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of Ministers, to every scheme of retrent h and reform, however moderate, and their late ' to suffer the constitutional addresses of the to reach His Majesty, that there was a sp.- plan to keep from their Sovereign all dedge of the present calamitous condition of country, and the distresses, and reasonable • of the people; and he thought it now be _ their first duty, to take sack steps as should full information to the Throne, of the alarming condition to which the empire war now re - in order to insure His Majesty's paternal ioterposition, to apply an immediate salutary rams ,r the preservation of the Throne in atl its iplentloor and dignity. the tranquillity of the corn ` the stability of the nation. Mr. Moore sourluded with declaring, that his only object was • the Empire front the dungen which threat: live cartels sailed last week frcitePortsmouth, lorlait, with invalids and the families of several n,pe(lshie persons who are prisoners in France. Three officers and 100 men, of the 79th ret i. e at, have marched into Cumberland Fort, from Clorlieste, to embark for Cadiz. - Spitfire. Copt. ELLIS, is appointed convoy Tiouorlbuid.—The Blussuse, Captain BIAV• Ath the 111.41. fix convoy, remains at Spitlinad. Gazette of Saturday night contains am Older :nailed for permitting the importation of probi into Newfoundland, from America, by ! meow :, which shall not be issued after the 30th Se4tember next, bat which are to be in force fur • months, from the period at which they may : granted. A private letter from Cadiz sayb : " A Spaniard, f arm erty of considerable note, and who some time we, a Magistrate of Madrid, has been rite. here, for treachery. Supposing himself in security whilst his friends (the French) were ___r, lie had retired to his country seat titer Arsotrus; but although the French are in posses. the line of road between this place and that, of Spanish cavalry, which arrested him, him here. VA they spcak of seeding Lis matters bact again, as a present to the ens- FsaPINAND VII. ! He had been very ac aiiiiug the designs of the French ; and, with hands, signed the order for the execution nearly 100 of his countrymen. whom he ',rebels I This extraordinary fact is a greet that although the French are in possea:•inn principal towns, high roads, Sec. they are roasters of the country. This genuine rebel brought here to be tried, and sutler the men of the law." much to Inc regretted that the debate on Mr. CRAWS/es Motion should have comineticed at so lit an hour on Friday night, as to permit only the R iz lit lien. Moser, and Sir JOHN Col lIIPPLSI.EI r the secooder, to deliver their sentiments before the at?iiirnmeat. We regret it the more as the latter, is the extmeove views oho h he took of the subjer t. cited from the highest authotitier, what is under stood to have beau a complete re-Citation of the asistatements of Doctor Dome's aN oriel his disci ples. Of his able and comprehensive speech, we regret we have hot room even for a satisfkctory sketch. lo it the worthy Baronet strongly urged the writs of the Irish Catholics, and their services is the srmy and the navy, osentitliog them to a full participation in all the nghts and !inviter, of their fellow robjcets. lie then went into an history of the creed and tenets of the Catholic Church, mind exposed the mistaken notious which ignorant rind tiered men hare attached to the doctrines of isoofemion, penance, and absolotion. In illitstra lion of his moment upon this rrt of the subject, lie read a great variety of quotations from the pro ceedisgs of the Cathodic Comment. Upon all these grounds he contended, that It was not only matter of right, policy, nod justice, but of nbsoliste neces sity, to accede to the claims of the Irish Catholics, if ae wished to employ the strength a n d e nerg i es o f dot couutry in the defence mid support of the Erii;,ire. We hope to be able to give a ratiefactory report of this learned and able speech, conceiving thst great weight must attach to the sentiments of ▪ man who has had many and superior advantages of information upon those point., which are coney. hal to be understood by those who wish to acquire full and complete knowledge of the subject. At all gents, we trust that the friends of the Catholic cause will preyed upon him to give it to the woi Id ire an authentic shape. An impleautat of or has taken place at Chicheri- Itti between a party of winery, and some of the Inhabitants of that respectable end patriotic city. Fortousteiy no lives were lost. The affair is under tome the yrimest scrutiny, and the result will he kW before the Commander-ill-Chief. Extract of • letter from Bath, dated May IP. 1 1 4 Ys. " 1 am happy to acquaint yore that the storm we 'fronted has past quietly ore 114. The hoar men belonging to the Mendip Leal Militia, who were berated from pri•oo by their comradee, were taken arid imprisoned after the arrival of the Royal Lan (aidlirt rind baring expressed their regret for the r PIO conduct. they were this morning forgiven by the Colonel, and liberated. The regiment then Th lrehed to Clarertnn Down, and the ringleaders °f the party who brok e o p en t h e pr i son d oors were t ied at • drum-head Court-martial. and one of ilom was sentenced to receive 50 lashes. The Co !foe' made • long *peter to the regiment respect time impropriety of their conduct, exhorted "'ln to /whine bett e r i n f u t ure , an d to pay num ten to their officers ; and, dually. pardoned the l'Or fellow w ho • as preparing to receive the pri nish snot allotted him. Colonel Rogers observed ern rnsticsily. that he imputed the conduct or the turn more to the ill ad v i ce so d h ese persumions of to of th e l ower claps of the town's-people, than soy disaftectinn Sr want of zeal in themselves, SW that was Lis principal reason for ecting with ye much lenity. The Lancashire Militia sod the lf.pto Comity were on the Downs the whole timer rd the both Infantry were tinder arms in the Nip la lren- `9"ure ; hi fact. every or 'caution was taken, h military, t o keep the tone pert; c• ly quiet; in the florist this scene, we w ere gratified ft.the midst the 7th Light Prov e n., and the S t - Iliood Cavalry : I tree, therefore, tha' 11 ' 111 villein • tratiquiL” a ction or mini" se nt and reform fu „t to suffer I c oe aysti p i l h ! ni 33,0rhy p reaee see l tl e yloite do:: to it o:rngfipi ctrei lir yottlfinohini del info edn h ti ttatfp.:7ol,l l , e w er 1 Jc for the prole ,N rndour and dy le r. 4 to wee the Emp' iii eaed it. . Three cartels a for Mortals, with a res pectable perso I. Three officer, swot, have moan a (_ . A" le...siee, .to em The ' spitfire. ( " f or N e ofouirdlau Solt, aith the 111 ~ The Casette of :o i , c o uncil for pe ig swat tato New r. ',maw, %Foch a ;e seprember 0 "t , nine mouth., f r d be granted. a A pr i va te lette le f orm erly of cotoi rt. since an a Meg 4 cowl here, for per red security o r. so near. be had o Araavens ; buts rt moo of the line o r- a party of SPal t 7 fiuitl,t him here II 41 f our quarters bai mw, 01 Fitting' le lira in Sidling the t- hi,. ova hands, 6 of nearly 100 deemed rebels S . 1. proof, that shirr of the principal Ft not masters of I 7 tra, brought her a t. net of the law, It is much to 4k _ iiir z , 4 k (1142`,5 - .." . ii ' it 77) 1C -d1 PRINC E\ .4 11E ELL On Friday night Prioci,s Amelia was so very ill it the Volunteers of ‘Viiiitsor, .Royal Guards, and Stafford Mims, who were to lone met on the Saturday,• to fire a fee•de.juie, in houoisr of Her Majesty's Birthwlay, who completed het Edith year, were counteriniinderl. and the Mayor ordered the proceedings of the Bachelors' Jubilee to be stopt; hut the unexpected report, un Sal ur day morning, of her Royal Highness having had a good nigher rest, which was confirmed by Flieir Majesties mid Princesses riding out en airing, their Jubilee ws.ordered to go on; atf r wus prepar ing for the Bachelors, and many fielltlVlllCl4 Wtfl, to dime with them at the New Inn, which hs,t also been countermardest but oil the agreeable new, of th e morning orders were given to goon; upwards of 200 tickets were take n ; the votiousenteriai ))))) ents and amusement. commenced in the Bachelurs'-iterr, after dinner, consistiug of minds raun ing for gowns, jumping in sacks for a smock frock, bachelor. eat ing rolls and treacle for a gond hat, winning through horse collars for u tine Irish shirt, a jingling match for a crown, wheeling a barrow blindfohle.l for a valuable silk handkerchief, and boys dipping for oranges and plum cake. Princess Amelia had a very good nigher rest: shit slept for six hove, from 12 to ,ix o'clock. Slit was attended the whole night by Doctor. Sir Henry Milford, Hoodoo, Blithe, and Pope, and Mr Cat• tiscomb, who has been rolled in within these few days. Sir 11. Milford left ‘Viorlisor, at tea o'clock. on Saturday morning. for Loudon. Drs. Dweller', }Lillie, Pope, and Mr. Bottiscombr, remained in attemlalee. Her Royal, Highness ivies an much better, that His Majesty, buttes of York, Kent, and Cambridge, and Princesses Augusta and So. phis', rode out an airing, in Windsor Greet Park, in the morning, t II half-post twelve o'clock; and Iler.Majr.ty and Princess Elizaheth took en airing to Froginore Liul4e and Gardens. The Kirig's Own Royal Stafford Militia were reviewed in the Greet Park lay General Fitzroy. iu consequence of its being Her Majesty's birth-ciiiv. The Prince of Wales returned again to IVindsor on Friday niehr, and the Duke and Duchies of York. also arrived. . FASIMONABLE ARRANGEMENT.% THIS WEER. This evening—Mrt. Itillinzton, Mr. Kali, and Mr Rm. banes ertaccrt, Walls 's Rcrun, ; lady tVartrurten's crawl rout, Pouituad-p:ouri Lady Smith Barges's grand rout, liyde Pink COMM Treoday—tbt Connteas Downer of Bnekinthrmsliire's grand Verieti.os breatfrvr, Grosvenor-place Lord Grenville* dinner, Casorliord-lruu,e; Earl Seflon's dinorr. Arlington. street. Werlorsday--slue Matadors's@ of Hertford's mewl rout, Sfanekesser-square ; I:le last Aliment f'or,cert of tlte sNtsoe, New Rooms, Hanover-square; Mrs. Dawsva's rust, Mau cht stet square. Esal of Derby's grand dinner, Grosvenor. square; 1.5.1 y Gl)nn's roar. HiII trret , Berkley.square ; Lady Hesthroles rout, Grusseaor•sgsaro. koyal liialaaess Ma Prime. Walees grand lout, Aeusioßtut►Palar. MitS. JORDAN. Thin unrivalled actress will display her talents in the North this season. She proposts to 6111,11 LOW' don on Saturday next for Edinburgh, where she is expected to perform on the 4th of Jun.; ; her en gagement to conclude o:i the 9.oth. She will tweet proceed to Glasgow, where she will make her d e b se t nn the 75111, and vi•it Newcastle nu her rt.. turn. Her engagements are on the most liberal scale. Last morning, Po inceise, A ufalllTA and SoPNIA, ere 'lamed by Lady Cochin', the I lon. Mrs. Dmtflt:R, Generals 6NYNfila and FITZKOV, D►:benuw, and Major l'atcr., rode to St. Gror t .te's Chapel, and heard a sermon preached by the Rev. Dr. I - 1 t1.1.A11. from the Ist lipt.tle of St. Johr., chap. v. veric J. They arteranda returned to the Palace, Princess AMELIA remaine.l yesterday in the Mime slate *s on Saturday. Na alteration bas taken place. Sir IL thurotto returned on S duplay night to I~iurlror, and Irft again last morning: the other phtsiciane remain ill constant attendance. The Dukes of Volta. Staid, and Ct”dilea- LA ND, Irtt lYindsor last morning. Ti e Duke of CLAULNCIt left Windsor on Friday night. The P,itice f.rWALVSIIIIOII Doke of CAUSIIIDOI Terll.llll with it!rir T;ie Mawtininess of SALIASURT had a grand party, Last night, at her house, in Arliiivon•street. which was attended by the Comae's** of Smells CANOVA, CHOLKOMDELEV, BA RAITMORR„ The Earl and Connie's of limtatiwatr gave a grand dinner, yesterday. at their horse i n Grosse rinr-isquare, to the Mike and Duchess of BiAl.l PORT, the Martinis and Marchioness of BATH, eae. The Earl and Countess of WesTmosLawo gaiir a 'grand dinner, on Saturday, at their house, in Grosvenor-slu4re. to the PERSIAN ASSAM %DOR. the Earl and Countess of Baecat.se, the Es' Is or CHATHAM and LIVERPOOL, and Lord and Lady Bootwooomr. Tbe Earl of CHATHAM left town yesterday on • visit to the Doke and Dneheas of Krim* ND, at Cheveley Park, Berrlfordahire. The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM is conined at his seat at Stow. through indiapositios, and it is feared an attack of the dropay. The narks were yesterday crowded with beauty and fish•on. The c..hiniss of the day. however, prevented the grand ehaellay of open . [untrue and landattlets. Mr. BUZION was the otily one who drove four in hand. The parks were clewed by four o'clock. Lord Monty is returned for Gloneesterehire without oppeetinoti; his sole erear7 did oat eves is. ter the lods. but sts , wed the white feather. The Eirl of Cto% to Et". hag determisied to reside entirely is England. lita hue bout in 11.ircourt ',tree', Dublin, and nil the superb furniture., voes• aiming of the target mirror* in that eouestr . s, poi ehaaed some years since in l'aria, for the late Earl. are now s ellin g . The auctsio waa 10 CIIIMOItMet last Wedneid.iy. FI.VP ARTS. . A The Dist , io7stif the British ln.titutioe , asseehted at toile crittouls,:.ty last, foe the'perpose the wing.. a paii.le4 in the preceding yeah, as candidates fur the pv130111.0. offered for the teo beat histurical or poetical coaspiarlions —The !untiring adjudications we winery:and forth place: To Mr. IL R. Fluvlon, the nreritnet of one hundred guineas, for his picture of " The Assatsinaliou of Deur 131 us." To Mr. WiMuni Hilton, the premium of fifty guiueus for his picture of "The nurrceihv of Calais." It gores 11/ the greatest pleasure to record the well-deserved success of these candidates for fault; nor can ac • our warmest tribute of approbation of the Directors of this Institution, for their patriotic and persevering esertiuns, iu stimulating the enemas. and Airectitie the taleut of•riaiug coati,, to the must digisilied and important brooches of the Ville Aria. Th• Ea•l of OAKrMounI Will gibe s grand din 'l.e., twat Thursday, to the Duch.-ss of liautts- Wick, slid i few of her select friends, cou-i.ling of KitFl FORTKSCUR, Lord GLASTONBURY, Getterill &e. - - Ugs Saturdiq the Marquis end Marchioness of I)nt:smas arrived at their house• in Gro•vesior place, from the country, from keeping their hu;mey. moon. Sir HENRY HALFORD arrived in London, on Satur lay , from Winthor, ationt one o'clock, and proceeded to visit the Bishop of °avow), at his house, in Grosieour:place, his Lordship having *mike,' a blood a few days stnce, when lie was travelling from Kent, in company with Mr: Kt On and Mr. BERTIE BOeiCRIC. !'fir Maar after ward+ proceeded 10 visit Sir LAWRILUCK who is volitive,* with a dangerous attack of the gout. Sir returned to Windsor about eight o'clock in the evelonK. to relieve Dr. BAILLIE. 1 lie remains of Mr. St. Ciesuauc tALLFIELD, will be removed from Ar•itgtou-►treat. this proceed to Ireland. to be interred in the trwiiy vault. Mrs.Youtsr., late Miss Blocs, and Mr. M ANSEL. are the p.iiicip.l per;ormerr at the Birmingham theatre, motet the management of Mr. M`Citt:soc. The largest peruni arboreo iu the kingdom, bet mg one of the late Honourable C. F. GIEVI I.L valuable collection of curious Plants. is stow w full bloom, and may he seen, by applying to Messrs. J SRAiMm NMI Owl, TREK, for ticket's, at their Nurse.' ry. in the New-road; and as it wilt not be in Ilse height of its beauty above u seek longer, the pre sent opportunity of seeing it should not be ne glected. On Friday the Rev. Dr. FORSTER. Master of Norm telt &trio!, was instituted, by the Lord Bishop of LONDON, to the consolidated Rectory rod Vic a rsge of the Chesterfoldn, in the County of Essex, on the preventatiou of the Earl of BatsvoL. On Tuesday last, • the venerable and handsome old mansion of Tiptier-hour, in Evers, was de stroyed by lire. It wits built in 155.5. hey one of the D'Ancy family, front the extensive miss of Tiptree Priory ; but has of late years been oceu p.ed only as a farm-house, on the property of PETER Du Casa. Esq. of Brnated Lodge. On Saturday, the Morning Mo•ical Rtry, giVO s by Mr. S. 11restrr, at Hanover-stpiare Room•, wits very• fsshionably attended, there was also a numerous assemblage of profeesom and amateurs to bear Mr. S. W. who is allowed to be the first ex tempore os►fowre wt the argots. is georsal.;. tbiar espee , a i ins tirst:e net ssised too high; both in his extempore pnformance wit, 10 SISSASTSAR BACIeS musie s se enures. we uever liesrd hint with more odishiction and delight. An /acorn/Mu to the Deity, from Thomson s Seasons, set to tnu•te by Mr. S. WESLEY. and mini by Mrs. Buil sn rots, Messrs. Goss, Vsuottaa, sod BLASE, was a huh treat. A 'election frum a Catholic Maas com posed by Mr. Noirst.t.o, was a very (oil and grand ennyornin n . We hope to bear more of this com poser'. mu• C. Mss. BILIAROTOM sails very long Cantata, composed by 1-11 TON, upon the 'object of Ariedoe deserted by il'heseas, which w as t e d ious to the hearer., awl lithoiious to the singer, without sintering ; yet Mrs. B. err-reed herself in d, al though she had just returned from rehearsing trte *hole of the mu►ic she is to sing this' eveusog at her o«n Co cert. 'lsm New Bcnnev.--The power of mocey be gettiog money was never more pleasingly illus trated than In the financial arraugemeuts of the CIIANCLI.Loa of the EICIIINQUIM The scheme he wishes to impress the public with is, that no were Twos are nece-nary; the &Acne that CARTFIII Wialle, to impress the public with.l!e, a cheap plan of pitying the old rotes. To thbse who wish to arlopt it. the time is the Bth of Next Month; the place, 8, Charing-cross. The loss may be a few pounds, the gain may be 100,0001. lit the Sheriff of Surr►y's Court in the Borough, a Wiit of Inquiry was held, on Saturday, before a Jury, to affix judgment on a debt alleged to be due by the filarifhis 11ritt.tenstr, for cheese, but ler. etc. &c. to a cheesernonger in Sloane-street. The Guth recovered was until. but from some cause it had not been paid. It appeared that ZOOl. had been paid some time berme on the like *cement, and the delay out the pre.ent occasion was imputed to negligence or error, althout:h the applicant ne ceseerily cotained the object of his pursuit. Mr. Paticaent. took much credit to himself and his friend Mr. Your, for gising np the additional s a lary a hich had herrn made to the situation of First Lord of the Admiralty—an addition universally ad. tied to have been quite overseers. The facts are shortly these: the additional salary is .20001. per annum : the Telleiship of the Exchequer is "7001.; too that Mr. Yoang and Mr. Pnacevae.'s disinterrstirti co•,lnct consists in pieferritog two thousand stets me PIDILID 10 tliOttlOUllgud pound* per annum. - A young woman, of Derehaen. being strongly ..ttached to a solder in the it4th t uot, re s olved a few drys agn to fullest him, and share his fortune ; with this rt... she Imleited herself tit vaim's attire, end etibiltrtl, by mistake, into the 54,11 Firot„ re cruiting in Norwich. On the usual examination, lapwever, her sex was discovered; awl, b. ing that* {nutr i a Yl in her intentions, she agreed Co return to her friend,. Au ingniaitino oat at Norwich, as Sunday, on the body al IiAItVIIT, • printer in the liath Light Dragoons. oho, in eo n ... Tom e, o f b rio/ lisappninte4 in obtaining his dmeairge awl assay droonal himself the preceding day. ow the b.itlg••, at C•freW. Hr was only eo eon of 4 1 ,7. The Jury taunted a verdict of I weary. ROYAL 4C4DE3IT—No.I. In pursuance of uur promise. the folfiliik • wh eb has beam so long delayed by the pre of Parliamentary debate, we proceed to in. a few observations oit the various performances Entlsh Art.sts, altered to the view of the public. iu the 4.2r1 Exhibition of the Royal Academy, now open at Somerset-House. Before we comment On the merits or demerits of individual paintings, it may nut be anti:, to take a short view of the general if. fect of the whole. • The only . vatetial alteration Intide..iu the rooms thi s serums it. the opening of a new light upon the anti.irsieass o Lich greedy im proves the sotuatiou of the paiatilegs, and exposits them, generally, so completely to the eye that 'this room now vies with the greet mum in 14'e The room within the eniipse academy, us this year ex clusively devoted to paisstaags, Asc. hole the hands of ACII , IeIUIOI4O‘. hit* ,liare • already been before the public. Of' these, however, several have beeu so• twig removed from us, that we were as much gratified by then re-aps peur.ince. as if they had been altogether uew. It a's° afforded us much pleasure to he enabled to comp.ire the wore modem works of .nine Of our grearest artists wi.b their earlier effretts, sad woke the p udnet,nusofeminent men, uow uu more. From this latter alteration, mie roam is taken from those usually allotted to the exhinitors of the day, and. together with the vast prevalence of portraits ad. mittrd into the other rooms has ceased so great a scarcity of spore, that we understood Oa fewer than Sou pieces have been utiavotdahly rejected.. Oue cannot help Icebox a good deal fur your artists, who, by any concateuatiou of events. have the anxioualabours of mealy months thrown heck upon their hands, n ithout bei n g allowed a niche in tins vestibule, ahich leads to the conjoined temples of Fame and Furtume ; hot our regret is soniewh'et creabed, when we find no etusiperseation for their wounded frelings, and teerhaps our own loss of en. joyment, in the matter selected is preferenhit to them. Against the admission of so many unknorms portraits, we would ever prattistv It is a tribute to individual vanity, at the expense of na , ionst ts,te and ceutua; and though the receipt. at the door of the Royal Academy wty be a little swelled toy the Clocks who run to *dome the cams countemince of some, friend or relatiuu, proudly exhibited tithe finest silo:Mons of the place ; yet C h ia is a very poor .uh.titution for the gratification the real of the arts would enjoy, iu the more pm fe e t con. temptation of the exalted historical suliket, the lovely,laudseepe, or the lively ernatiatious or fame? and genius, thereby hloathed t, the glare of this roof, or sunk in the oliscority of the lower punnets. No. t. —portrait of the Arrhl,athup rd Titian, by M. A. Shee.—Th;s is a full-length of his Grace s in his saixralotal habit, and is painted ith rirrshi and twenty. Thesubject admits of no other ornament. • N o . 3. fieredes, to deliver nestles, assails and • wounds Plato.—H. Fit:tell. This immense sheet of canvas., which is slinciet large enough fop. the mainsal a svireury-faur, though so r ell cal :tilated to ili.play the known powers of the artist, in dra g muscle and nerve, is not free frail; those hletnibt.e• which too much characterise hit . The meal strength of Hercules is too muclisoft. rued down in the limbs and there'll is the e'l a sh fundaental fault, which will stvite'the e of eve-y accurate ohoriver orthe trumarroffu. 411 4 which it is unneceisary for us to pistil out. Tao Sampson. of Rivrad, in the Attedearc.au's Room, is a much tiger picture of streegth thou this lie,. calms. The position of Plato is also Mid ; and 13:s arm seems raised, more fur the commodious r . ception of " the shaft" " iu his iron breast." lit a in the Attitude of surprise at the appearance of au earth-born beilig, or of angry reptil.a :or hie rn. trance into the 'tabus of the dead. The other .parts of this painting, however, display much ge. mus and conception; though, niacin the Whole, we cannot help thinking it would have beat as well out of, as ittAhe Pshibition. (to he coolloseell It appears that the Feeitch, in their appeanch , • to Fort Matagorda, so completely mork‘,l their battery, as to render! it undiscoverable until they opened its fire. We presume that the Britipli F.u. rimer conceived himself at • mariner-ode in Lou don, when his partner was noltnown. until she con descended to speak. We have read of academies for in.tructiu‘ the " deaf and dumb," and it is hoped that schnolii may also be opened for the as aittance of the blind. It is • curious fact, that the remains of Loid Cowenwooo are deposited in the very stone coffin which Cardinal Wo Lite had prepared for himself. It had remained, as lumber, in a ria‘su adjoining St. George's Chapel. Windsor; and. for ire last purpose, was given as • present by Its Malt/TY. The Whip.in.hand Club are greater Matherna. tirians than Erct.tu or NEWTON. They male a circle of the sgmurer. Satur.lay, the Loan Comtelettent }taint Couna.l in an appeal front a decree atf the Master of theßolls, by which his ilotiour had found, that, though Eve. colors had • right to sell, they had nor a right to pledge, the property of the Testator. A punster remark•, that all the motions for the ►elease of Mr. GALE Joins, hare beta perfectly A - expire -erg. herr young pupils of one of the hospitals in the neighbourhood of the Borough, were eharg..d. at Union ell. or S.tturstmy, 'nth ithproper 1)464i - our on the prec-ditig evening at The Sorry Theatre, mod mantling the officers; they ai4iouti Icilged the im proptiete of their conduct, satisfied the rumpled Isomuur of the Olken, and More of COU'I4I discharged. Front &petition lately presented to the Commons. it is suppb-: a that th-y inwit either rretore to its onizinwl purity the Bill f!, or Anse broaght spina them a long bill of Cart-Rights. Yesterday afternoon. a ig-nteel &mad min. of the natne or Alcatel: , Cot tt is. residing in Chao& kr.street. Grosvenor-street, threw himeelt int• Serpritties river. By the ai. i nitine t . o y t .„ D o,. men. how•ver. he was Instantly tams out. Ile deelered hie determinanoa t.. pu t an e n d to his existrnce.on the first oppottuotiv. He sea takes' to Meant-street work-hi.triie, and put is the ward r e.-igned for lunatics. 1k Imo s wife and lerls faintly.