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. @Wire of sIo bake of Clotomo paid or paykble 'thermos or As imported** Sitoreotiolo Groat &WO.. iPItICES op cofeN. Avenge Pricer Of Cone of Eireaad and by In Illoartcr of DOM Wisciesier Saab* and of Oriaraelgat ai Vilna forrairliiiiy. i I I I i ~..: : :... 1 MN I -11, i I. • N . 0. 4 I. of 0. di. Aii.--- 6 '6 • ~~~;;- I. I 44 I M►RISCN'' sftrELLtuitmes. PAM PhPtlal. =M... 1.8818, 21811.11181112 28. The 'Court will put on mourning for 41 days, on .aceasint of the death of his Majesty George 111. Eing af England. It will be worn for the first eleyen days in black, sad for the lest ten days in *WC. to this poorning will be included that for his List filighwess the Doke of Kent, and that for hiaSereue Highness!' the Prince of Hesse Homburg. The Madrid papers of the 17th contain letters frog ciidis of thit 4th February. From them it appears that Calliiagathen tranquil, and that the communications were open. In a letter from Bayonne, of the 17th, it is stated that some differ. races have arises among the insurgent Chief., and that it waa in consequence of this enivsnderstanding that Colonel Riegn had marched with 1,500 mess upon Algesiras. General Freyre is in pursuit of him. maisairt 29. A report prevailed in Paris yesterday, that an attempt flail been made upon the life of the Em peror of Russia. His Majesty, it is said, was wounded iss the hand, parrying the blow aimed at ?iris by the assossiSin. Orders have been issued for carefully watching the entrance and departure of all persons at the fiemiera. The two regiments of the Royal Guard, that form a part of the garrison of Lille and Va. lenciennes, will, it is said, shortly depart for Paris. We have received news from Madrid of the 17th, and from Cache of the 13th February. It appears that a smart action was fought on the 9th between the division of General Cruz, stationed at Cl.l(l4na, ■td the insurgent column under the command of Riego, who, after having in vain at. t.►npted to march upon Malaga, endeavoured to effect his retreat to the [vie of Leon. The same day a general attack was made upon Torre-Gords, santi Bailee, and other points of the lola, by the maritime forces, the garrison of Cori. dam, and a part of the garrison of Cadiz. The Em waa smoitstained far a long time upon bolls tidier but without any serious result. The insurgent troops counnittediveutetcesees during their stay at Airtime ; they meted Iraq . reqnisitions and contributiosee 10 inerneyfroni the town, and also from *carrel individuals, compelled the people of most consequence to proceed to, the election of constitutional skate, set at liberty pri. s..ners of every kind, and obliged the inliabitsats to assume the red and greets cockade. the symbol of i•a.iirrP et ion. The most perfect tranquillity prevails at Ma. dricl and in the rest of Spain. The Imperial re. l osoent Alexander, commended by Colonel O'Don vell, • brother of the Count A bisbal, hos arrived trnn Valladolid in the neighbourhood or Aladrkd. —/Journal des Debuts.) Account% have been recei.ed from Seville, of the nth, and from Cadiz, of the 14th of February. Ali Spain enjoys the most perfect tranquillity. Gen. Freyre, had by IMAMS of a skilful manoeuvre, tl , rown all his troops into Cadiz, sud it is from t 1 , :it town that he purposes by frequent sorties to harars all the rebel troops." Accounts are alto said to be received in Paris in butters from Madrid, of the 17th, that it is in tended to form a camp of 20,000 men at Ocana, which is about ten leagues from Madrid, on tip. AndalusUt road, and that General Erni or Elio will command this army. It is further raid that some slight engagements have taken place betwt rot the Royal' troops and the rebels, but that uu change had taken place in the situation ofaffairs...... (Casette de France.) HARCH I. Yesterday morning at eleven o'clock, the B. reap of the Chamber of Peers had the honour of presenting to the king the project of law relating, to the Journals, as adopted on the precodiordie by the Chamber. Yesterday the Marshal Doke .f Albarra (Sucher), on 'stepping into his cetritigir j , rol mid ditdocated his shoulder. It wile immediately re set, and he is doing welt. • . The sitting of Monday, in the Chamber of Peers, was very meinorahle. The new Ministry have mode a frank and precise declaration of their principles and intentions. Baron Pasquier spoke an extempore speech with great eloquence, and re plying to the demand made of bins to declare whe ther the Ministry would act with impartiality be tween the opium+, that now agitate =France— ' No!" exclaimed M. Piesquist,. 1 0 there . will be no impartiality, but a partiality will be evinced 14r munorchicit doctrines and tayoliot opiniOns.'! Theo. words, pronounced with the !isotopia woe, pro doced the greatest effect. This is abaci.. Oseases ought to have agid. three otgotha.since.—(Gastrre de Fromm) * , sil►uca 9. The Weida of M. De Sate Ave almost 'eakicellr re-estriblieisii. Tie loud otos °fibs dough of the bake 1e bile se litiely wn emotion. 'loll he_ obllgeito retain to hie bed; and Ilse 14141.!1losi has 'epee hewothi very alarming. Noland's'''.offing taut the tinstrary liss been isr- MAO i 9 loittlitth. , , it pipit Itsai never to war,e, thy Duke de Berry was a.sassinated. The taii. Naives 'are eniployrd in itsiatithig earkella far the budding of *thither theatre; *64 rn tibl 'mean time the 'Royal At‘a;lethY of Nii 4 , ll o ea folk io the Theatre faced each entttlaittaient, as can be represented in that theatre. lii cortMertsice of the preparations urces.a.ry for this srrapgrtheut, the °errs will nut open again quail after Easter. l'riitiou has been presented to the Chumber of Deplanes fur establish:lth; io France the office of Censor, which in Rome immortalised the elder Cato. _ _ The health of the D..cl►ew of Berry. note/Wt. standing the profound grief in which this. yqung Princess is plunged. continues good. Al.deu►ui- Mrlle, her angina daughter, daily takes YU airing in a carriage with her Guvernet.s. CUAMSER OF DEPUTIES—Mean 1. The Pitting own►d at halrpeat one o'clock. The Mkniatera of the Interior, of Foreign Affairs, of the Marine, and of the Finances, were on the Mi nistet lel Bench. M. de Cassitignolles read the proces-rerbal of the sitting of the 14th February, in which an account is given of an altercation between 111. de Saint Aulaire and M. Claustl de Coussergues. The epithet of calumniator, addressed by the former to the latter, is not withdrawn. Thie omission give rise to a lively discussion, which Basally closed on a division, by ordering that the protes-rei..ba/ should commute. The division was 124 to 117. M. Chattel de Coussergues they siiid-e° Gentle men, 1 had deposited my proposition solely with a view to the public good ; the same views of pub lic good induced int to withdraw it, but *trim the Chamber has caused a word offensive to me to be inserted in the races-verbal, I &clue that 1 rr. some lull I.berty over my proposition, and 1 vu gage to justify it iu the eyes of all France.—( Great canfamion.)—A, for the rest, it is not the Minister of the King that I have attacked, but the head of the Revolutionists in France. I congratulate myself that this is a pul , lic silt in What has passed jus. Itfies my proposition."—(Violent agitation., M. De Cuursoissier—" I call M. Clouse! to order—((:rent has said that M. Decazes was the head of the revolutionists in France, and he has advanced what passed here as a proof of it. Tl,is is an insult to the Chamber, and I demand that he he called to nrder." Kneel on the left side—" Bravo !'!. Thin Gan to miller was 'Mowed' by • majority formed of all the left sik, and ■ strong part or the centre. to which the Miuistels who ate Deputies Invited themartves. LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. The Count St. Simeon then expo•ed 'be airriiires that induced the Goverminert to propose‘is l e i f or sulijectimz podnirel writing' In a p►evious censor ship, ui d presented to the Chamber the project of the law as amended by the Chamber of Peers. The Count read the project. It requires the proprietor or editor of every poli tical puldicatiou to submit every mticle to the Cen sor previous to puldication, and denounces a pe nalty in cu•e of neglect. of imprisonment from one to siz months, and a tine of from 200 to 1,200 fr. No engraved or printed design relating to the Go vernment shall be pirhlished or sold without being previouaiy submitted to the Censor. The law shall cease at the-end of the present Session. The Chamber ordered that the project should be discuesad in the bureaux on S-ituiday. lON DON, MONDAY, Ithaca 6, issto. We have received a series of Paris Papers from Moods). to Thursday lust toclusive. The law for subjecting all political writing. in France to a Previous censorship was adopted by the Chamber of Peers on Monday last, but with some amend ments, the most important of which is one for bruit iug the duration of this law to the close of the pre sent session of the legislative bodies. The project of the law was presented on the following day to the Kixn, and submitted on 'Wednesday by his MA. MTV'S CoinlUUttti to the Chamber of Deputies. This limitation of the law renders it almost a nullity, fur the system will scarcely have begun to operate before the period will have elapsed that is to be prescribed for its existence. 'The latest accounts from Cache are of the pith of February, and . from them it is very evident that the force of the insurgents is extremely formidable. It appears that the Royalists made a furious attack upon the Isla de Leon on several points, and it is equally apporrent, notwithstanding the delicacy oh served upon this point by the Royalist journalr, that the King's troops were repulsed. " The firing." we are told. " was maintained for a long time on both sides, but without effecting any im portant result." That the Royalists, however, should have failed in their object, seems to have been a very " important result" of-this engagement. A smart action was fought on the 9tb, between the King's troops under General Cauz, anti the Insurgents under Colonel Rano. The result of Ithis atLir is also passed over, whence it muy, we think, be fairly iiifrrred, that it was not favour able to the [loyalists. Some troops were drawn round Madrid, and a camp a twenty thousand -mess was to he formed about tru leagues from 'the capital on the Andalusia road, probably for the purpose of being thence aith greater directed upon such parts of the kitiedour as .pay most require the presence of the militaiy. M. OLAI/AYL Dlt CoVIIIERGUES expresses his detrictsictotion to substantiate against the Doc DE Cam's his charge relating to the assassination of slr, Due Dp BRIO,. This subject has excited the liveliest attention in the political circles of Paris. French Funds have during the last week ' coinirilwahly Unproved. This is attributed to the gearralistisfeetion excited by the remove! of the Rue bit.cAzia frtois the Caltiget of this Tuileries. T4re Free per Cents. are 7414 4S c. Bank Stock 1,44t1 ft.. • A Ilsroborgh Nlitil.,ititi a yttd.yestrasir 4 with Pa ptrs.te the Id iketaitt. q . i7lt 1/114111.ii.thee..eity terieway okoreeteil-w the Ice efe1111191.14111 to the Elbe. ' • The KIIO. we are happy to state, display, in person sad spirit. terry approrafice of coirfirmed M. Ma'am' has certainly derived benefit from his visit to Brighton, but before he left town nit.oonrrkserace was decided, cud we WV Ralaaftell that the tryivistrs seems IP s of his precocious. state were greatly ezaggerated. Tlso•e accounts are soppoeed to have had the effect of treating down the rite of seats in Parliament. The General Election will commence this day. Some interesting particulars of the candidates, canvass, and contests, are . given in another part of our Paper. Person. conversant with the state of parties in the Hoare of Commons, and well ac. quainted with the political world, are of opinion that the Opposition will gala an accession of strength by the change. We autioanced on Saturday the committal of Thisslnroad and seven of his associates to ' the Tower ; notice had been received there in the early part of the day to prepare for their reception. They were received by Captain Euttuatori, the Major of the Tower, who. after some difficult'', from the shortness of the notice, succeeded in And. Fug them secure *panatelas. Each prisoner was placed in a separate apartment; two warders, turned in the usual wry with cutlasses acrd halberds. are in each room ; and at each door is stationed a sentinel armed, to whose care is intrust ed the key of the room, with strict orders not to permit more than one warder to be absent at a time, and that only for occasional purposes. Thistlewood is placed in the prison known by the name of the Bloody Tower. The number of warders sufficient to do the ordi nary duty of the Tower is 10; but, ■s soon as the command for preparing the prisons reached the proper (twiner. directions were given to increase the number of warders to 60. The iron gate at the east end of the Tower was dosed on Saturday morning, as usual on such oc casions. Immediately after the departure of the obore de linquents, Mr. ADIEU,' was informed that six of the remaining prisoner, were to be consigned to hi. custody, tunnely—Brodbarn, Sire...ft, Firth, Gil christ, flail, and Cooper. These men were the.) brought out, and escorted to Coldbath.tields pri• ►on, under circumstances precisely similar to there which had attended those who had gone to the Tower. They were accompanied by Mr. Simms- TER, • King's Messenger, to whom the warrant for their commitment was intrusted, end weer*, otli- errs of the police, and by an escort of the horse guards. Sionagoads, the footman, ■nd Presto's, were remanded to the cmtody of Mr. ?UDDER, the Governor of Toth.ll.fields prison, and were takrn there in a hackney-coach.. The li/errant directed to the Constable of the Tower, was in the following effect " You are hereby required to receive into your custody, Arthur Mai/mood (then followed the names of the other prisoner,), wbo stand chnrgrd with high treason, sad them sorely to keep till disci:input by dim cowrie of law, for which this shall be )our stabrieut ausbority."—Then fol. lowed the Paws of the Privy Council, commenting old' the Lord Chancellor, Earl of Westitturland, Sie. This was written on • *beet of foolscap paper, with • black border, and bore the official seal. It was accompanied by a pri vate nett to the Coastablc, containing instructions as to the manner in which the primness were to be treated. The *smut to the Governor of Coldhatli-fields was the same in substance. All the prisoners placed in his custody, as well as those sent to the Tower, have been committed for trial on the charge of 4 ‘ Iligh Treason." These men were. probably. not vent to the Tower from the difficulty of finding separate apartments for each of them in that build ing. The whole of the prisoners are to be tried under a special commission after the present Assizes. We ►egret to find that the ►hipping on the coast has suffered fevert I y fion► the late storms. Of IWO colliers fron► Shields, 16 aril, it is supposed, were lost on Thursday afternoon. Our eccounts of these disasters are confined to the eastern coast. The psrticulars are given in our naval column. On Saturday evening there teas a very moments's meeting of the ?revue', of the city of York, its the interest of the Hon. L. thanas and Mr. M. li'v m.o.', at the London Cotter-house, Ludgate. hill. Mr M. S.vass, the lase Member. is at Routs ; stud it is thought his friends will not, its his uhsence, verdure upon 3 COlllebl. 1.0111 tOW DEN Imp toren invited, as well na many other ;;; i)) liter's' Yorkshile e roleairo, to Mr.,. r.,r the city; but hitherto, we helteve, without sumrse. Mit Wiry ILLE is she t Ittevt son of the venerable advocate tor ts Parliamentary H-fonts, who was j osnr d its his at. tempt to gaits that measure by Sir GEO. SAVILLE. Mr. PITT. SCe. The Vigo, 74, Copt..Tnomas PRovett, will soil with Rear-Admiral LAMBERT. to assume the St. lieleva command, at the litter. end of the resew month. rrigadier-Getivral Corritt, appointed se court iu cousasaiod at St. Wiens, take his para. seize out. Governor P.'amat.quitt is Amu' to embark in the Burking4amsftire, lying in the River, 011 ha return to the Mauritius. Oa Wednesday the Mad,- 114 Sit CIPARLIIII ilvaiLtaw, Batt. wont out of Portsmouth harbour, and proCeeded on • cruise.—On 'Thursday the e v t. 104 m iAy. 'Mitt{ for Plysioutli, with illusory receivett on ;bat titiy, frown dot. Trams *vv . . kit OtcpCabe. siseic.cin that gortisoit. • , • .:•••• I t t .**\ 141 g t • • PAS NIONA SZE ARRWALt. the Dttke altd trf ihrelitalltherlOotl urd fssi;ly, ns soluesky, at I/1,4e *me sr • . aamarea.adys 'll - 4..r 'vette IPA Aberrant • 11 0 10180,0 4 f 040 1 r•A•li4 , 4 a k flap ishe w at Clor Port. t ot% um lbw -way on to Dili, sari D;leilealt of Neartoth. Earl Poen', in hie bassi as BarlieleriNsare, f... 0 h..... 41. Welefifti, Salop. Lady Lielsere , at her how is thapel4trref , slue, hum lreshridise Wells. Baron °guitar, hearer pf letters of eotisl.lisee Ay .4,. Majesty ham the Calla Of Seintasiek, at Cnittre. Aso.l, Leicester-stseare. PAS MO-V.4BLS PA ATI El. Lod nod Lady James Murray satertaturd the Doke Red Guam of Nortbausbeelsed sod • dialinguishol poly 7.. terday, their hired in Conasught•phtee. The Marquis sad Morrltionem of Mundy 'WI , grand dimmer to-morrow to • party uraistaurtum, at r house in George Street, WCIIIII/lIINIter. 1.014 Carleton wilt have • dinner party on WalscAlory at his holm in George-street, Hammer-iiquare. Lord and Lady Mollami entertained s party ur duaiut. • lion yeaterday, at Holland house. The Cow Olen. of Clore entertained's Mtge rut, of f**,n,,n ablos on Friday eVelliaff. st heehaw. in Itaedle.wris ; mloorie, whom were ' the Doke Sim Carlos, the Dok. of %Fathom..., Cantu told Ciponstent Lleveil Count sad Connie.. !.alum, the Marquis of Landoura, Batissamt, the !Adis. Bathurst, Lally Castlereagh, Ike Emil and Coutatiss !alarmedly, the Wien 'Ryder, Earl Gooey, Earl iGlimp4i*,, d Lenticular, Lord Jolla Thyme., Lard G. thearemm, Lady Thompson. Countess of Derby, Coloieel barer, I.ord Langford, Lord and Lady Grantham, the Earl and Consoseit of Donley,the Ladies Blies, the Miami Fitaehwaree, &t. I. 11 HAMByRGH MAILS. HARIBUIRB. FEBRUARY sa. We have received direct trona Algiers the fol. lowing account, dated January " The Plague h•a at leiigth left us; there were some traces of it only: at Constantia, and an the western front irt S. " The Danish ship the Senflower, after landing its cargo, was sent sv;th the Aigerine Ambassador to Coustautinople with valuable prevails fur flit Sultan; It has now returned pith presents for the Day, eausietiug of 500 cwt. of powder and a large - quantity of balls, cordage, and masts. The Am bassador died at Constantinople, and the next in 'command to him remained there. It is to be pre• :suined that many things of impurtmaff lukse been graated to the Algeria's, and alto a supply at les 'men fort their nevi"' rial4MAPIr 2 4. The drift ice below this city has been melted in some measure by the mild weather. and gradually diminishes, so that several small vestelt a and one largy ship Imre cume up horn Cuithayen. Several also . sQU#. downcitc , atpstiittt to sea. /LABIUM! in. Tut Elbe taigoin fell of new did!: lief. 'tliat $lOO eon neither sell nor cone tip .ia .Beineral those which hod drvpp.J dovvii the river : hove been forced to lie-to, end some have pot into (Hlp#Gislll,.l l lrfretf, rCbtftriVß•l •-•kt;,tfi d rt ift:v i to tS r Lientetiant-Genergi tipornnierita iv to go to ion. don et Ambiavoilot. Entriordinuiri to bring the cbsplimeuts df tat'hiti Mijrity Gentof I V. Go hie acceenon, -Tjte'Buglih BLit Lodi. Canyon bes.given...4o 'll-1.1.: iii(ITISH: PRESS. den (pi the purchase Of 1,107 tuts of SlPerlials iron nit, Wu tow of Swelimit marl. Tilt/ duty of evaluate i t u craoltid lump* iaporta has lately bent raised 200 per ceut. VOTSNUA6ZII. FIRSRVAIM 111. The ice is pilinTop, near HeTsingl rrg e to the heigitt it fieveral ella. Many vessels hove weighed 111 4 1 1 .1,110 "110 fln 9 4 ° ItiefY, Alc.•• 4e. r 4 4W -- drifting of the icr. CONSTANTIPOPLIt. JANCAIIIN 14. The troubles at Aleppo io Syria vireos to be ter minated. The city is &outmoded by the troops of Chortle/0d Achmet Paella, surd his suzilisries, sod threatened with storm, as the rebels rejected Iris proposals. As this city is one of the most popu lon. in the Turkish empire, out account of its coa.- oterce in the merchandise of Persia, India, Arabia, end Turkey, and one of the most Romrishing. the Port. lOU wished to treat it with lenity, and rot le endanger the lives and property of the merchants, for the rebellion of the Janissaries. A Tartar wee therefore dispatched to Chorschild Peeha, with or ders to refrain from further hostilities against the city, till a cumsnission should, arrive tiom the Porte, who should settle the disputes between the Governor and the Mahometan subjects of his Pa chalick ; but news have just been received that the ['echo (formerly Grand Vizier, anti then conqueror iu Sersia) bat skean no mercy here, but has forced his way Into the city, where it is stated he has made dreadful slaughter. The plague appears to he abating ; the cases of disease are more rare, both among Christione sod Toth., and the reports front the hospitals are more favourable. IMMIX, FEBRUARY 26. " When the documents relative to the revulotion ary intrigues Ni Germany shall be published," Nye the State Gazette, the public will see from the numerous proofs ceutair►ed iu them, that the Ger man reformers strictly deserve the mime of Radical Itsforitieis as well as those in England. It will appear that the objects which they pursued, partly in (urinal meetings (for which the Students Union ( Burschenschaft) and the Touruay places were the preparatory classes.), and partly in informal associa tions, were the change of the whole religious and civil polity of Germany, and of the several States. The documents will alEnd especially numerous proofs that they intended to give German/ a repub. heat' coustitution." HANOVER. FIRRVAST 28. A dispute between some students It Gottingen •nd some journeymen, b■s been terminoted with. serious TERRIFIC PLEASANThI. An cecturroce, calettlsied to Ore rise to pineal reflectiows, which took piece s. short time ew e r in firth's, is much spoken of to all parrs of Ger•ii During the lute Carnival, • masker! hell W 4.1 in the theatre of Berlin. Four weeks rot.ie.i. drew') iu Week, and bearing • coffin. Tule Prange. circuinetance produced a very I.llipiriment Inn It soon erased to recite soy attention. Th.: four men deposited the ctiffiii in a corner et the room, and mixing in the crowd, Ilitou die iippeared. 0,. the fuh.ming morning the was discovered nuder rope black cloths anni opeuitig it there appeared II very correct likvite.., modelled in wax, of au august pees•os near to Prussia. The figure was pierced pith isersrel tiers of a poniard. A Woody dagger was Jrioil.littl the cords. The authors of this teiribe plessaotly haye out as yet been discovered —f Pa? is Asper.) LOUD STRANGIVIII). Lord Sirangfold had his audience of ',barest r 1,.. Court of Stockhotm on the Writ irehewere. The King of Swede', tirade We Lordship r present of hi. portrait In a thriff-hoit _rtrltly ornamented wills diamond's, and 10140 gave hint two vales of Swediaiii porphyry. Ilia Majesty preb en ted Lady Stratigford witha rich diadem. ornsintrited with loilliants. The Atitdemy of fielkst Letints at S , on-khoMs loos vlectril Lewd 3tram e tisi. trod BAUM SI/Ilittlest. the Rosman Ambassador, forrign !Itemise's. On Fridey the nuke. a You and CLARRICE, and the Docheas of GLOW:ETTER riaitrd I'r tuc SOPHIA at Cambridge 1-funar. Yebierday the Duke of YORK roir.atst - 1 Isis situ to Isis Royal r. Yesterday the Duke of Yong. attended Diaibe Service •t the Chapel Royal. St. Jaires'a. brood a sermon be the Bishop of Oi.uucastuti. The sitith."lll on*. " I huge both lAe hoNic" cum_ . puaid by Dr. Mott 1, MIU. .uug by Melon. SAL MON, VAUGHAN, and J. H. SALE. The Duchess of CLARE:ace visited the Duchess of K ENT yesterday. Saturday Prince LEOPOLD Viiittti the MOH—. of KrNT, sa the King's and yesterday his Hoye! Digitises. dined with Royal sister. Yesterday divine service Was I►rrfo►med ■t l i e King's Mature, in Pell-assall, ht• liar Rev. E. W. BI.OIIIBERO, slid the Rev. 9, S 7 ANt6K CLAD. Ow the Ilith last, in the evening * Mosart's-ne , quiets was performed in the Pala.... Chuirh at Wi nners, iu commemoration of the deith of the Lite King. The utidtence, who were to the woollier of 1.700, were deeply alieeted with of that inituitalderutraterpiece. Ills Royal Higtioo.. the Duke of C.mileidge, and hi. Serene linthiwii Prince Frederick of Ilesie, lit his is moil Beer, a ri e torrent on the or cation. Lord mid L•iily twstrtirtN and voile, inn! Room LaToOenE, E*q. sailed from Dublin for Englund ou the lit instant. Lord and Lady MILTON arrived at 31r. Belcher'', the Angel Inn, in this place, ito I\l,6lidy trig, and proceeded to the twilit on Wed.'5...1.0 . morning, on a visit to Lord Du Noss, lore Lid, - ship's father, who, we are sorry to heir, is sertou...y . indisposed.—(Doneaster Go;etic.) Mr. PHILIPPS, whose pei for nialice Coveei. garden theatre has been so long iiiterropfed plueincial engagements. the Royal deaths,' riot ti..: introduction of slew pieces not suited to his ia:,-111-, is going to Dublin to open the theatre of thit rift , under Mr. 11ABRIS, the new pateuire. alter he will resume his place at the CowarL.giii.ier theatre in a new opera. • Mr. SiNctsta, late of CosentigatdaulheNkte. now studying at Milan. Sir GIORGE SMAILT it abont to iiitroiluce at tt.e Druryilaue Oratorios, for the lirsi time in Candi, a grand Misereee MS. composed by WisTta. translated from the German into English. I r oho to introduce selections Gore NklegklT . • operas. via. Figaro, Idurneito, ZINIO‘IIII,I4. (" 2 Tint nage, Dos Gioronai, nod Tiro: • Amos the last arrivals at Asti arty . Lord isliabraba, Lady Care sad family‘ Lade-Gmlite.. Lady C. Kerr, 8... Mr. Eardlry, Horse Mas.• Esisianswit , . Sht O. Odedaailikiei.Gleatrd, 1w P. sad Lady Ilar es :;• lit lothhiligkithahot IlleJ.lhorriorm 44W,Fe Admiral Town. • • s‘ • - ;9 4, *A' • . 4". 34 t 11 ,