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P • Ma 7.1719, ill lb: 3Ati Siturea 14.11.` I.at. fns 11 Sr Z , A.01 wM Asireutwl tx f.l. / p: epent..ree mated for war e.gAl lie, gut. Lr., (owe 7th cessmo of &Lehi( Setting to sundry g enclosiug cope t. • Para A We re such piecautionary mews,• s as may appear necerumy • the • 4. fence us the Yixier's and the Company's territurics, noon airy future int ell ige ice of this march of Timm Shah into (Pat.. 3...) le the Gist Para. of our Louie, in the militical d-pertmein, of the G3tfi of July last, we toiA occition to no eee, in rer•m. of high commendatimi, the seal manifested by oar lists Goren's)? General, fm the Conipany's interest, in hie st:teimin.iticin to proceed a 11.Tonil tier to luicknow, though on the eve. of Ito ilzpaitura for Europe, for t h e purpose of ad , jesting the trceseary atrangenient., f. cunt,quene• of the de mitt of the Visas &mph aid Dnarlah, Nebo", of Oude. Althoneh Vtri•tr Ali succeeded to the Mooted with tlie Iteollull concurrent , e, and ha *at:cadet' was in consequence azirnowl . elged by yoire Government, yet, es the subsequent ots• • jectieins to that succession weir, as generally conceived, founded on the spurimetness of his birth, and the right of succession actually claimed by senther, in the torten .4 Saadut Ali, bro .' they t. the deceased Nalsoti, and the e'dest swerving son of • .11-iyela tad Diowlett, it ormanaly behoved our Governor G:tieral to consider those run...tit/ft on the one halal, and the preten sions of Saadut Ali no the other, with all the atten ion and im pudence due In 4 question which involved the d rimal of a itioldom, the 'Toot of inheritnyco to the property of the des cement Nabob, tire political interest of the Commute, and the hawser, the reputation, sod the justice of its Government. 37. After au attentive perusal of the several minutes and • letters of thetas* Governor Glottal, which contain • mumt able, ilithomus. and impartial detail of all the arcumet .nees which led to a decision, by which Vizier Ali was dew,. d, and Sail at Ali planed upon the hfusinel, we Wave tint the least heetati its In ploonisming, that, in that d .cilia, the just right of intim it one* hat been .upport,d, and the honour, the oopiitatiml, and the Janice of Me Company'. Gneenuneht fully maintaine 1. -94.-The Governor-General's Minute of the eth March, 1791, Minetins • very satistaclory explanation of the variations be tween the home et the previous engagement executed by UMW Ali at hanares, mad those of the Definitive Treaty coil '. cludei at l e ech...v. Ily the latter, the Company'. .ullumice • o lime the 'illative' country appear. to be stuffizlently eteterved, without the issertion of any artiele, which, in its operation, :Might bed to are isitelestance in the collections on the part of • - Jab eignpguy that engin be deemed offensive. And we have • Abe further satisf..ctitio t., fool, that, est-lustre of the immediate legume of twelve locks of rupee, by the Nabob Vizier, his Oneleal eels* is increased upwards of twenty lacks of rup2cd, ibillekka the Aegis... Won of a femmes in the Oude, donimions of the greenlet comegormes in the scale of general defence, with ether ttipuletin -s, which have a tendency to remedy harmer • dpfecti is eel peiitie..l sencrier, with that couutry, an to give • 11110 Compeer such en mundane y, as cannot fail to be produe i else of material heierfit to tooth partite, acd which, he ti pans p.. 4 to the eatedisbnietit of a good system of Coveinrsent ~tCbarte, rollicks hitherto all our endeavours, for a series of year', ve hewn tumble to netomplish. late Giourneestimicral lied given us mitten to ex pad. that (4 the tart yeir, or perhaps Sniper, aft,y Saadut Alin aerie dun, Iris revaisacs would probably fall e.wsidetab;y }.rote at their estinsared •ntonot, and that he wield find mein di.ticu!ty Li fulfil. g h.. pecuniary engagement. wish CCUIS,P•inf p aid very antotenorily &reigned Um /rimed of ; era are therefore OM surprised in hid by the tist matienta. that an 07~ holaceiiniulated in the ;eminent of thee...now)), totaite, te the amount of upwatils of 111 lacks if eisp,at. Lard Monne/eon having repro .e.ited, %weever, that he betimes the Nabob is . encerrelv disposed to make every F • - pemitileeffett for the liquidation of this anew, as well as fro astrodome/ such a system of ardor and economy into the ma. • nageinent of his lean - es as will enable him t• he score piiilC -4t191 in, het Altura peyetents. we entertain a well-groutidoil negation, that every cause ut complaint capon this head will *modify terminate 43 'tie large, WOMB, and expensive military es.ahlie:i. runt, within the Oude appear.' to et to he oil, of the principal abject. of economical reform, and we have much sttufacti all In find.iig that the atibje.a has already crime under your coneaderatiou. 41. We 04.1144, with mach sitisfarlion, the attention given by this l o re Governor ('.eras, to the villuence, rower, and wealth of Alin.* Ali Clan, derived 'vim the pmsess i on of half Rao doiniulteis of Oude, in the capacity of Ann' and }armee, in proc..rtate front Itioll the relinquish... it rif Aims, i which he held in the Doab, to the amount of foity.iiine lacks of rupees, arid which reduCtion ..f hi. power OAS effected, wittiest exposing hint to public disgrace. ledeml, he tube, gently evinced his good dtspositinn towards the Company, be • loan of ten lacks of rupees. As, however, Aline. Ali still 'Man to lee in Peones/en of eery extensive districts, "tiler aft assurance of security rii relate them, and althosgh on ac count of his aim he is supposed to feel no adequate motive to endure Id.n to hazard the lomat those possessions, yet as Its end di, fic K u.ts are es/Paederast as the only persons who hare the power to excite any opposition to the reigning Sovereign, it is eiresstary that our Resident at the Vizier's court should be statehrel of their conduct ; though we are pieased to ninety., that no appreliensions are etitertaiited that they will make the attempt. - 42. Having taken this general view of the subject, with a minute atteiitiou, however, to all the paper- and proceeding., we me, upon the whole, dectirdly of opts, nu, that the late Illevernut•lgeneral, Laid Teignitioutli, in a most arduous wtii a . two, and under circernstanc es of much Ael.cacy and elliharrabii- Mitilt, mindii9ed himself with great temper, impartiality, abi lity, and firinness ; cid that he houhed a long coos.c of fgrill• ful services by Aiming and carryon; into etteutiOn, an ar eatipprenit, which tort uely reileuerts highly to has own Ito - Met, but which will also operate to the reciprucal advantage of the Comeau!, and Use Nabob Vim,. - 41. The alfii.s ef Owl* being they settled in • manner which Lids fair i,s lie permanent; and its appearing, hy the 214 paragraph of yuur political dispatch, of the 17th April, 1799, that the most perfect trativollity continues to prevail in tie /WWI domi n ions; and as the reiollitiolia of the late Givem seem of the 9tli and 30th WI. 1797, foe the augmentation. of thermos', were declared tube connected with the pespeeed ar raegenserit. for that country, we direct that you take into your humellath eoneoleretion, the prOptiroy et disbanding these new Smite; ear the necessity of centinuing them. Your deem:into nate 111,4341 tibia point will, of coarse, be guided by the eau.: iliteatitni of affair., et the to . .e !oil 'nay r ec eiv e th u s dispatch, by the apparent views and &invest:on. of the seve ra l powers if Indu, a id by the iiitalbgence winch you may be in pis , . 11101 , 0 , 1 of, with respect to the intemmus and motions of Ze -17.1101. Shah. 2~0.7.—.C0py of a Treaty between the Nabod Saadut Ally, and the Company. in 11101. Trinity between the llnnoura!ile the East India Companyend Hu fixerdlency the Nawaub Vizier 00l Mumaulick Yeineen sr Duelas Nadia eel Mooik eaad.it Ali Klan laharhy 111101muort Jung, Mr etialtlig to the Compaey, in perpetual s eve y e i g nty, votairi portioris of His YeerVeney's territeitat "4141111iiiimIS, ill COIN Olillta twn if th e S u b si dy now pota bl e to the Campion , by the Vim... Whereas by iii. treaty note sosissisting between His Estee'. leney the Vlttur, and the Honour - aid.. keel I..she C0ry.,,,, the CObfalt bays tugaged to defend PI4 Eseellettev's storn'olone again.' esserbles, ai.d, to citable th•ms to 1..1(11 that His Excellency ts booed, b 7 the aforesaod trace, to pay te the Company, iu unroctutt. tee aitiival subsoly o setrooty• the larks of LOcknew Sieca rupees; and is ioniser bound, he the Ord treaty, to d,fray Use expeuce d cue atostensimmon of torsi. ettucts. m additten to the number of tr.sups autotimer' in the treat), 'hall be Judged uesessery to enable the Company to fulfil time engagement of d:fnudisig Ilia Esc.hooey's Whitt &altar enetniaa. And wiser... it that tMttat.ds do d. f Av.., thew. anomie+, be reieblished on a fve , left •Isieh 80A:1 6 4 4 4c noatimion. totrter 111C'eSe or 1 Er and a.cla oftio, d weeie, to the Cron „, , ag „,sts.. sit, 'es t sue nolosto.„ in perpetuity, of all ;114.4s cieargt., the / 1 114...40, mem,. ernosting of le,, muds', as COOK sic . m deft JO. p4ll by the H .Wearable svelki les ....l Liestten..4.l,:o.mel Willoni Item, en bet •:!, imams thSliess• f 114 EK , 14.. , '• tine Moo NoAstthe Marini; Wel. 1.-lee. E !! Hater.- , . ;se.. a , Msl atnrs , eirtl and oblOar.„ • ji &Woo oetiato w l .sise, by viviur of tun p mint • sod ti. thew fw L 3 * - roir.". (e.vet .S Genera i std • a • r4itc-al Dep3r;:weet. ea far ae r.gartla S;r -, , e 4 tta to the arraneetneatte for 0 ale Sept 37. S and 4, letpadett the .4.lden rc- •trgit ; usJ that, in cntsequertce, the tr r--tern to their cantonurdtt e sad the ander: .r eagnientt g regLudiee tip4he t .reh, 311 (4 411 2 , 1 r) :Adrian/ tile ain.:- t A•ly fr:l4.n V. the MOW Owl , 'a - petters runtitectel *4llll cerasn..on, and treaty conclurl.4 with the Naeob. rely wlon YOUT vigilance or tine Ad nrii;unt rA , T , . the other Patt i 11) flratitee;le.•-y et* NdrituliV , zier mil Ma. 111.1 Uh: Yeolae..ll oo Dowlait tit. ea ioe tool estuisik, Saad et Allv Khan Ratak, Stutmorea .1'..•;, m behalf holmod t 4 .d hems and sir - cessiws. for imeliag to toe Honour dile the Eta India Couipany, iq perpetual saver. ignty , emytint pradAula Of ula Etee territorial possessipos, eoniioutadoll of etc foram and au g-m e nt e d tuleroly. and of 'all .itiier .rf money now choice able tee his Excellence, ou lie -moat of the Company'sdsfeostvs eugagetneuti with bill Exeelleoey. Article I—llia Excellency she Nawaub Vizier hereby evict tel 'ha East lards (*.Moan?, in perpetual ssevereognit, the Mt Aar mentioned ,metiotts of lees terrotoreal posisiestedivi, amountelig in the rook reemlue, to one coae aim tlvrts are lacks us to pe 1, Lieludene expeolees of eullectioun, in commutation of the *ohm ot, of the ex i eeneiss attendant on the ae'ditional 11614 of Oa kicitaie. and Furruckhabad Petllll,ll4. STATCMENE Of THE S!MMA. Chita:lab, Cer.l% Kuwalu, and chucklah tudivrah - - 55.4 6 1,571' 11 1 - Rehr and nOers - .1,3 2 .1, 174 6 lurrucluhid and whors - - 4,50.001 Kltairaglaur a.td ..th.r. - 2,10.01 -- Asungliur and Aaiinghur, Mounaut Kunlun 6,95,6 e I 1 6 Goruckpere and ether, and Rutwul— __ Gorockpoto 3 .0, 88 4 8 i 6,49,854 4 Hutwol 40,001 Sonbah of 11 . ahahad and others • 9,94,943 1 3 Chtocklah, Boredly, AVlphabati and Kt 'perry 49,11,457 11 1 trlawaub tionee Reidy and others 1,10,e42 1.! Moltoril And others, with ties exception of the Talook of Arwul - 1,G1,3747 4 •----- Total Jumins Lw. Sa. Rs. 1.3 . ,,23,47t R J The above mentioned Mohauls Tieing ceded to the Compa ny, as h,1,1 by the Auntils in the year 12u8 Foster, im claims are to be hereafter m..cie on account of viHages or !awls which eat format years auv have been ailded tour separated from the said Mattson. Article B.—The subsidy, which, by the second artiste of the treaty of 1798 his Excellency engaged to pay to the cots imnr, now that territory is assigned in WU thereof, tied of the expen , e, ..1 the additional troops, is to cease foe aver, awl his Excellency is reSessed from the ithlieation of defraying the ex patiCtl Dean. additional towel.' sclti:h at any tone away he re quired for the protection of Omit., and its dependencies, whe• ther of the countries ceded to the Compan!. or the tenitortes which 'hall remain in the pUtifiiloll of his Excellency the Viler. Article 3—The Honourable the Bast India Company heresy engage to th- territories which will remain, to hi. Excellencrthe Vizier against all foreign and dorr.estic hurl, provided aivrar, that it b.. ut the power of the Compa ny's Gurentihent to statam the British troop, in such tint el hi Excellency's dominions af shall appear to the said td-oarn ment most expe.heut ; and providaildurther, tha,t his rtce;- le icy retaining io his pay four battalions of infantry, one baste hen of Ne.ieebs and %lowan., two thousand lunse nen, and to the number of three hundred Gqi.n.lsore, shall dummies the te nianidar of his troops, excepting inch numbers of armed Peens sleben he deem necassary fir the pur.hrars of the collect ioris and a ten horsemen and I.:meet's to attend the ;remota of the detachment of the British heaps, with a thponion of artillery, sha at all times be attached to his Ex eelleacy's t mann. Article 'h.-That the ter intent and meaning of the fiot, second, third, and ((meth ',titles of this 'f realy, may be clean, understood, it I. hereby declared, that the territorial cession be ing in lieu of ills 'Wendy. and of all expellees on account of the Comni.aoy's d-feisiive engagements with his Excellency, no demand whatever shall b- made upon the triasitry of his Ex cellency on account of expenses which the Honourable Com pant may incur by meembling forces to rep-I the attack or me naced &Unit of a f oeign enemy ; on ae.rount of the dettch ment attached to hi. Excelleocy's person; nn account of troops which may occasionally be fomented toe suppressing re bellions or disorders in his Excellanc)'s territories; on account of any future change of military stations; co on occoont .4 fail ure in the revinces of the aided districts; arming from unfa vourable iteason., the calamities of war, or ham any ether causes whatever. Article I. The territories ceded to the Honourable Com. pony by the first article of this Treaty, shall be subject to the exelusier management and controul of the said Company assn their Officers; and the Hueourable East India Company hereby guarantee to his Excellency the Vizier, and to he hells and successors, the possession of the territories nhich will le main to his Excellency Mts the termthrial cession s •regethet with the exercise of his and their authority within the mid dominions His Excellency engages that he will cotaliirati in his reserved dominion's tut% a sy.tein of adminisuation des be carried into *Berl by his own officers) as shall be conducive to the prosperity of his sutkects, and be calculated to 'retire the lives and properly of the inhabitants; and his Ex. - Y.l*m . y will alums id , lBe with and ad in confinviity to the Council uf the Office,. of Uhl said I olioursalls Coltman!. (To be continued.) simmmE•mme:•,!. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE HAMBUGH MAIL. [I , ardor Extrads.] VIItNNA, YE). 3. His Imperial Majesty has appointed the Arch duke Ferdinand, General of Cavalry, to be Corn mandlng General in Moravia, in the room of the General of Artillery, Count Kaunitz. Count Bellegarde, late General in the Venetian Territory, will certainly go Ambassador to Paris. Major General Meyer is appointed Quarter- Mauer-General, in the room of Lieutent-General Mack. The Field-Marshal Lieutenants, Prince Charles Auersnerg, Jellachich, and Auffenberg, as also the Major-Generals Barons Von Spangen and 1 hall, aw.sit the decision of their processes. The late Vice-Chanr •Ilor s( State, Count Co bentzel, at present resides on the Lordship of \J` pageol, in Moravia, which belongs to his lady. lES. 3. The Corp of Bernadotte is assembling near I. kb stadt ; where it appears as if it would wait fur ordets relative to its destination. The disputes between Bavaria and Wirtemberg, relative t the occupation of some of the new ac quisitions which at first occasioned hostilities be- t wean the troops of those States, have been amicably accommodated by the mediation of France. VANES Of Tat MAINE, TM 114 The Electoral Prince of Baden, we are assure.% will mairy a niece of the Empress Josephine. The Fie' orate of Eiden will, it is added, receive con siderable augmentations; and, finally, be erected into a kingdom. s Of THE vistw.a, rat. b. It is anderctt.n I, that a Busch/in army, of 1:0,000 men, is cullecting Le.tf Breeze. . }.~~ ♦ .. - - - TILE BRITISH Plitt S. LewiN)N, SATURDAY. Fttatuav V. Admiral THoartiottotton hoisted his fiat on Wednesday, at Plymouth, on board the Print of Wales, and was expeCted to in the coarse of the day, with six sail of the line, to reiume his station off Rochfurt. —tom— The .lLsy and Ellen, —, ifom Guernsey, for Newfoundland; the Sparrow, from New foundland, for the Mediterranean ; the G4hiji....4, Canattrorom ; and the Broth,wr, SPAZZEI. from Tobago, for London, have . been taken and burred by the Rochefort Squadron ; who have also cap tured and burned a Danish or Swedish cast India man, hotaeward•bound. It appears from some further extracts %lib:eh w•e have made from the last ilamburgh Mail, that Russia is alarmed at the designs entertained by France, upon Turkey. Letters from the Banks 4 the Vistula state, that a Russian army of 150,000 men, is collecting near Brezac. The disputes be tween Bavaria and Wirternberg have been tailed by the mediation of France. The Ehcteral Prince of &net+, according to report, is to marry a niece of the Empress JOSEPHINE. We have received New York Papers to the 16,h ult. which state, that the Congress of the United States had been engaged in secret discussions of great imoortance. These discussions are said to re late to this country. We know that the system we have lately adopted far the prevention of neutral contraband trade, has highly displeased the mer cantile interests in the United States, but the Arre rscan; have too strong a sense of justice, to wage war against England, because she has taken steps t 3 protect herself against fraud and spoliation. The Earl of GR SAID, we understand, is to have the Irish Hanaper Office, in the room of. the Earl of Li M ERICK. It is to be created a patent plate in favour of his Lordship. Ws sera qcorr, Esq. the principal writer in The Ediabesrgh Review, has had his appointment of Clerk of Sessions confirmed. in a very handsome manner, by the New Ministry. The LORD MAYOR has called a Common Hall for Tuesday next, for the Livery of London to ell press their satisfanion on the late appointment of a new administration, but has refused to comply wit's the other part of the requisition of the Livery, ta express their dissatisfaltion of the late va.te of the Common Council. to ercia a monument to Mr. PITT, in Guildhall. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when the following Captains wer.s sworn in:o the command bf their respetive ships, viz.—Captain MA TIRFAV Itl4.lliS, for China dire& ; and JAAIRS NOR MAND, Experi ment, for Bombay and Bengal. Th e Co urt ad journed at seven o'Clock, till Tuesday next. The Bryan, , from Dublin, for the West . Indies, has been taken, retaken, and carried into Guernsey. The C,4lriii,iire (a Swede), from the 'coast of Spain, is captured by a French privateer, and car ried into Algesiras. The 101 l owing is a list of the troops, from the Continent, which have landed, or are to land, at Ramsgate harbour:— The 27th Regiment, 363 Men; and the 34th Re 'vent,' t6l do. t..,ned Wedneatai. The sth Regirdent, 540 men; and the Bth Regiment, 508 do. landed Thurtiv. The NI Rip/tent, 640 men j and the 56th R giment , 727 do. were landed ye trday. Nearly 3008 of the Guards, from eight ships, wit be landed ott this day._ The 14th Regiment, 5 en , 601 men • the 96,h Regiment. 330 do.; and the 9lst, I liglilandert, 660 do. will bt landal un Monday. The 9th Regiment, 597 men; the 3.lth Regiment, 4004,, ; and the 69th Regiment, 500 do. will be landed on *f nenlAy. The troops, as they land, are marched away by different routs. The Wagaon Train, in two transports, are ordered to Blackwall. No less than five Candidates are talked of, to start for the Eh.Aion Plate of Plymouth, at the next Ge neral EleElion. A new Candidate, in the event of a vacancy in the representation of the ancient Borough of Ply mouth, has offered in the person of the public spirited Colonel TYSIWRITT, Vice-Admiral of the County of Devon, and Lord Warden of the S. ulna ries to His Royal Highness the Prince of WALES, for both Devon and Cornwall. On Wednesday, the Custom House 'Volunteers were insprSed by Col. Haan AOC, when they must ered upwards of 400, and went through their ma noeuvres as well as could possibly he expeaed, con sidering the number of recruits they have lately admitted. Yesterday, the Annual Serino' of the Society for propagating the Gospel in Foreign Parts. WAS preached at St. Lawrence Jewry (the church of St. ?story-le-Bow being under repair), before the Right Hon. the Loco MAYOR, the SHeetrrs l &c. by br. Donne', Lord Bishop of Rochester. llis Lord ship delivered a most impressive and eloquent Dis course from mts z. 9..0—" God s, no reApraen 44 w aft,/ ; " in which he enforced the immediate necessity of a regular ecclesiastical cstablishmect. in Hiudos tan, as well as the _proportion of the Gospel among the Hindoos. The Archbishops at CANT at autv and Yolk; the Pii'nops of lainwso, CHlC!lfiTilt, St. Davila's, Gruuctsrae. and Exit tit were pre'.e.:”. 'at.) were alterwards etc -2 truly' roiertaiited Lc tits LOC> May OR, at the isdat.siun-iieuss. ORATORIO. . Coll ewT-sarnT Last night the Oratorios. coromensed :a, season at this 'Flu aut. • They will, no drldn, attraftive to the lovers of haraony, as the gm p..rt of the vocal performer" • in Idand.in gaged. Mr. Bit AIWA exerted bis wekiakitcva, lilies with uncommon effedt ; songs v, received with the most rapturous applause. beauttful air, in the last part, of" Country's Couse," was delivered in the moss n teily manner, and loudly encored. The shim song of " Ssersi Bad" afforded Mts. 4.)scaos r opportunity of giving exquisite pleasure to the dience. She V'AS accompanied on the tielin ASHLEY I and both pet - forme:a deservedly tie., the highest marks el appre4sation. Mrs. fit. was in fine voice, and was muth applaue.e..l out, and enforid in. tie air of 46 What Signora tI CI Al: I", as Britannia at th e tomb !CS, 100 ed extren.se,y, well sang charrnii.ely. was much epplAuued. The wooly was eery fine, and the house swat sissy w.. 1! es s , ed. Among other the Marchiourn Ht.. 1111 CND was present. • THE DUCHESS OF GORDON't GRAS() ROUT, Was last night attended by four hundred Ni ' lity. Every preparation that her Grace's could devise, or liberality bestow, was made oft • occasion. The company weregretted on titer trance into the great Hall by the most &iglu's! Scotch tunes, executed on the pipes, by an eaii nent Performer, dressed in the Highland plea When the company collefted. he was removed the grand Drawing Room, vale 4 he played " Duke of lark's March." lu this elegant aura. blage were, His it"tal Highrw.., the Duke of all3briese. Dukes—Orleans, De Berrie. I), Castling, ind De Coigne down ;nd Mircittenesses—Theetend, Lattodoen, Heidinte, Statist, Buclangliantshae,Wdiedey, and lksla. Cosinfeites—Camdsn, Aherdeee, CAM*. Cl.arteu.l Dartiminth Ilarcou , t, Staltrewberg. awl Carus. Earls—Camden, Aberdeen, I)..rrinouth. and Tginyte. Viseounreeses—Swiley and I I .nclineberrelce, Lords:-11,41snd, 'lintel, 11. Pettr. Coleraine, Mr rnery, C. Somerset, fittest. r.l„. Casodor, Stair, Pi k Nfaitl.lonl. Mu ray, 0 awl J. 111 ) not • Maisnoen, Ilswasiden, Corct.r, G. L. Getter, S. Stewart, aint.C. Soeseeses. His Royal Higimess the Prince of it'atita, Dowager Countesas of Sarroo, and a nuaserees party of Nalsiiieyrdised yesterday with the Mat. chioness of D,oweisiotax, at licr house, Jims.a', square. His Royal Highness the Doke of You, Lod G. Cav Les 011115, Sit JOHN SMELLY, tad sessiei F e•lor,ahJes, dined yesterday with Mr. thalh wooD, at his home, Atadley-sqtratt: Lord !Cruses attired at NZllier's Dote] yesterday, from Hampshire. The verdict lately obtained in the Common Fleas against Cal. Bastard, pill probably teach that Gentleman, that, in the exercise of power, Courts cr justice will ccuntenance no other than practice. • LaJy HAMILTON has not token Mrs. Buttes tors's Venetian villa, at Brompton ; her Ladyshi? was only a temporary resideft there, until atter the funeral of her late berme friend, Lord Nemo:. Lord anal Lady HenalLea are expelled in town this day, from Major Hour, Suffolk, to the Duchess of CH A NOW'S, Grosvenor-square. T. H. PRITCI4IIuID, Esq. left town yesterday, for Su; ton Rerlory. Biggles.wode, Bedfordshire. The Duke of Rurtauu arrived in town day, from Belvoir Castle, Grontliam. A Painter being lately mailed upon to retOUG!'. the old sig n of the Plum e t r Featit‘ri, near Nettli bed, by a ha l py exercise of his pcdcP., I raduced as The Plumb of Pratbit•." Miss E. FOUOYCL, nice to the Duchess of Gos port, is appointed .staid of Honour ro her Grace the Duchess of as aticr•reine of Ireland. with a deaceur of 7001. a wear. The itlarchioness of 'SA tissues bad a card party last evening, at her :muse. Arlington-street. 2: abich were the Dowager Countess of Esssx, count Socii.tv, Dow . ,a , :er Lady 1)e oar, Baron De Bort., ar...1 Mr. Tat.sor. It is said the Mena/oar ineutioas Mr. Part's without a comment ; we cannot say its Weir, M proof of its sorrow. On U'uesJay evening last, died, universally re gretted, at her father's house, ;n Piccadilly, Lath' Louisa Firmest . , third daught:r of Ilia Grace the Duke of Gear rot.. in the 29th year of her age. Since the days of the Rev. Mr. }laces:an and Miss lla v, we have met nothing like the following stanza, written by the Rev. W. I. Boa su to Miss ?AIME : Oh ! a... naten to the Strain, ais dray Th it lle. whose passion thou Oast sung se well, Nts/, *nos tile sista% of the M:wd dwell, Ette.re thee, when duo seutld is away ilat thou, said lesea.kiaare...l hh.,:t hymn has aibilint in Cita shit.. General Picas, Major A. Mos anima, Colorei Dlik•NT, Mr. HODGiori, Sir J. Painot r, Capt.iin LYNi.:I4, and Captain Jolts% have each their L er.- carriages fir.ishing in the Sit; stile of fashion, at their Coach maker'', 91, New Bond-street, with elegant harpers. Captain Deems' took his light new brown post-chaise tor H dl ; and Major Nuo est . his travelling chaise for last week, from the at.ove wort so To commence the new year. the Perfumers at Par have ir.rented cerapiacered bags, in the form of has kets, containing a looking-glass, thread, needles.., case lor work, a place for keys, and a packet (Cr . .: handkerchief. hese bags, with coloured matbroi deny. are in full vogue i they art called a neerftutr.. am .804(ivsemisik, a ridicule. whichever Tao plow. ; hut it is a domestic article, which cannot be earti• abroad. on account of its weight ; and the lad. , wit,' make vat Of these eidivar!.a. take carat asst s, them be seen. . _. _ 1