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" i Ration will disappear the moment that all hope of fureigit 01,411 hove eroded to *educe Mini . nation+ e by the pamphlet* roil jourital, hos tile to Spain. I• 1 the midst of the's circisinstance., it ha. been ju IV,rd twee...are to support thin, loci. tionsbyaceirinclerahle rrnianseni; and riti . it nit 7ntliz, in PrePtifitumt Mk king. la *boot 'to be Solidly com pleted. The Count ol'Avistool. General 0' flannel, I, nxnwl commander chief of the army tiertined for the ripedition, and hr has already formed a no merois.,t *winch is to arcohipany him. The Omni d'Avisto .1 hos lte,o born in Spain aim Irish father ; hr ~,trued no his military cameo:. yet very you n g. asa body-guardsman. In the two last War. against Frasier. hr diatiligui.hed himself by his valour. latetels, ats,l the services that he rendered to the limo. lie is aged forty-eight; Ins cossatiteition is rants,. although 'a severe wound which he once received in the thigh 'prevents him from mormlitig his horse, without bring atipisird. His ellaticter is firm. a trepid. and hoperior to all danger's. It is believed that he will hive a *cute Glasehe, for the iturpow of being enabled to met according-to cir cuinotruces. Independently of the bodies of troops calitniied in Andalusia mod- &tritium - lora. destined to f-rin a part of the rapedition. several other re gimentr are to be added to it: already orders have been given in this respect. terry tiang announces tl.at the gr,itid expedition will art sail for its desti minim immediately after the Congress'of Aix-la- Chapelle shell have declared, itself on the Note tninsmitsed to the Allied Courts, relative to the demand of dulr mediation with our insurgent Co lonies. MARSEILLES, SEY.TrifiSeR 9. The occupation of the FlSidas by Americo, in cau.ing a rupture to he feared between this Re public and Spain, had towed attention to the colonial commodities ; coffee., principally, had hero • Slit objtct of important speculations. The mass of stigma was yet too heavy to be raised by the Icier of the speculator. The political' event. which was foreseen, having been prevented, or re tarded, the commodities decline; sugars particu larly, which volition,. to arrive in abundance, ate in a state of decided fall. • The urinals of corn from the Ell ick Sell hive resumed their course, sod relieved the fears of . scarcity in the appriarching winter that a moderate harvest might have produced. Aithoegh the al lnrensetit of premiums exists no longer, the num ber of vessels laden with grain will he still wery considerable towed. the end of antrum,. 'The prices having fallen in Sicily and the kingdom of Naples, we shill receive shipments farm these countries. Viols Marseilles. proud of her destiny, will supply the wants of the South at moderato prices. Oar vintage, at first brilliant in perspective, then injured 'ir an extreme drought, lastly fa voured by a little rain falling still in time., will he only moderate, but by no means destroyed. us was announced. The purchases have slackened ; the prices, uevertheless, wjlt not fall. Our southern wines have obtained a solid reputation, which assures their value. Oils are very high, and as we advance towards the time of harvest, a fall does bet appear to he apprehended. The market is not overloaded ; Provence will scarcely furnish any, and the oils of Italy will be very dear. The exportation of oils continues to be prohi. Lined iu G•eece. Large sums oppertai aa iaig to dif ferent individuals were deposited in the hands of . merchants at Alter's, and vessels were waiting un til tiny should be permitted to load. It has been leariwd, that tinder the pretegt, real or ioveuted, that oils turd been removed in spite of his vigilance, the Pacha has seized upon the goods of the above persons, confounding. by this stbitrary measure, the delniqueuts. if there were any, with the people of good faith. Sue% is the system of morality and right recognised ut this clay in the country of the Sidon* and Socrates' here is something to embar rass the partisans of perfectibility. We hope tint rill will be cleared up, and that the Turks will I.stee to reason: there are those who doubt. it. DUTCH MAIL TRANSFORT. SEPTMER 10. Our Continental fair i• very brisk ; the tioniber of strangers who hive eotne to attend it is estimated ut 10 000. Immense purchases are made for Prussia, and Ike goods air forwarded immediately, in order to be impoiled before the new tetra of duties fur that kingdom is carried into effect. HAGUE. SEPTEMBER 11. In the course of this overt( his M.,irsty is ex itecte4l bete Gomm the Palace of Lou, *Goa it is thought that Iref..ie h e goes to the S"utheru Pro ritscro. he will vi►it the war is of the Niel) Die!). SrverAl Wittlions froth or tlte regular troops awl the forint*, ere already on their mach to the cutup at Z-rst. • SWITiFftI.ANP. frpTrUgigit t 4 On 11w 2311 of %twin &awe *wen the w► trio It►¢hi, such Its hes not- huppeved there within the 113e1110fy of WWI. The lightnink atrawk the cross which it at the top of that tivnitain, al.rl partly destroyed it. At the Osier where the • a are atitiate, *lnch ix 2,000 feet below the surPtint, the attury fell so !Wyk that it wax pos.iiAe to t.ett tie :13 , 1kes of lig). • g. The Rigl.l t . neeitti with biti , vl foe fete ea', dept. IkEPTEMBI it 5. Tl:e new law An the Custoins is puldiAitt.l. I following are die 'principal basis Of dirt see sis-'' b-in - : r ' ' :1 ; . Kis Immo" to push` all , :IN het: rvari 4 trade isetaresmAlee *renal pewebtrai .ilf All foreTri iendon:tiose, both a nature sa d ti he impacted muster a mess ii tiVnsifit, through the vehole intent _. of the Prussian doustisions , . The exportation of all home productions, both at Ileistell and art, us allowed.. ._ • . _ Exceptions may he admitted for partkair Wiiiiiiiiiill • fora limited time. This freedom of trade shall be assumed lilt a Vile is Ili. geseistiima wick other States. Facilities enjoyed by the subjects of at States is !sloe trade with usher countries, shall be reciprocated, as fer as the different relations alto*, sod CoMmercial,yreaties shall 'be medalled when necessary. On the other baud, the right is reserved to retaliate by corresposidieg measures theye ritrictions by which the intercourse of the subject with foreign countries materially sulyers. The Ogular import ditty on foreign goods is fixed for half a dollar per tent. Prussian. . Moir Woods which, contrary to this rule, are admitted duty free, me taxed et% a higher or lower duty as specified in the tea. .., Expuitation is duty free. The exceptions ire specified ia the, tarif. . , .. Besides the import duty, many foreign goods, if they int. alai.' its the eou•try, are sa pat' a duty on cossitiaption (excise). brio good. of foreign ussualieture this duty shall not rimed, upon as average, temper cent. as tke sale, aid it shall be less vibes it can be su, without injury to the listened industry. Goods liable to eomlnission duly are specified in the tarif. The duties are levied on the Weight, sonnher, or Measure. According to these principles., there is annexed under A, a serif fur the Eastern Province, and under B, a tarif for the Western Provinces, and also the general regulations for dm' levying of duties. floods nut entered fur consumption is the country, pay import and 'sport duty, but out consumption duty. Smelt gt.ods may be bonded. Dimimatius of the duties is allowed in rertain cases, parti cularly for goods brought to the fairs of Nuremberg and Frankfort (on the Oder), or returning from throw. 111 liaised duties levied by the State, by coatuinues, or private prisons, are abolished, mid cease (ruin the day when this lan is in force. If the cuminuocs or pirate persons levy such deities a titre °Rivers, they are to have an imams. city founded un clear annual receipt, taken at an average of the three last years. From this abolition are excepted the ootersi on the Rhine. Elbe, and Weser, and all such duties as are levied fur the keeping up of lbe roads, causeways, bridges, harbours, lighthouses, let. which are designed fur e tbrprowsotion of traffic. I , the frigates ? nrit see any Isor, • kuring his stay t 4 Rio &WIT,' o, of:nrecuridig a 'niarliet fro lAmarled produitiors in 13*il. The country Was . deluged . with Eneuili7goods. Private letters from the head-quarters of General Friniont, dated August 4e, munition a report which is in cipcOlitioir there, that;in case of the evarcoation of France, the Auvtrian contingent may perhaps remain as a corps of oliMrvativu upon t eithine, and be maintained at the expense of Frrice. For • long time there has been a talk of a re. ! duction in the taxes on'somerirticles. On the lost of this morals • beginning was made with totacco; there is • reduction of orie-hrlf oU snub', and still more upon tobacco far 'smelting; the postage of letters is shortly to be reduced. . LAUSANNI, SEPTIIMBER 7. The Helretic Diet terminated its Session on the 2d of September ; all the Deputation had quitted Berne no the sth. r lu the Sitting of the preceding day the Deputation I{ the Grisons again claimed the restitution of the Valteline, Chiavenna. and Booico, now incorporated . in the Austrian domi nions. The new Papal Nuncio has arrived at Berne; it is thought He will reside at Altorf or it &Invite, and not at-Lucerne. The majority of the Council of State of the;, Canton of Friburg, which declared itielf last!, spring against the re-establishment of the Jesuits, has no* resolved to propose their revel. This isee.l posal will be made to the Great Council in oaf, extraordinary sitting, in the course of this month. :- Prince Leopold of Sue Colsurg will spend some time with the Grand Duchess Constantine. It is said he will visit the Valleys of Lauterbrunn, Grin delwald, and Hessle, in the Highlands of Berne. St. MATTIMCW.--Holitilay at the Bask, Exchequer, East ladle, and South Sea Houses. FLANDERS MAILS. BRUSSELS. SEPTEMBER 12. Letters from Aix-ht-Chapulle Ittate that some stnietgers who had arrived sit that city had received orders from the police to depart within eight hours. The Duke and Duchess of arrived here to• day, with ail their suit, from Pan.. Lord Castler.agh set out this morning for Spa, whence lie will afterwards repair to Ai:-fa-Chapelle. siiisissea 13. The Doke de Richelieu is expected in this city on the 22.1. The suite that will accompany this Minister to Aix-la-Chapelle will be very numerous and brilliant. sErt. 16. His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange ar. rived here yesterday afternoon. at five o'clock, from !pa, whence he set out in the morning on horse hick at ten in the evening he proceeded to the flsgue. It is presumed that he will go thence to the . camp at Zeist, to command in chief at the grand reviews. AIX-LA-CHAPELLE. SEPT. 13. We expect to-day the troops destined to attend the Allied Sovereigns while they are in this city, and to firm the garrison during the Congress. It is said that what has been stated of the arrival of several battalions to parade at the entrance of the Sovereigns, is not well founded. SEPT. 15. Lord and Lady Castlereagh are now at Spa, where it is supposed they will remain some days before they c here. The Russian Minister has given the most posi tive unless, that the country house which the Em peror Alexander will inhabit during his stay here, shall be ready in two days, and he has threatened to annul the contract if his instructions are not executed. VIENNA, SEPT. S. The Emperor and Empress, and the Arclidtschess Maria Louisa, who arrived on the 2d from Bolen at Vienna, for the last time before their departure, 'aid their visits of leave on the 3d, to all the Mem. bees of the Imperial family now here. On the same day the Emperor gave his last public audio eller; afterwards, accompanied by all the Court, lie laud the list stone of the new gate, to be called litagthon. Yesterday their Nlajtsties returned to Rodeo, where they will peeaa the time till their de. parture (fixed fur the !;th inst.) iii the bosom of their &mil). 'flue Arcliducliesr ,Maria Louisa awl her son will accompany their Majesties to the family estates. She will remain there till the de parture of her august hither, and then return thrtugh Salzburg to Pomo. Aceostihug to letters from Tries', of iSth August, they shortly expect the A tiatrian frigates that have returned from Rio Janeiro. These vessels have on hoard, besides some collections of natural history for the Imperial Cabinet, Mill the equipages of Cauat Elsr some aiticles al merchatiiii.e for the merchants of Tries , . Ttie plan of establishing a iliiirt counniereial iiiteremirst: betwvets the Austrian 11101)11111011% and ' , rims, however. to have I rowdy fulled; at least for the itteci,t. The agent fat tile writ:longs of Ttii:st, who is bis board one of THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY. Salmon 21. Isis: Paris Papers to the 18th instant have reached oar office. It appears by an article foam-Mar seines, that the seizure of Pensacola by General JAMISON, had, by the apprehensions it excited of ern iaitaeditite rupture between Spain and the United Statess, exercised • very considerableinflu ence upon the prices of colonial produce. Specu. lotions began to be made in sugar, coffee, and to. bacco, to a greet extent : but the subsequent con duct of the United States, in disavowing the act of their General, restored the markets to their pre. viOus state. In a titivate letter from Madrid, some political conjectures are ho=arded, which we police, from our belief that they !re such as are commonly enter tained in that capital. The writer recites the diffi culties that have of late years etuharrsteed the Spa nish Government, namely, its differences with Por tugal ; the seizure of the Floridas by the United States of North America; and the spirit of We pendence that seeks to throw off the yoke of Spain in the South American Colonies. These difficulties are, however, regulated in this private letter, with an air of the most satisfied complacency. Portugal is conciliated by the surrender of Otivenca, the United States have satisfied " the honour of the Crown," by disavowing the conduct of Jacasott, and Spain is declared 6. not to attach extreme imeortance to the possession of that border of randy ground, of which Florida is composed ;" but more extensive and varied means are required to dispatch the dif ficulties arising from the obstinacy of the Colonies. It is asserted that Buenos Ayres alone exhibits the appearance of an independent government, but its strength is believed to be exhausted, and hopes are entertained that General SAN MARTIN, whom even the Royalifts now disignate us " the Conqueror of Maipo," will tiogly repent of his conduct, and being disgusted with the coma mends of the merchants of Buenos Ayres, become the instrument of r.-conciliation between his native' province and the Mother Country. It is . miser able cause that founds its hind hopes upon the folly or treachery of an antagothat. The sailing of O'Dottlm.'s grand expedition from Cadiz, is said to be deferred until the deter mination of the Allied Sovereigns shall have been declared at Aix-la-Chapelle upon the Note lately transmitted by the Court of Madrid to the several Powers of Europe, demanding their mediation between Spain and the Independents. The Hetes sity of maing this demand proves more fully than could be expressed by the ordinary language of Coons, to how very low tl condition Spain has beets reduced, and how very triumphant most be the cause of the Independents. Were Spain able to cope with any one of the Colonies, there H o Court in Europe that'Would stand with more punctilious exactitude ultbis the impropriety of iniothel'a intriferenee in a family quarrel. The bulletin» of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Bkitutr's health are satisfactory. We are also happy to slate, that the Duke of Ituu Imola is *so moth reeuveted from the effects of his late acci• S:• 3') \ b I dent, that the i:huing of bulletin% Alf . 4 l 4wet t o his health will he durcuistiouert. ' - ' On normlay the Frinch'Fiie pr Cent*. were f.ltesik Stuck `lll6Bs`f,_ botch and Flanders Mails -have yrrived.. brimring 'Papers to the 19th inst. "Accounts from Brussels notice the late review of the British, Hanoveriaii, and Danish s triiiiik aiid t ztiil, in - the ;;664 .ll4tterint terint fenny, their general appearance. The Duke Of KENT scantly - bsied the one of WELLING TON at the review, and him returned to Valenciennes, where their presence was cele brated by a splendid ball and supper. On the lith the Duke of KENT proceeded to Brtipsets, and the Duke of WELLINOTOiI to Cambray. The several corps forming the Army of occupation hav-' ing been reviewed, they are respectively restored to their former cantonments, waiting the determi nation of the Allied Sovereigns, on the propriety of their return hoineward. It would appear, front an article in the Brussels Papers, that smile of those characters who are regarded by the eye of legiti- Macy as dangerous to the existing order of affairs, had polluted the town of Aix-la-Chapelle by their presence. Their intrusion gave the police usi op portunity of displaying their vigilance, and they °Armee, it is said, commanded instantly to depart. In a 'Vienna Paper it is mentioned that the at tempts lately made by the Austrian Cabinet tn esta blish a direct intercourse between the Austrian States mud the Brazils have totally failed. The Commissioners state, that on their arrival in Rio: de Janeiro they found the markets quite glutted! with English merchandise. We have received Baltimore Papers to the 16th last. The following is on account of the dinner given to General JACKSON :.-.. BALTIMORE, &VOMIT 12. On the 4th of July a dinner was given to Gene ral.. JAcksow by the citizens of Nashville and its vicinity. JAMES I'IIIIIBLE, Esq. officiated as Pre sident, and Colonel M. CAMPBELL as Vice-Presi dent. Of the guests were the Hon. JOHN RHEA and Colonel ELLIOTT, of Tennessee. From the toasty drunk on the occasion we select the follow- tog:— " James Monroe, President a the United States—guided in his course by +lotions and Virtue, he has the confidence of the citizens ofTeunessee—be his the confidence of the Arne% titan People." _ " Thomas Jefferson." "James Madison." " Maj.-Gen. Jackson--his fame is the offspring of his own merit. While. our armies are directed by the energies of his Cenials, we have nothing to fear from foreign aggresaion." ‘ Peusacola—spanish perfidy and Indian barbarity ren• dered its capture uccesaary—niny our Government never surrender it from the fear of a war." " The Army and Navy of the United States." ' 4l The Fair." Volunteer, by General Jaekson—" Our tonality—though turbearsuce is her maxims, she should sheer foreign nations, that, under a precut of neutrality, ber rights are not to be outraged." Government, with a view to strengthen the mea sures already existing for the suppression of smug gling, have determined upon stationing a stated number or Lieutenants. Igo Midshipmen, and 1,000 seamen, on the coast of Kent and Suioex. Lt is in tended that the Officers and men shall he divided into parties, each to occupy a Marielln Tower.— They are to keep watch by night, and thus, by their alacrity, intercept the acts of illicit traffic which the arrangements at present adopted are inadequate to prevent. They are to be victualled from the Severn, lying in the Downs : a Surgeon (Mr. DALLAWAY) and a Purser (Mr. Jos. WILLIAM SON), a►e appointed. Thirty Midshipmen, who have passed for the rank of Lieutenant, are appointed from Portsmouth, and take their passage is the Tiber, which sailed yesterday from Deptford to be paid off. The Ca Oro*, Captain PURNEAUX, will sail when the wind is fair, for the Cape, ►he Mauritius, and Trinco►nalee; as will the Co►fasce, emit: MONT. GOSIERIE, for the JaMiica station. General and Mrs. Mumma p out i►► the Carron lb The Man• CliptiSinlitititsoN is confirmed in the rank of Commander, to which he attained on the death of Sir JAMES YEo.—Lieut. AUSTEN is also confirmed in ills rank. The Gkiffeni. Capt. WRiatur, sailed on Ttiewday from Portsmouth fur Deptford, to be !mid utf. The 7'ultnieli, of 80 guns, is nearly completed fur launching at Woolwich, which is expected to take place during the ensuing spring tides. On Wednesday the 7'dr/or, Commodore Sir GEORGE COLLIER. Bart. arrived at Portsmouth from :sheerness, preparatory to f)rorretlii)g to the coast e.f Abica. The teiy. Captain the HENRY DUNCAN, for the :Mediterranean; and the Creole, Capt. W. B. DASH% 000, fur South Ame rica. are daily expected. The Vengestr, 74, Capt. A LEILA ri Dtilt, is ordered to be paid off, and re-curbs nassionetle At Soithend—Tartar. Iphigenio. Phaeton, Ti ber. Carron, Lao/lance, Rosario, and three Russian frigates, bound to Cadiz. The contract lately advertised bv Government for the supply of 20,000 tierces of beef and pork, was taken all Tuesday and Wednesday last.— Mersp , -. I lesnA ND, 13EN90N, Nod 'CO. were the coro 6 1111C111r1 for 13 . Out) tietees, and Messra. Cusrattsis (brothers) for ~000 tierces: the whole bring cue: year's consumption fur 21,000 !Parnell, the Mambo' OOte employed in the British uury, ou the' !mote establish:he or. . 'I '")% "4,0 1 4, • • • • .1/ k vat _ ess. :f • 'SN s e; ;,t•F')." ••4, 4tee 72 w • QCEE" . I. Thelollowing - Ontietin wag rxhiiriteti on -Satur day morisiag at tilt Qiiron's : "iiew Palace, ACptetulier MIL " The .tteen has had mune gum.; 'sleep in the latter p.u s t of the night, but her Majesty is still much imli9tused. " FR. MILMAN, " MCNRY IUALFORD" Tier MAJESTY, we regret to elate, was among on Saturday night than on the preeeeling The following Bulletin was exLibiteti at the Queen's flume yesterday " Kew Palace, Septemher 20. " The Queen has act had a good night, and there is no alteration in tin. symptom.; or h. r Majektv'a complaint. '(Signed) " H HAt.rioni), " F. AIILNIAN." KF v, SEPTV.B . F.R eo. On Friday night Sir FRANCIS Mt!.MATC, Sir 11PNRY HALFORD, and Dr. BitAO, rentaiiird all night at Kra/. On Friday evening the Pitttict k6CENT le-ft for London, to dinner. On &tined.) , morning the btricr of Yon arrived from London. and visited her Itissusry soil the Princess AUGUSTA. In the morning the Prin ces,* AUGUSTA, accompanied by the Duchess of GioucesTEK, and attended by Sir FRANcIi MILMAN and Gen. Tetrt.na, walked in Krw G4r_ dens for some tune. At five o'clock the Paters REGENT arrived from London. Sir IitANCIS MAN, Sir HENRY list.Fonn. and Dr. BRAND, re mained in tittendatice all night. This morning Sir HENRY HALTOKII left Kew for Wi.idvor. Sir DAVID DUNDAS paid a visit to her.MAJLIKTV and the 'lmam's, from Richmond. Sir FRANCES Murata remains in attendance on her MAJESTY. FASIIION.4 L 310 VE 11 EN7S. The Duchess of St. Albaii's left town on Saincilav fat Calton. His Grace, we are happy to state, is quite 111, wired from hrs late severe fit • of the gout Lady Louisa Manners felt town yesterday for her mat it Wimlpledon. The Duke of Bedford is retiorned to his seat, Minimise' Abbey, from the Earl of Essex's sent, Cashieibiory Park. The Doke of Rutland is exteettell to feat(' his seat, Bel retie Castle, this week, fur Newmarket. The Russi•nt Ambassador soil his Lady left yesterday the •Martiois of StallyrePiejicat, Treollsam Hatt. Stall;ndshire, for Tiaall Ball, on a visit to - Lord sod 'Lady Granville Sir Watkin and 'Lady Muriel Wynn •nell family are expected to leave town to-morrow tot their seat, Wrio stay, Detibiglish4e. The Margravine of Antioch and suite left tows un Satur day, for Naples. The Marquis of Blickiiighans is expected In leave his seat, Gosfield, Eases, thief day, fur Stowe, Bucks, where his Lord ship will entertain • !orgy party of distinction. The Hon. Mr. Lamb left Brocket-Hall yesterday, on a sit to Lord and Lady Holland, at their new scat, House, Hertfordshire. Colonel iVilson arrived oil calarday at the Clarendon Ho tel, Ruud-streel, from the Island of St. Vincent; also firriuk Taylor, Esq. from Lancashire. 1.011( Wellesley, El. M.P. kft ditto yesterday, for his mill, WIIIIVieill•HOUIC, Essex. BOW MEETING. On Priduy the first Bow Meeting wnt held on the cricket ground, near o,webtry, in S:tropshire, of r goviety recently established by the respectable families iu that neighbourhood ; Ormsby Gore, of Pin knot ..... E. Preftitient, nod Lloyd, of Aston, Ety. %iee-Pre•ident. The inize given by the Society (being a brooch of au grron, bet with hrilliont9 WWI ably ronteittlril !'.a I. the ladies, and wun by Miss Cut' Amoogq the company were-- - . lord Viscount Dungannon, Led, Elennor Potter mud Miss Ponsouby, Hon. Mr. ■nd Mrs. KFUVIIII. Cady and Mew Jones, two Miss Con Wes, and ilw Families of Porliiiivois, Aston. Holston, Woodhoune, and Sweeny. Col Synaw,os Powell and Miss Nixon, J A. Llo)41, E.q Goo c.ol /HA Mr, Ds spnrol, Colonel and Mrs. Matthew, two Mr. c„,.. ha; s, General, Mrs. and Mini Rslliame, Colour! flefsll , ls Mrn. Fletcher and family, Miss Crewe, Mr. soul Mhos. H. Cotton, Mis. Lloyd (sof Swau Hill), Mr. slid Mrs, Gnville, Mr. and Mrs. Cvedale Corbett, kr. of erbium 85 rat dons to dinner. In the evening, the company re-s,sembled to* ball and slipper of the Wyntistoy Alms bin. It is understood that the Society of Boys! BMA Bowmen is likely in he revivrd. and that thielSo ciety may be incorporated with it. T. Eirl BRADFORD passed through .Shrerstsbnry on MoiMAI-, mr his way to Irrlalul, to pay a welt to the Lord Lieutenant. Grand Duke 111CHAFf. wilh his suite. re mined at Nlangeon's Hotel. Clifton, motif ya-fer day ve'tiiiiglir, and then procceard to fiymenth. Fur the purpose of ini:etairiu the theakaalrer swl the operations of the Diviitstl;ol. Chatoworth; the besmillil 'sent of tirk Oldie" DF.VONSHIRF, is expected to Irk it teem a great festivity the latter end of this month. his GiaA'e having invited a numerous party uf fashionable& Tuesday the Nlsrehintießs •STAPitose, aremn pitiied by the Russian and Flo.twait An.tta,v4 ,l er . . visittd Mf. SPODE'S mid 11r. DArtAkottes piYUll &erork* in the Potterie4. •. . _ The Marquis Of STAFFORD i 4 tfliertuiltiteg large and I . ..Atonable part) tat Trentham u -• 1 sevt rul or the oarrimg. Forrien Asnlsv 4 s llo ' s have Ita,sed through 1.a.1.6eh1, on their runts to IL above nien'inn. The youtitlitl Lord Vuutotatit Asttott has iffi'" l , i it 01s se it al Slittglurtuali, 'H o I. 1111a10 4:2 , :•ANCROOKE ANS9N, E•cia ilater I ) tit 11 . '4 Grace the Art:MI*1811"p f,f CAN I TEBBE/Ulf arrived ut itaut.gtor on %%'i l '" " " '"• where Albiutt-brute had !mat relsdreil fir t:AI . reception;. sl ti Z. A 4i ..~ ‘ l 4 •••4 10 gra, `.441 oft fadis Woo ,eity