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KNIWIIS OF ST. PATRICL • CO.VMON LL. . AICT /Ref TUE ILEPORT ;las," or ma. wsayouoi l lipwiticir AT Tam co.M • HALL, MILD 11T111 Are there - an families in tide he bait IJ pre form, Ile vcrvice to retinas to the receiving cantind incomes mat of the taxes !—'Gear' Gear.') 4 ,,, tope, that the Marquis of Hertford and his family tes t oldie PUlthe Rcvmsue at least 50,0001. per agleam !i Ira Mum. Mr. Serauars, nut Ins than ia,uuol. a year ! is distributed, from the same fund, nut lees than l ayeai amongst the family of Lord Castlinzgls.— of, o shame, it mart nest be !J" Ir. Waithluan, in his speech its the Cniamun Hall, •• y, the gth instant, while be acknowledged the above sea i n.siepeeseutation, haviog omitted to •iste the real rt. of 11w rwle, ot which he was previ )))) sly pat into poe m'', it hat bCCUITIC necessary to publish the fulloriag queut, which we uow do from authority 1 — !ether Lord Castlereagh nor any of his family hold awl it office of esiolumesit, ur day peasior, wider the Crowe, in possession or reversion. lii 'wither, SrldifierGeneral Stewart, is Military Go. sf Chariot Fort, in Jamaica; the met profits of which 60td. a.yrar, paid by the lalsad. ,Margeip of Hertford's family hula the following cm /meats: ethenotary of the Court of King's &orb of the Crown ditto. 6,449 • n• t 6 • •• s3ii • •• .ilittu Throe affirm were granted is reversion to the present Patentees, in the year 1766, whea the late Lord liars Cw 4 was Lard Lielateuant of Ireland, sod erne hero their plasmic)a abowt the year 17. a. The profits arise from isei paid by orators tin law proceed imr, and have been raise , ) to 14 , 4' pima assuant, in con.• imrnce of the use iscreiusc of business is the Court of Italia Bench in togas/. rand Wharfinger of the P .rt of . Dublin The profits of this olßee arise from fees r ant on imports into the Port of Doh lio. The pant was made shoot the SAW roe as that of the preceding offices. 1911 a Os Offerer and Widmer-Master in the h I.lsoJ of St. Croix.. fl, p ru firs of I hi. of ire arise from fret pu•l vessels fiequeuting the port• a the !shied. of 733 15 0 Lim, • • ill by I,ord Hrttfurrl's family t u lby Brig-Gem. Stewart, u above stated riert n u 1..11,114 IS 0 Ile Moo , * gent eel's, repirre little common. Me as . ..lioas in qusstson wonl4 have be r itaidly Yeettirrik• hue been made pre/in:oily to Lori' Caltsltre.i: is Iron late; as he then lit hi no other attantion than tluil oflit ate, the salary of which is &gnat. a. yea ; tad is tithe assiten,d, (for tbe sake of pointing at an , that Lord Writ irirs awl Lord Castlereaglis fa 411iiirS are considered es one and the same, it 'leery-dicks. appears, , tow in Our view, the sliwal that Clll/ h e stated as aggregate istficial emotaments of both fatuities of military pay) does not (meet!! 11,1161. 1511. prr Of this sem Lord Castlereagh Isisself receives Ilia finally only 6001.; sad of the reasataiag Mil. tie , the sum of 11344 was gvhated by the Ceubla . Lord Castlereagh was bore. • Net receipts--tore Kep.l of Fifiglita Cyaniding, thy i toy. . • • .r► Emir A 414 OXFOR b UNIT P:IISITV. Ile Wee* eekleele are proposed fur the Chancellors' iq fur the permit ,at, v.z 'For I.lllllVerellt...PFUOvadfs Z00G 411.. 'reran For Eirmiy—trhaf are hie Arts in the entireties qf Ike Moderns late Sera kg, seentrezfri them the Leleeirets Yoe a Latin Eiteaya—fa PihlA•ophta, ffINI de rite et .Veriber eet illsorierda. seaman praetor SITIMAIVIS Secraticorans thi! welter, te ? tint of the above sehjeete is intended fur those gentle st the University who Imre eel esceeded fuse years the time of their atatnealation ; and the usher tan fur 41 as have titeeeded four, bet not e.unpleted seven years. Ilk4l4ser Neudipte's Prise—For the beat entipueidati in lab Verne, not containing inure that, fifty hues, Ivy any Graduate mien has net exceeded b,ur year, front the niatrieulation-.4lte Stetter irks 4inelVadiator. 'The Wardeu of Mertes OsNage, traded, Dr. Herdssere, isesigned. C.CUBRIIME, Jam U. r rr lie • ;,14 wed Sall time claw✓ rtil" t Iva k is ,4 to! ii I•I w dlti The Rahman Premium is fkla pear adjudged is the Rev. lillsru Reath, Pin... at Ong% College, for h.s disserts. "Os the advantage stnillirulties in Religiose ; or, en w.pt to 'hew the g i rmkillboln wlisols result, or wine% might fr.nl ltu- proof.," allke%lio• bring of a Praaaale' vs. thaa d•Misinsitmeiarkind." late Bishop of Unmask a short time before hie death, et that all tkv gradustm,ns well as mitler.grastaates, of College, should, in Aware ' be admitted to he candi ) fur the twos sareei grid inierlals which he Sias giver dr t•--The sideigetsfiw dm present year are-v -men TOIL LITIw DIOSERT•Tto imams. rim ;wade, tantssinsodo ex h&c with sed ester, taaala eel ilia. Isis from &slay lest., which rev sfoi° o the 111"1. Pet Si Mr. Spenres Smith, late NI Mister Plenipotentiary at the itmaso Parte, and brother cdSor Sidney, hat presented this o rressity with two very valuable Greek marble*, to he dN to the collection an the vimibide ; namely, the body O 0 Alllphora, shout three feet in length, from the shores Whie trop . . , ritia; and a votive tablet, or Cippos, Ante Cy 'th The lint exhibits a bit relief is a very high style a at acalplure; which is remeseirabie Air the Piing% are nos Hal% still worn by Patriarchs idtles Greek Chwrch ; at which rely we other represselseirs is preserved is OCIIIIOIIIII. •lr. W. BIScHILVS barr . horse. Marvin.. 1 I st. is armlet Mr. J. Noireow's horse. 12 it. at routing Norhrook race% fur 100 guineas. ' l )4 Monday Iglu. as Capt. Jonas'. Doti , , be °rat to the lath Light IlArte, atationed at '4 l iitni Barracks, was making a eh trge us the o rtrii•r■r.l, one of the horses in toe front rank 1. and sterol others were thereby thrown to the Kith gr.•at force. A private. •.f the tarter &oats, had the ninifortune to &anode ha neck, "''4'cal es'etance tieing near at bawd. it *a.. 414 relater-J. Time poor fellow has suffered she excruciating pain ever mom and Wit, 4tti. to« entertained of Ilia recovery.. Titer/Abate I "tutrly escaped with alight contusion's wily. 04 IVltinday last / the Insights of St. Patrick's , f4iond Installlotion Ball was given at the Rotunda In 'Albion. It was utie of the most magnificent files ev e r witnessed in that country, mut wortl.y as orsiation.ihe object of which was the encouragement oil Irish manniactui es. On entering from Cavendish-row. the eye sous struck with the glare of lights, and the ear charmed with the lianowaimos sounds of music, whilst every heart panted witii expectation of the joys within. The ball-loom was very elegantly titled up for dancing. From the ceillog were suspended three magndit:ent cut-glass 'mitres: four pillars, on raeli side of the room. were entwined with wreaths of ivy and ertiticial flowers, from top to bottom, cniesected near the top with chants of ivy-leaf; From the centre of each were suspen led branches of cwt glass, held: tog wax lights, braider the useful other branches projecting from the pillars. The entrance door was on one side of the. MUM, with a fire at each end; end immediately over nth lire-place were three large and magnificent pier-glawes, with crimson curtains festooned. ha the centre Li the rows, on the saner side of entrance, was another large looking-glass; on the appoint, side were mir. tore of the largest dimensions and mow elegant de scription, redeeting the iinlesenbable he:tidies of the place, sod producing an effect such as must be men to ' be itiblerstood. Or each chim n ey-piece steed two Chinese figures, each supporting three Mix lights. Toe rooms were divided into three comportmetots, two fur daticiug, and the upper rod, on the left of entering, for the Lord and Lady Lieutenant, end the Kusghts C h • sod their party. where they oat ou chairs mad Ottosuants, to "eves terblesoi. The flour of the ceiit,e ecanisertment was beautiful ly painted in water colours; in •he centre war the • of the Order of the Clerterpiver which were His Nfajesty's arms. At top lama bottom the star or.he inter of Si. Patrick, with the motto Qcts at Pa- It A UI f 11." unrinenuted by the VIA atassiunestted on the ground with vereutirs of so amuck, Irish insrpa s *c. third divisors, or inroad place for daneitig wa a wed manner, hating the figure of it large flirt) iu theceutre. in lieu of the Star of the Garter ; these went 'separated by posts cuu ►tsctrd with a eid, so as trot to intercept the eight. The orchestra was o re the door, anal a small gal lery for ape' taws at the roil opposite that iiecupied by theVwer gal party. On each side Isere three sets of benches, elevated above each other, covered with green h,tze fur the accosting* hollow of the compasty. The supper roniu was mend, and represented 111 mitaistaire the gra..d ream in the oihnole of Rene la,gh Gardens. London ; where the boxes are in the latter, us represented here by 12 sno.ll recesses, each having a crimson eurtato festooned; atoniil the spacious circle, tables 'sire lad for &mu. GOO per son.. l'he diebles eoi.aisted of every deliracy the season could, afford. 1 worild he needless to ems 'hereto tae greet variety of the hill of fire. which joieluded th e emi. fruit., 41141 *lines of 11, hi g hest Itemise not mere. , jelbee, sod other made dishes. acre curiously ormanoiated with the nut beautiful p.iutimpt-f the arms of the Knights Cinnpanions, 'sloth wore done on wafer. and much ndmiresl. The nodes were laid nut with the us..it superb leierechttia, glass,' leer, plate, ke. and oreemented with several ofty temples. pyramids, obelisk., mid arches '4O a 4 trameaaraut paemossok,. eleven...sal with usedele :ions, bearing the arum of the Rachartoird family. quartered with the Gordorre; also medallions bearing the anus and hammers nr the Knights. The Lords U..uten.int. as (;rand Master of the Order, sat at a table opposite the orchestra, whwh was Oil a ill:aorta elevated* foot above the other tables; aid, trim sat her Greer the Lady !Lieutenant. her mother, the Du' hess of GONIiOI 4 'owl her niece, 31i-s and the Countess of Herringte.....-This heiug the principal table, it was 150.1 a% .4mM:only decorated wi h placentae and pyramids. with medallions of the King. Prince of Wales, awl all the other branches of the Rays' Family. several trophies of war, and the baneersof the Koights; all the plates, dishes, covets, &c. uti this table were 0r.01,,i silver ; it was lighted up with sever .1 ma-sive silver cendehes Ira, holding wax-lights, 81111 ornamented with pots of evergreeus and odoriferous now, rs and shrubs. From the ceiling over this table was suspended • magnificent cut drop glass elimadelter. viz feet is diameter. and seven tier of canillea; from the centre of the vaulted roof was susaewled a chandelier of very large dimensions, of bell lights, with four sutrll r chandeliers of the same on the opposite ▪ ; on each side the lofty arched windows Were two bell lights, with small cut-glens chandeliers be tween each ; behind his Grace were two side-tables, *richly ornarneuteil with plate utensils ; between the windows at his back was a representation of the Knight„ shield un lookin , ' -x!loss, with Star and Garter of the ()pier. ribbon, with the inscrip tion of the Richmond Arms, enrrnouided with the Visar and Sword, all on a blue satin ground ; under neath between each cotton° were large oval mirrors, which reflected the compouy. and hurl a most charming and graod vireo. On the opposite side of the room was the orchestra, in which sat the band of the Tyrone Militia, in full dress uniform, over ' , glitch was a beautiful organ ; ou the right side were four tamers, and on the left three banners of the newly-installed Knigh ts, and in the front a transparency of the King 's Arms; there were four fires, with large pier-glasses over each, eith seven beautiful stare of variegated limp', with tramps. rent centres of the arms of the newly-installed Knights ; the windows were covered with miners curtains. and (oar doors leading to the oilier dif ferent apartments ; the walls were of an orange cnl.,ur, and the pilasters white, aid the ceiling a beautiful stucco,aia elder. The company began to arrive about ten o'clock ; at half after ten the house was 'alarmed by one of the band in the orchestra crying out si tire!" which proved to be taut inure than one of the fess Mous of variegated flowers taking tire, which was immediately mitinguisiied. At eleven o'clock the Lord said Ludy Lteirenatir, the Duchess of Ger dim, her niece Mies Melineux, end their 4•011111441 • 'strived; they were met by the Lord 161.9.0 , . Al dermen. hac. and the bend on their erirrus , e player! God sqpr , the Ate,". enterteg ti e ball-room, they. litre greeted by those present, and, in oboist .1104 an hu•atr after the Bull opened. There were two sets ; the first was led off by Lady C. Lenox, hit Grace's eldest daughter. and an OM cer, to the tune of Miss Johnsen's Reel; two other dances followed--ofter whicii the compiti% prome naded the rooms, pastoolt the time in ctms,rsatioti. The Ladies wore chiefly while, blue, and poi ple sarsenete, or tabbiorts ; th.. head dr.,iies were vari ously urnaineuted, bandeaus nod tio jraels, and gold lace. were inure iirewishoxti.sto le•itorrs. • Ife'r Grace the Ditches of Hi; hwotal wore a white tabbiuet drrio. richly urnamesited with .elver, and head drew., cimaposied of nine-osiriett feather*, blue, red, and greets, two diamond Isends round her head, and her hair tts.ne.t up behind with a diarn•md coml., necklace and ear-rings of diamonds, with • profa.iun of the smite, wastefully displayed over her bososu mid shoulder... The 1:s/oche's of Gordon wore a rib white ears. wet drew, and a great variety of diamonds and 0.- trich feathess. /der Grace looked remarkably t% ell, gild was in high spirits. Most of the Gentlemen wore linvider.and the Ladies, in general, were with. out earrings. Sappers—The Duke and Duchess sat at the head table. On hi. Grace'englit baud sat the Mar quis of Ely, awl as his Grace'. left. Lord O'Neill ; so-st to.listu Lord itoden. Mr. W. Pole, Sir Caw! Itlolinsus, Lord Dufferiss, Lord and ody Lath, the Mist. and Rev. Edward Taylor and Lady : the Lord and Lady Mayoress wit o l tpoeite ; Lard Coayrighans, in full uniiiirrit, at the head of the tabie, and, Sir Choi-lea Version, st the opposite co.!. The baud oftheTyrone Militia performed several animated airs during supper. Altar stopper, the Duke of Richmotid,.as Grand Mamitrr, gave the foll.owiale tors; Tie Crew. Twee, God nee tie King. Aftrr which wrie given by Lnd Conyngliam s as High Steward..- The Lard Liesuomat af I,rolead. The Daehees of Richmond. The Duelists of Gordon, sad satterims to Ireland. T.,r K ..tglits • The Lord sod Lady Idayorem, sod do Cumpsay present. About half p.r.t three, the Ladies and mhr prin. eipal part of the company withdrew to titer hell room. when doming re-commenced. After th.y Withdrew, the 1011...0ut trims were Riff% The Gravid Master, with three tiewashite: - Lard Writ illo.oll, 4480. Lord Man 1., sod the House of Leap:, ditto. The Lid LI, Is .e ant Otani: 6. Proeperity fu Ireland"—Tune, 1 lie Black Juke.—And at tour o'clock in the ITIor ghe retired. At hi, Grace's t rb l r eat 30 persons on chairs— oniongst whom, hemler thooe already mentioned, wort!, the Eurl and Comore: of Shannon, Lady Lan ded*, Lady Cluttlerot k. Ltd) ttomanore. L Dun sitney, Sir IViu. Johnson, 'tie Hon. Jame'. Built r. Loral Dulivrin, Col. Gordon, the De4ll of Ow. o• ry, Mr.. Burke, and Lord Man-h. The so n v er wee wait elegant and costly. The North Down soteti as a Guard of Humour to his Grace—Tiie were on the out-liosti—the 1 Ali Dragoons initriled the neighbourhood. The princiiol part of the eonlp3ny begun to dis perse at half-pant four, but Imlay reutrified till past SIMS o'clock twat onorienc. &Mi t AAP. 13. MIL BMWS BALI.. Aeve premised. the Aittoorr td . the Ceremonies' Sall ars crowded beyond all luriner prtreils ut— we except, perhaps, that ou the first sea-bit atter toe wamealhus; Mr. Tyson. Wi.rll, We 1110041,4404. • there were a fens MOM tlekri• reCellreld at the el or ; but never, we twirl be hold to say, hi doe, ur au) other city, was Sitar...bed a liner assetnltlair or Heim tiFul fernalts, area} 4 1 / 4 1 is dimes that added le the ehartsuraNature all the advem dies* lustre I.lltabt and fashiutt. etb RA /Lir. Xilonian fr. Skim ennui. Breton were Indicted for Kars glAriou-l w tweaking anti tittering th.• die l'ing hints, of Misr. Gillwrt skid Mobili, in Chiswell.strtet. 'n the pa rish tif „S.. Lab on vie ulnv•ii..g ,t 1 the Ist of the pvvent mouth There vivre doe , dto be Ire em4aged in the burg lary, two of shows had escaped Ike Prisoner Shinn bad made a vol. nay eiiiifession of his goat, ie wb ci. he detailed the whole tires-nem ices of the buriz'ary y an 'Pier of the party, named Jones, bad been admitted to In Ki evideoce, and upon Ins testimony prtnepall did IWO guilt v innocence of the Prisoner lie iiita depend, it ap.iesi , Ise that he had returned about three, years art from tbs.- The Jury **lced Mr Justice Le Blant. who tried the rase. if the us/N0.4.f Brown was stseettobed to Pikuta. e.et,fession The Learned Jude ••ewered, Mat the confession of owe Prisuot r was nut lead re.deore agates. the ut h• r The Jury thee faded Skeet will', and Brown Na Ossify. . _ BURRY SESMO vS, JAN. 13. Ahoy Methiser was indicted for altering a counterfeit siaptisce, kOOO mg it to he as-, and baying, at ibe stone hunt s a counterfeit shiliine i■ her posaession. It appeared it; eei. ileuce, that, in October last, the Prisoner went to the fioldes Last public house, in the Borough, sod. calling for bait is plot of heir, tendered sixpence. in piyment ; a .4, hieing received the chant', went sway. Immediately on her quit ties the iriiuse, the loadlady d.scovesed that deli sixpence wet a bad our, awl at•at I.esenautafterthe Masooar, with diets bolts nu, to lo..esizla of her, till she .as takes sato custody. The 11P(Vallt accordingly kep. her to sught, till she oaf appro. helloed lei Ci..fr, one of the 11111C1111 Ilion-Hall. Whey taken Attu I 11•11441 y, she bad a load •hulliut rota...sled in tat baud, awl Calf andhae 4.4 fonr-pen. e, asset money, in the oilier On.earch.ugbee mote (lied). ti,, elheer discovered sixlll4lShillwies. a plat , of bete-was, and SOW, bleet p 01111.4 ellertiled under one of her aline. Pour I, importer io ilie mint, ws• eistatoed, ells* staled, test the bres'-wiso sod powder sere used to rob Ibs have tow ,lib, pr, wools to ate benag put in carculatiwi, to take ul the beixtit • .s of its appearance The Primmer, io tier driest*. sold, she received ibo miaow Si • shim hi toe Bm,su i tb, to clialioe fur h , d141-sidoes. TM Ivy femme her (Using, sod Ms one seutiscud to meted Mouths' initirdiunomeat, to Kit.ertuo Arent Teems um indicted fora minder offence, found gentry, 'ai.d sentenced Cr • ansiiiai peouhmmt is the, • soil, al th. espirition of he. ' , spumonis's*, to, 1.4 ,scanty fir her guied behaviour fur tali yeses, Mused' is MI. and 10u5e...14n in $l. each Thu Chal , wan IVs tierjeant flostAiw) cautioned boa the PrAusiers, shut, if they se. e again found guilty of • oteailar Amer, the pianissimi roold he fkatb. CLERICANWI IL SESSIONS. SMASHERS Saturday, Anse Brew sal Elizabeth Meld wawa iwarlelwr eitersog and parsi.o a had shilling, buns ug the souse ta be hue and esuiderfeit. The Prisourr• see irted in wore. Cal W.:ups, where they had eudesvourril to pint If had Rags; and, okra takes into custody, a qsautity of Lw , and Mat good mosey were brood upon thew, together with sere. rat articles sued is ittalting swch runnier's-it money.' Tire? were seutoward to tsetse 'Awake impriawarent each, and Iv find sentrity fur soma behaviour for two ”r..• Jeer Mews/ sad Sivesameh Debase were witeitted of • Ilea. tar °fleece it appearing that one of than bad merely visored a base siding ; hot no pewit of guilty kw wledze, nue um Mr the vorpieisini circumstances of the former c-ur appeared. Ads Willieese, very 'own man, was fad) erniirsed wI sties. - 1 • base sod evouterhnt oeireauhillirp pietas He bail ant =Ord to pass two sw threw, sad, saw. detected and takes; Ise contrirro to sat swallow) ts• bid plieek whim e..aar good via-or over ruoessal 4141 h.,1 pclll6uo TA. (nen IMF tenced hint to Ilia, mouths idaprisoarnidit, iu the Home 4 Devi/ Stedman was also ettaotetaid of • sissAar ußkses, Its pottiag off two bare dollars. The Prisioarr sae • boots raker It) trade, bat Appeared to have matte esaiteding his pees fescue He was also scutenced to six wench, imprAuninont o and to 6e.1 serenity for b's future 'good halsomioor James t rose • a• orlitted foe reeetelog sod selling. • yeasts tsty Of sheep's fin, knowing it to be stoics. This ea* at shore of s Irary hithous rotary; for, it appisred, ape*** rei•lemet of enteral ewsposiehlw fewness. of ICd ‘ eisoso. Yeas gre..t minim of sl.et•p bad been killed w their forms. aim Out NI este:etc ; and it aoprarLd that the Prisoner aid sold (at, awaw.rtwe tke (lonia Ile sad deer r•pti,o rd that itt....tn„ as the fame She reluto was on:Knitted , but not eel./ Ale to here Ike guilt) koostirdge of tht thsit beau a.. l Le reAo s pa rt he "vatted, bet delaisted, there bctog stscr ewers .4 kivey ataio.t bass Skim! Groves was istlirted for • riot, is making t noise, sad oerusiag a Me. 4 holy, • peek,lesleket anti saessere • maker, in Muttoo.laue.. f op haw-, d.sh. in the seet.ehe tire of his sausages Tbe (sort was ..f opinion, that this odium could not rouse wider the deuoimunitiou 4.. f • ow. tending to a breath ut the poblie peace; and the Deruest was eneurgiegly apt rot _- - - • , i • • COMMON LL. KNltAllilS OF' ST. PATRICK. cer, to the tune of Miss Jolnuon's Reel; two other *Lb BAILItr. •• - . *. t 'j=. . N dooces followed—after which the cutups's, !trona.- thierdaye He Skims saall.f Brews were Indicted for her. r • se er /Ref TUE IMPOST •...- IfRORTWO11,1•0• OA Mbndav last. the Knights of St. 'atrick's naded the rooms, pastime the time in cotiversatioti. et/rem:lt breaking awl mamma the dw. i!ing hems, of lac .. o r mi• w•ereursi l liweisie ae Tile eon , .I.4,and Installetion Bail was given at the Rotunda• i The Ladies wore chiefly w hil e, blue, end pits pie Messrs Glilwrt mid Mobsloy, is Chiseethstrtet. el the pa- i i or TALL, NOLO 11Tre Dell9Nrytee... _. Are ,y,,,,... got families in this iiii'verrewitietat the least n 'Albion. It was utie of the most magnificent forts ev e r witnessed in thet comary, noel worthy eri sareenete, or tabbiswle ; i li a head irineees were vari- ously urnasineuted. bandeaus mid web:e e jee els, I risk of.fie. Leos nn Sir nenrovig ft' the art of Ike present mouth There were steed to tie five engaged eie the burg- er, eseaped Ihe Prisoner Skims ~ 1 r. itefrationehe object of which was the encourageuarait dorm, sir si:rvice to retest to the pu..l.c„ receivi n g and gold Ince. were inure prevoiling lim n r ea t eerie L',2' two OS *h " h made a volo del coofession of his (mgt , is wh a!, he r - i. pop , 011 Irish manisfactures. 'ler Grace the Dsichera of Hit lii 1111 l ol wore a &hided the whole eirriansta ices of the burgAry ian ether sandal incomes met of the cotes ! s ----'l few ! (tear') 0n enteriug from Cavendish-row. the eye legs ~ 1 out ire' , that the Marquis of Hertford sod his family white tabbiurt draws . richly ureamesited with silver, of She prey , named Jones, bad horn ail/doted to br e t s. wee a the pusthe Ruaeaue at kw 50000.. per aslant t s ii t i t t n i :dlt th witl e i t s :l r : kiar m e s o .o f I:l;thdtar,ot;tmnlotshice,eawkr whilst ever and head dress, composed of timiensirieti feather*. Ki •g's evideuee, and upon his testimony prinemall did lb* blue, red, sod greets, two diamond trariris roused her , . le tea Hos. Mr. se r augra t a ' i" " "haa In ' gaji. a y ea° heart pasted witil e tenon of the ' • rae si t t lia .r t l t u re no ls t a n d re rel f ar l itd Pr e ' bo " o "e i r t il hrie r e w ;ear deVe s ud ee ' .. it e'rroU se i s li r s; i"l's "hi". head, and her hair turned up behind with a tharneud ima m , ' ,i a , is distriboted, from the same fund, riot less than The ball-room was very elegently fitted up for coml. necklace and ear-rings of ehamotols with • . The Jury asked Mr Justice Le Blanc. who tried the rue. • 1 li ma t slew amongst the family of Lord Castlereagh.— dancilg. Front the ceillog were suspended three profn:iun of the mime, Wastefully displayed over her if the nein, of !frown was nsestiotied to Pillion's e.e , fessiuts t Ile l ei of, 0 shame, it mart net be!) magollieent cut4lass lustre.%; four pillars, on each The Learned Jude •••wered, that the coureveion of one ii Woom and shoulder... , des r.weithro isa, is. his speech in the cninninn Hall, au a ride of ;h r .t roc . ese were entwined with wreaths of ivy 4 T he u tst i m G o i . sof Gorr ion wore a rieh white wars- Prisouir was not Zeal or:dents ogees. tile ugh. r Il e th eel Homers, from top to bottom, cinerected art dress, god s i gnet variety of diamonds and cis- Gea Tl:e Jury then ruined Skim Gai/ey, awl Brown Not sot while be acknowledged the above 6e. ut . . etaY, the 9th ina ' mar the too wills chants of ivy-leaf; fere the Y. ~ sr centre i n i c h j o . o h ruits es torac -• e looked rentaikably tiell, rtL tie a iniareperseutation, lesviag omitted to aisle the real e °leach were swipe., led branches of cwt glass, held. a. whirl. he was 'nevi tttt sly pot into so•- gild was in high spirits. Meat of the Gesitlemen d g t• of 'he e n " , - • ~ ', Mg wax lights, bersides the useful other branches wore EL'ititY SESSIOvS, hew. is. I i N. ion, it bag become necessary to publish the 'Worm projecting from the pillars. The entratice door . 0 t is n "der."4 l. the "lies' iv "err with. Mary Marketer* was indicted fee slurring a counterfeit . t eur.rtnes. siapewee, Soon lug It 10 hew ; and baying, at Ike same tom, aril .oral, which we oow do trout authority 1— was en othe side of the MUM, with a lire at each Sa The Doke and Duchess sat at the - pper.-... • counterfeit shiliine in her possesmon. It appeared iii era. • • IS • efts''' . Lord Castlereagh nor any of hie family hold all end ; and immediately over each Ire-place were head table. On hi. Grsme , is non hand sat.the Mar. deuce, that, in October last. the Prisoner went to the Guides . .14 si ogre of emolument, (Yr 30 Y Pe ulides the Crawls, three large and magnificent pter-glesses. with Lest public honor, in the Borough mid. calling fur bait is quis of Ely, still se his Grace'. left, Lord O'Neill : sat se he. r tendered see mice sit f. i • d basin her in pomession or reversion. crimson curtains festooned. is the centre 1 . 4. the neat to Mita Lord Hewlett. Mr. W. Pole, Sir cowl Piss the'eban . arol P ... i m Prl.:e' ivy' iv a ,:o Ler quit - I. ,th . o brother, Bripielier.General Stewart, is Military Go. rows. on the rams side of enflame. w a s ano th er elofineux, Lord I/orreries. Lord mei ede Lomb, thug the lease it; l ' ondisdy daer y osseed that the six e g wee Nl* or utelooldt Furl, in Jamaica ; the net perms of which lurge Woking-glees ;On the appoint, side were nue. th e 14„„,, sod It.-v. Ed war d T sy l os so li 1 . .,,d t , i a bad out, and seat @nese/mut alter Ile l'asonar,with dine- r si, 6.411. a year, paid by the Island. rots of the lorgest dimensions rod meo elegaut de. the Lord and Ledy Mayoreas sat opposite ; Lord hoses nut to 10.. c si ;Id of her, till abs ass takes into custody. 1 5st h. Men:psis of Hertford's family hold the following cm. *minion s reflecting the iinhosenbable beauties of Conyrighant, in full unitOrrit, at the head of the The Servant . accordingly kep. her in sight, till she was appro. heeded le; Go ff , one of the officers .71 I Itioll-11411. Whey im If tic place, and producing an effect such es fume be iabie. and, Sir Chumirl u s Version , at the opposite end. taken Moe • usiody, she bad a lied shilline emended in mos t paeani . } 44 oh...rotary of the Court of King's Beneh seen to be itederetood. Ur each chimney-piece %piThe baud oftheTyroate Militia performed eeveral baud, suit our atodwie soil fosr.pe... e, good money, in tee eira, • ss stool two Chastise figures, each sopporting three other Oft searchim bee mole camel.. di.• oak.. diseorerud Irelandannotated sirs during supper.l kof the Crown ditto. . 2,• • •• omit lights. . After sapper, the Duke of Richmotid,-as Grand six lesal shillings, a 1114. C, of bete-wax, and some black powder, r • aci t cso •se Tne roams were divided into three compartunests, 5 1 cooperated under me of torsions. ditto tfis two fur deisciug e 4lid the upper eutl, on the left of Tk i rdr K r ' hitte . wave r ee . , G n • sav i e ib e y,in4 . Throe offices were granted in revere.) ° stated, that she hees'-wess and puede, sure need to rob ibe - entering, for the Lord and Lady Lieutenant, and to the present Patentees, iu the year After which welt given by Lind Conyngliam, as time two with. preemie' to its being put in carculation, till 1786, when the late Lord Hertford the Kosghts C i • • acid their pow. where High Steward — take of the bright •A of it. appearance they sat o ar chairs an d Ditosuants. to 'seven tabile...a. Th e L or d Lie e s s w o ra i d Jpik i4 d. . The Prismer, is her defeat*, ■ maid, she remised the worm. • 1.. ‘ ms Lard laesteuent of beheld, and am 'rile dour of the ero ti c re Apartment was beautiful- The Dockers ofßiehriemed. at • shop is the Bcriengb, in riming, for holf-einues. The li ' tsar hetes their possessioa about the • - Jam Resod leer Osit•tr, mil sb• oas sesseaced to twelve ly wonted in water colours; so 'he entire was the Tlefr Ditchers of Gordon, aed maim to Iretiod. ' year inn. The profits arise. from 'mouths' imprownme.st. is Kii.getun gaol M star of the Order of tbe Garteraiver which were His Toe K eights draille.... • • . Wrest Traps., was indicted for a similipr offeace , towed hes paid by suitors sin law proceed- The Lord te ed Lady Mavens, wed tits at Mr, and have been rinse., to their Majeety's arms. At tailored bottom the seer or ,he , „ - ~ ~ Ca " . , l ", r elent ' fluke 'lb/ eruteueed l '' • • 55 ' 15 i Pu""blae" , 18 Os 'Mal. low 4 4.ler of St. Patrick. with the motto • I* Quts ee PK. About l u l l past biter, Int trah.elli Situ 1.1, , line. prison : and, at th.- expiration of lir. impr:sounwist, to aod present • saserant, iu cm. , quence elf the eipal part of the company withdrew to tile hall- 'eerily for leer good behaviour fur to-si yam, &emir ma tub. hus ItSllll' MDCVCI.XXIIII." unneenuted fry the losh late iserease of business in the Court • ransom. when dancing reeroonsimiced. After th e y sad Iwo soirees as 31. each Ss ere, . „soil oi mounted on the ground with errata* . " • _"II, Clllll, Willi (11r flerjesnt Onstass) caucused boa of Kuria Bench in I r eland . stitoures, the loimerient trial. Warr glary :..444 nc .11 .nirock, Irish liarine*c. onethe Premiers, that, if they 'eerie •again found godly of • . 1, t -rand Weir/neer of the P irt of Dublin Ift 8e• The Gravid Master, with three timeedhree. tee, 'I tic third divisma. or *rood place for deneisig Lore wettinesen, ditto. , similar Ammer, the pnetimisswat would he death. The profits of this ore arise from fees was .4 tiled to 4 similar tweeter, lousing the fieure Lord mart is, and the e. House of Lenoz, ditto. . lif psid on iruports Imo the Port of Dull. or. large II set, its dee . ceutio. in lieu of the Star of The le•id Lieti . .aie dwelt ° I'roiperity to CLERICANWY IL SESSIONS. KIM li.. The grad war made about the th e Garter; fliers were ' separated by posts cut. Ireland"—Tutte. / he Black Joke.—And at lour SMASHERS State Isom as that of the preceillog meted with a rail, so as shot to intercept the eight. o'clock in the mot ghe retired. . Satawtsy, Aim Baser. anal fliesbefli traria wars tesqetar 1. ,* of 'olefin sod pawing a bad shilling, bon . 'mg the mese to offices. • The orchestra was o. et else floor, and a smell gal. At his Grace's t ible sat 30 permits on chilies— i he base and enunterfeit. l'he Prisoner , wee irsred io smon. Officer end Harhonr-Master in the eery for apes tomcat the red opposite that tiecupied • /amongst whom, broiler those already mem iorlect„,s , 5 , , ,„ 1 „, i w h ere ,i,.., L a • ~,,k,,,„„.• to r „, , e• i ., 1 , Ai i, rim i .ii.li I-land of St. Croix 733 is 0 by theVicer gal pony. O n eater sa d . were three sets were, the Earl and Countess ill' Shannon, Lady Lune bags; and, whes takes into custody, a Tim i dity of bow, awl o . W- e„4 71., p ro fits of t his nonce arise from fees of benches, elevated above each other, covered with dad, Lady Clutihroe k. Led) ilosanooe. L , dv Dun- some reel awry were fend tips.. them, Vatetlece with sere. 0 put on ferrets fiequeuting the ports green biter fur the accentuate hollow of the coinpessy. usury, Sri Win. Jobs's/hoe tire Hose James Butler. e' d *ilk. " " ed . 51 •Ish " 4l n eh ,`"" l " f e'l •••"e"- - nel si g of the !shied. The supper mem wee round, sod represeettri in Lord Laud - vein, Col. GOMM,. the Dedit 1:11 0- were "teescra is l ' ehe n ' u ' llLa a " riaaheleat e " a ' and as ''' find asturily fur mewl benarawar for two ye .I 1 4 d aliqiniter of Leeks • Lane • • mitusibire the graed mein in the reettrole of Raise. sore. Mrs. Burke, and Lord March. Jane Need earl Sivireisith &ahem were waived of a sisal. • ie• f the kwaser CAW' appestat ---••••• lath Gardens, London ; where the boxes are in the T he slimier was most elegant and costly. . Ise °gam it appearing that me of thaw bad merely mere* i , tri try Lord Hfttfurrl's isles t • 1 " ,. ' 16 i• . " latter, us represented here by le smsli recesses, each The North Down Militse acted as a t;riarti of • inart abatis% t Meeno Keefer guilty kd 'a 4 4.14. issue ash of :din Brig. Geo. Stewart, as above stated Cot e. u - h av ing o fill ieg a crimson review feetuoural ;as onti.l tire Honour to his Grace—The Loodonderry eddied the silsinCitiles eireuesstanCes .Isba riniaaaa, a very yew/ seas, was fel. *reverted et kiey. 1 5 -- 1,11 , i 13 7 spacious circle, tables erre la . d for alma GOO per- women the out-oosts—the 11th Dragueos petreled atter. -( • Woe sad cimotertmt eshillifp part*. He ti us. the Ital.:es esiosiseed of every delieney the the neighbourhosnl. " 1 The time ststemerat repairer little Foramen. The Ms- a° bad attempted to pass two or three, sad, saws detected and . seaeou could afford. I would he needle's tocsin- The princlimi part of the tonlpany begat' to di e- takes; lie coon-gyro to salt swallow) te• bed rovess. whim •resentstioes in question world have bead leralleyfearilfrik- . e l. . .. e. mend. tee great variety of the bill of fire. which perm at half-past four. bat molly neut./toed tell p as t sem meal mow weer Mena un b• p..n...0 To. Cm/ atuo , , had thei been made preemisly ii. Lord Castieresge s re. • , ._ .. , _ tensed hien to as atounis mammon:nom, iu the Howse 4 • toictitoeu tore clan. eet fruits. and a turf Of the 11l Hest Schell o'clock ilext snorising. i laa ' g Iron (Ace; as he thee lied no other siteation than Had Correction. • )lerier. The ices, jellsee, and other made distwe. • • _ —— • Devi/ Stedman was she ontoirati of a siss'..lar seekers'. * try oflitate, the salary of which is shawl. ayea ; awl lee •efe curiously •ormaiweited with the mod beautiful BATH.. Ater. 13. rental! off two hue dollars. The Primmer wee • *iota * .. II is tots, assatiod, (lathe sake of pointing at ate iisdief p dialog, ef the Arms of the Kaights entripanienn., .„......wasw..-- maker by trade, hat. ppeared to have martens/Am his pre. 44, sal ), Hist Led Herttord'Sinsi Lord Castlereaglis Nolan/are „k il o, store d one on wa f er. end 151 ,, c h s d n . IL li ii I. The Mltste'S BALI.. -• femme He was akio sentenced ter six months imprAusinest a ' Oht. curaridered es one and thecae, it served/deal appears, Settles were hod out with the most impede I inen.ehma, A. 4111 premised. the Mader of the Ceremonies' and l e , •,.1 ... run e, f oe by future good bw.,,,,,,,,,,, limes I rut ays 'Mimed fee ricetsim• and fellow, • "woe • .. even to 15" view, tee eheee't that cam' be stated a giallo,' {Ver. plate, ,Inc. sad ornamented with several Rail vita crowded beyond all bonier tormili ut— I rtity of fis, *towing it to be moles. ibis ova as we eXerpt, perhaps, that ou tile first sea-en alt er •ft , lice of a wry halm-owl nature i for it aptasred, •peo thee dIA iereeate of fi cial estelaroents of both (Mollie% !es. iifty temples. pyramids, obelisks, 4114 etches of gilt is . aof military pay) dew ant exceed il, t 161. Ise. per a 4 truaseuraot pa.temenk. Ilrecgra: oil with medal. his suceertblig Mr. Tyson. wised. we otheseetwae, .eeiamer viewrallA rrerrev 4 shriv Rer=ealL ere aeloarawree thee • soh Felt a Of this sem Lard Canfareadi himself receives :ions, bearing the are. of the Richowed family. there were • fear deem ticket, received at the el Or I grt't "'elm a •Le''P bad been ha" us their fermi'. ann the fat clientele ; and it appearnd that the Propuse r a d , isg. His family amp eo s e ; me t of she tratastarae truhrtered with the Gordeito; elm medallions brarieg but never, we will be hold to say, its Ilse% ur any lay sold fee sue. rine the gelidity sod demo-poste .4 that st..am, % 1111 . 15 . • the Ms °r° 34 o l . wall MOW by the Clown the anus tend balances of the Knights. The Lord. other city, was witnessed a burr assemblage of mm- as the ; me tha Aiwa • - end) ems catenated, but not Seq./ obit to are Lard Casilerrygb was horn. lieutenant. as (;rand Master of the Order, set at aOW feettelese lirr43kl in dresses that ndded to the irate tee gum) weaso-dee of the. thou home i..ii.e rrauwer t V If a • Net rocipti--see Keret of Flamm Commeter, May table opposite the orehest rat. which onion .1 phstfonse chart:mast Nature all the adveol dime lustre trf taste , he bet detaisied, there halm steer :. elusive vg cell. , 1552 elevated a foot above the other tables; atilt ti:rn sat aud fashiun. felymy statues haw. RAUZZIM'S BENEFIT. Sarah lievres was istlicted toe • riot, is making a noise, her fleece the Lardy bruteisont. her inether, the I OXFOilb U.VIVEIISITY. sa d accusing a Mr. tinily, •• parliAsalehet and saossage•nisker line --....---. Due lies. of Goreims, wed her niece, NI es ,‘laxwell, Brtshvim have% lae. it swiveled in Ireland l onger . r in Multioslans. i f ehoi-ping up bur-e dish. in the weatureqt- 1 than was repented, Beruzzim's Concert CA. Illflii- tin , a bn , snowy , * The (wet was ammo., that Ma to Therrien.* weereem are proposed f u r the Cbusdis i as' and the Countess of Harringtwa—This bread the the L • ism, fperiod to last Wednesday, to Wh aler cou ld no t rouse ei d er t h e d etwormatios o f 5 r i m. • i or prawn/ year, Pia— .• . 'e . •s' mince pal table, it was most m .ginlicenrie decorated pored h'"" It. "9"al Fir Latin Verses--Pyromide. Amhara. •• .. .ie • ' wi , h plateaux and pyramids. with medallions of the order that lie might aced himself of the services of tending to • breath art His poleic pesos ; and the Defetiansl tie Fats English Passe — !radar are the Arts is tha s eutelration • th at did toguislied Sewer. The seats were errenged „ was soeurdusgly aro frit King. Queen. 6 P r i nce e l W a l e, , nod all t h e oth er h •-•-•-e-ammeggime ult. POL/Cli. chat dissirstof if a#le4 the ill•da" Late b." le" slco•nfai Mos Lai branches of t - e Royal Family. several trophies of so as to accummodate ..any snore isereons than lic- fore, but seitwitlietatitlitsg.' the throng was so great, • —era—. P,:r a Latin Eraw ) .-e s pad,,, 01 0,4,, p ia d o rim e s .v,,,is g , war, and the bionetersof the Koights; all the Claim, UN. On Friday evening Willies New was 11 17:1 1 :117111 14 li ki rT t AI. that the orchestra was creesded with faehemables. f e illiotreeda. gamma" preemie' &Taurean Secraticarass dishes, curets, &C. WI Ulla table were 0r.01,,i silver ; NM rbk ezeriterieit ? 51 ~,„ e it e m ,,g up W ith sew ,1 m 5.,,,,,, *si l ver r „,ke s , Intel the writers - , and even the abets leading lo it, (Mk, emerged woh felosiously stealing a watch mul • de, Tin:first of the shove sahjeste is inteoded few those gestic. L n_i_s were completely tilled. Thou who were birth- eee. Ilisrp, the prvpol ts ore woman, who resides al No 1;, Lae or Site Unsversity wihe hive sot exceeded Ism years ../111, h o ld ing W113E4109 1 ~n i l ornamented with pots Princi's street. Gres kilie, under the following fremen- ni tbe time of their assincsiation ; and the oilier ton fur of evergreeus asel odoriferous dew, rs and shrubs. nate enough to procure comfortable seats, had li Stances :sesThe Prow - wet had 101:grri alb the Proseceitrix„ t rich trout indeed. Bra ham gave !Ile Bottle If .Ilaida es have exceeded four, bet not c A naleted wee,. we a rs From the ceiling over this table oar suspended •• t his ton , • • '• -• * ed a mall debt: ten Peiday nftersom,' those .• It Newderste's Prise-e-For acing coammeloa it magnificent cut drop glass chandelier, viz feet is Itty Ralize..lo a ciiariniog neW ballad t eon Sir J. a ha nd if e ves "rri w i t , ...m uc k , 'h .. p,,,, uner caw urn . the pv08 ... . 1 tight Si. 5ci....e., and the heath of Alfteretumbre. with :Is """, •ol cm•viniult more theta Shy hoes. by ant diameter. and seven tier of cassallta; from the centre cum:. aiid after partaking of some refresbyesent, promised folk, •Grailuste who has net exceeded Anse years from the that impressive effect which can alone be produced her payment in a short tne, and then left tier house ,in • of the vaulted roof yes stecieteled a chandelier of ll ' (CM ones marneulatmn—The .Stets irks oteing • Ciadiaisr. The Warden of Merton College, thellsd, Dr. Berdesore, very large dimensions, of bell lights, with four harp, which were together on Ilse mentteeptece ;th Pd. by his must meet sonderful ifoiCe• reliswit taste, an d little laser after he was ( tier' she misled the watch asid e Cel l "ill". moan. r chandeliers of the same on the opposite matcliless execution. lo the ballad, he was me ' smart being supecird, information was risen at the above PO. turontily motored. Mrs. Dodson' imparted to ...i ad sitter ; 011 each side the lofty arched window% Were Giber, *lieu Hune Amy% ths Wleseeeter, from a deserves. she CA.UBRIIWiE, Jam. it. Be s, altereateiy the plainttve tones of ha rtes. two bell lights, with small cut-ghee chandeliers be.sd his persme nod couseetion, traced him to • house I. 3. Lie melancholy, and the frenzied notes of mid despair, eLlurce. tote), St. Janeres, the same aiteresoon..ahed bwili The Reline Premium is ties y adjudged to the Bee. tweet" each ; beheld his Grace were two sideetaMes. P t. ' dem Heath, Pillow of Bine. College, for liA disserts. * richly ornarneuteil with plate 'denials ; between the Mrs. A•he warbled with that soft, pleaotic melosi., 0 (.101k. and took him lute ettefeedy ion s r arching him he "Os the advantage of Hifi-reties ilk Itetigioa; ere an windows at 1111 s back was a representation of the which at niter vibrates' from the ear to the beset.— L'hult the j e " .ll ' se rr , * a d • Pe w e"bee'bee'e 4"fl'esie fur she watch . ({t- cope to ohm. the good effects abash result, or whir% might Mr. l'ausewirz's Concerto on the violin was a He' wee iitily eveinsitted for trial. Kni g ht; shield tin lookine-glems, with Star and sit. free the prooh nf Reselstios being of a pridedile, rs-11 , i this a a deosserirospe kind." Garter of the Order. and 4 ribbon , ' with the inscrip- masterpiece of scieilee .e.il execution. On Sinn:day, , Amelia *nand eras brought iu the costiely THR THEATRE. of Anthony, ,parted with beimy emprerned wish otio is i 4 s " . ?he hale Bishop of Leah., a Mort time here t o 'Medea'', hon of the Richmond Arens, enrrnouitted with the r . tad that all the /readmits, as well as soikr.yraehates, of %titter • and Sword, all oil a blue sitin ground ; under. Notwithotanding the above alluring calls to th "laying li eg e .. Bash "( Emil" " notes, aid au ' ll hse ' •l i side ' t c u p.-- _5.......,_. , a. - e s, ...mom, i n ...nue be admitted tole* candi- nest ) ) between each colsitnn were large oval inirrore. faahioitable world, this edieblished, rational, aeri e .111"11,,,p8t2".,,a44; lest, ,s romeglinaiwbeviierdgesif prorate ininrinnune i the to Sir Gloi el, use il l th e iespecturs of Book emirs, Al/bully. .....jb e thP •• •i wi twella • " a t i i: C e u rriyee ll gir`Laist year wh a i :.. — h Sic ha "r ite " fur w - hich reflected the cooosaur, and hurl • must varied seene of •inuse meta, nightly boast, its ..tiot'. charming and grand effect. On the opposite side crowded britches. Indeed the novelty, either iii Wielded bt a i .1 . 1 rot p.n..) t._ t.ie pa.r-e, mew lo • b•••IC 00 a4lllll- - 1nG .d (1.) , b..0 , 1 , 14/11114.,.WhiitfliSpel. sod took tla Prisouer , and 50% THE LATIN' elaltaßT•ttus : ' butraall sem made, tantsainsosto ex h&c with std of the MOM was the °newsiest, in which sat the pieces or performers, diet successively recurs, ... usecitiete her, Anthem, (mind three O. Ft" rapeseed& eat ells. lid lieu el forged bank news ; led AID rching her pew bend of tbe Titan Ildilltes, isi full dress uniform, must he ireceisstble. TIO please the ',wine hot. f lot TOE THE all•LIPM: over telisch was a beautiful organ ;on the right side day folk, the ititeresting &diet of Loymund and erne., forted woes, to the smouot of sot , were Imo& sees( sin front Imlay lasts, which war alf•i°•* the " el " — were rear tannery, and on the left three banners of Agnes, w hich seas so ottraclive scone years sloe , T-he Prams: wea compeer! eo he nee eransheaues. 11 I Pet. Si it. Sall Mr. (peewee Smith, late Nltaister Plesipidestitry st the the morly-ittotalled Knig . fits, and in the front a wee revived on Saturday evening. It gave ?.l . '----- -•—•- The Norfolk Semesietil.) hail not ll:tithed on Friday l'i taw Pate, alai brother of'Sir Sidney, has resumed this transparency of the King is Ann"; three were four Smith an opportunity ut At-ploying his idol' lute 1, •'nay with two very valuabk Greek marbles, to be alteritooo. A Commis inds.•tma the Isis preferred, ta finer with l a r g e p i e r- g las s es over each, 'shill seven ties. as a serious pnntinnosse actor. eh.. which a t'lergonees was the Prosectiturosneler the fel. ewe ,to the collection in the mmiblik ; namely, the body i___ fire, I _. ,_ mousses. man of visnegeted humps. with tramps- IVheatley, ID Margreite. was also excellent. 'I he taw, eirenimei mete: It was ll' cited, thole "I' a Ca't J no , Ampinaa, shout three feet in length, from the Seale* mi .. liht Prep:etre; and a entire tame, .c. , ems Cy- resit centre., of the arms of the newly-installed piece went off eith tg.••at . applause. The hag-. tam Sontiny , white hews. preaching, the daughter ss. The lint exhibits • ban relief is • very high style a Knights ; the windows Were covered with miners fish Fleet was produced, tier thw hod . , 011 S - tWS • clone of his parisnionett cense •it li her deter into the 'vs* seiltaure; which is resivaimete Sir the Poem, 4kf mutants. and foor doers leading to the other dif- torday. Mrs. Dickens acted and sang CafAeriae, i is kr Hal, steal worn by Pansarebewftba Stork Churc h ; church. attended by a man, who carried a bag. • ferent apartuieuts ; the walls were of an orange with IA naivete and sweetness pecistsarly her owe. .• with thintgnig stride." clattered in en st ' li at " se ir s h is ue sel lY , Mt "her ra P nalaaalgiaa' is P reSSZled SI Cnlnur, and the pilasters white, and the ceiling * Bennett and Webber also gang delighttull. ; th- The mashes - beautiful stuceregia etrcies. latter we% loudly encored in The Origin of Genpote. lb"' lit eras u l' tfi "" l.—u P ene ' l the difi ' r of their t Ca . et, w g lee 0 - • ""cithiv ' s bm horse. Mire... I I st. is The company began to arrive about ten o'clock ; der. Lovegrove, in Main-cast, was in hige glee ; pew—pit ked the isinveslile. thereit t into the bag, . J 5 54 • tram against Mr. J. NORTON'S horse. 12 it. 51 st boll after fen the houm was Warmed by one of he drew down thunders of applause from every part a pe to w l. t ac o lt k e t, ris . s o t i i it rig ue r ii la t l i c e l a' l e entuing d er .o io r tw a ii i i hi nst re tl t i r e ra w t o r, rd i i s a . : 1 4 Norhrook races, for lOU guineas. the band in the orchestra copier out 0 tire?" of the hover. • se-n' 5 * e, hero Monday last, as C a pt. J oe's ', tenets, be- eine* proved to be no inure than one of the Go. Recent serivalee. a ,int. meter. To ' lunch this decide , t tux tudicimerit glad to the Idth Light Illinte, stationed • toms of variegated flowers taking tire, which was Earl wed Countess of Orniosd, Sam dr Mlemfebotle, was preferred, hut the hill so. i.ot fnund. rude a La nd dy m thi n ns i tni, Lady Boynton, He's Sir. Lyens H..... 111. I - rider and SateSts., i p .ri•mouth, • Coen. ,ttun Barracks, Was inaktreg a eh tree iu the immedintely eatinguisbed. ',Sir %V Chalmers, Ste C. mol•Lewly Hareem., lin g 1.,1 seas beet a., 1 ' .11... JUNIN STEARIP•. of Ica ,10...• , Al eleven o'clock the ee el rscleyard, one of the horses in the front ran Lord med Lady Lieternant, the Duchess of lion- Lent -tiew M . n.u. Cul Mannott, Limit Col Focht, led. it cu t M a rin e ., irmhui kil at board Hiss MaJt *Tell ~ 0 4 ,' end several others were thereby thrown to the don, her owe Mims Mhilfielall, MIA their reline ttl . Manes.. Major rod :IreDmisimend„ Rev. scud fir and the "u' l with great force. A private. •el the seam • serived; they were met by the Lard Miscor, Al- m c id,. Se. Mr Glam. Ref Mr R ler, Res M. 1.4„.„, oh.p I.eyeks, Se t lit- (5 " 11 rega"l• on bete ..c. 1..4 Ice & ii the . nrta. 't had the misfortune to drameate hem neck, &raw% ree. and 111 e b, 404 1 on th e ir ent reeler Bre Mr Pinker, il. •Mr Grose, new. Mr Hoiheada. St, .in the offieeet of the sordeoeiltt Mod. . f e.t.t.o.s. Mr Jebessn Be. Mr Rune, Rey. Me. Holmes Hoe Mr trite the nie` s ' ls "le) . • The (.m.l *ea of Hil•me 11 e• ' " niccal sweetener heing near at hew', it was pleyeil God agar' the Awe. On enterieg tee „ Be tem. Mr /hotbed, Kew_ Mr. and Sirs. . &Moog. that it,. cendoct heel been froutiu..-. ith is ace 4 " le) reeleceti. The poor feline, has suffeent the bell-room. they. errs gtrtteil p. 11.4 b y these P"" t " , esterase threiry, Meet, sad tmsiosso.C.ipt.•iol flu Brower , i•..i.wt.. as cater. r of the mem, aid unto. coining Frt,s . exeruciating pent ever since. and hot ittie Red. in stimit ' hNif a" It'''D after the 6,11 °Pret t4t. Cap sea Mrs goons., 11.. and Mrs. As test..rls, ‘ll.. sod th- character of is title -re • 110 el •I wi: ...I g hi ."' Ii no« entertained of lime recovery.. Tile oihats-1 Three were two sets ; she lest was led off by Lady Mrs. Theism', Mr arid Mrs. Loam, Ur. hot Mrs. Wises, , n.. 1 1 4 as cduto . t• be ocuilesoll flea EIJIIMAJLIIIII . I se. •.:.•. m) escaped wadi slight cvolusioas way. C. Lenox, lus Grace's eldest daughter. and en OIL- Mr. hag Shy- hie l • l4 *- • RAIIZZIN I'S BEN EFIT. Brirhsim harm% be. II (tenanted in Ireland low Arr than was eNpireteil, Palazzolo's Concert wee post poned from it, imial period to last Wednesday, to order that he might avail himself of the services of that di•tinguislird Singer. The *rats were arranged • so as to accommodate many more perions thKn 1):- fore, but notwitiommilitig; the throng waii so great, that the orehe,.tra was cr o oded with fashom.aile•, land the gallery, and even the slim, leading in it, were 4:0111pirlt1) Nllrd. Those who were lortii• nate enough to priPCUre comfortable seats, hail rich treat indeed., Brahma gave The Balla 11.11aida (by R4112r..11) a Cie.lrinmg new ballot I •iin Sir J. St, and the heath of Alfterstumbie. with that our, s•ive effect which can alone be produced ' by his own mom wonderful voter, relined tame, and matchless execution. Isl the ballad, he was Ily ttaroligly encored. Mrs. Diekons imparted to ad Bess, alteroately the plaintive tone, of haplis. melancholy, and the frenzied note, of wild despair. Mrs. A•he warbled with that soft, plarione which at mice vibrate* from the ear to the heart.— Mr. Vaisiewires Concerto on the violin was a masterpiece of •cieilee execution. THR THEATRE. Notwithstanding the shove alluring calls to the fashionable world, this e-tablished, rational, &A varied seene or •inusrinent, nightly lomat, its crowded benches. Ind,eri the noveity, either in pieces Or performers, that successively recurs, must he irrrlabitille. To picas,- the piling day folk, the interesting Ballet of Larnund end Agnes, which ass so Atractive some years Slll4 . , ass revived on Saturday evening. It gave 1 .11 . Smith an opportunity tit di-playing his shill se es , as a serious printoin•ine actor. Wheatley, on Margrete, was also excellent. 'llse piece went off with g.•.at applause. The bwg fish Fleet was produced, I'm' the first , ou Sa turday. Mrs. Melton* acted sod sang Ca:Aeries', with 14 mantle an.t sweetnes► l'eettiletly her own. Bennett and Webber also sang delightlull. ; ih latter was loudly encored in The Origis of GeepOte. der. Lovegrove, in Main-mast, was in hig., glve ; he drew down thunders of applause from every part of the house. Recent strivalsas. Earl imel Cowries. of Arwood. llommi Or Slorreb..ite, Lady Dimelho, Lady Dayntnn, H.O. Mr. Lr•na, Him. Mr. and Mee Hare, Sir %V Chalmers. Sir C. osi• Linty Harter?, Lent .Gen 11.. lays. Eul Martwatt, Lint Col Fugin, Manes. Major and Alas Dresaimmik Rea. 'rod Lila a..d .I.s ft alshy, Sc. Mr Glan.e, Ref R •yer, Rey M. 1.4.0... a, Si. lir Parker, fl.• Mr Grove, Rea. Mr Holhrsrh. R.. alt Jelrrtarv, Ilea Mr Nome, Sr.. Me. Roamer, It.. Mr Ralnarna, Rea. Mr Mionlbei , l, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Llansei, Captain' Hrarl, Mao, sad WM. COL • [4l ills Dna/ fie, Cops sod Mrs Qnsoio.., 11.. rad Mrs. AIME. J• 11, Mi. and DroNnisr, Mr and Mrs. Loam. Ur. sod MIS. arloora, Mr. sad Oro. Ildointre. Pol.lcs. DOW WTI VIM On Frilly evening ?Fillies New was lorua•bt tw thin Office, ehargeil with (cinemas!, stealing a trawls sail • j.,•• • harp, the prqpoity tole "roman, who resider al No 1; Priiic,'• street, Druiy lona, under tire following tiff MR. 'hum Prioutter tool twegerl •itis lbe Proseclitria„ and comforted a ...call debt : 4/ 0 Foiday •ftitruoue,' abaft half pest three o'clock, the Pi ismer called upon the Pease. cutrix, aid after partakin of some refeashpacia, promised bee payment in • shunt tune, and lbco left her house , in a little tame after he was lour, she missed the watch and jen'a lluirp„ alma were together on lire 103rtte-perre ; the Pri• souse being enameled, information was given at the above Odic*, whets Hows , breya, the Mewanater, from • dakrwrian of boa pesos and couswelion, trued him to • hums ift Churcliroley, St. Jame.'., ibe same •:terneum, ahoi.t fih Wei°, k. and took him tote ettritredy on marching him be foe uti the and • pano-brohet's ilapl,cate fur the •atch. He rmt jelly euratesitted for trial. On Sal unlit ) , Ameba Stamm wee braiwrin iu the mutual, of Astbuoy, barge., wills bolsi eaerernal alb uttering fury.: Bad' of Ragland "ontea and wuk \semi bared Bask skt .s g had alga so bee possssaiie. It armoire', that, is rousetserree roseate ioionnallus to Mr Ghfiei, ore ut tbs largely's of Bank swim. Mutual, r attended b. a ymrl) of the pstruir, weut to a bowing oil %allu de', i n Gr,.o..essti-laix, Whttechapel, laud tuok illy Prisoner into. milady (hi et.rcittoug her. Anth,o, foand theee it. mai tau et forged bank notes ; and 40 senrettuag bee pea. sears, reezed want, to the eiuouiet or egi were krt.& The Plasmas wen wtamttt. d f.r fog t bur exasaaaboo. The NterrOlit Stlteietilt hail not hushed nn Friday atternood. A canon. indo,•tmi nt nits preferred, t.t which a Clervyntra was t lir i'rortscutur,antler the fol• lo »tog cireutnti ,nres: It oat ll'uged, thstr",) a cer tain %miry, what. hewn preaching, the daugt.tet alone of his parianloorti cense • tilt her slider into tho church, attended by a tivin, who carries, a bag. The lathe. •• with amigo% striae." clattered to their pa leas up the and--upened the door of their pew•-••pti , ked the assovrel.le. therm., lic ▪ Idle pasting r 1.141 cootaniing the pew to let," opener, n e d.or, and yeti • tar order. To i lunrsh tooth!, t the • was pretrireci, hot th e hilt rib! found. 1- rider ~nct Satorl3%, t P 11)• t•,l Ora. hell goo &tear it cut M.rior., emboli d 01, bo.rd Hit, oh.p I.•yeket, at ht- onus request, on hei rs i,‘ tide officers of the witr,trot,nt prim the air's- ttla tr)„ The • t arm. that In. conduct had Ir-ea floutiu;r, c.,t,nt.. to rater, r of the mew.. and th- elsarecier of its) t.ttirer • amt .1 •1 ai to Gila at MAJ 1.141 . 1 sc. W. !Ito the bog. he cord*. . 1 • treated io tha .udictukittit nd. tit. • Court. PO. or ir,• m Aat or" tio g ..c. ,Dad a.lftMbt:. 41 , 4r gloomily t• sc. u coming .1 . 1...1ca bits