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M I Whil e he, therefore, acewded M thc retionentitenti be would be ready either itow, or at any,other time, to con te n d that this petitton. from its latiguege, mo pe, and design, `was such, they neither could, u nr ought les admit. to liekm their ms Al tYYI illelUlt• Sir June NEWPORT acid, ha *spot opinion that the debate should be adjourned. He theu g l i t the prayer of the petition obviated Huy ohjeetimo to the brat clauses of it. He only stated this, dirt ,ill parts of it should be taken into consideratiou together. He would not contend, but that there were strong and wreagexpreseions sit the outset of this pc-idiots; b u t when all parts were conspired t o o t! . h er , h e could not see au objectioo to its being raid on the table; but, as tome Gentlemen might wish for fur ther time for consideration, he would give his vote for the adjourument of the debate. Mr. Been stated, that he was at a loss to know how his conteitueuts could express their opinions e r ne,. than they had done. They conceived the louse had assumed a pow& which they tnought .ss not vested in them. His constitneets care •oore strongly arged to this idea, flout the conduct 1.1 It, in the case of Mr. 11'ilites, where they ex punged their linnet resolutions, knowing them to be illegal, from their Journals. Mr. Ca tenter explaimed. Mr. C. Fitricniasott ohsenred, he would vote for the adjourenneast of the debate. lie thought the Right Hou. Gent. (Mr. Percevel) wai completely in error. lie thought this was a questiota that formed part of a measure, *hieh hes not been yet decided on, and must remain fur a decision, until • jury of the country lied formed en opinion. It was oat his moth to enter into the merits of the point, .IHI it would, iu another place, undergo a inure aide iii.coission. He hoped it was the intention of the House to meet the question fairly. He could toot see the phjection to a pentson which went to the purpose of bringing forward r most justi liditie regulation. If be thought it was the omen. Um of the people to enforce it by violence, he would be one of the first to <woe theta ; hot when they t e , illy petitioned, he would he the first to support n e m. lie when dto know ibwhat voitute it was held out to petitioners, how they should word their poitioa. He kii-w there wa. a venom mode of 1, 0 .1'3 4 aid etiJitig it, aid with this the present spelie nes had complier!. Tiae para,eraph which oheoatcry of the night bore egiinst, did not deserve it, for it had been assumed by the 11.0 e, and ar. knosledged by lion. Grath:melt in their places. Nr cautoited them rot to reject thr petition; fur lie remembered aniustanee in the Irish Parltaiaent,- ia sear /792. when a ittlition was presented from the Roam, Catholics* of that country to the llou.e of Comments; it was moved by a inset re spectable member, Mr. La Touche. that it ehouid he rejected, which wets carried. The Minister of the day. on the following year, came forward anal grustrit thew wore than was asked in Ow former roams. He thought this was eufficieut for them to ovoid beteg pist•in Ow • nue situation. Tne Senaixest then pot the question nn the eiticurtment, that the debate shooed be adjourned until to-otorrow, *hien was curried iu the affirma tive, without a division. The Reuse resteved i!self into a Committee on the Finelen Lima Act. Mr. Rona moved for [rive to bring io • Bill to aothorixe the rep:li meta of duties fin the exporto two of foreign linens in certain rases. After a few 'voids from Mr. 0 . 114111 A, it wax ;lewd to, the Report ordered to be received, dud leAte given to bring in the _ _ _ JUDGES• SALARIES. Mr. O'HARA wiel:01, hei one the Speaker left the Choir, to suggest the prnortety a increasing tire ruins of the Chief Jutip of Prim:a Edward's 1.61:41, and Novo Scotif. The SrEAKtit Open's:rt, that any pmpositirat to shot effect .huttld originate in a Coo:m.l:er ut the it hole Hoare. Mr. filisas requested. that, ea he was not pre. pared .t present with rub• thing upon the subject, time mishit be given bite far thot purpose. Mr. Ottertail aas of oprwoo, diet as the present Bill related adely to the Judges in Ireland and Scotland. it ituntd not be proper to engreft such a Ite-ohLion upon it, as that which the iltrou. Gen- Crown was de,isout of proposing. M. WHAarts tin4gested, that as hr was going to more in the initteldnomu. service fora sum for the of Prince Edward's Island, it would I • more regular ro move such Itesolittioo when tie ll•wsc wrist i•itoCniumitier upon that subject. NI r. C A tAlt A FY thought, that as the lion. (ientte raao only u.ked till to-morrow, it was herd to re-. tam- hi is. pant •ollar:y when they considered the present ste!e of the 'noose. ' A ter r leo woria frow the LORD ADVOCATE and Al r. Loan, Al . trilatta wove notice, that he would move it iu tor. iniumitire t I Slimily on Friday Dent. Fite 8.11 then aro through aCom mittee, and the Repot was ordered to be received to-morrow. The ilinaw great onto immature ou the. Imbiect Ile voinpvit•oliou to l►r granted to the Clisrk; of S:110{011, tu etntrei l ueoLe of tae now 'crone loco,* in estraeting ti:e Decrees of the llesolution► were agreed to, sod the Iteport urd.re.l to he received tn-ino:i ow. COMIMITTES OF SUPPLY. Tire tluu - e thou itself tutu s Committee of Supph•. »r• 11 u.titrors moved several Re►alotions for "• 10 . 1w emitted for the ini.welhi.seous 'Derriere, "It w intistinctly that we could not collect the r•ri 10 104 f h. The "Ls lutiona wereawerd to, and u•P liPport f•rtleird to Ite received to.tuorrow. accou.st of the runt. of money paid te, the of Milrtiaturn 118 Ireland, was toured for ardaKreed to. The Irish Stage Coach Rill was read a second tout, and or:ler-a to h- committed on Tuesday. tt),HiNGTON hrtiti4ht up the Redort of the 4 . o, nroittee on the hisivatice Acta. The third veaditig of the Privately Stealing Sill. "area a few observation, from Mr. liseamsT mud the t RAW.lit.Ltin of the Excitgratma. grab POOti"rn e I,li to-lawrom. to euuseynetice of the ileJlifliCt vi Samuel Romillv.—Anynurned. 'aesday the Ann &rill ft, of dar Stlir ra A I'CH /trim's regiment. the 103 d. command-81 try Celn nr tigicuLas Scurf, inserted into Ge..poft foe o :altarkation. The sectom.l Ammon marches is tais witeu Sit SAIOULL will tee both at tt it 111* XXV TUNA ntr-sordtt, COPENT-GAIWZY. Ikr. present THUtteDAY. Mays, tallq,wilbeastad,die Treece, of TOE :.WEST ER. Beverley, Mr. Young; Stokely, Mr Cooke; Leeson, Mr. C. Ktorble. Mrs. Beverley, Mr*. Siddocio. To • Mich will be acrd, tbe Bnrktts of . TOM TUUMB THE. (II AT. King Arthur, Mr. Maude's; huodle, Mr. Taylor; Doodle, Mr. siniinums. Queer Dullakills, Mrs Liston. To morrow. The Custle of Audalusia.—.oa Saturday, Korj Heury Ike Eighth. .4 Acw 11e4icul itiisipiece is in relseanal, sad will very worii be prodused. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, THURSDAY. MAT 3. We yesterday gore, from Tee Casette, the op poiutsnetits of Mr. YOKKL to the head of the 4d• essinilty, and of Lord MuLUKAVIS to the Ordnance, vies the Esrl of CUATH ali. Mr. YORK': del not kiss baud. yesterday at the Levee, ou account of the death of his Nephew, Lord Ito *Tom, eidest sou of the Earl of HAKDIVIIKK. Tal:t. most amiable- and respectable Nobleuiaa has been 18%u:orb natio*. nate. His eldest soli perished in a *torso la two Baltic ; and his other and last sou has just been snatched frous bun. We lately msnt oiled that His MAJESTY'S sight wes entirely guile, ai.il that his Medical Attendints were of °terrine, that an operation to restore it might now be performed with every prospect of ,sneeess. Some of the Pap. :1 have condescended to attri'oee it to anxiety of no::ed, uu account of the popular fermentation excited by the case of Sir Ft:Letts Ruetsert. His Maxine has always proved trireme' posee-aed of a strength of mind coru pteent to meet ruueh severer afllici ions ; and to at tribute such ail effect to.the Piccadilly Expeditiou, is really to attach to it an imenrtairti . :e that it does trot porn**. Of the fact, huwever. of His Wt .'s:wry': r loin of sight, we are sorry to say, his appearance, yesterday, at tile Qv . rives Mouse, left no doubt ; ikut, wills rciesset to an intended operation upon his eyes, and its nature, the stories in circulation see, in general, too ridiculous for notice. ‘l'e are corifirleitt that no operation would be attempted upon the sin..4l, atithoril of any in dividuel practitioner, however skilful and cele brated. t 7 iion such au occasion, Surely, the great experience' awl acknowledged talents of Mr. W•UE, *mild be 'consulted. a man of such exteu sire and succesirful prectice, sear..efy passes a aielile day witlyntt restorieg sight to the Lbud, and whore work,. in any other age, would have beets regarded as miracle's. Even after the beat medical advice was °Litanies!, the subject surely would require the deliberation and sanctien of the Privy Council ; and the feelings of His NIAJ .STY'S numerous family must oho he consulted; no a caws in which they Must kettle deep an interest. lie would indeed be a bold phytticisn who would undertake so serious a responeibility, without such sanction and g!tprovail, and as regardless of his own interest, as of ;;Ii deli cacy and propriety. These steps, therefore, as far as we have been Able to kern, not traria; been y t taken, we el r not believe that an operation is to be performed on Ilia M•ESTY's eyes invordintely, as stated its 'rime of the papers, pr it it has been yet detenutotsi upon. The Treasury Seising will, however.no duu°o, nedeavear to inculeisic the idea, mud force it unto the public mind. It would be to their employers another year of Jubilee, and se cute them fu: a little larger iu their totteeog seats, for, from the first moment of preparation, until His perfect recovery, every murmur must be hushed. and no tongue must dare to wag against His MeassTes Ministers. Should any out dare roar raigo their conduct in that isterval s be would be branded in the Ministeriel Journals as • man regardless of all the decencies of private life, ao unfeeling monster. perhaps traitor, who sought to disturb and distress the Royal wind. at a ilisserat when it required kit possible tranquillity and re pine. The old cast of tt our georiold Kien" sad if our Leer," with of,ich the Mother Cole Prints have been accustensed to disgust even the objects of their fulsome and deceitful praises, would be re produced. and the country, condemned to passive olserlience, would be I. ft at the mercy of its present weak mud inieeralee Theietera. Colors! Porten Is • .-1). bpredsly to have a graiid reviews of tl.e West Yea It. Shropshire, sad Su►see NII:or as. A very important eonveraation took plate, lost nizia, in the 11,4ase of Commons, on the suhject of laying the Midithre.x Petition on 'he bible. The delwe was adjiturir..l to this day, for the purpose of almaing Members full lime to make up their minds on a question so truly i.e portant, as one af fecting the rights of the ;tropic to labour►. Flom the senitincits dtlivi.red by snu►- of the speakers, both MI the Mini.terial sod Opposition side of the Homo.. it sontl opprar that this question is likely to take a rnor.• staple range than could at first be sappeeird. Otte lion. Member strut so far ■s to hint, it might be neve wiry to le4islate on this sub. It ct, and it line lona far the right anal nature of pee tutu, i.e.; •aught to extend. It to have teen abu.a.l thy deingning men; but we should be sorry, indeed, to ii.o.tiaintriels imposed on the people. i n l ►nint in which they are so tenderly contented, and from 'shirk h they derive the only 111.411 S of oinking their enditnentr lvtost a to their ILepres►utattsc... If tie Ilona« thiuk it orcessary to bare llnsir pria ic..•a ttntleA!wel, they may sorely grant the swine 16 the p and the mein. in, us they 14;16 ay, p.m..s t:!. poser withl:l thernitlV , ll , .l restraining wu l ea. iiierauce, eutl rejectiag *what is unworthy to be ft crived. t &Aft ct i4l (LI k yst. * itt PASMONS FOR NAY. It is with pleasure we ob=eree oar degas's, Uwe Amaral oft their Winte r garb, for the more light and clegant Spiing dress; which consists chiefly of chip a... 1 grow bats and bon nets, of various forms, urazinentr d ono. white ur coloured °attic,' &milers, and sonic with natural tiuwers, particularly the double hyacinth, rariegiiteil tulip, .out passion firmer. Muslin or silk molars 311.1 prlissea, bordered with rob figured ribbons, with which the oraanients and ti itemise! of the bonnet correspond. Silk hoonets ore certainly On the de• cline, though some are sill worn. )lorising dresses hare very little novelty in the Lorne; they are peincipally made with full hacks, confined at the waist, with • sash of the same. Lace and wroth are owls moil, inserted in a great va riety of faticiful forms; Aish, its reality, is the only alteration that can Ire made in this part of the dress Collars have in a great deg, ee given place to plaiting of flue thread net frills, or calf of vanilyked lire. The evening and ball dresses are made is white or nofidned crapes, over white satin stile, or satin only; with gold or inleee ribbon slows the from and round the bosom and sheen, and herd up with a curd to correspond; the same kind of trimming is also used to place on the dress, in the style of • robe, carried off at the soles, which bas aliso the mit Cl of a short dress; these are also'made with loose backs, and minueil by a old or nicer belt; but as the females of the plasma age appear more to study the becoming that the fashiouable, we cannot expert to find any thing very new. The waists still continue to be worn a mode I me length. The painoore rap is both ituarelli , and becunim 4 , it is compused of lace, and white sails, or pale coloured silk, with a ruse or any pretty natural novice The Turkish turbans are again making their appearance ; and those very much resembling whet were adopted by Anna Houk yn, are extremely elegant. Hats keg feathers are still very much worse The principal coleus appear tithe primrose, pea .green, lilac, pie yellow and buff; the latter, it 'a supposed, will have the preference. TIIE OURT. YCaterday, aLoUt tWellre p . CllO4:k, His NISJVAITIr arrivtil at thr. tJur.oo's Palace, from 11'ind.or, u here he %as received by the Dope. of YORK, Cl1BIBLUI.•%11, KIS r, SUaSE X, Mad CA MaittLOGS. Soon after two o'clio:k, His ittlaJErte held a Private I.evee, which was •tienderl by— The Arcithoilsup of Tort, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Presidel.l of the Council, tie Lord Poe., Se a!, the flist lord of the Treasury and Chaticett"r i'leEtehequer, Ma.,ter•Georral of the Ortlisaste, the these Secretaries of Slide, the President of the BoatJ the Cum the Jedge-,l•;,t,raiv, (..senor %Vyisuet the Dollies of LleruoishrT ' :%lontrose; EMI Dermal.) ; Lords t‘illourlitay de lira.: (to wading), lleathfirld stick), and Gies amity , E Huller, Sir lit bicker tow, and Sir J. Sattinsres , u.uirrnis Balh.ur and Leigh; ColorellVilson, Captain la), R.S ; Sir S. Cottrell; awl Ales.rs Easkener mint (;;rump is. writing). Thr tollowii:g had toe honour of tiring present. ed to [lid MAJFATY : Gulls nor %%Intent W) 3111 e, on hi. being appoisted Golfer our of 11114111‘11 Fllll, upon u bush ocrahluu be received the honour of knighthoutt. tieuerui Lai* alolgrtve, upon his appusetmest to be Maa te..C, neral of the Ordnance. His Ilene, the I)ulte of Devonshire, upon his marriage. Lord fikrarley,ua confine to Isis mi.. raplai• Clay, R. N. ua Los,,turn thorn the Hattie. Iltrar-Admirsl Sir Edward Gnllet , Bait. ea hints appointed second hi etironiaud at Plymouth. General James Balfour, upon his rrromoCon. General Leigh, on h;s bring appoisstr it to the command of the ld Itegitneut, or Balta. Vice. Admiral .sir Richard Bickertuu, un being appointed Maj , ,r-ficeirs.ll uf the llarima. iCulunct %Vitale, um being appointed Colotitl of the ath Ce , .. leo Regnant. Vice Menial Sir James &muerte, upon hit return Gum the Baltic. flu ithiEsTv held a Privy Council, and gave audiences to Mr. Pinworm., thr rest of the net Ministers, Sir DAVID DUNDIO, and Mr. M. SUTTON: the ►est of whom laiit lifi NIAJES TY the proceedings of some Coints-31.trtial. Eurl Fontmutt Korea grand dinner, 3 esterdsy, •t he house, in Crarvenor-NuNre, to their Royal illAhnes,r, the Dukes of CUNBEILLAND mod C 4M. SAIUGIE, Eicli WILTON and 11111111140T11, Vi,. count Kuutitt.mr, Lurd ELLIINOWUJIION, Lord BIGOT. the Archbishop of Yoati. the Dean of Wilmot", and the lion. B. PAOST. The faidliouvtilr world was divided I night !Ole Several p3rti=s : Lady Ifratavrouo's gr nd rout in Hanauer-oquare,and Lord Situ str's grwirt bell and sapper. is Greavetsor-scprire, were the principal points of attraction.. Yeateiday. the Cabinet Ministers dined with the Martiois WI6LIASLEV. Last flight. Lady Spry eve a gr./m.l concert and hall, at her house oil (:icei‘enooliquare. hoodred were itivitid, and only three hod sent apo logies on Tuesday. Lord COVRTIMAT'II grand concert is fixed for Thu.sdav next. at his house io Paitinan.isquare. All the beau-invwde is a-tips...tell to to present. Yrsterda). Lop! Cesium gave a dinner. to a select party of friends. at his house in Davies. street. fierkeley.Nuare. previous to their atteadoog the Concert of ilitieseut Music. The Bachelors of %reacher are leaking great preparations kw the urlehr4flun of acr bi rt h d a y, on the 19th narlant. %Vhy 410 1/0i the 4. le frlln•rs ma►ry, and do the state emote it,: vita Tu PATas, Coy raT-UIIRDIKII.—The Tragedy of Douglas we. performed here, ia.t 'eight, for the !brat of the fund for the relief of aged and mai rm actors, and the %Woos and children of actors de ceased. The house. at au early hour s was filled ; tha b..•es eoutnined mire Lreranos at first L rice than had ever honoured it with their presence ; 1,3.110 per. aonv iv-.e admitted into the busts at Oast price. Ti.rre airs not am avenue or pesiage in we to the neatre that did not overflow. The perfumers ex-rteJ all these talent*. and mewed food and Crll•raerite.l applause. Mr. PIIILIPIPS a imneflt, to-morrow evening. at the lieouns Tutstrr. pronalses • rich teed to the Ine•rnnf nosiody soil u..velty. Mr. PHILIPPI, for the iir.ttitne, perforit., the port flee/44in Beirforr. io e.he farce of Lore brush., n Lott •c.l Mrs. Motorr tam. Ms. hio.stin. sod *lament DettEK. lend vocal aid on the 0::Ctl• iithle A most brilliant h,asr exp. ctra. ~. MRS. BEIU.VONT'S 0124,771 B.ILLS AND SEWERS. This Linty gave, on Nlonday night, ens of the grand. st entertaiiim Ants of the season, at tier ele gant house iu Pullman-square, cos t slung of lb" grand halls and suppers. Toe lila, %inch was for a juv enile party, commenced at tutor o'elock in the **ening, ..nd the supper was annonuced at clear's.— ' The second ball was opened at twelve o'clock. sad the slipper-ramie% were thrown opera ai three o'clock. The prepwations for these two grand entertainments were in tile first style of 'taste and elegance. The grand drawing-room Wee • blaze of MAIN. I'ne front one was nppro,.,..l!ted to dancing. The flour was tastefully elia.ked , to va rious devices, suited to tie Occ,tsl , ,a). At the ell. trance of the molt, on the grand. stuireaNe, w. I placer! a superb trininislial arch, rill MK' of the most beautiful exotics, adorned with the chokes , flow..rs that could he procured. 'Toe second and third apartments were equal in eleganoe, and were light ail by magnificeut 'mores, su l len in u. lights. The third room was a refreslimei,t ro inns A concave table was set omit. and rb-corated with a gr mil silver-chased gilt plateau, fills odori ferous dowers, and lighted by numerous wax-light,, placed in silver-chm•ed c indbfsticks. Tea, eotlie, orairgeat, &c. were served in profusion. 'The library Was appropriated to the juvenile party's supper• room. lis It Wee placed a horse-shoe table, set out for uric hundred ; it was deeoratel with medalliu Nur ~,,, tinted by art•ficial flowers. Six double silver branched candlestick's were placed on this table, and six massy silver tureens were at each angle. The most tasteful ornamental vestry was display ed ; it consisted of " Merlin's Cave,' executed in pastry, add tilled with (Tennis, &c.-- Cold roast fowls, and the rhoicest fruits, were in abundance. At eleven o'clock, the juvenile party left the dra.vin :4 -rooin, and were conducted by M i.s Diana Beaumont to the supper-room. Never was witnessed • greater assemblage of youth and beauty than instantly filled the mama. At half-past 12 o'clock, they hilt the supper-room, and returned home. The attention was next directed to arriin4e the tables for the second sii:rirer. In the front parlour was placed a horse-dine table, with a superb gold epergne in the centre, supported by gold chased .phynxes, and lighted by six gold branches, bearing wax lights, and surmounted by a bouquet. Six smaller epergnes were judiciously !deiced round the riirincipol table; the whole lig'ited by twelve ma- sy silver chisel candlesticks, and silver branches, beariug lights; grottos, executed in pastry, tem ples, elephants, ca•tles nu their but ka, &es varu-gated the tables; tongue., representing dol. phins ; hams, forming swans ; transparent jelliey representing the bust of the immortal NelWn , and other flatters, were executed in the ino.t prefect ate le. Two other roans were also a t out with tittles for 200 persons, all in a uniform style of rte. puce ; large medallions, surinouisti d with gar lands of various flowers, &c. adorned them. The whole was served on rich plate. The dessert con. !fisted of peaches, apricots, black mud white grapes. nectarine-a, cherries, strawberries; and pines, all in as great a perfection as in autumn. At twelve o'clock, the ball was opened by Mr. Thomas Wentworth Beatimout, the Colonel's eldest son. and Lady Mary Perry, with the fellow ite dance of Moat Frain. Tice eapronli dawee. The Prime of Life, was le tel off by the Marquis of Ely and Miss Metesdf. 'The third dance. O'er the beagle ars /ay I,#re, was also kept up with great spirit. Earl Moira's welcome to Scotland conclud ed the dancing, at a quarter pit.t thr,e, when supper was announced. It consisted of evert' delicacy of the SY anun. served up under cover. Th.. choicest wines graced the festive board. Th• whole was conducted tinder the direction of Mr. Read. There were stewards of WO Nol.ility and Fashionahles present, who, after slipper, returned to the room, anti kept up toe hu.y .erne until *even o'clock in the rotirieng, when an elernt liresklast Will announced. not rolls set.- till in rra•liaciia by that time fir the ci.rupany : A tom.gat whore D.rhewer--LeeAlc, Maorbester, Dun ager 31Eochester, mud Athol. ..I.laresisser--Ely sod Worcester. Forir—Nelatio, Limerick, mud ‘Vestiriorland. Coontaser—Pelson, Nlutiot lV,stioorland, Lune rick , Antrim, Nisni.titid, sod W' ,r i.k. Visconnte—Murpeth, eastkreach, and Newark. Viscoriessei—Cantleragb, Murrell), Newark, mod Hit warden The Archbishop of York. Clirtstynd, Wentworth, Say sill Sae, Ben , et, :trowniuw, •Curse, James Murniy, Ltlewborough, soil Walpist!. Ladoes....threetwol, Smut., C'hetwvad, Sim sad Sete, &awning, Ellcuborouel., Ltddlr, K. Seymour, U. Smith. C. Lentz. Parker, Ctlth.upe, Mark Sykes, Stewart*. L. Grey, S. Drsuum.nol, C. Murray, C. Barham, Cartlee. Metstaumery, Cat." tic, C Gievrlir, Metcalf, Hipprdry, H. Sallwan, PA Ostia, suitor, u, Suotrrs H...d, [.hone, Dowelas, Jultastone, Boyer, A. Onburue, Weataurik, sod Gwadar. StraJoint Juhustnae, Jetta Buytr, Juts Wentoutit. T. Grammond Smith, H. Popham, G Brawnout, K. ularu, and Mat'a % s, Nei ;8 —W artlfe, Wheeler, reeter•ue, W.r.l .hi, Rid ley, Converse, R. Wiley, Simon, C UoAeli+, Jefferser, Hope, Lerwelks, Gercs‘ruott, Grata, Houvra K Curt, Ver. son, Staolo , ,pe earl Gurdoe. , Duag:ss, Robert.. ft, S Staztv.pe, Va. hers, Korts,rie, Merrey, StcwsrJ, K , ono, How-, Montague, RWlty,CultaGertre, Broker, Macdonald, Wheeler saJ Ittisses—.Healoke i Werdie,Cultt.orpe X,;la, kertua, Frs. Wer, Gurrliso, Cauter. M.9l.t.gue, tio.runersks, terast. Hip-' pesky, Cus, Alsekentst, Cast, Bou.caw, Hubert, Reit, Doe bunt, sad Stiotb Crimea/a...11 array. aciJ r,cse. Caesars 31acduwahl. . - The Muchiouris of DoW Sallee enterairird a select parry at &user uu Nlouthay. at her house tienOt et ulna's: • The Elit 0.4 Cosntras Cnot,somestrr. Os Ea , l of Bassyttoss. Earl thimiscalnl4 the aa4. rad Counter o f Sr-71014 the Mertquonese 04. 1.1sIll; kV. Viscount SIALPOOs &C. are smonpt tat . fasntorr.hle !irate in towu this seek. Colonel JON+ OSBORN, cad family arrivert.•••• Mouthy. at their new house iu St rkeley-up o mm, NI% their seat to Bedfordshire.. Toe Cossows of EMS has vs:turn...lto her how* en lierktler.wiesfe, frous C.Ashiutiuts . Ilrr Lady. ship iotrods shoran to enliven tLe fashionable wort." wish rirgstot roots. The followlog aural atimingeose.otg tut about to sok.- :—Admirel Statitaurt Go e s la Sots-mew us tile roans of Admiral V. eta.% who loss ft-gigot , ' front bruits Aflosinst arls4lf com..s to the "Lite ; sad Ail 441 !hammy Sawitisa is to bs is cessalatai at Vartaimpath.