The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-06-01 00:00:00

• t ,• . . r •SRi'ISIFP,ES 5. LONDON, 1 . MONDAY, 3lnts tete. We have received Paris Papers of Wednesday .• • bad Thursday last. From then. we learn,that the • 'Government of Austria has at length succeeded in inducing some capitalists, including Messrs. BAIIIIIO mud Hove, to advance a loan to it of thirty millions of florin', notwithstanding the result of the luau contracted clueing the late war in this conntry. If the payment of the money could be secured, the rate of the present loan, though lower than the last contracted by the French Govern. went, is advantageous to the Contractors. The d.benoures were issued at 70, hearing sn interest of flee p e e r e nt., and are represented as having been subs• quently negotiable on the exchange at 7il and ;S. The good effects of the IEIO4 eiean to Prussia are still exultingly noticed in the irticise • s.f intelligence from The Freneh Flee per Cent.. have experienced Is considerable rise. They are 69 f. 13 c. Beek Artiotts, 1.341 r. HaMburgh and Flanders Mails have arrived with Pipers to the .161 h May. They coutaiu Do uews of importance: Ti is not unusual in the Houses of Parliament towards the close of the Session, to meet on busi ness on Saturdays. It is, however, for the purpose of forwarding Bills in their respective stages, in cases already discussed, or not likely to produce debate, in conformity with the rules of the House. The business of the House of Commons, on S".. tiirday, was an exception to Ilya general rote : it is reported at,length in our preceding columns. The Earl of .I..tirsereaL had a long audience of the.Pittacit Reseal ou Saturday. The Loan CIIANCBLIOR, Prince ESTERNANT s and Viscount Sinstowru, had audiences of the Puns RLUINT yesterday, at Carlton House. Rear-Admiral Sir GEORGI COCKBORN, K.C.B. (one of the Lords of the Admiralty), Iran offered himself as a Candidate to Represent this Borough in the beat Parlistneut.—(Notiky's Portsmouth Paper.) The Cantation, la, Captain the Hon. J. GORDON. sailed on Tuesday fur Newfoundland. The Isles, for Newfoundland ; Grasshopper, fur Halifax; Tiber sad Hope, refitting, are at Spitheud. . - Orders are received at Portsmouth to 6t the j lish:iry, 515, for the reception of p Flag Officer. The IVercenstk, at Chath ' ordered to be laid by for twelve months. T he "wee, is to be repsited at s that port. The . ide as - (formerly American), hiring found rotten, is breaking op. The two twenty-gun ships, lately ordered to be built there, are to he called the Ranger and Tweed. The Hyperion is to be fitted for commission. Captain FOINRAOX is appointed to the Cuero*, tO, and Captain ItODNIT SHANNON to Ilea Lae. ret 10, both at Portsmouth, to be fitted for foreign otatinno. Captain G. Pacisam. is @pranged to the Brilette, at Sheerness, for North America. Lieu tenant EDWARD TRORNIIROUGH. late Flag brute. slant to Sir EDWARD THostreaouon, and Lieute nant C. N. NUMMI, late Flog Lieutenant to Admiral Dotiot.as. are promoted to the rank of Commander. Mr. B. Snotve.of the Queen Char. Pate, is promoted to the rook of Lieutenant. Mr. C. BURN6II. is appointed Master of the Tiber. Lieutroant BAtea to command the Perseus, str tinned off the Tower, to receive volunteer seamen for the Navy. Extract from a letter dated Plymouth, 28th 11ay :—A large ship' is corning in, supposed to be the Tonotatet. NO (Sir B. lIALLOwaLL). froin Cork. The . h'nusihes. 74, Capt. THOMAS Boys, from Leith, and the Northumberland, 74, Captain JAMES WALKER, from Sheerness, are hourly ex pected. It is *lnd the Bulwark, Captain 9. Whams, at Sieernes*, will not be able to join the squadron for want of men. The squadron will probably sail next week, to cruise between d a unt and Cape Fitinterre. The Prometheus, Heron, and Grecian, accompany the line-of.hattle ships. It it generally rape , ted that the PRINCE RRAIIINT will pay us a visit." The Iris, Captain lIRRINRT, remains at Ports innutli, detained by contra/ winds. She put into that port on Sunday se girt from the Cape, of Grt,d Hope, ta..und to the Tette% with the officets sad er..w of the late Dutch line-a- battle Ail, Amsterdam PRO person.), which was wrecked at the Cape, tit December, when on her return to Furntw, from Batavie. with nearly 1,000 taus or rotiee, sugar, and 'wrack. the whole of which was lost, exccpt 30 cask. of atria. The Iris loft the Cope on the ilth, and St. Whim the 21st of March. party. tailprafary Erskine, Chula**, Augusta Cent" MinCurrA r ;pt. and Mrs.'lfgrave, Coleael Satilleasee. &c. The Duke and Duchess 4 algtanlilning party in honour .4 . . the to lower suite of - rooms orilf . 'were . opened al occasion. The dining-room wins coaverted in uservatory, where a taint choice collection of exotica, with a variety of plants sod ROMetll, were dnplayed with great taste. Tlw lloyal Dirke'a band of the 311 regiment of Foot Guards attended daring the evening in their full state unifoien, and were stationed in the vein bale, where they played some charrning piece', ander the direction of Mr. Horasas, the masks of the baud. Among the company who attended the eveuing party were.— Voir Royal Highwenws the Mikes of Clarenre and Caw. bridge. his Suess. Higbee's the Pewee of Hesse Hombourg, Laudgrave uf /hue Cassel, Sir G Slier, Mr. aud Mrs. Chabanedeley. Str. sad Mrs. Max Grosvenor, Mr. It. and )flies Dux Grusueteer. Lord and Lally Itirnard. the Mutinous,' ut Lanadoeu, Calomel Guise, Colonel Clithero, ler C, Linty, and tau piss.. Rowley, Major Ilesketh, Grunt! Dillies. Sir W. cos, Calomel Dashilood, Colonel Dowater, ilr. lustier, Doctor Fi reason, Baron Olissh tea, the Coanteas of Ilehaster, Mr. awl Mrs. Freeniaii. Ile, Doctor Davy, Mr. awl -Mrs. i)ese Sir H. and Lady Campbell, the Ihnes t er Duchene of amt., Lady C. Os borne, lime blatqais sad Marrhioaries Cornwallis. two Ladies Coniston..., Viseuatit sad %%ecotone's *abbey...h. Ur. Peeiliell, Earl of Harcourt, Miss Trefusia, Mr. Mrs and %lines Statist, Mrs. Muting% Donau, Countess of Harcourt, Dowager Curate's of Cardium, Lady C. Waldegrave. Ladies .1. and C. Urine, Sir Chub a mod Lady hello,. Mr. Mrs. sad two Misers Tierney, Earl mid Conieless Petskit, Captain Slaphrtues, Captain Carew.. Mrs. Ilea, pus Taylor, Mr. soil fin. A. %odium Sir J. 11. Warren, Mrs. Stephensua, Colonel Cueltraue, Major-Geuesal Fernier. Colonel Drseenaael. Cul. Will, Lady Punter', Mi.s Illaetketan, Cul. Kee, Ike. Le. Vie Princess Screw* nveiirl - the . ciingratuls.. tions of the tli , tinguished assemblage upon the re tut tof her birth-day. A variety of choice seteslnneuts were served up in a very elegant style. The private account or the stale of the Quaint yesterday was, 4 . He► MAJESTY is ving on v e ll.” Yesterday the Patoce REGENT visited the QUEEN and PRINCESSES a considerable time. The Duke of You, the Duchensi of GLOU• CUTER, the Duke viol Duchros of CAMBRIDGE, and the Litudgrava. of Relic CAMEL, matt her MAJESTY and the PRlNcEssts yesteidny. The Patece Helmer. the Duchess of Or.ott. CUTER, and the Duke of You, visaed her MA JESTY on Saturday. Yesterday the Duke and Dl:chew , ' of 01.0U cESTER 'filled with the Duke and Duchet4 of CAMBRIDGE. On Saturday morning the Laridgrave of HESSE. CASS! J. Was introduced to the QUELN, at her Palace. _ On Friday the Duke and Duchess of Cam itelGa walked through some of the principal streets ut the west end of the town. 011 Friday evening the Princess of Haut Mai souite and the Princess AUGUSTA visored the Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, at Cambridge Howie. Saturday morning, about !leer4,,,oh:tock, the Duke and buehessAfliCessiotterit ktt tuwu for 'Windsor, on u visitslS the P.riittemtki.ss, and ..iettinted to towjLji.the evii•V‘e antler, at Calm- MOP 110a3k , - Tlie Dreicheli of You dined with "Ro i yal Highriewws. Prioress rtt:Gtsys and the Priasee* of Huse Hustuou i it I AU the party after d' r, and remained at Cambridge House till a late hour. Yesterday the Doke of CAIIBRIDGM attended Devine Service at the Chapel Royal. St. James's Palace. Divine Service was yesterday performed at Carl ton House. by the Hee. F. W. BLOMBERG. Yesterday Divine Service woe performed at Cum berland House, St. Jainet.'s Palace, by the Rev. Dr. CLARKE. Chaplain Nib, Duke; after which, the Duke sour Duchess of CUMBERLAND took an airing to Kew. The Duke and Ditches. of GLOUCESTER at tended Divine Service yesterday. at St. Georges Church, Hanover-biotite. Yesterday Divine Service was performed at the Queeuir Palace, by the Chaplain in waiting. The Prince of Mut; HOMBOURG attended Divine Service yesterday at the German Lutheran Chapel in Martin's-lam, Cannoo-street. Saturday the Dukes of You and GLOUCESTER, and the Landgrave of IlLssn Cam!, diced with the LORD MAYOR. The officers of the Royal Marine Forces, at Portsmouth, on Friday gave a very handsome ell. tertaiment to Admiral Sir G. CAUFBELL. K.C.B. on the occasion of his as,umitig the command at that port. Captain HamGs, and J. R. GLizteett, El. Secretary, were present. The Paris Papers of Tuesday announce the arri val of the Duke of D►VONSIIINN iu that city. We are sorry to hear that Lord MILTON con tinues very unwell, which prevents him from at tending Farliament.—(Statesford Puper.) ROYAL SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS.—Oti Seterday the anniversary 1.561411 of the Royal Society of Musicians took place at Almack's Rooms, winch assembly combined the principal members of the Ancient Concert, the Vocal Concert, the Noble men. Catch Club, the Glee Club, the Madrigal Society, the Chapel Royal, Westminster Abbey, and St. Paul's chuirs—with such a combination of tulent t - it might justly he called en annual musical jubilee. Many of the Ofritlemesi in the vocal de paitnittit are but rarely to be heard upon any other ocossiou, MID CHIMBSRZ4I.VS 01:710E,. Just 1,181 b Jigbueee die Carjteupuuse, uu . WEEK. Ho'ne. .. • Park lave. Seywuur•.trett. "To•sionnoW. The iorknee Bevana evening party. Theibooaner Countess of Cork's entertainment to the Daloof Gloucester. Lady Trollop's ball, Gleseester-place. The Berl of Harrowbeseutertainaseut, Grosvcoor•square. Mrs. Trelawney's ball, Strismaquare. Mrs. Bbckhurnt's quadrille ball, Queen Lane-street. WEDIIIIDAY. Lady Compton's rant, Saville-row. Baron Feirel's, the Ambassador front the Xing of Ike Itie• thrrlauds, grand entertainment. Whitehall-place. Mrs. Caswell's ball, Derunoltire.placc Mrs. Osburue Nurloa's ball, Wimbledon. Ahasek's. THunknair. Lady Heatheote's grand bast, Gensvennr-square. Mrs. Henry Marines ball, Berkeley-squarr. The Eirl of Westmorland's party. Grosvenor-square. Lord Garletou's party, Geo►ge-slreet, Haunter-square. Mrs. Gilroy Cave's ball, Pieraddly. Mu.. Dixon's assembly, Dover-street. Mrs. Holmes bail, Upper Grosvenor-street. Lady Rick's assembly, Mrs. Scutt Murray's quadrille ball, Cavendish-squire. Mr. Scrigeanison's bdl. Poriland.lll.44..e. Lily &atones assembly, Lower Grusvcnor.strert. FRIDAY. The Earl and Countess Vrrulant's entertaimatist, Grua vesor-sq /life. Mrs! binynn'a ball, Seymoar.plaee. Mrs. Hullassors Iwll, Drvonsisurc-plare. Dowager Consoles* of Clermont's part y, Berkeley.arynare. Duwager Cuuutess of Eararit's party, CIII ZOU-SirCel, May fair. f ATVR OAT. The Marchioness of ra. le; ; ;;;;ettainment, Privy-garekaa. Lady Caettrrestirb's parte, ark r the Opri a. The Countess of Arran's party, Dover-street. SUNDAY. The Marchioness of Salisbury's comer stoat, Arlingtors street. Lady Hanspiten's party, Greeu.street, Grosvenor-square. Dowager Cuuutess of Essen's pasty, Curzuu•strect, May fair. TUE DUKE .4ND DUCHESS SAN eARLors GRAND ENTERTAINMENT. Saturday being the festival Of St. Ferdinand, the Doke of San Carlos, the Spanish Ambassador, gave a magnificent en tertainment, at his elegant residence in Portland-placeou his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. Among the ilistinguishrd party to meet him were—his Serene Highness the Prince of Hesse Hombourg, Prince Est-rbasy, Count and Countess Munster, Count and Giantess Lieven, Baron Feel, the Am bassador from the Netherland", Baron Humboldt, the French Ambassador and his Lady, the Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford, Marquis of Hertford, Lord and Lady Castlereagh, Lord St. Helens, Sir B. BlostinSehl, The costly service of plate, gold and silver, was used fur the first time on the occasion. The principal domestics., It in number, were dressed in state liveries, blue and gold, and the other livery savants, 12 in lumber, iii yellow and gold. lin the evening the Duchess had a grand mimic party, which was attended by shout one hundred persons of the first distinction and fashion, including Le Prince Theodore de Banffremont, who has lately arrived from the Continent, his Majesty's Ministers and their Ladies. The spacious suit of apartments on the drawingroorn flour were most brilliantly illuminated with superb cut diamond lustre*, breuelies, side lights, &e. with nunsennes pots of the choicest donee s. In the principal drawing-coomoraqueigailop.rtli erinown Ihrear,Noncitr - ohiehlei• a 110111ffifor fulliPkWuris Mainly VII. !Ong of Spain.. 71boggigellgtalAttwalgt parlour ow a wisirttpeasitird Ars rareshdaigills‘lotelt4eirditAtlisigris aft With every delicacy, consisting of pities, pe•eltes, uee tariurs, strawberries, cherries, ices, Ise. • The entertainment was the must grand given this seasun. PUBLIC 310AUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF TILE LATE LAMENTED PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES AND SAXE COBURG. - The Cenotaph Committee, Brier maturely considering the coni tei amoieatiouv ihry have received, and in nifor . . roily with what they hive reason to believe is the wish of the Public, beg leave to state that it is their iutelition, should their funds be adequate, to construct the proposed Temple of the Cenotaph 401 a scale sislificieutly extrusive to admit of its being appropriated to the purposes of Divine Worship, and cuss' limited a Free Church. (Fur the Cummitiee) BENJ. BOTCH, Colonel Gores', 16th regiment (or Royal Irish), Ii taken the command of Portsmouth gas. 'Won for two mouths, during the absence of Lord !lOWA RD. The Asia, General Hewitt, and Warren Hast ings, for Madras and Bengal, hate paned down Channel. A most dreadful accident took place at Went worth House, Yorkshire, on Sunday last. Four girls. sisters, having ascended a swing chair, the chain to which it was fixed being fastened at each end to a stone lamp -post, their weight bronght down a large stone, which fell upon them, and shocking to relate, one of the girls was killed instantly, and the other three were terribly crushed, une having both thighs and another a leg broken. A melancholy catastrophe has occurred at Lisle : a young man and a young woman, the former 18. and the latter 19 years of age, who had been p►e. rented by their parents frets marrying, shot each other with pistols, and wens both killed upon the spot. The approaching Birthday of his Majesty, NEXT TH11080,11% JUNE 4th, will be signalized by the commencement of the Drawing of a Lottery, containing ■ Prater Nombre of Capital Prizes (including 3 of £20,000) than any that have preceded it, and by the first 20 Ppm., hetug each rulitlrd to £l,OOO in Aildition.--PIDIII NG nod Olfwes, No. 1, Coenbill, and 400, Holborn, are so well known, from the singular instances of great Lurk expe rienced there, that it is almost anpe►inons to invite the Public to wake a Purchase at PIDDINTS . _..,.r,,,~~... di r e•WOBUtW TiIE47 2E. This' lieautifid little theatre requireciAly to he generally known to experience the Itillyst* extent of public favour. On Saturday were' rekerWited the melo-driimas of The Banished Bruther, and the Trial by Battle, and in each the merits of the se veral performers, and the splendunr of the scenery, !kited the warmest bursts of ge ne r a l approbation. l se he ballet of Akora'alut IVeriite is one of the pret- Pt lind most fanciful we have ever witnessed ; it 'splays • degree of taste •and iiigenuity which would do honour to the King's Theatre. We eau. irot omit noticing the merits of owe performer at the Coburg Theatre, becsuse his came is not men tioned in the bills, but whose claims on public fa vour are very considerable. We allude to a fine dog, jutrogiucrd iii the drama of I.ll6`4ltisisAefil 'ffirriihet, and which evinces a wigatity truly Immo nishing. • 04" • t'..4lololS ik -' " G. 4 ...... (k .1° "41. . ....—••• • rod• 7 ....„1 . •••• ..7 d. •• • - • 7 qUit IWO tint or lois pretlbeesser. The plave c • . .ii; ' • .. rtiiii; , :to esterciat We' rays there, and , • r . 4• - -"" ." ''• •''',l,lr.r. ed ttrtur to the townie if Pr .. Y. '• . .•t ~ -.;;Lm --. To . - A.ti44 - at • ' (t) - . IMUNIC1116•111411r let ..; p , , .6^le - , ~....,. ' s . ...., .• , L .P '. - - .110 11, ' PA 1 .. V.•••••"1 4. ,N54 Willem, Catalsoll' lad, eve yest_trdwvol.ll*§lliv:: - '''' -- . . .., , . : ... , if , ,:.... 4 ,.. 2 . datia r • itheosig g ,. 1 • Waite Idtaatiredt pine . '.' "Q. • ~-4.0• - i :-'B.lO , Quern. w ;41 to **chat with much . ; i& r . •- kintlara a titre. lklidawse Cetelani will TVS. PRA P , '•• . SOPHIA OP GZOMESTSICB v•-werrtilisk • toiliinet Concert lu presence of '1314,71-DAr . sisiir A • . On Or 25th Air will . give one at k .. : 1 4 A. t,leeviril this slitinerndi proceeding -••aled.-. . • • • , Friday bring the Pripet*. Sere& of GLoucEs. ----,,—--,--,------r---- ?WS birth-day, the Duke end Doehtss of Gt.ou. • . ".NEILT THURSDAY. :iI,INO PER MINUTE. --"' cams most affectionately 'gave an entertainment . 110,000. .C 13,01.10, .o• .r. 22. 0 0.0. at Gloucester-house,.in honour of the natal day, I- . - or Siztkiltisra Prize ohms .C 1 .0 60.. of their brlosetl. Roy 'sister, who dined with the 3of •2110;e0th r in7, ClitT4l4 - . 1 . s tehr" upon the o -.01). us did the,thicliesa of . • • ...t: `. , ..".••,44 11 . * 1 " - - 144 /V . „ir • . • % as, and a 'Homeroom mule. Among 110ade0ri . ...... . - '\--"'. ' . ..v. l Oar 'Monthly Lana, Cataloitso is 'oualrliAatl; --- pobl- NI . 40 .*. . pont rule 10-uporvog. • l' earyes, 'fdikwk Lat e ; A laliall imon: Mr oto arY Cot iE kt I. ll el frorry. y Chi e f ol l. . " H e i V e r z libil lus, rug. Conon Cipt and Mrs:•ltlfgravr, tieueral Taylor, ' Coiled SlA:henina_ !kr. • . • ' sutite is bore by given; that his Boyd Hie ,tripie Regent will hold a Levee at . Carltuu .. Friday 'Neil, the Stb instant, at Twu u'Cluck. -• • --. 4. 4lsie g r .., • , .. ItIMI 8 PARTIES FOR THE 1 „A A • VIII . .‘,:-. TIIIII 5T1041116. The Priirce nt s entertainment, Carlton Ho • ' 41.ree • The Cuistem.of Jersey's rout, Berkeley-square. Lard fillestrournueWs ball, St. James's-square. H Lady Smith's grand assembly, Piccadilly. and Lidy Wm. Bentisiek's entertainment, 1 Fairkes slain, Stanhope-street, May.fair. Mrs. De c restrimiry's quadrille hall, Seymour-id Sirs. Franklin's hall, Devonshire-street. 33it Countess of Arran's:Fitly, Dover-street. ~~` .. LONDON FASHIONS FOR JUNE. • Fr y. "Ackermann** Repasttory of Avis, Fashions," Ste. WS I. RI 0 DRESS. A higVelress composed of nea.meen sartnet, made very rhuri v in tare waist, and with a plain broad bark. Long ideevii Tether louse, finished st the bottom with white astir buireycunflied. A very fall epaniette dere% the fulness con fined its compartments by silk trimmilic. The collar is ornamented in a similar style; it hiseids bark, aid trivia's the lace cohere!. or Gill worn underneath. The waist is ornamented by a bend ma tassel, and the bottom of the skirt finished with folds of pea-green satin and rich silk iriminiuf placed alternately. lived-dress, a pest. trees satin, toque, ornattienkd with flowers. Glutei wad slows to cus sespood. EVENING DRESS. A white net gown over a pale blinds:coloured slip; the body is made fight to the shape, and rut very low alt round the bust, which is delicately sbad.ll by set under Guist of white lace. The bust of the dress es lasterwlly oruamented by rich white silk trimming; a band of the same round the waist, with white silk tassel: tied in hoist, gives an elegant finish to the bully of the dress Ike skirt is trimmed with draperies of lies suterapenued with bwitclwa of roses : these draperies are placed high, and the skirt is finished round the bottom by a narrow trimming, of a novel description, cows. posed of satin and a rich flounce of blond lace. Short hill sleeve. Head-dress, a toque composed of richly-emtsruid.•rrd gauze, ornamented with an eircaut plow of white readies', whirls are placed so as to fall over on the right side. Pearl necklace and ear-rings. White kid gloves, laud white satin shoes. Front " La Belle As:cables." ENGLISH. EARNING Drtucs. Round dress of embossed gauze orer white satin, with rormoe of peach-coloarrd satin, elegantly ornamented with roalean medallion, and palm leaves of white satin Mary, Quern of Scots hat, ornamented with pearls. mud sur n 1111 l tiled by full plume of while feathers Negligi necklace or tine pearls, soil gold chin beneath, with an eye-glass suspended. Whitt satin shoes, and white kid gloves. FRENCH. ►ARISIAN WALKING DRESS. Baena dress or the new Parisian tissue silk, of a beautiful blush colour, trimmed round the border withv Persian of the same line. buiti/Ainte in bias, confined by a 111311131 W ralgeaUX of Islosh•eoltiered satin, and geminated by a plain wtiu row ens uf tes-green. Bonnet of white Gros de Naples, trimmed ■t the edge with a brood blond ; the CIOWII , uroansenteti on one side with a bench agrees fuiloge anti white lilacs. .Tsiple ruff of fide lace; black kid slippers, les•eoloured kid gloves, and parasol of pearl geol. CFNIZRAL OBSERVATIONS ON FAAIIION AND DRESS. Fur the carriage nothing is more elegaat than the rques trian hat of white Chinese gauze, the crown encircled by several narrow bands of white satin, and surmounted by a Russia. plume of blue and white heron's feathers. The oonsettes differ hut little since last month; they are worn with ur without flowers according to Ile time of day, or the different style of dress ; wheu worn oui an evening the ILA r erll are profuse. Fur full dress evening parties the Peruvian cop of tine net, with a plume of while feathers, is a truly elegant headdress ; and fur the Opera, a most taste. fed hat, looped t►p iu (runt, stud made of white satin and rich chequered gauze in bias ; this hat is crowned with a rely hill plume of white feathers, which is now an indispen. sable appendage to the rout, the concert, the evening tinily of ceremony, and the Opera though Bowers at this seia,im uf t sill alwaYs he held in general estimation, yet embers more prevalent. T • rite colours are lilac, ruse, barbel blue, and ce. lest is e. TO THE EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRESS. SlR—Thal regard for comment justice which at all times influences your Journal, vrill,l trust, induce you to insert • few observations eu Mr. Lytlelino% itup,uvoked and glade sievrd attack (Lot Tuesday) uu tile witute Ist.dy of Licensed Lottery Dice-keepers. The expressions to w hich I wore partirolarly allarle, are eoutaiavd its that part of his speech taw loch hr consolers them collectively .6 as a league of frataluleut awl criminal melt, not more worthy of trust than haugtaeu or inforitacts A. one of 11:t budy--eunscions that tier appellation it sai• ieserved--soil doubly roonscions that on too occasiou bas my geeduct (either as a Stockbroker or au Office.keeper) teen dlistinguishill by "freed," or "criminality," I cannot help &chug, as all men "weld, also have auy regard fur their re petition, mud thus publicly gall tipuu him $4l deny or puree • charge so illiberal, unmanly, and tied tied. Sir, it is sort be Mr. Lytt'ltun is privileged as a Member of Parliament to say what be pleases, that be sboold *brae that privilege:—the possemieu of power does nut justify the exercise of tyranny t—sud whatever gay he his opinion us the subject of Listlerlas, lie mast well kuow, that, as the Agents of Government, lierused by them, awl restricted in every just anise by an Act of Parliament, Lottery °Set...keepers menet he either " criminals" or " defrauders," without laying themaelves open to the law, and consequently to punisbotest. .•. I make this politic appeal. that Mr Lytteltou'a latoeusge (perhaps uttered unguardedly) might be retracted; or that he would bring some proof to justify such an assertion.— Such proof (if it could he made) would be satisfactory to myself, to the body of which I am one, and to the public at large. If it cannot be made (and Mr. Lytteltun is silent ou the occasion), there can be hot one opioiou in the public naiad, aud that °piglet' I leave him to gliess.-1 am, Sir, 2, Combat, May 311,16 W. Your obedient Se' ennt: E. EYTON. A circumstance not less sitigtair than fortunate took place biome tune Hen. The Two Prizes of 40,000/. fell to the lot of one Ticket, which was sold by MARTIN and Co —As it is very probable that the sixth. drawn Prise shove 1,0001 this Lottery will be a 40,00 W , we slNiwld not WOllOl if MARTIN sad Co.'s proverbial good. fortune deuced that It should he sold at their Offices, S. Combat, or 1140, Oxford street. iiittcry begins Nrxt TuutttosT. Three of 10,0001., 107 Capitals. MILFORD ' MAY 4.—Captuito Pietrion, of the H'iltiunt, is fully committed tOr tried at the twat Admiralty Sessions, by A. J. STOKES, E.g. nu the charge of poisoning the late Ctiptaiu By- DER, of the William. BOWDEN, the late Mate, who also suffered from the supposed poison, is aro rived here from lbserpoul, who, with the second mate and steward, is detaiued to stye evidetne. ... . LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF NENCH;•Vhsr>ttrsrrty SATURDAY, MAY SO. CRIMINAL IN Mr. GAeEtee applied tp the F C ( o l o ß rt M fu A r T a i r O u N le . to rhea ea use why a crooned information stomas, not be filed against Richard Loornitti, Esry. Steward of FI y, for refusing to admit two individuals to the homage of the borough, ac cording to the prusiaioaa of the charter. It appeared that at, certaiu meetings of the Cerp .rstion it was the duty of the Steward to admit pinions (pieties il to the homage, pro viding Alm number or applicants did out leo. At the dieting iu question Dine orrsons applied. Fevelt of whom Mr. Lawn& admitted, boot ilnsed to silent, the other two ; and Air thus refootiug them their rights the patties was.de the present R p ri ea t jun. The Court ;mini a rule to phew cause. • . ' 4 %1 RteAgHE S 's SEMiNA f V. PrMay evening the young Gentlemen of Mr. !Ifatlieson'a Sestimary, in Margaret-street. Cavendish-square. gave a pii h. lie exhibition at poetess in lea, 'lke, in the large porn) hi the Crown 'and Anchor Tara en, iu the &land, mod al though it is one of the largest room. Eitglitiol, it was crowded to excess et an early hour by the parents and friends of die Institution. The novelty oldie establishme n t is to give the children of the middle class,. of aocirty liberal education upon a quirk method of teaching, m i d ink CCOIWIlliC;11 plan. The Duke of Kent patronises it. • The exhibition commeiared with a debate, a. otter, for the occasion, upon the subject of duelling, by M. Mathesou. Martin Elmore sat as President, on an exalted seat :slid stated that she question to he direussed au, " Is du. (ling% justifiable ?" blame. DORA!! opened the debate, arguing, that duelling was linuottialsle, and duellists regulated their conduct by the rules of honour, kc. Master RICHARD DOAN; is reply, argued that duelling was contrary to the Christian religion, and that a duellist was it toward mid as assassin, because he meanly trys to evade the laws of his country, and flies like a felon front the office, w of jirdice. Also that sunder was tin biiideu‘ and, whets err human life was deliberately tak. is away otherwise than by public anthority, it was mord. r The President, who presided as Judge, after hearing a variety of speakess on both sides of the question, derided that duelling was not justifiable. The speakers were all highly applauded, their action being extremely appropriate to the seta talents they delivrrrd . Some extraordinary specimens of uncommonly quick casting of figures, were exhibited ; as debts, the iilsnr t Herschel!, the ispidity of light, and finding the content soil velar of a cask, which was executed by about twenty young ;rodents-a on boards and slates Pour were examined as to their knowledge in iir Vrgd and &tilos,. Master Carrot, tine of the lids • tic, LI selaulars, Rave a recitatiou in Latin, which was legh a 'o rlon& ; atiollov scholar gave • 111 l of it in linglwh; Shire were some am CITCIIII of writing and draw. tug, and the great impravement in a short time both by buy+ and girls tirerral gave great proof of their thoruagh knowt.,:v of Grammar. Twu boys, Master C:a:ke and Master Elliot, r:ve 11:n -logue 1111 the Freoch language, cud wire highly .I)l:lauded fur their gacelleut pronuni latiqn And Karon. Tie. f4 , ll.lwinvz wire : gm:mined in lieu:raptly :—Master Noble, Matter Dorotry Mies Knipe, &faster Joseph Do:o., ) , Master Clarke, and Maiter Webster, who caves grog, Iphical account of Europe, by question and answer, u ern, n by Mr. Meth:sun for the oceasiuu. They drew ni iv. of Europe on In: re black boards with cls:lk, wilhrut ally copy, to the admiration of el ery one present who higuly Jppieuded the juvenile perfurenance. FllOl7l SA7VICDAY IVIGIll"S G47:ETTE. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John aillintere, scu. of Burslrns, St furl, rual•maater. BANKRUPTS Samuel Clegg, of F;lferd,Canen7ter, u. surrender, Jobe /5, 16, and Joly 11, at ten, at the Doc T.tett•o, Man •h.:t, r. Asturoeys, Mr. Fordh Manchester; soil Ali. Woodle, Juba_ street, Retlfutd-row, London. John Hetniugway, of Elland, Turk, grocrr, to :offender, Jtote 26, at Fit, 27, ti.•tf Yoly 11, at eleven, iu the %tir.: Lion lan. York. Attorneys, Mer:sra. 11:igIesx 1, tool Closaley, Gray's btu-square, London ; and Mr. CAney, Halifax. Canby, of I.reils. York, grocer, to surreude lune 12, 13, at clew°, and July 11, at six, at the Court Leda. Attunu•ys, Mrssra Lambe. Is, Ta,lor ; and Gray's litukstimirr, Londou ; and Mr. Blunme, Leeds Usury tioldeu, of Rippoodes, York, grocer ; to surrender, Julie 26, at sex, 27, and July 11, at eleven, at the White Lion Liu, Halifax, Ytta k Attorneys', Memos. Csidair aurl Young, Gray'a Imi, Loudon; and Shashi Edwards and 11.11114 a. James Polley, of Clay's Inmlane, sfiddleirx, plumber, to sweremler, lone 2, 13, ■wl July 11, et ten, at Guildhall ► London Attorney, slr Oldham, lEerl.stieet, Janus Grieu, late of Liverpool, joiner, to surrender, J Wl* 24, July 1, and 11, at one, at the George lan, Lir, rpsuil. Attorneys, 51estirs. Riad:stock and &owe, King's &mit walk, Temple, London; and 51r. slurrow. Liverpool Sanity I (tanks,,, late of Greelestreol, Soho, 511,1(4i-sex, coal uu•rchant, it, surrender, ',IMP 8, 16, and July IL all twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Mes►rs. Rubino and Gill, Soli Flecbstri et. John Kennett and John Pratt Kennell, of ClimehAitreet. Westiosimiler, army and navy-agent,, to imi render, J one 6, 13, and July 11, at ten, at Guildhall, Laudon. Attorney, Mr. Manning, Clement', tom I.4 . llliani 'Conlon, of High Holborn, Middlesex, grocer, to surrendcr, June 6,9, and July 11, at ten, at London. At tiirsiry, Mr. R. S Taylor, rti Id. cool t, Grit George Richaill Ehn, late of %Varsvick•roott, Middlesex, furrier, to suriendrr, June 6. 13, and ./n'y 11, alto...lye, as Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hunt, Redford ruts, (rromotioas, Deridcruls, ke. to morrow _1 The apple and pear-trees throughout this rosin'' , are now iii full bloom, and a must pro duce is confidently anticipated; indeed, for many years we have not witnessed so flattering a promise of a crop of fruit. as the blossom is very strong, Mid the trees remarkably healthy. The a heats are also tine and vigorous, and veget.ition of ever • 'ileicriptjon has assunied.a ino,t grdtifyiug appeAr since, under the influence of the present weather.— ( flereford ✓ournal.) PRICE OF ON SATURDAY. 3 per Ct. Ittql 784 3 prrCt.Cons.76l 7P! 79 73 79 3i pet (rut. (nett.) 4 er Cents. ....OW 5 pt r Ct. N. A n. 10714.1 Mink L. Ann. 40 3-161 Indio Stock.. 332 2314 Indus 80nd5.... 89 pr. I. 1:1111$.2..17 eo 17 pr. Ditto. 21..... 79 pr. Lottery Ticket. ID!. M.. Oittuiutn p.. oar. C.m:s. fur Ace...7Ci DEATH. On Monday last, *t Bri,ellion, in the 424 y.lr of hie sitii John Vernon, Et.q. of Veva-stead Lodge, hi the Wawa, Su Bull•. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT 1,0N1), Morning 0 after It I Evening :7 - 1 :Ift" 14. LANDOI I, I: Printed and Pilbli.hed at the \u. la, !gland; *here Advertisements arc received, and Letitia (posi.poid) 03101 be addimiett—C SMITH, t, Clement% Tien, Printer.—J. WIIITE 3 Nu. 121 3 Strand, PuYither, I I ' I MC Cnr Mr Zan inci lase 09 Sew Pri Gel eon Art 1 a for Kai the 11:‘