The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-09-02 00:00:00

1 1 , 44. 9 411 : 11 e .7.le74" . 744recti•ehef-iw Rd; Greenwic!! Hospital Ceplais deputy-Governs; Sit Rd. Bind", LIDO Mr. Miewhell of Boar.settet ; Mr. Smith, Magi ; Mr. Bicknell, Solicitor of Chief Clerk of Police. The similar to sham sift On 'Debarkation for Scotland. • !' , aged tomtits( df softie-of the Greenwich took place at the was attended by the Nees of Ir. Mnlkeiri bl irkie . Otos voted 1. Gentleman noted the objector moot. which sae to 901 J.jesty on. hi. 'h.pt•y retrite Hs was wee that ell those pie. the **woof Gallia /tea Ore • spirit of trpojwits else Fotoly, moos math an occupies taimiel express to their wore* , attachment to hie Mid Pew,. obeervations, ea *area 'yap Illaiesty, and, being wooded, a was • saaaimare voice of all prevent. The 110 St ZICIMANT MAJIISTY. Illsibeige.aset detest eabjeele. Ore view. p. lultabiosia of the woe of Gives- Vol, beg peremiesiem s..hresib do !spry*. of tege sekipeol - bieeelep et the meet et veers. , in the mild son equal athetitti. wbiei wee riihte. net retertlr •• 4 empty Amami is mai tire are Mead. to , iletynnit indipetion r to prey fee year permikiliipment of the Itinette of thee* hope got . * mpg whit to Poothosi hos posomitipitiliootitio so year Mainly NMI* oitiltaiitre to owe IPS Wig* vale, tbr Imposer toss t,f rot illajcsifi 'mhos iris% 101 l pow "at Is neon et ;s lo tbeligiga_ a/ par 'kWh Oa . Omani alliiiesatiassaes et our biloPioN • MATIIIW, View, Oakum." Muslim b. sWd.l4 taitalsi.) it wee, plopped. di!“. shield be resented to his'illejinlgeonennet tnyonted thosteps, and initived i• the reef Cidlosts - kat monsapediession.in ' made is to the fernier presents. 1 to bit ossuary b etiquette foe • corporate,* to preset* by deputation to the King is penes. ILITART ARRANGEMENTS. its the interior of the College. direction of Sir Richard Keats, better, whether as tepid, the by the pressure of the spec sstio•s to see his Majesty, of for eshibitioo of the brave tars of Old collegiens, whose peewees hes so oriels British navy. entrance to the college yard to /where his Majesty leaded. a collegians was formed under the cos.. Williams.. Oo the greets in, placed a carnpany of Nutria* each side of the great square t. . in double file twodimiotb of marines, soder the command . ARRANCIraiNTS. home patroVsiere at Greenwich. Sir Richard Bernie. attended Bodies of foot petrol were lla mado leading from the metro- ,Hospital. At New Cross biro- Vogsbotwell, was a party stationed d Odd,. At New Crow.: NNW party stationed. Oo the 'Greenwich Hospital, • corm' werestationed to prevent per. college yard who had ass , Paelps_ •Seers from Bow.streek also stationed at the gates on . Minehtill, the Magistrate. also stationed as- the steps to the College pees. The that presented itself to oar appears/ice or•Oo !Joys sad very mat manner, remarkably the orphan children of British . is his Majesty's service, mad wounded. arrival at the Nor. Chatham. Tllbery Fort, &c. wnevo. iloapital its a few minutes after it of telegraph. were auzieusly waiting no each. Chatham to Deptford, to ing. At Chetharn, Tilbury royal solute es his Majesty populace assembled cheered. but • (maug to its being the sabbath four o'clock the Ihyo/Sore observed by the perious romotbied -1 16 • • 4Rifir.ti . 60 . 1 The prepatationi am* r ivet of his Slips* ail wday completbds, dada Kest.. Goinfewr of tree • Bremen, DcfsllY-Govern Magistrate Of Police; Mt • Mr. Chambers of Union strata of Greenwich ; • „that-Plate; sod tire Chi • were very b▪ it " ly's emberlietia • Oa Saturday a mini • ,ehief inhabitants of On . "police °Sec, which was Ali parish, the Rev. Mt M the Chair. The Reverend Gentle meeting to gentlemen I aa Address to his Ms to English grimed. He lest who reprinted the , whieblad ever shown • appd Falsify, Wpm soil 41 11 44., "Pre : presamen pm. attache - ;• OW Anther obi ailed w his Illojesty, ate carried by the .ari=a as following is a copy ", TO TAM *HM I s, an day kebab; yeisr.id . rot 1141rWoorer toroidal Akita, and odier h • ' #11311,712 the misty of to illicomphll prow with I • 411/1/kollehot anaelowook 1111liespreetariognio e „bvpso4lmweich we 1t,., . *am at the law, by obi far Illotaisa, ant ow amply.' 'wen brimeeess ail by doer' . ifteniro ootiad partgip • We animal, hope iboi has as tondo!** of ream so it moot bite bowit"ildi aortbero firteswesijecinfit ceder/ea %pow for MI ptionies. * k Ivan .besesielt wit r. dialtritith dootiolosa sot I s best ameessat cos 7 ; dal POOlOllll sad 1 011 0111101(12 I Cs Tim Awe atidentes wised, shooed lhopieum as he seaunted **Alp mem of the Cullqms• authorities being made s=aw, it was heed &DAN " not ceepaeate, sa address of petition 10 NATAL AND MILIT The arrangements in yard, seder the threat could not have been be prevention of disorder 4MOM who were anziow '• tt exhibitie ' Siskid..4b* eollegiai . ssied ! to the Si ;:. . n o on the western eat die worth water gate it double line of collegian mead of Lieutenant W is front of the river was i artillery, and on each , •iM 'mach were placed ii • the Woolwich royal ma of Colonel Maim a POUC Ad A body of the horse otidur the coast:mad of! ery the conductor. Doi • nosed in the wants ra palm to Greenwich Has; pike, leading to Carobs rider the .dirtetias of Deptford. was Smother outside of the gates of or Woolwich marines 1,1 rim prolog iota the tickets ofachniesion. Po Onion• Hall, Arc. were a the in•ider yowler Mr. A body o f p o li ce pu lending from the river t most interesting ems, new ro w the benstifol ; l l * tiler dreootll in a ve clean rod healthy, the watoete who Imre died ii chiklren of the wool • Majesty's arrive Rochester, Gravesend, trounced in the Illoopiti took pleee, by meows 0 1 Crowd* of persons wet side of the river, f rom • have • .tisht of the Kin Fort, Ate, guns fired • or I , 4•sed ; and the pap a l bat eery eehemently, oa city. At a gimle t p est f o relit yacht was observe; • • at theeatiltlit. 111.4.10 Dogs, Weekend. Lid** kite. ..c w e owiitsi s . Abe : given towed by the delete& Wort laws tegltii airbag be. the.rralastieri of the weotlits .. liiithli µs A40 1 4* favaerable. level hob liar tatlit ati; the unroll racers 1111 the Hospita l whit% *ere of Feely soswered. Joel brfore the Hord Sootreigit reached flack wall, the Lord Mayor, stl the city barge, towed by the Magle. Rasitegate stesenepaeliet. drew gently of into the centre of the Ayer, and, taking the lead. preceded he royal ininadrort lima it Invited at Greenwich. A royal a slate was tired as his Majesty passed Blackwell, and tbnuearids of people by this bate aeoenibled on both shores, and greeted hi. with their cheers. At twenty minutes post four the royal yacht ar. 'need exactly oppssite•Oreeowieh Hospital, and the enclitic woe thrown tint. Guns were fired so both 'shores, and au. frees the •easels coo the River, an troor►ctng the tali/rel . of the Monarch ; bet the belle did not ling till after the King left the town, owing to Wale . misconception on the part of the Amgen. His Majesty, attired is the dress of an Admiral....ppareutly the some diem in ethic* he embarlsed—was walking on the (limier. dee* in conversation with Sir Charles Paget. The people on both shores cheered. sad his Mejesty took off his hot and bowed on all sides. and appearod to be truly delighted with his reception. At eighteen minutes past four two of-his Hajee. • ty's !mate travelling carriages arrived is the Cal. lege-yard—one a carriage and. ilk:, e►►d the loot a carriage and four. The former. in which the King rode to town. was driven by Knight, and the two postillions. Evan:tend Neste. The carriages were preceded by two of the 15th hawsers and one of his Majesty's grooms on horseback. the whole fol. lowed by a troop of the 15th home's. . At twenty minutes past four o'clock. the King basing bowed to the people, attended by Sir C. Paget and four of his suite, left the yacht on the starboard side, and entered the Royal Sone. reign yacht's barge, which was rowed by 16 barge. mere. dressed in scarlet suits. to the shore, amidst the cheers ai the multitude, %Minnie( guns, &e. The moment the King left tise.wessel the royal standard was bawled from the me6miSt. Juni the 1. Commodore's broad pendant. put irsits place. RECEPTION OF THE KING ON SORE. At twenty-five minutes pest four .'!lock hilt Majesty set his feet on English ;round: He sp• peered in the enjoyment of complete health and good spirits. lie was received sit the steps by the fallowing Person% mended by • guard of boomer, formed of the &Arrest naval •od military Olken - sr - sr • ar iltistierd KIM% filesevaisei. Cartels .11hem% De -1 paty ; Mobil far Theme Theaspeea, Admiral Harlin, again Hardie& Cassia lirdge o, Coatrolteiellar Dahb, Cal. Sir Harry Neale, SW Richard limit, Weisel Foresee, Neale RiehbrlS (wbe had here. weals, Ise same eeesider ' able period su heard the !mike ysehs to greet his Majesty so hie arrival), die Thames Police Mallilliffift, Captain M. Healey, ke. he. Hie Majesty, on arriving before his carriage at the top of the beach Mew, in the great square of the Hospital. again took off his hat and bowed.— The various officers were dna introduced to the King; sod his hisjeaty, after taking leave of all present, entered his carriage. amidst the louden shoats of applause. To Sir Richard Keats. before his departure, his Majesty expressed his delight at seeing the neatness sod cleanliness of the male and female children be. longing to the College. As hi► Majesty palmed through Greenwich.: be woe • received with the shoats of the people and the way iog of handkerchiefs. The children of both. sexes ' belonging to the various schools were on the sides of the read as hie Majesty passed. and bowed to him, which appeared to give great pleasure to his Ma. jesty. All the taverns were Alkd with company. sod also every private house between Londcm and Greenwich. Eli. Majesty appears to have improv ed no his health by his voyage ; his face woo sore ruddy, sod was browned considerably by the sea. We noticed that he descended the accommodation steps of the }win and moanted the beech stain with groat agility. We most not forget to notices that just -before his Majesty left his y■cht. the Lord Mayor's barge was towed round to the starboard of the Royal Severeirt, sad hi. Majesty took leave oftsie Lordship by bowing to bins repeatedly. The mopes,' as booed the Lord ►Mayor's barge bowed awl chewed repeatedly. and the Lord Mayor made his *bellow, to the King. When hi. Majesty's snivel it Codas* Palace was known, the bells of St. Martin's, St. Jounces, and other churches of the metropolis trete rung at intervals for the remainder of the (timing. The death of Sir WILLIAM IitiMSCIIMLL, the eminent ustronotricr, is untrounced i• out obituary. He died . yesterday sentright at Slough, near Windsor. Oa Saturday, es Miss WINTIIII. of Hungrotal, woe returning home from Bristol in a gig, one of the wheels came off on D•nlham Down, by which accident ►he was thrown out, mid .kscr right leg broken in so dreadful a aumuserise to - reader intone dune amputation neceasary. Last week s Coroner's inquest was held on the body of Mr. PRIASYLSY, of Drosfield, Yorkshire, who cut his throat d g the paroxysm of • brain fever. He was the non of the M►. Parsurriatr who was killed by • horse, ea stated in thin Paper sortie time ego. - • -• - = Z tofrowitsiltiasn (rm. iktisifwv 4'44% amal •c• 1 a 'Skill.' • r Dens of Ilse In& .aser a whits swill dip, irobiStilbit Parly r half she Sipa of the skirt silk arellops i4 pink art sad Ara; the Moab thsword by a large stern Vince is ilie mitre, sod a satal•eledli of 'Sail stet beats. Abort fill siren; eisseposesdaf alsereete resent prelt , ilet steel 2 bed white toile said bed implies% reefed by a -bawl rif pink asiastal. TWA*" ' a piths, of she Sow INN.. Yeah - of pink earl lOWA of psis /Abp. ' A seta& of mob biaboup,tbsiAlkor, whisk is in 'high ts, aria OIL* of ameba sod poseased so ear adosirasbe 111,00 let piping* fry Ifsbds he. Reek bee. ainsilkellittli Globs if shies kid g shoes. whit.. Fete 44111.01A:' COUNT Dltßiia. • I 4.$ . This elegem mkt sod petticoat were spite,' kr lady a p birts huh: sad toste, os a preeeetstioli dais nelholhilare Nolyrest It is isT pale bee Awr lass. over • Mee bins slip, thee spablaiss finsilaaffs Isabelita colours iif A A aid while, newt se petrasiset assabg the bedew, frf huff thq . went. is el lisse-rdeeefel kora which ellii.lllll,ll tal i bats &doped, Ad wheels um hope slit be Swat nibbled.- !The esaraasher leaf silver ssadOse • doable rem.assamlliip•et she sbesidesisedihasksAied by blew OWL' Awes Admit aid atom, min e d by of a Apeasrops a Wu" voldigie leisimieg, separated by loco ebb pspirles: roadbed by a silver based swab she sme,'end• ikelobed Albs the sabliseismies. The seeker is he. Wad bee. -The robs earl peitiniet have aa Owe. border of metro tom. a.. Mee robe grape sod stint, halt nwireled with ibises% said tom • Vert of radii, giving tirinisese eel effete to As bias at., eibieb is edged with • silverware., sod denied with. mielloppit gefre sap. Tbe beatable's-is dissebres. Ade • superb plebe of emeriti fretbris Heebner and war.iriart of disiseadvessi easphiers. While kid ghee.; while sbilite abs.., wish hiss sad silver mere. . • r". GIP KRA L ORNIRTATI PRO Off ff4lllllON 'ARS INNS As she lessen salaam silk pates, became every day sae! reteessi, end she light bees of sweesserbive poet to she Ibtl and glowing batter demob. Walks bill resiniee lees sighs barks ere railer sore wens than fell ones thy 010,141. (V phases) ere moderate I. width, lease be a reps spry ' of IPA reveler's adonsed with braidlot s' where Aisle She. it.., the sop sleeve, shirk le Usually bade very fill, is always Pushed wish mesh. Owe of the prelates sad sob peel pelisses tilt we have beefy sawn, le roasperil of abound pre• de Noptia, sibs • wiessior of plated de es& he corsessond : is la the brie of a erresetrafeat.leame• she orionbisur gees silly mood the babas, the ham being fasesed up by kph 'Mehemet esseerisli each Of ' , Rob I. wasinemed lathe babe by • small roam, of pliseirffswel. The rpssieste is esseposed of AN base, 'reused end fas bead by easettei of steel is asereserad behosssei es she bug semis sad Ike abbe am seassomed wish a sibs b le conespond with flee bat ailetower. ',Awls sod spoistets tootiasselldllWW,bef refflabe 'ere bat posoral Sessies am sal it • eery boilaribe 'lse. Ilte embed* beaks copies waft to dishabille, Aria sew to he by brow boaseett Ale amessish nied teethes alsb, t at e e a rgy ll roost 10 . farmer Ise shiftier Amble ; bet pre! do Ripka is *pie the whole awe desbisaable, Peep %HA eisrlier port of the dily. love. we WWI be tamer; be iiee 1 geed' , mum bessets shansed wish small wreaths at the edge . and fell hornets, obi& Ailliseleseed swer the mono. Festbeti , are nowise week worm Triseperrai lies..,. Repo 1.11411, elise is eolissMisa he apiece ~stems; we tee Se theie stead thepsnies of pose* Nergiss, swede • gaol Ilea is the l i Aspe a wane. WA she ••••• 1 •44 • 11 .4eftl. she Ile•wfwall • haft Web admilsdiksol. sad wsws,sttivad isHbe; sides; they swe'sduesed with • p•Asi•• of festlites; Myers! of which fell ewer Am bows. We ism MS% defier the last dissflig steeds! plisse, a seposehoo, see& Weser sesime. aid Need wish sobered . . satin. richly easbesidwed of resod ; Vie bode of sienderats site. sad she oblate osebesidsted so seteespost HIPIIMPet impassive say he the waseiele Mese plush •As Arm will slimy* peovist-tisie iseiag as stereos appersese. Tbe old fashions of lossr-susellared sissei; bosh is ass sad 's-dew gossips is are eseyieskral As Amer. Week end buff limber are eters. We else frequessiy baths Abe with the dress. 1. Alt brims wake Asia sad pee Naples on wort. eel • for paid imisies silty am viably, eishreidered is silver. ems Ashionable asses, log dress is oho blouse: it is sods I. unable wndis , sad srlass ed. wish deep tacks se illoseees. Dissibreemo are • Ariestaly as* s also .are.vdid tea& triautede sod •Ibess very Oslo. We beevoeee some with she sweep Pt rateet high mood ii. hock tilt of the haat, Ad sispiar at the shin of the bosom, WM • full fold Is tis wept sod • little Saheb I. with frost at the bestow •she Seise. Lew sleeves are still sem tight, sad is isles iisehmsars they we sada to St the ami. 41 ass style of Isissinipc foe silk' dresses asiniate of double folds of gasp, alt to with • liuk fulsome; they ate haelied by kindiorp,sr swam stile essiesos, lo correspond. . Ilestdireeess is Amens restless Beset ihshioaahle. The frost bob is weber more paned so the tempt; the his( , hair dressed low. Tiowers asp .ohm Solissaf this ' bey *kV Am; but for •pparr !Mien. parts," sod brilliaas maths are all is The cuisers best is favour are leases; alt ffilksoNtlikilleheff Penh stwilis limeades. sod sleep /re atom • The Dike or Valtaattwas, ofteoted byrolimoi Planiknerieed sik the King's Pelmet, at Pimlico. .est. liotnidey aftemons. about fear o'clock. frees Dover. His Rnyol His visited the• Princess 911.111.11.. at. Kensiegesa, and afterwards dined with Cannel Kr* it his 'residence in Moon- Atreet.. Yesterday his Royal ,Highness attended 'divine service at the Mint Heys,, St...iniam's. On Friday mmoing the 'Princes's Austin% its. *mod the new perish church. at Windsor. ormais by the Vicsr end Churchwardens. 160 al Higheas expressed herself particularly gro.. i litied with the neatness nod propriety of Ihe edifice. It ii fully ezpectad that bin Mianyt sill tea insane his &gestic excursions. within the isle of ight, his toys' yacht. in a s h ort ti nt *. Partridge shooting commences this ( I st. INid• Of Cockney sportsmen left town yosterdsly filth pws. lurchers, terriers, pointers, and pop-gmottplit i be in time in the ..marry to essNeacs spelt break of day this morning. • . The French Ambassador Miscount Casten*: basalt:) panisii.throngh Aylesbpey ea Thorsails and look the oppottunsty to mit Hartwell, an moat years the asylem of his promo Segel/tiro. Lents the Eighteenth. W :alma Castle is fittiog up for Ake reception of Lord LIVIIIIPOOL ors his marriage with NSW • Cairns. 11 A Lady. Malvin been asked by a Genticusell: whether she had seen the naked statue in ilAk Park. answered. " Oh, yell I went le stre, e it •Inst evening-oer dark !" • Mr. A. Suns. .Midfrailt. •as st S. Sir tile. Erg. of Woodhall-Park. Henfordehirt% is ghostly to be united to Lady M. A. lOsiLutu.s, daughter of the Lite Earl Laves. A fellow to the habit of frequently gettingdrutik. said * hoped he •ahauld nem commit -suicide. " No." answered his ompasios. 8 a different fate belongs to yoss..-you see-Sso foralia wimp." . •: • 0-** . 1 i StitikikA . *IIOIOIIIOIL • • : 1 Mrtdtii•de l eilli MR WM iv/4 0 40V _.. 0' 044 for his tiehor a . , ite a ortlgted) torsi. Wellitet lfretto. h!but 'slid - tot of r_i_i. &mei.. her left Mow. •......, . Itert it s e sJ l 7 1 • . r W eVreo t it:. ="sio . .. ....&—• . ids ii.o. ow atter/ay ' riorintiest the their Oa% CNA •-. , . Will. soar LiishoWl. . . •• . .. MAI* Timitet. left Fristop7s noel, is r hothoes e, so.ttatoryley sisruiso.f.r Paris. - Zed siv/4 Csolltitt of Mardielete sod 4111rotorr hoee4MlTsolerioltie Wells. fee Rsootitsam w l E I IVW Coottleas of O r ledow. hos ildt he r seat • l 111m000114. • • : . ii isir witOdl orel !aremts, besseille ..._,.._ , Ibis diiy on 's visit to the D u k e o f .„ . , IMModoroo, fitortertershire, t.r it fell shop will pressed Is Lmorlerit, Wilt., i iec b te l larehltehis if Beth. `Www.l l has left Thossses Hotel,- 'ilitArte s the laeleod., La, Ilif tilt lia• left IM Hon. L. Mellon' • Pm ihetUt etilinuttlf. sees is Prithshire: " • Mir Oedritaill Alformlrlosi left Mimi foe ilMessi al .411Meottree. &Otte 14on4rd. X misitim • . . Lord Mettrouree left l o ws y ester d a y f or Paiwasfor, f Oil I OA tit. It *A add fustietesa rawrprr. • Mr. sod Ihs. Atwell as/ loftily beseleft Arielf•Meriset, tot theft tem. 'ear AMAINIMIVi • ' 'AMMO. at the. 11l Hwtel, Arliostow.itreet 1 .larla *odours frosedbeig lest I. !Inks; Mrs.' Mil Whortorke• from their mat I. Owesetslvite ;* Mr. sosi Soil Plymouth. Departures hoot ditto t -.Mt . atambell t.r arelMaiimse; Mem follmiste ".. " - • 1/Weskeleit• boor •Illatakleil- Net* esSoSserret mid Om Mildts 004 family few asdatol j Inv.. di. Mod Oltmille,for lefload j• sod. dir.ood W sod fond, rue their mut is &Am 'Mc WI Lady Carobse [Arab Ith own yulel44 mu, Brisket N.M. "•• • - 4 1 8411111ICTON, 'Avower • •. ; et •, ••, 00..9 Tie weather is eztreniely unsettled : yesterday blew eipbrilly gale.,. and rain fell slightly . '" • whole .t the 4'q. This morning it is the revert hang very strong, and the atmosphere is ib possible to be 'imagined, and the his 'been, we have bed vary thronged hie* * . ak ,all the spas.' as well *, the - . pronesode guiders". .The Duke of Ladies Fitzroy, 4.4 aises Fitzroy, Mope, and Sorlt4itrator, ware among to attendance. • ' Last sight a ball was given at Mr Assembly Rooms. In consequence tore of the Duchma• of Gloucester day, the standard of-England was taken ' Nee Irop'id Mr. Ellistoir's library, the lay May the theatre, end other pablie plaeesaa jolvaleerohieh had been put up sr emblem.. jails/at the presence of the Princesses. It trawou account of the Duchess of • health that we were honoured with the the Princess, who Was recommended , • iv, Sir Henry Milford, who has an estate r4/se hid feeqientlyvisited this place, MOtibbistett with•the particolar virtues • • • •••••m• • nu m,. of *elate Ile. boars, the bagger leteetri s rimed Mt a oafs bath without add, ilasait, N.. f!, lialaa Parade, Now T- Creares Snow was bead , , 1 1 fiE r.1 4 1 1 . 1 . . alliaidamiTheamasudiOleseiket. oho awed eaS treaskia Wad es hilmasdiama Ns am the - Om bewail, Opp le e Ars hest sad , .... Noe. Oa hli Oeihig WIWI haapAala sod hataaillx espacd. 'Rehr, *OW brimeght le • mates—DOl ' , kaki %Whel{ Viellic • • - n.T . I TWATSJUNf7 PLACA& • • • 11141Nrati1: Amore 24.—Aviasystar-.,Tye asiatbra ce ilie Warisbioisess Lairsdirwa A Le L , flame ropell44 the L I M Mims lA. Poke, Sir Waives Psseacke, SliOoraessral Lieui.-Coluitel Buss. Mew. R. Sorel; Rev. W. Mere Amelession AT Cinumassan.—Lady Widdssrsve, Hos.. Mr. Bashers., ' ray, est r yiiis nyder; Sir Drop Shinier, tsmi f ; sod tidy Sarah Dr Crrs;igoy, Lair Mao; Sir C. Chases, Mart 4 Misdeal Ferrier, otral Yealllise„ sad Liess.Dgmerst Hughes. 4 BATS Alias Bata —Rail sad Cosiness Led Aplq, .I.•fd..l4easek, Lard W. Threw. baresiess DOH, Lady leas Loftus, Lady Osigiorririii, `Miss lingtoet Roe. Ma. Ilea. Miss y- , 11.11511181. CU:Elena*, Sir Choke OnSerell, MOIL Milisiss, Mr T. Rimier, ae: • . 41110,111414 AT Aintseir.—lfier.eitess oily sad Miss Demos, Mr. soil Mrs. Mosrbors Wis. ria Nut T0r..., Mrs. litausl. Mr. sad' Fs*, Mr. sod two Misses 411kilisSi; MtS, Wilbisiet; Mr. Webeier. *se. • halow&t. eaise.m. hea,,thr *awash, Dr: Ts;Nr :?Z. fis ilLt Mn. ure:l;, l Mts. sod Miss *also, Mile"dired,Masits•Talliek Dissiiik, Moody, / • SS ; Mr. Man, Ili. Latish, Mr. " 41. 1. 2reMid"riutis:--;The heir-dreerere ;duiting the tart fortnight, had a , ion bead'? therm the ateraiag its the the - Dymriag-reepa was hold,' be rimmed et • thirty lather, it the NW , aft •iie guinea (Visigoth ICasittr., - • The mat . §Oreet fair-hounds ate in aditirillthotrty 'tote the field of therieighboaritlg gentry. Cleat elpiletd. • The calming family (in the hood of the hew) ere.tuitb maniere.' I We en laformedlhat the September libmealteet.ass Teader next, thee* apenta,ihe sad * fashiomihly etteutle4, - -1141E b a ri ,og Y!olltie• . 1 x Peet Mack term frikiettive stakes are filled. The Milts amine, and the beauty Of the r eenikee-this meet* hotelier to. .rx. The Vert creedrilte head , is • 'bell AsiVedeesday...—(Deneetier Xll Y ss~isSS ny the lifth Amairersary -IMl4aMbotatt: Hants British and -Forriri ladshetd at the 'Society's Hall, P Ingli'Varf naratniusly and rerpeetibry7 :Iliett.,* amass Gaps. . of Jia Society). in the Choir. i:tip. ilio•Coritooisolooeto to loquoire into iPtlien44 lohoßro *r o m a * y, the 190 toot.r•-f Dorris. Animal.) The • Region mows lately employed lath% the fooridationo of the cud* of =•• • fivots Oeco,• forroerly the not fooodakeoldeioontoooeste, set allette.imorokle, ooderyotole. sad Ithfl toroidal' imleriptiotto. They words of fire pomade. - IPM•gm .----- .r. • . • , 1 \ • •i.•.; afar P `..01i0 • . • . - •• e .. . • . •4_,- • • eri. '." i . 4 . • , . --ruin/raft - . .. ,:., . •e . , ......__ ii...., *Naiad I. _,._' -- • -..-. 1.. itii.ealiffeet. medireLltrats. ;Tim iy4 gri•tiosAteed much hat Whaled Mks , ; heb ten eh!' ~ Pa . Tua's toed** dee Ikea willell hasiide9P4/ al. •• • ' .11 • the. elditintiet. gliod &Mate iillidetoll -fgt. 4. I _ . ._ 1 0. 1 , 0 "0 , ,....... da... ,'" ,‘ may Ai m , one or Av. h0 f i vi e 4,,0 1 , 1746 • 16 • 0 •'•• • A. r 6 . r. '""•7 - '"*.c , 1,4" i(•se we ham wilisemed me ri levies. at , , , v . ~. OW er.4 . # A Ifk.(eylieeir-,..: fiesekand if the rapotteire haft received otelse firth. ~„..n. reMINI role. 9Perkiok, Montfort. ftwow. lied /Niger. I Lakt ..._ ,be Joon einect. fing.reemois is likely to Petehnl e 4711 . w • i . - ,ost the same scale elf ...116Bieut proopeerf it . hp bad ' I eit „brad Men its ceMearerement- • , . „ . 11 noes Hatisad _I ~,,, : - w• ititeLtset comas Ville. B• 1 " 4. "'' "„____ l nil ' this•imereking theism cuestasseh to Make fir. 'le co. ; • ore... on I , „ ii 1 , it ,. quint ...kitbag.. tb the eotertoiilice •toctiesteo which il : Iceite-Itaberio procuted it as large searesereltoAl6' Rotel, Bedoill• prtettwagq. A neti'measieal fame s sadseatt femme e..- Gram, was produ'el'A . no Saturday night. One ~ ! 3.10 !eft i• Beek' readers. of cobra, wiff be prepared fee the Utioeir. i am sari etc .,. t ure s o f maw yosathfif been, whet bore • atierkdAhe wigslance of their ntent44reeldly.mieded Maeda or re. sarruegre. Merl% liniraroad liosrooiticiarpatteoce-ta Shit V Lend of promises' which is Mew .sere tritely thusreree fie be 1 Illakelt Hotel, visited b y the rearieftif Mites. The stone miens f Haabi . ~,,,,, ~54,,, ~,,i With the arrival' of 'sir. Jeakeos . pen witgarosk 5. Wahiawa ..4 and' Betty Flaitikin 1111119 K WAY) ad the Stmt. Mr. F4terls arna iii. Hand Imi at Gretna Greets. They ore•hash, in a - -_,.. 311 1• ill"' Me`• really servitots out of place, bee have imputed "If hablll he theinvelves upon each saber es perms* of qaabte. . 1 • I i 5 n ,..n a ,,, : .4.1g e . They give a eery smUring, 'bough rather toe pm. r. owl 01ee.b.... tructed a derail of the arts sod uttractioreoty whiff' , t; Ike. .40 ,11 felod they had heeu mataalle raptiveed. Ilaformslete* ~.., ly, however. for th e i r aristioratie praecarions ' the " 1 " /I t e " 6. ' t landlord of the inn 'Mr. Powity• had farmevAts . c when in a menial capacity. been mvphinted with ; • :- both the' at gay deceivers." who Witt stepped of V • , u, ~....; mad gave place to a tip-woos of milanty. Lord I ; Ye'tertteT It teetirell (Mr.' Putnam) and his beloved El*. i hil,' the lb.' , the ward of Mr. Thetis: (Mr. •W. Btahltirt), - who teem. the was twiny epprised of *M . r. flight, liachest Oat iu pit lent as cliterar suit, and from taking.ii different bate, hod suttee : • It eg"etl'ettee. peed Ureic swivel. . Tine onboard seiveutortante i rouged pimp throws the lovers iota greet eft, load the Permit *ha petty, who is eediied-- . with those qatrk perm*. Grafton. the ; oy, Lord C.I. lions for which - ebiumhkunaida , have abe n yi be e n a a 'elebrated. 'tharaOers - to thesi that ihatithrs sod the oult the eetheot la n dl o rd, wheat 'he he bribed with • bill foe 601. e 1 ,, 1 are concerting immures forpeventiag - theitelessiail Mr. Elliston's within. This donne ormildoeurneisirreetfea by the t of the &Pm' ingenuity of Jeiphies o wbo Proiraiee t tbit, he sad .: ' °°, Wedges. 'Betty 'hell change cloihmfailh LatteMeibind Emily. ien a"" from who. thus clisgerisedsore coolly tamed out of the Impel branches house by Temkin* mud the landlord, and trail ke"ll4, well .§ themselves of the opporteniti to have the =mi.. "lett" of In' - Menial riveeinderoduWy faatened. seer. . .4' This farce is the predemiew of sr. Reteettlet, rd Gloweester•s. who A has remora to A m wed by its reception. ' '1 1 Ihe Preeebre, •• r The artievis: worried en with a 'great deal of spi. . I to co me l ' ittl e • vit.—Setae pretty amok Sea in tsidoreed: *and the : " le ° ,,, e° ; r herr i i mugs were sweetly sheen by • Mies:- . Chatw sod _tit ' ll ___ ,_. *•••• , Mr. Plaallai M. Mies . ICILLV mbei.Mti IN stsca .4, 111 . 11 °I the " 4 7 ; were eminently successful in thewreepeetios pees. The latter aeraeselesf with sanity apt, which tijol "il atm et Lasisa, 4. 410 ., n , t a w -to odvsolsgp, .:Tasiliros was bawd • thteughtrit; - ' ow Tent. lash. 1 11 14 41 1 1 1110111Witiliiiilist viiktiobil impliume. '...,„-: sl ""ea f tiw•-•••4 4 •'•• • - 3 ;'—t-- • •-• • ' essvieglisr. ti - • Oa Ratwatay egoist, TA* Manieree. or ?Ai p•. Wed Omissive he , seat; he ~„sited 'Peat Sew, was rieffsteolid st' t his' theatre. Mr.. H. I iesedihie ewe. K sat s Ls. as StepArseo. bide every sueratirfol iffu ,ft . .. t lowastlx meted- b pommy th e cold and feelingless murder of 4 'ertet"'Zieed 47 dame. tomcod (Wis. Warms) r irk Mr. Bag. • °swam. or Cosset ferioirt, woo olikesseeeeefill iw L his epee, Reamers. candid, sad.heliarattempts to unravel the tuyeetimis plattingiif the whale pee.. • • • _.' ponder. Me. .Bentarrooms. • w Joao sad • Misr. • " 11 "* 1 " 1114 ' HU D1,4110e. Mires. art e manakin stitch must Mw .1 i I Lord .11evrell, L a ,,,,, - syeake , , gratifying up them. The peso, laterspeopeit with .es ena o m a ma, broad farce-and vomit hewer it Mr. Vllthet's W. klartim . • Pedro, together with geed seeteew went if 4411. ri•hies• the 8... Hes. Mrs. Mier. Shortly after she felling of the rimer.. NIP MM. ~ ai p, ma am presented herself, sod no the tip of Patecra toe ') p i e ,. I N , . 1. , li a and heel, -tripped it jailer's Moettiripe„. whieh was i l. 4.41 Fem.,. G e . loudly es eyed. The battens called intrigue follwarok which is • of 11 ".____°" 4 "__rY A . rendered highly amusing 'by the emietrair.intsignes . "..• """'". """ R as of (Mas. liatat), l'hitJhelestielltatatrie - is Chum/orris, lean. . Miss Yelveract, newly cornered by the Welter of eulogies diet Bath . , didttelea.cati, read. at which plate two I:NOW sofa tote op • • • - their ;abode. and both heLeireaossoaredet her, enter I ; •Oeivet• 4l ht- lei, a contest whieh•ohillitarry Amy 'the - prise, but' . sad Mrs. newt burs oot tair6l7' the scheuw being detected, the picot otostra•with O. , A iyi,b3,,, Mr ,. -laighible exposure or the intended dorm _.. . .. , • The performance, of the night terasioiked with ' i PIMPS •iiii4l ladle ;the splendid rade-drop a zooddioatieh.receive4. ' 'Jt , Cl• Feels% th e ~tacit applause wt . • aomemets tammet. '. tab sir. sal Mrs. .. ....;...;....=:,-.....= - "! ' • • s Mrs. awdltim ?Avery, Hamby. • Metter From BnlktoM dated She **fait; 1ay5t....% r. Cootie, he. let • 4* - HIS itoyol Mightiest the Duke OtYaltamostittom t . a • • - Am the Povittend oirr, eenjoys mast sarelhatt• health. - . in .Ea.in,boto 'lad spirits. His Royal ihglislies• lot been fro. line JIM. Otbe ' Ijrnalftwird in express his pallidity toe Brightest. it day sllbrena NM DirlloW -ceselipleir bre to at the , • t „,,d •the & w k . ; Theiere lest night. Simi bolt re beweilly the per. 'assts such.— freassuces being by detilee of Sir lidatid Blakeaty. • 0 . sad the OSeers of Aro Royal - Pariklesi;the bead -. • ' in high midi. of which Regiment was ist intedighlllo./Md Plated. .. - ; .., • • severs) !Nieces berween - theocra. • k .1 / I "Vibe gratin' GI." 'l4.q M i° r. pc Com will „halmthe stwoolotont Thootoo.:1 ~ on the Brit dry of the sitehirtg Shot wsbas, Races... ," Ile ° A 44l ‘ hb° " t. • The Windom Thep,, liksthfetko tato wet% been . 5 an " "AC Y . well attended. - The Alilloyar sail Corpora , tion ; • • era Meeting et . .patronised a l . performing., ne.Thausalgym in which • e ,' ie hhetY to be OCCWOII the hems woocatimiled. %.11re.itifet High. ' ! I. Meet of the • nee the Pricers§ Augusts...Waage dm perforrn: - ,' heap!". and . ewes elf trimberaw, NI winch ocestiouthe isanager. . 7 ' I rbe elmr__l"re . . Me.SUITU, takes his he ' 11Z. it. e • ittelevoutnK PRIVATE Tooreastias.—On Tara:4 • night, to 401011 i'' the ', under the patronage of , iiiw item and .LAify Watt. , • te elltette‘t f 0 7 .1 la etyma. feu the berwAt of the widest lea orpheo e s !aster ( ituetle.) .or the M . * .(4 his Mojemyts lateob*Atelifeare. sty Meeting Of, \the ofßeets of his Majesty's daps at Paetarainut.. . 's • '' ' Forei' Bible with the assistance of a few of the provisional bat. Hall, Femme.. We. n therfarmell. et udr theatre, to• men crowded rctilikattend- and fashieristile ondlence, the coniedr of The Peer 4l liait.,SLC. B. Gesitteinara. with the - .lrorlesqae afterpiece if Raw. - , sir. ' 'Mitts Perfate. A lasfit the iradience were-. I II Public ch e :,. . Ilk hued, foe tesey ITIMAK Mr Jain% awl Li Iton, ip Or hem sad . haft. • , lierilohlio ".. :com a' .4. K. lasht4.llll.ste4rtr o csirmal sod te e s. Net • ars•Li - -.---, . . .., .. , thessia ad elles.Aotat, *eel •N tbe.Claisspi of it. , ,layer) 6utuusus.,. Macy NO .111!my WM/min the Monet. of • Old iitarrat: .i.tuirtestim, it a mid. will. be mode to Pa t hs- of • • anittiiirg meot eirly M the stet Session. far have . to bring en let wi th rode.. • Brihtomat a.estml: Amu Tewksbury A li chos en . I haviag Greek • ham. :An estimate at the expense woo :some days !, 11 weighed up- Matt laid •Ilefore the Birmingham and. Worcester : •-•:. r. l i . 1 Coital •Cliaipsity, which was highlyy, append of. ' i - ' 1 ~. . • ..... - - .---.. - 11 --- ._. ~_ := _ , ...,,c,, , , ~x,: _ ;„ : ::, - • .. • ~,,, , .....,,.. ... ~........-..., ~..... 31 ' - , • e • r sini : I ~"y""~ ..~ ..... _ > -ft • • I •i . - A