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1 the denomination of '‘‘ Danes ite 1' !ailment's Ckritienne," en well as the 3u‘ilisry society at Oudenstde. Thls order likewise commands that the two chapels erected i■ these establishments, without license, shall be immediately clo.ed. This order of his Majesty Is founded urn the constant refusal of the society to submit its statutes to the approbation of the Government, notwithstanding tbe formal orders issued by the supreme authority, and the reiterated exlsertattoas of its ecclesiastical superiors. FRANKFORT, JULY 10. the r, dcral Diet of Switzerland was opewed ot Zurich on the lit inst. with the usual solemnity. In the sitting of the the Diet tanauinsowsly re-elected M. Alouason Chancellor of the Coafederatios for two yeas. The commercial ' , flair:roe of Switzerland with Germany and France will form an important subject of deliberation iu this Session. Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands la now at Cla m!, on a visit to the Electress her sister. VIENNA, JULY 4. It mews that there is no truth in the report thzt Prince Metternich would soon pay a visit to the cosntries on the Rhine. He will not gait this capital, where t►e important affairs under discussion and the negotiations carrying on re quire bis presence. There is no news at present of any action between the Turkish and Greek Reels. Sixty vessels of the latter have been seen near Mytilene, and some think they will litt.irif an engagement, to try to prevent the Turks Crum landing ou the We have received the Paris Papers np to Tues day last. The Comstimaioanal states a report that the troops in Biscay and Nava►re expressed • lively indignation at learning the counter-revolutionary movements at Madrid, and immediately addressed to Government the most unreserved declarations of fidelity and de►otion. The Gazette de France, on the other hand, expects that the mutineers will re ceive strong support among the royal cartineers end the guerillas. Spanish Papers have been received at our Offrcr Tiny contain various dttails of the proceedings of the Insurgents in the several proviaces. A Hambmei Moil has strived, with Peers to the 13th. They contain no news. HANBUIGH, JULY I?. Exchsogo on Loudon, 37 11, 37 41. TETEMBURGH, JUNE 48. Esehaseec—Loadoo, 10 1 VC—Amsterdam, 10 3-10.- 11amburgb, 9 7-32.—Paris, 105. Some difficulty arose in the House of Lords on Wednesday evening, as to the propriety of their Lordships sitting on this day, it being the anniver sary of the Coronation of his MAJESTY. The Loan CRAM:RU.Oa observed that Parliament had never been sitting when the anniversary of the Co renstion of the late Kura occurred, which made it necessary that precedents should be sought for in preceding reigns. We understand, on examination of the Journsls, that three precedents have been found for sitting on that day, and not one against it. Their Lordships will therefore sit this dry for the purpose of passing the Bill for renewing the Insurrection Act (Ireland) tlirough a stage (the second reeding). Therecommittal of the Canada Government and Trade Bill wam moved by Mr. Wit.mor last night is the house of Commons, who stated its objects to be, to apply to Canada the principle of the Bill brought in by the Beard of Trade reeling to colo nial trade ; to weans a fair appropriation of the du ties between the two provinces of Upper and Lower Canada; and to alter to a certain degree the Consti tution granted to those provinces by the Act of the 91st Geo. HI. by incorporating into one the Go vernment and Legislatures of both provinces. The motion was opposed by Sir JANIS MACKINTOSH, as far as regarded the alteration of the Constitution of the Cauurb - he - of Or dr SING'S VISIT TO SCOTLIND. PORTIMOUVS, JULY 17.—The King's yacht, the Royal George, goes out of harbour to-mnrrow. The following compose the royal squadron i—The Forte, Phaeton, Pelican, Rgeria, Calliope, and Cameleon. They will sail for the Nore on the Ist August. The King embarks at Greenwich on the Bth, for Scotland. His horses are gone by lend. His Majesty's suite and servants embark for the same place in steam yachts. The Royal Marine Artillery. Sir Richard Wil— liams, K.C.Q. have received orders to break up their establishment at Fort Monckton, and embark for Deal. It is reported that the Kiog's body guard will be picked from this highlysclisciplined corps. 0 .. •- - 1. , : ti c Vog l , ki, ..... 3 .„ ••, ~,-:: .: i s . if • g i ..., ~..._-...,, z I . ire, t ,i , ....N..b. 44 it ) ' ffra F.4SIIIONARLR PARTIES. The Duchesses of Welborn's and Argyll have each t rout this evesing at t►eir respective resideurea. Lady itattedeu's rout yisterday evening it Piccadilly vets very ftellisethly seteirtil. Viscotti Grauvills entertained a select party at dinner yesterday at Iris house is Prolosastreet, Berkeley.scrare. ALMA crs. The hall on Wednesday evening was very ele gantly 4tiended.. It was nearly live o'clock yester day morning before it broke up. There were nearly 600 persons of the first drstiisctiou and fashion pre• sent. among whom were— Princes—Frederick of tiosteio, Cimitelli, and Ceded. IPr!•ceu San Casalde. Duhss—Wellungtoo, Grafton, and De Gulch,. Do k ** —Argyll, KichmuuJ, Somerset, WeHinton, sod De Guirbe. Marquises—Graham and Exeter. Marcheasesses—Couyugham, Londonderry, Buie, Corn wallis, mid Wouchester. _ _ Earl—Cowper, Aboyne, liianonl , Skaftesbery, Purim- Hilton, Rosalyn, Jersey, Bristol, Grey, amnia Ail ment, Uxbridge, Gleugall, and Westmorland. Countesses—Citation, A boyar, Cowper, Warwick, Mass field, Sates, D'Ameland, Lieven, Gleugall, Grey, Uxbridge, aid Harrow's,. Eiscoents—Lowiker, Palmerston, Charily briaad, Bars. nerd. Hawardea, and Duncenuoa. Recosnkarer-Hawardss, Barunrd, Allen, nerd Dom -01111100. Lords—Glenberrie, C. Fitzroy, Lovaise, G. Reatiack, adamearree. Hervey, Harley, Arrockland, Hartford, F. Cunyng. lam, Burgbersb, J. and ti. 'rigour, Brodeurll, A. Hilt, Elleiihoroogb, Alvin&ley, Gwydyr, Howard de V‘Addsta i Bin : sing, Fitzroy Somerset, Me',neon, and A. Haasßsa. • Ladies—Julia l'etre, C. Gordo., Dr ads, Gwysir, Grew ' Tulle, Bromley, B. Cudriugtuo, H. Fossru, 111, Camastisk, Says-and. Sale, E. Loutier, C. Sbeirrara, C. fewkti, Fitz roy, Reveaswortb, Lemma, kkolyneun, A. Cooper, C. Barham, Elpiolustene, Lusaka., Oastslsles, Elleisborougb, J. St. Clair, St. Maur, T. Vyaer, A. and L. Vitae, E. Conyug ham, Stuart, Hervey. Sulam, E. Maack, C. Boggle, J. Blatebrissd, Grey, Headeleek, E. Palk, Nortb, Smitten's, A. Foulest, Ducie, P.arardeo, G. Fame, C. nosier, R. Stew art, C. klatiloasid, L. Bourke, E. Drammead, L. Cell, E. Forbes, Paget, E. Bathurst, C. Stanhope, Binning, Pey ton, E. !Wareham, A. Beckett, Radatock, S. Heatheote, Berkeley, B. Edecombe, G. and M. Ryder, Do Clifford, Johnstone, E. ISPLeod, and H. Huller. Coirsta—Lieven, de klultki, and d'oisay. Barons—De RothscloiW, Br utiow, La Batman' de Fd each. Monsieur Tees. Rubinson, C. Geniile, R. Bromley, P. Mos. mese, J. Copley. J. Burma., W. Elliot, A. Johnstone, W.Chattertna, F. Steineey, A. Millet, and G. Berkeley. ,tern.--Csaning, Wilmot, HMI, Lowther, Fox, W. Lowelles, Molyoesix, D'Este, Laoe Fox, &e. desalonme—Zell, Fitzkerherl, Arbuthnot, B. Baring, Ceasing, Deal, Dowses, Lime Fox, sad Hubert. Misam—lea, Seymour, Borrows, Canning, Totter tee, Liddell, Dawson, D'Este, Edell, Palk, Strait, Campbell, Codri,ttoo, Bruer, Vyuer, De Hos, Fitzroy, Law, Barham, iValdegrava, Staahope, &e. FASHIONABLE MOVEMENT& neat west, be Lila before expressed. These females, on tieing in. '-' J -- - - 15 - --- -- - ' ' - - asof the Cantatas, on the ground of Jim want of due The Martinis and Marchioness of Bath, the Ladies Thymic, , 'reduced into their presenc e , cud delivering the books into Majesty's Astronomer to the -J •••• - I; ulcer - c h an c ier. . the if . Phillips 'c son o ff ered to return money it was tiolicc to the inhabit:ruts of those provinces, and the an d family, left town yesterday f ur their seat, Longleaf, Wilts. , th e h oo d. of her R o y a l H ighness, were rec ei v ed by each or trilling the boundary line between British North asconsidered his father had received it improperly. The Duchess of Buceleuch and family left turn yesterday t h ee , w i t h t h e highest mark of ki;adoess sod enerliereft and America and the United States seeeedrog to the Sir IR Steak, in reply to Ilir.Jeffries, said he dared to say want of The on the part of the House touch- es, for their seat at Richmond. requested they would accompany them is their walk to the T toe tog their sentiments and opinions concerning thereaty of London, 1783, and of Ghent, 1814, and all he had said of Mr. Phillips was correct, sad that the Leeis- , Lord and Lady Montagu left town yesterday for their Castle, which they accordingly did, sod with whom they kept proposed alteration.-The 13111 was recommitted, seat, Long Dillon, Berks. up • a roaverratioa connected with the pleasures of the even- • who after much labour has so satisfactorily deter- lature in pending the Act did not contemplate such a case LE- and the Report ordered to be received on Tuesday Sir George and L a dy N ugen t arr i ve d os Wednesday even. ' big they had promised themselves ire their excurcioo to Tass- mined this geographical question, is recently ap- " F i t 6 ' p . ill ibil t l 'had sa i i n d v b ie e w bad ta em bezzlement,doubl could &c procure • boo- n% next. lug at the Duke of Buckiugbam's house, i s natation, from tern and Chepstow. The weath er p ro ved most favourable pointed by the Board of Admiralty to take the exact Ks,/red bails, which Sir R. Biraie end baked so doubt of; and --- -- - ---- their test in Buck,. for the view seen from the Castle, and the Princess acknow- longitude of the Island of Madeira; (or which nor- heist iwforeted a second housekeeper was Bent fur, oboes set ad- Ou Wednesday Viscount MILYILLB had an au- The Earl of Ashburnham arrived yesterday at his house la 'edged to them, es they surveyed the exquisite scenery ream pooe he sailed last week by the ()wen Gkndorcer, he had very reluctantly committed Mr. Phillips, and try Dover-street from his seat in Slimes. the stand in the garden belouglog to T. A. Williams, Esq. ... ie handsomely agreed to take the bail of litr.Jeffiles only. thence of the KlNG.wh ere his °baler- Sir Charles and Lady liaise cud family have left town for that the part of Monmouthshire they had already seen was Hen. C . oPENCitt, for Falmouth. -- Yesterday the Marquis of LONDONDERRY, their seat, Breamore, Hants. the most beautiful scenery of any they bad beheld during 1 rations are to commence, and thence to Madeira, Jana Butker was charged under the Police Act with l i ' G.;.: Count 11.131.411TF.R, and Lord Strxwaar, had su- The irl of Kilmory and the Ladies Needham and their ton, through England. and back again, by way of Lisboa, to Falange* to being a rogoe and a vagabond. the dienees of his 31asasar -the latter, it was under- ' raspy left ' Th o ma s' . Hotel, Betkeley-aquare, yesterday for On their return to the ian their Royal Highnesses ex- finish his observations there, He has taken with ' -Nicholls, one of the coodactors of the patrol, Haled, that their seat in Shropshire. pressed themselves obliged by the &Gentles is terms Net steed. took leave of tbe KINO previous to his leas- him several chronometers and other valuable na a the- he was ow duty is the Haymarket on Wedneaday nicht and Lord and Lady Craaborse have left town for their father's most eon te r ous, and his Royal highness (taking the Mayor , about 12 o'clock, at the time of the breaking op Of One .. ' England.teatical instruments. --- (the Marquis of Salisbury's) seat, Hat fi eld. by the bawd) concluded with the observation that they should theatre, he observed the Prisoner, also Is a reputed. thief, in B. Mr. FINISSI, the extra messenger attached to Lord STEWART'S embassy, !ell town on Wedges. The Earl and Countess of Hon ington and Lady G. Stan- 108 R remember the kindnes s th e y h a d received from the TILL LATE ACCIDENT AT CIiRSTER.-Vlre regret hope retersod to town yesterday from Windsor. comp**, with another reputed thief, following three rola. Chief *itinerate at Monmouth. They then entered their to say two other v i ctims have fallen to the ruparisiou. ; twee. His companion put his hand isle ogre of the gentle. • O&M sad Mrs. Colston have left town for the Continent. carriages, and proceeded iu them to Tititirre, wh ere boats day to precede his Lordship on his way to Paris of Mr. BOULT'S stet® engine boiler :on Sunder , men's pockets, who on seeing hiss ran off among and liadlt --.--, , B. Co o ke, Esq. left the Brunswick House Hotel, Hanover- were in waiting, and after surveying the vesersble Abbey ,and evsui mill, Ends his escape. He aucceedtd I previous to his going to Vienna. morning last Tittessas OWEN was released trone Iles eu"1", wpaine, yesterday, for his seat, °anon, • near Macaw., they took water fur Chepstow. Owin g to many objects be- tls securing the Psisoner, who was convicted as a mite and his agonising sufferings; and on Wednesday mama viegiband. • The East India Company's obits DweAess of Allwl, Yncilslircc: trees Monmouth and the latter tows , their Royal Hieb- outward.bounri, put into Simon'a Bay on the 23d LAM S y dney and family have left town for their seat in seam did not reach the place of their destioation until a inn died JANIS OWRIN his brother-malting inr t An extraordinary Investigation took place respecting the Kent. , late hour at night. the whole four who have lost their lives by this lan , death of Francs Whitby, a boy, who was at work WI a Cat April, and sailed again on the 3d Mn;. Sir Philip Hales, Bart. has left town for his s eat in So- On Saturday evening the royal party again passed through A report haring appeared in several of the mersetahire. Gloucester, and late at night arrived as Clifton, where they mew-able occurrence! The only survivor, Wm- : folding tweeted foe the repair of • brume Itelougitag to sir. Smith, at Kensington Gore who either fell by accidest, a n, -on- Papers , staling , that "M. ZEA and the Colon). Sir John Stanley, Bart. and family left town yesterday for passed the night. I.IAU Baeottriatm, now l i es ' 1) . house , C k in ill i n 101 l - as it was ' suspected., was thr ows off by Peter Jewelers, a I.s. veal hies Mission had been recalled," we are autho- their seat in Cheshire. _ street, in a very low state. 1 hoofer, who was suspected from his expressions of batri.ri, illi• rtsed to say that this report is premature. M. ZEA We rejoice to learn, that the Duke of BEDFORD Maccbaseisem.--Such is the rage for building. , and violist threats of doing bins bodily mischief Yee sums having, since his arrival in Europe in 1620, ea- The following are among the last arrivals at is going on well, and that the most sanguine hopes and the consequent demand for brrcks, that several . lime pest, but which could not be aseerfaired, , from the tint. i of his !mug found ou the gretsal, at four o cloea Salo, a k i, 3. ptrienced a great alteration in his health, earnestly Chelte n ham :- are r utertained of his recovery. His Grace has carts have been set on fire by taking them away too when he was leer Ile, sad 'ased se til b ed ied in Sc. I . I. :solicited his Government to appoint a successor to Ta o E ar l sa d Cowden of Stradbroke, Lord and Lady Edw. been attended throughout his dangerous attack by hot from the kiln. There are now building in and George ' s Hospital on Tuesday night. ilea.about Macclesfield nearly 300 houses, and as many A Coroner's inquest was held on the body, when they re, him, *hid' request he has repeatedly urged. hut Somerset, Lord Shetborue, Lord sad Lady Ashlowo, Lord Mr. WOOLNICIIN, his travelling professorial CORO- I t :--- s l no person trashy, arrived with powers to replace him, Clietwynd, Lord Ilfs•easter, Lady Louisa Rona, Sir Jobs pinion, and by Me. HAIIIMICX, the chief Surgeon more are likely to be built during the summer ;./ turned a verdict o f " a Diad by • fall fr om a scaffold." It to . Mr. ZIA continues to discharae the funetiont of his Newport, Bart. Lientenaut-Gesersl Sir R. Dunkin, Sir Wm. of the Royal Naval Hospital at Plymouth, by the besides two large chapels, one for the Sunday School Yesterday George Mull ! the constable, of Kevin tai 4 b Orl, General Bell, Colonel Campbell, Colonel Allan, Colonel who lad been employed to ibis business, and some of the ' I , mai- Mitsion. Graham, Colonel T Colossi Wood,Lieuteuset-Coloael especial perraissioa of the Admirolty, grunted ca t Institution, and another for the Methodists. witnesses aueotled before Si, Richard &tele, and expensed (.4 , I 1401 - Toe FUNDS.- Yesterday was the settling day Banbury, Colonel Gilmour, Major &skim, Major Gore, the request of the Noble Family. Etidaleigh , from ' The names of the persons who were fined foe their. dissatisfaction at the Jury, end origami as it reason, so 1 fl 'e' In Consols, and every thing went off woll.- Captain Aisdrewalt.N. &e. whence the bulletins are dated, is situated midway improper behaviour at Vauxhall on Mooday even ! far as their belief wont, that tlteliary were isauenced in their r the Consols were very steady, -80/1 at solf for The Commemoration Pete of his MAJESTY', Cu. between Tavialock and Launceston, on the banks ing last were Creed, and not Reed, as erroueosily vaidiat by some of the wiaesses being prejudiced agai n 's; i 1 " Jenaings, the 'obtainer, at the lime they gave their erase-wee. reca• Money, and 811,1 for August Account • ; Reduced, reflation at the Royal Gardens, Venation, to-oighi, of the Tamar. stated in most of the Papers. The substance of the evideses of the witness* was as • 'olio 80411 A .60 ; ' per Cents. 971 i 98 :. New 4 per Cants. is said to be on a peak of splendour heretofore unknown in It is Not true that any of the Irish who hams Good joints of motto' were ticketed in Canter. follows r- ~ 1 98 971 Long Annuities au 9-16 la. Foreign Se. this Country. All the distinguished and festdonnble are ex- lately arrived in Liverpool are affected with a con. bury market on Saturday last, at Oad. prr pound. Ambrose Fishes was working at the, baildiogallaimi to. A , 5- cantle: Spanish. 614 f?. New ditto,- fit ; l'resa peeled os this wsearsorable and loyal occasion, and the Bri • t tagious fever. Last week au rest was slaughtered in Doncaster, About halt past four o'clock he heard something fall aid on looking he saia the boy on the En:mad, but could not say .''sl fish Public will have the proud satisfaction of witnessing riling sun. 871; New ditto, 87 ; Neiptaitan, 71i. muss of the rank, beauty, valour, and celebrity of their/ •ICHERY.-A few days since the Bowmen of and on the centre of the tongue wee au Sopa hob% h„„, he eine th er e. i. fromA , The Sovereign or Armagh has pointedly contra. arroatry. t Waltomile-Dale, near Preston, held their grand used for binding stakes, which appeared to have witimm Davis was IPPOkiag at* Willies maplestara ; elicit di rael--t the statement in a Dublin Paper, of several 'The Casale de France mentions a letter frog field day. Tire Golden Arrow was awarded to bees no a great length of time, as time part coafised /Wird leanings ronstaatly .triorsciliag with oast 44,as we i• i ) rents peas erasing ainfderrly quitted that city since the Legho ro , of she 49th June, which announces lb, Joan BAI/STOW. Esq. far the best shots in the was considerably sioaller ; the ends of the boo t ir tl e w b° ..X. .. , . 6 " William Remy Do •le heard readier, 1 i .. 1 P. " it w the suspiettd traitors.. Atlisaa I rime ~sarvivil of his Rerwl Highness the Prince of Salmi gold; and the Miser Bald". given by the Lady which was broken, had festersain the antler past 4 1 . ~ 0 1 91 •Pe i a b us in g tbehillt. - isiddi I ware - t - e -l b ss a' n ee t h e * 4 G i reit- Las froth that flp i at aisecskraveat Ida , Costotie io that-eity.from Naples, Go board the Pationees, Mrs. Cumuli t"3/rAllreON, to t h e Rev. Ote tongue. The animal was three years old, uud I f o ld, Ro d b rea k hi s b.-_y buck. uodsr laded to. I English Alp of the line Rechfort. I E, Se ItAintirrs. a weighed sixty-four stone. David Kraals said, he had heard Jennings threatru to I , . . ,/ R ~ k t IF - - - - . - ' , - --Pt . r - . ._ _ _. -•-•• • - - - _., ... _ ~..• tHRAtRkS. 114111 . 11tim. This Theatre eontinties its ittlactions with un abated vigour, and reeeleet in return a full propor tion of public patrore4e. It was last 'tight honour ed With the attendance of an overflowing and fashionable audience. LSS•roir performed the cha racter of Peter Fin with his usual success. In delineating the strange peculiarities of this humo rous fishmonger, there is • copious field for his dis play of those rich powers which never can be exer cised without communicating general delight and satisfaction: Othok 01 4 gRA.110111SE. The young Lady who made so successful • debut in the character of Rosetta, repeated her perform ance last night with increased effect, and obtained the suffrage, of • crowded audience. She seemed to have formed a more correct judgment as to the compass of her voice, and avoided the too abrupt transition to the higher notes, which marred the execution of some of her songs on the first night of her appearance, and the character on the whole was supported in a more coign and pleasing style. The duet with Mr. PEA BM AP. " Together let as range the fields," after • long contest, which served only to render the triumph of the victorious party more distinguished, received the honour of an encore. Mr. BitoaDutlasT sang one of Moose's Melodies, " Believe me, if all those endearing young charms," very sweetly, and the opera was again.ennoduced fur repetition. VISIT OF TIIS PRINCE AND PRINCESS OP DNIVNARI: MONMOUTH. On Thursday evening their Royal Highnesses the Prlo4llll and Princess at Denmark, with the Count sad Comatose Gold* his Regal Highness's Chancellor, Madame Dam, Mademoiselle Gowirien, the Chevalier feels, and Mr. Ad. ler, Secretary to the Prince, arrived at the Swam and King's Arms, Rosa, where they were welcomed with a merry peal from the belts of the church, and pasted the night, for the purpose of making the excursion dowo the Wye, from theoce to Mouanomth and Chepstow, on the following day. After etpresaing themselves highly gratified with their entertain. "seat, they left Roos on Friday morning amidst the act-lama. Hone of a large concourse of people. From the Meese pro duced ea her voyage to England, the Princess, with her ladies, came to Monmouth in their carriages; but his Royal Highness and the Gentlemen embarked on board Mt: tire,' boat at Rose, sad arrived at Mminsooth *bulb! . 'ream O'clock in the afternoon. As their iatended visit r o ,dommicialej t e early part of the day, the 618 19et i rCliatte• Heath, Esq) waited apse the De mur! ( 1 2;e6 r.asstrwith her Royal Hichatem), req= 4 ", ; (6 : keen:kit was dm wish of the P e lee * tit ""'" 'a hi. groblic character, as the Chief Manisteeso wdb his "sedate. 10 olliec, would do themselves' tho oaour of Paliall 041 7 attention sod respect In that power snowed trav e lling i;Or--but if he came in his of Coast Moltke, he *mild as • pri v at e iag.,,,a ir raecompatty the Secretary to the Irate, aide Ind receive ina Royal Highoess, with the istestios of strew log t h e .omisgoished strangers aseh parts of the town as we afford the most interest during their short stay. The latter only being accepted, the Chief Magistrate and Secre tary proceeded to the Quay, and oa the lauding of his Royal Highness, gad the purport of the visit being explained, the Prince recOVed the Mayor in the most gracious manner, mad walked with bin, from thence to the Beaufort Arms inn ; os his coeliac in sight of the bridge is he proceeded down the Wye. *here a large portion of the population were waitiog to receive him, the Burgesses band of music, in a boat its- Hosed Air that purpose, greeted him with 'tailcoat sod popu lar iths until be landed from his owe veiled, and coatinued their volunteer efforts during the whole of the party's silo $Oll/2 at dm hotel. It is needle', to remark the great de gree of Interest all ranks took is paying their respects to these distinguished ladividuala not only to their walk to the los, bat also iv their walk to y the remains of the cootie is which Hooey V. was burn. On his arrive! at the Beaufort Arms his Royal Hicharas Istroduced the Chief Magistrate to the Pinter's, by whom be was most graciously received, and was requested to favour them with his company at dinner, which honour was accepted, and soon after three o'clock the whole company est down to an elegantly furnished table, at which it was ' scarcely possible to say who was the moat desirous in paying their attentions to the Mayor, and with whom they kept up • cheerful conversation is English during the whole of the repast. Previous to sitting &we to dinner the Mayor ob ,served to his Royal Flightless that he should eossider it an increase of the honour be had personally received, if lie would permit bin to introduce to her Royal Highness his family, for the purpose of presenting the Princess with his *count of the country their Royal Highnesses WERE then guiag to visit, which has most cheerfully conceded to, both by the Prince sal Primer's, sod as woe as the diluter was &visited, the Princess called opus the Mayor to fulfil the wish be bad before expressed. These f ema les , on bein g in. . . AkNiirRRSARIr of-tie iffNe., CORONATIOM The day being the amsiVeteary of his Majesty's Corona tioei the morning will be ushered in with a emery peal on the bells of in the kharches in Lidos and Weetesinster.— loyal otamlardi will be heisted et die Tearer, Westminster Abbey, sod St. Martia's Chore*, and ether deMonstretinae of joy will be observed. The ay will be kept sea holiday at all the public offices. The Park and Tower guns will lire at oak o'clock, and it being what is termed "pifthre Say," three barrels of beet will be given to the populace at the Admiralty and Horse Guar*, to drink the King% braltli.--s The Artillery Cumpasy will b eve • tread iteld-diay in their ground at Finsbury, and will afterwards colebrate the day by a sumptuous dinner. His Majesty's Ministers will sire entertainments at their residences, and the King's trades people will commemorate the day by dining together at the Thatched House Tavern. In the evening the lowa will be brtiltsutly illuminated lii bouour of the occasion. EmPtOrMENT AND FOOD. *ea nestray the aajeartioa meeting of the Provisional Conititittee for gneoursgeatent of in dustry and' 111(editeaott iirPoor's Rates, ions held at the King's Mad Taverh. hattry ; - - Mr. N. PHILLIPS in the Matt. Mr. WILLS, the Secretary, stated at great !mirth the ne cessity (previously to entering on the general question) of 'calling the attention of the meeting to the diettemes wow oujeappily prevailing in the Sister Island, and urged the pro priety of petitioning the Legislature to adopt meamres for granting employment to the labouring classes, and thereby prevent the recurrence of those calamitous circumstances in &tore. Such nieces of misery now prevailed, that the bore left was by the immediate adoption of Pour'a Rates. The Rev. Mr. HARPER was of opinion that the proposed istroduction of Poor's Lowe was incoesisteut with the cha racter of the meeting, sod well as he wished to the cause of benefiting the pone, be feared the meeting would be deemed iwconsietent with its avowed object. A Gentleman from %Milk coincided with the last speaker, end thought that as Perliamest was about to close its Ses sion, it was too late to expect any practical good. Mr. WILLIAMS, an Irish Gentleman, begged the siteo. Hon of the meeting to the unparalleled sufferings of the Irish poor, most feetisgly described their misery, and stated that very much permanent good might be brought about by judicious Poor Laws, which might not only prevent the coo. tiouanre of want and fanner. hut would give the labouring classes that serest blessing -employment. Mr. Pill LEAPS obsvig.Jhat it became his ditty to pro ceed aertirdiag to Its goollest. the needing, and after the powerful t o ow sings of the company, he could net filehltost'g it the inewriestioll Mi. Society had reatistod ass oslidoetseetative to procuring benefit to the A. 4, 6lNr i gir elan" firm the most intrlhgetst from ell pens of tea sailed kitsplets, he thought the Legislature might be h. dueled to .r/If some attention to their recommendations to ski s tw at dreadful of ell distressed times amongst the poor pain& - The Petition to Parliament was then proposed, and reasi usouslyagreed to. . . _ The Mcetispc then proceeded to the consideration of the purpose for which it was called, namely, that of petitioning Parliament to adopt measures best calculated to give per mental eniploymeol and subsistence to the labouring poor, to he acesuiplisbrd through the cultivation of the soil.— The Petition, which stated the propriety of Magistrate. aettteg the wages of labour as formerly, where such are is• adequate, as well as the establishment of public farms, by extending and rendering compulsory the provisions of the 58th of George the Third, was read and adopted. Yesterday sermight the foundation stone of the intended new gaol, &e. at Morpeth was laid by his Grace the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, in proper form, the silver trowel being presented by T. CLEN WILL, Esq. who thereon addressed hie Grace, to which the Duke made a neat and appropriate reply. The noted Dr. Syntex, who his wen an many cups at Preston, &c. was beat on Wednesday sein aright, at Lancaster, by Reveller. about 15 yards. Born the Prizes of 4.000/. sold in Shares by J. & J. SIVEWRIGHT, viz.—1.639, Class A, 2.400/, in one Fourth, one Eighth and 10 Sixteenths-1,639, Class B, 2,000/. in one Half, one Fourth, and four Sixteenths. The Public has obtained both the above for a mere hide, and those purchasers who have only obtained small Prises •f course will brig them back ■nd receive nearly all their mosey; thou purchasers who have undraw■ Tickets and Shares assy, if they please, also receive nearly all their money huh, bet then they will taiga all chance of the 2 Prises of 30,001 L sod the 2 Prises of 90,0004 Those persons who bale no Share at all in the present Letter, will do well to make their purchases at 37, Corahill; 11, Hallberg s or 38, Haymarket, before Next Tuesday Week (July 30), when Sof 10,000?. will be drawn is the first Ave minutes. We understand that Dr. That', the learned and ingenious German mathematician, who about four years ago was sent out by Government as his flia; • Act the Comm' LAW INTALLIGINtII. COURT OP CHANCERY, Ltscoutl Int o Thtab►Y, Ant le. this *is the second Seel before Term. The LORD CRANcitILLOR wt. - , occupied in heat. Ing motions, of no interest except to the parties concerned, until half-past-three o'clock, at which hoar bit Lordship rose. POLICE. SOW.STREST. CORONATION FEES. Tiro eiclttek being the time appointed for the second efts valuation of Mr. -tames Phillips, who is charged with eeeri►. log sums of money from a number of Peers, under the teat of Coronation free, Mr. FeHowes, the Secretary to the Lord Great Chamberlain, attended before Sir Richard flir nie at a quarter before two o'clock, and stated, that be had Bowe from Lord Gwydyr, who concluded that there was shfficient esideuce to commit Mr. Phillip', and further evi dence should be produced on the trial. Sir Richard Ramie replied, that so far from there being sufficient evidence to commit Mr. Phillips, he had sot dirket proof of any charge before him, and there must be a proof of payment of money uuder a false pretence or representation, and if there was not that roof before him, hemostat discharge Mr. Phillips. Mr. Fellow'', in 'consequence, Immediately wrote a letter to Lord Gwydyr, which he sent off by a special messenger, informing his Lordship of what Sir Richard Ibrnie bad said. While the messenger was gone, a gentleman suggested that Mr. Morris, the steward of the Duke of Northumber laud, could shortly be procured. He was accordingly seat for. Ou do arrival of Lord Gorydyes answer to Mr. Fellowei., he read its contests. His Lordship stated, it was impossi ble fur him at that short notice to procure soy evidence. About the same time Hr. Morris arrived, ,hen Mr. Phil lips, accompanied by his son and a Mend, was brought to the office. Mr. Morris being sworn, stated, that on the 19th of Fe bruary last Mr. Phillips called upon him at Northumber land House, and said be cams from the Lord Great Chem. berlsiu's office for the coronation fete, sad the sum demand ed Wag only Iwo guisitas, be did not think s it necessary to trouble the Duke upon the subject, but ;slid the two gui neas, and made a memorandum of it in his book, which he produced. Sir Richard Birnie said, he thought it right to ask Mr. Fellowrs two questions—the first, whether there were any corostatisin fees'—sod secondly, whether Mr. Phillips was in the Lord Great' Chamberlain's employ oat the 19th of Fe bruary Mr. Fallowes replied, with regard to the first question, thaf be knew of no fres • he could find no record of any in the Lord Great Chamberlain'. office. In answer to the second question he raid, Mr. Phillips was out in the employ of the Lord Great Chamberlain on the 19111 of February, having hers discharged in the month of August last, the business of the coronation being over. . . . . Mr. Phillips, in his defence, admitted all that was said, and justified what be had done, by saying Mr. Ftilowes bad said be might mike what fees he could; and that he coed prove, by a man who Is 78 years of age, that coronation fees were token at the coronation of George 11l , by su bordinate °Menu like himself. He repeated his consultation at his eornmeseement with the Earl of Harrowby, who ad vised him to get a book is prekreuce to a *beet of paper; but he did not may that the Noble Earl advised him to have it stamped with the insignia of authority, such as G. FL"—" Lord Great Chareherlaio's (=Mee —" Coro nado. Fees," ke., as the book without these would have been as harmless as the sheet of paper. He also repre sented the interview which he had with the Earl of Shaftes bury, who approved of bis conduct ; the only Peer he named as objekting to pay was Earl Verularn, who said it would be a tat upon the Peers, as it was possible there might be a Coronation every ten years. Sir Richard Rienie advised him to discontinue that kind of defence, as by bis own chewing, from the latiguage used by Earl Verulaiw, he must have gone to him by way of demand, which, however, Mr. Phillips pointively denied, and expressed great abhorrence at the idea of his using any false pretence, and all that was given to him em purely op. Linnet. Mr. Morris and Mr. Fellows having signed their deposi tions, Mr. Wood., the clerk, was abut to bind them over in the usual way to prosecute, when Mr. Fellowea mops linn, and objected, saying he did not wish to appear as the Prose. color, but merely attended there by desire of Lord Gwydyr, the Lord Great Chamberlain. Sir R. !Ernie said he hoped that lifr. Morris world not be the only one singled oat to give evidence, as on looking over Mr. Phillips's book, be particularly noticed the names of Me Marquis of Camden, the Earl of Saftesbury, Lord Ken yon, &e. Mr. Morris also objected to giro evidence, ea skew mot for he did not expect to be bound over to prosecute, In eon misence of which the binding over was dispensed with. Sir R. Simi, then informed Mr. Phillips that his offence was bailable, and that 2W. would be sufficient, when Mr. Jellies, of St. Alban's-place, stepped forward is Ilse (need of Mr. Phillips, who passed a very high minima on his character- 7ire