The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-07-22 00:00:00

t .F.4111110N A lt.Cle ROWE A 7 .15 11* Dube and Duchess Dr Goias, sod suite left Greit. lon's 1100, Albemarle-street, on Saturday, f i ,ir Paris. .Vincouut and Viscountess Falmouth and family left town tut Saturday fur their teat, WoulliArapton, Berke. Lord sod Lady Stewart awl &site have left mum for Part., • © Recta say to Virgins.. Lihrei sod Lady G. H. Cavendish and family are egginsiod to leave tame un Wednesday tuna (or ;hair mat, Compiwn plscit, Esstbourn, preparatory to their going to the ems *tarot. Vag Bishop of Osaory sod family have left Warren's ifoita, 410grat-street, (or Scotland. • So WOON• %RUM', and lady Wyn• left 'own us hater _ay for Svillaerlaod. Joe. Gerstral. Mrs.. sad Miss Hope have arrived at the a. 'smell's Hotel, Jernlyn-street, from Srieked. J. walker, SI. M.P. Mrs. Walker, and family, have left tows fur A lilborougb, Suffolk. Mr. J. Taylor, Miss Tiling.. and Miss Skey have arrived at Jordsn'a Hutai, St. James s parcel, how their seat sear Birmnigham. Derwriarys from Jordan's flittel, It. James sisal :—Wen. Ihistelt, Eng. 111. P. for Mellon Muwbray; T. F. Kenaody, Alm. MP. sad Mrs.llsorn'pwrit, for theta matallsSc s aklia. Deptrtares from Itodestm'a Wok!, Dover street :—Biste Ism fitcr. Mrs. Livius,•sadtimily, fur Vienna; the Hos. Thurlour.ind Mr. Oliver for Scotland. Departures from Blste's Hotel, Jertnyn.mrcet :—Jameir sod Charles Stewart, Ers. for their seat, Sunning Hill ; Mrs. and Mist Lea far their seal, filttmansworth ; aLd Jester Con!, E 9. Prliarrngte, as bill wiry to Itettnid. PASHIONABLR PAWNS& -air .. The Duke of Beaufort entertained a large party al &seer Oa lataeslay at his hose la Grosverier-sanere. The Duke of Grafton entertained another ilistlavtistsed petty at divaer on Saturday at his house Is Chstrostreet, Piccadilly. The Marquis of Cholosisuieley hod a select party at dieser reierday at his house is The Earl of Liverpool entertained • numerous party at theater yesinday at Colombo Wood. , - . • - - Earl Cutrper bad • large party id dinme yisterdsy at bit house is George-street, Haa•rermemare. In the eseanme her Ladyship eutertained • large party of durtmgaisbett kahiemsbles. The Earl of St. German" had r select clinger party ye"- . . - terdsy al Air house to fit.Jimunes'orquare. The Dowager Cringes" of Cork oil rotenone ■ oa►ty of emiortioa oa Thdrodoy wit et her house in New auditor. tio-strec.t Count Liens* gums Inelegant entertainment no Saturday to a large patty ur distinction at his Annie in Harley street. Lord Holland entertained a distinguished party at dinner yorterday at Holland House. Lord Melbourne entertained on Sationirry at dinner Fail and Countess Conner, Lord and lady Duarim•nn, tie George lobinton. Hirt, Mr. and Ludo C. Limb, Mr, and Mrs. G. Lamb, Ur. Milbank, Mr. Melting, &s. at his Mosso. Whitehall. _ . _ Lord sail lady G.H. Caresdish entertained • large party at draper pristesday al Barlipdten House. Lady Sophia illesthrote will give a splendid rout onTburs , dss Nat at Ire house in Grassenor.wpiare. Tire Vice.elisneellor will rntertaiis the Duke of York and *Lug , pin) perautiark at diatom this day et boos bowie in South street, Grosvenor-ageism. Mr. sad Mrs. Maisdrtive rule, twined a diatiosuished party at d.iiiper on Saturday at their booms in Marley street. II'•. IN...rest had • large slimier pally on Swanky at Lis Maw is Moutage•plaer, Montagu sarsare. Ysirwe Greaten, Div M.P. had • large party at dinner ^..selaides at Ital house in Gharlirostreet, Lt. James's- Mr. neire will (ire a rout this cranny at his house In li-osseger-squarr. lhe Isst ksll for .the season will take plate at Alisisck's Luau vu Wednrsday west. W A. TATIVIMzei:•m:v. sod OP* st l •l4erl it . tir:rDiAlw..illt Cowley. Deaf Datudeito, poster. day ui ighl . hos The Right' MD * Sir CAaapor A strorr, Lord Chief invitee; oisot 'the' fibs,. littrofi WOOD, were expected ttrohoitakCaritley on Friday, on prim way to Yuiit Assizes. The ()hews of thil - Nlrritget. Sm De arrive/Uwe 14 Bth of this thelithik Vtlettel. tier MAJtreTT irarcll under Olt name of tbt Cattiness of ("Ailing. 'rite Bill instant being the birth-d:iy wf the Rigid ld , l'. Lady A nuunaLL, Wardour Castle displayed s *Wire and gesteiyitig scene, which reminded the spectator of old English hospitality : ttearey'qed persoherasarsdbled to offer their colignmulationsi ar:r. sa mai/ al ohose were regaled 'trithrosst beer, Huns podding,. ttc. Aboest Psie o'elsek hap egre t. i,;t hoods of music etitunstrued the. yiewth ems iksiity of the party tp the marry daose, which was , kept tip till a Isom sour, when the onsdpawy *pa. • :sled, delighted with the etiterifidepolvt. Oa Tuesday . Cauthridge-llopee, the town resis dew rof IWir'llltlf Ma t INITV. wes gokl et 0441R4. r VA TA. by 4witit r of , ber egegalitilit. 11)y t. •.t., a ti u spll kfiewu 1w reg Were stay deactiPlitins t• 4,4l*it is held by Ireoe toe t 8 lent% i"g;at 1-wdy- day. 1, 4 1 1 of ceinvekheret tire hes •n 17 yrs,. of the law unexpired. it srma awed t I bt lord 6 a unesitoit, whets the srmultdillOsi lord: ••• novo lig the Irmo" ilf , lililhies in the neighbour. Ronal fur Wyessee,An reasetehoi, term.. itudsouldstiro. t stile rresehr•the lease of ClititiPtitexe lionise on the batie ; but ern nisdrirtaltintoti theambitet was gtyen, tur "Zib LOril Gitiosig.gwis iforna pi t renewal wen. It was rho muted by the avtioneer, shut " lee ref. oieer , 1041 burn lefearli for the .eats the highest sues altnem rsertigss was • tib!r to iibtain.on‘Toesslay was, 6,330. goinints. The nos: t t i th e peisobb pp phase account ;the purchase 't. tussle, did Do tosillepice in the Milo but there , oariirril to be .ilit ijoebt that e ittpuilii,e sale qr int inoptrty W oo snore, . . tbestre were so , sissaning • aatobr this exceflent Ofetiia. ' . l:lleSitat I.o 4Vcid 144 Sagam i end, oisedur . it 'tte /um, as by itle Glen far in the shade coatis woe ? Jr the piete, fp ,dr refasr is a wonky in-maker, in lb. city. excursion in the As of • Tniirtinet t It/welled Lty this' Margate, *lid tile. c)ecurretwica..rikh the foundation on is built? Its de- worthy "Knight sittittlions in *he* ..eflirds k .itfiselt .. ____ _ . ' the hotise.ip.pm -I,ituarliteiliter, il'ithaiit eitsgkeratiou it may, be seid;„thet s Nith.the . eicePtiou of Dominic Sampson teal Tony Lerapkin, these is no character in which ' Mr. Lunen is loon fewness.. Mr. JONES performed ' the character of Clptain Piewiprin, the tteisiten tf the . AMernian,sid sthoseprincipal busieeil Canals s .iil t eadeartiorisyNio overreach his elicit by vise ' tstp- siti t aoitledu.; and ea ,successfully does he tilitt„oekplisb.l7 - "limdettais le obtato the hand of the Estate Lowisafe.. _ , ;t:vr ,:arTrifertiorr -..)41r. APT' rhos now so long Meld settneso...h.„4 .. e gerais peculiar I :ralk in the diaina,•that there is ...„„iotor whose nefiratuif merise are so rarely Unto...vied, al. though, perhaps, there is none whose presence con. r tributes inure to.the serves of any comedy in which i be gets a chancier. Iti the comedy before us, this ob.ervatioit la most peculiarly striking, for so Moil/ 'coituected is his character with that of fitcfp,„tlist the energies of the one would lose gairtheil success if uusupportrd by the ilium:- 1111iIlted.Itleolt of the other. In Mrs. CHATTRR VW it ULU:DIOS superfluous to add that the tine reeling Louisa foetid a most graceful and elegant soprearetative. Mr. Lea, from the I)ublin theatre, performed the part of Patrick V ifesogoroo. This tign , gentleman understands well the odd peculiarities of low Irish ebisrecter. 11 he has • fault, it is our 'llifl'h iii:Orifyremedied, end ' therefore should be iiintieniepl, that of overdoing the part by a little. AP irirhtivito of the stamp he represented, would display all elm humour and urchoess of that thane. tet,tartifli ht'hiniself seemed perfectly . unCotostious 'et hie•thottery. ..iilke ug Arca .of Loot Letters followed, in which Madame Vairrets appeared as Lisette. She was most warinly received at her entre:, and ill throughthe performance she enrned • full measure •of applanw.; She never looked more interesting, pErtyetf with greater vivacity, or sung the few songs 'allotted to her with more taste mud spirit, Mr. Jtip.ssolle.e La Fleur was a judicious performance, nud.stfords a strong pro.Jof the increasing claims which this gentleman posveises to public favour. The bonse was crowded to recess, aqd was ho overed with the totendance of many distinguished parties. Amongst the fushionablea we perceived %be-Karl of HARRINGTON arid faintly, Lind 4. HILL, Colonel LAIWTKIR, &c. &C. E 1101.1311 OPERA-BOUM' This iaterestincresort of taste and fashion dis plAyod • full and elegant audience on Saturday night. Theestiiblishment, rieh in musical talent, derives no ordinary interest from the versatile taknis of Mies CLMlgife Frisian, and promises • golden harvest tip the massager. - . . . . . TUC ADELPIII. . V _ _II • t • • Ilar. Atit4mgilit elated his performance at this Theatre ou Saturday night. The holm teas cvoodtal to excel*. At the conclusion of his ex traordinary performance. this interesting young &relive; came forward, and delivered the' following farewell'odslress t 9 Ladiesisod Gentlemca-i-As this drollest terminates, fur 4 short vatted, my efforts to promote pipe 1110 , 119C1111ellif, I svuold fain eapresa to you, betrayer imperfectly, Cite grateful (ether' ;our kind and generous patronage has inspired. 1 have ...nee last occasion tat lamest wydefieievey le the Reglish language; but how much mere cause have I to limeat it at the present moment, whets my heart is swelling towards ym't my isilltl aid geuerous benefactors, which, indeed, 1 cannot lied words to ezpress. illpaglne all that the most littlest gratitude would say, leer yeti will then do Justice to my tospeifret uLteratitte of istjesitst *Hurl. " r.pig4ind has Lees fully styled the stranger's home. 1 have fused It so. I have fetswil it too the Weevil patron of a strunger's talent. The recollection , of pour past lusidners shun 'timeless me to merit it iu future by ecru exatbow of my attiblies I can possibly Rieke; und now, Ladies awl Grn denies, with sinrere winlies fur your health and happiness, 1 ;pool rcspectfolly bid pm farewell for thy pretrial seirms." Ilefore Mr. A LEX AN Dltg could recite two sen tences of this ackhess. he was interrupted bt chi • • scetaioations of the - 004iptipe l the compettj sqgr. 'iircir et:Hiding no ,in 11* pit mid boxes 1 00 1 y Icherriteg him. The like tlemoostiations of op iplouse accompostied him throughout, anal he re- Mime from the star overcome by his own' feehter littlklste atriMstod plaudits of the house. Jt 1s eirseitir to obverse the sucrose which , ain truth the spirited eiertiens of the isilicissers of Oil favourite sonsater theatre iu eiteriog for tho One gi!lltithijr: Willi • crowded itniteneentiebded to - wittises the nielo-iirinse . of Forisines - ef :Ain& P.ltd u IR* PaPtotointe .culled Tfre Three ,kisheneele.. . A ofoel sod esirsorderoter , Ware of the 'lto-mimed production is tbsi apporence in one piece nf'lhr complete sets of the .stud throgicaii perroort. if the depression way he elleiresi, of • !mot rni Hatletinta?, (bills. And Paiteloehs,•thlL.e of tett.' The f i tiet . im presaion which the "Ounissiocopeq Of wiltipikim4o) of the ehentetere *oars esktdeted 1p . psurbsitsi, is en sntiejpstion of perpitreity, eoisfoekto,•and to neat' treiriiertne4ess tit the • wt•trincer thiiiiree. • HOE 'nutist•tztlfilsseivhd Nitre ti,ttended t represent`ntiOn must h.itie fotilid ItfreiiiieTies spilt pleisingly dioippqkritid in dist . reypeet; . •' - for t bekn ingeinoinbrScootrivrd, ;thoc 'weft on their first introdyehtto 'gild at •c)oberbot one vet if' tlit• - eborreters shrobt spine on thel,. 4 ette at the essnytttne. l'he . eff; , et of • I..„.4iitigenle tit is the' 'profit:o.o6n of i lia rat'sett. 4 l :fnint diversity'ofluterit 'find 4 rp▪ ertnit . i.ef • t 1 tF rseyernl ' Per etealitattil it* rma PntmOirvilti Alleptitas csll - 64 Niiigkatv - ,i-- Aftfite 114.9: .04414 , 441.11 Ilb. .. 1 ~,,;. • ~_T.,,,t.4 3.1 !pp.) t ~i The Prince aid Poillloll pf Derryibett affirvil The Perm' mallet" at -IMO thee sauruiag Si Itillilli MO (1 . C1411.h. Seelainelhl • h • ciously atrueited oil detiterekry *at 1 / 4 44-friary of L'itition M. ClaiaSai llt i. a"d . % yi n.' •iiefrattrthe atnialens.. en* t Id , 'whit' "r * "1 " 1411. A P arli le Il i I ettatt tic di tharcloireteig nit . ... 40 ' ,,,, Ps. ,b, "h f i le d r Iktrb i rsik i ‘ i sif i n f tb i l . • •;pw r gtl4- •6 0 ,,, i ,' i ' l i f i e it i" ,,,,„,i2 tor ' its . a 4l nik crishrfij; sir hieli . ii .S* ., kw ' ' et ' r.eiiil to ow*** tat..inrinrsinbnasg ~ •vs Vetere wwt;tliti . eigdwAC.NP4l L'imots on . .. 'he Roy., Serer/it , ' maw. The qifwt reNsill'he i tolgesi.by the edict, it produce • ••,e...' battery It ill w,AdsweTlirr .:.nruti•te at eitebi O'clock' tetrimac merits ; It -ctrtais c 7 I.Eisiket ...c-i...-re de ariratt, a Ilse Prince sad - 111ieseeis elf ill the modem • i ft,o i . . the o . • ..a.. It. ~ . 04 0100r/Ig l iotiKii t ':lll' Neni of -_,_____.," _,„.._,...... . . . .., . . *lttttiAittr,,c*Dtrivi . • • 1 " . L.' '' • ~performed by Al . r : 11IN ON. S i r Kiiiilit — A liferipaii s 'nil pin -ma .• i and 'Wakes one e The following velvet irwi Celle the hit of coral:pony : r. • L ' ) " ° ' se •f. Ciis life sit of the b( hot week miry afford in • idea of the rank and fashion r - . • • ... ~ ~ mi ut .maINOCUIT4i PpCCUintlOn. I which 010105 itritee dal' tnetilltittk scene:— laiiitelife destie be eilittes at Al Earl of Seflon.,7..arl sbd Casettes litesiataa, Lord Fifa, . Fed Stanhope, Fait *ad Collate's Deep y, Prince Suer. u4nlcr"P nuil .•; 0 4'hlitt. Nry o buy. 14..q.i. or Grthwitt, Lord Healey and family, Lady Wlllerl be is there 'Ne t t r e p o 0 Francis, I.ord Petty, Lady Claen„ Lsily &nun, Lad, Pax- ' veltich this ve,ry effective. comedy too, Lady Smith, Lady Soirees*, listw4 °teal, Str .temes 7 Iteraiette the lochaltiotsv of - this lhalataimil, Martor• of Ancillary, night Ito*. C. W. . Errant" in the varlets eteridiit si Wynn, Lady Fredrick Staihupe, Lady Louisa Call, lard , . . Hill, Lady reisrs, Lord vaush..,. IL. 4.44 n. Pair', 34c. 4 4 :. .ile.flod" intenelri, Mi...Lit/Td.ti &el)! i.ittii)llaiiitiler, *it iloUt - esegg —...._ --- .- • s . nOY • -- ... .. IF - 7- tiNNIPSP 'sr 1 ... 4 . 1i11' see.irei 141E4* . if; 'S . In i q At '. `:..tiNfl4f.asa: 1,1 '4 1 ithrik e it. .. , g v.. Use vauhipg mut ag 44 PhtiLO. end the hummers tricks save,' _-- - --- frets of strength of BOADRORC is the I Awn*: end 011 ininsitahle drollery and aii i i . .'opr . :,urly grotesqle thlie tpn of lika,,tikakkkn sr it POW iIiOUN. Add %y 1, ,to arse Miss IV444.ascEv. Connelly of Druijrt ilintlheedter ling titirl well retnemn ere d fiouthe ,lit I a i ry gr a ce an d hownohne eloatteity of ship, i in dancing, which )I,Wity's gave a pleasing hod if shAritctcristic Air to li iperk, initaNg,o( cgiatmAine. ' 0.6. d Mjekliii : ;o4l sp.d ',Wis. iMiAtllltdenntsiaig . dtbutantes in the 11.02..1 line; thus foratiag • perfect; corps of pantomielic Liverfarineri, whose excellspeel Ikati kr/kat - he elastic& The Itickl and Outgo,: rt 4 tolerably ' nnopedips , and cleverly ezeiutca.• Among.the tneWlesita Nut contributed most to the: amusement of t h e *mar, paid, was kept iu an L . gosiost toce•saut state of laughter, were kiate's . •••euitising, away with the Monument, and tlancz ligisan two ladders; PAhl.sch r . ogueties in ast ' it ,ch and waggon . f41V;.0 1 0) 2111 4 1 r. 4 4. purwitfq L . pose! ofd breakfast eIIPIPMCitt and ingthooohnoipy f is upon stilts; and BLaacis•an'a skaas . eriabis i L s Flesi•liettlit. ;te P' -..---.....—.., 44- th. -11 SAD 311sItAP At pnizrettriiiiit PIG Owes, the nereaatti 4 It ‘d prepared bit AV Weer*t With his Istituto at Clrelteuham eri &sturdily, otogl• **megaton cowpony were amemtded upon the °et hut Seat as the lilting of Ihp balloon had beau accomplished. woiwollaufaud , iwg the gram difficulties artain from the toarsestwous elate taf, the weather, the set•work at the top, worn by iscesaant friction kern the agitatiou of the triad, rave way, and the expectations of a most respectable ansemblage was sorest . isastely diseppoiutrd. It is sot poustile to convey any ' adequate notiou of the dciprrAticor with which Mr. Carrell .mw hat hopes foe the premiss& deetruycd, and whist( bet sloe forcible oporsoitioa of his fries& preventait hirs from we pending with las bailouts in Us incomplete condition. sad' *lama Ais tarritspla Aolding on hp a swell rope, it:hereby 44 datnictigs NB* 41 Asa ken inevitable. . • . ruk ruslir CLUB.. .... m i.-, • Msle Club bald Hi minivermey ow lied untlaT. ealai consider lag the unropitiosisa state of the weather is the early part of the day, made altogether a very splendid appearance. it was an aquatic fete given , to the Ladies, and concluded srklia a dejtama a lafounclietie and a bill_ The company sesetar bled at Cumberlaml Ciusdies na twelve 0'400 1 4 and, sot. withstanding the rah; fell in torrents, and with every appear. sate of coolinuing,lhe Club Wei honoured with a numerous assemblage of ibeir fair friends. No small matiety was poartrayed in Mc comitestatices of the younger branches, in fear of the disappointment (rum :he inauspicious appearance albs day; and She scr:uus look and significant shake of the bead of the more matronly part of the compaui, grassed to forebode most cruel disappointment. However, &Mu( two o'clock the gun burst forth in sidesulki majesty, au4 lighted up in hope and joy the many lovely coutatroancee it shone upon. Immediately the embarkation took place is . six.handminely-dgeorah d *huller, each erred by six water men, dressed in theitrery of six different lire-olikee, and steered by a King's bargeman, in the splendid costume of the royal livery. These were surrounded by the funnies of the Members, mist the whole led by the Admiral in the eight reared barge of the Club: in the evoke was an excellent mili tary band. About half past two the signal gun was lired, bad the procession moved, the band playing a favourite tie of Mozart. —it Secure the painted vessels glide, The aaa-heasas trembling on the fluattag tide; While melting music steals erns the asy, slied setstited rood; along the waters dip. Smooth flow the waved, the mphyrs rally play, The ladies smiled, and shale world was gay." The party porsised its coarse above Richmond l and re turned to the Castle, where ea elegant dinner was provided; we say dinner, for, altlioagb It was modestly termed a de. jeviti, it had ell the substantial reqiisites, with a plenitude of the better delicacies. Quadrilles commenced at eight, with s spirit and determination which had every *precinct of a conlinumee to the next ravolvillS eight; 11 ,0i/ewer the acrid hour of twelve cluseS the pleasures of the day, to the Mitsf*etion and regret, we should think, of every individual resent. The l'ouny Club we believe hes been established upwards of 20 years, and though its 'Mien is purely that of plenary d(if we except th e encouragement and rewards it gives to eserving water:pen), its harmony sod existence hap beep uninterrupted, a thing highly creditable to the who compose it. The Whip, Chita. are all gone, Cricket Clubs have no long existence, mid C•ln assemblies where there are the charms of the sr* to fascinate and hold tqile ther, are, generally wiling, but 'Let lived. The members on Ptatisrdory weir eertaiuly highly honoured ; there was an as errablage of lovely and accomphebed women which is very rfflely equalled— , " Helms n's last beat gift, *NJ ever sew delight.r tee` et to,itate that as jowl Fisto#o 4 Er + L ,M.P f for the caul of 'Leis. wee ceramists Goo Chichester to his residence at Stanehma.oa Than. dry night, thorn's the heavy storm of thunder and lightning. the postillions mistook the road. owing to the darkness of the night, and the carriage rim overturned into a grovel-pit end - eompleirly alirta iered, and Mr. Vt.sittates eras frecittred in' two thires. Mr.. FLI*IIO, 'who was she iu the car- Asp, providerdiriflY escaped' istihurt. A French Paper ssys.....tr We have already given us aCcutint of the.rairages ceased by the storm of "Joan the 15th in the depsiiiiiiat of - .lade. flail. alOpes teil which wetgried floes lo'sline pciunds. it will requite several yeses to retrierre the dirsattre of that. day. Thr lass swortined• is estimated ut . nearlythree (*runes/' Yeste`idaY 'aveiti_tig,"-ab;aut right o'clock. a fire brake out at Mr. fulieses'e (hee.Reacit'a) eircp. ' library. Vinegar-yard. nearly. °remote the sonsh-side of Drury-lane 'Theatre. The family were froth home, but front the timely iatetreitoCe of dir Neighbours the tire was soon suppressed without any material injury. Satardry evening, about eight o'clock, broke . nut in the workohopir of Mesori f AiT6,i and kfil s ,l g rin f gum c ilt-tisstriv, to Toticaluitia etreet, TotrenPrso-court-read, which' was not soh. titled until it had entirely conaunted o'he pressieer. it oppewrs . to hatre'beers curientery bar the Mee tip. ploy,:d in tide chnerit to go every artirelayeeeolug ' 'to rederfint their arriges - st the tither house 6elriging to this firm, in anti, unfortuniteTy, on this occasi9n a candle had bre); left boron% by on. of the'intira, which elimmunteatiej lei the shoe. insti, 64 before any ellitient assistance could he ohlinal•d'the premises were in agree. MI/tlttin 'am? Tineek.-rThe raiteh betw4n 'W e re cerebrated piffitios was snide on Tuesday Keening, 'at the pe.t2e Tavern, tfo)rni frit Joe gpllrKa ir.ilde,'the battle tp take 'pia ors Of 'Seitteetiber i • 20/ aside being now deposited in the' haiiiti 'Or to be Math asuietift . the abtfiLr`AtArtirt, pits, the whol e of the slaked to be 'ms4le on the Igth of Sri)finthei, at Mr. the favourite pt 6 t o fr ... 4.:. 4 4,... hots:. Miiirit.koo4Nti: —_ . •.. .Oar Tualfrky niornilif letriliiirkreA 'rectictd. fortsmontli to equip, Mr Iktaiesty's yacht,, • ill. Ntwitki .e.uswe, gotuutodore the I-impure* *lc i:Garlei tioi.L, for tits reception am/ conveyance Of hi. Majesty to Leith, the King having on tits fireoisusday finally determined to yi bi t Ina Scotts 'Ocinshinn t s immediate)), arer the 4.lping of th....rtioi ..sneut. The Phnom, frig.te. Criptan• W. A. Mon'. Lamt.C.B.; tbs afttrio atgate, Sir T. CotlviosS/i au/ Ale Majesty's rendes., the Caittrpe, 'Lieut. P i prince (N. and Crune/eqs. Licit. C. WithabiArein :tedeorectis my ferilthe Royal Yacht. and Mural* pt the NOTE b the Om of next inertth. Tfir Nonni rt, Green Cloth sari:ea at e'ortsrnoatli front Carlton Palace an Wedneirtay,• to order the necessary suit.. able supplies for ht. Majesty's voyage; sod on Thursday afternoon the Royal yacht went oat of the Iparbline. The /ors; had come into the Itartieutti , her defec i tlarVl b socedily repairrd, so iftit.Yhd llkoililsqoadion egg leave Portsinnoth. on Thuriday purloin amp. The Egeria, iti.. CAlpi. 4. Toup Nicolas. cjA. will join at the Nose. The total hen I tis to embark in the Phaeton. The Royal titorge Ileil go ,up to Greenwich, where hil Mijesty will ;Iltnibarki" utid,, should the wine, prove foul, the roy.l . yacht will bo towed down the river by 'train boals t Mr. Mash, of the Lord Chamberlain', olfi 44 , expected to leave town early this week for K hurtk in Order to prepare the arrangement. fut j cetA; reception of hi p ,Maksty. At is reported in it north that bi. Misiesir h a s intimated his intention' of. listoontitue the nuke of Gordon, the Marquis of Stafford, and the Earl of Fife, with a visit. It is understood his Majesty will return through the interior of the country. If to, the greet manu fscittring.diateicir will be hono ure d wi th th e pre •nri-ce 'or the Sorerigu, ..circomstance which ha. • !Ist bstppeited for foray generations. OXFORD,. low, !IL UNIFERSnir INTELLIG Ewes. In a convoration on Monday last, the Degree of Deieloir la Civil Law wQs conferred by Diploma on Ills Royal MOM tress Christian Frederick, Prince of Deuntark, wito i t ittlef bellwared the University by his gracious visit, accompkated by Ms amiable consort. the Princess of Denmark. On Thursday his Majesty's Gold'aud Silver Medals vex adjudged as follows: Ego:man Vaast--Subjectfort to Vito is tog: monad 81arery--Mr. Sewell, a Geld Medal. LATtk Pr011%...01/OVINS Qatartue Drigatinfarits Rcif corunatvs—Mr. Smith a Gold Medal. Lord sit-afford. Speech beibre R entenee passed wpow his. by Os Lords for Traoeon—ble. Hall, a'Silwer Medal. GialgOOratio ad MditillAlr. Moberly, a Silver Medal, TO ma cußro CIS IN FIGURES. Divided by 9....1411411.1 ••• weir •••• I 15873 Dino . 485714 3 gultiplyieg the lop aitto 44.571 . • 4 Dino 4714 .+w.. 63491 -- Put Ditto • „WWI 7 Dittp Pr00f....099990 333333 adJed. A■ imswer, by orbut ruk, or principle, are the.Arst figures to be luun4, till oblige • fALUABLE CORRESPONDENT. 7'HE ARMY. PLYIIIOIITrI. JULY 18. t , • Mb, 1111 battalion of the qd regiment Nog / bard s .isgeed es Monday from Chatham ; the 72d regiment -sailed for that place yestrolay. lie Tues d ay four companies of the 7th fasileers-marehed . _ into Brighton.. The remainder of the regiment (four com panies) are at Windsor. Hrighton is the beadipmetera. Friday morning an Immense crowd of spectators trembled In Qt. James's Park, to willies* a Rrag d muster of the foot guards, (snsisting of the Ist and 2d battalions of tae Ist regiment (or gregadiers), under the centralised or Litot. Colonel Townsend; and of the let rind 2d battalions, comprising the 2il rcgimint, or Coldstream, tinder the orders of Cololiel Macdonald, which took since on the P.l - al ten o'clock. The several companies were also at trettra by their Cr4pettive °Serra, and by the Vertical Clete il*mcor belonging to the reginieota. After the whole had 'formed in one body, a Cummintling Officer from each com pany handed a Vtipt.r to Colonel Gardner, containing a list of panto* belonging to such company, who after callieig 'them over ill'h•lite•HY, they passed Fit line, thee' formed them. sclera into sepsdite divisions, and prueewded irs their re. *petite.. quarters. They were s fine burly of nien, looked rematkohly hoalthy, awl the whole bad a nulls and mili tary appearance:. lasartal Murray was woanded la a singular manlier at the capture of Martinique io 1162, vilie• Captain in the 424. A musket ball entered his left. aide, trader the lower sib r pissed tip through the li;ft lub• of lbw lungs (at was ascer tained after hia crowd hia chest, sod asulaoliag swig ,his right shoulder, loJgrd ouderlhc scapula 11is cam bvial eonlidered desperate, the unly object of the sumo. IPA t• Italie his situation as early as posubte foe Abe few Wire h hid 10 live: and, before be reached Enlist), Ise RlMlquite re quiem% or at least hip health and app. die were resloyede— He ; was never afterwards, however, ahle to lie down 1 aid durum tile thirty two yeast of his subsoqueut life be slept in as apriett posture, slims/sled in his beil by piPows. Hs itH in 1792, • Lieut.-General, Colonel of ,be 7;4 erg:- peal.. sad litepresrailatisa in radian/cid for the euouty of 10014.—We/01a Siespari's AdafeAss..) Lettere from flavannah, dated 4th of Jape, in cefesepre to very recent advice* frum Mexico. melt tlonlhat ITUltiffoC had bceo elected gayperor of Mexico by a plurality of comes in the - Congers., This, ,t is• well known, hintlieen hia 'aim fur mina time, rind his plan was fully prepareollty the oaten. dAncy he had over jhe &room. The Cuts. gni§ conssaeaced their deliberations NM, tips Cell. 006 touiesthe moment they were made acquainted with the pecree of the Spotlit/1 fiarernim id, di,. itvoyiiit the Treaty made with Opptio{u, anti ,coutegoentfy rVerting the offer of receiviug a mem!. Ifet wltioß Itflin allP% family. as the future o'er io . of Mexico. This prom 'considerably eltillthened [cuspate' party, whith was joined those ,who. were of °Onion 00 u republican ;: tnrin } overisment ensuitahle for a country ,cercontatanced as NeerSp in is, having so many Iwivilegeti - clatoes, si rainy titled mid rich priming. rThry 'Crete oh* greatly afraid of anarchy. Sugars at itifiabeh letd fatten One dollar 'per cluintal;• ' Diu. jolaysg. • „„ „ m,t.p l ok r •. , Of 76 who Tote d fp* lb! 116 ,041 14 r-T ollSof 9,4 Aitwe sulk =.* G, C. . on, 0.4-. R. Browne, lit. He. Ix iFtrauoade,,, .Bur c h. Sir c• tr•••14wl•lls Rl 0; lk Weds°. ► Lout &s . ki Ptair, Jurists &WARM, Hem W. .14 , r 1. otli allaurot,lll.lll.Q eni,„4. C. 41Ppat 1 fie1bi HR.*, Dl.ke, Beirrri Wilford. fur B. •Pstv..4o*, *Retard. E Gore", ',prig F. • Poleneretes, Boutin', 1. ofloletee„ W. pp., Queeral. ftlUirgdeir 4. Palate, Lor4 Fasiuu, W. Q. •B eires h e :l,,.l. o e4G. Barre). Sur E. •,Robtisoon.Ot Alilivnen IHIII. SM G. Itt.e, Sir W. Lor.dt Belfast..Lii,tl Hrlotate, Alderman Advoir.ie •Coagretv, Sir W. libloiftirif, G. P. flutursupe. Cohost ICirtsker, J. W. HArdieirr, Sir Et. Tarnow ad, Colorir I Cox, HON. J. S. li.b.tr. R. V 4 lile l 4. l lA-4 1 0. C. Cooper. R B. Lowther, C..lonel H. • Ifiuipittaii i Bop( iCt.RlVture.liar G. ‘l.owlltert V , VC• Hut. N. toovert, Job.' et.ushiptiou,s. R. the. ICoartenay,, T. P. •Loviiive. Lord 'Wilma, T. Csarßre, Mic)sael •,Ltuilsey, lieu. 11. Werherell, C Oinks', Sir Hew/ • Limittouilerry.Mar. Wolpirla, Colonel teepley. ilor J. 4. it 111•13aaliteu, E. A irtVersea, llr hustles Dudes's, Or. ti %tortoni!, klr S. B. • Wilmot. T. Parley, Janette Ildeoturs, Lord K. • Wallace, Rs. Mu . Tiet.Extte—Geo. Do +eon vtd Sir G. Cleric. Tbe 31 marked (q) bola oilers under tbe Crown. houstkan . y . WlOlO yole4 agaiset the Third 4ead.isg of As Alirg . . .. 41posiriosibri. H 11. J. Gnroey, Hollins air", Spins Baillie,Cul.J. tioithsulle.a. G. bolilsoon. S , r q. Barbers, J. Home. Jo , co l li Starlet, J. Beonett 4 Hoe. H. p. Pack* ta. J, sntitti, V,m. Buret, ti. M. tAsht•ii...9, Dr. Snub, John Rental, I. Moherty.l. , be Sirli, lobert Israeli, Sir Ir. ll ,, tekintooh, s J. w k k A Ik 1 Sir - . ~ -I I .41.11-, r 4mut, cordtxk, Shelays Mar:wit...tato, S. V1:0u..i., 4 14 1iolm•it cromptoo, S. Mortelo, J- IR. Dllliee, COIOUCI slllollt, Peter TELLXIS. Dension,Thomar Pabilef, Fyib• Colones, Jubu Father, Cloirle4 Preudergast t H. Wilson, Sir R. • mir4oftre, Stl, who ooteJ that the followlisit oheroid ke the preatnyq to the Alien Bill 40 t i ll!! to ?eyes! so winch of theGireai CMlrttr of intelittil " 'other Statutes as rotates to the free iiitiess and tse iielreare of fortiin merchant. ti these itlsudp, sad to istaisnilate in 'that respect the eneeiillve authrivily of Great Britain to the despotic Goveranieat of the Pontiaeot." Bartlett Sir F Bart. Lii.linglow, lletital, Ralph Lnchhart, 3. J. WArthreid, Samuel Barrett, R. M. Mitterly, hills Wood, iltdernwia Cradoelt, R. Moore, Peter Wilson, air , Crobspitoo, 4. Monek, J. B. Cs kraft; J. Mackintosh, Mr J. rattHrown. Daintily+, Thesis, !Wiper, Friar 8en561411..G. Huse, Jonepli Soltieft, quylwaillk J. C. • cmpokrAir INFoRit - artqlf rq 4411pionbi.- 410 . rak4sl4. la the month pf September 1104 "filliatif Phillip., who relltrd of Use bleneie of Ang*cry 4 keg, Arnim Charluta Gureiburne ftont4vet, drove and cot . eyed spay *early tbe whole of 101 l stork sad household roods,..llo,rneent tko Marquis frost distraioing Item for • large, grec , of tout. On the 4th of July, Wiliiarn Dyke,Of Tyke, of Wiqcsniont Charles Phillip. of littrion''.7lllil Tfahmad ding, of Carldingiun ; sad Idathasdel'hiMirialt, of stock, were sismenytted to appear it Milborut Port, before Rey. M. F. Yeatman Ind the 111Ciolilaanor, leo I/gift/Sell for Sooleiset,to ssawer'infortiaatiaitt tibia had ' n preferred amuse them by Mr. Castleman, The agent o f ll* Marquis of Ana1...7, for NOIRE - fried;lepel. as ' tiled Phtll pps io the remora, and 'conoealinent of part of his stork sea efticts, contrary to the statute of George If. chap. 19. The Magistrate., after it pitiest and laboriOnslavest Igo -1 ion *Lid. lasted Iwo days, convicted four of,tke oft'entl , l6 the following Bunn, being dqutle the valise of ate good. so removed sad concealed by them, Wis. Wm. 1 , 3415 , ; 34!. 3s. dd ; Drury Dyke, 76!. lOs. 6d ; Charter Phillip., SMi.; SAihraiel ithyrirh, 313 r 4s. cd.: t0ta1,349/. Thom.* Dowding was acquitted, owing io the' prolecutOrs out being able to prove that Phillips's gun& Nandi!, Dowd: ing's possession had hoes on the farm after tbe arises, ar rent bad be;ume due. ' - - 119 WARD AND Q/ BR I BANgRiIPTCY, Sk . rustottY, Jinx 110. 4n adjommed meeting of Howard ad creditor, took place this day, which rpm Idolisd to with some in lertta, as the bui,kropie lid. wederlaken to'preseept on the; day • correct waiemeol of their actments with all their errditore and &boors. 910. Gtbba mated, that I.A weed great industry in balancing the several scetronct, mii bad actually balanced upwards of one fibellf&Od •IIKT018.1•. but • coneidersble numbet . Mill remained, which woul4 require another 'ponds, at the expiratioo of which tw nadir todk to hated over the whole lei Mr. Adams, the sccemplaor to the commiesioo, for hi.. examiusfion'• it ea* z" , fcit both by Mr. Adams aid Mr. Gibbe v that the monitor re "hi" the latter was preparing the OCCIPUIll• for • tioill renomination, would rt•preseut use Malvern doe to or from the estate, in a great many indium,* very th:feratut from what they appeared to be rut waled ow the ',Quit at she time of the berihroptcY, objets Hwy explained in the following manner:—The baakropeo bents in many instances agents, both for the growths, a and grantees of nnnimitira, tiro porebeee and sale of which they had ••10. ciated, they were it the Imcbit of pallier( be •1111111Iliti when due, or of crediting Ilse grantees iw inrcoust fur t h e •mout fr although they should not bare reversed Hee money from the greeter; and Hr. Gibbs mimed, hr was m iuw bli vott g a t; ape accounts, by making the •nouittetste dr-boors f o r 0.1 she enoney paid on .trosnt of their aan•ilwa. Ms. sot )r• tit received frum the (morns, the total of Snd, it w ,m tisight did not awnunt tb mnch low them 100,990/. TV:: Comandmiaorre said, whether the mosey me paid could be .e -claimed from the annuitaste wa. • (wed** of law of moos siderable dildesilly as well am impurtarsee; bet it was air tairdy the bankrupts' duty tit mike sot lbw stcoonta is nhe manner which they could conscientiously sorer to their; aid as they bad wow declared that was in the mintier slated . of coarse Ow account. meet •be se solids 51.11, After 1.1 , •*4:. further Conversation en time subject, and ingeiring of MI. Adams what time he •would require for the exarriiiintion of the accounts after limy should be delivered over t 9 Conimissiobers appointed the 29th of artol4o hie the Hankroptal neat risulartllondry which tirartrets derttooll the account, elionkl •be prepared fir ri stninstion. The Constniortricra My:treed of Ilb• AseitCr whether arty had rel.'s. id any large sum of atone v gretrout of the escite since lb. ir appointor et• Thcy • • ply was in the weal ire. 'Me Assignees steted, that al Ory bad recelvtd was well Orb disbuierd." . The Commis,. *looms then rel'011111•Crld , d, that , when 'they (mher• As• s.gares) rhould receive any large sem, they should yam mon a l a vv ii, i ; of (fte CousiAl•Siti•Crl, solo would direst illat it abou:d be lIIVCSieII in Exchisorr Sills; iirlOcb resit, po is tiers conformity nith the Act of Parliament, and r outd release the /cot Ctleel from any relp011•ItillIty. TAP Aesrpliler desrlarod tlwir inierstwm to comp', *kb "tie direciatia• of SIP , Coromrsioorre, which tiny would taws/ways happy se re. crier, bsvisig as ober object to MVP thew the goad of the COULEE'. •. . - - On Friday last, at !tooth Mr. tpostiftlyel. *pt, • ripaitittit Tillpier at Sirettia - gton, pal a . perlod tit Ms existence, to a field frobtitig,% , , shrelliat-imaisr; by shouting him'sell tl.a Coroner's rt•rtlict"--I!tpriyv.* • ' • T .~;_ ~ WIN! I r :_,: