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stliensrems ‘.• • 75i . " 1 77 . 475.7" . . TO THI TRH. AI4D INOTPENOTItT TAZOTOIIIII ?HZ CITY AND LIBERTIES Or WFATIMINS I El Gartvi.apiew, P(IHE anelpe&ed l)ittolutiOn of PArlieletellt hay.' toe removed (as I stated to you' in niy Adana of leiss today) the on ir objection to my %model toward opoir a PO PO occasion, as . Candidate tot the holiAntif your seam'. a, aced for tlie purpose of you from toe dognee of boom traissiened front see gnat man to asitther, like the debated Inholetantrief a vessel lenrougo umeb.,ection hewing hem Mooed by a measure which ha. dcprieed me d toes Seat, which. fur the seLea the meat came to which 1 was engage, SO anxious nom, I ham loin n o tune i t app ly in g yoo.the Few Indepeeiont Electors of Westminster . , to elmiac ti ns one of your Itisoseesitstiesit fot rim er.son ig Patin, Oleat $ i sod for the malaise of that apprentice, :ha fultoomg oro,llot grounds ow. Eighteen "tooth' only was 1 a ring..' of the flow* of Cosuesens I but, Centime% d 071•4 thaw eighteen litionhs s I brue b Perhaps, more time tactual:, in the Neste, and attend ing spew my duty, than seine Mlembers have ban in the goo or as many yein ; w It would be imPos.ible, that, for the far grater part of ibe Seenno, there were no present ahoy, 0111ht i ollt of Sit hundred and to'n fret to e , n b.,. ; rh▪ ino, thesis *Lbw ouaiths, I Istouolit coder the examina nts, of Perhaeseut, lie molest" of Lots Wellesley, by whoa. aggresehros, the Botisli Curator has been rendered hateful in India, and by whose eittlaillptiee, four tni'l , ens of money liens Ono* been dtaiinti in letter fror., the o c to pi of g og la,,,i $ Many militant more beers necessary to stogy the demands reeled by that weaker* estreeeponert. Doting those eighteen eiontlis, in spite of all the intoeirei and all the pose., both of the Coh t and the Ministry, and even in spite of endeavours On the part of Htt R.oal Highness the Prhre. of Vt'ales to put a Step to 3,s puiGethlhile, 1 ilerees..owl. wild 1 had produced, *pun the Table It the Horne of Common., Articles of Itn posohment agala.t Lord Well Act, and thetas compelling pa House either to declare that they eopromil of the imps. cell ireel acts of that Noldentan, co that he Quint to be tired arid peleialted toe those eats. eat. Gentlemen, all the. will, *Wi no. your ..rimanak be rendered osel hy the Dwolution of aloe Perliansesis. Mitch puts an sail to all lb. prone. dings egainn &mod litellaseley, and which has evidently beim adopted, ntaaly top tie popper ..1 thus defeating the ends of pa the C OO, ase i r om mweentiog any Illefrom hi the Expenditure of illepne..llllMedlite,l co••fionily appeal for that support elleger orRI enable as inia IA id ;ernie and prosecute thil greet ‘llllllleeletiese ; to you 1 ap,oral for Vie power of again with. illbloging all attereptr at monmisinge inquiry Mao the moo ChM. abbot. 01 WO Smack and ether departments $ to you losolorl slottoter of premnintg ems birds... lona be ni fisemeed. ettempit , l the Funded Proven,' of Hance orrionsood ober I . ..dirt-to from hearing its due proportion glebe Tss , se the very toile that you are maintaining thin. th oo s eh i R a no m odi widows, 414,1 are making war, at mri enwramis explore, for the restoratios of Hanover to the It., i in see 'appeal, In short. for the power of everting all nay laelaillea /plat that torrent of oppreeemo and cono,ition that threw elm to ratings:oh entirely, and for ever, that flange eritaah Freedoi, which la now /educed es a spark, and of melee ',aft you ate the Gesolians. I have the honour to be, With the highest made and esteem, Yoe mast devotee Silfeent, Clorlo-street, el. I'kULI.. isiewe.-o-s--orersor- WESTMINSTER ELUTION. T ni ti:t a l e ltlF.ND3 elf Mr. PAULL are requested au M. CROWN ANU ANCHOR TA vas" ' D at NF.Z r, the 511th lost. to cement Se see. fVt esentlisman. , Oil ntalas 111:111DETT, Sam in the Chair. • .• 0.1 Vet epee the table at foot o'clock precisely. ?Wpm at toe. 64. gget...e. he had at the bar. Gentlemen mitt WOO to .amour the Merlins with their co ripany, wall lave "__Coklia , la SHAY for Tickets, an Wednesday. before feet crnwie• $1 r Mt hull's Comeattto Meet d old, at Hudeen's Hotel. entrain Garden. memenowsweemoome • TO IRS GEsiTo.c...imiy. ANL) ritEtHoLD. Ts t.te FHL C. IT OF MIDDLESV.X. IN cvatequene• of the Dissolution of Parliament, feel It isy di.ty to SelptPo you, that it is not my inmates W adieu a "mania of the not which your partiality reposed iii ere, obi "AM teat eiell•lfy ellielloned to me by a Otamoome *Pow Mob iirOwsiosaw be maw viola I F eihzed motel: year es dredifit4firelliditaldert, r i s n t . ooll &eyef Caned u l twe . mein th e of • , which threatened to Cleerwhelat tba stio Comity. This struggle was morn, tits bp &Mena and ploommeatna I was ultimately saccessfol. will be for you, to o tkomen, to reap the homier my sucooss end Ow/4% tress private coasiderstouni, lam Induced to with • Ineeritt Mit erne, I e,nee with the dam, hopmeion elgeatt twee for yea femur, and with the Idlest madoeniens of banes doge my dint $ and I hope lid nal thet ems other Candidate will be found, who, tether some seal Oil dilatty is tees envie., will add more sootily to de jirethe to ',acme. am. Centliteren, with great roped, Tom faiShfel statteb4gerl soreent, Chlott street, Ost. MAUI WARING. 113 THE INGEll'ElilDtelFT ELECTORS OF *IHE COUNTY Olf MIDDLIIS, X fIEORGE BOULTON MAINWARING. N s . , Lg, hamig elminent to Mood at We ensuing ebietado, m a C.aosidat. to represent the tNessisy et hisedlesen l'arloorient; and at time cerifidently staled, that hie PlUatieln WILDE. rr intends seam to propose hinoelf tot Oen ellessm, the bellopendeut Electors. who are destroJs of etifl illyellevaioe the Camay from bong represented by Sir PR A hCIS MIR 1./L ate motored to meet at the Free masons' Forego, sis Greet Glssrealeateel. Lthosisss-intl-fisids, me FRIDAY, the 31-t toriailit, at It eV! , k e TO THE vu.s.tiounits OF THE COON rY la MID •DLEVE.E. G . wan. NV HI:A:EVER the leaders of contending par • Miami lieu w. as a State unite, thill history of the mind bean evidence, that it toner is ill favour, bit always in die wi l were el toe people, whose renewed end augmented polne 7 • t the. err /talons price 01 the reconciliation. Unto them eircusernariees you are new called, prematurely and satilleity, to a limb Arnim' of your Iterpreamisatives, if Mgr tea be carol suck $ and a amble Migmatite as attempted to be tom° yes. The watchword 14 este poesy wane• s boot el kings. 'flee watch• wend of the other to—thit best or 4.;• • % Petribbs. But writhe, of them parties will those to descend to fiertseslliss, awl Infneo. you whet the best of Kings. and the A , Oast ri L lioui, hate &heady done, or will lietsalter de to, you. Vice have dose for themselves we know and feel t what at hammer they sin de for hs, we can poly conjeci ere. They wise lhootildraned a New Pathainent, the. suddenly, in our pnsaet sitwariso. Ondirebtodly have thew two strong nano'. for womb tt-cy ua set heel to disease Hit lam thaw okineds", test all our poselit burdens ant reunites awl eal.vig a. sney me, will upper but as to o boe *Ma ala i miry end be at the close or Zir:4l:t I ' ,wows 'wolosgly be intorummis xi in the rescue of my coal, try, at the Cestairt ea poles of lift and holes; but it canoe W reemsed, sad w 31146 nras desesee to be resorted, unless the 1,4♦ nts ei tee ctionwiry be witteruot. It is fit that the expensing@ .1:ion:A be tried and that at out the proportion of reniaruing inter i:• momod $ and 1 p:edoe my home. r to you geoneenev, Cod open the potent occasion, I do not de: rote liar rie: et C-uaten. , t. a ed an• of the polies 1•1 or out ad room that 1 wile Wit it sinew., nor consent to the distribu tion, ernied• .ingle Mtor.: oot ill {ta d rnish, nor consent te toe fentilehlog, of • -col& cower. VieertiolderS of ‘ts44le.elkillial Ire sit.setoni d Oleo courry, end desire to Ita• '-to it. grtemtneo. ti.rs "WI rt. Mint easy parts towards swig be . aid if this eisitit is not ti• tee east I hay be be !wind Airy M.d4iifici do their may fluty f I t•i11 • 4.4, 41 •1 11 t shah be duo, .11. Opp& Omit oneof toe, ilimitiu :Erain,apyo. I am, GeEttleamo, vee of port inleipity on/ sp.ot, soot hvmhlv Ant . FRANCIS SC ROEII% , : 1 4 .. 7 it. t titit e3uary at ttsiS 13. urAfri• "fat 01% Fie6:44.1 , et nil net b• • 10..6 of Amalie, 1 ...I woo., I eva 1y.3 as.lean It ,reserfa, Ifkli asitrattee d yi Year moo 111 % YA2I/011T14 tizerom. 'Fitt!! Friends of the Hon EDWARD HAIL :4ORA) ea Sir SIT.PHIN 1.11431N0T0N. we re• vetted to meet at the HALT-MOON TAVERN, Grace. thetch-mreer, THIS EVENING. at seven o'CloAc, to take iltvo eenahle , ation ttN uwit erectus: means of 'steno( these Genttenteet's Electron. London, Oct 28.18'6. 'fO flrIE OLNTI.EMEN. CLERGY, AND FRKE • HOLDERS. ur THE COUNTY OF HERTFORD. Gr.Nvttstati, THE High Sheriff having appointed TUES DAY, the 4th Day of November OCltt, for the IitOCIO.II of Mt.IOIIIPS to i#,lll this county in ?arils/tient, and to proceed to the field adjoining tiro town of Hertford, at ten o'clock in the fotenonn of that day, 1 eatnt.tly 'wrest your attendance At the place and time aforesaid, and to lie honoured with ;star Yeses and Support on that occasion. I am Gentleme n, Your obliged and o bedie n t humble Servant, The Park. Herringfordbury, WILLIAM BAKER. Oct. 15, 1806. TO THE WORTHY .AS Et NDEPES DF.N r FREEMEN OF THE BOROUGH OF MAIDSTONE. GaNTI.III.IIIII, NCOU R AGED by the meat liberal and unsn iie.ted Arens of sonpoti, from a great number of the most respectable and Independent Etemnes of the Borough, I do riot hesitate to stand forward a Candidate foe your suers/es at the owning Election Should lee wt fortunate a. to socc.ed in this great object of my ambition, me next will be to prove myself worthy of it, by my utmost endeavours to promote the niterons amid of the Town of Mairloons, and to sup• port that happy Gr w t il utom under which we live. I hare the honour to be, with the uttoost respect, Gentlemen, Your most obedient and very bumble iit, Whine perk, Oct .26. GEORGE SIMS( iN. TO SHE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLD ERS, 04 THE COUNTY OV DORSET. NEN, IT being intimated to me. that Mr. BROWNE intend. to decline offcrieig ►imself for the County, I am encowaged, by the nattering npinimt and urgent advice of many estimable Friend., to offer inysitlf In your Notice a. a Candidate for Ma honour of being one diem Representatives in the next Perliaosiost.: Mani%flea be mince., to place to high a degree of coadboce irs.Me, I beg muse sonuessly to am m^w that you may rely Oa 03) most Zealot's atterirmn and utmost exertion to prurnote mom Inca; liitermts, as well as sup port our dearest rights and liberties, toil the most constitutional pfuiC. Oa. I haste the hounur to be, With the utmost ietpen, Gentlemen, Your most olsmtiviit and denoted humble Seirant, tryanoon, Os. *O, Iso6. E. b PORTMAN. TO THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LUNDUN. Gassytossto, THE Parliament befog now dissolved. I avail myself elrtho wettest upumtotitt• to express how amt. il/U1 lam to he honoured ivoh the renewal of your confidence, and to request the favour of your votes, et the sprwachtug elter..n 1 he S-tesman, whom, of all When, I most solrairell and re vered, .1 no mare I but I it , ve most cheerfolly to His Isla2etty's oreser.t Ministers, ny a p nn•aniinle aid I cannot but think that the frank and plain SUM:MeId of the tinker, pmgrew, eiirl end, of their late Negociatoon u.rh the rri,ch Ourctinueot, has made.. thspolhic mold, a fa•ourable nnyirtasiun .1 their dig- I I I RIM condud. soltett tog your sugrnes for the vwrioirseitoations to which you listr• hero plead forted sow, I nave, had sty .Lt ernolunteror ru snyeettw—us he the stolen of your favour was my creates I{l , llll it duty was my 'instance—and your frequently and so flatte!thely ea?natied, has been my ample wean! If you honour me again with your confidence, you rosy 'My silent my fidelity. With every sentiment oi respeCt and rat - Ueda, I have .he horto..r to be, Gentlemen, Your such &tallied and humble Servant, GORibill, 03. t 5. tall 6. H. C. CUMBE. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, TUESDAY, Oci on' 2S. The accounts by the Hamburgh arrived en Sunday. brought down the miiitary Operations In Germany to the 14th instant, on which day they awed, that a oaasaas. •crron was eapeded be tween the main bodies of the French and Prussian armies. It was farther stated in some of the papers of yesterday, that official dispatches had been received by Government from Viscount Moe►ai ao, communicating the events of the 144, and the details of the aftion fought upon that day. This statement is not corre:t. Mr. WausTa►s, and Mr. Mitts', the Messengers, w•e believe, were charged with dispatches from Viscount Moat CT but. as we stated yesterday. they were iutesceptedi and carried off by some French hussar At all eients, thsir dispatche. could not have containe.l an account of the grand a.ftino of the 14th. An Austrian Messenger, however, with dispatches for Count STANIIIIIIIIMO, did arrive on Sitllday, and he was also the bearer of some Icteri hom Viscount Moe rave to Vint:Wit fiew4c, which woe entrusted to his can upon hi. arrival at Hambutgli, which place they had just reached at the time. From these letters, we understand, is appears, that his ! Lordship was at Le:psic cn the the 14. h, and that a pasty of Frereh suddenly entered the town; that his Lordship's cartiages and servants fell,ietto the 1 hands iif tLe enemy. and that he with gr e at difficulty escaped to Brunswick, from which city tis letters are dated. Nut having been nears to the sixne of &Flinn, aye having received any account& from the Prussian army, nor from head-quarters, his Lurilthip, we made:stand, only Ewes, not as matter of faEl. but as a report, that • battle had Wien place between the centres of the armies, and that after a most bloody and furious conflisl, the Prussians were de feated; ad.iicg, howeset, that they intruded to renew the battle neat day. Ut the details of the battle of the 14th, there bare been various accounts. That which obtained most veal, stated. that the Duke of Bagatelles was wounded, and conveyed to Magdeburg ; that Flint, Fugue tca lost an eye ; that the King of Palm's. bad two hones killed un- der hits ; avid drat *elms of the Pomba slanted to 20,000 men.—Brunswiek is a emniderable dis tance from the field of battle, and any report picked up there, or upon his Lordship's hasty retreat to it, cannot be considered as very accurate. — The report, however, of the defeat of the Prussians, on the 14th, obtained, yesterday. universal credit. But, about twelve o'clock, the gloom which it had produced, was, in some measure, dispelled, by a tu mour of a different complettion, stating, that the Prussians had rallied on the 15. h, and defeated the French, with great slaughter. There was, indeed, a bustle, yesterday, among Ministers, which indi cated the receipt of some important stews. Soou after two o'clock, Baron JACOIII, the Pius sian Ambassador, and Viscount Howie, held a conference with His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, at his Otfice.—About three o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office. The Council sent for the Mar qdis of Dorm r. AS, who arrived about half-put four, and it was also attended by the Pau's' Al 4 Ahl lAA. A DOR. The Council broke up at six, and met again at nine o'clock last sight. In consequence of this aBivity, the rumours of the morning were re peated with increased confidence; and it was said, that the Hamburgh Mail, due on Sunday, had ar rived, wi t h a confirmation of the defeat of the French, on the 1 Sth. The Hamburgh Mail, how ever, had not artived at 12 o'clock last night; bot we do understand that a dispatch-boat, which did not wait for the Mail, arrived yesterday morning, with dispatches fcr the Pa out AM i.staassaoort, which were taken into consideration by the Ca binet Councils held yesterday —We have also heard, that the dispatches confirm the report of the success of the P. ussun , ;icon the 15th. Viscount MOR. PET 11'5 letters, we observe, confirm the report of the defeat of the left wins if the French previ ous to the 14;h, by Generals Recites. and We have received Boston papers to the 17th last, from which we have made a few extrafts. A telegraphic dispatch, yesterday afternoon, announced the sate arrival, in the Downs, of the ships avrielshare, Bsowa, and Surat Carer, —, from China, under convoy of Hi• ALjesty's slip Au!4ope. The Warms Hastivs, Lancers, and ap le s. •auwaro>s, were hourly eat:weed. An extra& of a letter from France says —"ln Dunkirk. Calais, Boulogne, Dieppe, Decamp, and St. Malocs, there ate upwards of thirty privateers, manned, and ready to put to sea ; and, in conse quence of the long nights approaching, you may ear& much art.cnief to be done to your coasting trade." Major-Gearral Teoanro• arrived at Hull, on Saturday morning, to take the command there, in the room of Major-General Heim t t, whn, we un derstand. retires. General Caawroan arrived on Saturday at Fal- I mouth, to take the command .d the Expedition some time waiting there, and supposed to be bound for South America and the Cape. Upon his arrival, the whole convoy prepared for an immediate start. Lord Forted% the eldest sun of the Earl of G eat, II A an, and nephew to the Earl of Mtn aa, is a Can didate for the county of Longford. The contest will lie between him and the Hon. Mr. Nawcom am Sir THOMAS Feariikarroas being considered cer- tain of success. We are authorised to state, that Mr. PAULL is to receive the unqualified countenance and support, on the approaching contest, of Sir F. BUNDLTT, and that the worthy Baronet will attend on the Hosting; on the day of eledion, to nominate Mr. PAL I.L. His canvass has been hitherto successful, beyond the expedation of his most sanguine friends. Tomorrow, the poll at Aylesbury will com mence, when the Hon. Capt. Genitor. CAVENDISH, sevond son of Lord GIOROII CAVENDISH, is expelled to be returned for that borough. Next rhuraday the ele.tion will commence for the town of Bedford, when Mr. WHIT D is ex peded to be tetuined without any opposition. I.ord Haietr Parer and Lord E 137014 are Can didates for the University of Cambridge. The Vice. Chancellor of the University has appoimeJ the elec tion on Wednesday next. Lord PAL HTIISTON intends opposing Lord H. PLITT, for the L.llieeriffY of Cambridge. It is said that lion BL ADES, Eig. of PAU% MIT Heyde's. Will be a Candidate for that Borough—this Gentleman is now with his regiment, the Third West York Militia, in the North. We have authority to state, that Lord Peach has Rivenup Isis intention of offering himself as a Can didate for the Univetsity of Cambridge. Mr. %Val hII itAll has declined a canvas for MAidSto/IE. Mr. I.OIIOMAN, Stationer, Ludgate-hill, and Mr. Si the Banker, Bar tholomcw-laue, have declared themselves Candidates for that town. Saturday, notice was issued from the Post-Office, that letters ad.res.ed to Members of both Houses of Parliament, *ill begin to pass tier as usual, on the 6th November, being forty days before the summons of the new Parliament. The Distillers of Ireland, seem to he so com pletely at tssue With Government, on the subjed of the hardships which they conceive are imposed on them, by the existing law, that th 4 have deter ruined not to work, unless the severity of it shah be in some instances relaxed. The Distillers have all on test in their remonstrances, and As yet have de clined to take ca Li:ences. From the present com plexion of mills, it appews nacre than probable, that the Distillers (.rf Dublin end Cork at least) will remain idle for this mason. KILKENNT THEATRICALS. Our Kilkenny Correspondent has favoured us with critiques on the per.- : m races of Othello, L.ac f or Loa., and 511616; but they ate too long for pre sent insertion. He describes Mr. Powea's represents- tion a Macbeth, as the most fin'sbed piece of wiling since the days of HISIORRSON : and regrets, that that Gentleman': good nature should induce him to accept of parts in Comedy, his talents lying vi t . dently in a higher walk of the drama. Ot Mr. ROTHE'S Mg:rile; his MIME it not quite so favourable, though he acknowlechtes„ that it produced the greatest imprevion. Miss WA_gg sr eis's Lao Marbrth was dignified and impressive. Th e ryd,,;, r , were performed without any unhec; , o l . ing levity or burlesque. The first Speaking We,h WAS sopporred to considerable advantage by tir. Eow. DEPINY- Mt. CSASIETON sustained lierv•,, and the Niqing IMtrits were represented by I`.ll. Congo, Miss DAVIDSON, Ikc. The Bufiettt ef rismsb, which followed the Tragedy, was nr of the " most ezquicitely ludicrous exhibition," ey tt presented, and convulsed every past of tile au !.e c with laughter. The dresses were well adapted, and the burlesque kept up with uncommon ra...1. Our Cotrespondent adds, that Mr. Ct. erne is first-cousin to the Rev. Gi LICK T Ayr!. T.'at is not, we believe, the WI ; he is the brother of the beautiful Mrs. A t:ST Pirarro aureeted 130 pounds!—Mrs. H. Sofre s rots performed Cora, and Miss W A LlTilt4 Alt 4'4. Messrs. Power, Rovisc, roe, TICIIE, Let. axe, and R. LANOIIIIII. dirtinguisoed ibeinselvos very much in the principal male chai atter'. Slr. nor me s /toga was particularly admired for its skn nets and perfetlion. ()Mello was presented to a very numerous au dience. The sable General, and his Officers (:.,• and by, were afted with much judgment, a- s u commonly (lea:- conception, by !Messrs. Rot Ns, CE s SIETON, and Powell. The Earl and Countess Dowager of O:I4UP.D. the Coentess of C 11111Cli. Lord aid Lady M 1- 'wt. the Ladies of the !3,hops of Nig•TH avid OSSOIt v. the IVOODITOCIL. KNOCTOPIISI. WALL, and Ktt.sakd Families; and Mr. were am sngst the moat distinguished.auditoss eu n.e nights of the different Plays. The last attivals at Tenby are— Lor4 sne•Lssi Haki-rd. Mrs. bruakrip ani Family, Mi. Nagai, Sc. The last arrival. at Swansea are— Mix Charlotte Honor, Hanes Horton, Res Mr. Maher, Re.. Mr. tisocrshow, Csoatet Malsoc,, *.J Mr.. Dawn', Me. ateitauds, Mr. It. Jona, Mr. Vll..stari Mr. Nichol*, Their Royal Highnesses the Nine. of W .trt, and the Duke of Ct./. arscr, were expecte:l yes tetchy at the seat of the Earl of .C•attste, Castle [inward, Yotk.hire. MissWaisrain will renew her situation is the Dubl.n Thea:re early in the ensiling season. Btigadier•General Purees aad his Lady, embark ed at Donaghadee for Portparrick, oa su:.Jay seh night. Capt. OSWALD, lag Aid.do Camp to Celltial BRODItiIICL. and Mn. downstate", the widest- of the lamented Colonel Jontestons, have returned from the Mediterranean. On Wednesday last, at the seat of Earl Tio4PLI, at Avington, near Wincheiter, there was given, by her Ladyship, an el - egan: ball, in c trimenioration of her birthday. A large company sat down to an excellent supper. The dan:ing concluded at a lane hour on Thursday morning. General Ilt•Lst. and suite left town, yesterday, for their seat. in Kent. Lady ELIZOAILTH Wstt 's lovely family are at Clifton. Her I.adyshlp intends going there as soon As the Election for Bedfordshire is over. R. G. hookworm, Esq left town, yesterday, for his seat, near Bury St. Edmund's. on a shooting party, in which he wi!l be joined by his brothers, Sir TtlealaSG•ut and Sir GEC.IIGt WOMIWILL. Lord Gaoace CATZ%DIIII will not attend the present Newmarket Meeting, as was expefted ; Lordship being at present at Aylesbury, using his interest for his second son, the H-n. Capt. Gamins CATZSDISH; and his Lordship intends proceeding from thence to the city of Derby. On Monday se'nnight, a rural fete was given at Malgwyn Castle, near Cardigan, by Mrs. Hamner. whiea was attended by all the Gentry and inhabit ants of the neighbourhood : the lads and lasses had as opportunity of shewing•their skill at various games; prizes were bestowed upon the victors, and old English hospitality, and good cheer, concluded the day. General WA ape, who has enjoyed a short teat ation from military duty, at his delightful seat. Woodland Castle. near Swansea. quitted it last week, to resume the command of the South-West Muria, His Royal Highness the Duke at Cunaza- LAND having lett Winchester. Oa Tuesday, in commemoration of the 'Wiry of Trafalgar, the Gentlemen of the Nelson Club, in Sheffiel4 had the r first anniversary dinner, at Pte. Haatav's Hotel. Tile entertainment was liberally provided, arid the spirits and conviviality of the very numerous and respeCtable company, were we ll and long supported by patriotic songs and senti ments. rhe Union Flag. about forty feet in leng was displayed on the roof of the Hotel. • A match at Stegle-Stick was played at Castle Cary. Hants. cn Monday last. It was contested by msny nt the best play e:s in the county of s ,raffset and the amateurs say, that better play was ne ver seen in that county. The first prize at ten go news was won by James Boon, of Wedmore, who 05 " rained the great prise est hotley this year. and wr•Lee head was broken by LT at. a Wiltshire player, at tba match of the tlii•h of last month. The intended hail for the Royal College of Sur' grans in Ireland, now building is York-strer, Dub ((he site formerly appropriated to interment br the Society of people called Quakers) will be an est five worthy a most useful and respeasble prolessi and increase the numerous and architedural orna ments of thatcity ; the slim of Ithn)l. wa s granted the last Session torardr rich aying the expend'.