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r . I ‘.!ii.testi. A K !Worten, T C. Marton. sna E. Abbott, of Ct $ , Ivippinf,Middlr•ex, brewers, Much 8.1819.—T.1)!,. „., 1 ; Rolherhishe•vrall, Rotherhit he, Plum- F. bruit', 27, 1819.—J. Mill. rind J. lift.% F . ... thiiher-rafters, March K. 1618. ( ~,,, and S. Illillineso6,oe 01410Pnalf -1 . 1 ' , '" . • Wali.so. EA ,l lr of (lanow, grocery, rchrital y 17, 1819 — sibs) T of es.tle-.tart, lannt..accr, black Mnre h 12. 1819.-4. Thoma, 310 .1 141uudelh 1.. v. pool, tobncco-maisoraciurers, Mdllh 9, 1819. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED . Ilf At umlrl .sre et, Wiand, and Into or mud, Covesil garden, M eddies._ (stsc)-sta- ........ PANKR( PTS. .losuph flartmt, of ArumJ.l NlrlYt, Strand, and late of short. Stu and, Mioltilrerx, Gnr % sisii tttt rr, to rr•olvi, tit 20, 27, nod April 24, at t *rive, nl f:ui h l- I.rrll, Loiolnii. Attornrys, Messrs. Patcrain anti I'eitr,ol.l t, San) 1 White, of Tornhaio-Grreti, Ntiil,llrsrs, tn ti.'er, M».eh 20, 27, and April 21, it tiiritT, at Coliittl,,n, London. Attorney, Mr. Henson, Boovri Fle. • 'tree, Guy, late of Lancarder, but now of Liverpool, broker, 11l slier. ruler, A ptil 8,1, and 24, at one, at the Ge.. ire loin, Lit erpool. Attorneys, \lc Noolls, John-street, Beriford row, ; and Mr. Tutoludas, Liss rpool. Thria-• !Aare, .of Amesbury, Wilts, cure-dealer, to Fur- render. NI 22, 73, at clever', and April 24, at twelee. at lire Blark Hots.- loin. New Sarum. Mourners, Steams Santlyk, ilortair. and Co. Gra ne-eutirt, Fleet-street, London ; wool Mr Swayer, Wilton. WAIL - Genre.' enelani, of SI aneheater, plaeterer, to surrender, April •;, 7, sort 24, at nine, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Arlltoictem and Grreory, Heoltord-row, Len Inn ; and Melons Clays wort Thu iop•011, 'Manchester. Jahn Masters, of Dartford, Griot, grocer, to surrender, M "ot.! 20,23, mud Aped 21, at aue, at Griddhall, Lairrhoo. at... trey*, Messrs. Palatial! and Fairthos ore, Cupthall-court, London, Milian, Beaton, of Gambill, Landon. anctioneer, lir poor. render, March 20.13, and April '24, at al Attorneys, Alessi tr. Colima and Nnller, Spital-equare. Wolliam Sire-acre Eialtv, late of thapel.street, Lamb's Golittait-aireet. Slidellestro, bricklayer, 10 surrender, Mar ch 20.27, ncil April 24, at twelve, at Catililteill, London. At torney, Mr. Itlakelock, Arkaues lion, Fleet-street. Thomas Tealsair, late of Newlyn West, Cornwall, baker, to surrender, %larch 20, '27, and April 21, at ten, at Goiltl- Loodurs. Allortiey, Mr. Royalton, Fetivlstirch.e.lret I, Londeos. Jahn Roller iamb, of Unsworth Lodge, Lancaster, (-Aro. prime r, to siorretsfltr, Marel. 19, at eleven, April 5, mod 2 at ftnor, at the lichloreerater Arms Inn, Slauchestir. Attor ney, Mr. Kay, Manchester. Joseph Grouse, of Bolton, Lericoster, u ptodtc•rer, to surren der, April 9, 10. at rleveo, and 21, al live. at the Gad d ink's Head Tavern, Slasschester. Attorneys, Messrs. A pplchy spool Nerzevil. Gray 'a- lon-squore, London; and hisses. Clarke and Whitehead, Manchester. John Howe, of Finsbury-place. Middlesex. Isvery.siable tee per, to sarevutler, March 20, 27, auti Aped 24, at twelve, wt Guildhall. London. Attorneys, Messrs. Louedill and Butterfield, Gray'a-Inn-square. Thomas P. Ice, late of Ardess-Mills, Beralisan, near Wrex ham, Deribi:li, miller. but now of Lire' pool, bleall.lialcur, to .41.0 rider, April 6,7, and 24, at eleven, at the York 11 . allietnivon...pctie, Liverpool. Anoint yle, Ms 914 A. Whaley allot Air-no, IVllluastemo.vgitiee, Liverpool; and Messer. Aellorertoir a n d sel gory, 11,410.1 row, London. Thomas Nelson and I.: , lwAril Smith, of Bolton, 1 aneaster, bed-quilt-msuM.:ctureis, surrender, April IS, 7, w and 24, at lee, rot the IL idge tun, Bohan. Attorney*, hir. Meddow. Leon, Gray's tun, London; and Mesons. Boardman nod Mercy, Brides-street, Bolton. Jahn Morton, of Ainowortb, Lanesater, cotton-manorar toter, to surreneler, April 13, 7, and 14, at ten, at ilse Steen loo;•Dolton, Laucashr. Attorneys, Messrs. Adlisietori and 44x . gre y, ail-row, London and Messrs. Crow and Ro.looo, Baltutsde- Moors. J: ten Rooth, of Gloucester, thins-man, to surrender, March 23, 24, and April 24, at twelve, at the Legs of lino, Burstein. Attorney% Mr. Walston, Hatton garden, London; and We. Word, Bivalent, Staffordshire. Henry Mycisck, Isle 4f linachrstc., provision-dealer, 19 enreetider, April 6, 7. and 24, at trio, at the Dug l ' aVerli, Deomerate, Manchester. Atiersityy Steeses. Appleby and Servant. Gray's lon.tolbare, Landon ; and Messrs. Clarke sod Mathew!, F..iint.illo-%te9el, Janie% C 4100 1 .0 1 1, lot ' 11 soeherter, suer. has to snerenderr, April 7; 9, and 24. at Ise. :it the Door Tavern. Slancliester. Attorneys, Mr. Makowaro, Middle Temple, Loodoss; and Mr. limner s Manchester. William Hayhurst, oaf Rinsmiuglun. York, einem-oral:a ftseturer. to astrreireler. April 7,8, noel 24, ort three, at she Mime Haar Ina, Wart heater. Attorneys, Mratsre. Hard, 4oltiracro. mod 'Chester, Temple, Loudon; and Mr. Hewitt, Manchester. DIVIDENDS. April 6 W. !Ilathiesou awl G. It. laprnik, of Bi.hopagatc a.p.at.Wt h.ult, Umlaut). tailor., at leo, at Guildhall. April 6 J Itantsua, of Manche...ter, and T. Smith, of 110- rr, cut Nu apiastcra, at elcveo,al Ilse Palace 13,4-Itooev Aprll 5 C D.tblio, and A. Criinginfl, of Lei fr‘le r, stirichusits, nt Iltven, at the %% b tlt Hart Inn, 1. , at oer . A pelt 7.. W. Pierre, of 113%loonke Pr.llvry, Salop, porter, al elr rely al OW Lieu tun. BUoteley, Salop. April 12 J. Chinviste. 6.lmi rly of Motown of Plymouth _ FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PAM!: pktsll9. PARII, 31ARCIL The coronation of the King of Bavaria will *shortly take place. The Archbishop of Geb.attel will pot the crown on his 11.rjesty's head. CIIAMRER t►r• PEERS, %Lacs t►. At two o'clock the Chamber met and pmreeled to di,ett , s the proposition tending to revoke the lave of ►he 911 i of November, 1815, on seditious ries. The President stibintited to the Chamber the letters of nomination and other documents relative th the sahnitwion of thirty-iiine new Peers, cleated by so Ordinance of the Kitig of the sth of th►s month. A Special Committee of three Members was appointed to verify these letters. This Coin nutter, composed of the Count de Cates. Count Mole, 11111 the Marquis de Clermont-Galleran de, made their report during the sitting, and verified all the letters submitted to them. The reception of the new Peers will, in conaerptence, take place oti the next ►itting•of the Chamber. The 'Minister of Finance subm►tted to the Cliam . her a pri.ject of law adopti d by the Deputies rela tive to the matinfactiore and sale of gunpowder. This was referral to the bureaux. The Chamber then adjourned to Saturda) next. PARIS, SIARCR 11. A grand Council was held yesterday, from one o'clock until live. Her Royal Highness Mtdaine the Duchess of A cgossleitte took ant ailing yesterday at one o'clock, ace ponied by a numerous escort. Her Royal Ili k hnesa proceeded to the Bois de Boulogne. A t side; able crowd of corions persons ranged them selves along tie way, and olfered her the tonal un equivocal te•tnanuies of tseir respect and devoted ness. Her Royal Highness, who enjoys the best health, replied to these dculonstratiuns in a !Mst tattling manlier. Madame Is Marechale, Duchess of Reggio, Tess delivrred Is morning of a son. Ilia Excellency the Duke de Reggio (Oudinot) Is perfectly recu- tiered hoot the gout. 'i he rlainitive organization of the National Guard her been remitted to the king'a Nlinisters, and will be do•cubbed in the next bitting of the Council. The Grand Functionaries and other Officers of die King's llousehold who were to have had oui forms froin the Ist of May, will not Wear thrat until the dsy of the coronation, which will take place, accor d ing to all appearance, iti the mouth of August next. It is thought the case of General Sarazzin toil be tried in the first week of April. A iirultitude of foreign witnesses, and if we may believe common report, Lord Wellington himself, have been summoned for the sth of April, in the case of the Sieurs llarinet and Cantillon. The wit unties residing either in Brussels or London have been cited through the intervention of the Keeper of the Seals, and the Minister of Foreign Allatra of the kingdom of the Netherlands. The Menwires of the Coast de Las cases were seized yesterday at the house of the bookseller, L'l luilher. A merchant who was travelling a short time since ou horseback, between Saumar and Tours, stepped at nightfall at an inn in a little village; he ordered supper, and entered into conversation with Itwo persons of respectable appearance, to whom he incautiously expressed that his valise was well lined. On the lodowilie morning, before it was perfectly light, he left the inn, and proceeded on his journey. He bail not gone far before he was otertaken by his two erenpatiini , of the preceding evening, who ar- CO•tril hicn, and t%11 , 11 they had proceeded to a very solitary plaen, HMI Illth•red li;no his choice, whether lie worthd be stabbed to death, or thrown into the titer Loire. The merchant prayed to them to se .re hey hie, but in vain. the told. , rs were itettfllllllt.ll, 3/141 he at length prtfelred mile latter alternative. The robbeis bound him, traid flung him iota the river, where he boou disappeared, and the Fiddlers e‘uried off his horse and his looney. lit the mean time the merchant was not dead. Ile was home along; lv the current, but lie con trived to keep his head above water ; and at length . as day advanced he was de n :ve t ted, an d dragged t o :hare, when he warmed hitai•elf, and dried his clo ice'. l'cot far off was au inn, the master of it was at the drio:•, and seeing a stranger in tears he imputed the cause. On liettiiirg the iner ehutit's story, he doubted riot that the robbers were two men who we re at that moment drinking in his house. Tile nirrelialit recognized them. The gendarme- were rumiiiinital, and the robbers were *tired at the very moment when, believing their victim at the bottom of the riser; they were di riding their booty. horeeilings have been com menced against them. • The Chamber of Depiines will sit this day, to hear a report from the C. mmittee of Petitions - . In the Set ret Committee which follow., *ill be dis cussed the proptr.ition t f the eh-trotter of Prerii re specting the abohtion of Me droll d'oubtriae. A comic anicatiou hum tint holster uf • Finance is spoken of, having for its object that part of the budget telatitti to the expentlitine. It is not as 3 •et certainly known when the pi cis of Ims on the press, the jaw is's, runt jui it s, ttili he pi rsenterl, but it is certain they will not be presented durii:g this wi:rls. DUTCH MAIL. 41 0 coN9TANTIN O PIX , rEnRiIAR Y 8. The Emperor of Russia lota written a very friendly srutograph letter to the Sultan. recommend ing to the l',ute the amicable arrangement of the still disputed points arising from the Treaty of enehogre`t. It is hoped with the more reason that this unusual step will haven favourable influence on the negociations of Ilarott Strogonotr, as the two Emperors both desire the maintenance of peace, and a part of the late differences is really adjusted. The ed.-looted traveller, known by the name of Ali Bey, who war on a pilgrimage to Nieces, with the caravan, died not far from - Damascus. The Paella, by virtue of hie title to inherit the effects of all pilgrims who die on the road, liar taken pos session of all his property, including the valuable instruments and manuseripts.—(Humbergh Cur rcspondeat, March 5.) FRANKFORT. MARcll 4. The Diet has not had ninny It ithugs lately, but the slinisters are very touch occupied in the Com mittees. It has been atatrd, that the Committee for the arrangement of the territorial affairs bad se parated without coming to ally decisive conclusion. however, is a mistake. I 4 the several German States, where Assetnblies of the States ore to he held, the election of the Mi nisters is now carrying on with great activity.-- (I/sdcA Papers, March 10.) sTOCRIIOLDI, FEBRUARY 23. Winter, crowned with snow, has been joyfully welcomed in the mining countries, as an old friend. The roads are now covered with hundreds of vehi cles, carrying ore and cools. SAXONY, FEBRUARY 24. - _ The marriage of Prince Fredri iek Augustus, eldest son or Prince Maximilian, with the Arch duchess Caroline of Austria, is now finally decided ullOll, A report has been for some time in circulation that the Saxon Dukes had formed a still more intimate union ith the Royal House, which is said to have been occasioned by several late events. The prices of corn being now low, the Govern ment is forming magazines of rye and oats in the Erzgebirge. FRANKFORT, FEBRUARY 2N. In the year 1771, an ordinance was issued at Bern._ prohibiting testators and others from dis posing of property for centuries to come, chiefly to form great estates and heap uncommon riches in single families. The interest was to extend to no inure thou two degrees of affinity. This re ►trictiun i‘ now takeu off, but the Counsellors of Justice are to propose measmes to be taken by way of precaution. ITALY, FEBRUARY 20. The Princess of Wales is still at Pesaro, where she liberally supports the theatre in particular. Young Austin. whom she has brought up from his childhood, is called Prince by his attendants. A Mr. Iltiunza, at Milan, has invented • new travelling machine, which is said to be far superior to. that of Baron Drais, and with which the travel ler may go backwards or forwards. In the front of this vehicle, say the Milan papers, there is a winged horse, by the wings of which the carriage is put in motion. HAMBURG'', MARCH 5. Among the foreigners settled in the brazils, is, according to accounts front Rio Janeiro, General Count Ilogentlog). formerlv Ambassadnr from tl.e Batavian Republic at S. Pettrshorgh, and sub.e quently French Governor of Ilamburgh when the Bank was rcized. Ile is now owner of a great number of sluvoi, whom he employs in working on iliA plantattons.—( liaralturgit Papers, March 5.) Exchange on London, March 5 THE Bitril S PRES S. LONDON, MONDAY. MARCH 15, 1519. We have received Petrie Papers of Wednesday and Thursday last. It is thought that the lit No's Coronation, which had originally been fixed for May next, will not take place the mouth of August.—The name of the Duke of IVEtt.txG. TON is aiming those who will he required to at. tend di witnesses at the trial of Murinet awl Can. tillms, who I , re nvcostd of attempting to assassinate the Noble Duke. The French Funds have imrroved in a slight degree. The Five per Cents. closed on Wednet. Joy at fr.-I;ank Stock is so low as 1,4871 fro The Papers brought by the Dille') Mail which arrived yesteiday communicate no intelligence of any particular interest. The long-pending tiego elation', between the Porte and Russia, will, it is hoped, ut length be amicably terminated, for the Emperor A LLICANDEIt has written an autograph letter, with ►hat ii.tent, to the GRAND SEIGNIOR, and if either of the contending parties be sincerely det.irous of un amicable arrangement of their dif ferences, all difficulties must tools give way to this disposition.—The good people of Stockholm ar e a t l en gth gratified by the appearance of winter, whn•e presence, " crowned with snows," they hail as " all old friend." Tiny can now to dole in their sledges uud sk:itetng, and good . , 1 , ' 1 lr' 1 1 April 12 J. Clem, itt., too mem 01 nor or.. ... ..,—___ i dirk, vintner, it fro, at liar kali, Hotel, Plymouth. 1 Aped 8. W. Wahl...L.!". of Nottitieltasn, Ime.insauhretorer, t. at one , nt the Lit It I aao, Wartnio.ta r, Wilts. April 18. T. J laie. aim r. of Catralott-bireet. Londoo, merchant, it twelve, it Guildhall A r ;I 10 T. Stevetoon, of Eintin'a.fielila, Bermondsey, s o , r , y , A vordatipla r, it twelve. at Guildhall. London. !aril 6. H Brown, of Chat ler•st met, Westminster, Middle. fen, budder, at ten, at Guildhall, latiottru. DU, It 1 De Room La udon J. Hambraoh. of Aneel.cfrort, Throe iiiii.street, , sterebsals, nt elev. n, at it Cuil.111•11. April 6. 'l'. H. Hahn a n d T. D. Bletitan, of 'Maiden-lane, Wood-air eel. Chearidle, Loidoo, buttos.minefit . t u a el 4, it elretu, at Guildhall. April 6 .1. Sialmn. of I.oniliere, Middlesex, coach-p . .iter, at I weir, , at Ginolliall Play I. C. Pallet and J. P. Niamey, tote of I.ove.lene, AL tirrarrothairy, I.ondon, fart ova, it twelve, it Guildhall. I pill 6 J. %Tilley, I ite of Willosighlty Water+ sl, letec.taa, A !saner, it ten, at the Bell Inn, near the Borough of Lti- :err, :o. I 5. J. Walker, late of Alfrielc, Woreenter, tintb.r.neer. eauo, at twelve, at the Park florae lin, %route:sire. pril 12. .f Guilt of %lilt Fleamot, Drams, rope-maker,. ii eleven. at the Commercial Hotel, Ohl Town, Plvanatills, AO il 3. 11. Wright, of Nert-aireet, Bunion itic•srmare, Mid_. alktet., hte of thr East Vump:my'a ship Printer:a char.. lone of V ilea, merchant, at eleven, at 0011..11411, !moduli, F.. VERTIFICATIitI.—Aritt. 3 P. fry of IlutitaLeltteli, Lottaloss, hplodatrrrr.--W. f 'roar. flea, sit flaotareort•et,St. Like, Middlesex, vraiiria.lo,.ilfac• torer.—llarrart IPmeit, of Wilson atrei I, Ctft) ' `; I isa..l ine, Maioile:•ex, rowk. epee —G. Evatis, fen. of Ilizia , ta a it, :rtaatlitrark, Yu, rey, hop•inerehmit.-IT. Taylor, inn of 11verpoul. tarrehmit —R. Comets, of St. Swilliiii% lane, IIIIIII! It, mereliatat.—E. Moore, late of Ripon , Yullt,lsife R .x.tla crier. a 1/ F.S OFF PRICCOIIIC. I '. ' Avcrwe Prim, of Coen of Eatc, , ltiattl and Wales, by the a . ' 4.l.arrta.:- of Le.ol IVinche,cter Rietlielc. asol of °alined; per i 1.0.1 of 14011 m. svaiiilupoimt, front the relit' as received iu the 7 seek riole.l ilu. tiah of Alarcli,lBl° ' 1% heat fly e ' 13ai ley. Oats. t, a. f. . l 1 . • I ..„. :is 4 0 I 60 d 0 33 7 i 1;C:111 1 . pun tr. Oatmeal. Beer or Big, 4, I s al. s• if. Ir. d. s. d. V , 07 11 67 $ all 4 .....- .-... / \ • , • ,•. : ..ellm , a • • , , , hOtV.CWIVES C4ll prepare tut.4l• fur ketp . .i.g. The great heat of the lio4 ttuditiser, and the uncomnson mildness of the winter, afford not little colifirmation to the theories broached in . this country respecting the iffeets likely to be pro duced in the season, by the dissolution of the , Arctic keg. It tit, howt-ver, us yet prematuir, from the expetirlice of one ye or, to jutlp- of the proba bility of these spertilatioir4, p IA It has beets by very re.pertalrle mithority, that " ice sloe. not cause cult]." It wtitilif iipptar, however, bum the latnent.itiotiq of t h e iiileubitants of the northern regime; for tie absence of their darling ice and snow, that Ilicre is a charm and luxury in these of efirelphiUl. - iill of winter so great, that no per-on of any etijo went could wish the came of their exi-teore to terminate. It is understood that the Committee apimitited by the last Coitgre!• at Aix-L,-Chap , Ile, to sit at Frankfort, for arranging the minute concerns of the great Europeans family, is engaged 111 the per formance of their tusk. No inteiret appears to be excited by its proceedings, fur itc power does not x etitl to the destruction of comitiies nor the sale of people. Upwards of 70 persons emigratici hist tVe# I, from the parish of Nortsea to the United Sletr.. Tlity embarked fur Havre. S'.•veral of them we me . ebonies, who have recently discharged tin in•elves from his Majesty's service. They are necessarily valuable men. It • mus i c be. a olote,tiori ,v healer some other individuals, who muse in an lugher sphere, might not be better spared. "I•he Ga zette of Saturday night announces the appiltit ment of a new Junior Laird of the Admiralty, . and also of a new Lord of the Bedchamber. There are twelve Lords of the Bedcamber. •• What do they do ? Each of them, although paid by the' year, does duty only one month. sod that is merely a nominal duty. A little retrenchment, under these great heads of expense. have contributed to keep these stainable emigrants from the parish c•f Portsea at home. The fluctuations in the Stock Market last week have been leas considerable than in the week pre ceding. The Fund% begin to wear rather u favoura ble appearance. The Three per Cent. Cnn•ols ou Saturday were 74, and for the Account 74 purchases made by the Commissioners are about 400,000/. in the Three per Centr. weekly, and will continue at that rate till the sth April. We continue re►trained, by the Order of the House of Commons, from publishing the proceed ings in the case of Nlessrs. CiftADY kind QUIN. We understand, however, that an admission has been made by one of the parties, since the last examina tion, which may probably remove this restraint sooner than we expected. The Mon? Blanc, 74, lanais, Isfer, and Forres ter, are sold ant of the service. A sloop of war, in be called the Marlin, is nr deretl to be built at Portmiontli Dock-yard. On Tuesday mortint4 the Vs' regiment, or Royal North lititialt Fusileers, • mbarLed sit Ports mouth, under the command of Alajur NIEYRICK, on board the Janus, Loyal Briton, London, :11,(1 Borodino transports, which in a few hums after ward', bailed out of the huibour ditect fur Barba does. . The 79th regiment (or Cameron Highlanders), Colonel NEIL,. DoutilootS, C. R. marched into Pottsmouth garrison, on Tuesday last, from Chi chester. No less than tis ships nre fitting not for the Greenland and Davit' Straits %Vitale Fisheries, from the port of Hull, for the year 1819. The Wye. of eons, sailed yesterday front Portsmouth for the Sheerness station. The Pheasant. Captain KELLY, for the coast of Africa, and the Amite/us, Captain CHARM AN, for St. Helena and the Cape of Good' llope, with roads, are expected to sail immediately from Portsmouth. The Spartan frigate, Captain WISE, luPt from Plymouth for Jainai , Nl and Vera Cruz. The brae, Captain SCRIVEN, is fitting at Ply mouth for foreigit service. Captain W. J. NIONTAGUE it appointed to the Cadmus ; Captain ilAsmeß to the Hems ; Capt. Julies, to the Cherokee. Lent. JOHN EV ELEIGII, of the Whitworth Revenue cotter (on the Irish station), is promoted to the rook of Commander. General GORDON, Governor of Jersey, arrived on Saturday at Southampton, to the Lion reetaue cruiser. The following vetsels, taken up by an agent of the Spanish Coven:intent for the conveyance of the troops to South America, ended the course of last week fur Cadiz : ILedslits, Dirt, of 310 tons: Yount; Dixon, of 212 tons; Edward Ellice, Stephenson, a 4130 tons; Camillo., Stephen., of 62 tuns; Sir Stephen lei.liington, NPlie liar, sit 625 tuns; Advent tii e, Ilavington, a 220 tun.; Neptune, llcaril, a :199 Calliorytr, of 263 ton.; Pacific, Caul ',Ai. I tons. The contract hor hoe i and mu' too, fur Ply mnnlh pour-house, heen tal.rti at 2/. tis. sd. per cwt. The claims of the English merchants on the Court of Russia for the value of 140 se..eis and cargoes tinder neutral floors, del:shoed by the Government at Petersburgh iu the year to 0, are likely at length to be adjusted. It will be recollected that it Depute. titm, at the head of which was Mr. Alderman Hutt- CROFT, was sent front London to the Russian capi tal, to seek compensation boat the EMPEROR for losses sustained by lltitibli subjects. As the Em peror A ILEX N (wit %;i• at Ass-14•Chapelle at the time or the arrival of the Do potation, the Alrmorial was forwatoled In tom Nlitilstrr, cod ten him to the hands of the EMPEROR. An it has now been received, and we are ioofortno , ol :Lot it is of a satisfactory nature. The amount is vet:, large, as the hole 140 vessels load tamable 0/11‘ , " a 911 board, chit-fly colornal produce. 7 4 t , ( P 14 79 cl •;-;.:4;.. • 3 • 'y 46. - • • . 1 1,... , 1 " 111 . • •••• . • FASHIONABLE PABTIES. The Duke and Durheas of Northumberland gavel Zr* , ./ •ntrriainstwur, on Saturday. to the Dorlow* of mum,,..,„ Lady Gra II 3 on, Lord and Lady Clive, Lord tail 1.3.0 y lay. Lord Palturrston, Lally finch Hatton, Lady t 111.9 Cornwall, Hon. Mr. Perry, Sic. al then 11.4 w iu St. J.1111?..11.411nre. . . . . - The Anibasa;tor from she Netheilnnila ?medalistd a et. !ea tuly, on Salonloy, at his mini. ore, Mlotehall.plare; among Slow were—the Earl of Landis Lord lainsalis, Mons. Jr Bourke, &c. _ The Martini* and NlarehinneAs of Li, dawn flak 4 woad entertainment MI Satuiday to the L 31.1 and Countess , t! Jersey, Lord and Lady S%illitiin Lord Clifton, .Sr Robert Wilson, Bart, and a Imrr party, at Liatinlown The Mat cilium s. tif Sallsbury will lime a gl mid ainienilq this rtt nine, at her 114.1111 , e in Arlington-•tret t. Lady Ilyde Parker had all elegant assembly yesterday evening, at her house in Great Cumberland-place. The Dowager . Countess of Esse% bad a select fashionable party last night, at her lionce, in Curami-street, klsv-fair The Earl of Derby will girt: a grand diune , , on ICed r . day next, to the Di(Veit/ES of the Ancient Music, no house, in Gensvenor , quare. The puke and Melo , . of Wellington entertained tie Durl.ess of Richmond, the Ladies Lemmas, and a eekct party, yesterday, at Arley (Inure. FA SH 10 NA B E 3101" EMEN77I. V.scount I)t•erhurst is expected this any at his father's, the Earl of Coventry's house its Piccadilly, firm. Crewe Court, Worcestershire. The Archduke Maximilian left the Clareneors H a m. praid-sireet, on Saturday, fur the Patolimi, r,,1040“, an a visit iii the Prince Regent. Ilis Impartial .Higtmess is ix per•ied to rein, a in town this day.. The Dowager Oliche.s of :...fi riiiiiiihri land and ilie 1.1.11-3 Percy are expected ibis %eerie •at their reiade.. , .- ,ii Prey.. gardens, for the ser:am, from their seal, Sion 11.. i...... The mike of Norfolk is expected to leave hrsu ti.y ,set., for his ...al, Arundel Castle. nr......1 Mis. Thomas Chaplin have left Thomas'. Mot, Beak.:l.l-squitit, for Grosvenor. place; Mr. and Mi. N. Burgoyne are arrived at ditto,- from their seat, Mauls Nall, FAuex. 'flie Marquis of Salisbury arrived yesterday at l.i. house, in Ailingtomstreet, for the season, from Wyse .1, 11..tfe.1.i. 'l•he Earl and Counsels of Ocihy and family ao.red on Saturday at their house in Grusveuue square, form flair real the Oaks, Kent. Lord and Lady Cawdor and family arrived on Saturday at the Pullets...) , Hotel, Piccadilly, from the Lail of C4lllalea are, Castle !toward, Yorkshise. The Earl of Casailis has arrived at big house in Pair'.. gardens. 51r. and Lady G. Sloane and family have arrived at iloir house in Upper Harley-street, from their beat, Paullnu•, near Rum•:.,. Hants. Hon. Mi. Ponstitiby left town yesterday on a snit to Lor•t Ruh. rt Spencer, at his seat. ill Sussex. Airivals at Jo►dan's Hold, St. James'cattreet :—S-iinvel Walker, E•q. M.P. and family fool', 'heir seat in W.r,k•hiae, Mrs. and the Misses Shirley, from their seat in Dorraashire lIRIGH7ON, MAncn 13. st iii thy Highoetts will, of cotor,e, We hive the pleasure to say that the Regent it tertl the at Carlton-house, iiiiiii need for Thurskby ; but, it is strongly risnsoured that he will rettirts to the i ie iiii ou the follow %alp: th-y. The R. s•ent was ill public oil Terailay. am d Thursday, and slips:tied to be in excellent and •1111114. Rol( AI. CoN DEL ENSION.— We are assured a few nights ago, the Prince Regent, in a meiry mond, determined to sup iu the k:te hen of the Pavilion. A scarlet cloth way thrown over the I m,mvrment, a splendid repast was provided, and the go otl.hunioured Prince sat dots ii, wit h a select p irty of Ins friends, and spent a joyous hour. The wiloie of the servants, particulasly the temale part, n, rt , of course, delighted with this mark of Royal coil ' descension.— ( Brighton Herald.) There have been but few Pavilion arrival% and departures during the lo.o.ettt week. Tit% Dpeliesi of Richmond lelt on Sunday. . The rides and promenades display en atunsisted appearance. The Pavilion guests, aml other I vitiguished personages, trespiently perambulate Use Clara and Steyue. The I)tike of Yortt came to town on Friday evening bons IVindsor. At hall.past five ott Saturday morning his Royal flightiest. Itirgr HOlllat, for Ili iglitop. The Dtike , s of Yoax and SUSSEX hairs !deist several vi-it. to the Duke and Docile.* of Ctov. -CISTER since their arrived in London. On Saturday the Duke end D , :chtss of (1..,(t04 CEstut had a select dinner parr. Yesterday their Hit/lineman the Duke Duclies. of GLOUCESTER , attended Divine Sera ce at St. George's Church, Dutiover..tplare. Among the la.t arrivals at Barb *re--. Lady C. D'Arry. Lady Holmes, Lade Park, Lady Somer. vale, Sir IC and talc Sawyer, Sr F. Hiker. Sir H. Vitro , ' Admis ii 11..elgueni, Cul. Ileytiell, Sisjor and Mrs. Ktiotds - r. Captain unit Mr. Arms'iong, Captain and Mrs. Peasso, , , and Captain and Mrs. White. Covent-garden Theatre will thi: evett;ng be It. poured with the presence of their it,•sni Ilightte44to the Duke ant. Duchess of GLat C LST Ea, to te! Lvadne. A young gentlenvin, beletwilis:: to a rhstitignishe .l public .clitiol. eas reproved by 11 , 4 father for ni.. attending I'l4.'4olol:u:tic exen....e of the prece , llli; evetting—reproting him with, fiucy you wit t studying, Bean isf:rehuis' Oprra, instead of How r.s Odyssey C"'—. , Why, Sir. to confess the troth, was; and there is a pare in it, wish which 1 4 ,44 particularly dtlighted." Much has been .aid and written upon the soh• ject of play, awl on the policy of making it A sour re of public revenne; when this localinn Is airiro'y emoiderrsl, t h e evil id play *ill In: fosind ro an', Btmirtc the p-sssions by a mold so/wasn't" of viral.. whirls she rimester very rime she Jot, of an to what be cats gain : but Ibis is very dill, rent to O o w nod slisivissionatu 'Overtime in a Lottery, being out H/1 source of great revenue to the Slate, lint a Isrrese its I tuner, who risks a email rum slits week, may Knot oil" thousands of pounds 111 at week ; itbetl, the Scheme el present Lottery is CO novelly Arranged, that a t o , Raw aiatt cn Prises, there of wines rosy lie ti 9 , 41):./. Siatersith ran loino aa , if 1, 0 ,0 P.. , Tose , day, the 13s1 Imo 'ht. ‘vlirsi the troll. sy treTtic desa Inc