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• - s.e.oeOf the Ittesseure. that it should bs roved to a Committee of the whole Hose on Tistatittav next. _ The' 6'Am:lf.:mu of the Excel Let:ka asked trove to bring in bill for the batter regialdriusi of , seitary-coacher, Ilawaerv. rud Medlars.—Leave Vrated.--Atljourned. FOREIG.Y I'l:Li-WENCH. PARIS, •PRIL • LEGISLATIVE lODY. tLMs 011 TO StIi.SIONIMINCIII OP RECK AULT 0'4\1165 LT. " Gittrtrarttesta-aTlse Mears of rar double &velum; ants*, winds. bare pilleeded and accompanied it, will leave halite nation ignant recollections and high hopes.' '('be civil and boasenil tegivialtitia tag, during trig yearn, advanced by me oabitarroptedpirtigress towards perfecting the principles sad completing the synteni of the forum, and alleviating the watt ulf the eniotributions by 11w {attar,— l'he in. tee limalisiaditioet is anselitiratad : industry bas followed in the manse of homer mace... The plans for all the great Onftlie labours, sad the ussaus fur their execution, have been cw , l-.Mont political views have extended, with ivisclian .t..; eiin , !soitios, and always with advantage, the limits (tithe arnsit.re. •• The itostinestal peace,. tehirh Itrfore rested only on treaties, mid tbo perpetuity of the tlu.iste, which hail l'or its fismodattait @alp the ge,iies of a hero and the power of a gran nation, hare. now fur their basis a proven/es, holy, Mime, sad *wind alliance. "Seek Geotteasew, is the picture which you have to ex hibit to the inhabitants of year prOVIIIICes sod of which I hase °sly to natal to your memory the ;riacipal features ; flheanitirnirantirs its hastily." Counsellor of Si - ,ate then proceeded to enu merate the laws pained chorine the Session, end tusk a view .of the interior Administration • the *spire. Passing next to the 'date of the Foreign Reistices of Fra.sce, he eapre...ed Two have witnessed, nentieumen, the Senoras Comm Stags libido stiles to the ?remelt Empire thr eitv of Rome, the Elaine potriatsoy.uf the Caws and of IC bariensague. This wit of lb" Cuottkettioiss (litho inrheated by history, glied by polity, sad deemed by prams, joion parte of the grs Ea** which have lung been separated, and ma ises ow album between the Tiber and the Seine, heti/rem sod Rooms Flertßy, this met v....pectins the authority, Always sacred, wfthe Chrirrh, sod prepare; the true glory of `diction, secures the indepesideoce of rbrotics sod tat: respect Allikrocreiris. ar A mew department will be farmed, muter the name of the tzlinsuret dor baptism *POO, awl the retnaiudry of the territory will be welted to the Depurtuir• t of the Deas Naha, which will thus to reorlertil out of the moat Artoolikruble, soot ikurwtant, and most 'reale') a the Era. I . lEcomwhite, th Cuifederstiors of the Atkine hn its wieressed, its pewee Muth-toed, ash the tics Illasb mate Its lliemoburs draws domes. . . *Tit Mp ;iilli;;;B4lB;tiba;ereg — tais, the peraelous gmommtramdsimg wilds the Enlist' yet l ama, it is either a IMO • illamitet on - the Inmetvers sf tb• Ottomm Empire ant imp emsemit hug warn trot. iy ased Arta •!••e ▪ -tole (ad= lit Demo tetteeml to, better principles) . ke MN • alit "mad beysitd the Pyresters. until the of Oball be wetted to sow eras sad teal to Prose that memeew peas of imy be as orcsred by the sanctity of trestl E e= asst of power. at amiguisaly of in.erests, and his ape tiority of geom. " Tom boa seem m osimet Messmer of Pam. • sacred tdrof eternal silinare.artift the beast of francrorherls berohy bees hotaiiiaged lilt joy, andtransptwieJ lent.' It has bees yea *stay to be whereon r f the vulrusu bmbieOlsieb sill for ewer unite blartirins sad Maria Loutra, wed hew at she seise base sailed the Warfel a Frsare awl the interests of Austria, As the hest is of the two Haltom, ad the laiscioillity orbit world A'l the =dived u3trt:. taros se east ebich completes the einaMtskuicat of 'heir pu., r, Bud ervirrets dr. r.r.mtbuipdas ,esite • Polocr. all' eibmelia homudetty,„ it r.p.rA •I• ,Adkuse ; r...p.4•11 Plump sometime It, 6 stssfs iu rwitesLir 4. Fraare Wrest al its salas. Ceattt Regiamtt hawing couecalid, is irate(' to base desosiiiicit &ism the Tribuive amidst loud Thttresideot replied to him by a speech in t• he some GERMAN PAPERS. 11A1tms or TUC 1.1.5 F, AfIII. 20. rte 'Vienna Cumre Gureite, once so lettite in Tailed; intelligence, is now totally silent on thi , subject. The Presbiwg Casette, only beerii.te the Husgariaos ere a bolder sad yet unt.uhdued nation, is oar of its lart Members, tells us that the Porte will bring into the field so army of 3e0,000 mew. If it intronsidertql that Bees ps rte liar completely succeed ed is dm:klieg, literary country, whether under hi% direct or indirect waitron!, Vie itira,nrble Itherly f the Pres*: and when we further crinsider that the stews! rigour is exerted to prevent any communi cation between England and the Continent, the steersl want of reformation, respecting every thing relative to Spasiii, Portugal, or South A turner, here, Wry be easily accounted for. All &wag the northern sea cons?, from !ism !tomb N IHlellaud, large detachsneuts of staldiers end ensteme.boese °Mellen are stationed. who KAI ell carry penile paring hx, in the utoiit rigorous and brutal ationer: in 'bon, if they see a heat moving S.. the water in the evening. or Neer any footstep. on shone. they . immediately fire no the objects which attract tht;ir attention...nil faiearsontlaa . mass sat the mot atrocious sturdcrs. The French Mi oute► and the Military Authorities have directed the Senate to order the inhabitants to have a getze cal illuisinstion ea the ittith, iu honour of Napo leon's marriage, which has been eonip!ie.l with, ihungh nut trout choice, Inn dire necessity. AGDESCRu, APRIL 12. ilivisiou of French hussies, who were ran ts this town and its environs. has sec, stet' to set out. •ithout delay. We use informed ;hey will direct their march towards Frunconiu. PREsBURO. APRIL 3. said that the Porte ii to r..isr 500,0011 ,;:en iWXt bun,/Aigui. ACT OF • I.llgrfNitlloSl SKSILIV, VlllOl .0. h.. bons vetutork.-d, the the ling e tin- groat dim:nutria has PX19 . 1..1 14 01 The Settiaus. who grnan,•.l • owl-r l eg of the tyranny of the 'Forks. grid se 10 $n arias bat by to-Jarmo, no lonler feel them hippy slider the titon•tenn of Chiefs who 1 .- shpt.. IRA ardently dr,ire to yogi. und.-r that Prisen. ( ' .eur;ek t7arrist , him , spirited atTaxa:*, nun ...!tir.d t., "io Turk.; at e ge4y.e,:cel Le.elet*b;t: focee at THE BRITISH PRESS. LO\DON, TUESDAY, MAY 1. We received, last night, Hanslmirgli and Altana. Papers to th • 28th of April. They cootain intelli gence front Bayonne of the 31st of March, on whirl' stay the division of General Siatas, cone's Mg of between 12 and 15,090 Well, hail arriveil in that city, 011 its march Tutu Splin. Military store•, of every description, were constantly pairing through it for the mine destination. The barbarous prac tice of transferring rues from one 'nester to another, like so many head of caul y without any regard to country or home, has formed a most prominent parr of II,•N APA nit "s policy. The principle, haw ser, was carried Cal her than usual in the Tr sty of Vienna, for io that they were measured ou t by the nere. Austria there stipulated to cede a district of 400,000 Sous in Eastern Guthrie to Russia, and we find that the cession is now to be carried into eff-cs, under the superintend Auer. of Prince B,tottarnins. A 711,,Osterel yrranl{e•u• or, whirls weNerely %tutted to h. to cooteroirlati, , o, wr oorlelorprivl, 113. It Id 4 td it•l! I,lat Qn saturd.y Lord Nit: Locies re signed the Office of First Lord of the Admiralty, and was appointed Master-General of the Ordnance, in the room of the Earl Of CHATHAM. ?,Jr. Yoa4s, as we have already stated, succeeds Lord Alta. GRAVE at the Admiralty. Report arida, that 4olr, PbIWEVAL is to be made Lord Chancellor. rd succeeded as Premier by Martini* ‘VELLESLEY•" This, say the iniiiicms of .Ministers, will cotsitute s second Wittemagesnote. a congregation of wite men, and a galaxy of political stars. A Message from His MAJESTY was last night de livered in the House of Commons, retannutending a provision to be mode for his Serene Highness the Doke of BILUNSW RC, Lisa MAJESTY s nephew, stud brother of her Hoyal flighcrss the Piineess of %Vaunt. • Mr. SMENTD IN lust night, in the Finure of Com mons. axed his Motion respecting the coild,itt the wsr in tlie . Spanish Pei,iihulti. for Monday se'linight. The Fifth Report from the Committee on the Public Expenditure ha. treen printed. It embraces the Office of Paymaster of Marines sad Audit of Accounts. A copy of this interesting article is given in another liart or our paper. It appears from it that the deficiency of Mr. Vis.r.teas. as Paymaster of Marines,amounted to 2G4,5071. 214.61 for which an extent has licen issued, but his funded property is not valued at more than 93,5071. 13(1„ mind be bus nothing else to satisfy time dillere..re, except 21,6191. 10s. tud. iu the Three per Cent. Console ; for the bond which he gave for 10,0001. as a security, on his first coining into office, in 1792, is not forthcoming ; uud there is reasuu to believe, that no frond whatever was executed on his re-appointment in 1803. The country will of conrse lose about 150.0001. by Mr. VILLIERS. lu the course of their inquiry, the Commissioner, state, that they discs.ere.l another defaulter in the per son of Mr. CHARLICS BARROW, the late Conductor in the same department. to the itincuot of 3.6A91., of which there is no probability teat genie than five hundred pounds can be recovered—making a further loss to the public of upwards of five thou sand pounds. These things are realty frightful, and fully justify all the puiilic discontent and clam Our, of which we hem. so lunch. It would seem, in fact, that the moment men got into office, where they bad the handling of the public money, they considered is their owu private property — never once reflecting, that it was wrung from au industrious people, for public use. As • preventive for one of these flagrant abuses. and a check upon the other, the Committee con clude their Report with recommending that the office of Paymaster of Marines be suppressed, and that the business be transferred to the office of the Treasurer of the Navy, and that a proper security be taken from the Conductor, which latter advice has been acted upon in the case of the successor to Mr. BARROW, who has given security to the amount of e,oool. We have received Dutch Papers to the e7th inst.—They are almost wholly illicit with additional rehtrict iota upon traic, to he carried into execution by a large military force, which, all other meatts having fatted, 14 now to he employeil to re.i.t the invinioa of Britian commerce. Same Foreign Papers have been received, con• mining the Paris news to the 23d instant. l3tider the latter head is an 'merinnt of the closing of the Sitting of the Legislative Burly, on the 2 I Nl. Couttt RECINAULT ST. JEAN D'ARGELT, Coun sellors of State, delivered the speech prepared for the °cession. of which we give the bitten:ince. It contains some allitsions to the war wit:, ibis rosin try, and the relations of France wi h tne rest of Eu rope, in which a threat is throsii out against Flu key ; but it is by no mesas so interesting and im portant as we expecird. Tint Helena has captured and brought into the Cove of Cork the Greed Napo/ran French priva teer, after a chase of sixteen hours. IVe have received further account% by the Marl. borough watt. front Ltshon, which State, that " the Fretwit are retrvatm4 from the Poittagneve fro tier, rt want of v rery thing." Br the denth of Lord Cot it%Gitooll, the COM- Wali.l-111-Chlef 111 Lie Metlitiartllstlill detolves not upon Admiral Msaum, as stated in some of the paper., but on Adutiral PURVIS. A letter from Augsburgl, dated April 5, ways— " The 10,000 French troops that %erre expected to arrive in this city in 3 day or two, hare iinexpeet edir taken a different durecti-in of !numb. It is understood that they are de-tuned f.r service in Spain, and will be c lucted thither through Ilia gensburg." A letter has been receive:l from the Captain of th e 4 -y e ri ee priiaieer, of l'lyinouth, relating a gal lant attempt to cot out a convoy belonging to the enemy, shoot the tOili ist. 111 r small hay near St. Anilero; the L ime and /lino privateers, of Guernsey, were in company, and alike partici pated iis the gallant a , trin t it. The emu)y con sisted of seven merchant vessels, laden with brandy and wine, moord close in shot., Minded by batteries and musketry; hosts, maimed and mined, were dispatched from emelt of the priva leers, about nine o'clock at slight, and proceeded to attach the enemy, under • very heavy tire of musketry from the slime, notwithstanding which th..y hoarded and carried the whole of them ; but to towing them out, most unfortuninely six of them got aground, and all the Clitoris used to get them off proved fruitless ; the other they succeeded sit bringing away ; she is a very fine schooner, about so tons Imeden, called the Maria 4arre, anti is cur ried into flieermey. Fortunately no lives were lost in this rot. girls«, and only one woniiiied. the car penter of the.foil,, alio irreel%ed two shots in his leg, but is like!) to Jo well. subject. Th, Huagariaos is one of ita I will bring intt itiorsidortql ad is aboi:kli direct or iiidi the Puma ; stalest rignu cation betas sewersl want relative to* wry las easel, All thug beFgh, lb end costews.4 **try peril* brstal mum he the water ow abort. ,t 1 which 'tinge soft the oast miter and th • -the Senate to ral en•itti. Iliolgh nut I A dirisim . toned in thi orders to set that they will It is said lwthenextt ' y WITIACT 01 " it haii bi pai t ru, grail Arrirsa. TI ili r • A tilltir up arias who.. hippy theta. of N rtnistis hit eling "TU. Tis Widdin. The Russians ate in like manner in great force opposite that place, at Kabala, and towards Ostrotro. We shortly expe..t to hear of some event of iusportance."--(ilbeilie du Nerd. 17th April.) •PRII. 7. Five battalions of infantry, coining from Italy, have entered the NVesterti part of the Tyrol. Let ters from Trieste give us reasim to expect many bankruptcies iu that tutvn. BAYONNE. M inert 31. Twelve or fifti en thousand urea. Composing the division of General ;eras, have :li:A arrived liere: it is said the dart etisu of their is to the As- tarty.. Warlike amino, ition, of every ;;; n.I. nu & parti cularly bombe and ball., are eoottoually pabaing throug:i city. trmsurc, 4PIIII. 4. Prince Migration, who commanded the armies on the Danube, will replace Priuce Gallitzin, cud superintend, together with the Austrian C(.liimih sarieS, the arrangement of the district of 400,000 ►ouls, which Austria cedes to RuNsia. Lieut.-Gene ral Count Suwarrow, oitly son of the Marshal of the sante name, already occupies, with a small corps of troop.., the circle of Tarnopol, the whole of which will be ceded to Russia. ASI 4 TERDAIII, APAIL 12. The fate of [loll:tad is _at leng-th decided ; that poster' cedes to France the important fortresses of Berge:-op-Zoom, Bois-le-Due, fiertruydetiberg, Breda, liVillisinstadt. Gurcurn, Klundert, Steen bergen and Ntineguen. All the districts of which the French take pos ses-ion are not equally ferule, but those which ex teittl to the sea, in the environs of the Waal, are cultivated with care. The inhabitants of Dutch almost all prams the Catholic rdigtou ; there are but few of the reformed, even ut Nitne- Korn; where they have but two churches. 'File Ca tholics Itsve live. GENOA, APrttl. 4. A ship, which yesterd.ty arrived hill• from Cy prus, has brought intelligence that chi was dt tainrd off Candia, and learned, that Cane.), the capital of that island, lass been totally destroyed by a dreadful earthquake. CORFU, MARCH 6. _ _ Perfect tranquillity prevails here. sod the ututost plenty of protisioos ; the English seem to have re. lioqui,lted every idea of attacking this FRANKFORT, •P¢tl. 10. The Grand Dischy of Frankfort is, we tinder stao.l, to he divided iiito four Prefectures, Sod the Pr frets to reside in Frankfort, Aschsffenbuig, Ila nau sod Fulda. ST. ParEassuasn. •rint. 3. CmttH St.icklebent. ituvrian Minister Plenipo tentiary, at the Prussian Court', has been recalled, and Count Lieven, Adjutant-Grneral of Hi. Lupe t" .neeeed him. _ _ _ DARMSTADT, APRIL 14. Prinee Christian, of Hesse. brother of our Grand Duke, set out this morning fur Paris, to rostra t uinte their Untierial Majesties ou their marriage, on the part of our Court. VIIIIIICE, ■ARCH 30. Tie rrrengettsrots made in our nib for the con strucnon of a number of ships of the fine and gates, are now completed, and large quantities of .shit,-tionber have already arri.ed here from Dal mil VNW 711F.1TRVROY 4 1., (111101T-GARDR.Y. Th., prevent TCESDAY, Moe i, 18116 Willi be revived, the Comedy of ALL I? IRE WRONG. Sir John Restless, Mr.Yoang; Sir W. Religiose, Mr Mur ray; Brecrlcr, Mr. C. Kensblr ; Twang Brllsatiat, Mr Brun tau. Lady Reath-se, Mrs. C. Kruab:e ; BdiuJa, Mis. H. Jukostria glories, Miss Bolton. To winch will be added, a Melo-Drams, called THE BLIND BUY. Ftaniolues, Mr. Murray; FAitioiol, Mn,. C. birenible; So. d•Aph, Mr. Sinaloa ; Obertu, Mr. Fawcett. Lida, Miss Cornfield ; Ell4l/1' Min Norton. LYCEUM 111R.ITRE. [Coder the special License of the Lord Chamberlain.) Their Majesties' Screams will, this prese.st TUESDAY, May is la, preform the Comedy of THE INCONSTANT; or, THE WAY TO WIN. 111 M. Old Miming, Mr. Merton; Young Mirabel, Mr. Melvin. Oriait, Mrs. Orger; Ilimare, Mrs. FAV/1111. Alter 'bleb, 3111 . tione,_ • New Minitel Farce, called HIT OK MISS! The ammeters toy Mr. Pesoley, Mr. De Cusp, %fr. Ma. thews. Mr. kilight, Mr.Julonstonv, Mn. Sparks, MIMI Kea), Mr.. &u. The forty-secono &il l y, 41 the PO nierset Flouse. colit.ii.titors : Si Sir Fr:toils Rom Lowresier. .1 ; s ; 7i iit, only bike an eu: ly of io n detail.. A s usual, portraits prellomioate. merit, tattooing are among the 113%4 tomilialeut iiircebof tl st Ouse: Pcrtratt of the Archbishop of - 'Pram--M. A. Sher, R. A. Purtr..::t or boil Clitoral,— T. Phill.ps, R• A. Portrait or the Lord Bishop of Carli.le—J. Nos tlicute„ R. A. Portrait of his Excellency the Petition A oihai.a.idor—bir W. &whey, R. A. Portrait of the 1100. T. Greo ville—.T. Philips, It A. Portrait or ilia Pon. P. Wynd ham—tr. P. Joscl.h. Puttratt ul hih fr, flightless the Prince of Wales, at a re. rice, at tradtd by Lord Geo. Turner, Col. Bloomfield, sad Baron Ebro : Col. 441/1111ill is the Portrait of W. A. Es 31srido i l is ti 31 P --J. Liturs% Portia tof Alits Zia Miss Has. Portrait 6:1 •tlir Marquis Mairtitioun —J. Jr.. Port:111i Itr tilt COO 474 Wp4 . 1 .. ..W. Owe A Portrait 4 the Earl of lht• liusturt.—A. W. Orris. Portrait of 0 Gilt brat, ' F.S A.—J. Lotadale. Portr•itt of Sir J 'hurl% Bart.--W Flopkiiii. Portrait of Mrs. Shepherd—. G. F:Jiloph. Portrait with, Rev.T. Moor% —Mn.s J Ilskerill. Portrait of Mrs. Sparks, as Alice. lane Castle Spectra Archer. dial a. wc—J.S. Copley, It . A . Pori rail of Mn. ti. Kuria— 31. A. Shec, R. A. Portrrot of LortlViscoant Cue. lAtareitce, H. A. Portrait of the Dorragrr . thrieteca Grr;•—M. A. tiller, R. A. • Portrait of the Right Roo. G. • Caouiiig--- Lae reser, k. A Poi trair of Mime Dromateed Dreamarrorl, A. Portrait of bliss Rhatr--H Howard, R. A. Portrait of :/. VOW t. Esq. As. ober of The Lay of the Lest Milo.trel p Maratido, H. Raelinra. Portrait of Lah/ H. Ellice.... Portrait of N. Ready, E.q. and Lis grandson—lt. R. iteinser. , Portrait of Master T. Paget —lll. Arland. Portrait of thr Carmasader. Portrait of Misr klarliti.—/. /tarlitt. Portrait of SIT J. Risley, Dart —J. Great. Portrait of the Haw Mss DIIShWOOti—J I tar o , Portrait of lln. lit-Wier—A. J Oliver. A. Portrait of aAlcamo—ft Druamood, A. Portrait of Sir P Fraacii, K.B --J. L. motte. Portrait Othe Hoe. F. West M. A. blies, IY. A. Portrait of this Estri of Dors- Ity—.T. 'Phillips, R. A. Portrait of Lady R. Whit. bread—J. Nortbeote, IL A.' Portrait of Lieut. lien. Sir Eris COOte, A. hire; R. A. Portrait of J. Townley, Esq. —J. Ramsay. Portrait of Mrs. Dickorts as Margarita, to dry topers of • " Sims uu Stapper"-t-Sir W. ht,teetiey, It. A Portrait of Mr. Suvocrbrall A Slier, Portrait of S {\ bitblrod, Esq. M.P.—.5.1% .I:spud& POI 11Sil Of Lad/ 1 -AiVaiat" W. OlietS, it Portraittrf Lieut.-Col. Ellie* Portrait at G. H. Rostra, Esq. the AlVigo trarritir —T. Stew a rdsoo Portrait Ilaskall --Slam M. Mtacialit ---- Portrait of Mts. lirtakiietd-- J. Oil f . Portrait of T. fleet; Eaq C. Anisettes. Portrait of R H. the PAO= of Waks-.G. Harlow. Portrait of 11. William% Eel. T. Ste,. album! Portrait of T. Gor.ton, Cm. Urosonolool, A. Portrait of Col. lieereos, 7th Light Wages& —G. 11. -M. A. Slice. R.A. Portrait of the I aJ Of Dart. mosith—T Phillips, it A. KWh lit of Sir A. Cochr•aa, K R —k Portrait a Cul. T. Woodier. Rurucll Portrait of • Ludy —M. D. Wyatt. A group of portraits, consist ing of Mrs. Wall, and her brother T. Raring. Esq., of their sons, and of the late 'Laity Hai tog —T. Law. rents, R. A Port Purtruilt et Air C. Ihertll, OLP .—•lt R. Reis* Perrault of M. L GC H. Harlow. Portrait of Capt.C. Campbell, --.1. flurry. Portrait elk Hanarted,Fai. . . —8 Lear. Portrsit of ibe Dees of Wind. our-111. C. Wyeft. Portrait of Lard F. Spews _ - . —W. Owes, A Portraits of Lady Mildnaja children—H. Portrait of Lady Grasthas— lads of lad} Shirailb sad child-11. Burwell. Portrait of Cedi Atli, a native Prince of Hisidostan, who visited Euelsod, it. isms... H. Howard. It A. Portrait of Lady Ana Ashley —W. Gum, R.l • Portrait of Vire. Mel viltr—T. I aurenee, A.A. Portrait of Lieut. Col. Des brume, AI. P. Vu e Chain. berbou to the Uureu—T. Barber. Portrait of Sir G Bkipwith, Bart.--. 11 Birrorll Portrait of Lady Frances Pratt—W. Owen, R.A. H. ?Aide,. Portrait of the Marquis of Dowasbire—J. Lowish. Portrait of Capt. Foljambr, ova Rect. o f Lied Dre _ . it'ins=l. - R. Snails Portraits of Early Moretti, Mr. Hay. Mm. Dora, lord Boriottiloo. Lord Barlow, and Geo. Sir 0 Norio— J . Downtime, A. Portrait of Al,. G. AiusEe— W. Heard, H." Portrait of Mn. Willis/41— C. Halter. Portraits of Lady Astknos owl rhild—J. Grecs. Portrait of Mr. Mattlows, u Cypher, is tha 'sprain forte of " 11l or Moe—, Portrait of W. Liiiien • Fog. —A. J. (liver, A. Portrait of the Hon. Stewart Wort ;e)--W. Owen, R.A. S. ice itilde. Portrait of Profettoe Dar, — W. Loire. On Wednesday last Mrs. GILAIIAM'S first con cert Web given at the Old Town Hall. Devizes, sod was patronised by all the beauty rod fashion of that town and its envirous. The erlection was ardor the immediate direction of Mr. &looms, mod •4I particularly tine and uppropi.ate. At eight o'clock the conceit commenced, with a p.. cc femn HaN- Imi.; many glees, duets, and song* followed, which were severally given with the most hew eff. - cte and the evening passed off with the sliest perfect satisfaction and harmouy. The first meeting of the Four-in-Hand Club is Axed for Thursday. They meet at Mr. licer.oo . ll. Mortimer -street, drive twice round Citediatish square, and pri,ceed to Salt-hill to dinner, as last year. Last night the Glasgow Theatre was to close for the season, for the benefit of Mr. M'Gatooa; occasion Mn.s Yonne, from the Edinburt:h 'Theatre, wa. to have given her assistance lii the part of Jana, in the Comedy of The Rivals. Mr. Dolmen's last new play, The Fuoorai , g of the Forest, wee performed, for the first time, at Salisbury Theatie, eu Monday evening, nod re peated on tVerli.e.day and Friday,' with near scenery, eppropriete and very beautiful. A moor. light, with water, &c. was peril. silarly udnaral ; and the performers %Cfit:4l th. rs jtlitae to their several e ....racters. On Frith!. flea N" 11 / 3 • of the I laymorket Theatre, made his app. at mince in the eh:porter of Losorillo, iii the Two At , itrrs to yam,. Haw. w hhe 14..1.41 a. i. , 1 grist helium , . hr.. Fu mites Donna Chita .vas spirited yet correct. * 4 14- ' . eli p "a- -% . 41.. • • m „Hsi RO YAL se . i ie • ns t The forty-second exhib i ti on of the RoyAl in the Publi c , commenced )esterd.4 at s, following are the Priuci colit.iimtors: Sic William Beecher. hull Bireti Sir Frata floitrg.i.is, 4 . ; Forr:i,3; 11 • u at, . r N imx ia ir. r. t Wert, the her, has only one , o S cr i pture Piece. we %ill t i: s i k il e et a : l ll.. As nortrsit. m • I