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Magistrates wield to opines it with untrinitllng vicitence, unl ite jest severiiy of the law* Netleet nothing that may enable you to obtain accurate information of all shit poisnes Its rest clunrauseni. Clootecr. 11111,1111hilte for that purpling with the csessituidante If the issdartnerie, and give precise or. den in the police scents; ancertain the truth of all the fewstatitie gores yew without delay, and do not bowies* to arrest ousel deliver up, together with the proofs of their of fence, to the Kitoes iiitersey, such individuals ps nay have loan Iged in lemmas* of a enamel Cendesey. et circulated sliming stsieseents is the pu_latie coaches, in the INN, or itt any ether pisidia place. amplest you *ill_ itesseed!siely ewe one an aectuout of rash arrest, sod the motives which • occasioned it. " The Prefect de le Newt's', " The VISCOUNT DE VILI.ENEUyEr" French Funds —Fiesier Cest.Coosals, 87 f. 410 c.; Bask Luck, 14•851. • SPANISH 'AIMS AND LISBON MAIL • CLUTA. MARCH 14. Maley Itolliramt; tam, seesedivest In report* spread by bia •parti.amt, ants io remoliihmtbesiege Tetuan a semord slate. has tuit even iiss4e his a ppenennett in(tbe Dergbiwitirbood: Zeid be aeliiinwledied'ia fittriFet. gad mime iciest looms; hut • among AR his aditenmehi,• atrouty has brew more Arm Ikea Trivia; +Meta war am intimidated by the *bream of Soli. Man, orrohl not meerire wham Is. seal, Igor yield tlw the.tvailis tired batik a( a vormeroill army which besieged it for seyeral stays, amt redirect it le grist .traits for prwh arYYL lbe coirieo Mtirretm.balsaran sod Zeid is rsiresisoly . . /fortieth sad the longer it •costrostes the snore dors Ike I • unary luau of hropoity, she roundel ism of which is the ilbo weit'isf Ilre actual poesesatira 01 the empire of idoesarco. A• olroo sir this ittusitor.so dispelled, bra fall is escudos ci BARCICI.OIed, MARrIII 30. According to *Monet • irreleed le-day from Ampuerdon, 11 6 1 et bit reiwts have 'beau themselves, who entered foto three twits., sod reissurrd the siones'of the Coartitut los, bet 'trying received intaniatiou of a eomhiitid•and *insults. lurous winvilTdASl of 'atoms corps of lumps of the hoe, n•• von.' sod pistol, of Oki( diitrict, thee Red. Un• imppily this tit but a partial dispersive, cod the effect will \WI ht. Mote (heat ileeloo9. • A letter of the 2stlt from RAO Felice Go'otels says, that that Omer have hml an action with the rebels of the party of blies., of whom they Mtge takes seven. Us happily the, leader took a poor Vahan , one of those t,ho, • from 101/r of the Cuioditotiust, has taken refrige among us, aud be will doubtless be the victor of his geld. MADRID, APRIL 5. Since she sermons we owe of ikepatrintie docility with which the volunteer oatmeal militia of PSlllllOllll* ssibinit • toil to thy dirt.irmyog ordered by she Corte., or hove tem ived many paitienta•st h•gt.ly bosioursble to that fit!. The force of the tiail•L‘si dirarmed woo 486 men, all arnied with mos- Id said heyrnyeis, which were all drliveird by the ereitiug wf the 3141, except 6n.r or live bel..i•ging 10 men who are . out of air thy. The local authoritits haer goosed gnat ho ,. •• nour laythrie wise cud trrperHr cvuJnct, causing Ilse laws tube obeyed, and mooseloo im as to nuke the chime-ming Sp- Ipeultat.as a pseislitutut, but ass of cum iliatioo. • APRIL 7. • •tbs /wporftel of to-day esiolsins•n siithentic and detailed statement of the numbers, stations, &c. of ihe Frrio h cordon along ilie Pyrenees. The moo-sot uf the. force is 41 reel. • ' sweats, or 46 liattalsonts, tron•istine of 27,540 men, and 4,0•10 • %% hoover considera that from Bayonne to Nosmes es leagues, that its the stiosswa„ when the cuptarion may epread, Ilse Preece, have 100 practicable pmres to be guarded faun Perpignan to Barrestsr, shat in the line occu pied ise the cordon, there are she.capital sonn• of fintirdeaux, Pats, 'Nelms, /loch, Tontouse,CasCASOollf, Perpignan, Must miller, and Nooses, and she forts , pre+ of Bayonne, Miner rens, gcllegarde, Perpignan, Colliouvre, Port Vesolies, &r. ss. ill be simnel, that the strength of the conies a not tsv great, nod that ii inns be lucre .rd if the coul.gior should rri soros, wishout say joss rcssoss of fearing al sttatk, Sr eves& • the least hostile intention On the past of Frasier. LISBON, APRIL 5. In the •ittine of the Cortes of April 1, the imartably es. lere4l% the dhru••iun of the project uflow fee the ....amerce between Poring& end B , Dsd. 710. Bra article was mrproweil alem muse airtime. Bosse Isteatirers objected dm it would he hopmaible to cam us the cams metre eallrely to roctogorse ships, browse the asereaolilit •riwe it ja such a deplorable erste; but others thoagist that t stlmit &misses, to a partiripatioa ia the commeret Ito toren Porsisgalood Shull, wove! be so rein the troth's,' is. 4. 1 14 of poitseal • that every eannornrial station might so elements*. essoripsina; sad they quos d in support of lhefr rwilsoteas lba ENO" set al ostigailoa, which was the name, they 'Oil, of the greatness sod happioess of Englawf. Tim el , seirosion was omtioeed is she followis:g sillirg oa she mumd art fele, which was Irowevrr adjourned. le IM sitting of she bar. M. Frivolo.' read this espial** 'of lira Diploantsc Comusitsee on she evacuation of the port of lb. promisee r.f Moose Video, occupied by she Poeta wow troops. A goat debate mom on ibis subject, and many !thrashers wishing so altpurn sire discuosios or meoont t 4 it. impedance, Nod the aircomble not being sufficiently • infcrosed, is was adjoisined Recordings,. • M. Gornerio read the opinion s.f she Special Committee, oppoinsrel Ito oral of she politiral 'Nair* of flraall, Writ* mu • burg foirrailee of she I •te event* in the provisee of Priseeinbero, 'proposes the followilig as am truly means of ostsriug Intotesollity : let. That she Buropeati troops there be withdrew,. . .2.J. That a central amnesty be declared fur Fuddles! opi • biros, from 1817 till the presto time. IIJ. That the Ezetative Goverment reprehled the Juni* for Lavin" ordered the troupe to retire, del ar t it mimosa made fur all the events that may hemmed by that measure. 4.h. That the Military Comenntee imislirerritliuut delay Mb the mesas of restoring military discipline in that pro •ince. 5!11. That all the papers which the Committee base lo ►rods he realm d to the Goversment; and that 'it ►e; invite., to take meamirea p. soon as porrible to provide foe the wort of a person to mortise the jodieal poser in that o • And, finally, tliar the Commander of the meal force on flhe coast of Drax:l protect all those who desire to place themselves to safety in cm of any mats to the premium of Pi rya tribncu. • ()Meted to be printed for further dimoseinu. N. Luna Mowers proposed that t►e Government ►e re quested to tommumrate all the MACS mpectiog tt.eycrupa ►ton of Motile, which resord at ilre time when the vacua• of Mat place, sod of the occupied port of Mon re Toby, nal altdatiOM• to Ink (Or MCP/ ante., 'Mob th•eareptiao of ohm 15 might be propor to beep ereret..?(Lisbusa rapers to Aprii 4, incintivc) _ THR ARCTIC EXPEDITION. On the 911 i March last, stela o'clock a as. • countrymen *be Srmimupluyed gathering ins-need au Iris, b4o re, in the patiali of Clos•••••y, county. rif lAmrpl , &mud • battik which !to been thrown mit by his Majesty's ship Fory,C4pl. Parsp, is 1.1.61. S. N. Imsi. di!. V. W. tk m countryman, . . estleos to nacertaio We rebels* of the h.ttle, rouceivtne it contained temetlimewbieb mnibr be vsligible to him,testa..liy eroke it, eedtepud • paper. on *bleb eat inserted (tea fol lowing. in seven differ eut 'impinges "II M. 15 Filly. "Set of 1011, 1511, lat. 11. S. N. lore. C. 17 W. At este P. M. modestly breezes from the Nortbeaed, doll misty • octane. Hanle-in corpse,. " W. PARRY, Commander." Tim. peter bsoatie to Ns. C.lretirstsr, who laionodiaiely sr...sewed it ist Ilse Tie. "burr roars Ilse bank ass (rood is io lat. 33. 13. N. hag. A tetura to au orderof•the House of Common• • • al. the expellee of pitblit: isorktrasid buildings ill the 3 rats ended sth Jatiesrziatee, stein the exprorg sal f retain the uorto fru‘stist lamest, of 11'est rt. shiver_ Hail, and therm's! repasi of the roof, et iS,iIGOI. Os. ed. •.r► , tepE ig/USB OF COMMONg s SarummT, Aram 46. . The SPEAKER 'wok the Chair epos after twelve u'elaelt. Thee , wine about sixty Members lit. -- Mr. W. M. SMITH, far Lhoglieda, took the eatb4 sal hie seal . Mr. ARBUTHNOT fare notieNtliat on Monday, in 1 4 e Committee of Supply, he thituW move certain Eliminate* fur' ex it ordinary cud toiscelLlllllll.lls service". The Ancient Commercial Statutes Repeal Bill; the Novi r*lio2 Sill; the Importation of Goods Repeal Ball; she Rove Trade Acts Consolidation Bill; and the West India and Aortic's' Trade BM, were overall, ordered to be read a second time on the 29th instant. The remaining Orders of the Day havoir been dispo;d Of t the House adjuui wit to Monday (ibis due). 7 ' TM--► THE S 1 2 1 PRE Sp. LON DON. MONDAY, APRIL 22. 1822. • A Flanders Will arrived hist night with Pepe►s to the• 20th instant. The ToltiminK are ro owlets : EXTRACT OF A LRTISR FROM CORFU, MARCH b. Woold yen believe it? We are redise*d N regret Ali NAB. HII is succeeded by a man more revel lbws he; it io t►e implacable sanguinary enemy of the to/lavers of low Christ, Omer Bey Brion'. lle boo just bee% peochiimMl Paella of Joa••ina, of Beret, sal of Osiris.. Torrents of blond will Rua under the talons of this merciless ligeri'who is guided oily by fanaticism. Mere• time the bleb inhe, italics of Ali Perlis vanishes into smoke. This is all the Sultan will gather of ibis great sacrifice. They confess only lb milli*** of piastres, and it is already said that Chourshid Paella Itumili Valami Caoriac hes moires overly sea mahout. There is nu doubt but the Soltlto will be in • very ill humour at brine deceived i■ his hopes, and that with good reason. The cosisequenee of this affair will be the rotting off of some mere heeds, avid I think it very probable that those of the conquerors of the tyrant will soon figure over the pate of felicity of the Imperial Palace at Constaatiaople. BIRUMARLI, ♦PAIL. IS. The letters from the frontiers of France speak in a mys. terious manner of the motives which have Induced she novernment to dismiss the Coined lea of the Police of the city of Nancy, and to change some of the superior officers of the puristic It teem, certain that discoverus hate beets made respecting a project fora military conspiracy, nut only in that capital of Lorraiue, but a1..0 in the fortremes of the province. All this is very obscene; but what is certain is, that the genius of evil is again at work in seems! panto of France. The Deputiep of the Second Chamber of the States Gil,. cal, who bad bre. to their ►omer so enjoy recreation after the fatigues of the Session, already briar to set out fur tie Ilagee. The deliberations of the *coed Chamber will lie extremely interesting on oceansl of the number and nature of the subjects which it will have td discuss before the rue• elusion of the Session. An Antwerp commercial journal of the Iflth says, " A Mr. C. 1.. Jr Cock, of Haeocus, briug at Ft. Nichnlas l av t Suturday, swiodled *sacral nwrchasats of this city of 80,000 franc.. noder the puiptwe of purchasing for ►eady rivitory I parcels of govilr. The police is in active pursuit of him." The Atufriaa Observer to the 9th iecht sive, preserves the •awe silence respecting the sffsirs of Tuikey. There has been a considerable improvement since oar last in the prices of the French Government securities. The five per cents. clnsed on Wed. neaday at 87f. 60 c.; Bank 6tuci was qnoted at 1,585 f. The Paris Aspen furnish no means of en abling us to ascertain what tact the actual state of the uegociatious between Russia and Turkey may have exercised in producing this rise in the French market. There is, in fact, no intelligence from the East to which any confidence can be attached, but the resulutiun which is presumed to have been adopted by all the great l'uwers of Europe, of threatening the Porte with their united hostility should the Divan uhivinately adhere to its first de termination, has removed ruins the amide of m an y persona all apprehrmiun of • war.' Some of the articles of domestic news in the French Papers possess a considerable share of in terest. We collect from tl•em that a feeling of in ,quietude and alarm exists in many parts of the kingdom, and that in some or the departments the conflagrations of houses are so frequent, that it is impomible to abcribe them merely to accidents. Strict measures of precaution against the iletigns of seditious persons lime been deemed necessary in many place., as if there prevailed an uneasy temper of mind among the people, which Might, without much, apparent dtlfieulty, be stimulated into acts of violence. The tone of some of the speeches delivered in the Clamber of Deputies. shows Out this assembly is tint wholly free' Gam upper beintions. The misconduct of .Government is or/signed sith great freedom. and in some ill *Nimes with praises of the Revulution are mixed prophecies amounting to threat., that the system pursued by the prrtesit Members is driving the people to renew these scenes of tenor which lime stained the annul,: of France. In the debate en Wednesday, M. GUITARD .reposed that the slime of money appropriated by the votes of the Chambers to one head of the public wavier should nut be ap plied fur the uses of another. In supporting this proposition, the Member " If I were a deputy of a country where the fundamental law was reli giously observed ; whirr, silos% iu the affections of the people. the Government proposed just laws, which it executed with impartiality ; whew the ie presentattou was cutittitutionol ; and where, gua ranteed by an eciniumtert Ad ttt i t the vita nut enjoyed their tights in peace, and to the forget fulness of every dimention taste the advantages or titildstion, I would vote for a special eppitopria hoOp. that t Ote disorstrof tte ioaswits kjusuld serer 1113 re our prosperity. And were I a deputy or o country where the **Cita compact iris eluded or despnircl ; where, sup ported aaly ley a threatening atiuority, the Govern- pent was under the necessity of continual ly proposing laws of exception ; where the representation was t .faite ; where, overwhelmed by excessive taxation, sod tormented by art uneasy and suspicious Admi nistration, the citizens were at once disturbed in their industtions pursuits and in their political rights, and goaded into new disorders; ofa coon try. in fine, where, to complete she system, pens,- ennui' would call itself forgetfulness of the past, espiouage devotedness, information fidelity, deceit frankness, imbecility talent, and profusion econo my ; still would I vote for a special approptiusion more strongly that 1 'night prevent greater disorder in our Gliwice', and rescue the state from destruc thou." It is not difficult to perceive how the De puty wished to apply the characters which he has here sketched. If the present Government of France Ise condacted upon SO very bail a principle as hr has intimated, it is surprising that it does not pro. Bred one step farther, and prevent the publication of such speeches. A very insportaut dqcoment will be found in another part of ow .Paper. It it a copy of the official eertinitsweetion matte by the Minister of the IL-public of Columbia to the several Governments of Europe, in which he requires the recognition of the Republic. The. Minister intimates that his Go vernment will hold no intercourse, political or cum meicial, with any State Which dues not recognise its iiidepeudeuce. Madrid Papers to the 9th, and Lisbon Papers to the 7th instant, have arrived at our office. The Cortes of Portugal are anxiously occupied in dis cussing the affairs of Bnizil, and in endeavouring to regulate the future merctid intercourse be tween Portugal and the great Trillls.Athutic por tion of her empire. W hope that the Cortes will, by an early arid well-timed concession, secure to their country the immense advantages which a close union upon liberel principles with the Brazils mu►t pruduce. The pretensions of su periority oil the part of Portugal over that extensive country can never with safety enter into the policy of the Csbiiiet The least show of it in the pre•eut sate of America would instantly dissolve the c• u rnexion of the two court trier, rind of this the Cortes cannot, we presume, ' now entertain any douliti. The accounts from Spain speak of the occasional eppear.itice iu (hi, ferent parts of tl.e country of bands of insur gents. From their numbers., and tj►e character of• their proceedings, they might with more pro witty he rolled gangs' of robbers. The French cordon of health rs represented as amounting to upward• of 27,000 met.; but the extent of the ft...micro. the uumbrrs of the'pasees, the difficulty of preveoliog the progreati of cootatioo, rod the imperiunee of the cities which were to be protected. err untried in the Sputriait Pitpers as inefficient excuses fur the eppseetit magnitude of this force. On Srinrday the Doke of You transacted lei lits,y hu.iu,w with the Kula. Yestettley the LORD CHANCELLOR. the LORD CHAMBERLAIN, rnti Calla MURSTER, hod •u• Heeners Ins.MAJWITY. The bustle on the llolyhesil !told win not little ificre4sed in the conriie of lost wi el: by th e Irish Members hustling to loon In meet Sir Jotter NEwrowr's motion. which is fixed fur this night to the Hou.e of Commons. ilia Constituents at Liverpool have invited Mr. CANNING to e puhlie tlioncr in that kiwi', upon his appointment to the Government if On Thurad4t . the Fanny transport arrived at Poi smooth, from Matto, with troops and returned Gov t . 1 11 1 l teid swirls. She left that Wand on the eztil Febroury, when there were there Isis Majesty's shim nolitrart, BO (Viee-Admiral Sir GRAHAM MOORE. Diltatch, lantliclees, cud Adventure. She io wafer goastisitss•e. We learn by letters from limaim (remised by the Porthide) tint the 114/met Inger, Copt. W I.OUGHISY. C. It and the Nautilus, lA. Capt. hit AM CHAPMA N, were WIWI 4s bare the 'maim) for Eng land. Toe chips e..nipotisg thesquadron ' , tie thus stationed : tisbille. Captain Jos. Rowley, at Purl° Bello; Falmouth, Coptale Edward Purcell, at the Spanish ; Tamar, Sir otomitia, Bast. at Vera Cruz ; Piramns Cap. fain F. Newcombe, C. 8.; Eak, Ceptaiu E. 1.. Warner; fruit Naiades, Captain Chapinat!, at Bortrokue; Tithoue. tutu Willoughby. CB.; Tyne, Cttptatu G o dh,., ; Captain Credo; Carstatiou, footsie Walnut; Bustard, e3p lain Wigsion shwa Ilse Icara., Coptaiu T. Herbert, at I'us i Roy4l.—(ttowritir I TelegToo.) Contemn GODFREY, of the Surinam, has been. post e d into the roe, vies Cupluin K. Will rt, iu tuli.lyd; Lieutetsnatts WIGSTON cod CROLE, of the Sybil's., promoted so Comma:Mess into the Suri nam awl Bombard (the latter vacant by the death of Cspi.fil W. 0. MARTIN). Olt IVrtlibestld ri y the Punlan, Coot. W. LLOYD, Vilute,iiito I'..rto.uoulii harbour, to be paid ~,f. !lemon. at Spitheall—Ploeion•nd (*unitising. OH Tursd:sy she slily .Minerva, Ciptaits 8E1,1., sells d for Hobart's Town, Van Diemen's 1..0.41, roil New 5..1101 ‘Vaki.—She look Omit( thirty fire inseer.gros, valises of North Britain, fur s i te foroirr place. Capt. HENRY E. P. STEYR? is oppoin'eci 10 the Turbos frigate, to be C411111.1b11 11111 l It Plymouth fur • foreign station. Mi. JAMES SOME IS Singt/11 or the Crime. Tl.e fullosms% officers a tiie Tribune hove turd sitter that Shill hits 'pees' ou thr Jamaica station : Lieuteeast Marks Murray, Mr. Thomas Dania, Sur: ;MUM ; Meson. 11. B. White and neurone, Assistents; Mr. K. Baker, esersoler; Mr. Brown, gunner; the Rey. Juhis Laby, Chaplain; hi'. Bowl." Nonillion, Midshipinast and *boot hO oissows soli ammo.. Liruteuant G. R. Taller, of the and Mr. T. X. Savory, Pones' of the *tulle, died en IL. same stall... ill THE KIAG. His Majesty attended divine service yesterday at the Chapel Royal. St. James's, and heard a sermon by the Rev. Dr. Edridge, rrom the 4th chapter of Sr. Matthew, and the 1•t verse—" 7hes WWI Jesus led op of the Spirit into the wilderness.* The church service was read by the Rev. Mr. Mimes ('he Soh-dean), the Rev. Mr. Hayes, arid the Rev. Mr. Barham. The Te Deems, 64e. was King'', in D.—The Sanettss was Deputes in D.—The aiithem woa" God is our hope and strength." Dr. Greel , , mud admirithly sung by Meters. W. Knyvett, Norld, Mitlyneux, Clink, Nimes, Evans, and Roberts. The verve part by the four first gentletnen—Sir George Smart presided at the organ, ; Mr. C. Cram Sell at the violoncello, as lutanist to the Kine. The Bishop of Lincoln attended us Clerk of the Chisel. At the clove of divine service Colonel Stephtsveosi, the Surveyor-Genet..l, and Mr. Mesh, of the Lord Chamberluiu's Office, attended his Majesty to view the Court-rooms of the Palace, which have been repaired, altered, tinprnved, and dee:wiped. The King was accompanied by the Pitney** Augtote, who had also altroded divine service ot the Chapel Royal. Gls Majesty entered moil returned f l ou t the Palace by the garden entrasice. A noweber of person* respectably d 41 lined the Mall, to mike their obeisances sod pay their dutoul reepetis to his Majesty as he passed. tf• afi -r- -• .-0 ) 1 441 S e 35 FASHIII.VA I if. R P.411T1 RS. The Duke and Duchess of Somerset e..tettained 1..mtl and Lady Kini and a duttsil_guibhed party oil Salaiday at thrur Lowe in Park-lane. The Dale of Lk-grasslike will eire hi, woad musical party an Thursday at Devonshire House. The following distinguiabed persau•yes will give grand rater laiume~~b stonsorrow is honour ul his Majesty's slay :—The Duke of Montrose, in Grarirrniirainare ; she 513rquia of Cuilynghans, Hassaltun-place ; she tdargais of Luodonileir, St. Jansea's-uplare ; she Earl of Liverpool, Fife Hou.e ; the Bishop of London, St. Jasses'a-eqoare ; soil Earl Batburri. Guest Atailwer•perert. . - . _ . _ _ The Marquis of Slaffuid ropes iaitted the Doke of Norfolk, the Earl sod Cowan* of Surrey, and a party of dusituetion, yesterday, al his house it. Clevelaud run. Countess Lie►ra's party ye.terday e►ening, i■ Harley street, was ►e►y tlefranaly intruded The Esti of llostdierry bat issued raid. of invitation for an etatertannneut on Saturday next at hi. I.OIIIIP In Pleesdelly. Earl Whiltrorth rastertaiurd a aricct party e•ourrilay at his horstrin Grarveartt square. _ . . . . . - . . . The Exit of Wretsio►laod has loaned raids of ineitation fur au eetiTtaniment un Saturday ',est at bia house in Grua. vetser-square. Mr. Littleton, M.P. bin issued curds of Invitation fur • party on Saturday utat at hu house in Puratuas.ag•are. FASMIONABLE MOVEMENTS. The Duke of Portland left town yeaterdsy twilling fur New osarkei. The klargair and Illarrhionest of Tiviatnek hare arrived al them I se in Arlingiouniirrei (ruin their seat, Oakley BrilfinJahire. Tlie Earl of Rossiya sod family arrived vvrierday at their bott.e io St. Jaaseies-square from their stet to scot. land. ' Countem Beauchamp and family •irived on rrolay men- Inc ail dui/ hon-it in St. Inniev'p .4qtante hum Paris . . . The Esti slid Connsess of Lonmt de and She Latina Low ther arrived on Sasurd.sy evening at their hoose in Charlet.- str.-es, llerktley osinarr, Gous their oral, Cuite.tnore, Rut landahire. The Earl and Coonl.o, of llaro ley have lift town for their 'eat, Cobham Hall, Kent L, rd and Lady Huard Molynrax have •rrived at Eutaw'', II otel, cr Brook-at/re, from their seat, Antis. del, 1111. sett Lard G. IL eareodilh left lowa yesterday for New. market. The Amba•anibr of the Nei hereands God 'wife arrived as Waldo, at hit Liedleney's koure. Whitehall-place, from Paris. Arrivals at the Pit!teary Hatch Piccadilly s—The Earl of Fife, irons Pare.; Mr. Kratnare, front dims; Lady *bright and family Isom • tour; and James Masse, Log. Gots Oath. Arrivioli at Brunet's Hegel, Leicester ripare:—Count De Gallia'. (rout Parts; and Sir George Parnell, Bart. hots Bric . On &Itemslay arrived from Ireland the Hon. Christ°. pher II II ratchiboutt, M P. Nir GeJrire and Lally Fetherstnne and family have sr rivrtl at Jut dates Hotel, St. Jimiev%-idiert, from their seat in In land. The Honourable Colima L. Stanhope Ilse arrived at the Fail of Harrington 's house, iu the Sundelaid. St. Jamea's, from forks. T. S. Gooch, Erg. arrived yeslerdsp at Fade's's Hotel, St. Jamnet.'o-.t.e.t. from !amoral lo Suffolk. Joint Holton. Egg PI mired on Sgtorday at the Clarendon Uund-•lreet, from his seat near Liveipul. Mr. and Lady Ansi Coke are rigieeird this dgy at their w residence in Bin lisigtoe-sgreet, Sevin their lest in Nor folk. Arrivals St Tinton... hotel, Retieley-square and Mrs. Cut belt and farad, fraor their se■t on Shreprhure, and Me. ►ad Mrs. Hepburn and farosly from Rocheaort. D-par toores from Josef :..-The Marquis of Exeter for ?iewinarleg, Dud Mr. and Mrs. Lino Fox for ditto. . The PfillCeSe AUGUSTA spent the cloy on Friday with the I hitlirs% (.1 ILARINCIR at Bu►hy Her Royal Highness returned to tor, to the evening. Yesterday afternoon the Princess AUGUSTA rode to KenGinglon on a vibit to the Ducheoe et' KIiNT and the Princess SOPHIA. The Duke sold Duchess of ATHOL. the Bishop of SuDOR AND MAN, Ludy SARAN and family, ar rived on Tiourroday at Liverpool, from the lale of Man, on their way to The Noble Duke landed ;ruder a salute Iron► loos Moojtsty's sloop ut tor sr DCAiNCe. Copt. Its:Au. Covent-garden theatre was honoured on Satyr glory evening with the iv-owner ut the Pe itierrit AUGUSTA, too see the atmelt-adearoro ol undo-drama of ( !retry and Pair Star. This it ' he third time he► Its yal Highness his MillUelilCd this celebrated per fro mance. gate. - Saab OF GRREN ctorlf, PT. tures's PALatr, 18TR APRIL, MI ' • BY HIS MAJESTY'S COMMAND, Notice is hereby giveu,Thall alLcarriages proceeding iolit Ildrjr•We Drawing Bourn, at Buckingham House, mil's.... day, the 23d day of April, are to fall into the hue at top of St. James'..-strret almig Ct.vtlsad row, is,l Through the littable.yerd into the Park, and set d.,•• • t. siwir !puree,' heads. towards Buckiagham.tate ; drier slowu they are to wait to the Birrle•ge..ralk, and 0. 4 1 6_ Parade opimoile the Here Guards . hi tali...t up the. to go along the Road of the Man, or the Wan: sad 10 out at Isekii.gliam-gate, or the H )r..e Guard, To Hackney Coaches will be pertained to maw iro n Pant, bet man set dorsi at the outside a Usticisilwp. The Gate at the top of Conatitution.lo II will be open (A , fir Caresses belaboring to IN•raoh. has iog the Entri. *NJ servant. nth mimic the royal Faro!ly• which are to swi 4. 4 al the Great Dour of the Palate io ihe Court.yard, auJ wait at the halloo of Tirkets fur Carriages bitoritiot to Prrviambaviag the Reare. gulag in at the Ga'e na lite lup arCeite4itatlai •ill be ileltvered at the Board of Gaels Oath p.Jasn i Palace, 011 Monday Next, between Ole been if One and Three o'Clock i sad 110 idler (7areiaxes will be admitted AI Ibis Gale. Chain are le Weir ibe Green Park al the dour in Ike Sti. ailjousiug the Que.o Liiriary; to proceed *v.v. Ik Greta, and to set (limo at the Great Uuor of the sod le wait within the Railing. CONYNGHAM. FINK AIiTS. BRITISH INSTITUTION, INSTITUTION, PALIAIALL. Tde Winter Exhibition rioted on Saturday, after a stir. Ces•ful lbo.soli. bolls Per to the toon' , er of visitors and SVENIAN.is Peso, I4ittiimllt has heels bidsibt by• 51r. V•aIaiTTART, and Ntr li,•at of the laatlocapes are gone oil. it is lost justice to ri peat our ackuorrieden ci. •i parking 'tithe ion pr .vemeuts o'io•rvab'e iltthis Extohd..:, especially is the lasidacara. If the public are say way (vb. n. tied for the intellect 114 I eltirseter of the amiss. they one some thanks In NAIMYTiI , LIPTON, 110/FLAN°, pallaCit, WARD, Laaniaell, anti Jurrag, fur their esairibisounc • if tiro. branch of the Airs tikes an admaeirig cep, the real must soon follow, sod we may hope neat year to see some upirsierl etrlrts is historical id situ, without which it so wit be owned thal the A. is. to ilieur present state, woehl acireely be a .object worthy of 3iteatton, wbikihe anat.y boasts ascii vitomble rolleerinor from the old masers. It, Summer Exhibition, which will oyes is a forinizlet thr.— wi ha. will mansial ors very choice selerliuw fro. Ike °film , leaden fa each of the Cosiiiiieuial Schools, situ n e• peeled to maroara say foraer exhilNlinn of them whir!' by )el been thump open In the public. SADLEWS WELLS THEATRE. M Ihs DA NCI perf. rated Agnes, in the Orphan of the Currie, lur her own benefit, at the Bath theatre, nu Seturday Mrs. lii NN performed •Queen Eli:uheth, in the new illorut . Kenilworth, on ItiOlniNy iabl. In Dub. lin, ter the tir.t time, and so tleinbire has beers its soecess that it is to be played every other met during that Litt', engagement there. 11r .......... . ~, Dewing the last week this theatre his been most fashionably awl aiii.iserumly attended to Mints, the representation of Tow and Jerry, written Ire PIERCE EGAN, 1111.1 fnunded upon his highly pular work of Life in London. The scenery. by 11.3111ERNWOOD, is. as usual, spleudidly ond ta e.lv executed. K EELEY'S perforisallet of the pet of ✓eery was regulated bt• • just conception of the peculiarities laid down, and am most devervealv applandrd throughout. F. 1.1.1017, as Corintluoa Toss, displayed an unusual degree of talent, ant met that universal approbation his superior stet gentlemanly acting so justly entitled him to. VALE sustained the pert of Logic with his usual rxret leuce. Note and Site ore very effectively per formed by MissJondsiusiEalid Mrs. RENAMES; tilt rest of the characters, by the ►trength of this excl.:- lent company, are sustained with emrserdinory ability. The pony reeds ire stringed in the most ingenious mud masterly style. The a holeliss hero repeated every evening with if potsiblt isaarawil and deserved ►uccess. The Nines, of the town. with the fair anpecr. since of the weather, promised yebterday a gra': muster in the Parka; hut between four mut ti%• o'clock. the fashionable hour, a lowering sky 111. i I fall of rain iu • great measure thouppototed expectation. Anions? the last arrivals it Bath are— T.nrd Murat Sautifusd, Lady Anne Murray. Hon. F.nukla..d, Sir C. and Lady Coolies. tir R. and Lady Ls! Sir H. end Lea) Matthias, Sir R Vilnius, Aka. IVoite:r! Cut. Haworth. The Prince and Princess of DENMARK visiit: the Royal Medal Mint at Patio on Thurwtuy on which occasion • medal of plrtina wag ,tiut and presented to their Royal fliglirresses. On • wile are represented Lure and H rune flow. wreathed& roars; on the other are engraved the elan of the Prince and Princess. S , r SIDNEY SMITH has presented to the [;,.dlr. Literary. through the Chancellor of the riiiter , ts of Oxford, a fac-simile of an ancient Greek ie.ent, lion, on a gold plate. found in the wins of tit ancient city of Canopus ; and also a hook pnott , on board a ship of the lint in the Mediterranean. His Grace the Duke Uf BUCKINGHAM •se sufficiently recovered front iintillootton 0.. :oz. , the late Aylesbury Sessions. There was, pretty full attendance of Magistrates, - Marquis of CHANDOS, SaJOHN DASuWooO Bart. Sir W. L. YOUNG, Ban. and Sir T. 1. FaEmANTLit. Bart. - - - - - - - Recollect !—HAZARD and Cn. sold the la first drawn 0,0001. Prizes in the present aurt that two more 40,0001. Prizes 11111$. ~be 1 AtORROW, whet. the Luau, finishes. The Dra....4 vas at Name iu the Aktruitur. Tickets sod shares art ie.: by HAZARD and CO. Stock Walters. Royal Escheat.* (i4' , Corahill; and 3R4, &Wont street, corner uf Sao,- street ; oho have already sold 17 Capitol Pores a t: prevent LoUrry. We have authority to state, dist, in answer to I letter fruits the Duke of BUCKINGHAM to thr Don. the CHANCCLLOR. of the EXCHEQUER. latter inforats his Grace that (here is no legal t• jection to the use of wheat in the brewery. he had desired the Excise, betore /nuke this known, in consequence of the artare the harvest, as well as that the use of wheat wry be allowed in the distillery. It is of course to ro ternetubered that she wheat made into melt for purpose of brewing will be liable to the like us moll etude of Imo 1ey...-(Brrits Gazette; • . 1 ful l:s nre: Anca pert Agnes, in the 1) 7 4 :* jection to the use of wheat in the brewery. 1i.,: the tustie, lur her own b e n e fit, it the bath theat ofre, .:ict; . 1 . 171;;;;...1its Grace that 'here is nu lecil .t• i 1 Miss D he had desired the Excise, 'adore Chnotm: l, . , I on S.turday night. mike this known, in consequence of the uett , rs• r. I 111n. Ilk NII perform e d •Q u een Eli:ehreh, in the the harvest, is well as that the use of w heat weu o 1 1 • new ialay. yr Kenilworth, 011 Monday last. in Dub- be allowed in the distillery. It is of course to r , ,f lin , far the first tim e , mu d s o &emigre has been its ieniettibered that she wheal etude into melt for e d • seetroo that it is to be played every other night purpose of brewing will be liable to the like di: . i during that Linty', engagement there. as melt made of Mo lar.—(Backs Gentle; .