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t 'pal, to the astottisheseut of its readers, in • • ifi ilte hi -- A kiy arr t WIC) • int. II itteou of thv Cwrtir's."l A Pollin Philtiar d pillthlssir . I . l, "‘rtloW •"•.4t , "&t . 1 1 IS Ain Iftiie l kl;l44 ale" at Unlit). VI S. pi, SesititS,Slkis pit, SOWtbflil MATT/ speessistiusts sikielmrlr sot visidtstlitewey no- r rin'thie 'hiss 'ittolit' idatilst**Vl4ll , lllt ur roulars tOS -44bee . 4 1 4 ‘ ! ..f Loullos.—Grrst norms. is i554041111144;fa,9 4 / 1 9 /PA. scrilbr 14, this WS*, is h INtM !ifi e see wiliiaelaips Was h.( k lb. rs. Ille • meet eassideratte iltrou ?LW: I lklisellieb• .Cl Rics! .;" 446 "1'" 01" r) • • • .Rcl iR; iTI~►M lye morlimt flit 'pit. ;101, iteremo Ids deterrnittatioa.m. to tlit day on ailklt he will t• m bar kin 1 ilsr,.; sion ; but it ia c'oujectsweil .thatt hie. MA.; make a visit 'to the 'Million at , "irtirn abriut Wetineadity nut. and prooro.d. to I is, pipc, oa Friday to embark. Theilwee Royal yatehte,. Too the *hips of vier cutopose . "tite 14 . j.tleor . rifp. will be rent! y for final orders - no Monday nett.—Yes terday the I.'‘val Sovereirs, commanded by Sir Enw*au t K.C.U. arrieed from Deptford; 81141 tLis morning the bearitibil new yacht, Prince Re i fent, commanded by Sir bl.touixt. Ssirmotilt. K.C.N. went out of harbour. The lion. Sir CitsaLEs I'AGET bus hoisted a broad pendant in the boys, George, as Commodore of the Royal , squadron.—The goyal George will go out of har bour on 51onday ; on tvltich day it is expected the yachts will pioceed on a short cruise, to adjust heir trim.—The sloops of war Hind, Sir CH A Ruts DU ERA B at.; Brisk, Captain MONTAGU ; and emnekon. Captain Mixxsvr, are attached to the Itt.yul E•quadioti.—( iii*lfiikire Telegraph.) The assemblage of troops iir the ricinity.of the metropolis, preparatory to the QUEEN'S trial, for such is m fact the production of evidence against- her NIAJESTY, On the second reading of the Bill, fixed for the 17th of August, has already commen c e d. The 5 bir regiment of light infantry has received orders to march from Chichester and Brighton, for Croydon. It is stud a cordon of troops is about to in vest the metropolis—that so encampment of 8,000 men will be formed on Illinicheath, and a train of artillery in St. Janice% Park. The metropolis was hist night visited by a violent storm of thunder, lightning, and min. It corn -me:iced about eleven o'clock, and cutitimed until shout half.p.ist twelve. The lightning was uncom. moult) , vivid, and the peals of thunder were loud and in quick succession. The rain descended in Y torrent. Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR had an au dience of his MAJESTY. Friday morning Lord MeLvtu.n and mind Sir WILLIAM HOPE, K.C.B. (one of the Lords of the Admiralty) embarked at Portsmouth in the Spartan frigate, Captain Wise, C.B. and sailed for Plymiiiith. flis Lordship having in spected the Breakwater and other improvements making at that port, will return to Portsmouth in the Spartan. That ship is afterwards to be fitted to take out the Right Non. STRATFORD CANNING, Ambassador to the Uoited States of America. The Glory, Trionas, master, arrived in the Downs from Demerara on Friday. Mr. GRANT, the late master, the chief male, and five of the crew died in the country, and three men died' in their passage home. Dispatches have been received from Commodore Sir Thomas Flaaoir, at Buenos Ayres. The Superb and Vengeor, of 71 guns each, had sailed on cruises, in consequence of which the Commo dore had shifted his Bag into the Owen Glendower frigate, the Hon. Captain SPENCER. Letters' have been received front St. Helena to the 40th April. They announce, that during the • races, which were conducted with great_ spirit in the neighbourhood of James Town, intelligence way received by a collier trout Shields of the Oath of the la te Di no and the Duke of KENT. TAP' sports were of course immediately terminated, nos` before the t'Tnse of the races for the day, and mourn ing was put on by all the English rssidents of re spectability. The health of BoNAVAßTEct , tHioued sagood as usual; he had recently, mote frequentky than usual, appeared in the open air. On Wednesday the /Pad, Sir CHARLES Una. HARD, arrived at Portsmouth from Plymouth; the Grecian and marlieg sailed on a cruise ; the Wasp, Capt. CAntrri, came into harbour to be pond atf.— Rennin] at Spitheatl: liochrfurt (expected to sail for. the Mediterraneati its a few days),; Royal Sovereign and yachts, Conway, Brisk, Hind, cud Cantekon. On Monday the Crrule frigate, Captain ADAM MACKENZIE, ,fur the South A iumieqra, iyettjon, ar rived at Portsmouth from Chaapagka„awd qu Wednesday the Conway, V. 6. Capt MALL, for the same station. writ out of harbour. unseile. distinguished Officers, Sir DAVID MILNE, fce.ls. and Sir Tnostaa BouLusr have embarked swain the Conway, as Attlabipmen. Both ships will sail early in the week. A further call in Eschequer bills.has taken µlege, and all those dated in, or prior to, .klarchllllo,see about to be cancelled, and exchanged rillIOT for money or new bills: 4 'They will . be Iseeeived at Abe Exchequer till the.l4th August's. 114 tlicjitArest w ill came ww the Ttle HIHei,IO9II.•g4IIMI4 O . the Exchequer bill market is considerable. &Dill .ot to the extent anticipated by the bidders of tibiae , not to the extent antleipineo uy oripmemp wir iteeuritiea, since it still lenses en orrret: dr in,rese of frogs twelve to Aiteen'strofthe of those is ciorslstiss, s. :date isi April, 1819. Thy ,ssatkei is .C•pabla fwd. ix_ colug.el 4 4o at f paws* ; .*.vist#. .. • • • I ' ! Va1k;11442.,f, a,f `).ts6', l ' e „o"4lft .k I *4qPj 44111P44110rU • 141... tr , J . o .. s i/rOll 4e,n 1,, r; , 71 •• !t , • • •INAINSONA 17L Wintry:in; • 4 bake'and Duchess of Poritilltsull hi* 14113 11 4 1 14' Whi hi t lik. 4 ibilistek:rqoare to t lgattrißly, lb/ Tl6l, Dake- tad DitelsisUWildklinsinifsl raptly will leaid litiriilioUra pa CY* Groliellititittk44 Drithlost; un•theirldifiti'llielYhtettl;TillNlenlra,Sassete: "' ri • James Masse, Esq. skrrivril Teinertlay at 11111 . 1"01sipir Dolel,Tletatlitly,frOas ibe Ille ' Mrs. Ctosby leave die Clareudon MA. Street, ibis day, for Brighton. • ••" ' Viscount •auel lftscoinateis Grae,Hte Sad homily More tlwlr' Meow ls! BruttitL'stifeer irsluotrow, tot tileiifteat,•llbersteed itodge, tukirlpswrielt, •-•'• .re t ll *.. • • Doke of Grattois AIWA! Ladittain sows ibis Way t Id ernels Whir. 1141.8-' ' aittll Morel/irides' of tlinultor Pi tt t 1 .1 .1* The Earl and Countess Coinple Ism left town he Melt! seat, I' ger; Ifiris. ird Falasorills Pam lawilibglo.lollll,4olllWilllits T. goihan, near Truro, Cornsua,.._ Lord Comberisere Irft Thomas's Hotel, BetkeleyAir~. oh Saturdiiy, for 'bill seat, Cdasberusere Abbey, Chesil*, Lady Consberesere kft Int to fur Tunbridge Writs. Lord 'Melbourne arrived yesterday at bit house, While ball, from . % Earl Coupar's Inc Panniers., Herts. Earl Ilesitehasup lass left Ida house 10 Tall.nsall foe his seat,. Madentlelli, near Worcester. • The Earl and Cousteau of - Chatham will leave town this Jay, on a visit to the Marquis sod ut Marclioneop Claude's, • ir s ..‘ • at :her seal, the R'ilderftess Kent. Sir Colin and Lady'HallAtt are arrived atlipir tepee is • John..street, Berkeley square, frum Rantsgate. " Departure, frbsd Mitchell's Hotel, •Piceaditty:-13avid Kerr, Earl.:M.P, for lretausl; Colonel West, for Fraiste; tasel Thackeray, tut a tour ; Captain Wlllotherfils regiment, fur Ireland ; Cutout' ilimpson, for haw, fur Malawi t fogninli Tpurrilifitt,l6.ll4"'" th; C I. oft 1 roar; Rev. J. t VIE IV. It iv with great satisfaction we have to say, his Ma. jelly was so much recovered on Saturday from the attack of the gout in his left hand, as to be able to review the City Light horse on Wormwood Scrubs, although we regret that the King was obliged to carry his hand in u sling. His Majesty, accompanied by the Duke of York and Sir B. Bloomfield, left his Palace in Pall-mall about half past eleven o'clock in his travelling carriage, fol lowed by another royal carriage, in wh i ch was Sir Francis Ilamcnotid, the Equerry in Waiting. The carriages were attended by outriders in the Royal liveries. His Majesty and the Duke of York alighted from their carriage at Shepherd's _ 4 1,01). where their chargers were in waiting, awd epey mounted them. 'I lie King owl his beloved beadier were dressed in Field.Mardial'a uniforms ; it afforded us pleasure to see them both in excellent hash)). A guard of honour, composed of the Life Guards, was in atten d ance, and proceeded with the King to the ground appointed for the review, a distance of about a mile. On his Majesty's entrance on the ground he was received by his royal brother, the Duke of Cam. bridge, liii Grace the Duke of Wellington, and • number of military officers of distinction. His Majesty wes received by the numerous ranks assembled ou the occasion with every. mark of dutiful attachment to his royal person, the gea. denten with their hats off, the ladies in car riages waved 'their handerchiefs, &c. A number of voices called out " Long live King George the Fourth." The King was received with all due mili tary honours by the regiment, at the head of which was Colonel Bosanquet. His Majesty passed the line, &c.. They afterwards passed his Majesty in column., single tile, &c. and their went through their different evolutions. at the close of which the King was pleased to owe's. his approbation previ ous to his leaving the field.- On his ,Majesty's de parture he was greeted with the sante marks of respect as on his arrival. c`!;7l7 ROY 7 1 Yesterdav the Ktaa attended divine service at the Chapel Royal its the King's Palace, St. Jamts'a, with their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of YORK And CLaiestua, the Duchess of Gt.Oo-. cESTEit, and the Princess AUGUSTA. The WWII. wepi preached by the Rev. JOHN CONNOR ; Dr. STANIER CLARKE HSS the Clerk of the Closet waiting. After the service the Duke of YORK re. turned with the Mau in his carriage to his palace, in Pall•mall. Yesterday afternoon his MAJEsTir, the Dake of, YORK. ,Hod the Duke of Catepaintta, visited the . Princess Aeousii. at her 'apertrnenia. iii the leNiv Queen's Pidoce, where they remained some time. The Duke of CAMBILIDGIL JANDA the limo ytstenlity. • The Duke of Yoga visited the Nocella Sorota „ 'yesterday. lastatday the Du i kt of CLARENCE arrived is% London, from Chatham'. • • 'Sammie, the PUCOCIII of Gr.oucarva,.the Prin.. "teas Auoveva, antrthe Duke of CAMBRIDGE,' ' , tram of 11.41.AltENCF .>> TILE QUEEN. ~.4.—. . ~ A nrritt respectable meeting of ilia iiillabitants of be flatulet of Maantieritatitit was held on Saturday a the Vestry. and Cliapef, — for the parptiae of tak ing into cotirislaatiitirtlie *propiiett of presenting ardwliful :Mid loii!I Adtl,rysio to her mom gismos". ; Majesty .Queen Caroline, upset her briars' Sic Shit • country. ' , :The chair was taken soon after twelve' o'clock,; by Mr. Comm:, the Churchwarden, who haring staled the-object of the Meeting, ' Mr. BoWl.fao, in tt Dial and perspicuous speech, moved the following Resolutions :- 1. That this Meeting, impressed wills a due regard for.the. honour, welfare, and happiness* of the Quetta, *Wer their warmest congratislatious to her Majesty opus be; return 10. this country. 2. That the death of her Royal Highness the Princess. Charlotte, sin) that of Ins late Majesty, by which, the timid try way bereft of itabeaidsopes i iiiid the Queeli of ~.4 . 4 zealo'n. protector, call he* opetialiechi of etalidiskelif this Meeting., . • I.llt 1:, ,i -,1 ~ . . • • 3. That in the 'plights Oil& atettitilg, elle=a Majesty world nerathare ellielfed upon a re : of their pessecutinew,hadlierilfe of her illasallimeal Itr been spared to IM prielanstiso ; and we. - Brat a shield of protection opium the base and crwslaillmila tif her Majesty's 'vicuna:so sod vindictive esemies, will be fold ia the deterniiiiation of all classes or as mop poet kw Majesty under the paitiful and ke,,,,k s se which her filaj‘sty has been subjected, hy : filss eseartlan-. ehinatiosis olnierceinry, wicked, and designing fodividiesis. 4. That we view with abhorrence the auessiires which " owe b ees p urs u e d s o w& i t Or' Majesty. both before and since her recent arrival in Eagisad'; measure. at once ell culeted to sacrifice the honour of her Majesty, and to de. grade bet in the estintalido of all &trope, is open' violatioa of every principle of justice sad in direct opposition to the wishes and feelings of a decided majority of the British indigo. 'lt .: s l 6..Thallhiaiseeting cannot less admire the dignified sem liftmen* obi& prompted her Majesty to reject the pecoisiary bribe. rellferod With a view to induce her Majesty to cow. protium her honour mad Mummer, than the noble and deter• mined spirit evinced by her Majesty, in dedmoce of the threats held forth, for the purpose of preveeting her Ma. jesty's cetera to this country; depriving her Majesty of those rights and privileges which Justly belong to the Queer COO. sort-of the British Sovereign. . 6. That a dutiful and loyal Address, founded upon the preceding "temptations, be prepared; and that the Mioister sod Officere of this Hamlet, @needed by the Vestry Clerk, together with each of the Magistrates as may choose to ac company them, be deputed to pretest the same to her Majesty. .. _ Mr. BIRD seconded the Resolutions, which were carried unsnitnonvly. Mr. BOWLING then moved an Address founded on the Resolutions, which being seconded by Mr. Huntms, ros likewise agreed to. The greatest enthusiasm prevails at Hammer.. smith in favour of her Majesty. The town ato be illuminated when her Majesty takes tu pstssion of Brandeoburgh House, which we understand will be to-morrow. BRANDEN BUhGII HOUSE. ' ---- w -- -- This delightful residence is seated on the banks of the Thames at Hammersmith. Of tate years it has been knows Its the favourite seat of the Mergravisie of Anspach. This Lady haviug quilted it, it has since bees. occupied by Colonel Roper, front whom it has been taken by the spots of her Majesty, for her temporary residence. The house was originally erected about the beginning of Ilse reign or Charles 1., by Sir Nicholas Crispe, Bart. a fa mous merchant, warrior, and loyalist, who is said to have been the drat investor of die art of making bricks, as now practised, and to have built this mansion with those ma terials at as expense of nearly 9.8,0001. It afterwards be came the property of Prince Rupert, who gave it to his beautiful mistress, Margaret Hughes, • much admired ac tress in the reign of Charles From her It passed iltroogh weed bands, till the year 1741, whets it *as purchased by George Bubb Duddington, afterwards Lord Illekiotahe egle, who repaired and modernised the louse, giving It the name of La Trapp, from the celebrated monastery of Oat dame in France. He likewise built • maenificest gall. ry for statues and antiques. The floor was inlaid with - irarieus marbles, and the door ease supported by tow 'co lumns, richly unlamented with lapis'a:tli. It subsequently lwcame the property of Mrs. Start, and was pareliaard front that lady in 1782, by the Maigeave of Anspaeh for 86,0081. His Serene Highness married Elizabeth, Dowager Lady Cra ven, sad sister of the late Earl Berkeley. Under the direc tions of the Margravine, considerable improvements were made both in the house and grounds. The latter were bid out with peculiar taste; and from their proximity to the iver, of which &view is commanded from many points, they form • delightful lounge, of late years, however, they have been • good deal neglected 11111 ' • and the Hermitage, a ro. 1111iit little spot, situate in the bosom of a wood, in asinia toed—where, we believe, to keep up the delusion, • man, dmissed in the character of a hermit, was wont to reside— bele leen pulled down. The rudely constructed porch °sly •gammon. A beautiful wider which is a boat.huum, at duress! end of the also fallen to decay. ' TlErmardixii IMM wribliakie seem Si. It. ancient spies dour, IdeeikiliiidieMliblglielweet BMW of the rooms is every way tlaleslatadiigltgtpyat rikdrieace. The decura t ions , of the ineiriiir are Millemiety eletitoi, and the apartment. largo gee oiliest. The drawleg.roern especially is 38 • Rot ayflM kW, and BB fret in height. The ceiling of - this illord~endwied. by Lord Melrombe, by whom also a very ,ANleratlilialiorpiece, representing in white marble the mar riage of dimness." and Isis, was put up. Near the water , aide is • re,wbere the Margravine eutestaitted her -Mende tie exhibitions, in which she herself oe -44611110111pf ralindisd . The theatre is coeuected with the ' dweeltaitidadleigermsmarrvatory of 150 feet in length. It is a colossi', Sunning a segment of a circle. This, too, ..bean the iamb of neglect: workmen are, however, now busily engaged in preparing she place for her Majesty's re ', furnitur Deft/. LONDON AUGUST FASHIONS. preen" Ackerman's', lieposifirrregivls, Fishiims," 4.c. *Pc • NALKirin tragic • A round drees t tomposed of jiietsiiot Arid is; insderatelz fell'aptigoted ; it ia .t4ipatell at •tilelaptioaa [ three floweees, of rich work ; each .firewer Is headed-bye. mishit boinksto f. nigh body, made without a festew sisd'drs.,aented with I row or worittrNlS, I in s arrpeatiae wnistit resod the brit, Sleeves ern: width, falba/ way 4m" over the hind* aa4 114 494 6 1 : . 061 binalionni *doled' wish work ; •rerp•tedl•thilleilemre; 151st.' 'pened with wok Aspired in tartioirtra4ll - with% tk last.• Tips niostuer is 'Mao efenp4orifito*WitAll l 46r. ,it haw a full hark ; the waist hitt( varwieswitt ieajl4 owA 'Swished by a short full juke,: the telsoN 'Wm. Wird to lb. Aar. doable' psleriete„ erhplithd with' work, olfftitiolllo ll 44 Pti; a( .the. the. sradmilsklen stoodosaut fammlhotitiosio sod is ! labootelehrlitiothid•htilvoroiliti lAwit Wise okerroelkoirb- 1 ratif t llo l 4 l l: tides' Of ilia?' lilted-dress, Monet 'nelliTiei, ornamented .French ; mown min arassitisolo sews, mid inter...reed with white rwolowas: the 'everwa is low; the Who snore thins wow.' ally deep, and Stashed at the edge by a quillide of lice; the' top Otter crown is very tasterwlly orniritenteal by draperies ewe, fastened with small white satin bows, and ioterspers- itd)trith room A rich ribbon passes sindet the chin, and I },p : a fell bow on one side. Black kid eistes I Liasetick• RYLNING DRESS. A mond dress, composed of 'Paine* yet, over a white' attic slip; the dress is gored, aed soticindly, foil to hang in easy - folds round the fsgoee; the bottom of the skirt is trimmed with Atemsees of Urliug% !wet, headed by reurkerre of white zephyrine ;:these Burners are festooned in a Angie. lar but striking manner with hooquets of roses and bine. hells. The torsagi is tight to the shape; it is rut mo. derately low rinid the best, which is oroansented in a very novel manner with lozeisges of wet, each lozenge formed by • large pearl: • Use frost of the corsage is also deeoreted with pearls. The sleeve is Very shori : it is composed of a fulness of net over white satin, interspersed with pearls laid out in waves; the bottom of the sleeve is Swished bye twisted molests of satin and pearls. Hair deemed iis the French style, in a profusims of full curls, which are brought very low at the sides of the face, and parted in the middle of the forehead, so as partially to display it: the kind hair is On;BIN of is fell bows on the crown of the head; Hwy are hy a garland of roses, which is plated envy Suet el Ike bad. Ear-rings and necklace, pearls. Contimoillod ~ . e satia plippers, and whitv .kid, gloves. , .. - 'Tr - - — rap= ear • . , . Among the last arrivals at Binh sire— Lady Solrocrville. Sir George Le e ds, .Sir James Stewart, Admiral Spry, General Fewer", Colonel lisillie, Colonel stud Mrs. Colonel ratmer,.M.P. Major Marshall, be. During the four nights of performance at the Wells Theatre last week, the house was graced by the presence of Mr. and . Miss Costk, who were greeted op their entrance by : such a .testisermy .of personal affection, as nothiog but the gromisse feel. inks of the heart could have ritetatodi Ililesy were accompanied by the Earl of 'Atitegastit, Lord and Lady AssoN, the film. lijiiilliale Keeiii., sod thel.adies .K EPPEL'S. The company at the Chelissfood Rsosasit si Thursday night inclouled...."'vrl.e. I "vr ' •' - Hi. Grace the poke of Purtleoddhellladigio,of Exeter, Lord Row, Hon. Mr. Greville„•tairil ligittillOAkd Charles Somerset, General (pro o r, Hand 1114 ;Douglas, Sir Eliillarvey, K.C.B. and C.tallis llfzetiiii, req. mem ? bees 'fur the county); Sir John l'irett, Bart.tSir George ' Denys, Burt.; Joseph Holden Strati, F.aq. m.r.; Tholnke Gardiner Braosston, IN.; Sl•jorZeweral Witliamllooday Strum, John Archer Houblon, Esq. Ice. kc. ' ' Sstursisy morning, at half-put eleven, at S aint Vary-le-Bow, Clwapside, his Grace the Archbishop of CA INTERIM RY, assisted by several of the IteTerend Bench, cousecrated the Rev. Dr. K Rai, of t:_em bridge, Bi shop of Bristol. His Grace the Archbishop of Tusm hos formed ' in his Diocese a Monthly Clerical, Association, at which alone religious aubjxots t ore to he discussed: his Grace has. also formed a fend for the relief of clergyineu's widows. GENEROSITY.—Last Friday the Corporation of Dublin unanimously Toted .an • aunnity of 1001. to the widow cud the slaughter if that. CIIA Ems, LUCAS, to whose zeal, Wilkiollll and talent, the Con. pont' acknooledge themselves iiolehted fur the privileges which they enjoy. The objects of this generous vote are in the lowest state of penury.— The mother is 85 sears of ;Age., the daughter be. yond 50. The vote sass that the Corponiiun will pay the annuity when their funds shall enobk then so to do. We hope the ladies are not in a hurry: On the sattie'day the Corporation admitted to the freedom of Dublin about 160 perrant who 'hissed the Guild of . I%lerchinits the day before. Thi• first upon . this list of emancipation *was Miss sfary Nugent, of Cullege.grress. " TheAubliii Papers tell us that Miss Nugent'a faiisiN' t iylperasiii Nu-. gent, returned. thanks, in a verb tif litinioured• straits, for the honour they cod' ied'On him its . grouting the freedom of the corpopition to hie dough.: ter.—(Losid and continued roeie l ff louhter.)—', Ile begged to entire them it 'was' WA it ithisut pre cedent, as Lady Anthill* Dentit;libd several other! diatiogui4ted ladies, were menshtini . iir theiguilet of merchants. Down here in the country people Often wonder of what materials this Guild of bob.; Diu Merchants can be enninned. (Wa'erfordllir: ror.) ITALIAN WurmessEs.—Theisitt i tg is an ex. 4 T tract of a letter received from , dited the . • i 1 2 , 1 i i list* nt :. - i *Fronelbe hotel In this city, ealtedAbe Lawn& Crania; two waiters have &parted fur too duns, to :apprise es 111114 news agaiust the Qates• of Bugler& • Besides their travaii ling expenses, they are each allowed sea franca daily. . I who knuw the degrading employment to ,which fell ibis description v o luntarily offer themselves for it for - see will doubt, with me, the credit they'd/ likely Cu Cu sh* b those who employ them." ' i After the launching of the 144/k/gar. at Chat barn, on Wednesday, there iieri it review of 1 ' 'iriteran battalion on the' hull' liiiret the altigtedit Dearly all assembled to behold it. Next day- 4 royal oneines, qv:orient, ii*Xlsatbsiiiiese Anew ' by.theDuke of Ctatitiirli. ' '' ' '"'- '. " A stater. dviOlier . proamom. Shot: in the .eoeuing 1 Session of Parliameut • ,samin assigeetnald be iu , ervihseesl, 14.sisivis the poise, of .porter is to be rei. iplateti ~loy.l bat of. it :serials salsa.. daugis- ooh IL price or masa .by. that sr pesoo-rthe pticts of let IP" Nat. 4 , 101 , IeAKVIrraDO. * p of breed 4 „tisel of gam rod. bed who • . .• •• , ... _lib Itt atria rhea: • ~si - ••• Aped wttls the Duke end Duoliess of I . tAtiescie. unsayra eugru gu prrpartng .a. - r .-.. •... .... ...-,---, --- eept sssss , and in p•tting up each furniture as may be knees- In the evetsiog the bake of Spisex and the miry for the teniporary accommodation uf her establishment. Duellers of li'Etti joined the Royal putty. The Duke of Sy r elex tirof.Ffl• : .00 , Ppc,ltets of - ---- - - - . .The seat to he assigned for the QUEEN in the ,GrArycsllst., on Satoriclay. ' :• ' • Yesierday !lie pie, one Veliesi OteL4RENCE, klinsie of Lords, is that in the, angle jet the bar And 4te ip t emis.p 1-..i_ttO.,.?iiif,f4 ' 1 ,i,4 1 , 0 1 the usually occupied by the Usher of the Meek Rod . buke'and debits fit WsturileAT . ritt. An Address has been presented to her MASEsIIII THE DOcilcall of SAILE-Wolorti attended divine from the liorOugh of Ilchester, signed by tin; ce t yltOrday at,lk(iletintry c 4 0 pictii i r ite ui - ea o s • 4iiiiiii in behalf of the inhabitants. servi . ' Pahice. ' • - ' • Il.- iv avid that the,limi a ioteodo,aoptoly vi•it.4o i . I.oatios of this borough was held on Monday last, . the. Pavilion, but nothing deeisiorly - is yet known to vote an Address to her MAJESTY . The Mew - . upon the subject. At the l'alace, the progress of hers fo r the borough (Sir GLottua SIIIFFNER and ' 'the artists and atifkll)Cll eiteet!terk e y f iy thing re. Sir JOHN SHELLEY) have deClined to 'orient it. . i 4/144.48 rittAtalat goo.—/ Brighfon 'Asper. j The fislltysiog is the Miter suldreered by the latter , Peitsor4lannisuAav gyve an elegant entertain. Gueutcle lift...- na l it to wall". the ' bo TPtg " ow l n sh Clerk of this, Have beer “m rk ar u rp f fi L ei e d a p e d s rk : soo7: i Irina tin Saturday to the Doke and Duchess DECA*I:S... AFrataitstagor ,of the Netheilands, t o n a ve ke swered your note, respects/aft Ike Count Lii Xitat **l 4 :‘,P l 4 . .. o-,11%931F4481,Pary of distin• at Ilse meeting ur tbe 24th . is p erson, bat bpi am p oem pushed pownouogro. ot thou** *Aloe, Ca re odipli- ed by iudispositioe,and as you require flimsy answer we %guide. • • ... ! ..,.ir -,r no longer defer it. Ido set consider it ooesisient cub es duty as . a Member of i l la: :ranch of the Legislature ai, T iii h m e lio p u tsk n e t . ii oll 4, l oft . D ' 0 'llls .d a l partrof may ultimately be ea _ pr to decide epee ibe Queer ; a lls IP l3l e la • ea r , Dow is aeons at trial before the U house,` i IP if ~ fl . ..1 .7 " ,4 il . 1 X 4111 1 449 1.11( !IP . 1 i iv 0 , IV 4 S r_ff I la .440_ , . tak e sa y rep *hick may appear like prejudaing the We ailPßlyillp,. "PAWL lall•Mbellinegillia/ 1 0 . iii. :the -1 , .. awe. 0 beiefift , *c lime Peneatiall the Address; and character of ceessighilataboth.: 11l tbeeidemeskirt liet, less "It s ill "t ui.g l as b i s t li b"' sir" by '=3 ~,„ a stt wake . hey -,,,,, ht ie . the . ow , d s a. vies tomtit smuts- _ o heed to you it dseisise Ito Wit anostahles. . - ii,, 'l l * .. tlttgalttlitle high • • tuS • Htsi'wilt tior i bt e ltia ') ,1001 1 won eipliat killable, ' •,44:44‘i Pi*ltifiriPt.link• . • . ,•,. . AI Toolibwool II -• •• . • %. • • , -::,. It 5...... i. i,:e VElvisoy tEdisr AT PETwORTIL The grind dinner in celebration of the late elec. •tion of .Ikle. botrwll Una Mr.l7lirreis, sit fhe *ere ientatives of the trotrut! , of teasareat in Parliament, look place on Thursday, and was n most spiel Old aiul eathilireting trait, of Winch 1,149 fteetioldv-ti partook. In n spacious marquee were r literd'sive trablea, eget' 160 feet in length (divided into tave,,rv... Night), on each of which were • Insupelt, should•r, ;and plows( Yer.ison—in fourtertitsucki., mac: !het fonts, podilanue, vegetables, irr.try. cold harn,inri, attack amt green pease, knld ,hot boiled 'beef, boiled leg of motion; larch ..f venison, with; ar.prufti•ion. of the choicest trowel', esegiv, and fruit—t h eilervert itrele would here filled is Jastrui. • rliia .maginfieedt feast was prepared at twenty ; fire plac4o, inult•iit the and ow admirable were ilevirsungtoitents,. that she dinner woe placed I Wirt' • on . • oe' t lattabout twelve entrusts—there weir 300 issiiers. • •• ' • • • The froilrivringtOssoloisien presided st the 14)10-4 : Mr. Wm. fie.sloodi s ' Mr. Crippik-ste...i. MI, *A • horshinit Major Awes.. Sir C. W. Flaterell # Sic Saktr. Wyatt/mu; (Pnraident)„Col. Lyna i . 41r4,Jillabt. Mg r..; chard sow. R. %Yrs"thirs t Mi. rtOstce i ,4 Opts Wyndham. • on their health! h.,—lng the two Comity Members. Sir e. Bort.. hlr. H.,bk , VSntip Mr. Blake (one, of the 1'1,1 1 .'6 for Artirwlel)., Mr. Aol•- burohatir o cud Jr. 1.. M. y r ' . vega lly o dd.. o .- the . 'ed the conrires on trent, which oimrkeil'ilie I• •e • 'lettere contest. ss well is ow niher ;oolitic., sublet: Mr. Curteis. in,the .cour.e uf.Lis speech. strongly animadverted on the condisct recently !twined by 1 , Lord Geo. CireauliAlLirrilmtssuoty. son spoke with great ,eloquence, and w•• much hp. pin Wdrd. it was frOttitiltili ti. foie rc3redy departed from the frofiFt scree ; and ...me hour. of Frid;ry . elistaird before a general separation look Tae•hinds of the' Igrb lankits "and (I,e Sussex ntilitia were in attendance. • Va4iont•Aariei-i parties were fumed ; and numerous grimpe• t>trt . ..? gently dressed females gave a char* rind iirimatlirra to the beautiful landscape. which in every direction presented itself to the eye. The day was deligßtfril. and the 'Kinn of the year peculiarly api.osite Tyr finch i fete. " Nature was fierier seen more wit." The crowds *lnch assembled from the artivieerit town and villages were 'itnmerive. The soles:did mansion of the Earl of Egteincrait was tliroirsilupen to public insist( • 1.1 y.:!• REKUrilt FpR TIM. VESTIT(ITE, , '. .11LICIPIEleeROAO, AND HOXTON. i- On Thursday last • General Court of the fin. 'enmity of this extensive and useful lostitutioiluas holden' t it!! Mule Eelablisliment,. ' - . TOWARD FOHSTER, Erg. the Treasurer, la tie Chair. It is well knows to be the object of this be6evo.. lent Society .to provide • place of refugelar . pera mint discharged from prism's or the hulk.; fart:tie Initial cm derailed .kmalei; and for ulbek 'who, though natio,/ to work, are from loss of ehaiieter often unable to petition.- an honest nialliteviantes. l'oi many such unhappy persousaiii as hum bile hei-n afforded, work hay berm found for their', unit on iWpdoetingtherwelves well, aituatioos rui'ulde It) ifiiiiiiiirctive,abilitira have been provided. In the Ileum, of the Continittee it was suited Thsl test the Gest day of Jalsomy to the. first of in! ) , 13214 :ghee have admitsetl Hilo the establoshateot of Reform SS: Seleeles and Se mats% lankier a bum total of 10-rv ,, ne admitted, *Mee IM fesmatioo of be lastitatiou, of P2l. Iv males FisiO VII Sisk*. ' Since the beginning of the year they have riven effecio...l twigless* le .17 permits, thichareed from tense -vr h : baths, without receaviag them Sato the Refute, esiabli.it Them to rim above the pressure of neasinty; mitt lei ms..v others of Mob sexes, is extreme distress 'obey have allot del temporary relief, mail parochial or other aid timid be at. forded Ileac la tholes, 1818, the Committee added a new branch I. this establisholest, which they call the Temporary Retort.; to which soy member of.the Committee eon afford intim distr admissiou, upon becomiug responsible for the rapt low. In this branch of tbe-lustitution, the Prison Discipline :such Mendicity Societies are allowed certain privileges. • Into the Temporary Refuge meaty serail person*. viz. 30 females and 42 maid, were admitted withtu the last s.x Aotitithe ; making the total of persons adraittid some it, a formation, being a period of tastily two year., 360, of About, 328 have been provided for, either by adisissiun tuts. 'Mir IP l sreut Institution, by recommendation to empluyineni, le& Isj resturatien to the protection of their fetal an. or parishes. It is • matter of cofgeslulation to the public, that *'.e heavy used tit debt under whirls this' Institutiou ha. i.- leered, has hero in 'time degree ditnittishrd,.and a redo , - Man in the balance, which has been growing against it foe .Mme years, at length begun; but in these days of distress end crime, a redoetioN tan only be etfecieti 4 very onto' pad:titans. Far frum being permitted, therefore, to re'.4 a • iit their exertions, the Committee are culled on to be Mut , noxious la their appeal. I• Thew appeal leis, a generous public, wSo have long sod successfully hunentred ttie Institution with their 111.111171,,, and who will wt (rear their H. port without an endeavour i , i strengthen the ar ms of a Society, 0 rt . 13 to succour many ah i - Deed' tiserrar,. add whb have none else to whom to i.p;) ; ... many-Mao aril repentant of crime, and who want only tie e and opportunity to torsi from the evil of their-ways, snit ..) _sla their duty is some situation, in which they may honestly &Maio the menus of subsistimee. ' Tbs; Govirnment of the country, impressed with the goodness of the desigus of the Imititistluit, and possessarig envy*: kits oledge - of its beneficial iffects, bate freely a''s forded its countenauce • but this has Leen done, nut w.ili a ✓iew of sespmsetling, but of stiinulatmg the gesierutss os 'irtions of the public. 1 TIO. corintetistice of Government, and the liberal cow-i. ballots* of indintinals, have thus been in groiloi.. e.- 111.1rfativa. .Aual we eminnt but add to the Report of 1:0A/11111itier our fervent wish, th.it Ott y may isssig rotifiroii apt to co•operate. and that thitr appeal to the public n• :y Mot' be in waits : In a season that calls luudly (or the 11 •t -lizertions 'of a well•directed chnitty, to stem the tore, tit i.f sniftriog and of crime, it may be hoped that all, arcurilicg 40 their set-vial abilities,' •ii a kind Providence h., ~.. trusted to them what others waist, may he aseirifol 1.. s "themselves awl to society, by becoming norciful to itieor igeatil l iyabritore,4 w hilst they enlarge the moms and c.i.... latimgeolts' • els. henevolcut objects of to l'h. " • frame to forward ihe bernevoleat °Netts of o The ittfuge fur the DeotOole." A letter from Copenhagen. of the 6th July, an. ' nouheer the failtire of Iles oltl.esti4blisMsl 8.11. k 4 , f COINIICIL hod Co. hit !knit 'of W'Attiiies`s' ci t ed cre ,f l but *hid' hes been *unable to reiAt'ibievresbit.e uf *: 1114 Oases, Owl hSs 'declared ititelftisl Atte • f ii,. totrettcy p tliongli the npinstoll isnuMpti e t eir c reJi•s is lilt P.'l Ned thu of bile deb • '• Lii*, JULY 27:—%14”3;gtOir..trd that two how" ! the cqw, i f so4,.;hrim'hisOesimiviOed mit Lo s e!ii`h014.01.4164 the mfwr fe 61.1 woke ~Ascit , latgroilysts kles . i.tratis k .fur Asking • 114# 1 ;ilitifitsfr1/40 0 - 4: 4 1010c 1 4 / . ••• . . w '4