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-. , I. •,. LONDON. THURSDAY. SEPTIIIIBEI 24, ISIS. The rnaiamea suggested the propriety. as • t &owned Gentleman had given notice of u 'notion nes Me. Iludleasone's case, of suependiug any fur ther conversional on it at present. With rerpert to »hat the Learned l;vistlentres had said, relative to the intended re ~,,, vid of the (lortrrour-General. he wished it to be distilled* vatiereteed. Shut the re tailors tithe Noble histgbiet relate. which were Naming is the world. were tetully and tamely air kir,ora to the (oars •)' Dinners. is why shape what's'''. emit were, of 'verse, cease iiiiiketherised by them. The own thee adjourned. sine die. FOREIGN INTELLIUENC'E. HAMIUNCIN NAIL. TllOlll TIM MAINS. SIP?. 1 41 . Tito Emperor oi Aspiris has desired to etchne u r l ours nod ceremonies os !us journey t.. Ass-1.-Clispellr. His Allow) , will arrive a Na.aiww one 11, 40.15. *owl au the et Mentz. Cessna blimingles 110 1 1 again et Musucli its the nee Court Calendar. jest indritshird, he stands at ii.e heed sods nil his dignities.... . . Ira the 441 h sitting obi the Diet coo the Sal Sep tendert. Promos pee in a declonstarm rensectiori sue prdeticel wherries.. ul the States d the Koslow now nreahmoseri. and the told!merit of the 145 h Aw Ihrhir of Ow Att of Unsnos. It dries'. the law& prantspl. • a tire 4 ilmerainsmat. is hen% perromperttly Sue •atommes of the I" l'inimain noble Mouse* which on. (woolly states ad the Essp•rr. In elder to *item coufaremoty ris the Rumple% • ems' end oranformasy su the epplacntrusa a 1 sliest. 554 Afar e s • rico to o very reterto , anus 01ficer of 1541►. oho hod sheerly needy coucluded tl., rag. •era•as• +soh pnanorly harms. Thome with a milers .all sormintrotely comemoscr. *Ed ht. dl.l►••r sill Own decade , %spun the whole. The settorag• yr she )lalitory Committer. whack were tos erupted for hoer weeks. recommenced a short hose Lrivre , the u? Pouare Metternich. The in. town of the Cannon.trear are apposchimg to their emaeleerom end the AT tit le .•f the Feelmeoes of the Cinalealeeessoir r• asorr sander doeceserou. The pate. be, nowevart. are not at all sohnisared with respect to one ela.rmosions. mar with the remlessams eunerrebililt city owowileillalisio of the Army of the Coniederutloth all the premesere neconois pwratille voir mete coujectores. se earn ja, (leis.. Lb Ws /eO4 RttiT 111117.1. AND. •►I?. lA. Is se arni tismi tM Provitrima trant Frirs. t ile d is.ll albettly lice re-estabhihtst. thc East THE QUEEN. , a subaltern °Seer was ion . pi er drat he woold he able /ger force thou that iirtrust.rlin liens specesertv. •ro grae.t wlid meal services Ives the proessice of the Eamostorto limn—but there was one degree of sim owe anima tlw ramie or the tlerarral Carr, which he wall imam state. lie roucevord, that. at • limper aeon, when thy Aver had friend Its terosusisou, it bee expertierit to have all the dispatches, cars. dental *Willi site tenting Mostilitier, laid bef.ire the min two or three families, and most of the Gr o ve,' (Neat for their perespl. Three. he cam- knights' (stem es sit the lauds of the burghers Mid. davit be slated, 'nth • copious Milo% • 1 and peepers*. and - the estates of the peasants (or ,iweporglaseary.alsti • earpleor map el the ...Peony ; homers) 'peewee. near &OM free divided estates of 'pato wheels oar mow ad Isms. soecesefisHy thhlrst class, and near 8.000 smeller sines of all Isle premired Issamerlf. front this wea l the 1a.4 is aocient trines the siusuretooe knights fees Melitis. Ivy woo see, ober. those . phir were and able estates were all in the ponemitor of the losmoorebly Atesstirmord is the chspaktres. looked Rim Frieslend nobility. which is glide different iss Iseleord, hessodere, fee lair awl Josseroandsle row. . modern times. According to the old Constitution, moisms. they afraid. 'periwig the peg. et which Ilse East Frio...laud Diet was opened every year on their menses were weed s *scions. " Meek what was the loth of %lssy. for the production of the public ant reding, or, mirk aulkessiois, aissijodge from mammy ;it was held with open doors, under the ,1,.t how for we or: .Weithy of 11w tans we ask." direction of . Royal Cosentissiouer. The revenue Here loe woo enamour to diem the estrutsee of the was levied et a small expense. The Prussian Colin to • sublipa if rms. saipanassee not only to Ouvertreprost had • great revenue from East Fries. the Compaq. bat to the empire at lard-. He el. land. Ile inlielosteuis of the coantry hail few bur led'd to a report . • kw+ he hod seen in The moon. der anal few taxes ; all trade. and every lininch of "rpm • a nialpar has the Eflartsimes Mere her. end the country flourished. oaf Goseerreratiesureal. that Mania* assn. who Thew good times will certainly soon return. and troinieraled sheer linlaara—sold whir hod phoned, I still farther promote the general vatisfaction iu East *eiso the bestowing. the roe& of carrying as. that Fneelend. if the Ems Coal should be accom. ars% shirk be evoserli, was morn ter v oinetted. plaited. it would be highly advantageous to the th e y would profit by pat eaperwswir-a. eamentoce and navigation of East Friesland. sad dive room haw taught sheer how much their sit. SEPTEMBER 8. Nowa heel oalleted by the premature steal of the tassel Gibrolier, the agent of the Pache of pritsent tinemeew.Clewseure greet peedmewow. This Rapt. so gorse to erotic-rime, whence he will sail heat he was awsseas als misupleteir centre. Ito Italy. as bard a ship which Ire has purchased. Acted. They wicks en almost Gotiorsineeut mut wily ILINIVRGII, SEPTEMBER IL satire She Pest*. Gesereee'lleeerel 14) n.ru.tsAecordiag to tette, from the Rhine, which long esesegli to eapownstrail whet me mated the coast from penmen worthy of credit, Prince liar. weirdoes-up of the war, but that tome should he deuberg, Prince Metteruich, sod Lord Castle secs his to consolsdate that 111BrIt which Ins reu g li , were to meet et she b e f ore t h e opening of tihtlities had brew so loarillaiteatal iu allettill•— the Colonies,. at Aix.la-Chapelle. It is said, that Tim Lemma' Onstleinan the arraillanaldedi iu 0.. 0er0 l P owers h ave cont i nue d to express en eager Wow Irma. sr t h e eelY way 'eying our Easter° wish to be isdruitted to the Conyers but have paisowoo% she keeping the natives from all fo- been repeatedly refused, end referred to the on. mists cosierectsons--and couchoded by pronouncing I sired decimation, that nothing but the evacuation • spe l l e d e ul o gies on Sir J. Malcolm. who, bet or the French tenituty will be there discussed. • few t%lotabi. ago, was sitting trillowert them. tett. on which the Allied Powers continue to be Writ pots Sit their debates lied nevi/lag from the all ef the some opiniso. It Deeds nut to be leworpony shot reward which gratitude dictated.... avowed at length, that this resohnia is the wisest bet had, since the breaking out of the war in los and the best for maintairring the harmony which • ateblished • chorm ter. as a soldier, as Iris.. now exists. The various negociatioiss began at scesideut as that which he had previously famed I Paris on the relations between Spain and Portugal, as au Ambassador and an author. Spain and its Colonies, &c g s will be continued there Mr. S. Muni said, that when the subjecb mews es ch eat i utereept i on . honed by the Learned Gentleman came legation BERLIN, REPTICIIBIR 15. before the General Contd. then. sad them only The day after to-morrow we shall have the plea ...mid be the iii. to notice them. He hoped. sure of seeing his Majesty the Emperor of Russia when the case of Mr. Hodleillotie was brought arrive here. He goes ot. the. Vet to Potsdam. forward. that doe ante would be given of it, in Soon after our Monarch will set out for Aix-lam order that that Gentleman's justification. which, Chapell e . be hod no doubt, would be a complete one. might Hie Royat Highness the Crowu Prince goes to Ire ruined nolo before a numerous body of Pro. Breslow. to receive their Majesties the Empresses of Isrietoro. Whatever the mode of conducting the R uss i a . late. or rather the present war is. India, was sob.. misted to them, he hoped that the justice aid IIC• comity of it would be proved, which, io ha opinion. moos a matter of indurtely greater importance than its result. He .1.. wished, that the mercantile isilvaustages that were likely to accrue irons the con test, should be clearly pointed ant—for their title. if he mistook not. was so the Cospauy of Mee ehinets tredi_eff to the East ludico." General MACAULZT said. that, when Mr. Hud- Intone'. am cantle before the Premnetors. he would prove, that is. charge was made, or was intended to be reade, egoism that Gridirons,. in Col. Wilks's Ilistory. This would clearly be seen by a refer ence to the work. He felt a great degree of re spect for Alr. Hudleatune, and he woo 'perfectly cosivinced. that Colonel Villts and Sir T. Dallas were the. lost mew in the world to think of injusiug that Gentleman's chamfer. BRIT I.SII PRESS. Yesterday the following Bulletin was issued re spertiug her MAJ EST If 'll itt's it h : °Kea Palace, September 23. " The Quers has bad some good sleep is the uight, by which het 'Sagest, appears tWa sorrsi•g to be • little re (seabed. " FR. MILNIAN, s HENRY HALFORD." Her MAJINTIr *II much composed ou Tuesday, and teceivsil • visit from the PRINCE REGENT. After the interview with his afflicted Parent, his Royal Highness left Kew for London. Sir F. MILMAN. Sir 11. HALTOM). and Mr. BeAND, the apothecary to the KIEV, ■t whose house the QvLea's mrdicinis liner been made up since her lung and afflicting indisposition, remain set in attendance during Tuesday night upou her Al A./ Ist v. l'esierdity morning, the QUEEN being better front the refreshing b Irrp abs bad enjoyed during the night. Sir HMV( liat.roso left Kew Prises after breakfast. foe Windsor Pilaw', to take his waiting en the KiMo and visit the P 161,001111 So rua A. Sir lliana• was expected to return to Kew hart evening. to attend her MAJESTY win. The guess's appetite, we are concerned to my, is very indifferent, and sire takes but very little re freshment. The westlwr proving rensarkably fine yesterday asoriatig. the Diechesis of CI ouciweita and the Princess Almost*. after breakfast. rented front their attendance on their afflicted parent. and stalked m the *deliglitcat gardens attached to the lace, attended by Sir tamscis MILMAN and Griieral TA TlAni. The iimpsortes at Kew Palace lifter the etste of her itltusTe. yesterday. were very numerous; ousaing the distisiguished 'characters Imre, the Countess of CARDIGAM, and her sister. Lady CA. swami WaLuittaaaws, Lady !Petit:GAL, Lady ii.ss as. Ike. The Pitascs !tatlet kft toten 'esterttsy sifter noon for Kew. to pay his dutiful respects to his irttlictrd parent. His Royal Highness remained to done with his Itoyal Sisters. The Duke of Yost liccumpouied the 11:1114.11 REOEXT to New from town. We reviewed last night the Paris Papers of Son de,. The nearer we approach the Prieetiog of the Congress at Aix-la-Chapelle, the greater is the iu tc:est which it mites. At the preteut,roorriertt r Ripest 'carrel pi• •IM 4h.1 'sot ou *Wad M much Imre .• $4. run. if se hail hr. ..69 fro m& 1.. lava, scrip IL I Friesland Prt.vincinl Constitution is shove 300 years ohl, and has uriuy ercelloacies ; though some defect...hail crept into the adininistrr*A. ssititli it gm won Iris be pri so . renseslt : WIN*. kola lig the 1 ' ink ir i '. . g • . e and el {j. * p Pe 14111 1 1 1 es, rst, h a Isere ll I it .. I *ties; yit 11,16 Cont. tenon i iritor voting in Curie eiliunot W2ll be iutivdneed.ossin. humus the *holm equestrial ender .of East Friesland consists of OP • as would be sufficient to excite this sensation ; but although it has been stated in nearly an official shape, that ft* Sovereigns meet to deliberate solely and exclusively upon this subject. it is confidently prevutned that their attention will be sac copied with other public concerns. The Duke of Rlt.H►Ltiu set out from Paris for Aix-la-Chapelle on Saturday. and the Emperor of Itussu ii ex pected at Berlin ou the l6th. for the same destina tion.—The following are extracts : PARIS. SEPT. 40. Hie Majesty went yesterday, at four o'clock, to St. Cloud. lit stopped on hir return at the Po lace of the ElysCe Bourbon, to see his august niece, Madame the Duchess of Berry. - IDA %.1% 3, \\l Mire tlectat and deo,ructinii •1 . . the only escaped out of foripitight.wat inforiniint,saw 67 pins taken. from .the lie Pawn Vek tine hOli at nee with the tf Suntu TheY lately. defeutel seven Spaniards out of a bunting patty they met within the limits of the T7lnied :itates. Among the baggage of the • Slipani.irtis they found concealed a boy about ten years nt aze, whom they intended to saairfice the great *tat." every eye on the Continent is turned townids it, and in die ent the movements 'preparatory to this assemblage of Chars, one Sovereigns constit u te . the principal foture o f the' riuroi Our i fureigd ifitirslii the Poi* Pants . The ataesatiOn of . • oar% 'ft the French leiiisevy by tho Amy of Occupation *miierds of is a mess re Of *ibeit `rest and critical importance and killed s TWIILFTII AND LAST BULLETIN OF THE HIALTR OF THE DUCHESS OF BERRY. " 19th September, Eight in the Kerning: 14 Her Royal Highness has had an excellent night—Her pulse is good—. She has au appetite, and her effendi in creases. Every thing aasenuces the speedy re-establish ment of her Royal H • (Sigma') " DENEUX and BOUGON." The Duke of Richelieu set out at one o'clock last too 000 i o ig. His state carriage drawn by six homes, and two covered waggons containing the plate, glass, &e. provided by the King's houshold foe the use of his Excellency during his stay at Congress, set out about eight days ago for Aix-la- Chapelle. The Hall in which the Allied Sovereigns will hold their conferences at Aix-la-Chapelle is the same in which was concluded the celebrated Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, in 1668, between France and Spain. The relict of Marshal Moreau has returned to Paris, perfectly re-established in her health, after a little tour in Switzerland. The Baron de Vitrelles was interrogated yester day as a witness in the case of General Cannel. It is s•ppoaed the preparatory business will be 6ni►hed immediately. His Royal Highness the Duke of Bourbon is in • state of perfect convalescence. The pregnancy of the Queen of Spin has been announced officially at Madrid by • royal decree, which, at the same time, orders public prayers in all the cities of the realm. The Court of Assizes held yesterday its gist and last sitting, in the affair of the Requisition Bonds. This was a case growing out of the sup plies furnished to the French army, in MIS, by the five Defendants, who were Commissaries. Three were acquitted, and the other two were sentenced to uup►isona►eat, one for Wu, and the other for five years, to stand in the pillory, and to be branded. The 5 per Cent. Consols on Saturday were, 742 fr.; Bank Actions, 1,625. BISLIN. bitty?. VI. The delay suffered in the departure of his Ma jesty the Emperor of Russia is the reason why his Majesty will continue his route from Memel to Berlin without stopping, and that in this long journey he will only stop to sleep one night, at Landsberg on the Worths. All the other nights of rest are countermanded, and his Majesty's arrival at Berlin remains still fixed for the 16th. A Hamburgh Mail has arrived, bringing Pa pers to the 20th instant. As if for the purpose of dissipating the doubts and fears that seem to gain strength throughout the Continent, respecting the probable acts of the approaching Congress, these Papers contain a further assurance, that the sole object of the meeting between the Allied Sovereigns is to determine upon the propriety of immediately evacuating France. Thi&declaration is but a rept. , tition of that which some lime since the Ministers of the Allied Sovereigns officially promulgated, as if to justify • refusal upon their parts to the several Princes who desired to be admitted to • share in the conferences.. It is somewhat strange that • similar request should, according to the present statement in the Hamburgh Papers, have again been made by the same Princes, thereby implying a doubt either in the sincerity or he consistency of the more power ful Sovereigns. The several articles of intelligence which, under a shape almost of f icial, have from time to time come from Madrid, created a very general belief that the affairs of Spain were to form • very prominent part in the discussions at the Congress. The Hamburgh Papers, however, assert, in apparent confirmation of their previous assertion, that nego ciations respecting the affiiirs of Spain have already commenced at Paris, where it is intended they shall also be termivated. W e have receiver! New Orleans Papers to the ath of July. The following is an extract:— ST. LOVIS, JUNE 19. We learn that the Indians who reside on the river Platt, and between the rivers Missouri and Arkansas, are, as 'omit, at fray with one another. About two months age a party of the Pawnees, coasisting of 400, met a war party of ()sages in the plains, within fifty or sixty miles of Arkansas.— The advance guard of the Pawnees made a miming tight, drawing after them the °sages into an ambuscade forn►ed by the main body of the Pawnees. The attliir is said to here resulted --~- It will he seen iu our report of the Meetiii‘ at the Egb: Witt House yesterday, that the CliAtit MAN treated the late report of the recill of the Mar quis of Ilsstt NUS as totally destitute of fultiolattoo. Attempt. are constantly made by the Mittisterial Papers to induce a general belief that there is still a party in this country actively employed in devis ing means for agitating the public mind, and that seditious postini-bills, pamphlets. and handbills, are daily prepared, and made public for that pur pose. This statement. we are firmly persuaded, is without fouudation ; but allowing for a 'Romeo' that there are men so wicked and so silly as to employ themselves in devising means to disturb the general tranquillity, we are very confident that they are in themselves a less dangerous class of men, and entertain a purpose less pernicious to the liberty and happiness of this country, than those persons who strive to alarm the public with imaginary dangers, and undermine the safety of the Cotisti tutiou through the fears of the people. • We repeat it, that the traitors most to be dreaded are those who speak most of loyalty, and who, distorting every occurrence, represent opposition to the extravagance and weakness of Ministers as hostility to the form of our Governmeut. With respect to the publics. tion of alleged seditious pamphlets and hand-bilh, we can only assert, that in their reputed extensive circulation we have never chanced to light on any of them. Often, from a curiosity which its our pe culiar situation we believe not to be censurable, we have perused those- publications to which the Treasury Journals had earnestly directed the public attention, as "cheap trish," and we must confers, for the greater part, that though we might have obtained the publication for the trifling sum of two pence. we never met with any thing that justified the epithet of 48 cheap." But though they con tained some bard knocks at the several Members of the Cabinet, they were at the same time free from treason or sedition. They did not indeed praise Mr. Citrons° fur consistency of political conduct, Mr. BRAGGE BATHURST for sense, Lord CASTLE REAGH for eloquence and integrity, nor Lord SID MOUTH for hmameity. These pleasing topics of pa negyric they left to the writers of " dear &ask." who find disseminating falsehoods for the Treasury more lucrative than telling dull truths for the people. But the best proof of the effect which these anathematised publications are likely to pro duce, is to be found in this circuunitance—that although such publications had about a year since become very common, they have been gradually dropping otf ever since end though some two or three still struggle to maintain their periodical ap pearance, they enjoy ao popularity. A Morning Paper, we understand, as if awaken ing from a long slumber, and unapprised of what had happened during the continuance of its repose, has gallantly resolved to beat down these doughty cheap publications. We could have wished it • more worthy antagonist, and cannot avoid thinking, that the spear it purposes to wield against thews would be leas likely to do injury were it to sleep in ignoble rust, than by its ill-timed fury to route into new life what must otherwise soon sink into oblivion. To instance the folly of such conduct, we shall only ask, who would have known of the existence of a foolish placard. that some days appeared in the Cityy soon after the Palace-yard Meeting, had it not been published by some of the Daily Paper'. that gave it notoriety even by their censures? The Ministerial Papers acted thus, and were not aware how essentially they promoted the object of those they abused, until their folly was pointed out in this Paper. One of them of last evening. therefore, very sagely advises its colleague not to act so in future; end iu cautioning the other against a repetition of the error, indirectly artio'flr. ledges its own former weakness. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House. when the following ship* were taken up and stationed. in addition to those already engaged for the Company's service. viz.— vaasittart, I,Ms toes, R. K. Dalrymple, Cuintaaaden—for Bumlmy and China. lfilham Pitt, 020 tons, G. Graham, C,onsitiander—fur St, Helena ' Beaconlen, and China. New Sbip (Excciiturs of P. Rolland), 1,300 lons, A. Lind ny, Commander; Bridgewater, i.two tow, P. Hughes; Herefordshire, 1,2110 taws, J. Muney ; Wane. Hastings, 1,400 tons, B. &twos; and Lord C.istiertagli, 1114 loos, W. Yuungbusband—fur CIIMS, direct. Captain T. BOIIRADAILE wall Sworn into the command of the ship highs, consigned to Bombay and China. The prohibition to import tobacco into China was notified to the Ainerivaa Cousul at Canton, iu the following manner : Nora.--To the American Consul, Mr. Wilkodes—May be be prwuntril to great howls's'. We acquaint yuu, that the foreign opium, the dot which is used fur smutting, is prohibited by cossinand; it is nut werasitted that it 'ball Iroise to Coulon. The ship which brings it will he immediately - - W e beg sequestrated. Toy good brother, to inform the honoured President your counte7 of the circumstance, anti to make it known that the dirt used fur emoting is an article which is prod:f luted iu t►e celestial empire. 44 Nwilibys US, *Mira' &c. Kai-king, 22J peer, fills month, 22J day, Canton. lio.eft ..\ '. \ e. ', IN-1 • L• • % \ •, . 011:7;--701f s. *t fp tura, rAsHioN.I E. MO rEMENTS The Earl and Corinte•oi of Wertrneath arrived yestrrilaa at their house on Stall . ..nil-place, Iron, the of Salis bury's seat, Hatfield. • Earl Stanhope has arrived in town, r.oto his suit in scut. 'tilt Nlarehionts. de Naililalae and (smile are irre:eil at st rq . mil e h e in g house in Charles,triet, Brighton; to.riorruse her is expiated to leave town, ciir St Ismer,: The Earl and Counter" of 11)..ua1 , 1 a.i.te.l at their feet, Colsheinl 'jail, Kent, 110U1 lhr C rut , .ificr an ab. alive of fourteen months. Sir A. and Lady Hope and family a." ivul yeo ar d a y at Miller's Hotel, Jeranyu.street, from their ....at in Scotland. Sir II and I..ssly Harland arrived yitoertlay at Thonimis Hotel, flout Cheltenham. General Mg% left town yt sterday for Cobham Hall, Kent, on a visit to the Karl and Countess of 'Nutley. The Marquis of Salisbury arrived yesterday at his house in,Arlitigtim-street, from his seat, Hatfield. I . lw Rev. %Viii. Gamier, Jr..A Gautier, and family, left Wars eu's New Hotel, New-street, yesterday, on a 5 , 511 141 Earl and Co untes s of Allieatle, at their seat in Ntufoik. m. Lord Wm. Bentinck is rctntneJ to town from his mat, Orange-farm, Norlidk. Lord %waster bas left his mat, Watrihall, Yorkdiire, ror Alnuenster Castle, Cumberland. Lord and Lady Osmlston are retorord to their seat, %Valtou, Surrey, from a tour. lord Clifton it arrived at Cobliant.hall, Kent, horn calv terbury. The non. John high is au ired at his father's (the Fail of Morale!) sest,t"ubham-Hall, from Oxford. Mr: Henry Wynn 19 'strived at his swishes's (Sir W. %V. Wynn) hnuae in St James's-square, (tons Perot. Mrs. Henry Wynn is arrived at ditto, t'rot's Earl Stan hope's seat In Kent. W. B. Brat, Esq. arrived yesterday at the Brunswick House Hotel, Hassover-square, from lus spat, Chalston k i near Maidstone. Sir Welkin Williams and Lady Harriet Wynn Eft 'heir lmuae iu St. Juirsees.square oil Tuesda), for their lust to 14~Ies. BRIGHTON, SEPTEMISLII 9.2. At half-past five o'clock this afternoon, his Se. retie Highness the Grand Duke MICHAEL iir.iv t d at the Pavilion, from Portsmouth. Ili the suite of the illustrious tourist were—Baron NICOLA!, Sir %'M. CONGREVE. Generals PISICERATEL and AL LADENSKI, Drs. MICHOLASKY and Emu, sod Mr. POLITTICALLI (the Russian Mlllibitr pro ceeding to America). The distinguished Pony left Portsrhouth at half-past twelve o'clock at noon this day, in three carriages, with two out-r;ilris, KINNAIRD and CURTIS, of the PRINCE REGENT . * establishment. They stopped to view Aru:,ilcl Castle, the seat of his Grace the Duke of Nutt- FOLK, with which his Serene Highness was bioh ly pleased. Preparations having been made for the reception of the Grand Duke at the Pavilion, his Serene Highness sat down to # grand dinner with a select party of friends. After dinner, the excellent band of his Royal Higbores the PRINCE REGIAt performed several pieces of music from the most celebrated composers. The Grand Duke will highly delighted with the performance of the. REGENT'S private band, and with the uttexpected preparations made at this royal residence fur his reception. About noon to-morrow, the Grand Duke MICHAEL end his suite return to London, whole will complete a tour almost unexampled for cob rity of travelling, and for cusiipreliesiding a view of every object that was interesting. His Serene Highnes► has expressed his agreeable satisfaction in closing this tour, from havii expe rienced one undivided series of the most l,uiiie aiiii respectful attention. Last evening the Grand Duke MICHAEL ariir . rll at Stratford House. tram Brighton, where his taite and a select party dined with Ins Imperial hli ;harp The Marquis of API G I.I:SLY is entertaining a large party vi Noblemen on a shouting party at ills seat, Beaudesert, Staffordshire. Applications for admission tickets to view Clare moot Park and Gardens continue to lie very nu merous, and although instructions have bren pub. lished as plain as possible how and to w h om tilt public are to apply tOr tickets to enable them 'o be admitted, yet considerable confusion an from persons not applying to Sir Roams . GAtinisLit, Colonel ADDENBROLE, Mr. AuLatst Kt skit, or Mr. PHILLIPS, for tickets, previous to their I w, g to Claremont, agreeably to the commands sod &idiom adopted by the Prince. On Wednesday last the Marchioness of STAF FORD and Earl GOWER, accompanied by the Russian Ambassador, Count LILVEN, and ti.e Countess LIEVEN. the Baron FAGLL, Anibassaihr from the Netherlonds, Baron NiErmsx. the Au trian Envoy, tidy GRANVILLE LAVESON GOWER and E. J. Unix To ot Esq. M.P. toot Stahl' (Wort, visited Mr. Seope's manufactory, Stoke-upon- Trent. After having seen the potittfol 1.1 " 1 /i• engine, and its canons operations, they NM ; 0 1' - ducted by Mr. S#o62 thlratigh of the manufactory, and then to the silos-room, where *as displayed a brilliant collection tit . < legaitt chins. The party examined ever y part o f th e 'no • c.sss with great Attention, 111141 departed highly gla. tined. They afterwards viiiittd the etiteiimve and china works of Messrs. J. and J. Osvmsrour. at Lougport. Mr. Dattektvirr concluded hi, di,. languished visitors through the inalillfic tory, with the different at rangement) of which they eaiiionil themselves much delighted. OUTINIAN LECTCREL-r(From " 0 ( 01 hata Chronicle.")—The Omission I.evtarps we find, begun to be delivered of lilt Clews' watering-places. Mr. fitapopsori, the Lecturrro commenced them on Moodily and Tuesdsy, Ihs 7th and hth iustant, at Leamington tips, where 1101 met with the same brilliant success lb unitunnly attended them in London. Among a compiil ov numerous us usual, the following Ildlntb 'we rraftwii our knowledge : Tbe Duchess Dowager of Roo — Cockerel) and !infield, Miss Julius, furs', M.P. Mr. M. Gresibead, Km Mr. Ilsl.lk.usi. 114111 C• hi 4e : Dowager of Rutland, the !lonNloo4 tad/ at Itenily, Sus Charles mud I,soly 31$1 11 ,4 ' , Any, the High Slits of But 111 li k " Penn, B3ruu Nulckels, )Irt irligu 0.. Um* DuAssuud, lir. mid *Jr, Gosti, 'l 4 Ih 61,161.