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• TO THE WORTHY AND DZDZPRWDLNT 1144 - Toits or Taz CITY WESTMINSTert. Geortamen, ITruu you Are no* convinced, that it prenbetird heat no iglu presomottoa i.‘ tor, that, in my Alagoas / IA of toe Solt ins& aeknowkatipog taw pantos], to err pait alto et ..oacilir tied slipp..d, 1 Not Uhrd r declare, that eras no. is the 'WA diem ki rd oy it s rt , rn .xrstin, appes...o. of the Poll The result 0 - the toe la* deye,`Moro Ono frail.' the confident, I then enarittned ; that ottofidenc• war footsie! on nay tmml nip of the g .td 6 mar, the Honour, tr r loyalty, and She ea11..1.411, at the itloraues oi Westottivaor. 0 Um wawa o! the pa. moron" of any Gentleman who ap. rand so a-seere that they did not poems, three stalls worn eetotaiont Asly wnowapprebeadon MO a Cam k i t. te coil mg? °Win Om appearance at a momentary tri wino. fig the remitting.* of where. I sot willing touts my fad *hereof thy bleats, so the present occasion. Confidant that a Snort 0011•111staile4 wtil ere etsreniete lineal 10 our IlLiAlliNol4 to a aloe whist. dowerras and demands the examen. of @gay Isar vba deans the preeermiun of tho Itanagiocoostitareiratt. •l bare the bowels? splig. Mb the thew respect .1 geoeillode, Your faistroet eraser?, RICHARD SKINS LAY SIIRIUDAN, Illemeswplase. sow. 9, TO THE ItlaHT HON. R. B. SHERIDAN. Data sta. N tie abeam* of Mr. Moore. I thick it my duty to ley Si.. besieged wromortation before too ; many pat , NOS WS. Oreendi •Ig thee Communes to-day, have vas desirous et elievina thewei.da, sod end. of canvass, but I continued to • f Woo aropiaidb, &w it would nit be approved of ay yea. Ma, dist S 4, • Your obedient Sereant, . . W. A. DOWNS. t ilt embalm, Zr... Whalurpue Timm, liseentar INCLOSED LET rut. Comitorist Room, Out Tea. Sr bases V Satuisser Evpinia Q 1 11 -I eatierry is inf Oren Tom that the Adria . .. : 14 • .!waredo rtere Sit {.gaol Mee. Cemeasesees St Jesse's Par.h, Nei tateeeoe rweee empamet likilwilMating in St. Gtowered. h. we tlio•ell roe eapoleior L SW CsaideNare, sod wit over 1 Mee bia swab Mt Nbarbaelea lIIIMML We bay •trealmis / mow Skikatea Week weed m i.e M. &wedge ; and ph, 'eked, we haw Ibiks dr Gm. Warns .101.yri.-• ere ease& &St Wes Cards. Rc viola fee immollable sysolisisi I•Heis aionset a..d. Si., In your stow obedient Servant. CH ARLES TWEEDIE, Acting Chairman* , Mr. So :Man% Coaanitteia St. .11•71111 . 1 PIMA. Ida Mar% E.q M Illbraggia• el Me Ceremeetee at the Shakapeare. TO W. A. DOWNS, REQ. . Dun Ma, 431.1 hays clearly amet.ipated my with* upon thisomaahm. I oweion me the Advartrompie f* 4 width mom Awn at eamin, ctrl in thine( St. Georges .s be e aohnokii; lain I pima *a twat Implant is Re S. Hears Yes an I and man of Com Patel. Wi Saar • introa et dike* ni to the mode of meeting .111*.rag it ir leis I cannot pretend vt.i.itige 1 bat I as no , euttlseir w. ea cannot be d;Serest. 'barefoot earnaulvak. Nint no alteristies whalers wsr take place in our mode n( bat that ma (weeds will continue to s Am the Yea Rojpart tit the anpollod Melon in tamer of Sir Samuel rodady the woo seal they alien for as. I sue flier Sir, your% sinew*, • iNdraterp ei#4,Sonamimit anew. R. lII.SHERIDAN. WEsTIVINS IER ELECTION. v ItervWeti Arringement between the Right Illes„, RICHARD BRINsI..LY SHERIDAN sod Sir • WOOD, R. se wool to at the iotwvir. so *a Stli instant, and since ennineeniceicel is the ielre miters, I. in the tellewmg words Plitt Wellamairl Head Nosed pettiest% en Adeptionast, Vewes his frimphi, noat• apponta, *eh Snood ow to MN Illienist, and that ht. Sheri timald da the he bit 'nerds, hi hem, sit Mow! Hued That e. empties "Owns+ It tit be incurred * either itveen i ereiens ed the other in his favour t bet mutual *nevi widadadoitetian kept op batten than OritiNeell "MUGS. s' Ttfoa - Ants at loadorino kf.Nslf ves;ionsitale fee tha et• moot thoodir, writ Casa**, Nelf mewouriend Pod wee allints.awd Mete& NV Rile ' , envy potellio amotanto to the Wan," WESTMINSTER ELECTION. C•IIIIITTat AT TOO Sti Atramit• ESOLVED.IItat to the present antenna Contest. of the ultimate success of settkli th. Committee hes no , Y will be honourable. to the bleetton of Weetminatee, •• se pert of the repulse etie.idutg it should 1911 en the thst. t. t SHERIDAN. .. , ived.Thet to Parbler Sobettlyineet, fee the maintenance of Coombe immediately set.n-bra,sa4lust goes gob. 6:6ptitat be el into the Sanittog Hal... of Moors. Dation and . red M arr. ytddulph, Co*, sod Ride, is the elms. bed Witham Riseell. Sit Illet=4; al . dart. aMJoite Edam, lid. Treasurers ; sub ject to the %indication .I the Coinanittee, atitasilt ate dincusa of Y.. Alumni Culotte. • PETER MO(R!, Maintop. (COPY). SlR—Frona the repeated applieat;nns that have been made to on by the diffamit Candidates, to exertion my authority in prenatal th• confunien that has hitherto ppressies, end he foalitate the otiose to IM Tt.il boolet--at M. occurred to me, that the 004 "tetra! means email be in mirenst a priisitatinet from oath Committer. to be 'tattooed ,he end of the Hosting. which lash to the Nil book.- 40•61 there a mutual to °evasion, fee the general Parentage. seek, tend, in a greater 4,.cree, to promote tranquillity and rad ord.., than any isLii!nal enerson on me pert. I beg trere n obak ehn.upse.tlen to your ceneiderat , on, and te avier•J.•ta h rlvr.vetarotsp. deans senhect. e ashes of the . ilitfrunt C.. dilates. in reery thing that can lead to the g,- .! admintaye and geed 1 Use the harmer to be, Sir, Yew emy abed eat humble Se.'ant. aft Tltillt moms. High Saila oietnewasse.street. Not 9, t 9 6. tight ma. Riensesd Semsky Sheridan, be be. Ti) ARTHUR MORRIS, FAQ Ult. SOU ts.e. N.., 9,1836. dAVE this moment bees &ma:wed testi. yeue Lame* 1..• ossalidant 1 mooed nu a—a. 7as. not, hem eamaaaroanwol a. this B.l.etwaa, I foam 64 owl anpreape4 tam ples.so seiseft "weever, *Oil niligiesai eget, teeth seaains a„, ',mon et AN lalier and even in vlsois•A• Croft ••• Alberta Prqq-malitky 'libel by wont@ at Oat and I • rikaiger gly word an vnu, 'Mat no woven:at on *hall ...duce me tit Evert *NII thus fume •' (*Marc I have trans nitt,cl qt.ar ieettt t" tee Covaniftervii who, I dou'A • 4, tonnlJut. iv ad 44 von , aug• • •tinn. 1. an tatimnefy proper anJ the *mod .a- q origin to ba oblig.qt t au fat pe.p.i,ng. I twit tie bona, at he, vow ote•Junt wrvant. Klett.‘RD EbINSI.EY Slfr.ftlDAN s LA.-6FM SP E.\RF. TAVER Y. See * Shts44, Fweirq, Nov. 9. LI SHERI') 1N having commun icated to •• • Gragee is law: teem Mk MONVIS, we ha%c um*. ~•••••....1. a o•p•re tls. mirrionel ou•tstamil and . stall t.triwtit% Io cagy eon elfrb, on romped 114.11 the mher 'Mr% llid docsade and proposed by see Hlh Me** 1 Sr, your most nberfirnt ser"!. . eh • Cr.i.r,ra, PETkit Leso.nan. L:1 ...a.nee kr A:: • . . ~~~ ~~~ ' Coo 41Q1 It —I loth Aims. Tor.-11, ciPseed. old wlt II L••-goo. !foam lion,* am elrussissi hew Alluagem Dim OL V .11 m. if s.al at-We • 14. owe *re Nog ••••••••!, 16^ , t •Ivi Peak • • ... I PS. •T SAM layseir 1 «ri g • • 411 Now Vaal WWI be ea TIN pow, b. risso4w« spasti.r • rt praifrol Wm." IN: • • •:‘ R EI alloW. .`,lll3it no ROSS !TOM rlpto• buil C. I> wit. intow jtrs a Mt S " b my au grim& Mew, - 1114.11460 M ess4 *soli 1. ... smiler* bew dvi no- At Arm Two 1 1 1 stir ; IL, L., • $44 iI • 0 0 41 4 to Aro artier i al to Welt II • I .mmilumnim • • re:. I 40104 T. L 14 I , . • - iternatteme tctenots. , agility asd wident Er sr. 1 1 "' Image net essillii sio 'NA. U i Wl4, - 4lt m '''.. . 1 --- ---- ----- eat KLECTOR4 ' 111111 W;;; not yet polled. aro lif * WILLIAMS, EM M. P 111114 witla tlOo4ppany to BREAKFAST, it Tea .Clock procisely. at the tat TUN. V . Market ; In older to proceed from titente I C „Is a beilv le ins tor use Mitt Han 1 B SHERIDAN, iiiii44ll,BAlllllM MOOD. ILIS WESTMINSTER ELECTION THE Worthy and Independent ELEC rots of WESTMINSTER, wit" haw. not yet polka, a re Pe400111114 to lemur tbo Hen. BERKELEY CRAVEN, a"4 Sir JOHN SHELLEY. Bart pith Ilii•tt Company to RREAK- F AST, THIS MORNING. at Ten o'Cloch precirciy. at the DROWN REAR, Horse Ferry y in order to proceed " 0 fl dramas in a booty, to Vote ter the Right Hon. It 11, SIIERt . DAN, and Sr SAMUEL 1100 D, K.S. • • WESTMINSTER ELECTION. THE Worthy and Indevndent. ELECTORS WJLSTVINSTER, oho hare ant let loonca, ard requosted to favour THOMAS SHERIDAN, te4. sail RO. BERT HEATII;Orr, Esq. with theca Company to BREAK. FART, MORNING, at Ten n•Cluck precisely, et tlts , GUN TAVERN. Fish;.; in order to proceed front thence in ' body to Veto to the Right Hon. R. B. SHKRIDAN, and Sir S AMUEL HOOD, K.S -.- _ NEWSPAPER ANICDOTZ. The Courier of Saturday republished, from Tits Ba Iran Pa ess, of the 30th of July, 1803, the Speech made by Sir Francis Burdett. at the Crown and Anchor, en the preceding day, which it thought fit to introduce, with the following observations : " As aitempts were made, during the last Mid dlesex Eledioe, to deny t'sat Str Francis delivered such a speech, it is necessary to state something leveeing it. On the 29:h ofkly, 1305, the Free holders of Middles-a were summoned, by public Advertisement, to dine together at the.Crpern rind Anchor Tavern, to celebrate the Anniversary of the EleBion of Mr. Byng and Siy Francis Bardett.— Mr. Byng and Sir Francis both attended. The time was one of greet alarm at invasion ; the French were espeded soon to make a-descent on our coast the Volunteers were not formed, ner were any suf ficient military arrangements made. In this mo ment of pen, and anxiety, Mr. Byng, on his health being drank, very patriotically recommended una nimity and exertion in defence of the country, though he disapproved of the tortnistr). Sir Francis followed, and made the atrocious speech annexed. The report we now insert. is copied from l'ssa Bat- Pa Liss of Saturday, the SQth of July, 11105; it w is given by a very coma reporter, an aJmirer of bit Francis, and is not liable to the least objection on account of inaccuracy, unless it be that the vio lence of the speech was perhaps mitigated. But to prove the treasonable nature of tl.e speech. and the horror with which it struck those even who were favouring Sir Francis's cause, we will mention an anecdote, leaving it to the parties named to deny, the fails if they can. On the Friday night, about ten o'clock. mos after the Meeting, Mr Spankie. then and still Editor of The Mont* Chmetiele, went to Mr. &eau the Editor of The /*raja, Put, and asked him if he had an account of Burdett's Meeting ? On being answered in the affirmative, Mr. Spankie inquired if Mr. Stuart intruded to publish Sir Francis's speech ? adding. that he (Mr. Spankie) though,' it so atrocious. he was afraid to publish it; that Fineriy was • tepeatieg it for The Chronicle; that he (Mr. Spankiey had been cutting it down viiiitiosti)ilas it to alibi k if po hot tbat it vas otiosity so re was no satin k soisrahlo for itsoi abet he woad omit k ahripotber UM The Clittaide. if Mr. Smart ottoillfitoit it from The Nero* Pea. To this Mr. Slam osascoir that lobed roquottad deo °meta.. Itooil • mow me me en The 'OM* • she . ttios ..4.13, te tainw k • tOis mid Alas nor. ea to shoat k M /So 101.4114 6 AN, at MAO i slater Primeirgles eight Imo ',raid the mom, m.ende a Rememe by retutamending union, might gesehre the execriablimief the rublic ; and &ache (ikapeett) should fah, op tha publi cation. bpol,llllllllPlLMilmailseniiiii lapis paper on Monde!, Spa* then retired. saying. he mast insist . to 'trim it GUM cautiously. and that he matild endear*. to make it pas , sable. it WI of ma* importance to publish, for elm purpose of proving the treasonable nature of the speech Sir Francis then made; a speech which his Committee. at the last Bledion. in print,d.bills. denied he had ever delivered. saying, false and tab, kilted Accounts of it had been publ.shaJ so injure the Baronet ; and The Abram, Chronicle, yes. The AlereiNg Chronicle, conduced by Mr. Spankie, held the same sort of language I Now, we challenge any one to thew or to name where a false account of that infamous speech was published, un less accounts, Mitigating its violence, can be called false. S:r Francis's Committee. during the eleetirin in 1844, endeavoured to confound the animadversions of The.Mernreg Poo on the speech and Conduct of Sir Francis. with the speech itself; but here is the speech, whole and entire, eopie. from Ty t Sat run Puss. Let the Freeholders of Middlesex read, and say if the man who made it is fit to represent th e m." . The someormetesest. we repent, *Wm, from The Cowrie, of Saturday night, and we could perhaps tell a cock sad 6 bolt story abase this famous speech, ' as well as The Coarser. bet we are confident that oar readers will forgive the omission. We notice it merely oa acconot of the following olucrvation. The Carrier aseraato. that the only report of the speech entitled to the law asstiee or credit, appeared origin ally in Tat Barrie* Pas's, la/which, it says, .. it was given by a very lowered r spatter, ee sooner i bee Femme Davviets, and that it is, not liable so the least objedhoo, on account of inaccuracy, mishits it he that the violence of the speech was perhaps mitigated." Now, in this ob. lervistimn, there is something very like a blunder ; hut wilohnutodwelling upon that, we wish to know why it has been found n otessary to represent the faithful Reporer of the Speech in 'fat Bat rise' Poesy, as an admisir of the prineipiesof Sir Francis Burdett, At therm moseent there pri ncipf et,farmerl • the principles of Tie Coarser sod its present concluc• tors. ate stigmatised as treasona. The accuracy of the ltepoiter in Ti.. .Si-er issi Paass we readily acknowledge.; 1.t.:: the Editors of The Covrier are. we be...eeto, the only persons, in the circle of figs iicartaintanee, wl-o have had the t.igt:if y to disco. vet that the gentleman alluded to, 'Abuse name we du not feel ourselves at liberty to mention, is, or was, eirieJsairec of the viaciides at S.r Fe•mcis ilk //data To • . ......milM. pasteri—hHoiiday .the FA& di TIC BRITISIE-PRESI LO?DON,• MONDAY, Novessaaa 10. • Several vessels arrived on Saturday and yesterday from the Elbe and the Weser. Most of them sailed in consequence of reports of the approach of the French, and to repeat their reports, would be only to give a history of their fears. It appears, how ever, certain, that the French have over-run Hano ver and 'East Frieseland, and were advancing to Cuxhaven ; but they had not reached Bremen on Tuesday last. Several reports concur in stating, that the Russians, in great force, had joined the Prussians; bat these appear to be only specula tions. Letters were received in town, en Saturday, from the West Indies, mentioning a very gallant action to have been fought by the Asses, of 41 guns, with the Foadregait, of 84, bearing the flag of the French Admiral VILLAUKIZ. On the 15th of September, the Awes, while eruiziag off the Havannah, discovered the Fou *toms, with the loss of her fore and main top-masts and wizen-mast, making for that port. Captain LTDIAILD immediately gave Chace, and a smart firing deemed, but the enemy was so fortunate as to escape nrder the prow/lion of the batteries.—Captain L continued for some time to exchange fire both with the Fordrapeng and the batteries. The Assn sufferd much in her masts and rigging, and had two men • killed and fifteen wounded. The French had 30 men killed and wounded ; and there is no doubt, from the crippled state of the Fortirey‘ei, that she would have been either taken or sunk, had sire been met by the Anson at a greater distance from the shore. The Middlesex Nomination commences this day, at Brentford. The poll will be opened to-morrow. After the nomination, Sir Fs A PoCIII &tapers. and his party are expe&ed at the Hustings in Covent Garden, to make their great and last push for Mr. !loss.. The contest is expeited to be very violent is the afternoon; but every preparation has been made to restrain the licentiousness of the populace. h is thought that Mr. Pau, t will be able to hold his ground this day ; but his most sanguine friends de not hope that he will save his distance to morrow. An section of the Norfolk nomination was gives in The Burnt! Pens of Friday. and from thence eopied into most of the Papers. It was prepared for the poet which left Norwich on the same day. and was. of course, a hasty and imperfect sketch of dm proceeding. We this day give a report of Mr. WIMOR A lel excellent speech upon the occasioo, but want of room obliges us to defer the speeches of the other Gentlemen who spoke at she Meeting. lit. Doke of Yoga arrived at Windsor, on Satur day morning, and transacted buainem with His Nt •- Jury : he afterwards rods with His M•JeST y and Princesses. &e. as did the Duke of Ksr.r. The Duke of Yost left Windsor, in the evening, for °elands, and the Duke of Kewr for London. Oa Friday, at twelve o'clock, Lord AUCKLAND held a Board of Trade at the Office in Whitehall. till two, when he went to the Foreign Office, and met Lord HoLt. At 4 a, and the American Ambassa dors, Mr. MONDOE and Mr. Procanav, upon the disputes between this Country and America. They continued their deliberations till ft.tir o'clock. Mr. Suit, the son of Sir G miens, and Mr. Amos, have lately been appointed to situetions in Mr. Waistline's's Office. The Chance, Co•eaLar, from New Providence far St. Vaucent's, is captured and scat for Coale loupe. The Leveed. TA IN sta. from Rotterdam for New York, foundered at sea on the 27th of August— crew saved. The Rover, HAL:or, from New Brunswick for Jamaica, is clitured by the Itexelet Frer.cls man of war. _ _ It is with the utmost satisfaftion that we lay be fore onr readers the following statement of the ope ration of the Sinking Fund. up to Novembe 1, 1906 : Keao..aol ►y Anneal %awn . . 6 ',53,16S D,uu, by Übe I per Coot. pee AIM. upon all Loans St 13!,140 Dego, by Laud 7'a• . 2::,54,251 Dube, .r t per Cos.,. por Acia.ea Imperial Leen 7 19,4 Iti Taal 1.3;,114.804 Thelma to he e%pqueral i n twining gnawer. 4,•.:67,17 11. 78. Major Teovrtt, who has been sent by Sir DAN /T) SAM (0 General Bea c%roao. as Adjotant-Gerwral to Buenos Ayres. is brother to Mr. Foot tea, late Secretary to the Right Hon C. J. Fox, and nephew to the late Bishop of DOWN. WILLI A M TODD JONItt, Esg has started for the city of Cork. The Eleftion for ;hat city will take place en Friday the 14:h inst. The Elettion for the County Tippeeaty will corn. 'rote the 17th instant. The Hambro' Packet. STLON AN. arrived at L e i t h tot the 4th inst. from Vatell, anJ reports, that the Dutch troops were within four miles of that place on Friday. the 31st tilt. A gun.hrig was sent in by the Acers on that station to bring the Hambro ' Packet and other vessels out of the Wever ; her cargo, though at hand, the master WAt not allowed time to take in. .1 ... r.. 1 II Y. THE BUTTERFLY'S BALL, AND TILE GRABBH3P. . „ PEWS YEAST. By Her loyal Hiehreem the Princesi MART. Come, take up your hats, and away let el haste To the Butterfly's ball, and the Grasshopper% feaA : The trumpeter Gadfly has summoned the crew, And the revels are now only waiting for you. On the smooth shavers gram, be the side of a wood, Beneath a broad oak, which for eget had stood, See the children of earth, and the tenants of air, To an esening's amusement tog rtber rep: r. And there came the Seeds, so blind and so black, Who carried theErn met, he friend, on h's back ; And there came the Gnat, and the Oragon•fly tam, And all their relations, green, orange, and blue. And them came the Moth, with her plumage of down, And the Hornet, with jacket of yellaw and ►rown, Who, with him the Was!), his communion, did ►riny, Bet they proinis'd, that ey'ntry, to lay by their m•tg, Then the sly little Dormouse peeled out of his hole, And lied to the feast, his blind cousin, the Mole ; And the Suit, with her horns pe'pi••g out of her shell, Came fatigued with the distance, the length of an el.. A mushroom the table, and on it was spread A water-sfick leaf, which thew able•cloth made. The viands were various, to each of their taste, And the Bee brought the homey, to sweeten the With stem nem arrstic the Snail did advance, And be promised the= a rain ,et to dance ; Bot they all latighl so lewd, that he drew in his head, And went, in his awn little chamber, to bed. Then, as eeninggive way to the shadows of night, Their watchman, toe Gleseworm, came out with lair!igt.t So home let us haven, white yet we can sec, Fin 110 U1.1411111/11 is waiting for you Of for me. ------- - THE PRINCE'S TOUR. On Wednesday morning Mr. Nou:ill, cf Sheri-Td. received information that the Dolce of C.7.lrence and two other Gentlemen intended to visit that place, and requesting such• attention from him as it mig:d be in his power to show to such an illustrious visitor. About one o'clock, His Royal Liikhness, accor:ipa nied by Sir J. Ramsdell, M. A. Taylor. E. ai.d the Rev. J. Lowe, strived at the Angel Inn, and insmeckately walked up to Mr. Nowilre house, is High-street. Mr. Nowill accompanied them thro' his large tuanufaaory, which the Duke of Clarence. in particular, examined wish uncommon curiosity and delight. The party, accompanied by Mr. NewiU, afterwards went over the Slyer-plated Ma nufathry at Messrs. John Watson, PASS and Co. in the Hertsbeeel, the humus susnistaa..ry rf Messrs. Mitchell, Wreaks, and Co. in Netfolle. street, and the screw msnufailtory of Mertes. Galli mem, in Coulson Croft, with all of 'which they expressed themselves exceedirgly gratified. The people, in great numbers, followed them Ifileilligh the greets, be7avia„v with much reaped and e =r; and when His Royal Highness and at at off again rot Wentworth-house, the multitude gate them three hearty cheers. The Prince of Wake had been expeeted, but, from indisposition, was pre vented from visiting iselfield. Their Royal High nesses, w» anderttend, weir expraedi On Thursday at Kivettseohouse, the seat of his Giace the Duke of Leeds. • Yesterday mornin,v His Niamey' paraded the Royal Ret; imcnt of Horse Guarls,Blues, and Kent's Own Royal Fitaffoad Militia, in Weislsor Court yard, attended by tlig !Juke of CAN tough e, Gene rals Fireaor, Boyne, and WILTHRILAEL, Coint SILIISTt 11, and Colonels Tay! ea and Dtt a now ; af terwards walked to Se- GeorgeiCleapol, with Pen cogs MULLS. Sarnia, and AtniusTa, aad Mite of CsMIIIIIPOR, attended by Lallitteillectecav anal Watoasit sea, and the Idba:Tocesissioi Count Mut:seat, Generals Fi tarsec Beets, au/ W c and Colonels Tay toe andl Ws at ow, when a Sermon was preached bythe Hon.Dr- Leona, Dean of Windsor, from the 13th chapter of Jeremiah, 33d verse. Afterwards His Manor and Paimcssses, &c. ice. rode to Frogmore to dia• ner, and returned at thin o'clock. ' Her MAJESTY arid Iit;TICESSCS Ectzsetrit and MART had Divine Service performed in the Palace; afterwards went to Frogmore, and returnel with ' His Maisie Y. The Right Hnn. the Earl of Dowountestotr, and the ktm. CHRISTOPHER Hat. v Hutcnissoo, arrived of Sett SOO'S Hotel, Co'k, last week. The Dublat Theatre opened on Monday evening latt, with the Comedy of The Belle': Stratagem. -id the Farce of lite Devil to Pay, in each of whit • Miss WALSTeIia porforrael the principal character. The Hops. was ct crwde , l. The List arrivals at Bath are, The_wics v.. 1 Dueho.SM Semonat, Earl of Cork, Coca ma Benner, It.sieop ar Fora% Ina .1,1 t.ady C.... 0 1" Lad? F.topeold, Led. Sem nuts, Han. MIN C. %%me, lion Mrs V diger% lion Mn Ynt‘ Rea. end Roy. A. St Let Hos. Mr. and Wirt Crenght , ,n. The new Mel•i-DrAma. in preparation at Drury lane. is by To &ODOR, Hesse. It is called Task or, The Sr se ef ups:: it will be cast with all th strength of the Theatre A c.ca• Face has b-en accepted at Drury-lane ander the Whimsical title of t. Mr. H." Signora Sros ACC male her fit st appearance chi seas ire, in her favourite part of ;kis, in the °Per of Tie lamented Three., on Saturday night, at Deur Lars Theatre, and was received with great apilause she was in high spitits, and was very well 11l ported in the silging and dancing scene b Mr. Russell. Mr. BRAHMA. and Mrs. Nov TAM, were in fine enice, and did great justice d the parts of Lord and Lads giver ; fliO3 d ' the songs were e •toad. Spirit of nap set. red • was given by Mr. Be straw in the ascot brilliac sty:e, and was TAptlinlUS:, arplauded. bugs was crowded with teary sal fashion. f