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1; 141113 DUTCH MAIL. amme. Las been wilolly drprived of MAIABVItGH MAIL. . fto. soborrive liU eightik a °flowing siorolsg.•—The Bath Atol l, Isafpoi of reschiag Exeter a gamier before eleveli o'elynk, Oa not arrive till two the folkewirig seoesisg. The Mertes. bevy Mail, which ought wheys revived about Moe at sight, Adept reach Exeter till live seat asonikag. The Falmouth Moll, vim also four hosm oat of time that sight. Thors en, mid Friday nights, the 'mediae Mails were about three %pews sod a headier time. The thicked..part of the wow ems tenures Rridproft ssdMLss rd, wiseeelt ball drifted is sothe places tea feet Amp, particularly wear Loslttusidy.ltst, vetoes the Maife.ssels fir Limiest sleek fast en Wednesday =. The WNW wed Seer mtlesesedseltAmme bees meat gig; sit or eight horses have hers frepeotly seers so, Pe sue'eosele, end their whole estatlitdobest of borers Proviretly at work together, upwards sal dowerwarit. Ali as evaders bars sow soarly reemwered their time. ' 4, U:tinily IN? ELLIGE.VCE. • PA In. 3411.11/ 4111` 5. ''Mere will lye no repots on the Petiuoit of 111. Vincent relative to the reed of the Regicides. N. Vincent. terrified at the resoletieWtstken by the Chamber of Peers, was apprehensive of en equally eisgraceful fate in the Chamber of Deputies, he Vberefore prayed to withdraw his Petition. The Cowwwitter determined that the Petition should be Worried to Mier. The Emperor Alexander of Russia fora metered LOOO frs. to be paid to the subsrription far erecting as monument to Melr.lierhes. The Emperor's let. ter, dated the ail) of November. cowman, s hang. inane cutniilurnent to that excellent man. This mo. Miami* *which trensrnit to posterity the memory orieneynu, actions . nee their hest recompense, as . the' both consecrate mid inspire them. Madame Murat possessed a precious collection •f medals, muting which arm • great number of Ottek pieces. She has. it is said, sold these to The Conrt of Vietino for 100.000 fr. Madame Murat has also other precious antiques. among 'flew. one of the largest and most begonias' Etru :;nn vole•, al d a reflection of pictures of the Guest erriuds of art in Italy. if IC) KA. AEC CUSS II 18. The journey of their Imperial Majesties to Italy will not take place in the spring. as was at trot stated, but in the autumn of 1920. On the .ether hand, it is said their &Nestles will go to Bo trail& in the spring. {'ROM THE MAME. DECEMBER 48. • Arenniing to occounts gives) toy a traveller, Sand for above TAh month past, and 'lnes Hot even recognise any his Cornier acquaintance. zunten. DOCRWIIII te. Very alarming accounts have bean received from Wottew)l 4 in the canton of St. Gab, respecting a mountain which threatens to fall. All pratrible prevent' are taken with the greatest diligence, and onr able engineer, Mr. Esther, has been con ..lied upon the danger. He his east:tined upon rheepot the nature of the danger. and his report is *Aid to have contributed sot a little to itictvase the Arley°. SAWS, JANIIAKT 2. We kern that the waters of the Rhine, the Weil. anti the - Illave, eve falling considerably—the dikes wire every when is good order. The Isal can t:glued to raw till the 314 Decennia.; but there, lath the dikes remained uninjured.—(Deteh Pa pos, Janua►y 4.1 Ham oval. 111102111IER Q. Yesterday the General Assembly of the States of ; for kiivgdona was solemnly opened by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. as Governor. General and Representative of his Royal Highuess *he Prince Regent. At ten o'clock his Rusrl Highness proceeded is stole to the church *Pine PaLice. and, after divine service, repaired with mach pomp to the Hall of the Assembly. where.. ESiing taken his seat and saluted the Deputies. *Ka then all sat down. his Royal Highness addressed the Assembly iu the.following tintCl) t— • ". Worley amemiled Stela if nes Kivdos. • Ile more impottane.tiss ,isseleat is which *rims forms, hocuseicouotry ow this day, ems eribieb the sow eitsirlished :viiitions sad fruit se the Assembly of the 'Steles tate tact, the RION mkrettbk.it tots me toperfsmo, as Gnettoor assegai of thellioidep, la shit:Dom of the Prime Almost, sermonise brother, she Aim" istrediteing you, the assroo-' bird Agates of the kindest, into the •wew sphere of adios I.l.ich sow *peas itself to jeer itertillue• • .• "The 11/0151 Letters Palest etOelifiettliPieemlb Imam Aulassiotod owe with the prbseiolos arkishßaM theilldmse Itegert•iri Ileum theCoomitellow of the dewed illetemity of the Sistes,im had Dot lo view the totrodetliiii of „paw Coussimmioa hustled ewes jut theeretics/ prieciples, •Isitrem the crourary, orireseledepso the oeteictiou dust it esosiseisot with the welfare of the kingdom to *pfoisere, at :far es possible, the 'listing ismitstioos wlthjL t.issiskirsil" bitted,' ""ctiiimed by elirrielieef sad poly* In: • vssipot oselsansdinastioos as the ,Mope of eirminellesossi • feeder *mesa's/. "llie division Into several chambers is meformatils taiebe ..pearosa Commutation, and pertieularV to that of wiz Mime asy. ; .I,is.iretroehiced iota ohs CenierslAsessehipmf &Wei wi am.sbe lime nesse, ma the loportsut stales 'Ofebeestio: ere ober* , subjected to • more torefel sad th i sromebsx. lot far hey you. bs 1M iboaleilt that thPlow igietwheeusoaloisimeittetio their deliberations; iheia 4111buil islijeve: *los hen over year views IMF difersmiteeplbel matatt kid Woe/ yes, yes west etas all yaws theme** xer...ond„pljjeel, the,easersl *Were of tim.cosiadif.' .Pourwrilleilort ltp i.lanßya r lelfitslisteead • fie.i.scpiokstbes.ohjoet sleep is Arkpromilifor-sesseusbemos ;ant you ,all, wMlwsre erteeptlims..beise I .W 'reverent is thli Assembly; Sol MAO stirs poetises, .yaws sleds, your proeloto ifisettlefrosiluissidiljefielbeltellAiLciemeo,fif ;• s frisketledlteosideiLlsimis Iles rag. *lt eldo. 4isskeut. _pre Ifae-estell dine Puma ilissest,itiessossua ;hem oriebdassati.. THE BitfriSH PRESS. LONDON. MONDAY. jawvan 10, IWO. A Flanders Mail a►rived last sight with Papete to the Bth inttaut. The fullowiug ere extracts : time. pianism lei. - - A little pamphlet, of only one sheet, is privately circulated at Madrid, the title of which is •• A Di aerie tottiotta At Araks q I)ra Qui.reitt. a Li beral, alai a Servile." This pamphlet, which is .fall of origin Joy awl wit, is a hitter satire ins the different operation* of the Government. The cuss. *piracy of the pretended orders to march the mili tia, to arrest and send into banishment some grave ecclesiastic., to remove civil and military officer% , have fornished the @whor with a multitude of pleasantries, some of which are very piquant. All •the endeavours of the Police to discover the dia. tributorx if this satire have been hitherto un- New. received by merchants at Cada from Vera Crust. mention that a large convoy, voniingfrom Mexico with several millions of piasters, destined far the 4iother Country, had arrived la that city, where it waited for a safe conveyance to Spain. Happily the convoy has a numeroui escort, fur the void from Mexico to Vera Crux is not Tree from dais ger, sod is often intercepted by bands of guerillas. The eternal Father Torres has again appeared in the geld with '6 or 700 awn. This indefatigable s partisso retiree itgo the asonotsime is soon as he is pursued by the Royal areope,• re-appears in the ,plaips when the donpe is plat, imposes contribu tions so the village. and the inhabitants who are blow" to eaterssio opioious contrary -to his ovro,, and Pashal. hie booty without a possibility of siVettaking him. At the beginning of October lie had a successful action with the .dragoon* of '- ice, whom he repulsed *jib Lois, bat other trove cambia* up, Father Terms trimppearcd with his bead. Ha was formerly a Priest, sod mach es. .feessed ia.his ihocepe. - .. '. J.A.MWtt I. It is oilkesed that the emend •Coatutitter et ' Newts has ,ham two /Wire" lto which ,it examined reseal reports thitt•it hod emitted respecting the circulatien of seOitlutto writings. It is believed 411041sess gibe vitestioted 4lssia will .be lino to Sews. •* . P.F,441‘. "kook iir The sia wt issued a Itliitisterial .Coolmsttes. Arist ietptititto gets that 6.0. t Associations : k is 1 41 1 1110*4 1 4 P • • POI", M kisagea.blets. ialdatairPhis ).;:), • - 411. si•AvAi•lfiki‘v a trl= 7.--4 1ksi.mitii 4 - 34. 41 I 1.1%. - • ii g an Ordinance Ise 110 renewal of lite third of the members at %At Diet. *Med' ' Vit e lp and the Vieeeviy is whoged Atilie assemblies for that Wii have rectived .Pono. Papers of Wedo.s. l day lag. A private triter in the Journal dA 1 Pekes. received from Vienna. states, that in ' the eighth marmite wf the Congress, whi•lt toot place an the 24th of December. the Ministers of the several Powers of Germany decided the import ant question of the true ones • g of the I3th Articie of the Federative Ace. relative to the Con mitutiows tor the States fieeeral, which are to be esta blished to till the German nations. The decision woe formed unanimou►ly. but the details were not made public: it is understood to be very favour able to the old institutions. The next conference will he devoted to the con sideration of s question of no less importance. name ly. in what eases the opinions of the majority of the States conlpo•ing the Union shall be obligatory upon all the Confederated States. Upon the deci sion of this question will depend the political ex. istence of the Conf.detation of the German States. The Chamber of Deputes of France assembled on 'nearlay. M. lieY, the Minister of Finance, on thut occasion' sul 1111 l 110 to the Chanther a pro ject ufa law fur gitiog greater security to the se.qui sition of whet is called orattonal property, by com pletely and definitively Gering the purchasers or the national domains and their heirs from all future claims, " Thus," he observed, " will be efficiently dissipated those vague inquiet odes which have barn excited ' , titivate any foundation respect ing Iles sales of the patios's' domains, which have not been thrememd, which no one has attacked, of which the Charter is the assurance, and of which the Government will ever be the surest i'roteeite." The Project of the law was read, and ardested to be considered in the bureaus un 111111 N day. Tb 4 Five jet tetit. on Tuesday were, 71 r. 70 c. .—Babk'swek„- Ago T. • Our private letters of recent date from Paris, dwell upon the dissatisfaction escited among the Royalists ■nd ioysli•ts. by the favour shewn to the el-der:alai RehAs and Regicides lately retailed to France. Among the Members of the Royal Family who approve this indulgent and for giving policy, the Doke of ANGOULEME stands p►ominent. Ilia Duche.s, however. remains 6rm and inflexible in her principles. and can never for give the authors of the calamities inflicted upon her House in the tragic fate of her Royal Parents. case of • female who was wounded by • sharp instrument byaoine monster in the shape of a MOO. WM!. 1101iCed in the Paris Papers. Ng regret to Suit from private letters. that this is not a Wuheavy case. Niue aintilar cases were lately re ported to the Police in one day. The crime has not beta attended its soy instance with fatal come. flumes. It is quite new in Paris. Accounti from Sierra Leone. dated September 43, state. that the Spanish Commissioners were so ill, f rom th e climate. that no proceedings could take place vn the vessels of that tintion sent in ; ated Portugal having appointed none, the Com mission. as far as relates to the Slave Traders of that nation, remains a nullity to this very moment. The Pheasant ■nd No , gismo had sent in two remelt.. The Thistle had arrived from Purts -tnouth. .The Color, had been unhealthy; many lives were lost. Friday evening his hlsjesty's stnre.ship H'ep mouth, Mr. Rlcu►ab Tungus (Master) Coat. mander. smiled flans Poitsmuutli for the Cape of G o nd (lope, with 470 settlers (mess. women, and children) on board. fur that colony. DuscAN CAUPIIBLL. Eeq. (.'o the reduced list of Coptini.., of the Royal Marina forces). a gentleman of an intelligeut sod enterprising mind, is gone out by this convey/wee, with a party of artisans mild sgri eoltorists. Several parishes in Witshire have con veyed wen out in Ibis ship. CONSQI3 in their progressive improvement closed on Saturday for the account at 691. The favour able appearance of the market was generally attri buted to the pacific character of the PARSIDiNT'S Message to the Congress of the United States of America, so far as it mpected the relations sub. listing between great (Britain and the American !Alan ; but it will be remembered that the funds were gradually rising before the arrival of the Pee. otoorro Melange—and moreover, us a war with America had not been previously contemplated, there is no pretence for supposing that an appre heapiou of hostilities had depressed the funds, or wider such circumstances. the tone of peace could have exercised u favourable influence upon /heir prices. But there are some points noticed in the Pstg. ostit's Message which alight be supposed to excite in ibis Country Other feelings thin those of gratifi cations. Attelopto, it spervirs. hors been made On tleoport,of the Ammicsu Government to induce ihellntirantent of Grant oxitain to consent to an mrsugemeut 4or 'exultant; aspen a principle of ..mrittfpfo zo.popoa joAltrcouran betivenn the United &atm end. else British. Popmesions, as TO to the Wit h } 9 , 1 0 " 4 of Plitiol Aftaki; but the pro *u ass Aliiimed , • 4•' • • : ev‘iisage ..4 sat' Ilbg .:b\\ ten. The PI site hi . 4111 1 11116 1, s to the of Compel* the of oubjeetiog Ifti• inlereo!treg to thee prohibitory regolotitooo. Thii Monet- Lion being the immediate conoequenee of the vefowd •f the Byttiolt Mtnistry to &coed* to the propos. I of the American Government, savours, we ate worry to think, uf an angry spirit. Mr. Mootoc does not enter into the details of this important question, and in the official communica- fiat relative to the affairs of the country, made to I Parliament at the commencement of the present Session, not even the most distant allusion was matte to it, so that of the precise nature of the pro pooition we are unapprised but it is manifest that if we open the trade of our Colonies to the United States upon a perfect principle of reciprocity. we cannot in justice refuse an equal indulgence to France, Spain, Russia. the Netherlands, &c. and we should thus be deprived of the advantages arim ing from the exclusive trade to our Colonies, which is in all caves the right of the Mother Country, and of which Greet Britain ought to be most particu larly jealous. as it is the only recompense she receives from the Colonies far the expense and diffi culty of proirciwg them. The importance of giving further encouragement to their domestic oteritifactures against the over whelming influx of British commodities, is also sub mitted to the ettention of C0ny...6. The United States of North America. from the European ha bits of the people, their growing population. their extensive agricultural pursuits. and the general absence'of prohobitory regulations, have for • long time afforded profitable markets to our manufac tures, amd we might in prospect look to them for markets still iticremiiig, for a lung succession of years. It cannot be denied that from this trade America elm derived many and extensive ad. earitsges. for she has been supplied with arti cles of the Slut sec.-asity to the improvement of her soil, rod the enjoyment of social life. at an expense far less than they could be provided by domestic manufacturers; her capital has thereby beta more profitably employed, and even the pro thirtiee powers of tier immensely extensive territory licve been promoted by the very act of applying for the moistener of foreign industry. The Pat- HMIS', however, thsoks that this free trade ought to be restricted. and that the population, which tin yet bears a very small proportion to the lands it has to occupy, should be forted by legislative mea sures from the wholes 1111 l euess of agricultural em ployment, which must at the same time promote individual wealth and notional aggrandisement, into the confined and uisohuleseuse atmosphere of manufactories, which ought, and if left to the natural operation of circumstances, must ever be the last resource of a population, where either the menus of employment and of subsisteuce are with difficulty derived (ram the soil, or where agricul.are has •bsorbed as mach, or nearly as much capital as can be employed in it, with reference to the profits which are usually de rived from capital directed to other ordinary par suits. We have used the word forced, because cinder the existing circumstances of the United States of America we must look upon the direction of capital from agriculture to manufacture, as outwore, in a great degrie, and such is mutes not take place were it not fur encouragement I ehd out to maaufacttirers under the deceitful name of 11 protectiou." ‘Ve. however. think it probable that thew considerations will be overlooked by the members of the Cong nth that the suggestions of the I'a►3lDesT will to a certain extent be pur sued. Such measures will, we err convinced, re tard the advancement of the United States. by witlisirawiug capital 140111 agriculture where it is most required. but we err equally certain that they will also have the eft et of inflicting an injury upon Urea' Britain. On SAturday Vit.cosent SICISIOUTH had an audi ence of the PRINCE 111:0ENT at Carlton Howe. Yesterday the Loan CH•Ncat-Lea had an audi ence or the PRINCE Wit:ENT. Friday evening the Duke of YORK crime to town f rom u n en d ing the KING at Windsor. On Satur day bis Royal Highness transacted military busi ness wills the Patrice URGENT. at Carlton House. Yesterd a y hu floyal Highness left town for Wouburn Abbey, on a visit to the Duke of REDFORD. The following was notified in Gristr.ll Orden at Columb., the 30 Julv " Captain Cleather, of the Ist Ceylon regiment, is ap. pointed to command at .litepitiya in the fuer Kories, iu the mom of Capt King, of she Kuril staff corps, whose health obliges him to reliuyuish the direction of the wanks at that station. The Commendyr of the IRWCC• takes ibis opporie eilty of publicly expressing the high sense he ensertaiue of the irsiseistisl services reiiilrred by Capt. King at Attapitiy•, where, slime the year NW, he has been employer' in esta blishing • fortified post awl cantonment, now Nearly beeneht to • conclusiou the eaustruetioe of which Caps. Kin g boa diaptayell euesidyrable professional Weer, as well as gained for himself the greatest penile in earolliating the @unwinding Kandyn3 iuhshiusele, who, in eons/vestry, cootributed their voluntary labour in the pultlic sereice, mad between whom and that station, she moot ueresereal soil curilial tominuniestion boa inshaisted A. • jest mark of cum ineuturation tat Captain King's valinah e vices tool labours, his 'Excellent, the Ilaseernor aysl Com minder of sh e Forrys directs, that the post of Altar-sites* Ca la future called mod styled by Ilse name of Fort King." li:tract de letter from the herd-quarters of the Veorattelou army. at Matinia. dated October to: ▪ 'l•b e Brit BAID forces from Margarita are now daily expected to joist us, whets the rinapoigis will immediately cammeoce. They ire to load at Co. ride°, tireferubly to Barcelona, benne spore healthy: place; and thonkh more dist:tilt front ar. 4 fording better roads, and a tame secure line of i aparehlbsa the reale inns 114 , 1704 W A dimier 1 )4 1 . 1 salwitb P,MP*Pcal 14"1011!/mr1t41/6• cow ses t a War ete palsy' 14111111ilhofildlitehr - \ ~•~ . q. `% ~. kl a el" r, - - am- Aro. 41? 4 • ) ?) c o."<> .• • ' 2.1 ..:•••• ." ; 7 /Z (IP 10 . Coefederstion to adopt genres! measures; smite your en- deairoun wish those of the Governineet toossintain tblis dispeellion, RIM ender the blearier of widistwelsed trae gwilliy sitsel , erehre, the welfare of the public *ad ledivldeek may daily increase. fly the readable ?steeliest, of late prwrisioral Assinteldesto of the !hates palmy issimetard affairs have bees loot 43 a train for timber discussion. It will be Tot you, firelle. len, le complete at they have begun f swore all those subjects owe efrbeldgbest Memoriam., to she welfare of sll the inhabitants of the country is, the establishment of a renal system of taxation, adapted Ore wenn of the State and die situation of she varioes parts of the bier dom. The.. amnesty previous =earner's are ordered. marl the melts will be kid before you le dee time, bed partly, it is hoped, in your lint &mien. Mere thee the exist ieg taxes must continue, that the wants of the Stale may not be unprovided for." ilia Rigel Ribeirao resererled ib observe, fiat the Prince Regent, dniriag to alleviate the public burdens as mweb as limeade, bad ordered very considerable redectioas is the army, and extruded Arra as far as his obligatioe to she Confederation and the nosietneasee of interns! order allow. Some changes will be mode le the military orcesiee floe', which will be comonsseicated to the States. Several subjects connected with the administration of justice will also be bed belies dm Stain in this and the Galloon( Sessions. " Amy proposals which you may yourselves malt, me the subjects submitted to you will be willingly received sod at leaded to by the Prince Reseal. * 1 The Ordinance which coataisis the netetwavy rules foe the order of your Avsetublies, as well as the full plower* of the Members, will be communicated to you by the Royal Coeaissiower actiag la the place of the Hereditary Marshal. Is his lauds you have to take the oath which the law pre scribes. Beach eventually fa mind, sad the blessings of Heaven, with imploring which we began our solemnity of this day, will crows your labours with a 111Kilet sad happy result." His Royal Highness then rose and returned to the Palace in the same state as he came to the As *rudy. A great number of spectators attended the ceremony according to imitation. Yesterday and to-day hie Royal Highness has invited she Deputies to di 111 l et at his palace. MAIISUIteII, DICItbtIMB 31. Mime sigh►y ships be at Cuxh.iveit not br►ng able Mu rat u p to the city on account of the ire io the Elbr. Exchange on London. Dee. 31...35. 4.-35. 7. foliose Utetiri, sod** satisfactionrf Laving piteitotal, the Wu of sloe AMR% ibe feral god of itbr toostief, the Amour 111 tbe Paine went, sod The gradhernirott yew fell*? hither 6111 lootopoepatty pew Good* liokote h youo owe bosses. Teo erjoteed to hear *at ItheNeeb me hoe been tled, se pariahs,' in the lately/es, the voeltive eff WM* 'hew toslobell IMr treereets NEXT WEDNESDAY I.CYTTERY DRAB—FOUR OF TWENTY TODOSAND FOUNDS! TWO Of THEM UI TnE FIVE .HAUTE!. WINDSOR. Jviumtv 9. Thursday the Duke and Ducheni of Gtorci.s. Tea arrived at Windsor, on • visit to the Putty. Cgagif, and returned to Rigillot to tinnier. Friday the Duke of Yoait arrived, and 1 ,, the evening for London. Princess AUGUSTA has token her usual ani.. o this week to Frogniore. P►inces, Soettia hap not left. the Castle this 'wk. BRIGHT N. JANUARY S. On Wednesday evening, to give the Dierbess of GLOUCCSTER lii airport. ttt it y of Upholding nos wrognificence of rhe grand sone of apirtentsits iu the Pavilion, parlienlaily the mew innsie and dulihp room•, prior to her departure for Birg.liot, the a h.oe were boillisnily rod at evening', ewer taisournt, of which roonic was the Irdditeg particu lar, followed, arid at which, anon Wirt' nine o'clock, the following illustrious rind thoinguistsed ptr. 1110111gri were plrPlWilt, • The Prince Resent. the Duke sad Driebeva of Glusierstr % the Dorettess of Lead,. the Shoplift and Marrhorneso aor Lady E. Conyughana, the Earl and Cowries. of 11' r ri., Earl and Connte..of Clierlevale, Luol and lady Eruistairri • Lady Charlotte Pintlar. lord and Lady W. aril the Ilia Alias Gerdes. Lord Earthen Lord and Lorly Saye-anil 914, and the Hoe. Mos Taieforlina, Lord C Rentiuck, Mr. Bat Lady C. W. Melville. Sir IL Bloomfield, Lull C. B•lnsayrr. Mr M. I. and Lady Tierney, Sir R. and Laity Street's', Sir S. Cale r, Sir M. and Lady Rightitizale, lady E. Truism. Lady H. Parker and Mims oi,•tovr, Loa and Lady Fitsroy Sionerset, Lady Lyitle!: dareirtitur, Sir H. sad Lady Corr, and the Moues Pri.ccrat. Dr. and the tau Slimes Carr. General and Mrs. Harcourt. Cameral sad Mrs. Illnerly. General ter. Garrote' Dish*. Culuu,i Whalley, Mrs. and the Shwa Nur.ent. Sir C. and Lady K., rims. Mrs. sad the MMus theray Carr, Mr. 111r*..siarl Mo itrhell, Mr. Drummond Burrell, Gene. al Cr. ppmge. C 40060 an 61 Mrs. Illaltraple, Groprarie Farpshar, Sir R. oust Laity Wicram, Mr. Holmes, Protonort and lloeirontvno Nurthian sod MN Know, Mrs. G. and Alias Ramadan, Mr. Verson, to Oit the folios ing everting this magnificent 'nor of rooms Isere ag.Uu ligloird up; Ilan Putsch ItEGENTyielding to the anxiety niseafested by it public of this town to behold them, grsoau.ly commainhiiK, Wrote hie ile l iarture, that tickets of admission should lie issued fur such a purposr. Upwards of 1.500 person.. ilietefore. had the gm- ItficattOtt to mom through there apartments, as stay as cwild well be accommodated. . - . eTo describe these rooms ti almost roposrible, t,r the ustoilibilmritt which their d•esli.ig beauty of design...ld splendour of effect, excited_ it seemed as the work of magic, and all who b . held were enchanted and spell-bound. Scarcely Is y other subject has been hulked of sioce—stot It promises' to be the leading topic throughout the reinter season at limit. The upper clam of servants, on the Patina Rs- GaNT's estahlashment, were allowed to ' g ive me es.. arrtaioneeut to their friends, in the Steward's mous of the Pasiliote„ on Monday evening ; and the ea coe'd class lied • similar °ppm handy for ineenoteut allowed to them on Weduestlay reveal's*, Yrsterr:sy the Patrice RBoenT. and Ihe Duke ■nd Duchess of CLAILINCI. attended &vise seisms at the Cl,spel Royal, St. Junes•• l'ahire. 13 slue s►rvice was yesterday performed at C.rl - House to the ituyal Household, by the Rey. F. %V. BLousuao. On ti.ottrdsy antrnisig the Delco of CLARENCS irr‘ low') for Bu.hy PNrk. H is R o y a l returned to Ininhat In the etesatng. littoce LtboroLD lett toots uu Saturday fur Claremont. The Ambassador of the Netherlanda entettai ;yr el • party of thstieschon ye►terday. •t his honer. W hit chill- place. Thy Earl of ...14AVIINOTON had a select dinner patty 3e%tertlay. at his house in the Sable-yard. St. J•tlirs.r. Lord SIPTON had • select party at dinnerjester. day. at his house in Arlington-street. The Parks were yesterday visited by an immense company, tempted by thr fineness of the day ta t a k e th e air .ud eijoy the exercise of .Malting. or as spectators of the scrim. Tier ice bring very ten accidents, except falls inhtenterable, occurred. Blue noses were the order of the day. . The Rath cloaks. now so generally worn hr the ladies. are called Ltrelkrs, befog the runinots tome of all 11411/Ir• m altoCirty, from the M o cha( th,wo to her waitiag-nsuid An',mg the last arrival. at Calls are—. Lord load Lady Orrin sad Gaudy, Lady H. Roawrie, Lady F.. Erne, Lady M. Heidi, Sir G. Prevost, Sir H. While. aad Major.Grawral Orman.. The new Rosalind. whose debut is antiouue.4 fur to-morrow night at Covent-garden theatre. is. we understand. Ms WSSISLEY, a young lady Si • respectable family in Sornerottaltire. We are happy to .ay that Mr. COLS'{ eoucertio at our assembly-room OU WeADVOIIIy 1111441 $684 lot night, under the patronage of she Marquis err EZETIS. were extremely well attended. Se spies,- did ass assemblage as on last night beano f ur tuvi:r years hero seen us the reo•lii. Afittut a rowarier ^e lute eleven o'clock. his Grace she Duke of W‘L -1.10610N. accunipaiiied by a I‘r i cr p.irty amt. d iron, the Earl of WkITNORLANY'S 0410 40 400 0,1g014401440.401. The Erri of N'INCHILsaa. K.G. the Eel' tar 11'113111001.4140. K.G. the Marquis 01 LA 1411i14. and Heady all the ..thee Nobility wow have seas. sorer StainforiL were presrut. Tht arta. vino moon was crustier!. and this thuds/owe Duke we. received wills the most enthusiastic and baraints talons welcome.— Stionford Igereetiy./ perfurniasocts at the Canterbury Theatre on M lay tveiviiig were fur the Benefit r.f 1 . 110 • 13.14411.1f01.601* NOCIIITY-114e bows. oar Snooper. Itupear FOOTS. Esq. 1'0444 440041 *onward in Ind of the Chanty. by taking the an doe t,. chnnicter of the Dike qI 1, T oter. is S•ISSPBAItIes historic play of Rietimmts Mr sal Use perfonteures of which be rocstiord ibe well ilal of the wartierree, ohs& um lotehly tapectobhr. lite Ante of illkiddrts _ nistiirisar fain - lowed. the port of CasOsistp, by lida s kilsjl.4olp. ',Senor scam% so that chervhciar. Oar enciajle*. askirteso We*. #l , the 11464el'IMa 0 ; Me. limsobs. • ' It • <