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0 rt . ._ . Ihings __ ier Inuawitf—bet a. -MOW hod trio fielesty's Mi. 11111101 rwea prom to the people of Montrose to Apo their own Iliegistestes (he Masked them), ghee he woe resatowl, sod them he uses.—(A laugh.) She Lemma Lord had mistekow.athere sere Ire omen, soil , three hod voted foe him Pk. Home). The 4iospootoble Member cosieleded by declaring . Vast as this WO • step towards merterase Rer9ro4 ad would give the people of Scotland a shore au the reprearotatioo, it should have ti. .0 isert. Led Bluets* mid. that taking a difFeteutview of the osseous from The Neale s od :Imt I na lieralen who spoke last. it wee - ' e hosed gat Hon. Member He abject seas ses: tittle by little to *nolo Ps& ' 'lltelown. IFi e shinefore called epos .11 them ediltsisiid ly twPorliameseary Reface Se•llliweiitti. 'Se wee himself molest to sees hilliehltelelir ipeend whisk the Hen. Member 4111104111.4 lid hiiitself thus hid Owe; but be coarakkillsateCommittee ef the abets Howe nos thesis* in steeper tribunal , befoul which a qwedirliiiiihe IRMO could be kW. He (Lard Med* 4116 ihm lies. why the toterferweas d the bodges as. Milt the phew to ok• aisiiii•wiiiis. wAth• *vat& ?hi case if &Wing, mooted by the Lord Advocate. ems ageism the propositims, Set thee the Hos. illmober fee Absalom as Messiest (be did Met haw Weds he ought to call lam) thought this itsoweery. homer she bailie* were judicial olli. a... but be 1114whilholiwel amid oat conceive • muse eeineipbr am !Het of hoeing as usieeel Muir 41•41111, oft 4t .1111agistoste to disposes sllthee. illAtiteciptemikcith the Lord Advocate Ills illbisedel .110 ifilit e: VI. haulm he mold am ElicillPi iti ahettered rights of Scot. r le ma showpason of the Articles of Uaiso. amid his (Woods had. boo obetwed with disagree. E we % the C 44111.1411111 hat he repelled this , for his Needs we PANAY moiled alltseAst make* the eillw . ems p seemed to exist • =the eiotemes Mid glibuies sisweilp. Scot. ee et pm* is e listaieliwowerilitirms; the 'imeaufeeteres um prosperma. Tiwtsow. of Aber. ties be caosidesed owe .f the most meritorious OM, in II" em. Idiabergh isitsral oue of ih. Ohs et Nis Milibl• empire. Oa the whole, he Mit my, he mew lowa nig with awe awl- Iry se wish a greater auziety that.' great id pot an cod few ever to that gem. 71.1 ,erbiell er • hed L ai its not ellilth ooly he the sib i a s i ca l : '. of Parlietemseary *fon.. bet the rain k iwi* • ofdoweeties ia every borough is the '‘. . KIIISIDT felt it accessary to maks a to fluirolsesurcitos es the speech et the Noble Lord alio bad jest Ist dowel. He emwdered the present :V4.6 fag . ill . aile • importasce. as well on wean* e • • awn Nampa valor. as of the great saTitty OA *kb sit Scotlasid looked forward to the re• askeditime meritorious -Wpm, of Isis Noble Friend fLo tA Bunt 'totaled if taut vest question were to be diseitiosest -come the Noble Lord op petite (Lord Stoning) proposed. he thought &vilesd swish! dmiet greet Come to complains thst. Hopes eted - ies Acme, at large of the oeweact of time who ,eratipprsed the Noble Loed'e,proporatiow. mist wee the argemeet, the wily autpesweet whiebeeetlensea resisted the present memo bemei it interfered with the naunicipal regulations of the burgh', but because. forsooth. it might ie. wolsiele its •Itimare results the obnoxious measure of Parliamentary Reform ! if it had set hectic the dread of that result, they would have cared De . tbing for the internal regulistioessef the burghs. it will pcfectly true, no doubt, that there were some burghs so small. awl so peculiarly constituted. that •eltett if every twin in the toms were ague. chimed, they could nest snake op a corporate body; but there were cities in that country and large towns of considerable importance. The extensive city of Edinburgh. for example. possessed 1110.000 Mini sud wee it to he midland that that great end important place should be made a close bo rough, and that the Right Hon. Gentleman op posite (Mr. Maude.) should be represented by 19 persons? The House meat perceive it would be quite impossible that dynasty could ever have existed so long if the regulations now proposed had been introduced. It woo rather hard then that his Noble Friend should not Ise allowed to submit his proposition to the House. appreheoded it was not at all regular, even when more voluminous reports were laid before the House, to move for a Committee. The fair way would be to take the sense of the House upon the subject; and the Noble Lord (Binning) might, and he had no doubt would, command that power which was so easily 'gained, instead of peremptorily saying this our sure and this alone shall he considered. It wise impossible he could sit down without returning for himself ;seminally, and for It, country. his most cordial thanks to tor Noble Friend for his very me ritorious exertions, and for the very able manner iu which he hod introduced the queen°n to the consideration of the House.—(hear, hear.) Mr. Foetus felt it necessary to observe that lie never heard • speech more replete with militate meets than that of the Hon. Member for Aber deers. He had stated that the town of Aberdeen was in • state of bankruptcy ; but he tenth' assure the Hesse. that so far from that being the case. its finance. were every year increasing, and it was gradually acquiring means to liquidate its debts. But he lad also charged the Magistrates with assuopolixing the public money. but he defied him to adduce one single proof of the fact.— These aspersions should not be tolerated ; they appeared to him extremely unbecoming.— (141 0 4 — That Hon. Gent. had also taken occasion to uoirnad- Ten upon the character of the late Member for Aber deen, but he could assure the House en behalf of his respected fiend and relative that these impute non, were wholly unwarranted. And he would ask the Hoe. Member for Aberdeen. if he bad not ob tained the 101t11 of the borough of Breker, whether he wu likely to have had • seat in that Howe ? (Hear. hear.)—He should not detain the House longer, bet he could not sit there and hese use else. teeters of tatirthy tees attacked unjustly. 16 . Haim exploited. He did not charge the Magistrates with peculation; but he attacked the musty which he Oplissewlarsta lee —He Hite) woo so mot& si what the *sold tis..—(lowihter.)—lt way as thier r o l il Allow sound in raw war antis deltgW Mishears. itsetteswirdise yaws his ssil predecessor ~_hocked them, oil had some sown things systese r esd theesi. *past thriik eleedielteditles, it inedierstiedifis, AM edllyitt Ile Mikte. laid 111 was soposeible = oft Ise hawk Meier the salasalos or kie pollitedosalatablifie. Sir Itsseets- Ithheltellielopebnd his "" to olotiolloillethSeliitti itilliefiks hakt=eashahesaggehmL am reeled 0111 1 P. tlitrelinbOAl* Aber- ' m.eisploosso essitind • eitimigisi lib deem sepia aetuid_lo - 101111100411 1 / I ** Ab aft be imasmatestsbes Mae is • ••••111•101111011.s. oleo enspertp es • asseasep darrsiesales NW, *mi . limited wit hoe hwou eoussdeeed hs ..rouse ser die . tiloPttor_ lol " 84 * lb boakwaptep ileillibe Noble Lord (Bistik;e 4 .. .." I . lol • 4ll eiwagg=" 6 1 10 1 1, 111 1 11= " 5 didthosellsksst she quested *Alai/WU wait mid they mw • Valosporet est s wift* espartose Advocate% lisil.a f tfi nit ed awe they at the WM if big efiliebsowelbasedgem * ' 011 =_.., R e i gwo. e ga d l ow taw. esald spy mon in vete* poestseeensirdelllP. tir illiNtWw th ese ta gs t a lk ft ? Wh at ! ofer i ess sh e iliwaveullll4l,4linelostakiPilesialefietepaiiik Owen* Coostitutim e sad esiredatewlective fwinehise T— lim1 , 1 • 1 r 6 ,14 4 • 101 "" e Pr bi t m e I v t i tt hrllt""b' Ames b•••4 -4 1•Swar dm was sot' ti* . 6 Y to Lsilas, -- '=haywildlPOivirbeswartA ate elleslg mart ‘t e wet the questa. The Noble Lord and his Miyake to glee seen rwsweddo ostgor WU O N Moses had repteked veneration for *snored statues efiliallisei, ' ' • I. Illh 4 , - rights. fadd . • charter*, hot if they . o °°° 6llll ', v" _!tes 4 11 !r sib b i lLP I V!, 1 111 w itel, ell! were haters of aseisvabeat. be would easmaiweisd 77'"""71" .. 2 ...:1 i.:,- . 1.- -.1..--...-.. ... them to perms the .Id duties of a •Afeasber at =-- Parliament, whidi !it to legislate heisestly for ilte happier.* of the pieple.-(Hear, hoer.)-'T'here ma me Petition presented, and ooh only, in lamer of the old slaws% and that was from Galloway. Where that celebrated place was be knew not, but ha was informed that the Magistrates of that tacit potatlast place were the ballet, gardener. and foot. mei of the gentleman who presented it.- (Hear, asd a laugh.) Mc Massatar observed, do with respect to the OWIMMeII of ,Itesdpee he had resume te know they were at ass fi A _at hi Jistate Kerb aperroachieg boadkneptcy. bet eider the laet - ottinemiesst they i t a d4esik lieneese , sisetreiter sit of eve r y is that sew Mute Ilevalvalioler the epees 0 Ineell . nkh Leelt4i..llhitielfil, essiie •kailleern reply. Ile wee aertprated _to brew- the Noidslowd my shim owe teller intrithe limilleihs repidterille. Tres it tau. there wer tl e ar mEF II he led' lei. , fr l i o eZ z o l gr d i reswe . eseiseops. lis ON Ily. Bet be Iled deeady undertaken Witty-aim of thee, and that was sallicient for the pesos*. He had reed an article in the " Bearwes"ereehie subject wllleh he should net step to retaa. as it was me epplimble to the question. It iseveitetanoted from ills LAW ed Lord. et least it woo set tsouteeiti-11, possest that it was a portawalsip onissors...(Loodeboaseit -.Os the assonal iseasSigetion of the ameba of Aberdeen, the Magistrates sanctioned the Mean okei in making • return of their debt 6,000 L se a lime lef ie v .. he, kat* ar itAtilmainted be 130 Boole.-(blur, add eile - ft-SaimiahaLans oohed bow he teentemeas6s4hoedsise resent, he !mid he did it testier the opswellisies of the Magistrates. Un der all the cierolleibitees he should persevere ~..010, 4mas is his motion for ittee. with , view ehei dietif sestionve ilit proposed flay did net ~...ilip gyreelk, • ri daey negatived hie =;Oil AMIN is this oeiKlesiins, that was emilawadel that the slleleetiesto were bos o .luee that there was tb be no redress ; that the Heperts of threellisksgs f were to be rejected ; and thet no proposition 1 1 16 111 d be wdOuted bat taut .r tho Load A,cleocata.-(Hear. hear.) The gallery was then cleared for a divides ea the maim fee a Committee. The number, were— For she Commaities 46 Against it •41MP -ow 09 41 "!*tlittf_le stallrry ". Mr. doei.suaw requested the U. Alleasher . for Aberdeen (Mr. Hume) to postpone lea future day his motion memseting Irish tithes. Mr. Hew. said, he should consent to postpone it foe a week, es it was a matter of great import ance, and in the hope that he should have the sup port of his Majesty's Government. Mr. BIIOLIGHAII requested'his Hon. Friend (Mr. Hume) rot to pnottrome it beyond. Fndey, let Mooch, as be knew snowy of his friends who were sexless to take a part in the discuesion would be absent after that period. The Marquis of LONDONDLIIIIT remarked, that Friday being. the night fur Supply, would interfere with the debate, sod therefore it' wowtd be better ix it fee Thursday. Mr. Holtz obverted diet two motions stood for Thursday night, one of the Lord Advocate's, on the lease subject they lind discussed to.tright. the 'Alter was Mr. Bennett's motion on the transactions relative to the Queen's funeral. These, be thought, would occupy one night very well. It was at length finally settled that the motion should stood as at present. The Heave thou adjourned at twebren'elock. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY, ESSIWAIT el. - A Petition nes pentad last night in the Mort, of Causemes Irmo the ialmbitams of the tneontlf Preston, praying the Mateo to interfere is government of the goal of Ilehester, did Miami HUNT shook, not be uslikifted tithe illegal seve rity of the visiting Megismotes. The 'esteem pre. nuanced against Mr. HUNT in the Arm instance by the Court of Kiug's Bench was sollikkody severe, without bis being exposed to the groittittips enrelty of any persons or infooiso da not profess to give arty cmat.llll OW shore of tires. sMo 'bath have been AIM by ibeiribrener in Behest,' gaol *guest the allsoistrates of the comity of Somerset. but the cirmteilpe of public justice is tee deeply invoked is um= of so wises a mum _ tai anew dtet they &add be pawed over without the fullest inquiry. We are surprised to Sod the So. itcrwon4Jananat.. in a time-by u• mesas milted to the ciregamengees of the ere, complain of this lirdarliesree spoil the part of Mr. Mooe; bat V siesis lave perceived that the Petitiso rimenaseilllnight was sot the Petition of the Pri soner hit but of 4,000 people, inhabitants of Pewees. Thtr lisorned Gawkiness threw out as am inIPM.IIOO egpidet the tnids of HVIT's com plains% eke' dime the indulges= sateeidod to him by the Oidilriellhari Bent*, no further proceed ings had brosiii6imy him to have his complarots lowstigeted l 116 t the order foe the admittance of on attorney into the pal of Ilchester was made it we Met period I. allow time he progsvincesicti alideslts as may be 'rectum/ fee 4he ease Were the Court of King's Bente patient M the dig* of the 1 1 11 4 f 4 OlO , Psi ties trecessity be pestpenstootil illiouem term. It wee stated by Mr. Bsistrr sad Mr. Hines that they had respectively received letters from Mr. Hasty, wearies them that he vs sofilary mower ! Should this allegation be correct, the Magistrates cannot justify their coeduct by refer. core to any local roles or regulations, for as solitary confinement firmed no part of Mr. Hunv's sen tence. a local regulation could no mute sodomise the Magistrates to inflict it upon the Prisoner, than it could justify them iu withholdiag his food sad starving him to death. A Message from the Lords of the Treasury was delivered yesterday at the Stock Exchange by Mr. MASB, of the Bank of England, expressing a desire that the principal honkers and others, the holden of Navy five per cent. stock, should wait upon the Earl of Ltvsaroot. and the CIIIMMELLOR of the Excninven at Fife House on Friday, at heels* o'clock. The terms of the Message imply the de termination of the Ministers tosnoceed immediately towards the execution of the plan annottoced by she filliquis of Lonoonosnay, of reducing the five per cent. stock. The intimation, although it could not have surprised the Gentlemen of the Stock Exchsnge, as if it were a nutter now started for the first time, nevertheless produced, as we are told. a very lively sensation in the market, but its effects upon the prices of the foods were scarcity perceptible. The firmness of the market augurs favourably as to the result of the project, for it can not be doubted that if the prices of the rations de norsiostions of stock maintain their present 'relative proportions, a very large raving in the war of in terest will be effected for the country. On this point, however, mooch will depend upon the means that are to be adopted by the Leeds of the Trea sury for accomplishing their object. It were idle now to indulge in speculation upon the probable details of the plan, or to notice the various reports that are afloat concerning' them ; a few hours will determine the result, and both' this he known with certainty, it matters very little to the public to be told that one set of speculators conjecture that the project will be effected by raising a loan in the Otte per cents. for the payment of the five per cents., while others think that it will be accom plished by inducing the holders of the five per cents. to accept sit equivalent by way of transfer in the three per cents. The following table will shew the influence which the Message exercised upon the stove of the market : Pries* of Sleeks **genial As After Ike Meisar. the "oral* Nary 5 per Crsts 183 Joni 4 per Cale. Redwrod C 41114•6 for 38.110 dh Mai 71t1 We have rreeitpee the Pods Papers of Sunday lost. The thaeuatattis °fib, sae law of the Journals war resumed in the Chambe► of Deputise oo the WEST WOE isLECTION. Al the close of the poll un Wednesday last the wombers were--Poe the Right Hun. Henry Gaullism, Si toms, bestow chiefly wow-residents, and not paying Meth hot admitted as good votes by the returning slicer; f., Rinetliktie • I . Esq. 47 votes, being principally uld ibbishbiOtt u t le ps .ll ;74 rates, but rejected by the returning Amor, • Irk it is ' contended, they ought to have been 'distilled as good owes, is conformity with the charter, aid in atria aessedance with the socket rights of the inhabitasts. We understated this is • stibj , et that will be immediately brought tinder the consideratorms of • Committee of the Hones of Common% reverse of the highest legal authorises having dtt:l s ist ersppoit of the principle contended fur by Mr. Step The following facts exhibit a memorable specimen of the parity of electiuu in the Consish boroughs; and we shook abandon our dotty to the public if we omitted to place them amidst the archives of political 'envisions r A Professional Gentleman wended, and acted as the legal advisor of Mr. Goollstrn up to the last vote given for his.., which happened to be that of the returning talker. At this dap of the poll, the geotleman before alluded to having evinced • very extraordioary propensity to Diktats in the double caporal, of agent to Ile. Goolburn, and legal adviser of the returning otfieer, Mr. Stephesson's Counsel densauderl to know what character the Learned Gentleman really did repro/mot; when, after some deliberation, lie declared, in the presence of • greater multitude of persons than were ever as sembled is the Town Hail on any similar occasion, that he acted as the Ilaper's assistant. Mr. Stepheneou's Counsel, who was determined that his client should not carry the doc trine of pumice obedience too for, or contend against more ilificulises than could lie legally opposed to the establish- I meat of ilk right of his friends, so retorts to Parliarneut the Members fur West Lone, persevered with coneilf-able ability in probing a little ikepet Me doable capacity of the profes sional cmileman. The Mare was therefore called apes to eitivirm or deny the ehormser the Learned Gentleman assoissid, as kis ante last ; who he doe lace d, after ',meshing oil the eurreesel . tag electors (who had voted fee Mr Goothone) ow the booth, that he was sod authorised to ad es his &sandals, except in one inolooms Mr. Skeploestans'is Counsel then appealed to the retwrtaiag *OW to prat et his (domes eleetioo from ISM lily to feivlbireprejudiee, from elr testerfeeetree of rtre Leers ad fiewilmnims, either is it double *roily ether capacity, dor- ~~ .*• - 40. -vibes air*. iduidhe wileattaas ilie theirdo soh :oam:if 411611. l'ho ordect..whom I. sprogiediii' IN who* •it 117. it is stood M -Sas Ow NM *lig - el slat testi**, wyw ikelieed frhaiLtptesit M B ' ,r. G *moo :—. ;77 ' • be the reaeteis rf A* thsll47risea vevevel fithersikie shop .n Weasels eviesher Pella, repreelethig yr the "embers of bierale aligeitia Ate:, thitobjeca et vrilielo eeleiteAil Tin liflierirohiltieettee *eve sioviesit. s*h. tel pewees, by liftwo 4hijile plats, owe Nevoid, were (invited. , Five per 0•11. Cowls, to b. es C. josh Steely mai lb jrit i t= w tithe ljth What kiwi Hewers, sairiene ttlbislt teeth a Jost, fuitt . iggiitr 11.4411 be fawned with beard illeetht. The that eot ;Pee d 1 vihaere -e.e.".140001.e st essabehor.• td: Aim ' gent * • brit nide with the Wei 'iodic& In 101,81 err not tbitita; sad the 1784 the number wee 44. iliCaisMil the peace of la 14, the broach of Amish ewe mace is so diminished. that sine* 'het tail* esti from thins to forty ships go there ainelsentfrels Copenhagen. The 'mice of notion respecting the ale 41 bawd, in the Home of Corneae ea 11110 Met mew& less given by Mr. Hairline& BMtiMlf e ; nett we awdetimend it to be the lineation of the Ho asanible Member to Si the 18th of Apiii a the' day fir making that motion. Yesterday a Court •f Direetas etas held it the East link House. when the ship Primes' Awl* of 1.275 taus. was taken up and stationed for Chin. direct. The following Captains were swore iota the mien ma/ of their respective dips. viz.—Captain J. lungs. Prime Regent. foe Madras and Beal; and Captain R. W. Nossos, *spot. foe Cline direct. Letters from Batavia, dated the middle of No. weather. taste that the ehokio otorbos had commit. ted great ravages mann% the captains of vessels. More particularly those belonging to dineties... Within a few days siz captain. of American vessels 64 beta corned off by this dreadful malady. Aa nAkial Return to an Order of the Homo of Commons mates Ite ilinesse statb..adatsailbs>liesll* hltt.. L lAMBI le &miry Moss •5141~4.. • - - - - binaisAM aset - 1,130,3 N II 10 .= " 41:111....4.4.111111138O I 11111 M. 41111100.111.... t 71,001 17 - ~ e ~,,~ bw. r 1100141081 hii *be beads of the Mast.... 07,11114 10 11 A letter from Cassel. dated Febreary /. says, " On occasion of the unhappy circusartarm Mat occurred at the masquerade, where on titles dart of the Prince was taken ill and dird, in consequewee, as is supposed, of poisoo, the police has pablathed the following : 4 " To obtain mesas to trace the sadism of the above dreadful eireesertamee, all those who were at the last man. wreak* see hereby stunstoord to appear, within 44 boon, before M. Weeds, Contemner of Police, to regime,. thew sautes and thorn who shall sot appear with* the time bess specified, if it is is the sequel discovered that they were Pre. alt at the sastwo era de, win be arrested as suspected paresae." .. 11 rich individual, who was in the ,rite of BOVA PARTIN during his exile at St. Helene, has recentty purchased he beautiful estate of Crogny. near . Bar-upors-the•Seine. It has • superb chate so. and a very extensive wood. The value of the wbuleis computed at a million and s half of franc*, about 60.0001. sterling. HAZARD and Co. grateful for the increase of public patronage bestowed on them. end for the peerereaes given to their elitestabliahed Olen (whie# they is some 444411100 attribute to their great sweets in prying Capital Prizes), respeeirolly regrew the attentive of their Pries& to • brief statement of the Scheme of the pesieut Lottery, which begins NEXT TUESDAY:—It tonakia Five Prises of SOMME Five of !pet., others of fuNg.,WS At De., sod eat Two Blasts to a Prise—All the Flips; ikertswg livery—N. Claus—BeeryTiroer wIN dem i Il mita Pate—First draws Prise will be ?WNW. - i HAZARD mud Co laid le Mamie the very lest bin 111,0011, • Prise of 311,111101. and 16,477, • Prise of 5060 r Hisao* mid Co.'s Odleee, Noy& Iftelietige time; ill. Cats kill ; and 304, Oatetd-tlrset, imam of Swallow-sheet. The First Lottery drown ip. the Year is Wimp, pretty certain of • brisk ale. for mossy are anxietys to iissertain whether a New Tsar will be lucky to the. t ibis may be 040 Mom why so mu, are wow ems ping to Plantar and Co.'s, No. 1, C.orabill, bat Ito &NU Ws Cbitay arises from the notoriety of the fact. that P. gad Co. have so frequently sold the FIRST tope Prise, sod es the first-draws Prise Neat Tuesday is ales to receive Tw44llll' TllOlOlBll4 Poona* 11vastasite, sod as every Ticket sow potebered will hare a Chasm fur FIVE Prises 1 of tint amoset, besides 70 other Capitab, it coo oraly int. cite rorpries that any oar should omit to hay a Uwe as Purina's Leek, Corner, No. 1, CAtabill. A serious disturbance took place last week is the county of Norfolk. On Thursday • number of idle stud disorderly persons assembled at Skiing ling, near Dias, fur the purism of breaking a thrashing-machine, the property of Mr. J. SPAR HAM. at Shimphorploce, which they utterly de.. molished. Warrants were immediately _issued by GEORGE LEE. Esq. nne of the acting Magistrstes for that Hundred, for bringing six of the *Wenders to the King's Mad, Dias. On Saturday morn ing they armed in the Market-place in thut town, about ten o'clock, accompanied by about two hundred labourers from the neighbourhood, oho were determined the offenders should not be takes into the Magistrates' Rcern, and considerable re sistance wus made to the knit man being taken into custody. Mr. LEE the,. read the Riot Att. after which the remainder of the six surrendered without giving say finales trouble. They were admitted to bail to swot at the scijoented Sessions at Norwich, on the 6th of March next, for trial. DUBLIN THEITRI. . • • 111110411, Pt* AIT L. .. We 41441 i.iiiii fiiiiii it to Mgt . ' tint as deftemmistles Go Mee flees betwoes et Ilr. deft 404 ISIS Mien esisites. lilies -emesessmit alt Os Opera on Soliedey std Mi owe terwao4.4•4ll4tod that .1119 laraosisestasdhle autlisb rifei° 4l •••aurs:74,lP•*rAmk T 1 : 1 1=4 and N e s Regor'e Oporas woe br pertirsed pp !sad he sshre ped dist si = Ee se obstrestios her wool/ ho he eared M all r the . • ' . TIM ledomeeke so ealesdatel to give passel i m p esidesd Mb Nisei approbation' loy a gm eroseed ted tashipeeoss allele g Messer. sod the opera imploospdmdcr the ie eespiese of a 'Sin sod soi . / in es. This sissies rapoetatiss was abet* • ' dip 1M ashosodoet of sone lotswiteholo persons sn IS parts at the bows A nose etas dlesesiiibils and sow followed, hot. os so e bb, pb etbdteliee, we shall seldom* . Mier tise d flood set, mdse was errs, .4448 e sloillibrelppli tae penalised se proosed Irt - toether : a& Ili 4 1 1 0 Mast Hr. Foam 990essoll Ike sad a * se Ow Ible ottwit% 494 iss liaessoly hipa sad „ . The Z a55e. 0 14 1=1&40 18168 41814 .4* /* l i i rt. . . 99 Thud* Yew s did so rem 4 . the eptitet gm dossiteed irolh the isms* tab olVaird to Ift Rams. Mr. Paste hosaladbeloi WNW tree this M. 194 9 0 , 1 19 - Hs 49 1 to• Aiglimr-oe has aesimil. Ow pm. eme centered is smarts( SW, 1 •604,01 Wei figiVig 24.805 ed at a parade of celltweb strews' tense. T. firms flit hfis h." = "lll . lll / 4 Mt li ksi bees labs We essokiderstiss whso the wasspir woe on Se withdraw. It.. for dm she easslemod did Si sit Jody* spool it.—(Propeal's Awned] U The Duke of YORK entertained s distiegu' party at dinner yesterday at York Muse. The Counters of H Ailinevis had a 'duet party yesterday evening at her house in the Stable-yard, St. James's. Lord .and Lady K. will entertain • mitt: party this day at their home in Dover.sireet. • The Hon. Mrs. Eatatott left her apartments is St. James's Palace lust morning, on a tilt to Sir ABRAHIK Hums, Bart. at his seat, Warmly bury, Hem, for a few days. . On Thursday last Sir C. V ernon entertained the following distingisished personagel at dinner, othis •apsettnanis, Dublin Castle : _ . 'Tice Chasweller asst twily Mower; the Ilsel emeeNine• woof grivil. Vieetionnese Poosowoort, Lard sod tidy *.l - Lady issomeore. 11r. sad lira. Itiebeallor.rnow, t F ran kli n , 1 4 4 jeers Hay, the denewroble C. • Ilferd: Imo, esti Coloisel D'Arry. Miss Foul," who is shortly In isppestM Drisrx lane Theatre, comes from Ireland, is • pawl of Mr. Emile, • respectable muateisnalr that coun try, who is said to be eagsged at the sow Thostre. The new Comic Opera announced at Orrery lane, under the title of The lverriesa sl.4llfier l. qr The Farmer's SS's, is the aeknowludgml.plisluetaii a Mr. KNIGHT, the actor. Thu Ortaroatos.—Some of •t jj . have adverted to the ralmamal. .1111;11 1 ; 11 .: Oratorio, the Dripi ip was et Isms .I.ow . • ittiliew, sad we leeopil,llo bate mot 111111•10 permitted we Se psislH Iw elUacan espuoloot informs iss fiat the solaslimelbliiillisipitai weik, wird in the altos Ilbisetiliyhdos ou Sendai, rowing Mot, were of the isiosbodillse as. t drieriptino, sad premise • Fob* lend of Sit peardiltota.c. Mr. Bocaisa's bd. foe ‘4llOrMs 4461. ken/kiwi with be seam of oar meat japelee sad stoa t ono.. ono.. (*rudely anticipate that very amok of die (ico n/ (as eves few*: borer) which hie aseasaree are so opleinhety calculated so peewee. Our theatre has been well attended daring , the past week. Oa Friday the play of The II are)j D..rockagk, with the farce of Ways and Ale,,as, were performed, for the bene6t of Mrs. Basil re. to an overflowing Moose. Mr. HARTIUM 'swims Fie appearance, for 'hot night only, in the cliereeter. Dirk Heartsick sad Sir David Dweller, sued nag received with great applause. Mrs. ST/MAY, who io • deserved favourite to this city, has bet th vested from attending her professional dutitn lay severe Mani, anteing from inflamitiation V rt tae chest. We are happy, however, that she is ngsio enabled to appear before the public ; and a1c..(,; q4 1 1 we should be sorry to part with as lady of inch transcendent abilities, it would give us pliorcr . e see her transplanted horn Exeter to a more ge. inl sail.—(Alfred F reser Paper.) . The Ducting/ of MoNtroaT k4conrwt '. p t JaltOlit BON•IPARTIll has leist *be gond fuck in gain a cause that was rowdlit he the Triltiniala of Pads. She rterrerl by the verdict an astut e worth '46000 (raft:, nearly 110,0001. I ~~ "wi11 1 W 1 . 1 . 1 7 111- -- ' _ • . . • • • .. , • , • 1 .. 't. A lir A , - Xi . •,• 1. - .- • it . - ILI,. :-. . 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