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FASIIIWYARLIt ARRIVALS era DEPARTURE.k Ali!tlS'A[!: 1 - • .77 lof :tall.ors.l.a.n. at Li.; licuse in Hover-Mreet, • hill'. &Amu place, Sit/tal X. F. !or at the 4 lareuitud Hotel, Pond strect, fi , • , :t at G n.inti livid. A . .I»itrrle.ritrert, Crum •r. 3.1211434 Cll.ll"..3ittlh!intl•lttitsluil I; at (hit.), film§ Isis ill \or.l.au•'fun- ••1 I'. is, at his hutiw iu are, 1,4m3 . ,t. 5..102 S.iltoun. at h.•r Ili'M rti.i.lene,. in 1.,..;e r .irert (late Lorzi. 1\11111.11.11 . •:, (soils lorr wat iu It, w ntirl flop•, nt Wakes Hotel, Jettnyu-Ptrert, I k;r:. Ilt.Atimote Wyndhitn, at dine, from their N.. ut the Brunswick House, Hanover-s.putre, jr Its 1.41, Val / . ..r, At the Pi icrispi-street, felon his t vit. , •?, at ditto, from a how • 11,1 l'aorvin!', it the St. James's Hotel, Jamtytt• from 14,•ir scat fixforAhire. Boahurl", E.g. at 4WD, from Bath. • ri•aol Litt Whale.. Bart at aisto. T • n bow. lir a SI. Irr, at Thomas's Itotal, iterkulcy.taittare, at in 11)orselAire. H.a Her. Louve, at Alirores Flute:, Lower Crook- Bt,. t, (coal seat is Vallrore.chire. 31.1 Abs. Cbii.l, at ditto, Isom flu it swat iu Oxford store. sir. ll.mrP. at ditto, from Ma Prat near Durham. I or.l thtinuth, at hitt holler in St James's-square, loom D. .t. Trecoilot.t, Cornwall. I. mou d, .t ditto, from her hrothet'a (the 160. it r neat. Arvire• k, •:!I IValrro, at She St. Pesos . .. Hugh Hotel, Duvet , i Vtria. ‘i• Mea. Horsley and fanii!y, at ditto, frogs their :s.Ol I u:k. DEPARTIIR ER. Tlw Marrlinnitim of 1.R.44111,111,, Clam !Atltt lnwn 11011110% rt., % tu btr lent Itiwitail Pink, Wilts. roux in 'lilt-street, Berkeley t.. P.irk, %omen. •••• r Tit ~,,, and I.ftly Lethlrridge, from Cooke'. Hotel, , tst et, to 'heti' sent in Bilks. Ci:r6simo. rag. and family, and Miss ITlliosnatcy, f. : the S. Jaatirial Hold, Jermyn•slreet, to their Seal ill W. t. Bowles, from the St. Peterhburgh Hotel, Dover o. to Ithilt, 11:j .r %,•-bitt, from ditto, to lirnesels. 1.0e4 Wellesley, from the Clarendon Hotel, Bond,- sti t, to his Best in Hants. _ 1L.... Lane soil family, from Jor.Liii's note!, St. James's. st.i .1, to tla•ir seat near Nevrisoaks. 31e.aud 31is. Austin, (rout ditto to ditto. FASHIONABLE PARTIES. Tbr Marell:oness of Stli,bury's erarerzntinse. prsterday sr.not- , , in Arlington-sttett, was very numerously and fa attowleol. The 4... unless Lieven's trts,ailt/y, last tiled. in Harley. stn..t, nn4 sticovierl by a trey Ckgatli RSerniblage of totnNhe s. I V.. I .91.11' 14 PI of Arran entertsinetl n select tire ie of f4.11i011,..!,.." ist.l night, Et their lotu4e lh.nrr-stmt. Tir D.e. e,•oistemt of E.:acs had a small party yes t.rJay t.e liar, at her bosom. Cargo:.-wrret, May-fair. Lady l'avtlyrtach had her WIWII rteraut supper party, after the liras, eu Saturday, at her house is St. Jumada tai:, ire._ 'The F.,rl t f Mehnestntry entertained the Dutch Amba,. savor, and a loot). of Noblemen, with a Fraud dimmer ai S litedny, at his boast! in Privy Gardens. The Earl IVesitnorland gave n grand entertainment on iv, to the Prince argent, Shemin , of Anittesea, Earl of tly.e.i.ls, laud a numerous party; thee (ram; enlrrtain ni• nu saturt:ay, to the Duke or York, and a law party vi :\ Slr u un. l.Tlrrday his lAn ..14sip gave a rand t (11:: , :er, at his r,sidenee in Gro.ven.w-asissare. P 494-1 will give a bstl and capper One et Ilan, at their father's (tLe 31arriaiaoi Augleseic) house, IU Bisr:idziou•atre..l. Louie Diinglas wiil give a Isrze rout to morrow evening, al her house in Bruton., tract, {lei e. Mea. illurtua wal hare a grand suu.itill patty, this ana log, at ht./ house At Graloo-otrcet. Linty llrathrole will later • large assembly ori Friday at xi, it her rood, nee in Grosvenor-square. Mi. Nlitchell will give another wylenilid ball 10-myrrow evening, at her Loose in Charles-street. Rirkrley-stiunir. The Conflicts of Jersey a ill give • graud root this rvenau g, at h. iiaui.e in Iterkriey-s.quare. Vie Marelsiiiiie-r of fleriford will give a grant! rout o• 16..3.1 of Jou• , it her house in MaiichrsitrAluare. :tlis. fiitherlii.rt has issued earls of invitation for a Ittree root ou il.e 10th of J•ue, a► her elegant rtsithinee i• et Anodan Aliabassa , !or will entertain a nutnerons party sti!ii a pand iiuu.r us. Thursday imp, at his house in Har lo :,-st t. Lads' ilarriet ‘niiivan has ksiool rants of invitation for ap-on rout on nth Juno. at her house. in Harley-street The Pram him', tivinl , a apletilld rout an uto 1011 s of Jinn, at her eirizniot niatisioti iu St. Janirs's• •41.1,11• ni.hinson, 'of Albouark-street, sill have I pawl 811•411)11;) 011 the Jd 311111% Lord 'mid Laey Grantham gate a grand dinner on Saint rlei, to Lod Fdsfiani., Loral Apaitiy, Lady Graham, Min lia!,ia,oll, Mr. Mel, Mos Teuiple, aic. at their Iwure in St. .1 1111. ~..I•tlitlire. • Tar ruisutris of Shafteibitry has iasued rails of invita on fur a op!endal rout, uu the td June, at her elegant reel -111 Purtlaisil-plaer. Ike Er.; ..f 11.,11,1a1e will zive it grand eateriaitiment to * l * , :•.' rt. Iv mu the 4th June, at his Lim,: iu Charles-atriet, • It is (Averred Arc:tar two great Orators and States- T..ird CAsur F.itEmai and Mr. CANNINC, twst u 1.1%. tile Mit H sneeelortileg to the Citizetei of renerdentix in ■ lon. , tnige which they iln not tint !VI. titd. the tither is similarly ocett ; .i.d nt I'm British I louse of C Lottl Mt.'', who Ita4 Ih-rtt at II•orkstooe arvpral losor.l tihrew.loary nu \\ ~ I , W "I•IY• llta !-• 07 ';‘ . 1 . 11 , , Wt he.ar, tv,il shortly rethro to the army In JOIIE/1 BONAPARTE ‘ '.•x-kilte , ~f. Sp:6l) lin% re .l 11, 1 , :•1•11.111 , 111lief it OM or l's•rk nu Cie 1).1111(4 or the :* Nl)..tat l'i.etr wilt-4 from 'll.e iv...art-it at ll.iestila Ins luny herb ia a Ill.:a -unt !ital.., met it.itti•ip ha, 'well ptrfarructi in I', e .1-••ize ; nor is there }toy probability tliat t•..• tw • ca-e ill lie 'prettily alteied. It!' a recent sistitioii, to eto.ittel lite Sheriff of Weitilie.oli to 11911 . 111 t his return of 111111:1 &MU, on t''C grateid of beiz , the property of as IN readmit, last **heti the latter it. ed before thty could be *viz, d ; .NoatiottY retrial kill. the, us I:,e, A.l,flatit I, it the ka-ses, the lie ituy,•tiit-dt b. 1 .1 to sail:lle litit the .14t7ig: a•t act k ii:at killed a scoia.tkably f,t tor, hy Mr. EDW Alt Di, iii the paiis °lento.. r iatieuly midi pease straw. It I. l•chevtit tl•at t,-W ~raster ute ti.3:ire of Or: xeelkiit bithatitute hat likt usual uattliola of latt:a6.. fltt. ti oi HE BRIT.'S!! INS7'IWI7OII. Yesterday, at a sluurset-sent two, her 11s.tr..1TY, Ole Pritseteisea tLIZAIIETA rttemr. and 113 !Loyal Flightless the Duke of Vostz, hotioureil the Gallery with their preseeee, It, view the 7n,ntl met truly beautiful awiesebiage of pictures by It:shaft ins.stets. tier Mutest's' was attended L the tau NI of 3l:tecs.s . strtst,o, sod wus terriersl at the Gallery by the Marque of STerrost.h, and the full.iwitti• Direct.iro of the lha.titatiast; The Cart or Ahertleen, Earl Hrornhar, Lard Heaths, the Sirlbt Win. C. Loac, Sir Geunte Beauteous, Sir Abra ham Haw, and the Rer. W. H. Carr. The Royal Party apt:eared highly gr , lfified with the beautiful of this delightful Exhibitiou. NIA her MAJP.i.TY, 111 particular. W 4 g 1360(110 y p1..:1,441 to express to the Noble llanluis mini the Directors, in terms of the hialwat for the great anti sneers:4ld earl-thous they VATI. tinned to make fur the improvemeut of the nue Arts. 'We have already alluded to the gratification we experienced at the exhibition of the Italian sod Spanish pictures in the present collection at the 1:i itivit Instituri•itt. It is impossible to enlemble the oftiniate edvsuiage which iiiir 'trims must de. rive from exhibitions of thus kind, that directly tend to establish in the public mind a pro!ser tawte for works of art, placing before it those tniblime productions wlin-lt sprung from the efforts of well. directed patronage , in other times and other cows. tries. The presentExhibitiou is not numerous, but, from its exquisite selection, it derives a valise that num ber could never give. It coutains 135 pictures of the best Italiaa arid Spanish master, and in the highest state of preservation. Two of the ce'ebrated outflow; of ItArmAEL are in this Gal lerv, viz. Aral preaching. at Athens, and the Mira culous Draught of Ferhes ; the former is the work which has received the admiral& of oneces-ive ages, fir the commanding attitude of the Apostle, mod the exquisite diversification and contrast of sentiment which the illustrious artist bus infused into the countenances of the grouping of the pie tore, according to the expression which the elo quence of Paul was making upon their existing notions and opinions. There is more true grace, expression, mid energy, in the composition of this picture than, perhaps, in say other of this cele brated artist. The latter cartoon is that spoil which criticism bas almost exhausted its controversial powers iu the discovery and rejection °flood faults. Thv length of the hoot has been, we believe, gene rally censured for its want of proportion to the ro bust figures it contains; but there is a sentiment and Poee of character in the picture that will atone for any insuaitial imperfection, if, iu reality, there be such in the work. L. CA IIItACCI'S S. Francis wills the Angel, is full of spirit mid correctness. It it is good ex ample of the happy condonation of effect, which this artist is said to have borrowed from the works of Conaeunto and the Venetian painters. ItlualLt.o's Virgin and Child with ilegeLs, de lights the eye with the splendour of its colouring, and the soft expression of divinity and beauty which the figurer in the subject unfold. St. John with the Lamb, by the same srtiat, is coloured in a lighter manner than the picture ; hut it possesses a similar tone of prepossessing and ilitioceed playfuliiess. TITIAN'S Borchers and Ariadne, from the A Idm. handiiii Palace, is full of poetical beauty. The ea.e And pliancy with which the figures are drawn, arid the fleshy softness of the colouring, are in the best style of this ioo i t Finable artist. AN. C ARS A CCI A'S I.atadscupe, with the Bight into Egypt. from theJurtiiiiiiiii Palace, is a rare and excellent work. The strung contrail effected by the immense masses of shadow in this picture is wonderfully executed. SA LVATER ROSA'S Landseope, with Merettryand Bailers, from the Ghigi palace, is a fine specimen of the wild grandeur which animated the scenery of this artist ; %oh striking beauties it has also glaring cleric's; the si eatery bus indeed the bold character which nature pre.rents sit her most sublime aspect, but the cattle and li4ures which arc scattered over its surface, belong to no Chin of beings that creation has engeridered. They are most unpardonably ill diawn. Mx Collection it enriched with four exquisite lotidwiriter by CLAUDE ; one of them Isigne, The landscape,triat a procession mad sacrijfce, front the - - - Alfieri Palace. there never oafs executed a snore beautiful landscape dims this, nor our, we 'believe, a hich has passed through a greater variety of hands, and always Nish Ln iiserrasing value, until the last price given for it almost exceeded that hillierN given for a single picture by city private fritrehaefer its Europe. The richness of this landscape, the wild servility of the atmosphere. surd the softened fuel subdued tints of colour, as the parts recede in perspective. denote the pencil of a great master. The architectural beauties 111 the fore-ground pro duce a tine and suitable urn rt. rTo be euntinmer J The depressed elate of the arrirultural interest Las been retritinsly elievrio in this Irtwei within the 1 321 ten days. Th.. ciontris of the tteighta , nr:atod, s to reduce their ex penses as ranch as passible, Wert put up with half cape. rienrell drier,: of their teams; am,. in consequent e. a shop. aIiNtIOW oftlie Misses 'Tetley awl Loftus. initlierts, en Siam furl, was pu!lr4 down by a waggon from Thret knit:4am tine il.iy Isi.t week ; and on Iltintisy in Ilte pr erk a how wiuslnw of the Wtoshopfol the y. as carried away by an awkward w.i4:otirr front smite oility town. The ex penses of repnisitiuis fall of coarse we the owners of !Iv tuns, o r slit the tlrirers ; but still a great ttieonstenienee is sustained I y p, ruins whose property i. do Armed, anti whose boasts :tie drawn,lersd Ly such tbrasteis.—( Niu4ord Mer l:avg.) Nlithility trellill:t het, as Mr. Griffith. of frome, whet had laiety t•ii titl a vie-.t e • Bristol, WM returning Inane in a stirlabh• split the IZYv. 11. Itiittert., Cr pt. Its mg. and Mr. 1 , 14,11, 0 . f Kitit4-it.otii. the It.t,e, which hail been ii•esstlim • the barer-it for fwar yews, took fright, tin desrenif.,ig We , thrry-1.61 1 . tied I' , eat:.. u iststr nzovern. T 'oe tither U t,- 11.111,ai :,..•it l:,•• S. with little or Ili , I 'ihrs. kit ti ....... its u.trolo!itt..4 I.,,titt out, fell ha , kii:o.luud in> aid wax itutorthairly hill in v ;bew is *Ville Ilitel.111 4 e• and two t 43, 1.0 tt•r of 211' It i;11, 4 11h, ui W idcruut•,•, glll.l •• • 1 . .1 it. , a 11 I'll iC!lei lilt )1 , •C -yeliq-3,M from hi.; zt mhart;ty I/MI.IM Virtalre..:o4 W:4.1 tl/therv4l l , reTei LCJ tr dl b 6. ft% eivl7 frit iis Fiume anal at VlCilit I y. 'CUARDIAN BRA.VeII 'OCTETS: on last n numerous it'fitl most restieeta- Lie Mei Aim; of the Friends of the Guardian tio tiety was he'ot.et Ci.e of Loudon l'at , erii, for tote purpose of wt . :dishing an. Auxiliary Soehte On the some primiples, for tli exclusive Iwnetit of the City of Loudon and its Ensterti Suburbs. t s:l* TtIONI AS INt.t, took Ilw Chair, anti iiiforiii•?:,l the Mediu:: that he had si'en the Lord Mayor and his Royal Ilialme 4 .t;le Duke of su.ex, the foriu.r had wane irp to Ca luelffml-house no public business to the Piincess of Waits ronl the Prince of nod oar borer was theta eist;a4c.l at a Meeting. fur the up pointineut of a .Plivsieim for Brti,lem Flospit 11. The Nlertisig *Ollllll. however, lie eratiliA with their intro.! toe.- as soot, as t!ny l oosihle dis et,„a;;e tliemselVP% front their present liosioe-,., Both those ilisrin,.nished pertminwes son., slier en. !ere(' the town, mil the Loau Nivioa tusk the Chair. Ow the motion of Dr. Cot.t.vEit, Mr. WAT• INI cousineireil the instnediarif liminess of the It!eeting, by reading the Repint of the Committee appointed 100 December, to consider of the este. bilisinuent of a Breach Society. F lie Report it appeared, that out of i Ise imuomse 1111 l liber of disorderly leaks committed to Bildewell, several Were foilialin aux iOUS to reuounce tlie,r evil ismrse, if they could. get any other mews of subsistence. Out of one hundred lately committed, sixty-mile had obtained admission at the As) loin, and it wont(' be of the greatest coosserpo-lit e If means were Adopted to 'secure the return of others, - lady to habits of isttlu.try anti virtue. The Repoll contained wine stfeeting details of the state of those_unfoitunate females, and arknowlydg.d in strung terms the conduct of tlw Lord Mayor in removing them from the public passages of the City. The Report was then adopted, anti several few) firms acre entered into, in furtherance of the objects of the establishment. • The Duke of SussEt paid :t high tribute to the conduct of the Lord Arlayor, whose rd pri vate diameter eutitled hint to the gratitude of hi The Lady Mayoress and her daughter. Ladies Bell and Sylvester, honoured the weethig by their preseuee. • A MT OP TIM MAJORITY THAT TOTED AGAINST MR. Tiesimr.v's sIoTION Q IrRT DAV LA/T, FOR ArrETIND THE DRoTTs 01 THE CROWS IN AID or THE EXCESS Or THE CIVIG LIST, WOICII PARLIAMENT U ■OW CALLED 01 TU I•IWU%'IDE 7011. Aberrrontliv. R. Foster, L. Nor.twv. W. A41(0110°5' Rt. Ha. rouikep, E. 0.101 ‘v. J H. 1 1 . a M 10. 11 . Allan, G. France, H. Frank, F. (Sari'. Sir J. Anon - other, Sir J. Fronde, A. II ii... 1...... Him. TC. Apoley, bid Farquhar, J. 1N; - et, GIL Sir E. kilning, %V. Finlay, li. Poret, Flom H. Harwell, Rt. Hs. W. Forbeo, C. Part i. Hun. C. Rankin H. Flood, Sir F. Miami...in, Plo fl.• Bankro, G. Garruw, Sir %V. !Wino stun, Laird Hatboro', Rt. lita.C. Garlic'', H. Peel, sir R. 1k..,, W. D. Goldiur, R. Peel, Rt. Hon. R. Bereof.i d,LixtlG.T. Gooch, T S. %WW), Sir T B. Ilvreocurd. Sir J. H. Gower, Earl . Pule. Rt. I its.M.W. Bei wird, Vise. Grout, A. Pole,Sir C. Praloril, T. Graves,. Lord Phipps, 11•41. E. 11 1111 l imr, Lord Grout, c. jun. Pin, W. M. IllaeLborue, .1. Greville, tin. Sir C. Pitt, J. Blackburne, J. T. Gunning, C. W. Pincher, J. D. Hridport, Lord Graham, Sir .1. Porter, Gnus. &mem) ' .1. Hamilton, H. Pringle, Sir W. im Br ne,Rt. Ho. D. Harvey, C. Prot lier.ic, 1 . .. Browne, A. Hare, !Ism. R. Portman, E. R. Piffles., lion. J. Hart, Getieral Qiiin, Illou. %V. Roca:try, Sir J. F. Bill, Si. G J. r a i s e. I. Blisolarielil i Sir H. HI% thou. W. Roof, Ht Hon G. Brom:brad, p. T. Holm., W. Round, J jun. Rourur, S. Hope, Sir G.. Huosell, M. Reutinrk. Lewd F. Houblim, J. A . Roldniron.Rt.Hoo.F. Caul/era, R. M. Horratil, F. G. St. Paul, H. Cairtlim ne, J. F. Hume, Sir A. St. Paul, Sir H. Coltburot, Sir N. C. Haokisnoi, Rt. lion.srott,Ri. 11$2.S:r W. __. .._ Convert., Sir W. %V. s..ymum., Lord R. Cairn t, J. 'Holfutil. G. P. Shaw, Sir J. c alining. 11. Hittite, C. M. lila ill, Sir S. Cartwright, W R. Jeuktieion, Hon. C. Slatfner, G. Cmalereagh, Vint. Joctlyn, Vu. Simtleion, M. Chute, W. Inner, 11. Smith, C aemeoia, H. J. Jones, J. Staid, N. Clive, Viscount K irkwill, Lora Sousersci, Lord G. CIIIT, H. Laren, E. K. Soinerset,'l...l.l E. ( \Mardi, Sir J G. La iO.ll, C. Somerville, Sir M. Caartessay, T. P. Lech. T. Spencer, Sir R. c.anhuorn, Lard Leith, R. H. titewari, .%. • Criiker, J. W• Littleton, E. J. Stewart, Sir Jas. Curtis, Sir %V. Lloyd. H. Stewart, Sir Jn. c ution. H ow K . Lockhart. W. E. Stewart, Um JK. Chichester. A. Lotto*. Gen. Stilling, Sir W. Cockerel!, Sir C. Lolarfh lit, M. . Strait, J. 11. Chetwode, Sir J. Lou*, at Hn. C. Simmer, G 11. Whir, E. J. Lovaiiie, Lord Sutton, Rt. fin C.M. Colter, J. L. Loather, J. jun. Teed. J. Dacom, R. H. loader. .1. • Thommon, s;. 1' Dash% °ad. G. Saintlier, II n. H . C. Tuanshenil, Lord C. ISiostio, G. It. Lowther, VI, t Trefusia, Hun. C. Dshroa c, E. I aohinution. K. S Tayler, W. Daviol, 11. !AMMO. F. '1 hornian, General 11m:tomtit., C. Luttrell, 11. l'r.., M. 1)3i1..1. Leslie, C. P. Vallrialt, 1.001 Dangling, W.ll. K. Lown.ics., W. S. Vamitimi,l4.l.lln.N. I /cart ..... Gem G. Mobility, J. Vaughau, Sir S. Dinalas, Rt. Ilit W. Marque.. si, T. P. V‘,4., It. W 11. Dowiliswell, J F Nlacoaghten, F A. Wall Arr, Itt. Huu.T. 1)t Roos, Flan. H. Manners, Lord C. Walpole, Lord Dugdale, D. S. Manners, Lord R. Wm.!, Iluu J. W. Estcourt, T. G. Manners, R. Wad, R. ' Est . rlon, %V. G. Manning. W. lArmysa, General Pattimastot:e, Sir C. Marry'', .1. 11'..thurell, C. Evelyu, L. Meade, 110.1 J. AI tilwalinm, 1:. TI. Flatlet!, Vim.. Mmirr. laird H. Wilder. General Et limo', R. Main IL General At'illion., 11. 111 If, Gen. 11. SI i 1.. e, P. Wrotti,lry. IL Fanc, T. • M.. ford, W. Wood, Sir I. rarrairr. S. Moof•ont, Sir R. Yarmtenth. Earl of Finch, Hon. E. Marjoril , inki., Sir ./.lorkr, Sir J. Filt.T. sal 1. A. Mor.z.ii., Sir C. -- Filigeralil, Itt.Hcia. 'tram k, Voi. • TFLLFRI. W. Nil M.II, Right HomAitiothnot,llt.lln.C. Fitzlitiet, W, Mr .1. ' lsbus a, J. Format r, C. Noel, Sir G. A lettrr from Cambii,lgr, (Lord Mar (21, ',vs:— “ Wilson the Pedestrian, who tin.lethook to stalk 100 miles in 24 hnes, roma( need yesterday eveutng at ten minntes past min, near this place, and reef°, met! 911 mil,. sad a Ira ~t tell thinntesi nisi ..is this evening, when. to the regret and . l i, l Toietosent of 'lumens& of slert3t,s, the t:tn , h: in ; ( r - sp;ie,l, S r is iiiiquishrtl the task. and tither, home in Ll 1,41.8 t •Chglit4C. %%. ilson laboured wwL-r veral flicadyttotagefi; li:e emismalwavent of kis owl:, tsliso; I.tri-.17y, I.e wam su croA , itti with horsrs, rarriarN, p, li :.e. roll It era . like welkin. in a cloud of (last be:io, I 3 carrirea te,na . xnJ oi the ulQht there were tortmts ut rata :441;a1 tu.pedid iti. pao6acaal MA 17 all Lour." LAW iNTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CI:AM:FAT, Warrxbierca, MAv 2:i. FLAGEOLETS. WILLIAM BAnIIIRID(ii: awl JOHN 1"*OOD V. JOHN 1 LIGG4. Mr. nut? moved to ttisso!ve in injuortion granted Iry his Hooour the Fir-Chulerilor, to re titrint the Defendant from r•Oltd, " A 'Mohr''r flace:,let, or t. 5111 IseStr7l7Nent In pfotimce a Daet"—end al n fr hi.' utlidit;ting a borOZ, 41,41,,,ffiipated lutrmlNetioor to the .4r; of PLorio, , ott l'ateut 1:ouhle I I.lgrolet. og' the toe nts of 11lee.ir, ft, best :::re:ort :7„ f_:n• • , ia;- entiray (rid irnyrverJ, wq't ke. b iiff^v /MO se , •evi, ramposel owl r arr:VV'Ti i:✓ 11 .~.~~r . . J. iircus"—'olll4:sh 10.1 K ellOrgC , l J v.:try or .!.e hook of the Plointi.fs, " T6e Prreept,.r a ic‘y Mike boeble 1.7 igeolet.far taut f%,. shin:table med sw , :',l-toned Ir.strument,coodeced racy to erery etspo , ity, ern to Meer rum-quainter, with Notes —serecal Thirty heist . fared, whereby toy pers:ut easel immed;ately learn them. l'he sense phut refill likewise fteilithte the learnin7 of this strowni, to Muse acquainted with dllat%ie, as their trill wily halm to apply to tke .. Rgurrit for leurhin4 the scale of the Inctruntent." The Learned Conn. itel acknowledged that he was net toaster „F. tritt..e I•utiivitla to deride between those two publieattoos. It appeared that the Vice-Claineellar thum.ht km -elf a I!..)9lprtrisi jud•re, by graining the injunction. It was ad•iittted by thy Defendant's mistier, that the Pltsintite. had obtatocil is patent for new k•ys to a stiottle the.Terilet, but that he alleged the in veidia of the double flageolet was a !tenant of the name of Scott. The charge of pirary . in the bill of the Plaintiff only maid that it was a CIANIIIntiON "it related to Amps sod yeti but the Defendititt. in his answer, denies it, and hos -worn most pommel!, that his book was an arigioall COM• p(Miltitlo, and that the Piaiiititfichad tweet soli. their bank until the Defendant published his. Culler these conoiderations, he trusted IsicLortl.,hip %retold dissolve the injunction; but if he were of opinion that he ought not, that he would direct an issue to a Court of Law, to obtain the opinion of a Jury. alto might iinderstand music, the Plaintiffs undertaking to bring it Sse trial inimediately; and that in the sites.. time the Defendant uti 7 fht he al. lowed to sell, lerta!;ing to keep an aecoutit of what lie did dispose of, unfit the final isms/Mg of the carer. 51r. Hamm followed nn the Name side, and ►•girl his rlieut had unfortunately chosen a hut Counsel for his purpose when he had employed him, ass he did not suaderatasoot music. The Lunn Cut NCEI,I.Oft.- g If you hid Innkerl into your client's hook; you would have found flit you iiiiBlat have Icaruetl 30 tunes ►n a quarter or aa hour." Sir S 151UEL Routt.t.Y, Counsel for the Philo. tilts, said, he would not Kok** 'himself to he a judge of music, but lie would not, like his Learned Friend., deny all kliowle le of it. Hk would not,' however, attempt to deli:se the similarity between the two publications ; perhaps the Learned Gentle man wile was with into (Mr. Winkfield) would un dertake the task—(A toigh,)—but there was one thing evident, that a man who understood music ceutd read the cyphers, us well as a man who could read Hebrew'', although every !roots around hint might be ignorant of what he said. Tice injunc tion had been olitaitied six mouths Hr, yet the De. fendaut had not thought prover to stir during that titue.. Thelaintiffs were the patentees or a single flageolet, which produced additional notes ; they afterwards joined two together, which enabled a person to play a duet ; then if they were the in ventor.: of one, the joining of two would not t 'kr away their patent right. The Defendant had been fir a e itssiderailde time in the .employ of the had learned the secret* their tr:iJe, dud had divulged them : this, he ass eimilidelit s tile Court Would sitevr permit. A. 4 to the publie.stiolis, if his I.old ..hip did not nutterstaiid them, he had to illsermt, that he would vend them to a Master of the Conti . , to inquire al: e ther one was not a colour able alteration of Si m (limit. The Loup CHA CI.I LOP---" I was 1114.V;11P; winch of the mo,teir.urvirrAaimis 11 e wrin bete to be al sea nittrout a !whit t.r guide tie. At to sopwir, *nu essount e%pcet alt opit,tois from nW h tative to music, ofler that norm tonate one n•l a lj e to Nbahiss i e ohese I 51ih . ;.‘%41 Goon all Illy :side frienels„—(.l :rips )ou, tilt Saninet, anis it.ll toe oh:ch of the Millers toe h.-.t at to orldiita!“: -itch all ha t any ?" t7.:ir S. I:omti.l.Y I C:1111101, my Lord ; but if my Le:it-eta I..!tensl, Mr. Leadl, netts 11,Lister, .1, ! • 1 0.1 s ontilote I isottietli.:l,ly."—l ttrgh.) ‘VIN id be would onlessoor to es to Isis I.not,hop the stmil.oi'y of the two publicatito s. In Ilse book of his clietits there was a rink scair, but in that of the Deteusiatit th rte a d ou bl e 451se ; the only 411 , -liftelital tween them wa‘, that of the Deft tulant was usis"e clistesy thou 11w other. without departing Irmo it. Its the Pluisititr.', his Lordship would only gee one hue, curl iis Use Defeintrires there wen: two ; (/tit they both coostainell the muse not e s. first les.roi of the Defendant's boot:, there wax laNe (IA awl a %moll one ties r the eha rteters—the hater wits the Ploiittifrs mark 'to the gamut. Ile confessed, h ome y, r , h e d u i t in t mak rattottl the itulject Puificiesoly to give as pro hr/ explanation=h« was, therefore, of opinion, tl.s i t tile ne,to.ts est„lit to stand over, to give ills tr:ol'ot.• 1:111it Ifs have offu:::,t its insole by men in tit.- nos -1.;:•lissitol 1 , 1 esplatti it. Ile It:tsl siss:y ..tore to .IF—tt 'uncured •from the Defetol. t'io.i , r v.:l- 1:ot the author of tit' pub ;:, lie Lail Ift:I :1 Joho .\ , 7•t ;rt *silo he culls au cm::tent mit- t•!t••ti killiil a I Wrii.ll.l , .• Mr. I IA tur, e•id. that the Conrt hod not the j.:i o het ioo to refer Mildi a 1,11. t. tt. Minter. Tlw I,tota CuANcrt.tntt—•• 0 lel4 Sir S 3 L r. Howl 1.9 ?flit% he was vssrprireri to loar v.. 1 f.ols fir. 1!;:tt, for the tare tot it wre v. Nal err was Fr.,sirely su uuisst. Mr. 11‘e.., (4r*..rvetl, the reAsop tad rot applied 4)efore tit ''oe t't urt Ht's, oss t.r.o.t of she holi•po‘ition of An.. o w l W.. I , orleo4utt .I.•:.th, h:eh rtho,t a d tway.: revi.:o:4l hy that bar, he buti c T is (Wawa-• sinker hit panes. lie thetefuee trotted bit Lot& .hiu would direct a isatte. . , The Lono Cnattct:t.Lur.—" I here no anaht but further affnlavits must be in mit relative to 414e,e ./Toes and sharps. Suppose there wew two • prisons win mate ;went medielues of the !tame itigrethwits„ lot with thiterent names, you would wit ask me.to swallew them, to know if they wool I hive the pc ne etect.-:-(si laugh.)—Let this motion rival cues until Tisurstlay, mud it* the interval affidavit:: be made no both aides by professimml num. sv;,iels emlaiu to the Court the albutietiuu ur STIER - IFF'S COURT. SATURDAY. Miti CRIM. CON. DUNN e. CLAY. Tii;s sync on inquiry to estunate the damerPs lit-Pm:alit, for criluilial coovervitom with the wire. Mr. SCARLET?, for the prosecution, stated the ease. The Plaintiff and Defeudatat, he oh,erver:, were both ofteers the army, and Itul been mite fiends. Iu tall; the Plitiiniff awned sit iiimple and accautpli.lied youag lady, a Mist. %VII. Manus, with whom, for some time alter their anon, oe lived in a state of the • greatest happiness, a tnutual affection of no colonial sort them .etch other. On their marriage they resided for mine time at Lewes, where the re. entient was %:tatinneil, mid where the I.)efen. dant frequently visited. Afterwards ilwy „'rut to Brillion, and limn thence they. in ISI4, went to the 1:014.411tlit. WAWA they continued. till the re tarn of Bonaparte front . Elba obliged them to rutisat their native country; they came tia Loudon, and had lodgings fur some tone iu Dover-street, Piccadilly; afterwards in Stanhope-street, May, fair; and tinally, w 1813, they went .to resale at H. sit s near Richmond. The Defeat:int haviog. on their return from the Coinsurot, relieueti timer' with the Philutiff, thew at all these places; and it appeared, that eve,' up to the tune of Mrs. Divas quitting the protection of bee hubbaud. not the least suspicion of any im proper atischroent between her . mid the Defendant ever arose iii the mind of ft iiy person. In Decem ber, 1815, however, it appeared Mts. (Juno quit. WA her Imitators house, and was absent three weeks. During this time, lie should prove she was is France, and that she was seen in coinpauy with the Defendant; he should not be able to prove the Defendant had selmolutely been a payty in this elopement, but their haviug been beets to s . gether in A foreign country was stroug prebtimaire proof aguisist him. At the end of three. weeks, 110 , 1, ever. Mr. Dunn's affections so far.prevailed titer :I'l other feeling, persuading himself, perhaps, that 1.0 criminal act had taken place on the riot or his wife. that lie was induced to tike her back again. Ho should prove him waiting.on the beach, anxiously watchinig the approach of ,the pocket *Niel, .was to bring'll;r front the oppoNite shore, and receivieg ;kr ens her landiog with the warmest affeetion. They again went to Ham, olive they resided till she 21st of December following, on wiittli day 3lrs. Dunn again quilted her husband's Itotow. and, as he sho.i id Itrovc, proceeded in company • jib the Defendant to Lincoln, %here they took lodgings, and lived ender the Hemmed name of MCarthey, as man and wife. He should afterwards prove their removal to London. and residence here in the same character. though under a change of mune, that of Bert being sub stituted for M‘Carthey. Hiving proved thole facts. soothing would remain for the Jury but to assess the damages. The Plaintiff hail no vindic tive feelings about hint ; that fact would be ponied by the moderate AMU at a hich be lied fail his damages, 1,000/. It was not damages lie sotiO.t ; it was not money which could cure tt*.i. mooed his domestic peace had rec.eival, or make Ill.:a compensation ler the loss of the wei,!ty an amiable mill accomplished woman, or .apply to two infant children the less of a mother's lost care, of which they had been dein teed by the Dc fruition's tniscooduct. Hiss Phelps was present at the murr:age of the parties in 1813, and laid frequently vitatril dicta sine,•. Delent/ant was a fretjiieut vi>•itrtr at tf:e Plaultifrs holive. The Plaisit.if was a very lace tiunate husband. and wituetw alwat conaidere,l thesis as it very happy couple; they ha,: two tie!. iften. Wolter.' had not visite.: thew aistre tide tiatt of i rs. Duni..s al , •rnt'e in Ockukr last, bhp& Dunn, the Plunitirs sif•lei, was, u 4-43 pre seat at Ow tour:i:Lte, and lox.: testimony to the affection which fudoiimeil :fetal:eta the i''iniutitt Li, wife up to the tune of Mr s . I)titiu'a 614. ati. sence. %%Init..' bad not sera her Mace. bus Mrs. D u mi's first absence, her Mutter . was almost state of distraction ; her brother *as twenty. five years of age at the tune of his utarrivar, else. Ise breed Mts. Dunn was so:twain:it younger. Mr. nay W - 46 ins officer in the f;th, and frtifilesuly ti ‘lied her brother, who aus very pintiail to ; lie Lad iiiirodured his ektrr and plother, oho also s sited at the Vona& 's house occasionally. , Major Grant, of the Brngal service, became sr. emanated with the Plaintiff in 1814, wilt) sal lift(' Lewes.. ‘Vitnehri dined at their house; Mtn ittia . ar,pritred a tnott devoted attentive liu%liand, H. 1,1 M r s. Dunn s it/divinely happy wife. Site was a pr. try; limp, and Gm:kat:fig woinitit. %VIII!. aiee rward• met them at Yams—the wont• tiegri srPturtl Ptill to efiit.t lirtrfret I‘' t;triticd anxious to th.ticipatt- ail Ulla Mrs. Dunn was Itinot .Nrxt time t them wits Pt their .... ut Mott—.llr • t 31/1.!. 011 tlii 0.1%01 , i110, 0 - 13 it.tre•tuccd It. t len,ltett. Titt•re tvi.4 no initrkpat k in. ; /mil tot% aril* Airs. 1)n111!--(1,1 tit,: (-no rave. Ile atilt a very vnthte prele..ct • i)nnn, %Int dui not 1 1 r . t.!TI site received. The :text titne witt,t.::t t Dunn was it Calais. in Oett , l'er 13,4 • iu coinnaity v•itlt litr onn mothe7 Witi , e" cattle to Etnrlond ill the us:4 the I:telles ; thlP I)er t ini•no hni then.. The litaintifE timir f.tatt the' veer!, and niTeired ft;( rl •k L is frantic aux;ety. Ile tit;l not tin t . ::• sn•nee the witnetn. Itnt hurrud y ; tic* mit prkell thethew itne*, ninth. to: l.e t 104 tAt skit ttiwr ignornitt any extruordn..tri 1)1.1 h m • onser t. Samuel .9,taltdcrs heed with the Plait:tali Its r • ; •:.4. I>es? I I I 4