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%Act - 111 ^ • ek s ) OW A LMACK'S BALL. Thew elegant rooms, on Wednesday were uncommonly brilliant. Dancmu comm.-Aired shoot Pleven o'clock. Among the con pies o lio led off were--. Till of Clete. .. Lade 1. , 2re. 1...41 Halperin .. i • l ' ougt Camas. Hiss Eden %Ir. 11. Ball Lady G. Fane. Mr. Henry Heyaseme Miet Fi , zroy. Earl Moloch Miss Filzeisrence. Lord !Limon . Miss %loosen. Lord 11. Choloismiteley Imly Patter. Among the distinguished fashionable% presort were—. His Royal Highness the Duke of Glonotsam Princes—S*4 , h. and Radzivel. Princess Esterhazy. Dukes—MlN nem), Downsbire, and Argyll. Dark —Wellington, Argyll, and Dowager Leeds. ' Marquises—Cornwallis Graham, L 30541000, Downshire, and tinnily. Marchiosesses—Cholniondeley, Winchester, Cornwallis, Bath, ‘Vorcestt r, Downnhire, Htmily, •iid Lanadowii. Easlr—Rosslyn, Uxbridge, Cunneen°, Denbigh, Pimple, Shafteshnry, Cassilie, Cathcart, Clare, Belfast, Westmorland, Errol, Bective,Gleagail, Winchilsea, and Porchester. Coutessee—S.fton, Lonadale, Cartiarvon, Ahoyne, For. leseue, Derby, Cauilis, C,atitears, Woman, Verulam, Easton, Bathurst, Clare, Warwick, and Dart. month. Lords—Suffield, Strathaven, Molyneux, Ellenhornugh, H. Cholmondeley, Elcho, Stanley, thigilston, King, Sandon, Barnard, J. Fitzroy, Gage, Hess ley, CI ire, Sydney, Fa !mon ih, Bede, Vs'Hort, J. Thynne, Briad , nell, A. Hamilton, Auck land, A. Hill, Stoprurd, Fitzroy, Somerset, Nugent, Anton, and Kilnsorey. Ladies—Peerte, Saye and Sele, Jane St. Clair, Grantham, M. Lowther, Suffield, C. Graham, F. Hatton, M. Gor.:on, Bethel!, Mulyneuz, J. l'aulet, Fortesene, Castlereagh, Ashley Cooper, Ossillstots, King, Cathcart, C. Broolentll, Kennedy, Barnard, E. Edgetimbe, C. Macdonahl, J. Fttzeoy, Shelley, C. Dunenmh, Rona, Clive, G. Cavendish, G. Somer gel, 3- Throne, W. Melville, G. Fane, Pratt, RatburA, Fal month, A. Pullet, J. Grey, 1.. Lamhton, H. Boiler, I:. So- W. act, Lew, 6. Bingham, Hill, M. Stopford, illestheole, Nugent, M. Chichester, G. and E. Stanhope, E. Norman, Anaon, J. Hay, l)acre, Carrington. Sirs—T. R. Millarlanil, H Lambert, J. Shelley, James de Bathe, F. Salisbury, D. Pack, R. Acton, C. life line. Mr. White Melville. Madame d'Eate. Misses--Furclareace, Fitzroy, Cavendish, Tosrnshends, Forrester, Eden. Romilly, Chichester, Norman, two Need ham, awJSmirlr. Count Caramsn, Baron Bulow, Baron De Hiekeron, Mon. sieur de Neumann, and several of the Foreign Ambassadors mid their Ladies, &t. Sac. &c. Yesterday Prince 11...t0P0r.n left town to I'e pre. sect at the Epsom Races. and to proceed from thence to Claremont. Prince CA , TELCIC ALA And his sone, Count Pet BUFFO and Count EDWARD RueFo, and Suite, will leave the St. Petersburgh Hotel, Dover -street, this day, for Paris. The Marchioness of LANSDOWN gave II splendi.l rout yesterday evening. at Lansdown-hionse, 13erks.. ley-square, which was attended by upwards of 300 distinguished fashionable.. The Marquis of ORMOND is gone to the Conti nent for the recovery of his health. Lord BACOT has issued cards of invitation for an elegant entertainment on the R5lll inst. at his house in Great Cumberland-street. The Hon. Mrs. itontnsok entertained a select party of fashionable. yesterday eYening at her house in Privy-gardens. Arrivals at the Royal Hotel,St.James's-street : W. W. BECHER. EN. M.P. froth his seat in Ire. hind ; JOHN CooKE, EN. 'from Leicestershire; -- GUST, E'q. from Lancashire. Count ITTEanzac, son or G1191%1'1 , 13, th" Ex. King of Sweden, 'arrived at 'Brumes Hotel, Inver new, on Sunday se'nnight. He was accompanied by Boron POILIEE. On Mboday this Prince paid a mineralogical visit to Crag Phadric. He after. wards examined the 'Caledonian Copal, and the garrison of Fort Georg's , . The Magistrates psi. vatety paid their respects to the distinguished stranger; and Mr. MACKENZIE, banker, acted as his Cleirome in the capital of the Highleode. On Tuesday morning the Count sad hip party set off for taisergarry, intending to take the Fall of Foyers on their way. The Count appeared much pleased with the natural beauties of the country, and dis. covered much intellic,ence in obtaining information about the condition and character of the people. Colonel VASSALI, the brother of General PIN), arrived in London in the middle of the night berm!. lot, from the QUEEN. Fie left her 'MAJESTY at Centre, and performed the journey from i - t ,w he: ;.iin ce, to this capital in less than tont days, uillr de tained some time at Boulogne.—(h.rePing Paper.) A Gentleman of the name of SVE:iCE R , a t i„.„.. tricot amateur, performed Capsaitt B„ tra ,„, ,„ t h e Birth•clau, on Friday week, at the Exeter theatre. Daring the rehearsal he was taken with a fit of the gout in both his feet, ads obliged to he curried to the theatre in the evening, and played the character VII his own crutches in a more feeling say, thin it .hall ever been pourtrayed. In the case of Lord HAWKE U. CORR!, falsely calling herself Lady Havetu, in the Consietory Codtt, Sir Wm. SCOTT, on Tuesday, dismissed the suit of the Plaiiittrf, complinoing of a malicious tactitation of marriage on the part of the Defendant. DuctiT-LANE THEATRICAL. FUND.—Thehird Aiii . tversary [hover for the lie.," lit of this !maim. , :qn will lake place To IllOttn«W, at the Freemasons law - tn. Ilia Royal Ilighowt. the Lithe of YORK has most acitwaly la by his Royal Puthocas the Duke of hums, the Duke of TIFIDFORD, awl alwve fifty of thr brat Nubknsra and Gentle. men IltiVs is Loudon. The musical e:epartnaesit will be conducted by Mawr.. BRAMAN, ItieLLOON, and T Coot. Yesterday, 18th May, No. 2,313, drawn a Prize of 10,0001. Three per Cent. Consuls. We• Mudd and Sold by HAZARD and Co. the Contractors, Royal Exchange; td, Corubill; and 314, Oxford street, London; who also Snared and Sold Five of the Capital Prizes Drawn the fat day, 27th April. Nour of the GREAT Capitals in the Lottery we're arms,' esterday, exceptio those : motherl to the first drawn Prize. The highest was 4001. Sit of that amount were drawn, FOUR of which were sold by 01811. The hitir 30,0001. Prizes, and 58 other capitals are yet In the wheel. Neat day of Drawing, THURSDAY, he June. TieheU and Shares warrssted undrawr, are on sale la E nn . l'olkes, 4, Cordial, sod 9, Charing-crass. TIIE/ITRES. DUVRY-LAXL. The Hammed Tutrer wins performed lart night. Mr. BRAMAN. No his favourite character. Lord Wil. haw,. charnird with all the farce of novelty. Spirit of My Sainted Sire, with the wher healthful airs allotted to the port, was. executed with all the science. nitlndy. richness. and power of expression that chsrocten•e 'hit incomparable noir% IN o'er lions were well onplowted by Mr. l'Eatrywr, lip's. CAaew. Mrs. BLAND, &e. in the'. resioenve vta tiot.s. The (perm was very attractive. The &est.- circle milks splendid dt•ph* of beauty and faslawo, and the house gra. crowded in every part. 'rises, Royal ll.Khobesses the Duke and Ducic•ss of GLotICF.STEIt. and Unite. honoured the loororributze wills their' preience. In compliment to their Royal litgluseapro she loyal null tisttiou..l anthem of God tare Ike King was executed at the ronclo► - of the opera by the whole vocal strength of the cum potty. COVIXT•GARDF.N. __...... --- Mr. KNOWLES% new tragedy. Virginias, was repented last fingin, and went off with all the effect that might be espresso' from the success of its first representation. Mr. C. KEDIALE continues to suf fer from vevese tioarpeorsa. Nis feihus. when free from that drawback. will he faultless. Too much praise cannot be bestowed noon Mr. itIACtIEADY in Virginias ; sod the stern Roman patriot soldier of Mr. *FLORY, in Dett/a/WS, should not tom with out favourable notice. The play was heard through. out with undivided upplause, and promises a lung tun. ?RR ROYAL DEN!. , , , , . Wl' hats already said that the present Ex/ at 'are Royil Academy contents some allowable spettinena of the leste suol skill of is,,, rising Artists. We have, however, • right. to complain that Oil many pictures well molded to no. we, are placed almost on the Barre sad in corners, not, we presume, because the Academicians fear any competition hum their brother Ariiids, who arno not I red truth Arw demic hole, boot, in truth, because the Members Most have all O.• must coospiromis parts of the room for their awn Pictures, in meted.... ahniulance, and fur the exhibition of fall-length Portraits, the rage Mr which teem., unhappily tOr the station of our Arts, still to know tin bounds. flat would it nut be well for are Academy to adopt towards young Artiats of acknowledged merit, whose works are de ',reuse of patronage, sonsilliing of the same system so ja. dicionsiv stlopted by the &dish Institution—we mean that of distributing pecuniary rewards to students whose works in their Annual F.al,ibitions entitle them to dustiiirt sssss ? We know the Academy have amassed large fluids fruits those ex hibitions, sloe great attract of which Mara not always eon. silt in the Pie-tares of the Members. The Curpoestitin have their •pertioeuts entirely free of expense from the the only collectimi of casts that ever grarA their walls, the only expensive piece of furniture they ever contained (the large bronze lamp), were the munificent pretests of his MAJcirew, RhPle Pointe 11111:01131T. In vain did BARRY try In rouse them f their apathy, and advert, in his own coarse but emphatic terms, to what he called their " beg. garly collection ;" they still went plodding ou t after dispute. lug of poor BARRY, less for his infirmities than his intent. lability, until the British Institution roused them from their apathy, and made an Academie bustle necessary, slot Mose to save •ppearances, but to preserve that reputation with out which they knew the Corporation must meet the fate of others, whim now only exist in same. Now that the An. dewy looks moire closely aims before to the progress of stu dents, would it not be well it they (we of coarse mean sects as are really worthy) who furnish au large • portion of the materials for the Exhibition, were aim to share • little of the profits, to enable them to promote their ulterior sindies, or to recompense them fur the toil of their work? The fusels arising on: of the Annual Exhibitions must halm !nog since amounted to a very considerable sum, and the outgo. lags are very trilling. If • little were applied in this way, it would 'have a most usefsil effect. PUBLIC ADDRESS. The Provisional Committee for Encouragement of bets try cud Reilumion of Poor's Mites considering that it is well understood that the must eminent medium of rendering the Nimes-lee classes independent of psroebial aid is the culti vation of the soil, desires to submit the propriety of an Ms mediate adoption of means, whereby this important object may with the greatest promptitiede be effected. For three portions of our fellow-subjects whose habits have hitherto been agricultural, and who are either unem ployed, or if employed are unahle to subsist by their 'labour, it appears that if supplied with a small portion of land, i■ proportion to their families, such would be enabled, at no distant period, to extricate themselves from the debasement of pauperism. Also that for the Manufacturing Classes, now destitute, parcels of waste land should be occupied, abodes and build ings meted, and stoperintendants provided. That such per sons would hereby speedily acquire, especially by the use of spade-busbandry, a suitable facility in the employment of agriculture, to which mankind geserally a►e found ad. dicted, and thus contribute their share to the general pros perity. Fur effecting these purposes, and judging it to be the established opinion of intelligent and enlightened characters that the principles of onr existing poor laws, enacted in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, are most sagacious, and in the main worthy of our imitation, the following is submitted:— That Commissioners (to be denominated General Cum toissioners) should be appointed by the Legislature, cons. posed of the most suitable and distinguished characters i■ our country, and to be assisted by the Board of Agriculture; also local Commissioners, who shall be elected by parishes or by the haudreds, and appointed by the General Commis- sinners. To accomplish these designs, and to obtain the most eligible co-operation in the u y application to the Legislature, County Associations have been thought to be requisite, and by which the must valuable concentration of effort will be obta.sied. _ _ _ By these measures stimulating the industry of our popu lation. and operating the; I interest, will the testimony of the British community be restored, and our security, hap. pines., and prosperity, under Divine Providence, be re. assured. Fur the Provisional Committee, BENJ. WILLS, Hum Secretary. King's Head, Poultry, Ma 1820. AVated.—The fAilore Of almost every late at. tempt to explore the interior of the African Coo tioent, and the melancholy termination of the efforts of HORN [NMI, PAPA, TUMULT, BVIICILHAROT, and Caste- UZLL, together with the recent death of RITCWIII, no wbom our last hopes for the accomplishment of this object were placed, rendre the retries of any traveller with on accession to our stock of information 'resiperting these daniceross m ewls, a subject at once of surprise and emigratelatlon. The account of the Journey of M. Alou.tax, just published by Mr. Bowotcw, will however be , perused with an littered es ceeiliog perhaps that of any former traveller. He was enabled to imeit Timbu, the capital of the country of Poutab-Diallon, where finding it impracticable to proceed farther, he set out on ►is return. Oppressed with the complicated affliction of sickness, hardships and privations, under which he had warty rusk by the way, be reached the Portuguese settlements of Gabs and Bissno, and arrived at St. Louis, after an absence of madly twelve months. Mr. HUNT has been removed from the King's Bench prison to lichester gaol. The hydrophobia has again made its appearance in Sheffield, and nearly a whole pack of harriers have, in consequence, been destroyed. FEMALE INTREPIDITr.—Ois Monday afternoon last, a woman returning from Beverley towards Leckonfield, sat dowu to rest between two and three mi les f r om the former place, and shortly after a man in a sailor's dress approached her, inquiring • the road to Beverley; wml afterwards demanded her money, which she refused to give; he then pre. seated a pistol to tter head, Which she immediately caught hold of, end wrencheirfrour his hands, when a herd scuffle ensued; at that period a gentleman in • gig Appeared, and the sailor decamped to. wards Beverley ; the gentleman pursuing hem till he turned out of the road-, and made his escape through the hedge. Ou Thursday last five youths, from 12 to 16 yearn of age, were apprehended for steeling. from Mr. MANTW4, of Spittlegatt, near Grantham, a quantity of hones which were collected for . iminure, turd afterwards selling the same bones to Mr. M., all offence which there is much reasons to suspect they have repeated many times. Two of them were pasted to their settlements, and the other three Committed to Falkinghem house of correction.— And oil Sotordry last three men were brought into Grantham, and lodged in the g•ol, ou suspicion of bring emit-trued in the above offence, and of aiding and abetting the boys iu 'heir nefarious transactions. They are all from Nottingham ; and it is believed they have carried on their system of depredations a loug time, bring supplied with small carts aatLys. Mete, and several Nam, for the ciPsvelson dames from one place to another. LIW INTELLIGENCE. -- COURT Or CHANCERT..I.imcouis hot, TionisbAY, MAY 18. INJUNCTION. THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL AND COURT SIEMER V. HER lIIAJMITY THE 111/ ZEN, THOS. COLITIS, FAQ. and OTHERS. The Arrusturi G mowed for an injunction In restrain the Defendants, Messrs. Cootie and Cu. (ruin deli vering up to her Majesty, or to any person by her order, two instruments porportiNg to he executed by the late Duke of Droner it It, acknowledging to he indebted to her Majesty in taw sum of 15.000/., which lie had retched fount Inv as a loan ; one of the instruments was in Germim unit 11w ntbrr in English. Her Majesty, after the death of hir brother, the Duke of Brienswirk, remitted the two nisi rnmesits to Ills Right Hon. George and he lodged them in the banking house of Messrs. Cowls and Co. Application was made on the behalf of her Majesty to the No ble Plaintiffs as the ',creosote of the Dike Of Beam wick for the payment of the 15000/. and they refused, doubting that the instrumests had heel' execnied by the lute Duke of Brunswick ; a snit was insiitnted in that Court on the part of her Allajekly, to enforce the payment of the amount of the inalrunients ; application was made by the Solicitor of the Noble Plaintiffs, to the Solicitor of her Majesty, for information as to how the loan to the Duke of Brunswick bad been made, and out of what transaction it had arisen, and that information be would not say was re. fused, but it was however kept back. It would be in his Lordship's recollertion that that suit had been dismissed, and the Plaintilft had Sled a cross bill. Her Moira's( had not thought proper tis_put in her answer, but the other de. readmits, Coutls and Co. had, admitting that they had re. ceived the iustruments from Mr. Canning, as the property of her Majesty, and as such they considered themselves not bound to deliver them up to any person but such as were authorized to fictive them, having that authority front her Majesty. He held an sedavit in his baud which set forth that her Majesty wash' possession of another iusiru. meat, purporting to be executed by the late Duke of Bruns. wick, fur the payment of 15,000 Louis; and that she had ap plied to several personsun the Continent In advance her money on it, but without rumen. Under these circum stances he had so doubt but his Lordship would grant the lojnoction as prayed for. Mr, HORiir stated that he appeared as Connsel for the Defendants, Comm and Co., and they were ready to submit to any order the Court might think proper to make. Mr. ettovertent said, be and hie Learned Friend, Mr. Denman, were Counsel for her Majesty, and it was nut their intestine, as the legal advisers of that Royal Personage, to offer any opposition to the order of injunction being pant ed; so far from is, they gave their tall consent, and - were anxious that the most minute investigation should lake place. It would not have been necessary for him to have said a single word more on the 'abject, if hie .Majesity's Attorney-Geseral had uut complained that her Majesty had sot put in her answer to the creme bill. He would tell him that that answer would be put in if her Majesty's legal ad. timers Ihringht it necerwary, and She reason it was not done before was, the absence of her Majesty from this country; but that cause would be saw removed by the immediate return of her Majesty. The AT7ORMILT-GUIVRAIL-- 14 All I have to say is, that lbe cross bill was Sled in 1818." . Mr. Baououar—" If it bail been Bled eight years in. stead of two, the cause of the answers nut bring put in would remain the same—for they could out remove the sea, the Alps, and Appenines, which were hetweru the Royal Per. nonage and her legal advisers." The LORD CRANCILLLOIik Take the order of injunction." Motion granted. COURT OF RING'S 'BENCH, Wtmumnsa, THURSD►Y, H►Y 18. Billings after Baster Tem, Wore fis Ciller limns and Cosmos Juries. TEOLONN V. 020102 AND JADE/ GAM This was an action to menser compensation fur a violmt assault, which took place at St. Albans Fair, on the 28th of March, 1819. The Defendants are persons of consideration in the town of St. Albans, one of the brothers having served as Mayor. They stopped at the booth or stall of the Plaintiff, and takiug up a doll, made some jocular remark to the Plain. tars wife, which was alleged to have hero improper for fe minine ears. The Plaimiff came up and interposed, and a scuffle speedily ensued, the origin of which mss attributed by each set of witnesses to the other party. They all agreed, however, in stating that it teaser; for the time (ttu o'clock in the evening), and was renewed again in tboitt an hour, when George Cape was passing that way, and again accosted the Plaintiff. The struggle that ensued was as variously de scribed as it was possible fur persons testifying to the save circumstances to differ. The COURT seemed to be of opinion that the evidence for the defence was the least consistent, es some of the wit nesses on that aids described George Gape to have come tri umphantly out of the battle, and others described him as being at the time faint with losing blood, and nearly lifeless. The Jury therefore gave damages fo► the Plaintiff on the first count, fur assaulting the Defendant and his wife, 1001. and on another assault, charged separately, of Mrs. Teal den, bO/. POLICE. 130R - STRItZT. Freed, Parse, driver of the hackney chariot No. 167, appeared on summons to answer the ((Mowing charge:— Last Monday morning, between 10 and 11 o'clock, Mrs. Holden, of Wiusley-street, Oxford-street, was crossing the end of Wardour-street, in Oxford-street, awl was knocked dawn by the pole of a roach which Defendant was driving. Mrs. Holden fell partly on the pavement and partly iu the road ; the hones were proceeding, ■nd would have drawn the coach over Mr.. Holden, had not a Gentleman accident ally peering at the time stopped them. Mrs. Holden was very much bruised by the fail.—Tbe Defendant was fined 10s. for negligently driving. On Wedne;day Slaptllow was examined before Sir Robert Baker, the Sitting Magistrate, chastest with uttering a forged U . note. The Priso - ner went to the shop of Mr. Poore, who keeps the Barley Mow puMic.house, Drury.las, in company with two cypriatia, and called fur sumething to drink, in pay ment for which the Prisoner tendered to Mr. Poore a 11. mute. Mr. Poore suspected the mole to he forged, and sent fir a constable. The Prisoner made several attempts to escape, and retested to Ise sashed by the constable, to accomplish which force was obliged to be used, when a shilling sud some copper were found epos him. The account the Prisoner .treve as to wto're he got the mole proving to be false, he was mamma till Wednesday next. Christopher Mambas* was examined db a chaire of burglary, sod resonated for further exaoriestios os Saturday next. Ames Flower was.essmined, charged with manakin' Joseph Morris. The Complainant, Joseph Mewls, who is a servant out of place, Wit to the keine of the Defeethio, who keeps the Three Compeases peblic-hoehe in Oreberrlioreet, Portman.. agaare ; there were several penises playing rt a game called Iluml.le•peppy, slid Morris engaged in the game; in the course of play Morris won Is. of the man be was playing with, who refused to pay; a dispute engird. abet) Defilidant ordered Morris te sprit Isistieurte, but he refused till be hail gut his shilling, sad matinee:4 to make a diaturbauce; Defend ant peuceeded to turn Morrie out of Ms house, and eonspletrl the ;cattle the coat u( Morris was beet. The fete of the emit sees 1., I. (boring 017 torn off big Ilffrelioes feeliop ECUOI".IL ei !hurt 1011.V501 4 1 and !FRALEY. Between four and fire k last morning these Trimurti were removed horn the King's Brach privoo, hand c iffiql, and escorted no foot s. far is Ilrldge-strerl. Blackfriara. At thi4 place Mew , . Worrier sod Lease, who accompanied them, niarte such a retunnvtrance to the officer. , who were con ducting them, that a coach %ea , . called, lir which 'hey Were ormivey.d to the Siracet,',, 11rsd, Snow-hil„ whence they were to have taken the cage !o Mao cherter. - 1 Ile stage had, however, set off, 0011.1 I e hackney-coach purtned awl overtook It at the Pr,. cock, at L'ongtoti. SONS OF TIM CLERGY. Yesterday theanniveisary festival of the Corpora. thin of the Sons of the Clergy, which has for its object the apprenticing the children of necessitous Clergymen, took place in St. Paul's. The Cathe dral tarred an attendance of a great member of persons of rook, habits.% and respectability. His Royal Highness the Duke of Carntseidge was to have been present, but was *treated in conse quence of his absence from England. At twelve o'clock the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, accompanied by the Lady Mayoress, ar. rived in orate, stiendid by his Chaplain, Sword and Mace-bearers. Sheriff Rothwell, the City Chain. and Alderman Hunter, in their carriages. The City Marshals, Morshalsmen, Lord Mayor's tootmen sod street•keepers, formed the procession. On entering the church his Lord.hip was met by the Bishop of Lincoln, the Dean of the Cathedral, the Prebends, Minor C111101:P. and other Gentle men of the Church, who conducted them in pro. c e ssion through the great aisle to their respective stalls. We also noticed— The Right Hon. Lord Hill, the 'Earl of St. Germaine; the Aschhisbops of Canterbury and York; the Bishops of London, Worcester, Bangor, Salisbury, Exeter, Ely. Chester, and Oxford; the Rev. Dr. Wm. Chafy, Master of Sidney College, Cam!), idge; the Hon. B. Bonverie; Thos. Watson, Esq. M.P.; Robert Williams, Esq. M P.; aiarles Mills, Esq. M.P. &c. dm. On their taking their seats the performance corn mended with Handel's grand chorus the /lettingen 7'e Deaw and Jubilate, with the chores from-lite Messiah. The solo parts were executed with ail. mirsble effect by Messrs. Vaughan, Salmon, Hawes, J. B. Seale, Goulden, &c. They were assisted in the choruses by the miuor Canons of St. Paul's and IVesiminster Abbey, and the King's singing boys of the Chapel Roval. The instrumental part of the choir consisted of violins, violoncellos, trumpets, &c. pad had a very grand effect. Xn excellent anthem, composed on purpose for this Charity by Dr. Boyce, suet Handel's Coronation Axatent, were meg with fine effect. Mr. Great°. vex cetsducted the whole ; Mr. Attivuoil presided at the organ, sod Mr. Ware led the band. An excellent sermon was preached by the Rev. Robert Stevens, A.M. Rector of St. James's, G 'dick Hubs, from the , 28th chapter of St. Matthew, verses 18. 19, and 20. The congregation on this occasion was more select, though not so numerous *es on former occasions. The subscription at the skin was very liberal. After the verree the com pany proceeded to Merchant 'railors' Hall, where a sumptuous entertainment was provided for them. THE DINNER. Al five o'clock near three hundred persons, frit oils and Supporters to the Institution, sat down to dinner. The Ittglit Hon. the Lord Mayor in the chair, supported en the right by his Grace of Can. tethtivy,, and on the left by his Grate of York. The ' tablFf were superbly ornamented, and groaned butler o profusion of every delicacy of the reason; the dessert was exquisite, and the wines of the finest flavour. The cross table at the head of the room was surrounded by Noblemen and others in the first situations in Church and State. Amongst the company, besides those whose 'sautes we have given, we tinti..ed— The Earl of Bridgewater, General Gaiworse, M.P. and several distimpoished Otheers of the Army and Navy, the laird Chief Justice of the King's Reseda, the Loral Chief Baron, Mr.Jnatice Park, Sr Nathaniel Conant, Mr. Alder. sun, and whir Gentlemen of the Her, and Aldermen SirCAarlei Flower, Sur Williams Curtis, limiter, Maguey, Doetville, &c. and minty others of rank. Atter the cloth was removed, Non Nobis Do. slime." was sung iii excellent style, by Messrs. Hawes, Barclay, Montague, Master Turk, &c. After whkh the following toasts were giveu from the Ch air— r The Chord, and King"—" The Duke of York and the Army"—•• Tbm Duke ut Clarence and the Navy." Here the Archbishop of Canterbury ruse, and gave the following toast—. "Oar illustrious absent Steward, his Royal Highness the Dusf Casibridge." Hes Grace milled, that although the Royal Duke was prevented from attending by unavoidable tir. curnsitincrir, ytt he was convinced that his Royal Highness had strung recollections of those here now osatudderl. who were the best uud chief *opponent of the institntion. A ',ululate of other toasts were given, and several catches and tong- Most athinrably song by the prto. frintionol Gentlemen. The subscription after din ner, we ate happy to Way, amounted to it considers aftstu. The company seperated at an early hour. A Itequikifon for calling a Meeting of the Coii4ly i.t NuittManberlanatt, via the r.thject of Reim 111 in l'airliannent, is, we hear, now to * coucse ut signuture, pud bar salrndy received mole must respectable ciature.--(Tyre frlercury.) more lb.. ibe indignity which was 'hewn to him by the Defendant, as he oft.. Meditate oorr it, lied tomplaitwd that it was the only oae-he bad. He also stated that be had lost 31. 14e. ea Notetelay bakat Defeudant's Motile, by play ing at the game of Dew&le-pnppy. Uper coseideraties of 'ileteritehnietaaree of the cage, the Illogutrais disulbood the charge ciVoissiolt, *NI euswitiletl the De*whist Is ilbspessity of llie. fbr 'offering gaming is his house. •ud the Public uu die la ur 2341 Ad Junr, when the Lultiry -------- On Friday last another attempt was tootle to oq file to the College est this citv. A:lnut I I o'clock at night a lighted candle was dipcoverrd in an v,:- inhabited room wrijoio.ng to the oilirtroeirta occupied 11 the Itev.l-lErt air PEattcs, placed in an arpeiture Ir-tvereti the laths of MI old partition. "A moll trial of one of the laths was burnt, bot no to aerial - its. jury was done to the buildiuyt. A• minute 're a d,- wawa of this mysterious business has taken pia - Ce before Colonel I)ArrBtws,and soon• citeumstassesea. of suspicion baring ;mat lird thetnselves to H. ('O pester, a youth of id years of age, one of Elie 00. rioters of the Cathedrat, he his been committed fts, prison till our first A.stres, to rake his trial for the offence of having rrt "lire to the buildirg.-41fert ford Piper.). ~ . S ~~. _~ .. `~ .;~ a innigged the . 81 r-'- T he accou nt the gooier rive as to where he c o t the fortonste Offices. addition tote First Prise WI the twalicioms The Church and King " —" The Duke of York andprevious day, Nu. 9,814, 20.0181. Money and Con.uis ; att.! - Dcremeilin. the Areay"—" Th. Duke ut Clarence and the Navy." a in • ". gi7 u tipp e eL!e ig (l l . cud the sa p t e ls n ir °l de a ca g m en p i e e d ni t a u n . " le reeleg to be fake' he was 'a. r edeeell " eels ' on the 18th May, No. 12.313, 10,0181. Money and Consuls, Christopher Sheurhass was reendbed ob a chaise of . , Here the 4 1 1r . Clibishop of Canterbury rose, and words Beverley ; .the gentlemen 'pursuing . Itien till burglary, and remanded for further eseasinatioa es Saturday All.l. in SHARES, the fortunate holders of which are re- - ' " 1 "" gave the following tow— he turned nut of the road. and made his escape mess. quested to apply immediately for the value thereof, as also hie Imrtlht- tor Ticket, and Shares for the FOUR of 30,000/ t mows, "Our illustrious absent Steward, his Royal Highness the the lied e. Awes Flower was. examined, charges! with argualtin th"mgh • which they hope in like canner di.tribute tu their Friends Freemagoue Joseph Morriss. 44Ceillbeid g e *" Ou Thursday last five _ youths, from 12 to 16 and . the Public on the let or 23d .uf June, when the WO ry Uk has must D. l i rm Grace milled, that although the Royal Duke The Complainant, Joseph Morels, who is a servant out of iun, support- year. of age, were apprehended for Proton, from place, writ to the besse• of the Demobs'', who keeps the fin ishes. red front unending by unavoidable. cis- , the Duk'e of p reven ted his f toyai Mr. MAN TO,l, of Sintilegett, near Grantham, a Three Compasses pablic-hoolts to cheleartluireet, Neiman. On Friday last another attempt was mat!e to set a and Gentle _ curnotincrir, ytt was convinced titut uantity of hones which were collected for . manure, ; there were several penes. playing wt • • game called file t o the College nt this citv. :mut I I o'clock twos will be Highness bad' strong recollections of those here now fl ood uftertvarels selling the same bones to Air. M.. Buinkle-pappy, mid Morris calmed in the game; in the at inght a lighted candle wis discovered ill sm. d T Coot. usweintited, who were the hest uud chief supporters • • course of play Morris wua ls of the man he was playing YII onence which there is morn reason to suspect with, who refused to pay; a dis pute engird. a hen Defendant , drawn ■ of the institillion. they have repeated many times. T wo o f them ordered Morris to sprit Igistiourie, Int he refused tin he had got innabitesl room srijoir.og to the n Hirt wilts occupied by the Rev.l-IEN nit Pssitcs, placed in sit aperture onsols, was A ',wither of other toasts were given, and several *eye pa sted to their gettlewiente, and tile other three his shilling, mad contingent to make a disturbance; Defend- between the laths of an old partition. A small port actors, Royal catches mid bong- Most wthmeably song by the pro. . to I.alking am house of Correction.— ant h h peuceeded to tarn Morrie out of Nahouse, sod during of one of committed the laths was burnt, bat no in aerial in. rile Land"; feintional Gentlemen. The subscription after din. Prizes Drawls And on Saturday last three men were brought into the scuffle the coat of Norris was completely torn off los jury was done to the A• minute investi- tier, we isle happy to gay , aMouisted to a econsiacrtig . • utsrunthum, and lo d ge d in lire g.ol, ou suspicion of more ,h„ the • • g nun of this mysterious business has tsken place ottery were Attn. The . company imperilled at au early hour.indignity which was 'hewn to him by the bring concerierd in the above offence, and of aidiog Detemloot, as he dam died tem aor it, told complained I before Colonel I)Arrotws.atid some citeumstasien. heel to the owl abetting th e b o re in 'heir nefarious transietiong. Thal it was the only oaelie bad. He also easiest that be had of suspicion having attached themselves to K. ('W- Tic of that A RequiSifon for calling a Alerting of the 1 They are all from Nottingham ; Mid it is b e lie v ed boat 31. 14e. as timettiay duvet Defeuditers boost, by play- peeler. a youth of id years of age, one of the Cllo. ltd by 01811. County i.t Noithtstuberlancl, un the suliject of a they have carried on their system of depredations a i n g: Um ' g a re A __oLliolable-P•PPY. rioters of the Cathedral, he has been committed to ils are yet to Helium in Parliament, is s wd hear, now au * cootie long time. being supplied With smell carts sad.ae. -"" l'i.liee*led".lBl/1" f the ea "' the prison tall our nest Assts.'', to stake his trial for the , I s t jam.. r 1611110“ S ee diosallued the Waage of'aisaalt, movletted . , oa sale at ot sigilature. pod her alma,' received loam Min Mess adveral Per cosyersoct Don i h mt is fag. ~aw 1 , 74 0.. 6 , „fferiii g.m i n offence of huff % get "lire to the buddicg..raint. `' is. respectable tiauire.—rtre frlereury.) from ono place to soother. • • " his house. ' ford Piper.). • • . • . • • • • • • • OLD BAILEY, Tuoain,►r, MAY (HIGHWAY BOWIE:RV. George Palmer, • boy. aged 15 years, VI - 11 in. dieted for rubbing John S1118:1 4 1CM011, WI the K highway, of a welch and seals. The Prosecutor was returning home ilirotig'i Little Mary-le-bottemitreet, about nine o'ilock nn the eveniog of the 7th iiistaiot, when lie was met by four person., among Rimer was the ptismier. O'.e of them knocked him down and took the said', &c. mentioned all the indictment. When hr gat us, be 51w the I' r i ))) tier running. whom he immediately pursued and rohall a cry of " Stpr thie:/ The Prisoner wrs stopped in Little 11'oioiktock street, by a watchman of the name of Gage. About four o'clock next morning, a watchm a n of the name of Button, found the watch, &c. to the area of a house, within • yard or two of the place where the Prisoner was stopped. The Primmer, in his defence, mill, that he pro mised to meet a young man in Foley -street that night, and was rooming towards that place when he was atuioped by the watchman. Mr. Justice BAY 1.1( summed up.—Verilict-- Guilty—Death. After the verdict was returned, Mr. ANlermons Woon, who wily on the bench, said, that the Poi soner had been frequently before him. Thomas Cumber was found guilty of stealing nine ',heel., the property of Joho Spencer, a butcLl r at Hampton. J,,hrt Atkins was indicted for stealing 10011). weight of anomie, value 10. the property of Mat. thew!wood. in his dwelling-louse. The Jury found the Prisoner (silty—De•th— but most strenuously recommended him to meicy ia which recommendation they were jnittril by the Prosecutor, who give him a most excelletit meter. Baron GARROW said the recommendation sliosi'd certainly be forwarded to the proper quarter. The Pi isoner cried bitterly during the trial. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY BY A SERVANT. Joseph Bell, aged 16, was next put to the bar, upon a capital indictment, charring him with steal ing in the dwelling-house of Mary T, igg u gold watch, value 501. two gold seal:, a watch-c!aain, se veral pair of ear-rings, a gold necklace. with orna ments of great value, many other trinkets, and a pocket-book, containing 71. in Bank notes and in This was • case of great aggravation. Mrs, Trigg is a widow lady, residing in St. Margaret's. Westminster, ■nd in March last she took the Nis. inner into her service, from motives of pure eha•ity. On the evening of the 28th of April, she went to the theatre, leaving him in the house, and the pro. perry mentioned iu the indiciment sere iii her room. which was locked. When ►he returned he was Kane to bed, but early in the morning he absconded from the house, and this circumstance creating some stispicion, Mrs. Trigg examined her drawers, and found that they had been broken open, and the articles enumerated were stolen. At length his father, olio expressed himself willing to ren der every assistance in furtherance of justice, got scent of him, and on the Ist instant he found him in the crowd at the execution of the Cato street conspirators. A handkerchief, whikh formed part of the property stolen, and two one pound Bank notes, of running numbers, were found ott his person. When be was ailed what he hail dime with the articles, he said he sold the watch to a Jew in Houudediteb (Who told hint it was only metal!. for 2/. 164. lie refused to give any fowler infor million, as he said it would get some friends of his into trouble. As for himself, lie wished to leave the country as soon as possible. The Prisoner, when called upon for his defence acknowledged his guilt. Verdict, Guilty—Death. lie seemed perfectly unmoved. The Hon. East India Company's ship ellmorah. from Bengal, pus►ctrl through the Downs early ON Wedne►day morning. The Prince Regent, outward-bound, was in lat. I. 33. N. long. -20. 6. W. on the 7th April, all well. The Larkins sitiltd from Prince of Wales I.lahti on ihe 4 it N (weather, for Chit's. The Margnis if ireilingion eves off Sac gor, pro ceeding to the coset, on the iLstli On the 18th inst. elle Third Drowsing took place. when No. 11,313, as lltr Firo-drawn Nr entitled to Ten Tltuesaud Pound/ Comedy cilia whichmae (as want) .1d by J. mail J. SIYEWRIG HT, at ihe,r most fortunate Offices. lis mlilition lv the First Prise WI the previous day, Nu. 9,814, 20.0161. Mosey and Conoile ; and on the 18th May, No. 12.313, 10,0181. Money and Consul., ALI. in SHARES, the fortunate holder' of which err to qurstrtt to apply immediately for the value thereof, as also fur Tickets sod Shares f..r the FOUR of 30,000/ t ousu - s, which they hope in like manner to ili.tritnite to their Friends .:% • 1 1