The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-04-03 00:00:00

•• r- FOREIGN INTELLIGENC'E. VRENCH PAPERS. I 1 icisy of March 1920, is Ide. sea. per !moduli weijilit, ea. slug'. e of the Mita • of Customs paid or payable ilsereoa en the importation thereof into Great Britsla. PRICES OF CORN. Average Price. of Coen of ellithill4 and ITales, by the Quarter of Fight Winchester Bissinits, anal of Oatmeal per hullo! limbs. avoiniorninol hots ilsgretietnreeeeiveat in the wreck faded the 2Stb of March, 1820. A revere Priers ot' anti& Corti inStothart, by the Quarter of itscht Winchester Bushels, sad of Vestotral per Mal of _ the ruin. • w i. d. 24 0 TAR!!, MARCH 26. 'Fr. Majesty hertril mass in his apartments yes terday. hits health is considerably improved. MARCH 30. Tilt King yesterday beard inns. in his apart meots, after which he transacted business with arse tal of his Ministers. BULLETIN OF THE KINCrS HEALTH. " March 29, eight o'clock in the morniet. " Ns Meje.ae ye,icialey passed a very genii day, end slept t•ery well in the nicht. Hie pollee i 4 winformli teenier. i • Sigro.4l) " PORTAL, A LIBERT, DISTEL." The Spaoisli Ambassador had yesterday a private No rr ie!ice of leave o f h i s Majesty. lie departs im useshatrl London, whither he is charged by hit qttvereigis with a mission to the King of England. The Kuw also received the Prince de Castelci cola, the Neapolitan Ambassador, who took leave of his Majesty previous to his going to London, whither lie is charged by his Sovereign to prestitt omplinieuts of condolence to the King of Eng— Iniai no the death of his august father George 111. Y.isterday evening, at nine o'clock, as le Sieur Mare, a aoitiler of ilia sth regiment of the Itoyul ;n3r , l, was mewing rite Champ de Mars. for the pur l .... of joining his regiment, three individuals aiseo.red him, and naked him, " Art not thou of rh e Royal Guard ?"—" Yes," replied the brave soldier, " I have that honour ;" and so saying, he placed hip hand upon the guard of his 'aloe. The Ihrre roffirlis immediately rushed upon him, knock trl Finn sloe. ii, se zed his sword, and required liiin u, art' " Vire P Itmpereur !"—" No," replied the faithful soldier, " Vire le Itoi!"—" Cry Vire nurereur ! or thou diest."—" Vire le !Col !" re twaltd be again. i.stimit!y several sabre cuts were made at lit. head :Ind arms, and the assassins pro ceeded to drag hitit to the quay, for the purpose of thoolog hitn iota the river ; but happily the ap proach I.r severai persons, attracted by Mare's cite., put the murderers to flight. 'flue wounded ealilier was conveyed to the hospital of th e Cron C:idlots. Hopes are entertained that he will survive. TI :e Court of Assizes, in it. first Session of April, ut,: k .ll will commence on the 3d, will be occupied with e ight cases relative to seditious cries. The I :st, aloeh will be heard on the 13th, comprises prisons. The case of the Smut Bedault, the re.l_,.lo.il)lc Editor of the Constitutionel, for the j•-lilictriitin of an article of the most alarming 11 dt te. adi he heard on the Nth. Lonvel underwent another examination yrs t .rsiay. MADRID, MARCH 19. 1),, the $ , ll of this month the regiment. forming garrison of Tarragona declared for the Cutisti tile Governor, the King's Lieutenant, and of the teginient, have been put under g rt,t. On the 9th, at live o'clock in the morning, tr relziment formed in line in the square of the Ca.:iedr:it. Between seven and eight o'clock all toe officers of the garrison, some canuie., mer rt,v,t•., and other individuals of various corporate b•nitrs, as•t!mbled at the Town Hall. A Junta wits twined:lnt-1y installed, the Constitution was pub ed. and every thing passed with the utmost vanqJillity. Lieutenant-General Count Espagne, • old French emigrant, is the Governor of Te•ra•giloa. At Murcia the Constitution was She proclaimed, al.d •%ura ea the Ilth with the greatest trait -4.4 MARCH 20. We %Indent:mil that the Constitution was pro the irlrnd of Cuba on the Is: of January; a fact of high importance, as it sliest, II al the combirations of the Constitutional party en. braced at Ihr same time Spain and the Co ion ;es. It wa: eu the lit of January that Quirtsgst avd tie irbops in Andalusia declared for the Con 'rite Doke de Frias is appointed Ambassador to London, in the place of the Duke de San Carlos. NI. L. de Outs, who hid been Ambassador to the United States, aid succeed M. de Labrador at 1N aie!, lie Count de Torero, Member of the Cortes, now a refoge.e in France, whose sister is the widow G-nerel porher, is to go to lirrlin as Pt,,nipoiriitiary, to the place of M. 1 1 ,,,cutil Vsd , J o. Powlio, Secretary in the Ministry of State, is appoinied Ambamiudor to the Court of Lisbon. M. de Carnpuzatio goes to Dresden in the place of ill. Salinou, who is appointed to St. Petersburgli. It %rein% that the Ministry of the Interior is given to I) , u Alvares G uerra, who had been Minister at Cadiz in the time of the Cortes, and who is 1814. was rsiled to Ceuta in Africa. If this be confirm ed none of the old Ministry will remain, except 114,0 Antonio Gontales Salmon, in the Finance. _ The greatest uncertainty still prevails respecting thr occurrences iu Andalusia. Letters From Seville si ignite Unit tranquillity was restored at Cadiz since the 4slls. It vrenss that Colonel Riego, after various coon. termarehes, had retired to Mourne. Three officers sit (I' Donee''* airily, obit entered his camp, excited in his mind a false security, by reprereuting to him THE B 'WISH PitESS. lON DON, MONDAY, APRIL 3, 152.0. The Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday last are principally occupied with reports of the speeches delivered in the Chamber of Deputies upon the articles of the law for subjecting political writings to a previous censorship. Six or seven of the articles have been adopted by the Chamber, but the discussions of one day are rm. the greater lout rept titions of the speeches delivered on the tidy preceding, and are in both instances singularly barren of interest. During the debate o n IV,lned day M. MANUEL, to shew how injuriously to the public interests the discreti•:nnry power of pio hibiting certain publications in the , was exercised by the noisier, in the years 1816 and 1817, enumerated several instances wht rein works of, as lie conceived, general utility were prohibited. Ile stated that the journals had received formal injunctions to take no notice of a work on criminal jurisprudence, by BettENOE•, or of the -Secret Chrunide, or the comedy of Pride and Vanity. Several instances of violence were offered to personal liberty, and the public press was closed against the comp:mots of the injured, or the statements of their tiotierbio,s. —The Slew AlaugnEut I. brought au ac.ion for unjust and t lose imprlsonment, but the journals were prohibited from publishing the trial —A foreigner, M. CROQUENEOUnt;, was arrested. but the journals were forbidden to speak of the circumstance—Oa the 4th May, 1817, an order was transtnitted to all the journals not to copy • piece of iiiteresting intelligence Oven bt• the..bar na des Debuts, respecting a dispatch bout the E•igie.it Government which had been intercepted and opened—:l conspiracy broke out at lionrileaux ; die journals were en • lninrd no' to limier the affair, which was that of the Sieur HANDON —On the Ilrh of June, 1817, the Mrlor of Moro issued • prod:f iliation; ...timer was imposed on thr journals—Ti e concordat was of the highest general interest, but the journals were forbidden to speak of the negoci4tions with the Pore:, mid in general of all ecclesiastical affairs. On another occasion instructions were given that no news front Bourdeaux bliould he pub lished until further order.. Thi b catalogue al prohibitions might no doubt be very muds extended, but it cuss never excite surprise to learn that arbitrary power has beets abused by those to whom it was intrusted. The universal experience of mankind proves the danger of creating power, without at the same time re serving some means either of irdirret control or of subsequent responsibility. Ministers in France are not likely to be more virtuous or forbearing than their brethren in wily other pert of the world, and will, co doubt, be iiiiiiienced like them by consideretions of self-interest, party favour, or pri vate animosity. 11'hy, indeed, should the prin ciple of a previous eciisorrhip of the rest. be established, if it were wit nsiderstood that the Nli meters might at their discretion exercise is capri cious authority over the vehicles of public intelli gence Under such circumstances, power must ever be the criterion of correctness in narrative and propriety in sentiment, and it cannot be expected that the depositaries of this power should permit the publication °folly fact or opinion, calculated, however remotely, to weaken their authority, ur diminish the morel force of their characters. Eleven persons are to be tried before the As.ize Court of Paris during this and the next week, fur uttering seditious expressions in public places. A soldier of the Royal Guard wail attacked rind newly murdered in Paris a le« nights since fur refusing to exclaim Vice 1 'Emperestr, when required to du so by three men. BOINPAIITE'S memory is err. tainly still warmly cherished by a large patty iu Frsuce, sod possibly more IN lICCQUIIt of the hatred • . • . borne to thao I . eit ley *ter 'fps. time towarOpilitisriainer 'of Si: Miens than arises out of sympittqforltts suffl•rinvl4 . We know (bat when N. 1 1 ,01,030 entered Patio, on his return from Elio', his presence seemed to excite no enthusiasm except among his troops, and yet-the - fight of the , BOURBONS was on that acetifies) far from being a subject of sorrow. The death of the Duke of BERRY, as was stated in the Chamber of Deputies ; by the Minister Snows, was heard not scaly in Var . 's, hut in several parts of the kingdom, whit a ferocious joy, and although this eafortunate Prince was extremely unpopular, yet this feeling of ferocious joy at his death, which not even a con. sigh-ration of the revolting crime by which he *of fered could moderate, may he fairly attributed am minih to the general dislike in which his family is livid, es to his individual want of popularity. It is to be regretted by the friends of the Boyaikorts, that the two Princes who, in the order of succession, Stolid next the throne, are touch more unpopular than he who now occupies it. They are despised, especially the Duke of A ncont.atat, even tnore, if possible, than they are disliked. The KING'S health, we ■re happy to say, appears to be re-established, but the nature of the recent attack on his stomach is calculated to inspire the mo.t serious apprehensions. Rumours have prevailed in Paris that the Duke DecAzes will shortly be restored to his former place in the Cabinet. This, however, is represented by the ultra-rnyalist journals as " a weak invention of the enemy." Thr 111(441- intelligence presents one very inte resting and suniewhat siugular fact connected with the tterlit I eVOI Winn. Our readers are aware that it was on tilo hat day of January that the troops com manded by Qui ROO A drclai ed to favour of the Con stitution, and on the same day the Constitution is said to have been proclaimed in the island of Cuba. Stich a coincidence is not very likely to have occur red without previous concert on the past of the Constitutionalists in the Old and New World ; it therefore manifests the extent of the conspiracy, awl the judicious nullifier in which it was con ducted, for the design had evidently escaped the suspicion of the Spanish Government.—The Duke DF. SAN CA lUDS, the present Ambassador from Spain to our Court, will be immediately sue ce• 41,11 by the Duke DE FRIAS. The Five per Cents. are 73 f. 50 c. Bank Ac tion., 1,460 1. A (lamburgh Mail has arrived. The States of Hanover have at present under their considera tion the establishment of a National llttik, or of a Sinking Food, which may answer the purpose of a Bank. An article from Berlin mentions, that at Leiria4a4li the respective interests of Prussia and the Government of the Prince of Leppe-Delinold, are now regulated. This town, which is entirely surrounded by Prussian territory, belongs to both Princes in cmatmon. The tribunal there passes eritteacr as a Prussian Court of Justice, but adding, at the same time, rr in the nartre of Prince Pau lin:l of Leppe-Delmold," as guardian and Regent. II ed11 , 4e9 are carried before the higher Courts of Justice nt Berlin, they also pass sentence with the same addition. Severn! alterations are ordered to he iromedintely rustle in the Royal George yacht, under the com mand of the Honourable Sir (711ARLES PAGET, at Portsmouth, preparatory to his MAJESTY em barking on his summer aquatic excursions. Saturday morning arrived at Portsmouth the Shrerwater sloop of war, Crptain D. Cox, from the J 31111601 station, to be paid off. She left Ja maica , 2311 i Jannary, Davannah 43d February, and Charleston :oh March—she took 130,000 dollars frcru l'ort Royal, f•,r merchants at Charleston, and has brought about '230,000 to England.—The Bearer, Captain SAIIIMAREZ may be daily expect ed : ►he is to bring a large freight of specie from Port Royal. The communications be tween Jamaica and the Main of South America had not been frequent : she does not bring news of the Independent forces. The troops at Jamaica wcre particularly healthy ; as were the ships gene rally.—The Iphigenia had been very sickly. Sir Doms Pornma was recovering from a severe pa ralytic attack.—The SOille, Captain PortiAm, had sailed for Vera Cruz ; Wasp, Captain T. W„ CARTER, fur Campeachs• ; Sapphire. Captain HART, for Curthagerta ; and the Oniario, Cup;airi Gosi.iNG, for Port-au-Price. The Good Friends (belonging to Sir F. BARING) wits to rail from the Havannah on the 33d Fe broary, for Cowes. Advices from the Isle of France have been re ceived to the 22(1 of December. Though only a few days later in date, they contain many ad ditional particulars concerning ihe malignant dis order prevalent there. The number of blacks who had fallen victima to its violence within a few weeks exceeded 2,000. The white inhabitants, with very few exceptions, had been free from at tack. The fatal quality of the disease was much aggravated by the ignorance which prevailed con cerning its true stature. By some of the phyoi. ciao' it was denominated the cholera marbles, while others. described it no a species of the plague. The effects of the terror produced by this disorder. • . • kpiThittts a stop to oesriz. ali;trapiehiti4rla4. .„ i •lfeiri v 4•l4e been before aitivia'sied. The &Mt! . tioi , tailroil Louis by all rticiacif property barLitiSheed - - the Governor to issue a proclamslioo, suspiading, for 'one mouth, the payment of carry species of dein oe iik•isoiary obtigation; a step which, tinder other circunistinics, would bare been deemed ex traordinar,i but witiets- had- been rendered impe• relive by the peculiar situation of the island. He had also prohibited the intercoanie with the island of . Bourbon, ships, coming from thence being required in perform quarantine for folly days. The disease was supposed to hove been introduced into the ble of France by the Topaz/ frigate, bet is what wanner is not explained. Captain ilvtßY rOIIIIM, of the Larne, ha. been promoted to ihr rank or Post Captain. Lieut. BORER? TAIT. °Vibe Glasgow, is promoted to the rank or Commander. and appointed to the Larne. Lieutenants 0. B. VERNON, JOHN M'DOVII&LT., and JOHN BAMFORD, have been promoted to the rank of Commander. Lieutenants J. ALEXANDER and C. Itustit.E to he superannuated Cuinntind.. ers; Mr. JAMES RANKIN to be a surgeon. Lieut. W. BLACILFoRD appointed to t4e Tamar; Hotv. STorroto to the William And Mary yacht. IVe are sorry to hear that the Leander, SS. bear. ing the flag of Hear-Admiral Sir Him Blotes. rood, K.C.B. fur the East Indies. has been in very imminent dmger at Madeira. She .turcl a quick run (acity five days to that imlatitl, and was preparing to leave it, when, io getting under weigh, the capstern upset ; two other anchors were let go, but they did not take hold, when the cables were imtsiertly cut, in just sufficient time to prevent her driving on ashore. The following ship, arrived at the Motherhauk lart week, and were put under quarantine :—Wed nesday the. Ana, MATTHEWS, front Trieste, with fruit, bound to Ilausburgli, with by. of sails and boats. Same day, the Persereranre, GIBiON, from Veneras, with wine, for Bremen, with loss of fore-yird. Orr Saturday the Aeteon, STEWART, Irene Cephalonia, with currants, to Portsmouth, for ruder♦ The Photos frigate, Captain W. A. MosTA- Gus, will sail about the 15th inst. for the North American station. Lieutenant-General Sir JAMES KEHPT, Governor of Nova Scotia, and Staff, will embark in her. The Favourite, 24, Captain 11. ROBINSON ; Clinker, Lieut. W. MaiTIN ; and Pater, Lieut. NI tucturt, will sail when the wind is fair, for the Newfoundland station. The Earl St. Vincent, Sistrsou, for New South Wales, arrives, at Portsmouth yesterday se'nnight. She has taken 160 convicts on board from the hulks at Portsmouth, for that settlement. They are guarded by a detachment of the 4fith regiment on passage thither. On Thursday Rear-Admiral LAMBERT sailed from Portsmouth for St. Helens, in the Vigo, 74, Captain IHom Au 113ftow,i, to relieve Rear-Ad miral PLAMPIN. A number of smugglers were put on board, to serve abroad five year*, according to the statute. The Crown and Zephyr transports, from Chat ham, bound to Guernsey, with part of the 7th Vete ran Bat whim, sailed from St. Helen's, nit Thursday. The Integrity, with part of the triune regiment, for the Isle of Man, passed through on the same day. The Christiana has sailed for Sheerness to land the troops she brought from Malta. The Bavarian /rape►iu! (;;'uzette slates, that the stetter thle cathedral of Spier., where eight German Emperors sod the members of their titnihies are buried, is to be repaired, and rescued from future decay. Nlajor CARTWRIGHT was originally in the navy before the American war, and diotingssished himself iii the Falkland Islands, a+ Flag-Lieutenaot to the late Loaf HOWE. The Major's name having re monied on the Admiralty books as Lieutenant, be was in the Havel promotions at his late MAJESTY'S Jubilee, promoted to time rank of Alsoier and Commander, and no an appointment on such an tic caribou is usual, he was nanituated to the .Sjoy sloop of war, a sloop for a long time laid up in dick. It is generally known that at Trentham-hall, when the family is there, a stated relief is gives to all poor travellers; it was at first established for labourers going and returning in harvest time, but it has for many years been general for all that apply, except soldiers in parties. The provision is a piece of good torrid, weight fourteen ounces, and a pint of good table beer. The dodge not being seen from the road, and at "Dine distance, it could not be supposed that such numbers would apply, so as to give regular employment for a porter, and re quiring considerable trouble in obtOiling a regular supply of the bread and beer. The *image MM.. her 1114 t call for this relief is from fifty to a hair died daily, and iss the month of August last the numbers 'hat received were as follow : Men Women tholdrcn Total iu our trouth 4,366 The show of horses it Mahon, during the pest week. Ints been pretty large, but the generality were Out in good conolotoon. •nd cnly noonlerme price. were obtatiresl.—Pitine horses see middy sold, ;,t good prices. At Volk Palm-Sun fair. hest week. there was a numerous shew of both beasts und sheep. prin cipally lean stock. The following is the ave rage :—llest prime English beef 88. to Bs. 6d. Inferior ditto 7e. 6rl. hest Scotch beef, Bs. to St. Gil. Inferior ditto 7s. 6J. to is. per stone. Prime wether mutton Bid. to 9d. Inferior or ewe ditto Bti. It has been finally arranged, that the whole of the prisoners connected with the Cato-street Conspiracy shall be arraigned•at the bar of the Old Bailey ou Saturday, the Illth of the present ononth. It is pro bable that nothing further than their arraignment will take place on that day, but the !Dimness will proceed on the following Monday, to the exclusion of the regular business of the Sessions, which eon.. a:twee ow the 19th of the month. • .4" ID 0: 4F *ail '• .' 4 .-_;c:!: , ti ctlese 6 b e bts • \-- , _ ~. • 1 . -, 0 ,:" it , 4 .- . 1 .l i a ' • vF":l7it:sll' ----. • • ii:4kIIIONABLIZ A ItltlrAl4.inti DEPASTIIt Al ARRIVALS. lite Marquis of Woolly. as kis hoax in Gri-it G... 4._ street, Wr.leninst.r. from 4 Wl.ll In Ilse Doke ul 114i1111.•1•.. at btu sent. Kim.lndio*, if unßniedonilyir. . Earl ( - Arum'lll:in, al Warren's frltrlaii, Negras-eirt. , I. ivi • Coeti•iental lour. The Earl of Lionsore, 14 Reddish's Hotel, /el t, Rom his seat in tielead Le Ceram, de Wilke and snite. at Drinari'l Mr-sinew% wish leterrs of condolence in bill MO J • the king of Denmark. Mr. sad Mrs UM! F. st Thomas's Hotel, square. from doll' seat in Y•altrhire. Sir George Nerkwiih, Baronet, at the British Dot r. imoya-street, from irehnd. W. David sad John Markham, Esqrs. at ditto, ruin; MOM. Edward Davenport, E•q. at Fenton's Hutel , S:. .1 um... street, from dictum Howbesy, Leicestershire. DEPARTURES. Eget amtLeosintess Cowper, fruen ----- illeir house in (:rurz street, Hsouver square, for Brighton. Comfit sad Colonels lit. dotorio, from their Was, asnoser.sqoarr, fur Na ighten. Lord Thome" Cecil, from thi•Royal Hotel, St. Jawtr.'s street, for his brother's, the Al:Argots of Fatter'. arm, Hui- IlitM, Lincolosistre. Lord Doostley, from ditto, for Meitoo Illowbray, Leicrs t . terslrire. Lord Gwydir, from Whitehall for Bath. Lord Melbourne for Braehruts . George Byng, CGq. M.P. Irwin his house in St. . square, for his seat in Herts. Lord Mistier, from thelVaterluo Iluerl, Jerusyn,ire,t, f..; his nest is Herts. Warden Scriunns, Vag. from ditto, for his wet, Curkice.! Psi k, Sussex. The Her. Mr. Mayo and Mrs. Maya, from RI ikes 11. d. I. Jermyu•sdrrl, for their arm in Kent. Earl and Comfiest Vernl tin, f.oin !heir lionise iw Gr u sve. nor square, for their seat, Gushaintiory, Herts. Viscount Maynard, Irons his bowie in Grosvenor-squale, for his seat in Essex. Earl Bearehavapi, from his house in rAit f.or hic in 'Worcestershire. The Earl and Countess of St. Germains, from their lulu ;a in St. lames's•squar, fur their seat at Blackheath. l r i k . r . , i i rI • 1 , ' t.. . , I 1 1 \ :. 1 • 1 1 i 1. ..: . t .. z . ;.. I* E .l 4 :t ...:: 1 • 1 i Az • d . 4 s. d s. d s. d. ~ d ~ d •s. d: : O . !.. •41 9% 34 II 45 4 *off P .I$ 1 - ' -- - liSibo. Scotch troy, or 140161. ovoirdupuji, of It 14oraciairoethately Farrar/tag the 15rb uf Mort+, V .---- 4. "it 4: i I 1 tr, a a 1 1 e:. al 0 C... a ft. * . el • 41) s. d s. d s. d s. d.I 'I • e 3 9 36 5, 29 9 23 6 33 4, 82 6, 16 ak the armz . of O'Donnel 4ally to join him. Cori listing in theii pionieuni. be *sit a part of his troop, stpoir aw virneditiwn, Which Ise surditatells, and tr ammed with only 150 taro iu a tliciKllllloUfisig Castle, wis e r, lie expected that ('hornet'* army mud all Andalusia would derlare for I . But he was moms Interonsided by e,ooVrein oF 'the 'regiiosuit of No- mantis. - (le war misspelled to yield to onntherr, and it wee by . miracle that Ifiego reCaped, in the direc tion of Cordova. His frtrosts were taken and coil (Weird to Seville. But nt the moment they were about, to he thrown•ioto prison the multitude flock= ing . through tbe streets proclaimed the Coustitti tom, and they were set at liberty. Both Haegnaml O'Dt ttttt el learned at Cordova the events of the Sih of Match. Some say that O'Donsiel, fearing , the fury Or the people, retired to Gibraltar ; hut others assert that lie found his brothers, the Count de l'Abisbal and the Co/otiel, at Ocatia. Humours calculated to agitate the public mind are constantly circulated here. Titus it was rrpoit ed that the Member. of the liiquipition had united for the purpose of effecting a couliter-revolu lion, and that euring the preparation fur the execution of this project. they circulated the rumour of the Duke of Wellington's 'silical in the capital to round the temper of the people. This was a ridiculous invent . ; 1111 l as it insist lw re membered that the Noble Doke never wi 2 bed to protect the authority of the against the decree of the Cartes at Cadiz which suppressed it. EASTER MONDAY : —lioliohy at the Rank, Exchequer, Eixt autl south SCA iiittlft4. THE PRINCESS SOPHIA. Her Royal Highness the Princess SoPRIA, since her arrival in town at Camoloidge Howie hoin NVincisor, has been visited by all the liralo•hca the Royal Fainily, us wall as her Roval I I , vhnesse* private and select friends, who have Itf . ciriv drank tea, and spent the evening with ;e : ,r Highness. The Durliess of livcr lieu ..pent Sc,, evenings with her Royul Highly -ski The Mike. of YORK and SUBSE7C. and the Duchess ul SEATER, have been constant in their visits to their royal sister. The Duke of YORK has srid•iin missed a day. Ili% Ho)al Nighties. accompanied 1118 royal siver to London front ‘Vltifkor. The esfabloilliniit of the I'iels(:Ess is tinder 11w ton of the Duke of I . ollK . and his uoreits. We are concerned to s a y her Royal nightiess eoloys but an indifferent stale of health, so Mu iii ( . 411.• the occasional attendance of Sir i [CUM( 11A tiono.. but not more so thou her Royal Phgliices. while residing in NViiirlsor Palace. During the last werk,•in consequence of the favoulahle of the seemlier, her Royal Highness ti'de several times with the Duchess of and once wish Lady CAMPOS:J.. 0.1 Sitorti.,c her Royal Highness licconliouned the !II Of GLOUCESTER In* visit to the Countess of HAN, COURT. BRIIJHTtIN, MA9CH 31. On Wednesday, Thursday, and this day. hi• Majesty look lerigthenvit promenades in the - vihou surveyed the progress of the nu merous workmen on the improvements, and ',eared remarkably cheerful ; these warns, fr.. 11) the desirably low enclosing fence. are ripen to the view of the surrounding house., the nectettlattt. of which hart the pleasure of britultlittg their in the several promenades, r hjoyiug ht, s-tltitdry walksrinder the most favourable auspices of re-e sta.. blisked health. buoyant spirits, and lieuveply Wea. then. A small and select circle of Nohilirv, the toys! band in attetultitice, have enlivened the Palace every evening throughLut the week. After his promenade hi the gardens this day, his Nlajesty took exercise on horseback. but not Ur public, awl returned to dinner very much re freshed by his ride. On Sew(liy liir Duches+ of KENT lode out to Luke ru utriug, sand vi,tILLI the Duehtus sat CI.A• RENEE. Prince LEOPOLD left Matiborongh-house on SA tardily, for Clareninot„ Yesterday the Dukts of YORK god (71 .412FN1 attended Divine SCIVICe HI the Chapel It•., On Ssturilry the Duke and Duchess of Gt ot . - CESTlitt laid is select ita•ty at PuILIP of [lease Hornbeing, secontii4- nied by Prince FIIYR _n__ ZY A_ _ , left town on S4illfliily morning fur Brighton, on s visit to the htNG, for few tlAys, The Persian Ainbassar!or nail suite left their residence in Churlev-street, Berkeley-ignore, yes terday morning ut unie o'clock, fur Pali:, where they will reumiu a short tinie and then rai -red to Persia. The Earl and Countess of Baum)). andly, are shortly expected home from the Continent. The Marquis of I..xisxDowx nisei; a wand to testaimueset uos day lOU are fairly of 610,1Mg01011 , 41 persotio;,. t es, at Ltimidown House, Bee Lrie -rqu.,rt.. TIGUE gists a rout this *Vetting at her house in St. James's-place. Lord HOLLAND entertained • party at dinner yesterday, at Holland House. The Lail of Jssslv had a select dinner party yesterday, at his hotise in Berkeley-square. On "Thursday evening a General Assembly of the 'loyal Academicism; was held et their apartments its Somerset-house, when 'Sir TUOMAS LAWRINIA. Kuighto• ames•datly.aiscied President of the Koiel Acadeupy i in the room of the late B. Wan t Esq.