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Hoe. sad teamed Croatia, iddillt Ai mot think the Bill i s Re present state would austatir • biosapectstions. Captain MABERI.Y eipledied. Mr. CH ETWYRD said; thosigh could oat go Him whole length of the meanstre, jet it woo highly desirable to s l ier t he law as regarded the mode Or gaining a settlement, sod us to the ~roosts rakes* of litigation. He should propose Is abolish the mode of phlox • settileMent hy arr. v ice, fur in looking to the calm argued in the Courtot King's &Deb, It world be food' that was one fruitful muter of litigation. He would also wish to abolish the gainiog,of a m ilirmeat by apprenticeship. sad also to raise the runt of the tenement by which a settlement could be gained, frets 101. le 201. s year. He was at • loss to know on what prim- Myles that breech of the law which regarded bastard chit drra was framed. At primal the mother of an child was moth better of than the !mother •f • legitimate fluid. If then was any prospect of soy of these pointa int introtlyeed in the Committee, be should certainly vote for 'he second reading. Colonel WOOD 'tidied is suggest, that a residence of seers sluselii out he subject to removal. tie P. MOORE Mosented that he had met heard part of his floss, sad Lesrsrd Friend's ststemeNt. When trot Our measure sat brought forward by the Hon. and Learard Gentlemsa, his (Mr. Moore's) mositioents, the eitiMeoe of Coventry, met and agreed to ad nottommee petition, which was presented to Out Home, maims' the Bah ; aril all, he 4 could my sew oar this, his constitoemts were still of the same °rimier at 'Ate the Bill was first lainidtmed. What ever was the cooditioa of the poor at preemie, and whatever were their rights miler Ihr ie. as ihwasard at present, he was not one to say Net their rights should be lesamed 4 Sir ROBERT WILSON approved of t h e =AL present Dill, and thought the awn it was the .! more it wield be 'petered. Mr. Alder... BRIDGES awintered to the enjoin) that ' the law as it stood, at presets* was defective, both as rte ;rd. ed payers of rates amt the person. relieved, but Ito *l a med that moo might be done by • seen snidest admi. oleos/M*4 the law as it at preemt emitted. Mr. SCARI.ETT expressed Ids ellilimatime le the Hon. Member fee Brecoodire, tsar the sesideeir with which be bad communicated to him his ideas e• the .object. He harped the Honor mould allow the Bid se ms into the Committer. Mr.DENMANhaiI understood from his Hoe. amid Leotard Pared, that It am sot hie iateistiess S. divide the Home, sod as that aaderstaadieg maay Gentlemen had pee away. Ile fur owe would mot give the measure of melee\ of the station of the House as to volt far its Boise to "tr Com miller. It moo impossible to lobo the BA by Med; it mast beeemesdered as pert of • series of measures tafii fettiag rho Weems of the most anonyms clam of Om ruottossity; and if it were to ou to a Commatlmi, that pinning might to stand fur another night. Mr. SCARLETT said, his Learned Friend was, he be. hexed, tie oaly person with whom be had cinetwooicated,, and whit he had said was, that It was oM his imeolluel to press the subject le a divines, if the gnseral man of lilt House was against it. Mr. DENMAN sapisined. Mr. COOPER thought the Bill omit be 'astir* now defied to be effective. TM noose the* divided. The isuildienerere— ', Foe the secoud rcailiog of the 68 AgaMit it •• • l6 Moir retur n t o the gallery we foiled 1 . • i Mr. P. MOORE addressing the House. We understood tie Hon. 'Member to Mate, that ea hie return in his house Mot day he found • letter directest to him from the Lords of the Tresswry, implication himself and three other Members v 1 that House In • serious Mimes. He felt obliged me the Lards of the Tresseerfor Jordon him as eppartomity. stf rusipating.his character, fee his amuck, had alw go *mad before the public, and he was at all tiros reedy to challempe a rablic timestirailm. 'Mal letter be.eitit 40.14 le len bead. —(Cries of " Read, read !")—The Hue, Melaka. Hsi read the following passage , " Mr Lords have &gel° received • Wier trim 'Mr. Jr... Mr. BENNETT rose to order. Hg tiel dbe aid out Mollies, Ms HooMirldite Vrieset aeseeit, Gemini* haemeedimei. • He uoderstood that a charge bad been geode egelete tine or Iwo individuals, one of whom was aboest, mod be appealed to the feelings of his Honourable Priced, whether it remaild net be better to defer the subject, In the ,alpence ores Hem. Member, who, so far as be could leers, had eBlOlOO4ll bath I UM to bring she subject before the Hew. Sir It, WILSON objected to proceedieg say further Webs matter in the absence of as Honourable Member who come Mipl4e4tel in the transaction. As far as he (lie R. Wiisoie) was concerned. he felt the charge to be quite contemptible. Mr. SPEAKER professed that he had nut the olMliteat mules of • bat tbe lineation was. As far as regarded the point of order, he MOM say thai he bed heard patinae from the Numerable Member for Coventry (Mr. Stooge) that ito.r !could consider disorderly ; but he would just beg Ismom ' sagest to ham whether he shoot/ think proper, dirisegh courtesy, to let the subject drop foe the present. Mr. !HOOKE said, there was no men mere eindees te • conferee to the wishes amid regelaismo of the Home Aso be was.—.(Hear, hem.)--All he wished to soy was, that if • • charge existed. be was ready to MIMS that Marge. Bet that on the other hand, if the Leeds of tie Treasury weld state that they believed the charge loin without tomeitioo, he should resnaio perfectly satisfied CII A NCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid, that If it could save the feelings of the Hon. Guillermo, Imbed mot the slightest hesitation M saying that every Itlembee of Me Trimmer disbelieved the charge. But they felt it to he their-, deny, robes circumstances were represented to them reflect iaq ue the character of the Hon. Meeker (Mr. Moore) and others, to communicate it to them, w miler that they might tram the calemoiator, if such . helte.—(tleor, hear.) The conversation thee dropped. PENSIONS AND TAXES. Ca LCRAFT wished to know how all the public • holism which stood for this evening was to Ise disposed of. It was impossitile that at this late liar Ibeßryrort of the Commonage us Pensions and Tate, needed he received, and he therefisue hoped the Chancellor of the Exchequer mould postpure it. The LCHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he Mould have wicked that the Repots would' have been ov erlord this evewing; hot at this 'lsle hour, as that would not desirable, he should postpone it .until Monday. The Canada Trade Acts Hill was postponed sill Monday. NAVIGATION RILL Mr. WAtLACE moved the Orderuf Day fur the third res ling of Me N) ligation Pill. Mr. DIVENPONT hoped the Right Hem Gentleman did ~ot mese fu bring fru we; d so imporlaat • measure at au late period in the evening. Atwell Mort con yenta i nit Mr. WA L LA CE consented to postpone it to Tuesday next, hie on the emierstanding that at winoild cuine uu positively eVe•Mg• Theleet Ignite 'grade Acta Bill went through a Com. Miter. EXCHEQUER IN Tin CHANCELLOR of the EXCH IRELAND. EQUER obtained le"e to h.ing in a Sal for the more effeitteal wrraoseateat of etbrrs is Ireland relating' to the receipts of his Ma 3eity's Eschequer to Ireland. Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, if that twessare ahould effect %store ecuisossuut mad effectual arraotelotitt is lim•e uQicciti be showil withdrnw the motion of which lie bad gives matter, hit at skeane hair he most state that he did sot meals to "laden the idea of reederus i y the Voce-Chancellor's office a "'ore rtfectral one, it it were not embraced w the plan of the ~►Ncellpr of the Exchequer. shoo Nr.GOULEURN gave aotoce Shot nn Monday nest Me ld stove for the Irish Miscellaneous Estimates. Tts other Order s of the / were Own disposed of, &ad Ike Haase at i jourocd till 'Moestay. } hulls hod Co. sold the two firwf..dreon Prizes "r 'Nulty Thousand Pounds lam Lottery. N IX? 46DAT thelaiteay will ALL be Draw n , rootesaihr To. Prme. of Twenty Toe.ssA Pomade Meaty. &c. 'HAZARD and CO' s Offices, Royal Exebeegi Gate ; ; sad 2l4, -Oefded-steeet, of Swellow-stleet, Ihrir Atone s all the prileipslCosetry Ike : firm NELIEF OF TETII IjH Pooli. Yesterday • VOWS! 111Metinre of she Itisbaeribera reneoeia with the Associations fee the Relief of she 14aaafaeterisip wed Laboweier Poor, wtts.lsaldl at. the oiy ef• berideellt. erre, Hiabersiate-aireet, when a rospebtableaeseetblasre took place. At twe . o'clock Lord‘Donomin leek, the Chair, and was surreended be Lord S. .Id, Right , Hue. G. C. Villiers, Mr. Monte* L.Sismatiquet. Bash Jeehink•Watleit, Esq., W. 0. Porter, flag.„ H. Bodkin, Esq. Ste. dce. The object of the meeting was stated to take into email aeration, whether sap reserve should he made nom the m essiahs( fund of she above lustiturios for the general por poise+ of the Ceersirres, ea whether the balance of tee fend should be divided between the Mendota) , Society and the Subscription foe the Irish Poor. The Nubia CHAIRMAN ...rued, that tee Association had folly answered all their purpeam, and there oar maw cam. stdatable battect its band whirls was left so lb* dissrelioatof the Committee to appropriate se soy laudable pervade they theses' fir. It appearedt that its 114 year ISIS lb' itsms-, lino for the Relief of ate Manisfartariminwil Lish i lerin g Poor was formed, in whirl, year 10,000/. were subscribed towards its support. The following year its success was not so up. parent, is consequence of a smatticlee that its object Was po litical, and 'iota she year 1818 it failed altogether of suc cess, bat then 48,000/ wire estbacribied.by its friesids,.outof which a bo's'n., of 14, , 100/ revitalised no band after apes. pense were paid. The onertiun for them to consider was,. whether they should think proper to divide the whole of the 14,000/. In thh Irish Poor sad Mendieity Society, or whether would be most proper to allow 5,0001 to each object, which ',mild leave a NM of s,Otilg in the Maeda of the gaieties Cries. voistre, to enable them so support the dasociatioo. Mr. BODKIN. the Secretary to the Mendicay Society, attended the Meets; is rossequeocr of the advertisement la the Papers, sad was asked by the CHAIRMAN, " Whe. Iher them-was slay trust is the report which bad bee* sir, related ewlldlse tw trills which were said to bitstock *poi Cork, chic That all able-hodied men, willing wort,. if *el came to England, would be supplied per werk Xt. BODKIN board sornethinc of the report, and had rcoehred a 'ewer buns the Mayor of Cork, swim( that the description of bills mputtoned had not been offspially distributed. There had beta 'balances of pergolas coming from Ireland with the tale. --..-.---- -.......--.... SOM. doubt here grant us to the competency or the As. ornsblage interfering . with the balance in hand, is cense. 'pence of the'v beilsg two Comeottees connected with the Association. In 151? • Committee met to form ale Agee. ciatios, and la 1913 • farther tweeting was held to supply AA to the poor Mound of bread, and the balaseenf the 14,000/. belonged to the. Committee which *as formed in 1918, and there being two separate feeds, the one had no tight to meddle with the other, they being two dirtied Coat. laillere, JOSHUA WATSON, Esq. rearmed, that • member of the Committee we ISM had no concern with that of 1813. Mr. Serjrant BOSANQUET also concurred, that show was no. ideolillelitiort i ad they could loterfers. with Cu, the blamer, of 1818. The Hon. .I.C. VILLIERS said, that all they desired to ksow was, wbetber the sobscrirt tors of 1814 ard r lBlB were so united as to authorize the oar Conneittetla - dispose of the balance remaining io built Own bsuda.—Tho balance of the Corner was I pout. A Otentlenian of the Committee did not sey Mkt I'o4t± would, be sompoest to appropriate feeds trig1!;•111:1 • • related fur anallier object. The Iphroriog ebuniM or load were MOW labouring under ditlrcas, sad. there w ,4 , goestios whether, they ought not to Iterelictea if the i'; mitleit voted their balance an band. lie ' had oo objectioh , give it to the labouring poor: of England. Lord SUFFIELD mid, that he attended the tweeting W erten thanks eh behalf the Mendicity Society, In room. Intim of the bricntion of the Animistic*, lotion they under , stood was about to contribute • sem to that institutors. H. Lordship catered into • detail of the &Tetra' that the 'Societe had rendered to the commualty, espee4ally I. the di► tenter* labewring close, sod likewise itre relief they had re.: &red to the Irish pone. The state of Irelind rave them a plea for impend, sod if the Associatio• intended to promote ally Instrtotiun through the medium of their foods, there wlt• none more worthy than the Neediest, Society. . ' After some 'further conversation, the question was put by the Chairman, when It was dctermised to cell a public airman foe this day fort melte, to consider of the pmt riety of voting the egos alluded to to the objects mentioned, es whirl fhe meeting broke up. "Kr VaIJZSALL Grassisa.—Tis new Propnetove beg I. lint Vauxhall Ellardena will open on .41111111* NeXT. :hoe 3, n g Aerthe tspecial pi *wisp il"tit. 1019. 'LON DON, SATURDAY, JIM is 1822. A Dutch used arrived last night with achriees to the egili last. The following are extracts : lIAItBUROII, MAY 24. The latest accounts from St. Petersburgli, which are - of the 7th of May, do not crake any mention of the departure of his Majesty the Emperor for the south of the empire. The report to this . effect brought to England is, therefore, not amp; firmed : it probably originated in the departure of the Grand Duke Mtchad. They write from Vienna. that the Sublime Porte bee 'hewn itself more compliant towards Russia, than might have been expected after the conqueet of the island of Scio. It was thought, however, that the *Turkish Government was, perhaps, de. siroas to efface in this manner the bad impres. lion coined 'by ,tae dreadful racemes coiwinitted in the istsad by the Asiatic troop.. The exchange of courierir between' Vwrien, St. ,Perrnrbu►kh, and Lipid,. was still very active. In the Austrian States no preparations wereobewed for drilling to gusheraa *my iJobeervationiso that the.hopre of ourintainiog peace were undiminished. Oriellloisete hes. proposed to rotsie Air three yams longer the present terifft but the. eitisturi.bove re jecttd this proposal by a greet majority. IRAGUg. MAY '24. In the sittipg of the Second ct,.mber of the Stotts General this Joy, two inet.suges from his Majesty were read: to the first was annexed r pro ject of law relative to the duties to be laid upon foreign distilled liquor', according to the general law on the finances, &der, 12th July last year. It wa s ordered to be wooed, and referred to the sections of the month of October. The second in troduced • project of law relative to the fisheries. proposing • chine in that article of the law which Prohibits the herring bowers to hung. frerrinKB caught into any port bur time front which they LEGHORN. MAY 115. Yepterdsy evening the comet discovered at. Mar. .. Be4leciee,see4i f kin) the-OW(l.story. . here. h..liat in the north-iseet, between a. or Castor and * in Auriga, and of the imam altitude_ as the ; nearest sitins. This outset is.not visible. to .the naked,eye. The light a very faint ; the. nucleus sad circus', ference very ill detined.—(Duich Papers, May 26:) HAMBURGH, MAT 411. Exchange oe Loada..-36 10. ; 37. 1. ST. PETBRSBURGH, MAT 11. • Exchange— ! Condor ' Anna n :d ata ......—. We have also remixed Flo/Wert, German, and Preach papers of recent dates. One of the latter notes, as a rumour at Paris, that orders to advance were dtapstched to the Russian army on the Jd t , and that the Emperor A Irsituuter hod 4 0(44 144 ' St. Petersburgh on the uth May. Had thjakpaita.' the.faict, it world - have been noticed in the S. Petersburgh coma iss die Du 'cis papers which comes i down to the I Ith. The notement also varies from the contents of the German Journals, one of which, the Auttriart Observer of the qoth, not only confirms the previous accoosit of the Ottoman Porte having consented to cementite the provinces of Wallachiu and Midday's, but litotes that the evactitsiten had actually commenced. The troops in Wallachia . began their march homewards us the Bth. The MT. terns] state of Constantinople is represented in she same article as perfectly tranquil. Regulations o( police had been adopted foe the special protection of the Greeks, who were allowed to observe their re-: ligious ceremonies, sad enjoy their festivities with, out the 'slightest Interruption. The news in t,t)e Slander* Papers is of the bite pacifio character. The right of winch constitutes the most vexatious end oppressive part of the, tp# on salt, now pro, posed to he reduced in Engle's& from fifteen to two shillings a bushel. It would be en aggrqviitlmi of the original sin were this right to remainin force after the reduction had taken plate, a rei' dualism's, swat, Wet the remains Will not jiasoify the continuators( the expeasimsraschinery. of the collection. All apprehension,' on that point ere hoWpOrii+ laid at rest. The )(ea rl a LITE liPoOf., in rewiretp # qaestio# from rcf hi:we:rut p k O K House of Lords last night, - stated, th,tt in itle event of the Bill for the redoetion of- th e t ax b e i ng Passed, the right of search would not be insiptesk i 02...i_ni .v. ; •,. ;.: M .pFAIILITT i Poor tiemovsl !pi) ass thrown ~ . u. t night o i o n n theH rg o o u t s o e ti of L:ontmons, , : a fte i r og e , ; i rs 1 li, t h e t for th e second d • --...- 101 . Vag of policy intended to he pursued by diyitcriiiirint iowardi the States of South America, was alluded to last night in the House of Cum ulous by Mr. LEONARD. The Han. Member ex. pressed his disappointment at not finding in the Cohiaial Trade Regulation Ball a elapse recoga nixing their indepenclesoces The Morqam of LoNpolgrozipT, in *Rimer, stated, that he had no information to give that was not already before the public. With ill humble deference to his Lordship, we do not think he n ee d be a f ra id or ashamed to speak out plainly and boldly upon this subject. iGuirertiment .caapid avoid the acknow ledgment of the iodeppodeuce ni the late Spanish Provinces in South America, and reserve upon .the question is unworthy oft greet nation. ___...,„. I Oar extracts from the Roblin Papers add the couaty of Longford to the distressed districts. The distress in that limiter, however, does not arise frum the scarcity of food, but from the want of means among• the peasantry to purchase It, in con seggence of want of employment. Don ASTO3IIO JOSS DS YSISAIRI, Envoy from the Republic ofehili i has.contracted with einiornt boom. in London hid Paris lior a loan M . one milhou *baling. WEIN/ interest at 6 per.c.ot. Ntaterday morning, at Juilllnist eleven o'clock. the KING left town in 'hie travelling carriage fur Kew, where his MAJESTY spent the day. On Thursday the Dyke of YORK trawiacted military business with the Kiso. The Duchess of K ENT and the Princess AUGUSTA, were of the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER'S' party on Wednesday evening, given in honour cit' the birth-day of the Princess Sopbla M ATI LDA . 1 • On Thursday and yesterday the Duke and. Duchess of Gt.oucEirrna had . dinner parties, and veaterday they had also tin evening party. Thursday the Doke of GLOUCESTER, attended by his 'Aide-de-Catup. visited Westminster Abbey, io inspect the alterations, improvements, and re pairs, which have lately taken place, with which his Royal Highness appeared highly pleased, and also at the 'intuition whichis.aet apart for she Cenotaph to be placed of her late Koyai Highlteuttburrnicess CHARLOTTE. Lord COLCHESTER (late Speaker of the House of Commons), Ins Lady, Ceptain ABBOT (who was et Algiers with Lord Kisumu), the llon. •P.- ABBOT, and family, arrived In town on Thursday afternoon from his Lordship's country seat at Kidbrooke, Sussex. His Lordship and.tamily arrived at Kid-. hrooke from Italy. passing through . France. on Saturday last. His Lordship, it is understood, has returned to Euglarid meittly with tbeyiew of attend ing his perliumviitary duties. • Letters dated the 16th of May have been re ceived from Genoa, which state that intelligence bad arrived there of the appearance of the *pl t ague iu Algiers. Tms Fuana..—The new loans for .Russia and Chili were yesterday so much .ilia subject of ape. collation, that there was very little el.e doing.— The Chili loan was dope at 75, 76, 77 4useian sq. 831. 84.: 83, It was the 01016'1g due for, the Spanish Beads, and the floctuottoua were. great 7—. they were as l o w as 60, sad done at .62 ; Prus sian, 86; Danish, 85k. Consols were •793 for money, and tioaft for. July ; •Reduced, - 7190 ; 4 per Cents.. ; Dog Aphuities ta The general opinion moms to be in. fike.o.uiof a sue immediately after the Console shut. .~ • •-• ‘i". N t g .4111 ft. 4111r.0... , • • • • • • 17- M • fig /7 -N Z /6 . 1 ' • PASIIIONABI.E . PARTIES. • The Duke of Devonshire entertaised Tiseownt and Vie ronntess Granville and a large party yesterday at Devonshire tis..o l e. Thr Couples of Erse; hat! • fashionable part y yester d a y reviling it her bnyee ia II -street, Berkeley-square. The Martinis and Alarchi'uttets of Lowdown will enter laid • party of distinction this day at Lansdale Hesse, Berkeley square. The Berl and cuentesa of !teflon had. • dinar party yes : terelay at Ibrir.hnastin Arlington-street. Th, Hint, Mr. Bilks*. entertained e t par of his distils . pialted friends at dinner yesterday at ids lisionte in towistreet. The Lodi,. Fitzpatrick entertained • wile( fashisookirs YtalbrsOl. at. their boa is Groavenor-place. central, Bose eutettained a large party at dinner geiner dex 'filth house in eurtion 4 .plice. The Eirl and Countess of It otitis bave issued rocs of invltatioe fur an allertainaneut ou the Dinh June at their buns, I. Privy-it/sedate. the '4.V•thila nll4 Lady Harriet W. Wynn have lamed caul} of k4 ,, t l P4sifor I party nu the Albino, at their honer in W. Jewset.'s•-equere. Tbr'Arnitiesi.Jur Of the Netherlands will glve an elegant enOrteinment to the Duke of Turk and a large party of dierioguislott persousges no the 9th June at his resideace, I WhilelolitriAce• L 04V DUN 441.Ati JPI4I SMIANS j [Ftal• " 4cherayttet 14ttof if,egg . gf Aiskions." 41.3 COURT Dant. The gown is composed of • or* sod very beautiful *bite transparent material : it is wore over a whit. satin slap, and I. linstiri4ll thy baMpap of 9of skirt by a trineraiag which 0 4 1 o V!rd fiff-rttllA 1 4 _11. 'bey are esopporred of frafe,crorseci with pia & guat, an: bellow ripeelaila. Tire trimming emassati s oftheee row:: the Wee' Si very strik ing. 'the kraal!, le earl.* ; •it is militia' at the Last, wh i c h i s s b iw i ta lh k g Nags' issclgsr t the loon part eif the bust is oroassesied with pink sails elieetorecia r edited. 11 . 1 blond , lt/copied wish bi oe a .14 ioee.li• to rorreaprord. The ttilll is cusogosed 4f pint wate lusiestrisa, trimmed mond with • haul %sat WWI% lig isstiyitted isle nosh oriapartiorais by snots rose bads. The treat Nue II 'waned is tight loose curly at gaols sale, p ag, 10. *ape .tbe . torakaarl, y pod Oral exppfed. Held.drae t . diasoupdaopd p gimfesitia of white uocurledaistrich Necklace • lid, rfage, 'kid gloves, and Sikh! satin siioei: ' ' LIMNING DRESS. • A mead fowls, eignaissed of eel crape Newt : the skirt is ongessegte4 wish • Ittlaatiatt or the awe immaterial, ipter. matm4 1 44 hires formed of bbsy pate, }}mad roe de Nipples, dippli la' rows of stars, irregalarly placid. StOtlillt •his trilipaiag is another 'conapdsirl 'Of bead; of the same ,material, with satin c r i er; let In. The corsage is tight t• yhe shape; she wadst is rather nines lima the null , l'alitha and the bust is cut low; tt.regeded in frost, nod orea. Foe • (et! at for wish • wri4t4i p•ibr•ieleipi its blue silk. Short sleeve, formed is oho syle, wilt:full puffs sod spaces Leto's', enalaroidered in blue to Correspond wish the corsage. lite bled Val; is liitriCatit rather high, amid arranged met full Lows. The (rent hair Is a goal deal ilivlstal, amid, eased at the sided. klaaii.dresg • beggar,' of wil / f dryers. Neck situ•e4 eitfiait. 9 0 0, 44 1 e. ) 41 ....hPernt #1 , 4 TN/ 44 St‘orp. [Frost . " La Both 4siriblit."] - -- WA • Aeolo-GreeltAlress ef fine laths seponie ever tiles berenef.• 1,1114 *kite IlltalAhm *Wu% ; IM fever Arbispo+ol I gor "Aloe' Pad ' , C ilia ' Pf#r e al (4 ) 1 ;5 1 '0 It altai 1 1 . 41• - imool.tid by a ilea te e same issoltro4. [toilet of white . shal. "potted imereved orfile'. s amid . 404 *Jai' a eirsisau, is paMeg of tufo giro 10/a Islitle silk cordate r the c•rewlitsreamewltid ith lilacs and esmt acorn. Lila. kid 'Uppers, Ohms ef yellow hid, Mel of Wee snrseet. -Tbspsbowl throws Oyer 'MOM. le bilsibite eaebetaire, with a Issassiftg stsiegated bifefil • • . . SAI,L Daps.. 1 1:1401.1411•1 net "lei a milli setts stip. Tb. oet.dree• lie' ,bein "with tee fell.seallePed roes of pink my" ejtk delieate Erin of polished steel. diver these shi ts ere besetife I pint 'tqweni of eisdittieell t bi beads of polished sleet. The sage Almot • with a gdotaseliti Mimi** la eOrrapood with She b•riler of tho dress, as is Si. teat cod abort sleeves, siblib ire fell. Elastic' eel nib of Mitt and white; the stripes troosveroti. tkorairk if Peek craP• end PVII6III/1 eind, witblell pleas °wage 'Ow loakid)nottlmol levitssi .wb4Ag yr 44 kilt P 1 1 w" }err ATV! PfiiiiahAt4 _. vti silk 110.sla! the Fiji! ? t i cr,fi! l ° 9 !!`:f p!. Ahrir ;MP , M.!410r 41 P P IP o ff -" f e r c i froni P. p . :rktretr , RfAle hiti L iNSs. ' were Niter toe roßts , Mffe St 4rfPfift, ThstArdyyVie ilpsk 111!. in as private a manner is pmoi . ble; 1:47111pli. Illht ; very dtperyitm ,end .iorte eatablithvd insetullt of le -P,,,,0the4141tr2P441F, et Covent-gar en tjasalre. , Mets preptoed 'swat attractive., .pd little depbt.rtmahrt loc fJ e V jic will fre emeluec 19.Cvi9"•;h9r,110- • ts4l4‘,AUld e!tfeAll for tA's 4 124 4,. 111 AdaritY.91 1 Nte..fr ' The perforunetices et £b. Windsor Theatre- for the benefit of the outfrting Irish did not, take place on • Thursday. evening, as woe atniad io this e s py. They,were postponed till this day. A sermon was preached et Kiuusgate on Sunday last, for the relief of the poor distressed. Irish', when the sum of 551.. Os. 6d. wis colleCted, which has been tranwriitted lathe Com mittee in. Loudon. The 4n le stesm packet sailed from London to Bainwitie on -WednesdaY last, tiaing a noioer. ous s psity of 'passengers on board ; arOong whom were J. PoWatL PowELl., Esq. High Sheriff of the coonty o 4 Kent, whit was put on shore at'Mar pfie, with his attendants. is4XT Wzgx..---The Birth pa 7 of our late re . zeta Mostereh, etiT a rrtity., is the day fi t t ed dfor ;frasetisesibe Siva 1141140; sad :as the whole ta ► o be ecided is'OOe Dal, lb. Taitinnor Mosey' Prises of Twenty Thousand Pounds, tied alt Ilk oilier Mims Capital.' Sod wU Ptiramnal. be . all drawu that d•y. RISH'S Offiess spear to bF 14r:tames Relive ibis isbsfetinise sold )0 Snares . hetk :TOO , l'tQl•• of Twen i tit P.PPs fr ?•! .( !r . *. Co..Avo, I, Cornhill, are certain Att . re,t,n ;Nino, !is the prelent Lottery, pinch, afirsy• - ari MaysOilie Polite - with tha Pulige, will reply, vary fewilhettii by way Oferlogy;—oite nib.* bill Is de rielpildlik Out whole Lasiery behk to be deviled* ii . one -Dsy (asaalllitraday),ettas gabs, isi Must ,tba Tickets, aid Itarti ,Wft -5 1 teS , P kite; 41,01, ati v ir t ,!!' aleAki,tn tri , l 4l- e • i•ed Prige• 7 *ll nig . 6” . !iijereu Cip . {4A a . , ad aCrat=addTwdsof 10,001*-11 0 11dDinas • sad Co:lsirelatlar ireoadentillsikmatlision that abaddW these are O'oe ea sale at 'the Levity terser, f 441. 1, Cepa au.L. • fiVr cenit.—`4" RAW.: Perk At the KINGS THEATRI.es THURSDAY NIGHT. Thie was a ski resigailleest fete. At eight .'Slack is the evemiog, which*. a sansi delightful, owe, the satistiorling streets krises astute led, pest dews firth, a, with Mama. rs Isle getlisPs rif gaili-dreeiedircesuns, prowiesadiog iii every direc. slot, sod long like of splendid eqritishgel sigh gapilylllft4Pien slowly approortnag the trait esals• •.1 attralitasse.'Ttie crowd directly in from of the theatre, sod for awwastilitssli • distance . ap the ihapposkr, well eery rlepair. ;Ss 0,4111! rols the desire tp obtain initial isinsissipa I. thotattrow ay*is. "• ter n at that earl; 'hoar, Hist hinny of . 1 earireg.'s sat down their cooks), as fai op the Haylaarkei a. ildfiraffo . lareet. sod their plowid imitates were eosteat to nftie. their way ibrungh the amiltiiude its Wan irtstsotea with Zell li ditelible draserapprpiens of costume. Early ip tir ) ,eveping it was understood that shi Ithig tort been pleased to . stgoify his intention of varying illa •Ai r estera'iitle of Hie theatre; and in consequence tilleitriWilf • • people who inhabit the Arcide r.r•••ed the saslred %twin • (roar their from., fitted them up with Isracheo,owsphst o ts, wise, and, let th e . readily at frost kw to efiersi °W 'a single seat. Every thiog, was here wore sr lest, Jiri the. ftl. (ode did not appear so be Orate of the arras` cap e gal continued in the flaysmirket, and the Cdc l iktptte-ihret . of. Pall-mall, in fall eitketstios that the %Ai, wurild esti* by 11 the same door as on toorday eveslirg. . . At ten o'clock as escort 0 c Lancars,torilt up their gnousid is frost of the Palate, and Oust flit same kune s dead?. Teo' of the grenadier guards 'fined (be kresde, freed one asininity to the ' other. 'Froth tilt- 1111 half-past lei Wit taboo up is the arrangement of the beilitsry, sod the aniehi. truing of the Coinniiture rentals His irewilswle of the *verde estraace„ foe the proper reef:000o of bir Mayetly. At 'length. pretiselsat hilt-put tea, a Jowl about , scout..' varied by a . flourish ..ruiliseti:groaisinied the sp,prarlf 'AV' ° the Siivereigrl. 'lttfa blijedity left the' Palate fn 1 'citrate ' arena by tato'cressis.eolastarra horsini; sad Wring sligt*(44l the end of the Areadr,• .dance d along it ma fwd w441,11* kayo( if iglisirM. the I)pkq of teik out ai a 1e01# " 4.41 r . .- of roshire o r a ci ti k aintlit.aurrqueidr4 by thefatirst . 14 Of ale, .nil pr byt the•Yeorseii of the Disitnl. • - ii M ajesty whet fitt-rliers *finery snifet i ad 4( smairlet Tad toil. His Royal 'hake.' the Duke of Vest illarAble D 01.4 of Pewrostiia apperred is tie saw splerArd rods sob. Tilt( fiCiaig, opochnoil I. the enjoyment of full, WA,. aso4 • bigitiy se4llilifil !testi the .case mused bun, ' TO p 14(,f. liOQ. It i. Impossible, by descriat ion, Io iloyeetiee So the long. niece iespectirele of hi talgriot . : TV Kest re was fitter r,p with a degree of taste sod twileadont: Ise pit *wad tutees over, eieu with the stage,audebelked with the Kist's 'cipher, and l a q lt a il a d",k4fliOl. 04* **l kinlideni•• *SiveallY as itsfo'hiel !gismo o woo htf ?Attar before the kuag's memo', it las ektplitelp ekreed vs . praininiders, escrpsiog a ' shalt pail teethe ttie'llkifyitbdß, )Vle . waileseiwen foi the display of the Penfdwrishal' dampen. 414 itiffirtrfit flees of hoses were variously etrhellisliell he flags,- flatnitos,sf :keen /*weir and PlMmr"Kkr 48 4 +. 6 reits."(tffstifol cututtfoi . a.P 4 r• in vailaps pests u( eke lotee!tyy !Atom . tearporai ti ry ?tap. cases, torera Wil crimson c o il, wee* riveted Tor their. Pie of 1444614 414 Hle eri isoolkallei bilwreitk'is yler . bones as/ (kW. Iliepft,lll44l/4( logiVr er the theatre Ile\ Nilo the Wilts, wads use greed soloothst itte'earluf Which w " p eed 4 i!'aPilloteitefr fry:rut/agog bit, ffielegt in • ter * lap taf,gtioodert by ?(tW, and citariM, apparchiaN oho wretched and forlorn Arleen's finial, kissing opontliarp-- weir this iiii'lerient drisnliie Aria; prtfcioitill Wis puriiised, dlog will al tbelitifteiderkprAslieoftlit Segal ity agpailoy g yes, hesetereatkiag kith& digkrekb of lk present bout, it is delve itifed to witriessAk . . the *areal, ,beseesietree— )lllst it s * syskaal l in emrspy. loaf, we hope, will Ere+ the sag 'uf ihese yet rrilsentbereff is Irelaridi in *the della of litt'vsit l atid the "Mint* of bir alialidtsiod, Witt . ilk, Mt rbitatilleret Ay s pseiple t oebto Will et iforttittodo so . . - . . _. . _ ass Antic t. rTIA 0 5••• .. Arpordie - ke, wt ?AIN, retie orgetwinly crown, eau awe. 1 . ceie: ~........ ..._.. g pPie!)f . ..Y.o4, 8,. lb. !apt sotto ; tba Iwo bas i cs toqAtlna rigisi of it by tint three of Deonsarlf, and the Litres of s Phiolge Aatbariestlars; *ail llie two on the lift by the •Layi . Pittedneasei. 'The Wingssiwrie lilted with' rieh itadeare eria tics; betiniht frons• she royal !pram, at Kow sod %Vitiator- 1 Ilse arena** paresis/from the stage were cis/tamed with ta, kind of aim of gold and scarlet, sod she arrangement rertha whole dectrattos rersted a brilliant sad iwpirsiiiF rip efiih. • " . 'litre different Wade were ill attendsnce: the bands of Ibis' seeped regiment of 'life guards, the first foot guards, had 1 colitstreanr, is their, fall tusitusurs; meagre. Calliper, Jpitiren. Mod ,alissorde . ; and Afr.Payttes ,barnt : the whole plarld in, ilkffereat gam of the use. • 1 Clo Ili Illijeitfi eistrsnee the anthems of " God sere de Moir *ketch& stp,'Aittowed by " Patrtch': w trif ' At fiat moment eiety part of ski Theatre was wiser to ea rens ; sat s sigle hug 'was sulactopird ; tbe wrltios heat apt read to the other was Ritually crammed. His Majesty Too ' coadoeted to his bog by ibellike or. Montrose, the Lard ; ll:R. ailat t erlain, 'arid Are Doke .Y Deionsiiite,' add war hilleired if tie* • Aiiyil 'Michele's's the Duke of Verb, Prinetes Au gusts, Prisons Sophia, the Mike sod Dodos. of Glosses ler, she Prism sod ?rut/rens of Deanna. They wily who itirt tbs good forlane to winse es the coronation, can keg a vast rosctption elf, this brilliant aketi l lilage. No paganism fam were t i l a ff d e sti s tr o d a e:c li e v o sin " it t o o ti f fi s i s h i e st iohie cri e . e. ili flittColAejurtries.rtriiire; attired with great aimenticeere, sparkling with jewel:., decked with a prbfrelera 41 . tworiels r fasthers, sad 13!ariug alsemsoeks at Fbe girdle—pouthfal self kiedy, they appeared like Aerie, !assembled' to iclieic of 'au tatted mirk " Forms such as Nature moulds wiles Ike wooed vie With Pasei's primal, SIMI give birth lathing@ • Lovely imytied toe fairest pit:Whip." Lein may they merry, ,Ikete,,beeuety egimpairetl, agd ue; may they Eberislitbe..eigee phew a the Imes 'ltiees"ki oe stir, Steele" tit AI add la ideht Me' liaavaiiireftiale•ef. c um* le. 1. - • - •" 1 1 1.191eltaillsSarealbighlY atelikta, ead.ettaatiseelfy estie Vevalpg idhemistely aisle the jllestriops onowages go Lis right, aid jai: AO tibia' sewed, her poi& fit ieha 'the Prloemii of' breiriirli tat oil' ith left', rod Us Rui Aril rat_ Wei tie Pilate df 'Deirmark oa - hie ri lii, Inciter hie Royal HigliarsiAbe Deltoid York ewe tee other braiicLes of the Royal Feasily. Their Iligburatea.Priece sett ll'uouge geterttegy Teri um the k i lt at ,the Prism! of Peamsyk is spottier vet t wLich was only divided by • eirtaiii,'Wlilfh the Ildi4etty ti 0 .041 Ne;*lie aOirtun4ersed Wog tbite alejestY retired it two ettlock. • • *Si,(b ebordimisemitalied preemie of the other sew, o• i_o. tired stoat p 4 the feeder. ambassadors, some •11 . i.r . . The Al . of Luo du u y ass uribly The pelformaece opened with a pat de deny turiweee Veeitie eireloh4'wheili,Xencluil.l, the COTS de Balk' •p. peered. Tberknaafte of the - Minuet de I. Come was folly performed. , Thaw follevt•d;* at some aiid t bl ',sweets, saadri)l4. t by ell. the principal dancers of the Theatre-, a peg, gle l it In Ishii* Devereueeirmade ionsplcdods Veil • feNkill at lon'teribe' tire& by Pawl idd'Aferethiarell 0011Iit sad indebted •perfoithaece. The pressirrlis We ARM gramfel vtibibitiou was 'revere,' avid galietetef weird to be occasionally (peonies is curiosity. Refresh wets Tare sma#ll provided is temporary balls, covered le from the irc:di. Along table was laid out is tie Copeert Wad' L ottethifie Wed Vali ; Arid' ttost loam km% eibirlehelstied by'iliff %k6M.re of the Theetiv, ma* elm's ltimisql• Id Ilk, feat, and keds air. The bhjoet of dre g ago l iatetki l eg la above all gasiia4 s#d to judge,kost i the isms* AtAbeAglbla wajkotaldtu . ppeee its 5u7.., beet Inca's* iz r d bea - ataliaie Svid: TWe'ttifav duce , earilttilatick is rattled at 4,11001: • • os •to -3 bfga..,t .t• • • . . . f . !r9 , l4tipti that t.oid BA i llpil4.olr4 • ( . .eir. Aso halt' it 1* • . • ~N w rscsmr,et. ipnc Fres efir Dow' ff rd It* I eigiNK I IVA 1 0 1111 4 Pt .1 1.1( I. Noe shot Jail*, sod the-meet freflkast et Omit ► liere Titt t pools 9) traoyiertaf,.. awl at ibe col remokti of tleo t , Ws. seapeasted, bropev, or wallet tat Witter...lila Atilt sffit Coleibicli tie royerit ma scaly Wei **itiomababil 'by ille - laiiiit44#oll: 1, **Leading its kilts oiser lee boar* to time fevut • v. The coop"; boo WM necopiett by Ilse King, lbw ! -if -44 . ;( ~~ I fM ~~ k ,~ •~ 11 . • THE )3RITISf-t,PRV,S §