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wain to the officil I report of the Senile. fise Tartish deer is iisid 10 ,,b s .00ttfl, Aottroied;oisii. i 3 .sobb II ships bating __,....d by the aid of th e Inghsh. The Turkish troops "" 1.0 4 0. p ..5i m 1.. T riniel to have bees deviled by. the. br t vp Ctqfc°24li, 4 , 1 M. 11111 the 3 ArP t h h ChlPlNlMaivits le be idea 'owners. r I soon as these imply/ 4 p e a dsgimpg".• lois 4 ; 4 4,0 r lil y .1 Mons Greek Rent is aid to have • sailed beck I 9 tt'f. 1 00 j:V.Vietend l'it.W ll 4 Jll4taLaisrist in. k ‘. I L ..e re..ab ..N. iMlFigiede.APril 3 1 E) l_„------T -- ,.4..,k--* .7:: s"'""mcn—rea-.../?-7.--_—_. Ref ti . 11LIC OF copolows. Twv, ii,i,, ,, . of all DEBENTURES ;sated ' In or, Ilk i ! lamellar* ei Atiositaisistalie of Coloni. I.V. assikeved COL it .1 41 4. A bllO4 asolbAssallseivoNood deter" . m . 0., as is ,144 , 14134 , 401620. any facia., met r o , o f 0 , ar gO, ymtb 14111 . :400111,61.6f10iy1i Apt II .th ea be due 'beacon, VII hi4WIPS• t he lee , * *.ef.Ael, west, as Vesnelliee otAktort. e. Hotind, W- Pri:. , NFU and L. Lb&blenti est the • scents of t, ~c 0t0„ ,w . ., tilork, bum. fortmeeileaeoti , 1,- Corsi.' it, Inn. " din' til WWI,. OsP(Abibriforeaseosioi yPd•Debeslores pre roweit o u , 'of a ,„ i lictubro. the interest:4mm~ 4,111. COI* kW. asitlAer She siwi bt Amid July on le‘vessing. . Pail, Aril 41/ , 1 8.11. F. Ist , ZEA. • 11104.11.1.. c ...S' .... - .""" --- i—" Tin .11,MITtiltrirapl&SS '. .e.ke N, DWf FadiairalAT 1822. The debate for9n,44,lfreplutir ins inibmitted to the House of scamp . for itegul,ating the impor tenon in (weigh corn, was resumed agsin.last Tire rejection to the t preeious.sigl it of abs Resolve .1 bests proposed. wieverally •by Sir Lirnmaippo and Mr. RENO - I!, enabled. the -ft 'lsm to bring jts reasoning powers with more .coot wcit!**lstt force 3 t• the two quasi ions er:tich.sbouW .pr r eParleniecopy its a ttention W,!sether the e yawls. rel totally, exc luding f c reefid k•orri until the • price shall have risen is iiijciviirs average price, ooght to he pre ferred to a iride s subject to tlu "ies and sea cond, What ought to be the siten t specified in money, to which protection, i n either of these modes, ought to be carded. Of the . : project of total rillositen anti' the noes ket price shalt arise to a certain average amount, the ,Marquis of LONDONDERRY, us the organ: of the A gria cultural Comm ittee, is the avo /PA chaminol while ti l e o d so c a ,tes . fin N free trade, Subject to 09- 4 tits, fitcl their eantirseirts expreaspd Lariat some shades of differet ice iu the ftesnlarione of Mr. ill— csiwo and Mr. l tummies. 7All.the Itesolutions,. as propored by the several parties, were published in a connected table so our: Paper of l'hursdray, the instent.• Mt. ftfejk' no, iterweversitas given up 144 Resolutions, with the ,exception ' of the tero Isol a in favour of those of MI. that'lll° dismission of last night was con ,ducted %Atha diced I or tacit reference to the relative t merils• of the Oleos teverally proposed by the nargstis of Lesetts- DERRY anti Mr. Hasitssos. la lovittertii the ohmmeter of flick dr:t`ea‘ion• jo Parliament, it NS, pot/haps firrnieh en imeikil to our Legislators t o mot a glance upon their t 'ee enedings aid* deo of eastairig the Corn Bill. Winn Parliament was fo gaged night after night in the ausiescillitcussirm of that meassve fir prohibiting t the importation of corn outlet certain average prices, it was urg ed strongly but ineffecinally lay its opponents that although it must necessarily in girt a grievous injury upon the comumers of groin, e was net calculated to bestow any advantage spots the domestic growers. It is impossible to forget the fetutent duck wu then excited in the annuls of at !east five-sixths of the whole population of Great Lisi. the; Aaron. , g tumults took place in the metto;polisli the Ileum of CoMmons was invested by an angry crowd, to the imminent danger of certain obnoxious Members, and in the scutiles between thepeopte arid the military some lives were lost. A tneetiivg the most respectable bankers and merchants of London, with the Lord Mayor at their head. was held, at the, Egyptieu Hall, for the purpose r.f re ' melletreeinf with Parliament against the adoption of so pernieious a mature; but the Ministers would est be diverted from their purpose, and the rues sere was enacted. The recollection ofthese te.ays is enougb to excite feelings little *hart of indignation, when we sow see Parliament employed, night after night, 111 deliberating not upon the expediency of that Act oldie 55ith of the late Bing, bat upon the safest means of repeating it. We well re member the satisfied self-suificieney with which toe Minitters of the Crown rebuked, on that occa sion, the presumption of the meeting at the Eg pilau Hell, in questioning their wisdom, end the nice ra that were directed at those !Members of Parliament who ventured to think that the opinion, even of the mid. titode, soon a subject so intiumiely affecting their vital interests, was worthy of intention. " What," said 0 0rviee Ministers, " can the multitude know *NH pslilical essimeny I Shall the blind impulse derir Moon be preferred to the enlightened judg. meat of laudlards and farmers I" And with such reelaßle $ law was passed that departed—not in mode or degree from the system previously existing but l,is every recognised principle which had from time immemorial governed the whole com mercial system of this 'ropier. Not a year s;. , :ned from the passing of the law when the pa. l eas of 14e. measure began to espress surprise at its failing to bring round the golden times of agri. cultural prosperity. The markets fluctuated, as had bee n foretold, and every evil was aggravated by the uncertainties that prompted and punished specula. lieu; and as in such a state of aflairs the retail trad e must always coutinise at the highest rate of Prices. the consumers suffered the ill conseqsences of every roe, but never tasted the momentary ad vantages of the sudden mud extensive falls. Wise 0011. - • heads again went to.werk,.and it was Wonderful • with what ingenuity errors were detected eh fate rii i p io n O f Si averages. and what inipstindi moths o vert p o yeett 00 flow-from timorgOnst tederd'from II he immotiaent t.! Voly think of the earthing' of theses maugglersverhw Would prefer encouutering,danger in bringing wheat, no very. compact or , postolble Femmodity, from France or Flanders to ifishring ..agarkei, rather than spirits, silks, teas, or iobacto ! Well the mode of striking the averagft was eor • - reeled, and a preventive blockade was ranged along the whole coast,• yet. with the exception of 'one sada den rise, winch we firmly believe way - effected ;by • fraud,. to which the•aystent• was particuttrly ex posed.• the corn-markets continued to decline, and • wheat, instead of being maintained by the. proht bitory system to 79 shillings is quarter,. as the framers or the law must have anticipated; the-sverage price for the year 1820 1 , 14 655. 7(.l.—fdr the year MI, 545. 5d.--and for the first quarter of the year 182 i, only 475. 9.1. a quarter. • The insufficiency of the law was fully admit within three fears aftee its adoption, and at this Man, mein there are very few men in England who eere a toilworn it. • It bas done ne.. 'treks:to the elltst of persons whom it was intended to benefit, but t h e it .has inflicted upon, the, easintryiv gette rs!, end by necessary inference, upott.thsegrical tosists• themselves, is incalealable...; The triide , in corn lias.been lost to the empira.aisoit,iimpamipg ()fillet pernicious law, sod the Treasory bus lost She revenue which ought, in justice to the farmers, to havabeeu collected from the large supply of fhreigrf grain which in the latter part of the year .1848vaiiiI ip to February 1819, wasadinittedintasheeountrt -for-home consumption. The only iutelligible.aori ,Utoly.effectuel mode of giving protection.ond en couragement to the domestic growth of corn. is that, which we have frequently urged, namely,. fining a otertairs and unvarying duty upon the - importatio4 of foreign corn, thus observing with rospect tocorn tltesame.principle, the same mode of action, that have 'be long and successfully pursued with reference „t,o every other article of domestic produce winch .it . wiry be the policy of Parliament to protect. T►e duty may be altered occord,ng.to ciressmetuncee. but no valid reason can be shewu fur exemptiug the trade of corn from the government of Mose eons• + mercial principles which regulate every other putt of the intercourse of this.. with foreign countries. 7 These principles leave no room for the artifice and intrigues of interested persons, so that no in- 4 1 direct or fraudulent means can ever be exerted, to influence the price of corn fur the purposes of private speculation. They who recollect the panic wbich prevailed in the last autumn, lest horn a presumed dtficiency in the domestic supply the markets may rise above the averages, and let in an unrestricted flow of foreign corn without the pay ment of any duty to the Government, must be also aware that the farmers hurried tkeir corn to market k with the most injurious precipitation, and that the c onsequence was • rapid fall lathe prices, attended by bases so severe to the sellers thst.they,ltave not 1„,, e , able ever since to recover from the states. This tvukl never have happened had the old sys. tem d ill prevailed—namely, a free trade, subject to the p0,./ment of fixed and cvstain duties. Entertaii ling these views of the subject we must o f course ;,refer the Resolutions proposed in the Noose y c o omons by Mr. RIC•RDO to those of the Marquis of .LONDOPPSRAY, ar of any other Member of the lifou.ge. Mr. RICARDO, however, having withdrawn all his' Resolutions, with the ex ception of the two last, which contemplate • gradual annual reduction in the duty instil it shall fall in wheat to ten shillings a quarter, and a bounty or drawback upon exportation, we turn to those of Mr. HOSILISSON, us appeoaching the nearest to the principle which we have unifususly advocated. • In the course of the discussion leek night Lord ALTHORP proposed, as an amendment, that the fixed duty upon the importation of wheat should be twenty *billings, and that a drawback or &o my of eighteen shilling* should be lisid arm the ex pertatiou of wheat. The different Resolutions which had been pros posed during the discussion were negatived, Mal the motion of the Marquis of LOWDONDSItitir carried. Many of the Resolution, arising out of his motion were then agreed to, after which the Ctiaiithan re. parted progress. The Marquis of Lonnwstisattire meted that he did not mean to found ■ny proposi• lion on the Resolution for grantiina the power of grinding foreign corn which bad been wareheased. Sir T. LETHIRIDOS gave notice loot nigl* that he tartly on the 30th of this month, draw the ettetps tion of the House of Commons to the prayers of taxation, awe especially of !parochial and county taxation, upon the agriculture of the eamotry. An official return of the number of stamps issued for the newspapers of London in the years 1801 and MI, hiss been printed in pursuance of to order of the House of Commons. As no newspaper COO be legally circulated without a stamp, this return is, in fret, an account of the actual sale of the several London Newspapers in these two years respectively. With the former of them, via. the yew 1804 THE BRTISH , PRESS has nothing to do —it was not then in existence, as may be inferred from the omission of its name in the list of that year. A correct copy of this document is Orem its another put di 66Frilaimi.0 Upon private groindi . we hive nettling titffrll7ehend from its publikity, - neither of - the - nit - Aires of the tierty by whose martian& itftharaohett prodneed %it it ;sebisle Ile mist'op•Vrtri to ir K ue that id' quiry into the affair* gamy chin velvety-exposure of . his Write' concerns, are :1 "sistent with the just principles and thwinitr a free and . .. J Ir . .' • ••••tii...; ~, i is. s • 4 toviti - idditioii to the City or Alt.onahlit b:` scriptioi) fur the rOlieiiaif die: thatitesitlitid ili announced in the front of our Paper.. rt eVtiflimi 'the %vett 'whieh".eltiniiithiee . or: &mho* li b e l ; it 14 t had eueouiaged n o t o enter t a i n upeofthillnittrl ' ; .olltiject. , t . . "- -- *•--10 . .. 7 .—.. it !kiwis: from .GOAstsdi !fir* to 'lie i+n 4 - Ind D utcl. is ll* gtk ttistiinie It4etvetljaat iiighti kiwi ipireu iiraoother part otos, flyer. We have itteeivetl the Pdriti Papers up to Tdest iest. The? &twopence the ventwif Of hostilitiel -between•the Tinici and PCiaiii.w. We have received Spaniel] Papers td'the " itiftli ‘iist.'' The fatfbwitig ni an ettract APRIL 23. "-We leartessibeetie iolnrsteties from iheofronCieris; time which it appears that the Spanish refugees at Bayonne 'are ids coetenwed motion. and that Stleyalllnt orfiridleig *mid uo the cocci of Macey ; it esseated that the authorities Ore sc 'aistaiteted tsgttr 111nr itittessloit, god are pritilihi‘tn . feirser s site it. Stedtgleis'ltavS in ttod 'urea icy lice frontier of N sears( fifty or lifty chests of lerhiti and stir rnistiiiiuo. A Ftasidera llaif has arrived, bringing- Pepin from Brussel, to -the• Eith iristrhe'followiiik ere *eitritets vt Mews. aVitt I. 25. A report is in cicculation , here, ifist one will , eery soosoet oat fur L 01.6011, ehhrged 4rila h"Otatifoir of theliighrst inittortance; Vilich . is itipposed tois.eelstire lq the aegocialions that hare taken place between-Po/nee MAI Wretch and General Tatischeff. .11 is said thlfiheolljeer tistr,ls N aornage with Ibt i "Englith*GOeetishe i tiplmilitises i st a treaty, in case the Othiman Porte should persist is its Mo rose! to accede to the terms of the Russian Ulthantant. 4 Letters froas *Bucharest, of the 10th instant, mention tliat,, .ste•en Boyarriare• been tars to Silistrix, whiner Key the., .1•41•• seat to Ctinstotelriople. thh•e who renialteare strict* watched, and eaanot escape. I hey are, in cosseqmeacta, • treat alarm. 114 torte bore' nlreidy been 'going to huts. Ifrokiawa s .hal lbw Moja Bey hair hitlieete prevented the 6. ilitiorimis oho Aroma tante relega itrehhatabia, lan 118 dim* hi about 1;000, ere raid to baselieen'takes Wei babur flay, and form part of the corps of Witigenstein 11011* . tetainet1 their black uniform, with the 8E44'10 aid Veit lung beards. rugsm•. •pßrr.9.3. lectilietarally affirmed in this capital. that nor ricers-; meet, which has so much it NM/ the previtiraiiito epekitniit, lussoccseded, thousth sot without 'difficulty, iwptivaftlittii on the Court of Russia to delay taking a decisive resolatios,' mid. to •watt • for the malt of the new cesocratioss whiehl M. Lomat a to carry us with the Reis Effendi, aceoediug, to instruetiotta that have been seat him. The last dispatches ftiont•Coset Lebseltrim; Mir Emmy at i St. Tonershumth, bring the Ireintt of his coMaindititiorte 4 with Coma titesetrode, after Which the RuissiaO Cabinet has resolved to wait the return of M. de Tstischeff, who left this city two days ago. He was acquaimed 'Whale last Mots artitint eirpt * lts ditisiellitilmee„, sad aparrovedof Ohms.' Fresh sleps will be tabor% .s firms proposals made, at Co.. . staminople to the Divaselsriba Austrian Ambassador MI concert wish The' Hislitail Hdtetilliiiht ; and there is no doubt • that thellintriltit Of Fritter, 'England, and Prussia will stromilyispportihnee propose% : et least war will not be .begun by guesii till the Masse admit* dllesHations Is hods,. to the several Comte. nit, I 'IA*, Iraq lwiskiveliiiay, is the tree siltillibti of stairs. fear public men are very snitch dissatisfied that all the jourads DI mischance enibts. rape the report that wee is termite, beatifie It It retried And theme reports rosy call•el the negoetitions. To leis we Wait ascribe the tone of irrilsilon io some of the late articles of the mate-tan IffilaetTar elh the affairs of She Es.r. Bid it is to be isliterVed, Ms( M. Past Is far from raying Mat war will nit tate place; be sin* contests himself with telllnchirreitters that the :lemming inserted in most of the Journals ate flitte.—(tirustes Papers. Mart.) . . VIENNA, APRIL 27. The AtUirialt Obsecitt; rroili tike Will With butedess lisrsotteingeetitivt . is . (at intik regesee, Turkey s ard Resins or to the 'iteiteellit itins eft 4 .1 p; • ' .4es -v . _is, il t iiierjay, at two ri'cleels s .se Oabineeeeitteil il/aS r hew at the Foreign Office, its Irritsitripleeti which was ottetided BF the Earl faViitteti).i E.att 'of IiattKOMOY. Earl of Wiurriaolit;za i s Mr, Veil.; the IStarip;.'s .of Loenettisradvi Earl I BATHURST.. *% Resresoir, MC Welelti Mr. k.Bnauns. • lasoravaan, the Careen Ltiti ii de file EncHennota, alt . irßONltliiii SIDIAOUTIA. Thei , teauertif entrfithitA the dtilVrlfkillen till ifhoht a • quart*, pild'ltint 4%4 .. 4 _1 tuarilkif tfta Gereerinerkehe Bank of Fetes bd 'bed an taterttew with tale CHANCELLOR of (hi I. Ensifensi sit • A requinittielt ter' Me' filth Sheriff of tfii cotti4 of Kent is .in coarse of sigestwe. for • inekting " to consider of a _ petition le Parliament on terd general 'disefeil or ilk erhi'iti% and Mt the necersitji of sr refer& in• Plithani*tit." A letter has been retletiecl 'roil Paris, which edam on gebd authority, that the . Tar kish ' Goiern4 %tient hear decided on seeding a PlettiPotentiry Id the apprtarehing Congreia'tor settling . the sffain a • Ehropie. M eel' . iat pintance is attached' bk the'sf i . terte thittoneemlon; off vibielithe prtism:setesino tranquillity is considered materially to, depend: That a Cottrell, fee the 'eberee 'ph Virtue !MI tied: ally) 'assemble Wan lenge? dhubted in go/uteri usually' acquiring correct informatiem. !tapioca of meetings ' got uol, IPS, 11, will he Florence; end the ConitbenieJ went , of its deliberations will not, it its said, be de ferred beyond the end ofJune. Lieut. ell/MU AI.FX AN Pug, of hit Mkjems r, s hi p Col/lance, whose chest; cumielning hit'cianueissoni, was weakest en shore Iron' 'the Wreck, ai stated in the Newspapers of 'Tuesday the 30th ult. was fifth son of Robert? ALEXANDER, Esq. of Sestuouni, neer Dublin. This young Getitleman was a mast ga m ma . 0 ,4 prom i s ing Meer, and universally re *puled seed reliariteti.--( Keening Popes%) HP 0 YEMENI% i Loftus and Lady Okla) and family have arrived at .t tbeir bpi's* in Devoniliire-platee &ern' Wilinvnttith 6. Dip *Hares'. front lordab's Hotel; St.' isei ;-irtveet 4 111 r. anal Mrs. - ioseph Ashton, Mr. Henry &MOS; and Misr , Unite; on a tour. , Mr. and Mrs. Mow es Mown and family arrliecr luday at Hydzanies,Htilcl, Duvir•sirevt, Pont lbAksen't It Nutitag. Tltannhire ; John - Radicle, Esq. left Alan • • Culotta! Xnd Mvs. Minor and foreolfy si:nireJYintiftlay of '•"Thl;neu's Hdd, Berkeley...Tsui; hold' Mieii , mit is pm. foreishire. . 0 *rrioals Y therClaremoviigioteNtillid - -alreet Law. and Pit'' , i ftellew fropt Seeveniteidrys •Col.' Ira Mrs. Hs linittiarfrnoi'Paria Wearou t. BP. from sufrak, Beller, Esti. from Oxford; 'sod Mr: and Min. Miugbier fiats °Paris. - ainiamaintwoonom s • PAstilusirsiim PAftrfes. The tituniesnatiereet %in it liv a Cpt* ~ Oj, i 5410164 fui a rent on Iliondaynexi, it .r lanai is Bakelevaiianne, • General kola eniertalweel asoiber dialiatiprisichl party yet feeds!, t linree in P0r9a14 1 .4011",„ . . , the B isho p or li.ineoln• es;er r vilhparty al Teteiday tte tinuee , Vipoutat and riecoucts racl . 14 hype. Wm. Ranh of inviration for ot paely on iiidel sash at their loess 1. Lig Viltehj.4rpre. Sir Theinat Letinard,' Bart. ti dimair put, visosedit al liirisoar. fil Mi rk y Cheri. ...,„ 4, ~ 1: ( I •.:. . 't.' . ..%*.. ? . ' ' .':;;i• — : ~, , • .. ~• ~ ./ .. ...... 4 • • ' I -s.. • ....1 •., ,Alki, ‘‘.: . : ,..1 --•;:.c "f 4. •• .. - .. fig . 01 ' , ; N .. : • -tdo. .;.!,- • ''' .r . , .4 ovfl i i ;;;,, - Fr. • 44- . . ~ ...NIP- Irt ..4 7 ,.., ~ . ..j - •a 1 I •- • - 4.MicrS. Thirtrafterfilrid 'Urea, depot . rooms. Se Wed otioainy. eiteoing was both boisterously and ele iiatitly There were prnent uperntils of 400 'Persona of the' brat distinction said fashion, among whom were—. Daher--Wellingtoo, 1111 d kg'''. Dagekases—ffedierd, Weltitigion,"ffigya, Riflmoad, and Mormon. Moquiis Graham. /ffertiffefieireeZilreVonealla, Winchester, Londonderry; ' and Cornwallis. Rath—West nosrland, flower, • rent, - r ge, 4 0 Zi k ; Mount Charles, Wilton, Aliallosele; Widlow:Kioronl, try, li•we g Morley, Darnley, Glligihi, and Clare Countesres—Ahoryne ' /Orley, Mansfield, Cowper Bela more,Uatiridge .Forel,Sefieo, Galloway, Stailhopc; Asa Casio Howe, &4WD. Wilton, A ihealark, Clare,„ -Grey, sills, Nuaalslq~rLy F.lialoulk, Bathurst, Morley, Darnley/ Derby, lisreawby,inal Wicklow..„ . w orth—truward, RaCenavroith, Strathareo, Sondes, Marto Kee, Folkestone, Clifton, O,sulaton, Gage, Binglierah, Gar-- lin, Paola!!! A. Hamilton, Harley, Gwydyr, Grootkam,l• "Ifi Et wird of ibighaes,Grastille, "mother. Lynedock, Jinson,l G. Seelbach, Bayaiog, 'Brudenell, J. Thynoc, Alvauley,, %nesse, Palmerston, and G Somerset. Leiliet—Fottemose, Pointe, A. Bensford, Gordon, Maar. Ker, - E. and C. Murray, H. Chiffonier, Gage, Forteseue,: Glyn, Forester, R. Walpole, Grey, Hymnist., Honors, Lai-. auhatos, I f Lemnos,. C. Barhaos, C , Ensenetabe,J. Si. Clair,. C. White Melwitte,'M. Report,. /Vernon, Barnard, A. Pow-1 kit, C.. Start, F. Brudroa, Motywetia, Gwydyr, Grant. ham, J. Fliggibboa, Reanerty, C. Wood, C. filaedemald,- Granville, E. Edetwonbr, C. Poulett,.C. Greville J. Ref, E. Talkie, De Clifford, Pratt, J. Anonley, Ann Cot e , Bwry,, Fiizeoy - Somerset, C Shermrd, AL.:llmb, IBalissesi, tinai,. E. SI mrshato, A. Varies, M. Ryder, E. Bligh, Daadas,• and F..• Palk. Baroness and Mad. Wertbrr. Coasts —De la Pasture, St. Antonio, Polio; 'Mil talee toted°. Brunow, De Vignette *UK anda De Robitteln Id. The French and Prussian Amiisssadoes. A'Couri, R. Ferguson, G. Ribn , P. Mwllittaer, C. Gentile, H. Witham., and J. Copley. C•leftets—Davies, Brand, Fremantle, Bowater, Wal. pole, and F. Russell. 'Afeteet.—Lncelles, Milts, sod Misetag4e. ,Mialrases—Vlttheibert, Lain Fux,G. Eintib,'Arbalknot, Malcolm, and B. aumont. Misses—Selneour, Forester, filwareonit, HoWind Rice, Stanhope, Mitchell, Fitzclacesn, Sint? ISewy, fleinerfe, Matleod, Pergdsun, Beard, Copley, Pere. Amongst the latest areiVais ISt 'Cieltinlillit y lre— Tbe.Countette el Gosford, tidy tfarrilyoon slog 1'0,1%4, Hon. Mrs. Poisonby, Sir &is iniq,,edy l rlsaling, Sir S. Johnson, General Vincent, keel Siewast, &e. ... .... ... Madame CArat.aa I rija. expelienced Is return of the boatload's from which she suffered hO Much in titio bar Otte prufeariiiiial lob,: • t• A o.: 1 pew royal stand tib ßik i st p l ot i Fte. lace coUrVe, ander mk. ifii n t i o. ;of Mr. Kati. to in a very forward state. and is ehpreird I to be complited by the-time of the lititining rages • fth' the ficelitiiiit elf his NlA:sarr and Aiifi. A ni4 traoBY, under thetigit i or" rt, , i iidwie, i4e SA.Fon. or the 1) - 42 of .Ifallipal. the Om, epteroe." written by Mr. S iam %if Oil tbeitre p is . about to be produced. We late Neils * gilmai .. script ectoy aft, With Which fee LW IlitiVit Otter' lf— the language is spirited and suer Ma y a Alud it em , braces many eacellent points. 7 -,teszeter A{freal 1 The inhstlitileti of Ladle, wire tt Olch gi•- [ tilled on Wedefilday last by thcattitg Ilk Min dOir Which Arra' ixhi d in . Liitirmi . eititatir the ' ini'pe'cition cif fil e . pu lin Platy see. remarkably pelifithe initials; i fi d to r Wery tractable: 11. d docile. The whole uteri purchased attA hibtogitt ti'liOni i copal!) , by T. A. Kat i e:Q*l%l6li P.Cht. itifilfier Walt 6 a Laplander to take cliaS,V'(?f fhein., , ~ i The apple and. ileai:traes in most iitautient itt this eminty MWstWited daring the lilt sielitli alit.; 1 5 teiink tiromM Or a fail &d i p, 0411E4041i . ;1) Mite whichliaer exiibifeY . 4 Kner blossom, btit 1 . , for the lad !frier or r tii, ,days ..stron g blight hsi 4 been vary prevalent, +hick probably ha greatly injured the early . appl4.4refift • the tittekstaid'ou4s, t hioeoittil mit' mbspe• dill' viiitation, siiii,,,imi. 0 ggine hopes' asp, still ehleit:a74d . , of • , eunidetio• bre piki'duce. The pear -trees, we fear, are seriously damaged by' he blight. Thus/44mm genehilly look wittl,:atid thti 'Mite hale latterly greatly imPiovell. •—(liertforli, J°"" 64 l- 4Ag, - 4tr 4 1 4 as _, „Luaus NA.T3I tut.— 6 . 1 0,175),;.un„,611 ewis:ne ro ppertY of Mr. T Butcher , . Jo is, Butcher , of Arlingham.. 1 Gloucestershire, yeah • lamb whit* had two,. Irtvtitithi, onei in its natural sitwatibh, 11,4 d itielitid • forme& under the left ear l . , andT.h.me wre roar teeth ,and a tongue in nee's' Matadi; a wiadpipe and a, swallow perfectly formed. Tits lower jaw tithe second mouth woo also perfect, but she ear stip- . plied theplaie of hamPper jitii. Thi"eight'ikr iad no commosiestiOn with the brill& This cuilosig lived from Sunday sill this evellitbilif twiitlpilsel. and hail Wit kit by many speastiii."--1 Hereford' • JbarnaL) DRURY-L4VL Last Attg efiti4d 7 oTTAe Claistrestiee Afitf. riage was lierftsypslist this theatre to a cisawded led „rwthte9ta ttle /9 00 trtlCoi. This charms/as weve sit P94lllllitilY twit : 3lsof iLwawkirethilsetperfisvasnte 4 slims comedy more that, tiotlilillfereliti„. , M r . W. Wart spietiied in tl~e .chw r iact O fkbh9f , fifor t tlie' list time' miri , sot ng ottsutempt war 1 '41° 1T...0 i teW e rrblg, fus s e d , AP al. the elsiScully of ,9;iimggislit..,prepoownwiuns in (avows of long-es:a tblialseei fame. But notwithstanding t vane igei Mr. Warr *as emiliently anecrisful, whether his 11n4lbrinibce 'stanti .. upyri 'jts stop turits, or be :10iiectby eimp orison with others. fie looked, „arid. dretied, and walled the character ailinirshii. /le conceived completely, and execute) Ms conception of the arduous varieties !Wyli e initiate the character of this, antiquated, ham ; but . that which calla fur the greatest ptaiee, is she nic, a.scriiniUatiosi which he evinced in delinemtrig Lit constant struggles of personal trinity Will, the' occ.e. atonal parigs'of envie/toed is.. thriniepow. and 1( sairhar , chameteri he Slimild equal posawarshere cuu hallo doubt he would prove a great acquiSttiors to ibis theatre. At. i.,irsicra :0414r . rr fell IDLICATINU . 41:11f D CLOIIII,IIN TSB CIIIILDSI3I OF POOll cATHOLICII. .t • Terterdny evening the friends nod stipporirrs of Ibis ex 'relient Initittition, which chitlins for.itit94.-Ft she rdpsfattod and c - othlng the chi:diet of poor catholic' in 141. Gileea and its vicinity, and providing en asyloin.f.ir the 'retire Maintenance of destitute ( c olle orphans, met at tse ; Free masons' Tavern, Diest Caere -street. lu xel(hirate ire anni y. A sumpluotgentartainrueut wais.yrimitted foe ahem 400 persons, who satdlowu to dinner at six . o:riock, Lie Royal Highness the Duke of Susie: in i6Febsh , suppoi led on the right hand by the Duke of Norfolk, and on the kft by the Portuguese Ambassador. We also noticed among the company—Lord Stiturtots.l,,lfil Nugent, the Earl of Bksin. lon, Sir .folio, Hoyle, Sir Thomas Coustslilr, Dr. Collins. • Coesiiselloi Rdesou, : and sever!) tithe; Persons of distinction. After dinner, Non mobil Domini was song by litmus. Collier, bigwig+, Bryant, and. Foster, when the usual meats were giveu by the Royal Cb•iimsn.• The Relinet of the Institution was ' then read, it_preseoted ' a mutt Haltering account of the exertions of the Society daring the putt year. , • After the Report was read, t* children, who were siX no- Mserous that the fOO.ll was filled almost to auffocatiop, Jere led in by the Stewards, while the band played glow music, and their clean and wholesome appearance excited trial Ledo , t ration. An elolaent speech was delivered is thett presence, ' after which they were eondseeted oat of the rpoin ia the mine form, lo shy course of the evexiog several eetelielflAreteb•• were deliveri* sod **NY sang, revs swag. A kaaibionio subscription was made by the contiftall. • PUNSRAL OP SIR ISAAC EISARD. Wittlloost. NAT 1. This afternoon, at lialeimet t wo o'clock, thy fospial of Sir fuse Heard arrived whb a bears, drawq by' six horses, and Ave troorolitg roaches,, wish unmeroiniattead auto, amni.git whom were Sir *omit flayler, King at Arms, and many distinguished persons. The Chapel bell tolled. T he corpse wan met at the Chapel door by ,the Canons residesit, and the choir of siugers. The pall was supported by 'slit gentlemen, sod his robes sqd smurd were placed on the top of it. The ceremony was extremely 'rand. The choir soap the funeral service, and the oisan played as the epypse was carried root.d the west unite. He was interred to the left of the 'Chapel uppoxinithe east dour seat the 'loyal family's yikult. •• THR• 41Rxr. •% 1 ,. I* , . 4: 2 1 ... . ft... -. _ _ . Two vfmkgssb• of As 416th regiment marebed *pee Hull. pn Monday week, wader the rommited of Major Baird, One fur Carlisle, the ether for Tynernuutb; two other eowspriotta proceeded uo Tueedag for Strudel land {which will be the heed wearier* of the r egiment fur the present); Pod the re maining those ("savoury& will quit the gerrirent to 119 0 1 **, as the arr.eal of fhr 2d or Cluiwil'a regiment of foot, under the commend of. Colonel Do/pea. •.. _ _ Tuesday steuttiabt the 57th regleteat of foot, nude, Mir ewet .laand of Lice).-Colonel Carey, C B. was reviewed at. Ere.. squaw. Galway, hp tbs. disiteruisFed officer Maiur_cl e rteral Sir Juba Ely, who capr,ased larnsrlf wisrady pleased vritivilve IMlliiarifrpritruce and cameral atausetteriag of tint well ettaciphued col pa. , anaml . PIONON 8 HOOTING. • 71wr witch between elema Gentlemen of tie Asistin against elteeo Betekinghamshire sod Bedford, took piece nnOwelatseLsy on be 11100 f, Epping Forest, at Dire lOW, GO VIII mode, at sweaty-owe -rowels (rem the gua. The followmg was the number each kalled:— dri toirsiriit. • Till cLiis. lir. s • I 4/eist- &mei r mt. Jonas Mr. Ersamu, . 4 Mr. Coulbersv“.... s. Mr. Proirhatti r. . Mr. J0r0.......",, t, Mr. Molloy 7 Capt, in Sigma . . e4, Mr. Giroux 0 M.. Crams Mr. Told, 8 Mr. CartwriKbs .... Mr. SuvitMogi. - 6 , Mr. Mr - - - 4r. %. -....• .r. cnorsiugloo.... Mr. CtieelMir .6 I Mr. Fielder 51 Mr. ellle Mr. C 0411111644 Mr. Nelson 4 1 Mr. C,rderup ..--.... I di • 69 I . WU a-opening swat th.eigtiont, •n 4 the averee bee. lint at each' abut wee 2 to 1 ein the won The Clot, lon four buds, wheel' died out of the bou•dery, nod the Cuuotiost two. Tontday night, or early on Wednesday ratirviine,• some (hives Woke into,the boardithvachniil of the Misses In Manor.place, Kitnetvoad, Chet* a, and fold), d the Arab t 114 a grsiti quantity of wearing apporr4 table and bed-)Salo, anal seyitral artistes ul; plate, cini,l•tue chit Or er .aa, and,.4baisrl ribose, the property tit th.• Ismail lashes (weird • irs), also a very valuable late, told-aitutiallod spl-bol, sit inches bug sod foot broad, kaviags ,dime Inlr .. ' • • . • '• tenter/Omer of the exertions, lately,made.fn • behalf of our ifirOlig fellow subjects in Ireland...hp SpecOlinanchave not been idle; .mud we are me, s o hear. by letters received from Dublin. that coin has risea witiinAhts last week upwards of 30 kr4p;;, , wittl still the market is well supplied.—garee.W4l,d if bi.bettee. in these saelanchuiy limns, to: pr.. 0 ,16,e t6e . .uie or all anmaited grain in distilleries, ;Sid allow them to work from sugars? if we wish .tb leave food for the hungry, and assist the West I India merest., of coarse thy great distillertei !paid i 'ildineiliiitel4'worli . from sager, cud the revenue out bt in thileis4 duninished. • DrAI Sr Ft GHTIIIO,-.41 boxing' rons'rek tog); place on ,Wednesday night, 111 a fi rlci at Ne;in g . two men of the numrs of bletkeresq, cud tiarriaglon. in consequence of e pubbc-houve After contending at latest hug rather Blrokensop was carried off the after receivii.g a heavy GU, aa,l ha died front the ruptureof a blood vessel. - I ti • L 1 T r J :. ~.,,. _. -IL _..061