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I I IF , )REIGN (/ROM liONITL:211). r A ,,ls..ict.v It. Sa:'rrdar nett, being the 14th .1 1;y, the nrinei pa! rhea:res will exinbit t:a.-ir resp.Ctive speCtacles pecrts. hftr following des, et sis in the morning, the Festival he announce 1 1. , ) - a salute of 30 pieces of canlion. At ten o'clock the troops will file off for the PI tee do Carou4l, and will line the hedge up t 3 the In valids. At nn.) , ), his Majesty the Emperor will proceed on h u ceback to the fleet des // N T/ides. He will hear TO is , there, and while the Go.pel is reading. all the M-mbers of the Legion .if linnour, who ate at Paris, will take the oath. Previous to the oath being tak-n, the High Chancellor of the Legion of Ho nour pro•iounce a discourse on the design of that institilti•iii, which has no. other object than to preserve all that the Preach people wished in the T-ar 1739; an epochs that will be for ever cele ler ced among the meet solemn festivals of the vent Id, as the first move:nem of a Revolution, which. terrible as it may have been in its proceed ings, has been fortunate and glorious in its result. Every citizen, in recollefling the evils which he has sulfrred, and the dangers he has surmounted, will for a long time retain a sense of those perils to which all s cial order is exposed daring the course of a Revolati:m. The celeoration of the 14th July will be terminated by an illumination of the Thuil leries, a concert, and a display of fire-works. will take the north. taken, the High Chat nour will prcrioutice ' that instituti•iii, wily preserve all that the T-ar 17391 an 'poet kir i-..,1 *min the I wen id, as the first which. terribit as it 1 jigs, has been fortur Every citizen, in reec 4 suff:red, and the day for a long inc rots Which all s cial ordo of a Revalati:m. T will be terminated by leries, a concert, and I'strr. ,i t IXTRACT OW Tilt 141 se[ taermiit lI , P TACO': fh Tilt, [meson, £lOO TI 1 .. All. ' f 514,44.414 by the Cam t• - ... Lm3 re, r .1--- r al viz;; of ha Fro/ Ceitoctl, 7IF IFNI T 4[1109 Of Tel Ar 1. Fb twang re piper e ash' see Mice I. 1 oreelatar , iii.h. • Louie .e.ict ciao nail $•,4,0 - ini on ma &went to aro-trio Para bat .:,•1 8 Parte.ear Wars et pet e. { hit 3talre.ie. 4. rie Teo is "iiinctic know, their airivat to th who wit initiate Vie p atone. 3 The soitmontry at t will sake pleat In pram'. met. s, H g., bigoitaries, scribed by the &vertu ( l C•itirel of the levaltds. . SEC ' li or Tdr czasmotr• ' TN[ C 6. After thaIeSSOSICS renatien, his slkjeety u . de NI rs. 7. Thee nati-utal eosted will ithitih.) l'...ris a d:t each deta••lrrent, one K eti..l3. ole berth affrew ° efficres. 8 Tw nt,eitinte dept ed 'essay of the F.iiiiiiie rah a 13: ;to e .eh 'et* 9 Ever: to Ales 01 h thr..leitatet to. even% ) s, F , f .f whit.. et.ili ro gr i fleet Leta-, SIC An rt.. • .4. A o 3,-,., w eh the 10 Ttr ;omedeue et i I ' MACH" AI'MeTV. i I. Tile engt.lOrra .1 each Id T:v. v.' treions 01 parescon of 4 ism' a.el IS Inc turaleis of t and A,ii lull, shall ici Iron shell lie regulated+ MiSPAIIt. . is. All them depute Gaeta, sit obedwnes ti 13 Tr Drput.it; n 1 maritime cycles, end si : . 4,,ria. or %tangents, ~,'.l for ti.eir tt-partlnesn. o, dirprtielit, a 94 f.xr den t., 04.1.104 row eat' 16. The reinvests!' ti &maw a.m. place of tl '' 'mini latterly surtle.l f taken from thence but P 5.4 shall be unfurled ' OCCS."110. 1/. The 6aesshall b sod devo-toad •1 (Ire o 0i the princioel pLiC • • cerninwed, to order alias, Ilmil'ai., or mile to the red.rs of the El On rte. , retti.n, the h-ot.:, *hem they -ha 50 Cl Ill'Xe.thiihg e hp.. 13. The colours, 'ld be 'eternal to each tat' erc - tti. of var. , b all h. mole kind, but by a •kw ore" paved mat tegimult. Thew writ , sh..l cot write Any et The lloniite,., al of State has Jecree Mtn of the Legion of a member is in strny the rights of following, concern; eternal distindiiins l'he chief places bleat!, the Abbey iii ' , Saserne Castle. tho I the old Aichiepi,c I and the F.piscopal Malta 1t Toulouse Alien, the Abbeys Castles of Ctaom, I "Ilc dcoratiows ' d able rays; theca la .eel, will display t :is legend—" Nat On the other side, I thunder, with t:.e lo 1 oileovar , ..tistiss will be . ' fur the grand office ' . Tics. It is to be w, ; 1 red and white riblra ' 1 The Empdrar may I Arrret are to be pre i The sir.r.oration is t 1 • - • RIVAIAL DECREEs, liTRACT OW THE MITICTIII Of Tlit SICILITAIIf OT Wr Al 1.11 tatrmat h ILO Atil• ?11l Chad:MATSUI! 1119 Til6, [meg ,ui, Abih TY& .....tlitltimeguiony Put 'es tf St. Clesi. 2t 31n.idor, Ia 12. hia ,, h.lo, bt tys Grste of Gnel And the CovAtituttom of Lml fit, r t the Fus .ch, harang Wise tits sat, of by Fro/ Counts!. dticseet FIRST St CllOll. fill TaILIN• of sad 11*T11, AHD TRs ColletteATloll. Ar 1. Tb ta;:ios o: the Chian and the Coronation of th e piper shall akar Mace in tlt lath &Piaui e nest ( Noi. 4.) I. k pme la i s a t, .1 3 ,a..qu act th .nlemn , ty to the who! e Soil* .aed shall sotrtiatan rites* rbo arc to assist at i . ...mice; in Ow amino C. , osolt.m of the 28th of last floral, IQ ap'•a'rrat PAM /Ma.: ,0114 IGtll Brach.ote. Particiaer tethers t•tall also at ad...imam" to than on the rut of ire Hajerae. 4. Tie Pun is "itinctionaries who re summoned, shall snake know , their dirlV4l to th, rfillei,Lal ►later Of the Cercmonia, who vol. imbrue the place appointed for than at the cae surae. 3 Ths at liatanlty of fairing the oath, and the Coronation, wi ll Oaks pl.ot In 344.ei10C Of the the Thloces, Prin. Coat. s, H in luminaries, and all the 11..iblir Vonetinnaries, a scribed try eh, Matta Ciessitasta of the 28th Flartat, in the Cnapel of illas SECOND SECTION. IT watrg wtt.t. TARtt ttAcL IN ! CHAMP Dlt MARL me of the taking the Oath and the Cs tve Zalperer will proceed w the Champ i• I, of every department of the Empire • .ch ins .4 16 men, rah colours for h. I .sf which shall be tuulcis or veal ofii:ers, and one (wait 14011 c)duatiosional aepatment., .1 ii 4.,tillas, and 3Tra nptre, sheve s!:,cl s detachrne-ts u(10 men, .nneetiment rse, ef al the different descriptions deput.torn of 16 men, the renAlt,s, fmnieers, sol.!,ers, cirs,coests, nor 011e,r., and one fourth n trweans* snide u ap,Atzanle to the r.giments Null send three .le?utations of 16 awn of the gelle-tennes Mull each mad a (le i a glll4Oll. the heel at Paris. a•od the►► of Lou% n and tereC depetat. , aos, Wheat. carne to the itutrucitoa of the War deputatinnt als..ll.iseernaively take the oath of nice to his Mneety the Emperor. r; ns of the national guard., there of the ' such of the Mr/ who hare rOlOO,l, gut. altadrarda ,eceirt from his Mai trty, a. ~,c , .n0n.4. a van of colours f vach t , e etch detachment of marine, and • sui t...eh %Tad! mg. "the thentrtrornis ihall remain in the mo t the ttmrl of the Prefeztory, undlr the .1 for the Prefvers Thcy 5h.,11 never be bet be an Oliver named hp the Emp mit ; and sheen to the people on ~12 solemn be dhattbeted aroma: Cie tnarltime uirtite hotel, under a Rand of h .11 ~.., of the Seven Clr,:ks whit.h Ant..e.p MeV to be stem to the .quadrom, Lava! at 'her inAlieents and expediburis, ageolding Emperor. IMPS Sap shall he earned to the marine ,all be ise,4 in the Couriesi Chamber, fee Tediums. standards, and guidons rtf the corps, shall baualiori ne squadron. Those who, be the lute then', 515..1 , tot ether of toe 4111411 LiZer 1.0111 Ho Maim?, after it met 'bre see ..ot lota Matey fault of the rno ahail 1 0 4 them from their etrll fault, others from the Viewer. (S.gued) SAPOLEOII. • mentioninz th d the Council decreed eleven articles for the regula in of Honour, by wbkh the quality lost by the same causes that de nt a Francis Citizen, contains the 'sting . the places of residence, and of its members: , s of the Legion are to be Frantain. of St. Vaast d'Arras, Blulil Castle, the Palace of the States of Dijan, iscrpal Housti of Vienna and Aix, opal Ilc,use of liesuirs, the Hotel of ''.es the old Episcopal residence at a St. 11..xant and Beg, and the ChamLsrd, and Je la Venerie. win consist of a star, with five steam, surrounded with oak and the head of the Emperor, with trotzotv, Enrcorr of iSr Frcnoi." N the French Eagle holding the legend a /Novae et Petr....' The ornamental with saite ; in ~ gold „era, end in silver for the legions. worn at the button.ho:e, tied to a ',and. ft is always to be worn.-- iy wear either of the two ;tars.— we/anted before the grand officers. to be received at the same time LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 23. Pri►ate letters from Paris, of the 10th. state a new proof of the hostile spirit of BONAPARTC in his conduit towards Ittusia and Sweden. He has adopt ed a system of rigour and persecution against all the subjeas of these two powers, whether travellers or merchants, in France, Italy, Switzerland, and Holland. His military Fe, crams commanders, and police agents, are ordered to insult, oppress, and arrest them upon the slightest pretence. The least informality in their passes, any complaint that inge nuity and suspicion can devise, is considered a suf- Ecier.t ground to detain their persnns. Those who ate going to France are stopped at the frontiers. nndcr tae pretence that they ought to have new passes from Paris ; and these who are leavin g ? France • are detained under the pretence that their poses arc not correa. During these last five weeks, no Russian or Swedish ship has been permitted to clear out and sail ; and, notwithstanding the de mands and representations of the Consuls of their respeßive natioas. the only answer that has been obtained is, u Such are the good will and pleasure of the Emresroa." This measure is generally sup posed to be a prelude to an embargo. Many cir cumstances tend to confirm this suspicion. Among these is the great aßivity of the pr.lice agents to discover and ascertain the prop icy of Russian and Swedish subjeds _in France. and to prevent any transfer or removal of it. Should a rupture with these countries take place. an event considered in France very probable. there is little doubt but that Russian and• Swedish subjeas will experience similar treatment to that which British subjeas in France experienced last year. Paris Papers to the 13th, and Dutch Papers to the lath, were received on Saturday. The former contain the decree for regulating the ceremony of the Coronation of the Em P saws, which is fixed for the 18th Brumaire ; 9th of November. The Hamburgh Mail of the 14th arrived on Saturday, and that of the 17th, the only one doe, arrived Tester.; if. Their principal contents are two notes presented to the Diet at Ratishon, on the 2d instant, by the Austrian and Prussian Ministers, con cerning the invasion of Germany, and the murder of the Duke of Emma en, which unlawful and atro cious transadtions are now left without resentment, and without revenge, as the Courts of Vienna and Be►lin incline to that impolitic and JeAruding obli vion proposed in the note of the Eflor of Barite. 0 course their declarations are similar to that of His Eleftoral Highness, already before the public. At Constantinople the account of BONA' pa tea's new dignity hat caused several deliberations in the Divan. The TOIILISH ENlPLlWlt s seems in cline.' to follow the example cf Russia, and at least consider for some time before he salutes the Corsican adventurer an equal. In Russia, a rupture with France, and an alliance with England, both according to public and private accounts, are regarded as events near at hand. Two Russian ships of 64 guns have arrived at Constan tinople, and five others were expected with Russian troops, to augment the forces in the lonian Is'adds, In Austria, the temporising system is continued. One of our merchantmen was taken on the 2ath of last month in the road of Trieste by a privateer. under French colours from Rimini, now watched by one of our frigates. It is supposed, that French in terest will, on this occasion, get the better of justice, as the ship has not yet been given up. The King of Swsose is gone to Vienna, intend ing to visit the three Austrian-encampments. Letters from Rotterdam state, that the weather on the Continent has been attended by all the seve rity of Winter ; a frost. accompanied by a heavy fan of snow, took place in different pkrts of during the first week in July. The l)utils armaments for the invasion have been officially reported completely ready for service. It is stated to be the purpose of BONAPARTE to 'concentrate the whole of nit naval force at. Brest; and, under the proteftion of this fleet, which is esti mated at 46 sail of the line, the Boulogne and Dutch armaments are to make their debet. Gene ral Aeoter•u, who has the chief direltien of this enterprise, is stated to have received his final orders from the new Eueeaos, and to have left Paris for the purpose of embarkation. l'ona . tea is now very unhealthy, and a great mor tality has already 411011 place there ; Captains CA TH c• a r and Baamt, of the royal navy, are amongst th e vithms. The Captain of the Clori"de (we believe Captain R. &Reims) died no her passage home. The homeward-bound floet was to leave Jamaica on the 20th ult. tinder convoy of the Mileropkaii ane Pe Quaint, of 74 guns, and • Vertre of 36. Private advice from Petersburgh of the 27th ult. state that a camp of near 60000 men is to assemble in the vicinity of the Pert of Cronstadt, where the Emtaacia Itinwell will review the troops, and the Grand Duke Cosse• !trims will have the immediate command under him. • The Vienna Letters of the 4th instant, m•ntion that the Imperial Court has been chat ged 1.7 F . NB - AIME t•t propose overtures l.)1" a pc. int t:ioa . 6e tween Great Britain and Frarc.., which am „ to have been communicated to Mr. As-rut:it ET, the British Minister there, and by him transmitted to his Court. They add. that Count STA Niti.:4llLaG. the Imperial Ambassador in London, has been charged to declare to the British Cabinet, in the name of his Court, that the House of Austria is firmly resolved, upon no consideration, to deviate from the system of neutrality it has adeptesi, but to maintain it, in all its energy, against every party that might make an attempt to inftirrge it. The brig Cekdohie, of Bristol, M. Sr tiao•a v, Master, which sailed from Cork a few days ago, put back on Monday moving, haying sprung a Lek at sea. Three days before she spoke the Iliad armed critter, Lieutenant 'Cuccte, thirty-three days from Baltimore, with dispatches for the Aamiralty. tenant lUi KLR informed Captain STUDDART he had taken three prizes, uile of which was a valuable ship from Lt.itarta, writhe:kb cargo. ~...:. with the diplms When it is F • t to any tsfilitary Otfi:er on du:y. it is to be presented in the Empe tor's name. betore the corps. The mil is us represent on one side a spread eagle n.i an ainre field. Above and below the escutcheon is to be the decoration of the Legion of Honour.- 1 he escutcheon to be surmounted with an Imperial crown, in a drapery ; the band of Justice and the sceptre to be placed und..r the escutcheon and in the drapery. The other side will represent the Emperor sitting on his throne, clothed with the Imperial robes, with this inscription. " N APOLIOI/, Emperor of are Preach." HAMBURGH MAIL. mAoalo, JUNI 18. On the 12th inst. a courier from Lisbon for Paris passed through this capital, bringing with him new instruaions, for the Portuguese Minister in France, to acknowledge Bonaparte Emperor of the French. CONSTANTINOPLZ, June 9. On the 31st ult. two Russian 64 gnn ships cast anchor before this city. Oars of them served as a transport, having on board 1,410 men, destined to augment the garrisons in the hmian Islands. Ac cording to authentic reports, the troops colleffed near Sebastople, and intended for the gime islands, amount to 8,000, which, with those already arrived, will make the whole force about 12,030 men. These 8,000 men are daily expetted on hoard five Russian ships of the line. Upon their mrival at Corfu, the Russian navy there will consist of seven ships of the line, and four frigates. The Captain Pacha has already had his audience of leave of the Sultan, previous to his departore for the Archipelago, with four ships of the line, and two frigates. The reports from Egypt are still favourable. We have official information fmm Pacha Hourchii of the present situation of affairs. He speaks highly of the inhabitants of Cair.i, and particularly of re Amauts. The •.'.amelukes, defeated near C a iro, have fled through the devart, to Sy: pia rxpejtiog the proteetion of Ghezzar Paellas As he is dead, it is hoped here, that his successor will entirely destsii them. The adherents of Elphi Bey are wi h this Chieftain in Upper Egypt. MESTPIIALIA, JULY 10. CONVENTION CONCLUDED SETmtlll HIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR OF Tilt YEESCH, AND Tllll EtiGNING EMIT Of TVS Oserins 'string, VON EINTISII6M-STEINVUIIt. _ As his Excellency the reigning Cent Von Ben theim Steinftirt has represented to the French Go vernment— Ist. That the county of Bentheim had been mort gaged by a former Count of Bentheiro for thirty ) ears. 2d. That this m.rtgage of 1752 was to end 1782. Sd. That this mortgage has, notwithstanding, continuedok 4.84 ever since. with tut being : en; - - A without declaration or mama of the heir ot vat mortgagor, and without the Imperial Atsen:. 4th. That by the death of the last Comic Ben theim-Bentheint, according to justice this mart gage ought to have ceased; and that. justice, hi; heir, Count Benthtim.Steinfitrt, has an hereditai y right, on paying the sums dee upon the mortgage, and other sums due to the King of Englait.t, as Eleitor of flagmen ' by Count Bentheim-Beittlaeim, to obtain possession of the same t minty ; and, ciat Stb. The Count Bencheins.Steinfun has been un der the necrsity of making application to the French Government. as occupying the ElvSorate of Hanover—both to liquidate the sums received for the rivortg.ige of the county, and to obtain possession of the same. The particulars of tnis affair have he. n laid before the Fir.' Consul, together •th the claim of :mot Von Bentheim Steinfurt, who, e nacerins that it has been backed by the Cou is of Frusta nod of Dearnark, has authorised the mi •ist.r of Cie foreign department to conclude wiih the relning Count Beutheim Steinfurt the fol lowing Convention: Aar. I. His Estrarlleneir s the reigning Caen* Smtheini Iheinfort,shall„ with ell the rightful and esnal forioilititts Herosaill, be put is prasession o the County of Ileuthenits, as 'outs as he shall have paid tutu the Hanora ion Truaory the sum of eight has bed thmesecul limes, which sum, ILA am .ring what the French Government gists up es due to It„ is tlas orig.nal sum for which this cos..ty was murtgag d. An r. 11. The French Guerra...rut guaraute •to the Coma won Sentheini Siteuifurt. that this car. i, ion salaU tote its full effeA, whatever way be the futons daituiatum of the Electorate of Hanover Tne duplicates exthattgei by the undo:mitten at Paris, the (2d Flatesi, Yaw It (I zth M.ty, lege (Signed) CH. MAP. TALLETRAND. LOUIS, solvdag Cent von ISeittheins. His Maiegy, the Fallperef, steeps and ratifies the above conventiaii, wi. tett w.* usweloded eo the 221 Fluawl s Year lt, be Ch. Mau. Tat evrawl, oar %flatusr at the Fure.gn Depart never, vita Louis, Siganit Count of linttheint, and Ezussl by them Given stet. I lasi, the 9d Preirisi Mar (S'ined) The Emperor NAPOLEON The Secretary of Stare nimer.r (A True Coerl. TALLEIRANT). The Minister of War Field Illaralal BERTH lER. DANIS or Tut MAIN I, JULY 1(1. According to reports, Lord Nelson has sent a part of his Let to attack the island of Corsica. IMPERIAL P RLIAMEN r. HOUSE Or CO‘I44ONS--SAvosoiy, hi, 11 At tour o'clock, there beingno more than twenty. eight Members present, the House of course ad journed to Monday. Tl - IEIIIII Tifill ESS. ROYAL FAMILY. WINDSOII, JULY tt On Friday afternoon, about , two o'clock, th e ROYAL FAMILY Arrived here from Kew. as they passed throagn Eton, the young gentlemen of the College were drawn op on the outside of the Col lege, :ind received the Rov AL FAMILY with repeat ed humus. Ott the entrance into ;Windsor, the Staff .rdshire Militia were drawn,up oe etch side of Thom.u-street. and the band played as they passes' the lines, which extended from the Bridge to the White Hart Inn. The 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons were drawn up near the Lodge to re ceive Theit: MtJrsTCis very window was filled, and the streets were crowded to welcome the return of th ROV AL Fatal r, bells tinging, guns firing. Th j o y and gladness that appeared on every Coo.. tenance rendered the sight truly delightful. His MAJ Est- I , visited the Officers of the Stafford shire Militia, at the guard-house, very shortly after his arrival. He went without a great coo, iin j was caught in a shower. In the evening. the ROY AL FAMILY Walked Ot t the terrace, for the first time this season, whial at. traded a great crowd of persons. Among Clem were several of the Nobility, and the Bishop of Not. since and family. His MAJISYY conversed with several persons of distinaion. He was observed look exceedingly well, but had a bad hoarsercss. He expressed to his attendants, that he felt himself vet y well in every other respea. Her M AJIMT Y . l and the Staffordshire Militia bands played wink the ROYAL F•MILY were walking. Saturday morning. at eight o'clock, the Rovat FAMILY attended Divine Service. Soon after breakfast, His Mai asrv, accomp aa h4 by the Princesses Soma and AMELIA. Will &Air usual atteetlants, rude on hot seback to Cumberlead Lodge. Her Maitstv, and the Princesses Ancestry Erizisacia, and M•ti Y. :00k an airing -cs tog. more, and viewed the improvements that have beets lately made there. In the evening the ROYAL F u , t. v walked na the Terrace. The Duke or Camas ..era and Lord St. Netts's arrived in the evening Yesterday morning the R t raL FARtg , Y walked to St. Comrge's Chapel As ea.! , i?1)111 the Lodge, the staffor..Lhire Mi , ;,;.1 I {..gimerit of Light Dragoons, r.r . V,llet:terrs, were drawn out in the t ' • • i His MAJLITT Convened with several of it c .ificers As 14 p the ranks. A great crowd 91 speetatnis fo'd 4ied the koyal Party , and sal were a...l.:Ars to ice. His M ESTY. An excellent sermon was preai.....d t'v t'e Rev. Dr. DOMWOkTII. the Cul6 - 11 in re:it:ncc• . from tits Bth chapter of Eccl-siasties, and I I lit If • Yesterday morning the Duke of Ct 04.. est ram :mixed. In the afternoon Sir CH •1111.E4 .ROall armed, and bad an au.tience of His MAiiir 1 012112 s subjetft of some Court Martials. The KING has been pleased to appoint the Riifit Honourable GRANVILLI I.YVESON GOWL. (4;,:111. monly called Lord GliaaiVitAL Larsson C;o to be His MAJI.qTY'II Ambassador Ex:raerdinary and Plenipotentiary to the Court of St. Petvaisargit. The KING has been pleased to appoint Fil/INCR &If moue, Marquis of Ht erectus, or be master ef Hers?. to His MAJISTY. The Right lionourabie Tenses, baser:sus is returned for the Borough of Buckingham. The Duke of DV:Ur/MIME gave a grand akar on Saturday last to the Pt ince of Wet as, &r LOUGHS , / Astor, Earl and COLlMelit of Raw aoyan, Lord and Lady Massou4 0.. Sir W. W. Mrs. FITVITIIIIIMT, Mr. Cstosssonos. Lie, Lord Doseava or, Mr. ADAIR, Lady CAC/LINZ POMUNIST, Miss C•atILIPZ W. J 1,1.111, "alr.d Mr. FOI,TIII. A sumptuous dinner was given ou Saturday by Sir PHILIP ST[ to Sir srosss• 874:Tti, and a number of distinguished Naval thaZilf, at his house in Fulham. On Friday, Lnrd C.. To rt4Na was re-eieaed Re. presentative for the City of 'Bath. WILLIAM B. Pomo. sr , Esq. is guile to liowick, on a visit to Mr. G EY. The remains of Mrs. Ctest stars will be deposited this day in a vault in Mary-la-bonr.e Church. We are authorised to contradia the reputt of sa intended marriage of the Miuchiuses% of Lows oils& to the Eirl of Wsacuassa A. • The Hon. Mr. Dorr will entertain a line pat!. including the Prince at Waits, to-morrow, At his house, in Grosvenor•square. Lord Boaitiation and his bride have retuned to town, and taken an cicgaat house, in Cuml.et land Place. The Lad of Daavi sr, at week, entertained at Cobham Hall a large party of Offices', frees Chatham. The Collates: of WEir 011itLAND gave her last grand Concert for the season, last night, at to house. in Berkeley-square. The Right Hon. J. B tatsr nen was taken <add.tl - ill. yesterday inonnng. Last night he was con sidered in pre.at dancer. Mr. LA ',laza r. Manchester-svare„ was tikel suddenly iii. on Saturday. He is a•. tended b! t• 0 playsitiaii,. Met. W. DUNnai 11.111 t her b tr". in I lannver.square. The Brentfnrd elettion commences this day. 1 - . 5 Candidates are expetted upon the i.astings at o'clock. Phis day a beautiful frigate will be launched f* -2 ' His Majesty's Dock-yard at Wonlwich. She is t, carry at her head Love and Music, personified by a beautiful woman with a tambourine. The public days at Knowsley will commence . C. Thursday, and continue for the seven followieg Thursdays. Mr. Ls goats is recovering from the effea of h .„ 4 late accident, but it is sti ll karma that he never wim be able to pursue his profession as a public danc er. Sir G ZOO 11. PAILOI is recovering from his hue severe indisposition. . At the York Theatre, on Thursday last, Mr. tend Mrs. H. Suanows were the Capin'', and Led" Irwin of the night; and on Friday they was re pc-form the parts of Petrie and Sh ;dock. Mr. Coons was to perform the changers of Pew pirefil,rk, I an/ Sir Arch, l b. Worcester Tbsatn s last week.