt 4 : Groom io waiting. who came into atteuttaute It relay. Emil Wino'it.sca is expeeted in town till day, front his seat ttt Burienth, neat titiag an t. I t er 1:o ? a1 Highness the Mistress of WAI Es left Kensisigtoi, Pulace on Thursday, for Blatite..th it u y a l iligsuess inteutis retataittiug until the fl , .lidoes are ewer. Mr JONDAR returned to town on Tnursth eve g. boon Mnirleester. clf V.1.. , /uKE'S first appearanee at Nee. York pzi "Littering. The avenues t o t h e Th..,., d vin etcwcied at an early hour ; on the co-his drawing up. he was greeted with Todd buzzoc , . 11 IVAB engaged far twelve tights. and tile ptirer tuia•ion had bean caned during the wen. perronn.nee. lo the Court of Comment Pleas, on &treat; Gentleman of the name of Lrwor, forn.rrlT t. dent in Yorkshire, but leiely an inhabitiot Lewra in Suabex, obt !lima a tetilict fer es'; tcoisist Mr. Wahiaasvo, proprietor ef the litight and Lewes stage conch, f r the perrewl i ice which he had received in lMpy let, at Causeway, where the coach broke den hi CCIIiC quence of being ortrios.ird. The outside pa: rw gets aninnuten to seventeen, and thew were Inv in. side, with a rut quantity a luggage. !Qr. had for several nmatlat been obliged to go et el mein.% and is rill a cripple. Ia the Court of King's Beach, Gnildhail, on Fri.{ flay, the Rev. Dr. ilorocsox obtained a verdict sgaiast Aleasrs. CRADDOCK AlwiJOlt, loooketikrA Paternoster -re*, fur a libel to Ike Asti•Jacoti Iferinr. It ib reported that Louts l3wta►irrs is to n bide in Ludlow Coale. The Gant , , 74, Capt. DeNitta. 1. erdered I Ph mum i), to take a number of t teach ritwnes a t Leith. The l'ergitlent, Captain S. WARREN, at Ply mouth ; Galatea, Capt. Lowe ; and the rifirfacrt BUTTIIO/IIILD; ore the frigates ottli r, d rontorce the squadron at the Cape of Gout I 1• ;•, The ,tiolocce and Galatea ettl cad from mouth the nwtnent the wind is fair; they om io.ired at Plymouth by the President. Three thousand of the French prisoner, at the depots at Portsmouth are to be removed to Scot. land. The Victory, Formidableb aril Sr. George, we understood, are to take them to Letth. will then be remaining needy 16 000 at Porrhe ter, and on board the pri.oo.ships in the harbour. It is reported iii the political circles, that as scow us Ministers lull have carried the proposed Bill through Parliament for regulating the powers of the It.igesit, they iutend to resign their offices. It is apprehended, that the late &sister at the isle of France will prevent the conquest of that im portant Island ; notwithstanding, such orders hoe been issued as will, when all the forces have ti,ein hied, put the Expedition upon a respectable *isle. This clicumstance has given the French, fora tuns, naval superiority on that station ; and, what is of izreati , r important e to them, the miens of patio.; the island into the nrokt formidable state of tlefeia: , . It a as not intended that the attack should he tiooi. coal ti , i. month (it being then the middle of sure• mer in that country); and that it should be undo taken by 8,009 hoops, aided by the united equidfir from the Cape and the East Indie., under Admira , s Mum( andSioetroiln. The whole wit. toassembie e Bourbon. We liope thot it will not be found neceses ry to protract the undertaking beyond the time lie Ilted and that the enemy, by the lo.s of north. I riga! r*, will not be able to render oar efforts cif i! 'strov our Expedition in detail. Th• eart•ire ,i 1 the Ceylon and fi iadhaw ludia:3ol, the konriir traa-port, with provisions en board f the,,. iiv.i.ths for 1,5011 men, is matter of great ft Bret. The Conimitorhts of those vessels had order not to go through the MosambigueChannel.—Ad infra' iroPrititil wroth{ take with hum 11 oin Cape. the Sciptont 74. Afrieaine, Hotsdiree. f..' sonar. Agree, and Meat/our, fr),gate. ; Aorta RocAor3e, and Otter, sl4 o l io, with some verse's. The services of the Iphigenia, we fev, Most not. reckon 11:41m.—A.Ittriro1 llitunv ri,e_i. bolo- wit!, hint three ships of tile line, nod shot ten trnzat-ri. 1 0 O .ICV. ()V STI)CiiS ON SATURDAY. 3 ►cr Cent. Replaced hi:.; I 4 yer Coot Ili I i Lodz Aoarities l7i "Ili Inds Bootit .. Bwrliequer Bills ..1 4 preen• F. ;In.!. Lantrry Tickets ..... ...... . 411. 33. CJISIO 4 to, T. EISH, St. , ek.Broltur. 4, Caudill!, nod 9, t:hmti.• : : ( ..••t -~~ =- :—Pritsue , l Publiebeil al toe oi:ice, 7'4 , 4 '- Strutl3 ; where A.lvertisent.itte see receive.l. "It (.'" pawn sumo 44.1rerie41—e S . .11• • • 3 , ( 1 1. meet's-len, Painter —4 N•• 4 • '. l - 416 V.t__,t • ' , 5,,-. - •• .m t . • ~.... ~ : . 4 b . • t.. -410 , . , ...r..... mtliZi; ,% ' P # • • -OF - - P . -. • . . rnt ^ a . . , It that ,. ~.... A .... t thr co nip --- 4 ""f'.' - pougl -. ig it t ihrflO . ' . therm and co ' • 1.1, ' .- ;'err.. h• it! be heot to' .. 71. ...,- itivouist bluiti 'the dutir , s' It 'Itoolt; ikupit Wit g hers of the : Lyle. •Itionerheed, kth . THE OPERA. Oa Saturday evening the season (or, more pro. perly speaking, according to the advertierments and bills of the Manager. " the next seasos,") of the Indian Opera commraced, with the Opera of Zara, the music by Chev. FELIErmi. The wand at tractinn of the evening was bin newly-imported Prima Dolma Stria, Madame lictiaatti Ratlicati, who mode her first appearance in Englam. in the character of Zara, which, in tome of the pidi4 of the Theatre, we are told was compoind tor her. —Maritime ItAbICATI displayed great toletits—not that ehe 1111% the pnwerof Birr.triGr , the rapid brilliant, of execution of CATALAIIII-...bi1l she pos sesses a voice ofestresordinary sweetness, oml in her member is so devoid of the fripperies of the It.:ian school, Ono one would imagine her mnsicel educa tion never to have extended helmet the first mas ters of this countrv. Three is sufficient of or nament in her manner to give that delight which Wife* from added twenties conzenial to the mu sic, and tint so overloaded as to destroy it.— She was much agitated during the first scene; Gut, e- ecoureged ti..,eneral applasise, she recovered her self.pooses,ion, and in the last Act Hallooed hirself Her countenance is of the 11. - iinwi cast, but does not seeiu very cenehle of p:4'l tie exprensioti ; the eternal etude *'.ich almost •Il siogirs use, plays about her lips. and destroys tile prima rain. In figure she is rather en bon point, and ungraceful. end we eau not eamidinient her on her action.---TILABIEZZANI very rOoly seconded the exertions of the new per former; and was much epplanded—ss were Rove. ntoo. Signora Coi.Ltut, BiAnctii,And the other singers. In the Ballet, which was an old one, and not new, as annuutierd by a quibble, there was nothing ditftwert from but season.—Agettottsit, Noah, SMITH, BOURDON, MOILEAU. &e. displayed their activity ■ud graves—the Signoras shessert their ;'legs, and :he Signors their seats of honour, to great advantage. As for the house, it is as ragged and torn as ever. No Improvements or *iterations hare been milk. No new paintio. , or ',sailing. Old dirty and dingy scenery, with old dirty amid dingy Iree...!•„ con,ti lute Mr. TAYLORS chant to au advance of fifty guineas! The Boxes were desolate; for their old proprie tors did not know but the Manager ' , lilt the doors in their faces.—The woe welt tilivd, mad no disorder took place, which oe rejoice to notice. because the raopeetablo Meeting which has taken up the cause against the pretensiora of this auda ciou•, insolent, and uograteful Manager, will he snore cerniat of success by moderation, than by condescending to the mob txprdi•ut of a row. The Lion brought by his ExctAraet , Anne I/ 495 A ..ft, Ambassador tithe Der of ALotena, a. tt prewmt to Hie MaJtaTe, i 9 shunt two yt•ar, It ,t'etr•teil by la galley slave, alio treats it a, lie woul.l tile most domesticated animal, al way, laying down and playing with it; and sometimes Le sleep. with it ! 111.• Al.t;rnlsr. AMOVMATIOR, w!io arriv,) I.ist week. is m Trey 416413;0rd persuit... 4 ,—.. hr Is u fie. scetiffiatot •f NlAtium•r, mud *6 , 494 Il r isosiwita of said, 61e.refita. The dress sent by the Me of At.Grtin a. a prevent to the tots. is declared, Ire Oise of Iler MAJvnilri be tutor rup-rbly rieg.int than our she possesses. It is ;imply and guild, with button.' made of diarnuntiv, the largest estr Articles of separation have , ar hest', lice' , signed I,,Awren yet Earl of b.bilif pOIItICIII 10115141 t rwtioa. and his Coulitvs.. The Lidy, it is lidded, is to roveive 40001. ; a sum, however, sv.• tint:er,iund, cuiraolrrtA 11. her Ladyship a. uattizquate tc. the fortune aloe gave hitu, ur ti. ti.e utopia r of lifer s h e prorwea to iterall; and ripu•t ait.lv, tent h. 'r Ladyship .hortly ititrutis to iti.vtal to the pub:ic on toe siscattau.