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their under the sem of diplomatic agents. The news from Vienna is not of a low dote than that contained in the French and thocab Papas, received teat week. It is stated, under the head of Vienna, Jane, that M. ErOsna at was still there, but that he must hare received, before that tin*, his passports io enable him to proceed upon his mission to Paris. A Committee of their Most liftourtstssas, on the 3d, presented to the Kira, at his Palace in the Wood, their answer m his speech upon his inangts. ration. It is in the meal style of flattery and bombast. The new King and Queen of Hot.t.sson, with their whole Court, sst out, on the Ist inst. from the House is the Woed, on a visit to Rotterdam. His Mauna , will occasionally visit all the prin cipal cities in the interior of his kingdom. A new form of prayers for Their Koss? its, to be ob served in all places of religions worship, has bees prepared. Sir JOUlt NIMIPORT will leave town to-morrow for Ireland. He will return to his comely, doubly endeared, by his liberal and indefatigable exertions. for its improvement. It has been justly observed. • that the condua of the worthy Baronet, since he 1611111 into power, forms a great, and therefore a 'highly gratifying centrist with that of his predates . sor. His 6nisocial schemes are not marked by that Aulanes of detail in which the seas of economy • May is apparent, nor by that itokiplicity of regal*. Was, which charadterises the mechanic rather than the financier.. In order, like Mr. Fonts. to an a shilling. by paltry, and, at the same time, by tor- eneodogespedknts.he boa newer sierilleed &guinea. Isom' of labouring et the subordinate parts. be seems to have taken the entire scale if resources mad expeuditure into his contemplatitio, and to have 9.• lolled, elf u liberal priociplo, those poreseele4 sbipgs that avoid best base tatifitiou Hs lies remeied afar berthas, offer as possible, from the shoulders of the poor, particularly is the case of the House Tat, and he has endeavoured to distribute the imposts, width Government Nod it twomeary to levy, wits. as *quit able a hand u the Anal scats of society, and the name of our commercial pursuits, will allow. Rut it is not to the promotion of the financial system alone. that Sir Joan WIWCOST has attesded. Any sebum that could tend to ameliorate the totalities of the Irish people; to give a new spring to their agriculture, of greater facilities to their commercial enterprise, has, is the Irish Ca a acct. too of the Ea cntousa, not airily a passim friend, bat a zealous supporter, We 'Rode peetiadarly to the Corn Ex. change Bai, stud the Veinal Bill, the latter of which we consider to be a mow important sup to wards Parliamentary Reform. We received, yesterday. by she New York Mail, American Papers to the 6th last t bet they contain • so news respelling )4 iasso•, nor any other intel _Apace cd oar importance. ___ ......._____.• F*eve Deal, dated Tuesday, swa t 1 . A iniverm heard lest eiteninor he dardirection 1 . et Boulogne, from sin Orin& tilt As*, bat we are{ sent LI ignorance of the came." mterday, a Court of Drueftots was held at the India House , wl• en the Right Hon. Lord . :Nigro was appointed to succeed Sir Geste° a ilea tow, as Governor-General of India. The Thanks of the Court were unanimously voted to Sir Gliwice Ida ii Low. Governor-General. and .General Lord Lacs, far their Mile condo & in Con. ,dueling a Treaty of Peace with Hetes e. The Mar packet, lately arrived from Bengal, was to be immediately refitted, to return wish dispatches for the several Presidencies in India. The Court adjourned, at six o'clock, till to morrow. Dispatches were yesterday received from Sir Ri- OMAlDSTaccitall, dated 29th May, at which time he was cruising off Madeira. sir iticKARD ST AA CR AX, it is understood, is looking out for Jsao Me LORA/ARI a's squadron. . Yesterday, Mr. Fox tronesufted business with se veral official gentlemen, at his house, in the Stable- Yard, St. James's Palace. Soon alter three o'clock, the Eight Honourable Secretary, with Mrs. Fur. another lady, and two gentlemen, took an airing in the Parks, in an open carriage. A heavy shower of rain coming on at live o'clock, obliged them to re turn borne. The Earl of To ANSI* WAS waiting t• see Mr. Fox. We are sorry to say, that the violent pains of the rhciimatior; with which he has been grievously afaided, have left such a weakness in his thighs and legs, that ho is obliged to be carrie4 in and cut of his carriage, upon a cushion. Mr. Fox wore a white cockade, with a silver rose in the mid dle of it, in honour of the nuptials of Viscount Micros and the Honourable Miss MARY DUNDAS, daughter of Lord Deana& Th. Martin sloop of war, which sailed from Fal mouth, on the 3d May, with fourteen sail of vessels under convoy, vie. eight for Quebec, three for Ha lifax, two for Newfoundland, and one for Bermuda, in the lat. 43.12. long. 10.97, discovered two French Privateers. On the 15th, in lat. 45 40, long. 35. W. the ships bound to Bermuda, paned; and on the 25th, those for Newfoundland; the next day the ships for Halifax separated. The Lydra and the Eddystone. for Quebec, parted intentionally on the 264., in lat. 45.18, long. 51.4. The feha and the reeleemey New er , for Quebec, parted off the Island if St. Peter's. The /sir, &tows; Ursliew, ARM STRONG; Reimer •nd Ana, PasTGA Tif and sh- 141- 81 : 864 4.9 Caanca ' arrived in the Rsver St. Law rence with th e Years, which. has returned to Ply- Iliciatis. . . 4 •• . . I •.. ..:. • . . 10... • .• . • • . . • . ' • ' • • ..• • . ‘ ••• . . • • •••• 'lb k .... -- . 0 0., .... -.... 4110. , r r . ^..."' ' .....L . .- . . . :4 .... I ••• . • THE COURT • •I• : I Yesterda=g. about ten o'clock. MA awry left is his travelling Carriage, for London, eseorted by a piny of the Royal Horse Guards (Shies) to .Cranford Bridge, where they were.relieved by a_ petty'of the 14th Regiment of Light Hone. His MILJ MT arrived at the Queen's Palace a few ninon* after twelve o'clock. Soon after two His MAJESTY gave audience to the Loan CIII•MCILL•11, EzOfdGIZOIVILLII.ind Earls SPINCILIt and Moms. After which His •Mainvi held a Private Levee; which was attended by, besides the above Noble Personages-- . The Secretary of State for the We and Palmist Depart. medic The Chancellor Of the Exchequer of froland. The Dabs of Guidon. Earis.,Avlesfbrd and Fltswilliam. Lordvv.sßadesdals, Rodney, seam, 4. Gordo% Rivers,and Cowan. Gesoral lirDonald.• su, -H B. Neale and .1. Newport. • Ileum—T. Grenville and Whodhash. • • ' The following bad the honour of being peaseateil te His Majesty ; Len , netw oh olloAllad spews, ipso mom* Sem U lf*, aim If Chboesilar of henna. Omni* upon tat belgg appownei* err COO. sped Zrpoo Rid ono* ltit title, by earl spencer. Leal Ilwiss, by be father, the Done of Gorihoo d * noon Ws haft appihnet to *a wan mane of the flit, ldial; mot, modwl6MQtaap totes tad of Moira. Tils i t la g = Theism Grenville , supposed to be Woh Prauldest of the Mond of Controid. Lend town, as soft, to his .id., by Earl Spencer. After' the lam, Mr. Chanvit.i.a had as ao. diem of His tolairerv. . • • . , . At Ira o'clock His Mailisre sot off o d his to. turn to Windsor. l'aulleelOWllwrws• • , TM' ALIRQUIS4IO prmisas. • ). Yatotday evening. at ball.* ilia *Ark a. the Marquis of Deettiat was • iivikikanwiage, en big way so Se Wises** Hust.tanolo. 4illhers eloper rite Derst-strretr liecaddly, !his two forniabeels of the earthly alai of the unmeant vad la eon sogisece thrown eilf the ben, mid the horssir ran away with the body of the arriege. a distance of near five hundred yards. The Hohlo liar:i n tr rt tz Wide. the greatest opprehresido was • by the ePe#lllon for his Lliedshirs ,rifer{. A ewe succeeded in stepping ;be horses, but the %grime was broken to peen. Wi are happy to setteeem that his Liedship riesired ao personal injary.•oc. "Pt few these Imams "'high. ea his leaving the carriage, he .Ikl age feel; his eau was tore le two places us the back g hit Lordship walked from the middle of Albeenrle-street, to Sir Wisesoit Hue. Loa es House. The coachman was not hurt. weemsemmtee=w N ;a aitertaisatine On Monday Lord Gatti/n.1.1' had a numerous party to dinner. Lut night Lord Dusaas • . . Vilma7tt Nitrate, to tile upper sereisti; sad thipir friends, of both familia, of teat fain. tt supper. aid a bell, Thisa w e tB. his Lord ship will gin a similar amenghwasst M the livery servants, the lower rend* serval's, sad their hinds. of both families. Oa Suaday, Earl Seamus alli give grand iga ner, at his house, at Wimbleeloo. The Duke and Duchess of Mawr eon have ar rived as Buchanan House. Scotland. Lady Lanai's., and a KMpiety of Nobility, dined. yeSterdnYi with Mr. and Mn. Piano, at their house is Hill -street, Serlteley-stmare. An American Critic observes, that, at the recent Recitations of Mrs. Lament Bonita Ha unveil, in New York;Feshien heosose her counsellor, Beard, presided at her trial, while C.ritieless awarded a lewd to encircle the brew of Talent. Miss &anon, daughter of the Hon. Baines seas StUrsoti. who possesses 4 forma* of 40,0001. together with 7DOOI. per annum, is shortly to be led to the Hymeneal Altar by the Hon. Mr. Pet. i{.tt, son of Lord YaistoitouoK. , Lord Poems ST appears to have waited for the change of the MINNO, to take up his quarters in Seymour-street, a safe retreat is all woad and oreedwr. The Rani= names are often jaw4rwairrv, and we oft** math, if not retarder them, con foundedly, in this town. One Paper, of yesterday. denominates the new Russian Minister, Count Sr aooortOrr, Orient Storage-nog'r as if a new rawer. Another ycleps him Count Strang-end!, and that he was sent for by Mr. Fox, the latter being in a wally state. Miss Urea is performing at Glasgow. On Fri day, she played Led, Tea./ y. and recited Cot t.ins's Ode on the Passions and Mr. By nag, Master Os- Cal Birgit., and /dies S , are also engaged, and danced a charming Bart. Sir WiNoso. Hormortg gave a grand dinner yes. terday. at his house, Albemarle-street. to the Duke of Dv/o,42meg, the Marquis of Doutnas, the Earl of Haasielorots, the Earl and Countess of CA AAAAA on. the Earl and Countess of Wuestoe• LAM°, Earl Coot. stosiontav, Lord and Lady Kin satao, Lady Huni.ocs, and Mr. Identset.t..— During dinner the Marquis of Douot. All booed him self rather indisposed from the accident he had met with. Cardiff Races commenced on Wednesday. with a very full attendance of genteel company i the coune was in fine order, and the weather as favourable as could he wished. The first snatch, between Mr. Hume, b. c. Frederik, and Mr. Jones's b. f. efer. an., was won by the iormer, after an excellent race, in which every inch of ground was Wrongly con tested. The second match, for 200 guineas, be twe n Mr. Jorras's c. h. Jimmy, and .1r Parton Hoene, was won, alter three capital heats. by Janus,. The Maiden Plate of 501. w;s won by tile. J.:+MsoNrs c. c. Wild Oats. beating Mr. iitte- N Eterrer, and two others. The Sweepstakes of lit guineas each, for horses tit.:4l io Glianottanshire or Monmouthshire, was won on Thor siti4y by J an ie% beating Parse. Now, Arran, and Frederic& ; and the S and 4 year plate of hal. by Friu l i va s , beating Col. Las soaves May, . TIMORR. • . mATetatiFlT. ,I f ast . gb , a ttew Comedy, in three aair„ 110E04, se Fi ve tifr f The Fiver-Post," tram. the samessfur pen of Mr. T. Elt sots, was performed, and received with the • most unbounded applassees by a most elegant and crowded audience. The . princrpal charaiters were thus sustaMed Mr. KelPirlar * Mr. Pastelist. Picard preakland.... Mr. Rae. Str. Sordid Mr. rail Mr Chattinari. I...surettee isteWsss .I..arras Spriggias Mr. Mathews. flooriste. Mr. Denman, Mrs. Mathews. Jerre Mn. Gibbs. Afiss Prue Lusts Mir Tyra: The following is a sketch of the PlOt Yeses Preektosed is cheated of the property Of bit father, by Sordid, a roguish steward, and is, in consequence, rejeaed by Parser Rail, as the suitor of his daughter; who, however, promises be shill have her ; when he can contrive to become the or. Ipso: of a freehold estate. Oki Kalender, his friend, overhearing this promise, actually builds him a weed's home in the forest, wrisids, by a load har ter. bireounsfreettold t aodit tsas thaLb e a ke = is an the oar/ spot alma OM had during a - 'To title dank adiltortisad; II , - • by this mei:s o jg . et ;spa of gt his sad eniebleiim to of al Asii, te W indow with his There is Mali gtat. stistg le Vas a robber eeemikeed,aliktierititt. Thisigir to avoid smagplidt ila tis a ireat coothaning on ii du pmtlieillit 4 hut eon of Oel See Wier • a showfr.sed being mistakes , Wiesen: fee du rebberi u. Ultimately discovered beide soa.The reel chief is prisesat.neurg.at the beedoe of rerutSerrtis% nod exAtag mach •Isysloe old Gondosnan's blonder. This sage Wises been suggested by the 'seldom of.** lii yams* in Mitihvy Cii44. -The doter-post is erWed by an Irish carpenter. but is solos,, daub, gives it a movable heed ? , Mit it may give wheel any perms rims against its ad thin its &reasons. Mr. Matsui morally contrives divert as by the whim of his joible, and the espy of his shataticas. To this mow 119.. . itimpletely succeeded in the presem There is so strong satire. no • *Neat of illuttrated. nor any greet Irani* of lowree; usual. them is wit eg4 sentieseet a ad if. '~ltere. are also is im d v ;I:Al i r la obvious , it is alma , bits at &Mambas errors, which were wellwilbeisei :E aph ll-df e n t We Cbsrafter is that 4 rilivirre i. he is as amasswi , p. al . and has formerly bsee r • &soaker. The charader Is vnittee ss 4 % . pew. me Civets. flayed it wie g and efeetive bilinear, *Web -'• hoe. 4irresis. as a . and Miss Tease. a beW h 41 4•Ti1... _ - Fs a tank 'No beds TM lineal& lingesivallt•tessy , :n ... ...• and peedetnil semi whissisieal allusion to the neasion ut bad • - ! 41 (;.1P . errs eceseledturthe Comedy; with reblidditili their lark was of aleadir materiels I INF be it would meet with approbation. aitptV tauded far a sasamerneaoss. The ' great q%lame ; end •se a seem in the warm evenings. we Walt The Peet fully intitled to the meters it met with. The &flowing Eptiosus, written by G Cot. siaw, Esq. was spoken by the rattan :-../Caleeler. Mr. Fawcett ; 1•11111M1 i Spriggia. his. MICITAISWI 1 ittaar t , Gimes. later bet.zuose. readies aa AGamaik. ItaL-I•lameack says this day—aye, thee is dew ; * 6 Moth el Joly-olltoetaa a Illeekat-.Toss." " The weather moat epe-pTliat spook bit 'sew ;.• I hope to Gag se 4.4 tom bre ! Wit *MU ?-.oh gbh combo, so Ilimay p.m " Flee vomiter s w, ter gait* op the fry.° • • • 164-keeper. kw% sale. hay; whoa ha be cramp. • Mee, aleillart, mane biros bleat. it,, Oad Mists t lot when *gat yes all wog awl vats, 1 0 ! Vott Stellaves ! who eau am worm, Whet et Ne‘lll MO to otta.ahlne or a atone ? O(Mis nights teem shall be soisriaet I Oto Poet treseles. Eater ?column, th ion sept • Siam • 4n1.. What is it yes Irene about ew Peet Thlhar yes twill prompt ? Petadhauele t Teo. Zeir•mg•IM4011111 they sue; seat that imeektllig blia• firo...themaletes faiktparis tweveth. trtt lbw hit. Kid .4lhve yes al Prieds-abste. Neat thelellag It lit Oat try). ninteloig AVM as • kimenn tiny tap Ant, themusits Ha Eater Si lit nalni •Iyi Jimmy. rel.e.dpriegies ! ay sun! rows have lW Mil a sehisa, 7. tarn the play. ./00‘.—Vie been, and leartied Jenny. Jalep....Setwath which Sign, Sir, ie my Itesbewe bum Kel.—L.he many henbanes. under Curbing'. • *rig —Un cles win* Sir, thee, de the sky maks*. go I /Eel Titan Jam, I know . l4 it meat Virgo. 3prig.--1 said n. 4444 year prate, them, feensb—odo Your aseeters trims, and binned it afar* you. /C.J....lenw re/ the bud :..estbeart his tolannom May an mailroom plebes damp his hope May no Eallpin-raako M. rayon black Spri,c.—Nat no bad 114gn in all his &rip Kai —.Web nahaly may asyna,lika ma:saw twinkling Sec* Friend reraibb, den't yoe)oln in this ? Plus Yee, bully. norie.—i with him fieli mend luck, new, by my ilatiy! Jrnms-..And happy ea a bride. like Jenny Smininns. 141 ...Ceent. tbsoir.(ra the maim. Fyn ) w the Soleers, hold, aippised hint.ened boll feel like Let bold ; If yes eamthwar4or liromunia is gimoariowkip His eyes men than be ginittn'il by Apiaries. , . 1 We stated in it former Paper the Ina in the several acctans rupeiting M. TrOuseas. the 1 Russian Envoy. ova of irbich represented Ms as arrived at Strasburg. A Mialkinie e IIM S I IOBI 4 I 4 I .S of the Ip instant, has been received. which puss that he bad net aln off to Paris. op was eispeisd bat was saidsts gran the ave of departure for 2*- den. where he introded tem* gaup flap the beide of Ws IsPoidi, Erie - • ,N 7 1 .9 • .$ *. "PARTOIO.I4OIITANSIK . : - Ism. • •,...,/ MIL? , . • . yl'5l4lW 40 ' t • iler; WU a 44.604. breybipiet. t fat I e WN W alor tli* aml sot. :Al. 1. . • D. at CiebegeJr• at Won% ft... 44 4 !k In .441 . MR lAelntli2Ects 4 . toi r • VorildoB • • strum ' , lely . Ile I.oo,:earbi, R. fqr pp ' • •rybag &nib. and allies 114. Bb. /boned die D.rifibitterer,bn i o Fareetity, eatable . 4 , 4 • Mr. C. ifrotrne's b. t. filter to ClMagio p ••.." • • *nig Li °minuses b. e. tir 34416 Mal, was, rop4ololll.ka jr4 Mr. Wieboa's e. by !Sir I , eter.,.esest'DeoW6l . pi 1.4 Gbpeemees 614. e. 1111•116 lull, bet a baba, Ty.) beim" Xopeitelai ber 4 11tesSeaik. few .441 lii. 116..3 yr. bide tan ielb. U. Eli 7. M. 14. • . - Mr Likes M uszloile, a rt. . • , lA. Polars atptoh. arts. *ld . . • . • • SVC. flpnbarre *keg, by Wltlektry. a yes. abl Nine startedlthe lade 164614 bay pub Ilerebe i t ra M • - ISt aping R4bellari.3 t low sassato—S *dug* • • . Mr. holm. 64, alb. E we D. 4. • I. Nu. Au. U. litio.--atest beak. wremoWtninnOrtnner Its A • • aziraa.ci rams Sitar C ectril6 4 ailq rest:Aar" INK. • A rigant haring • prraiLid. that lila .1 irtorfoo and 'Werrter, hid heel Sett frigasa 44 Seoullsoir e io a lately took Pla t OW Coat airs have the pleisars to . Wort the fr' mat respelling it : - Os the d of Angela; tin Masse Wing in company a/ the Visit if lOW down for the harbour of Jae* *rang, nil. which , oPeie that II" cable. and ran under a *sully, a , grounded tbire.. !be frigate, r Pesch colour., anewas ranf with her boats; in carryings' , throe/0 a narrow passage. burs, with a banal rods.' bin weeny* at drifts. 'Own. whith • was rer • auf frost the e l $ : . • de MP ... "77 IC-1 V ,cost abertieg mode of tresensont of apparently drowning • vitt. New kid ico Ao the An*: aor 4 f M eae4s, r etiet esegb amp I end at avoilLtite sea. is oil pass if Neming 4104 —Last peolieesvo wine bathing ip the Avc .nver, Dash when op deed ; one if them Tema bald up Isy the' odhs coal not boVecovereld ; bat the other. helot . as else Lith Humane Sociaty - diglibe VI 01/ prsvidentially rostoref. . . .. .. 3111'6°4. - .- -- - - .. miliiiiii_ -,, • •- -1.. - • .- 1.4 W 1/1111.41QAMCC - - ' .• . 1 Cc Virt 411 S.lNGoallittelit i . - • . ' • .4 . ..i1.-s. - - . .--..- , •1 .4.3 11 , 14tr ii at t u s t i Nisirriat astmeamitati 1 4 1 Chief Jintim ILtarin• ' 'Win , II; Orli 4 *.s. 41 s*Plibli, *MOO • won Ida at. ' • , . ~ • . :. The lists( smuts, la prat of oust*, iismAds ' any as teacake for several Jean rm. • Thera , are groat* et let causes set'dowe for trial, half at !bids are Special Juries. It is ,thy will accept iris LierdslWs time to the silty Asir of Isidiatutintling the Mamd Pruit t irkiek thOmmestaartit Northamyrionist the Slit lank. :,, • .:. jz. , . .....'-gasp-i.r. • . ". . . ..,.. 7 tie brad Chief Jogil s . h.q sat V P ill7i i , ,a. in!frit Cecut at visPlisit - Quildhlill t hat t amlonig of nay ik las h iatortat , cured. His Latiltil4• has • . • slut: . Smarday, 'to hear Span* /Illy p ! i. ; mac it not expeßml he will ankh the het 1).0 Shear" tiedof sea mirk, Os the 11116 ' !sic Lapel, Alm • .re. - r a ~. Circuit. Mmallmimmer - -- •••7 1 't . The forme mar orders far foreign oribiatt said. are tba.litm battalions of. the 14th. 400. Sidi 0440 Illtit gelliotelut , sod the 4 a wad butealiagsnf the Ht minima el Onords. • - The Hon. Qs:. troop Jamittge fur liinepeek it umusted . mad carried into Cuba. , dn T r i .frat il lcr i l ed iutraes lesoca li Z ak 4 Illi arnato will the coecliman. • nerves eke and ter! q`elnik Ltaij e Sii ris lamplighter of the Parliowass ' .___. theposh On dick passage*: loading imi • ' ' Hug, iry the Calartirf i t lag's -•- bit • ' •• a ••• • deceits Smoot in ; earner. sired her am t• i has ' • ' . mar; he lama avar it e r a cie lp, sod knot ism he Mead e * Irvine sot mdMit •'". 1141. 7f1T0 . 1 1 1 201 1 1 aaii. Olt • , . • is was *lli al . 46104 hula oilatatimell by the ' row harsclf: as alithiphl *SO knife hi her passessiam Many ipiestkis if* to her, but though joyateuifT laMilthlo Ai' unable to Mahe any awes: A Ihirgisois . iiim aseidentaypeedag • laineised the ireend, mil ' not aiipari,.: to bare mrmaimmoshk agimileilf it; The mow wis cartilli . dit Weptagailer iil.4 &al e *tura she sow.gamails., • This Iseing the assuck ielm, the Inenesennest4 11.010111 prsl d kneresteretente • vlt gpaPeit aidlese a earegi essomiss albs . if i dit - Sirict, Hinsmok isessinr, pi a /Haas 4E raintini hivot . an untimely prise, away tebtt 4010ergine betteetitvidionst to the ten.plre!aqiiig