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■ 1 ~~ • ;111, I •~ 0.0. HANDURGH MAIL. / 1-) iL .** .....,), ' Y . I 14. , - ' • _ _. ;- wake, oi three, Antes. City El. otius Alitioo—.11.114•1 for 'Coromitier, at halt-46r there ?WINDILY, JULY 6. Order* of Ike nay —Wellieghwil Version Priitios.—Bal. let for Carmarifetre, • al three. Aarrykra, It.. Barris Elec. tow Petiti .o—Rollot for Crania tie, as half affrr three. • TIMICAV. JULY II o.jr" af tb. Dor.--Aldbonorgh (York) Fleeting Prii, swo-11,11... low 001111fesiiote, as thew. Nossionr, Elicitor • 441EM0N116011141/1/110061.• • •• 40 Ina tifner we.. • Jots 13. Itylarlt bey —Treicioly Election Pell ti 44 a-11.111•1 f c...onoiltet i ol Wry, H don Election Petition—hallos '43eArnisititto, stlrilf after ,r/r.n4r,avir IS. rater . J 11. . , Eltrtion Poll - Ballot • l u rC...onserteir. et three. , , 'Nate, mah,„. f .r sr . .ich !. day has Len flied— Ilipstelteen't Km for thr Edit . ..lo6in of tile Poor— . 140c1.0.glun'n Bill to fecilOste the removal of Pinper •F•ll , lren to .I)tetatoor.-111r. &nutter null to inenineitsie Lo rittie= in 1 ) 4•16....a Peilsouges urr • 'cr., eha,Brd on t‘e Now il • ia Half cent. dotter. ' . • 111041taL PARII4MENT. ,• . , MOVIA Or !ARM; ITtaltestrav, MAT 14. • 'EIrI I •EA I nti Gates tann eittalebe notooltott, appellant ; souß WM/CHOPS AND ORRICRO, TiOprom•legts. The etrinowittasiein of this appeal we reported on Thurs. * * 4 3”.„ the !Sib inst., The Artentuee-Geontst. was beard th 4 day on the part of else Respoudruts, and stated, that the trust deed of the Ah sif November, 11 ,1 03, nod the deed . O7 inaiructioisodaf the 19th of March, 1804, formed a settknent which expressly •e onveyedilsr esanne it disputes* the Respoutlents. It ass • itoete that the last deed was execeted upon a death-bed, bet execution epos • deitils-bird amen ohjectiousonly comiretvat to be takes by an heir al law, or of the investure, barium an .telerest to tether,. The Noble Appellant here. although be was heir to 11. e lends in gentian by virtue of the original iorrestore, bad MO interest to set aside the death.bed settle berause he was excluded by the pervious deed of VIVO, *ben Doke John was in liege pouatie. The heirs of •• witted had, by the deed of 1790, the power of redeeming the ..• Iliods within the pariah of Kelso, semi payment of the ruin ne ; 3,60 0 1., bat it was a power which could be only exercised spent Leidy FROM mod Lady Mary K err, if they bad succeeded tit the lands invirtne of that deed. They were, however, after wards conveyed by Ibedeath bed deed to the respoudept s, o it h soy pro, isiou for modem pi ion informer of ilie heir in entail. ..Tbets the ease attempted to be made out by the Noble Ap '. prllant was, first, that the deed of 1700 wait revoked by the dralicbed Minerneol, and that •cooseqneolky his interest d. art ' s aisle the latter, was not excluded by the subriateere of ;he tet-mei% Secondly, that the lisp. ponatie deed was not 'evoked, but it was equally incapable of excluding the Noble Appellant's, interest, because it was , repudiated by •I:sdy Essex and Lady Mary Kerr, the persons in wlicoo fa. sour it was executed. The Learned Counsel for the Noble • Appellant were obliged the admit that there was in the taller *..tiltasest en revocation of the former, but contended that ' it was revoked implication, sad the whole argentite!s of bra Learned Friend, turned upon the pretended identity of the two modes of revoking. Their Lordships would per ceive that this kind of argument was a 'mere speculation on what the law ought to be, and not a discussion of what it actually was. It was impossible for their Lordship., after they had looked into the eases which had been re 'noted, if the notions now broached for the first time were acquiesced in, not to see the great tatiaclikf that would emote: one-half of the judgments that had been pmnouneed in the Courts of Scollsed would be distutbrd, and the whole system. mid the endernsioling of the law of the country deranged. The Learned COIIIIIIII then quoted the case of Crawford e. Cornetts, in the House o f Loids, 11th July. 1795, sod 14th March, 1606; and said, that all the dininclimas of the great Crawfordleod estate pro ceeded upon the sisasuiptios that as express revocation was • shore powerful than an implied oar. In that case there was •••first a llepaponatie settlement nis.&, stud then o death:Sid %teed utterly leanteistent wish it. The latter contained an 'repress revscationlll Moe former, but it was a revocation al ' though made he direct terms bind a qualification which did rut at all disoiolnii the evidetsee of the grantor's latrine'm to desires the revoked deed, because he only declared that be corset to keep op the iliegeponstis settlement so for as it was veceseary to trosnirt it into an lostransent for its own de struction; bet this s teroid mot apply to the case of the Noble A Pottiest. The ent of Rowan s. Alexander was also in petal. Under those eircunistaoces be (the Lassoed Atter ' ;my General) bad no doubt but their Lordships would con erm the judgment of the Court below, that the Noble Appel lent was barred by *deed of 1790 from chaneuging the dcailobrd deed of 1004, and that he was Dot retitled to the redetoptioo of the Kelso lands. alt. Ci.ailne, the Scotch Advocate, followed tot the same Watets replied. 'rite LORD CRAW rune, at half-post three "'chuck, moved their Lordships diet Counsel should be called in al eleven o'clock to-morrow mooning. His reason fur wishing that hour lastead of les o'clock, the usual time, was to give set opportnoity of correcting the minutes is the great awl important OM of the Queensberry estates, and also to en able their Lordships to deliver their judgment in the case which they had joie, heard to.morrow. He therefure moved, that Counsel should be called in at the hour •be had pro • posed to.mwtow morning, which was agreed to. Lords LYPICDOCII and Poona, and the Bishop af.Latcoutt and Fauns. took the oaths. STAGE COACH E 4, The Stage-coach Regulation Bill. the South-Sea Company Rill. and the Irish Stock Transfer Bill were severally read the third time, and ! bussed. The Rinse then adjourned at half-past four o'clock. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. COPENHAGEN. MAY Is. In the canoe which has been for some time before the criminal Courts, relative to the forgery of Bank notes, no less than 53 peruses were brought trial, of whom i t were coedemnkd to death, and the others to different periods. of imprisonment. , /fie Msjesty.has, however, graciously sentinel the • . penalty of death, and commuted it tuts hard lobo*, sii the Home of Correction. The punishment sf die other criminals hes likewise beta moderated. The D•ni,li Academy of Science has elected eiS Members of the :11:ithrm tile.ll class, Gen. Midge t Mr. Pond, the Ast• 011 ((((( er Royal, cud Dr. Young, . uG Lawful:. saieswica. MST'• 16. . Our too young Doke, left this city to-day for Lso•suthe, witsts they will reside two years •ud • • /MOM TN 1111111ii i ;•SIAT 13. A repave holl hitely been pureed, sod piss much cgrAt, that en Agent of the Papal Court will come to . Fainkfort to confer on the provisional arrange. =elite of the Church with the Avails of the Germ's Courts who were enpged its the late wegociatiwa. It is raid this Agent will wit_ite*lulsowo4,7 ph•seatie character. but be rooms* "pith env. imq task* fall power/. The waveglegt Se. i thelisMilemodiej" Ml* labs ialbriarbot.s.i Wieribing ossaa to Imo* .1 '..... V bran much tzsgteraltd. Tise artiettiev has much Awed. ocit.tx. mat. General Illoesthihoch. it ie uni• daring Isis imprisliffimmot M Ceserie, • m nila jiyArm of .114hotio. I/ which the Notions! Delot may be- !mid to tit! jeer.. Ile it, .tatett fts hare written a letter (~1 w' copirt ore in private circulation here) to the as vrrnor, in whicirhe tettorowl—peritohmiiire- !o I+f hie . Promos. nd WI; plan lirfore competent judges fur their exinto swims. _ _ political writer. Frederick 'Von Corn,. died on tiriturdny.• afire yews weeMlis' VisNwA, merit IVe learn that from the Ist of October molt, pr at the latest, front the lit of January. 11141, all piratical poltlicotiono of Germans works will be ab solutely prohibited in the Austrian States, which tom k pert of the:Goristan Confederation. " )T, t•RTiMlvkGIt. Aram li r. The weathir is very 'mild, tor these two days it hos been warm and rainy. heir Like Lstlngs sad the (half of Vinland are still rusted with tee. Vessels front foreign parts have oltrady arrived at Lob:w and other Baltic ports. Orange's. however, and fresh oysters are already in abiandatice here; the -rood•, tno. are Mw better, and the post goer with its usual celerity. FRANKFORT, NAT 13. Afire the arrival of mouse course's, yesterday. from Vienna. theism torgociited by the house of Itothschild experienced a further rise of some Rosins pre cent. It is said that Cotint Snot Schottenstein. Pre sident of the Diet, will be back brie ell the 24th al this month. . • RIGA. ATIIIII. 24: Madame Calslani will comchrre in a few Jaya from %Vitus, 0111 bo troy to Si. reiersburgh, and *all give a concert. STOCKHOLM, MAY 9. By order of the Crown Prince. the Auto Boo grsphic Notices of the celehroted Linortis ore to he sainted. under the core of Professor Adorn Afzelius, of Upsol, The King has been pleased to consent that the ships or the 'lusted sharp or North America, laden with the natural produce ter manufactures of the Wert Indira, •hall come here without paying higher duties than Swedish vessels, hot up,in condition that Swedish •easels laden with the produce or ma nufactures of the countrire nu the Rehm Mind enter the ports of the United States without paying higher duties than American vemela. NAY It, An important circumstance has taken place to day. The King'. Chancellor of Justice has thought it his duty to prefer an action against the whole Hoard of ‘l' sr. The wound of his action ir, that the &and, without any just (11116 C, Isis dis solved a contract, legally made, far cast iron goods, to the prejudice of the contractor proceednig which, as the Chancellor eapreews himself, Lietrass II *out of regard for the rights of ou inclination to arbitrary procerdings.—Olaus. burgh Papers, May 19.) LONDON, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1820. The House of Lords met yesterday evening, and the House of Commons will meet this evening, in pursuance respectively of the terms of their ad. journment. No business of importance was trans. acted in the House of Lords, but henceforward, until the very close of the Session, which will pro bably take place in the latter end of July, the la. hour of both Hooves will be' incessant. The Morn ings will be occupied by numerous Committees, in the anxious investigatiet of stobjerts which are now felt to be of paramount inteYeste, and the evenings and nights will scarcely be sufficient for the open discussion of the topics which art already fixed for debate. The Civil List Bill stands for discussion this evening in the Hoare of Lords, and to.morruee evening will be devoted to an inquiry into the State of the Nation, when Lord LIVERPOOL has promised to lay before Parliament and the country a full ex position of the view entertained by the Cabinet upon the causes and remedies of oar present distresses. In :his debate it insy be expected that all the prin cipal Statesmen in the House of Lords will beat a part, for the purpose of pointing the attention of the Committee, which will then be constituted, to such objects as may be best calculated to lead to practical good. From the facility displayed by the Ministers in making this conceals . to the wishes of the public, we may expert that Mr. Houtz Sum ass's motion for .Committee in the House aeon:it. mons, OD the 30th inst. will be successful ; so that while the House of Lords, which may be said to Ito nowsposeil exclusively of the agrieahural interests, anxiously employed oo Lord LAIIIIDOWN.I{ motion, in devising the steams of exteading the . foreign commerce of the empire, the House of Com. slam which contains a lime proportion of coat. "mild end manufacturing imes‘ will be no. Seep diligently attentive, on .the switimi at Mr. liobstit 5111111211, to the extension and impesetsorat of the native agriculture. The division of the coseigero. tion of the great and complicated subject of our common interests, offin the fairest prospect of such an iuquiry beiwg conducted to eh useful par. pose ; but hod this peculiar apportionment of .the parts been formally proposed in Parliament, it would probably bare either 'excited very ill. founded jealousies, or have been rejected as fan. cited. Since chime, however, hew ea disposed it, w e , see isclhard to. think that it will he 'wooded with such advaustages , by elloalcuirilt 2,0 and COIN - actin prejudices; that visdeati itself might omit be ashamed of. it. Usti es Patlionseet hitherto hes hose, it eat eld . ._ ._ - MI6 to have done ndiiiing ottetbor mid irmM►tn it 'welt di.coisios, It vourattl. . 0 lige of the alarming bj , other., mild wittittoodittir the diocre,ht !mem of. sit. north have lately brought upon the IliVl•oritluairinve and rational reform in Par inenteAlifilletaianakf at thisloonient be three distinct motions ateloolly fixed for diecussioss, basing for their object an improvement in the repramotatioss 'of she •peopfe. Lord ASCHISALD 114111ILiUleal notion respecting the represent:. inn of Scotland, which is indeed in its premeditate little better than • mere anititery.of plipitlar rights, stands for this evening; bird Joao ItuiisLes Bill for the dis franchisement or Gratopousid, and the transfer of the right of election either to Leeds or a Riding of Yotkisleire. has already passed the second resilorg; and Mr. Lssiiisow's motion, elicit he., we ender stand, for its object the repeal of the Septennial Act, is appointed for the 6th of next month. The ores-nay of some reform in the electiou of the Rouse of Commons begiiis indeed to be almost tiptiversally telt to this countrv, sod as it must at some time br actually effected, who is there pos sessing a feeling of regard for his country, and any retro:owns to political honesty, that does not prefer to see the project proposed end carried into etiect by men of wealth, 'probity, nod rank, of prudence and of patriotism, than to winless the constitution torn to pieces by • thoughtless multitude. foil of crude scheroes and wild intagioings. and impelled by passion in the pursuit of their conflicting de vices ? Men of the most virtuous principles may differ about the plans suggested. A.general scheme of reform would. we are convinced. be fraught with the worst evils, but partial changes might be made not only with safety but with advantage ; such, for instance, as are suggested by Lord JOHN Russer.h, which while they keep within the strict hue of the constituti 1111 l pursue it. spirit exactly, and tend to correct the system by steps as gentle as those by which it had in the progress of time gra duslly deteriorated. We lament to fins! that Lord Casektaiticn tones poste to move oil the 29th of this month for a re newal of the Bill for exposing Aliens, without sp. peal, to the arbitrary power of the Ministers. This subject will not improperly come within the *cope of the Marquis of LANSDOWN'S motion rep erritig the encouragement of our foreign trade; for how con we hope that alien merchants will establish themselves with their trade, industry, anti capital in our country, if, instead of hurling here the hos pitable kindliest' which in other days foreigners were sure to experience in England, and which in fact constituted a part of our domestic policy. they should be taught to feel the terrors of the gloomiest despotism, mid trust their fortunes and families to the machinations of secret enemies, the treachery of rivals, or eveu the avarice of rulfiens. who would take advantage of their uncertain condition, and extort money by holding out threats which the credulity or facility of Moisten might possibly render too easy to be fulfilled ? lu other ponds of our policy respecting foreign states, we find that some of those states have learned to retaliate upon us. Foreign commerce cannot be carried on with advantage utiles. we have English agents in the countries with which we trade, and should the Go vernments of those cowries exercise over the English agents or merchants suck powers of instant deportation to any part or the world they may think ['toper, without consulting the necessities, wishes, or fears of their victim, as are granted to the Bri tish Governmetet with regard to aliens, the com mercial interests of this country might suffer the severest mobs rut. independent of the suffer ings still losses which iudividuels must ueeeessorily encounter. We hope that the Committee of the (louse of Lords will direct their attention to this subject. The Paris Papers of the gist instant have aerie ell. They contain no news, not even a new mistake about the arrival of the QuEsit. The Five per Cent. Consols ore 74i fr.; Bank Actions 1.514 fr. 50 cents. • Wednesday bring the birth-day of the Queen Of GREAT BRITAIN. a numerous Meeting of th e ' m h o . &Rants of Margate was held at the Old Crown lust, to drink the health ofter MAJzorr. The ebbe" of the Meeting was extremely limited ; such, urn. withstanding. was the anxiety to testify their tea aped to the Illustrious Personage, that the ram was scarce sufficient to contain the loyal indevidanda who attended. " Her Majesty's health. and toy she ~S lire to enjoy the cuinftrts and /sappiness that alibis to her rank," was given, and drunk with the etenost embasiasut% several other appropriate toasts slid seotiments, expressive of attachment to her Royal Person. were received with the liveliest marks of gratification.—(Conferbstry Chronicle./ JUDICATURE or WALES.—At • county meeting rolovetiell by the Sheriff, and held at Carmarthen. en the loth instant, it was resolved—'• That the Jeristliction peculiar to Wales appears to be of MID. aiderable advantage to the inhabitant', of the Prins coltishly, inasmuch as it has established Tribunals near our Wines fully coinprtent to resider justice to all parties, and by which a speedy remedy for injuries, whether of a public or private nature, can be summed at au expense much less considerable than that incurred by 10111 in the English Court.. We, • •iteeretbeine.. conceive that many isispbavr. menu only Ire introdswed into she Welelt Jlirindico lion, and, aru Andeed budging aspeorsry from the lapse of tine nad change of mosierAsald. arcumb 'wets Oahe people.". • . • • • .• . • ..' .a. • wiR roped' yestrrelsy time the Gessffit, use aisomiticiag this she Ktee held a Drawing-room at the Palate if Bechisigham House on Thursday, lb* 15th of Joae. The rmateele ne Me Leslie, *in be the same as ee the ewer. slays is her late MAilurres lime, with the ANN,- lion of beeps, which will he diereolied owlish. To ibis latter smirk, toe[ felt very ineoavement, her ftiAJMITT Win my partial. The coats will he while rain, covered wilt the Gent lace, or rich embroidery i s gold or silver. The robes 'phis, bellies very beg waisted, pointed liefiere and behind; the trains long aid narrow, richly embroidered all round, mid trimmed with lace; the head-dress, fermis, nod beedsous with large ostrich plumes of were er ties( feathers. . •• )4iiing its rainiisitsnit wills the C 'LI i v: of the klobjeetseritielf4.' II • NAIL , 4i i . .0 ..z e - ‘ ,..1.• way perhaps Isithossght a to. Ak * , • .4 4;1,4/ •• . . . lb. time." 11 seine, equally • S I T . , ~C•ArC. I . -.....;. . -...--,.. arid singular by all. that • rush ~ 1. OR *C4 - .. !--,1... 4:4 1 1t-T, • 4 c redit which tbesoi•eastria 4.• -. ~ • I :-- i.... 1. 1........ k. _. .i. - NU IifiIINTIA DRAWIStaltOOlf. PASIIIOIVABLE PARTIES. .L•dy!beige intends giving another splendid rout on tneeday next, and one the fallowing Tursid•y. Lady George Seymonr at usual cards of nivitition for a 6411 OH Monday nest, at Kent Hower, hisichtiiirilltr. Mr. Thong's Ditsirombe will give a ball on the IStli Jane, at his bons' in Great Comberfantlplice. The Earl of ‘Vrstntortand has issued cards for it grand party on Ike Mil Jane, at his house in Greoivenor.srpare. lady Charlotte *nett will give a bill this evening, at her hawse in Siraiford.plare„ Mrs. West will give • Vend rout on the eib Jaw, at Lea burst in Upper Grosvenor-street. LADY-RRATHCOTR'S GRAND Rour. Nee lArlyship opened lei elegant mansion in Grosvenor. Noire on Tuesday evening to the fashions, le world, with use of the grandest rants !rims this season; live of the spa. eines "ma derail! rooms on the drawing-room door, with toor on she ground-door *err thrown open ; they were most Iwillisatly illoatiosted, and the whole of the apartments were decorated with pots of Inc choicest 111/114111., shrubs. kr. The company began lousier shout hsli.pamt lee o ' c l oc k. Th re e were pres►nt upwards o'4oo vermin's of the first rank of dim. titectiou and fashion. Antoog whim weer— - Prince sad Prioress Esterhasy. Buder—Wellioglou, Argyll, Grafton, Montrose, and Richmond. Duchesses—Argyll, Hamilton, Albul, Dowager Leah, •INI Itichrwoud. itarquisse—liestly, Camden. Graham, Exeter, lieadfurt. Cura•allir, Tweeddale, Woreerier. _ _ Illarellieissams—Ball;, Dowager Bash, Downshiro t Win (Artists, Salisbury, Hertford, SIaBIM, Cornwallis, and Wur center. bale—Ailesbery. Ile/Islam, Clause!, Plymouth, Shaftes bury, Weernarwlamd, Beaocisomp, Ponlett, Browuluw, &mho. rumgb, Rumberry, Groan-mar, Belime, Crudites, Ilestar rough, Derby, Ammer, Egresnorm, Shovers, H'ioelerliers, Brradelhane, Gower, Cawiter, Murky, sea Belfast. Comeleseer—Harrowtry, Ailesbery, Vevalam, Warwick, Cleaned, Plymouth, Derhy,Shafteabory,Brownlow, B,thans, Serum, C.ornarvon, Dirwage► Catisarvors, Clare, (Heinsll, Charkeine. Grosvenor, Cardigan, Resboruagh, Uxbridge, Dowager Liverpool, Laugfurd, Cowper, Jersey, Murky, and De Armload. Lorde—Brurknell, Marlene, Granville, Corson, Am herst, Crawburnr, Nugent, Hai navel. Mark Kerr, Falunimerh, Goya'', Germiston, Auckland, Altopford, Airamiey, Forbes, Cher, icy Jory, J hay, Petersham, C. Manners, C. Somerset. N. Stanley, A. Cooper, G. Fare, C. M. Melville, Bathuirt, hfulyneux, Herhe►t, R. Langtins, Ann Beckett, Dowager Anson, Granville, B. Ponsunhy, Curzon, Foley, A. Smith, B. Codrisiginet, Grahams, F. Haitian, Stewart, Fitzroy., Lennox, Liddle, Anthers', Pares.. Henley, Shelley. Glyn. Perth, Nerserm, Hills, Pringle. E. Itsubtun. Barnard, E. Lowther, Dowager Peke. Julia Mire, H. Chi chester, M.Rues, Osamistoi, 1.. Clive, C. F. 11,110., C. Goa- bans, Auckland, W. Hassell, Coro wallis, .1 Neville. Hampden, C. Lomb, E. Forrester, C. Barham, said M. North. ...days—Fitebrrbert, Mitchell, unit Da Burti 11. Aliso Neyiamer. Ceoutte—M mote,. 111. Antonin, awl Pousallis. COlUliffleffSl. Amtrak) nod Puns'Ms. Yesterday morning the Princess AUGUSTA took an oaring to Kew. The Princess SOPHIA rode out in her Royal Highness's new carriage. and visited the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and afterwards proceeded to Ken , . 1111.g1011 Palace. OD 11 VOW to the Ouches of K ENT. Yesterday was the first a iiii gyms/sty of the Princes. A LEILA NORIO A'S birth-dry. Yesterday the Duke and Ditches* of G LOUCES TER hod a tli 0000 rr party. Prince LFoPoI.D left Claremont yesterday about three o'clock for London. His Royal Highness stopped at Keissiogints Palace, on a visit to the Duchess of KENT. His Royal Highness afirrwaols proceeded to town. sod dined a ith the Marquis sod Alarchioness of STAFFORD. Tuesday the Prince's AUGUSTA dined with the Dukcasid Duchess of CLARINCS ; is select party were also preseut to meet her Royal Highoes4l. Afterwards the Duke and Duchess gratified their Royal Sister with some delightful music, in which Ma. SALMON sang some charming song,. accom panied on the piano-forte by Sir GRORON SMART. A duet for the piano-forte . and flute was perforated by Mr. KOLLMAN and Mr. SOLA. • Uo Suuday the Earl dud Countess of MARRING. TON arrived at the Winchester Tower in the Quote of Windsor. The Noble Earl being Governor of the hound Tower. the Governor's flag was hoisted, but as soon as the KING arrived,- the Royal standsril was hoisted, as a signal of the arrival of the Star reign. Yesterday the Duke of DEVONSHIRE g.ve a grand dinner to thr I)irectors of the Ancient Music. Sunday bring the Noble Duke's birth-day, it was observed on Monday by as elitertsitiment bring given no the OCCIIIIOII • His Grace's tradesuirn dined together at the Thatched flou.e Tavrrn, which was numerously attended. The professiohal gentlemen present were. Messrs. I)u Rork?, C LA MILE, LLif ER. end BrusAnnuitsv, whose vocal inswrir highly gratified the company. • The E trl and Countess of DARN LEY and the Ladies 13LIGN arrived yesterday at their limise sit Berkeley-square, front Iheir Oral Cotillions Hall, Kent. Earl WHITWORTH and the Duchess cif DORSET arrived yesterday at their home is Grosvenor. square, trout their seat in Keut, Mr. Nosibie, late of the Opera Route, sad prin. cipal dancer at Covent.gsrden Theatre. lbws tensile a must triccrstful debut at the Opera Itoose at Boar. derma. and continues to receive asebounded . • * •!. • ': • • - V I ' . :w a ... • In, Yawn, mir 2i. • This afternoon his Majesty left the Cottage, is Windsor Great Park, for Carlton Moos., Th e King is expected to rehire to the Cotta g e int week, and reside there during Meat Races. Yesterday his Majesty remained at Kum Colleg e for upward. of an hoer. The King thea re-ostions. ed•fire Wee,- steeompaidod by . Sir 11.• IMomareie and General Sir W. Keppel. The spectators d ee gavee Monarch three _times three distitiet po s h of Mojes voile through the atoms . 21 Eta t and Window until hid cravat at the ( Aug Welk, when the Royal' party etionssieukil, drove off in a carriaka to the Cottage. When the Salt-bearers stopped his Majesty on Windsor-bridge, and demanded their ii e f t . the King was highly pleased with their scrim s . plisbed address, and its the purge which "No p u t into the bag, hie Majetty's contrihistuoi covered to he a 100 L bank note, • nio-t present of ■ Monarch to a young more jo.t Cambridge College from the fouwitotioil of Mr. Wilder, son of John Wilder, E.g. of Polley Hell. vow fortunate to get the dirtiisetton of Cap. trim of the Mosierie. The collection of the Salt•heann and Sereitms •mounted to 1.1301. a sum unprecedented at say preceding Morttree.—The last collection was snot. —This fund the ynung Gentlemen obtain I. satire their establishment iu college. A SINGULAR CURE FOR HYPOCHONDRI.ICISM. • " In tht very interesticg Mentoir of Richard Lovell Edgeworth. Esq. the father of the eel.. bridled Miss Ed4eworth. recently published, we find the following anecdote. connected with sew notice of a distinguished Irish Nobleman. Lord Tritublestone, who, besides his massy estimable qua. litres, was eminent for medical and physical skill " A very delicate lady of (winos, who had till her beset, bepa to decay bees flattered egregiously by as. rest, sod vehemently envied by lbe other, hers to feel, es yeses ad yawed, that she was shrirkieg into nobody. Dinippointa neat produces eosin. and must disease; a Mims at re. rbM sysiproiss sseessded each other with aliiros.ea rapidity, and after the advice and the posseshatioss of all the playas-saws se Ireland, and the conweposidesce of the want mimes is Enabled, this poor lolly had swearer, in Shekel onewt, to Lord Tri sablesteme. lie dnehmed imorfeiring—lar. Isesitsted.— Mut al lam. after much jokiest:amiss, he esseesiod to hearths lady's complaints,, and to emdeensor to effect her ewe: the euseession was made open • positive stiptilstiea that the patient shoal! remain three weeks is his ho se oithott any attendants bat those of brie faintly, and that her friends should give her op entirely to his ossnagesew. The rase was dement*. sad soy wears most he erbeinal to where there woe a prospect of relief. The lady vow so l'rimblestoue ' was received with the greatest Minat e sod politeness. lassead of a grave sad forbidding !thrums, her host abe found am • mats of most agreeable masters. Lady Trieditesione did every thine in her power to entertain her guest. and for two or three days the drawn arson. we be. siiyhed. At length the lady's vapour. interned; every this! appeared champ& aletasillioly broolcM so • return .1 alarming isrevono Cossplaists--contrelsionsi of the perversion of the enderotauding--e horror of society Wiwi, all the nomplonits that see to he uses with in as ed. wevliwriweul enameralieff the we/win via wervues petiftet. le the midst of on of her 'Mai miens It., their mutes, dressed iu white entered het operieresi ; slowly imposingly. ise, they took her without vielosoe is their arms, sod with out giving her lime to reculieet herself, euareyed her wee a distant el.snotrer, hone with black, and lighted with green tapers. From the cei hog, whet* Ism climoderable height,* swing as, suspended, iu which she was placed by the lowers, ses as to be mated et some distance from the erouud. °spoil the mates set the swiss( is itaissisa ; and as it approached one end of the room, she was opposed by • trim menacing ' figiire, armed with a huge rod of burls. When she looked behiiid her, she 1 , 41 r• similar tissue at the other evil of the poise, armed is the wow messier. The terns, notwith. standieg the strange ciet-menshasers which reerionsieil her. was Not or that wet which threaleus life; hut every hostess there was en immediate b.mnal of bAiIY —After some time S h e mutes •ppreswil nisi.. wish great composure took the lady oat of the swing, aid esieedueird her to her apartment. Whew she had reposed .ofue lime ■ servant canie to isiforei her that tea was ready. Fear of what might be the cousequences of a rsfirsat preemies; her from declining hi "Inver. No notiee •311 taken of what had haply oral, and the evening and the nee.' day pained without say attack of her disorder. On the tninl day the vapoisni returned—the moms resrpraivil—the • eiseimetsig fl.sgsllaista again +aright. it bee, met sgsiis she 1111i0p19.1 a reminion of her comolaines. Hy .iergeses the tits of her disorder herniae Iris reesisem, the sows. ut her torsteentors less Illeet•I111. HMI, in time the habits of hypoclioadriarient were so Idlest i , terrerted, end mirk a new aeries of ideas ietroiliired isso lire mewl. ttral she recovered perfect heatils au:: preserved to she roil of her life iliac-ere gratitude for her adven !or ins ply simssi." Among the distinguished ferilionahles at the °Rens. no Tnrsdier 'light, we noticed— Sir !worts Sidney York. Sir William ar.l lady Catch/g -lom, Loral Wiewhilors, Count and ()mimes. St. Amami.. Hon. Mr. Tbunammo, Mr. Wyna Draiwyee, Dscheies of nireelenelt, lord and Lady Shannon. his Grate the Duke of Mir Moron. the Marrhioness of 5411. fiery, Grreral Buick. lard Stair ' Lady Haymowtry% Lally Mils...lnt lady Lady Call, Lady Warwick, Priv" and Printers Emarhary, Lady Talbot , Lady Craw*, La dy Stewart, Lady Lansford, Mrs. Dr f'asopitay. Mor. S. Tomer, Mrs. Roam child, Sir Jahn and Lady Murray, Lrod Petry, Mill. Hoary Hiring, bird Ailesbury. Sir William Johnson. Mrs. Pilt herbort, Mr. Doorman, Lady Ilyde Parker, Croon teem, ' Curial Elminharst. Mr. Limber, Sir Lessitry tiltrirint•"• Lord Selmer Ham. Mr. and Mrs. Statiltapr, hie Grace the Oak* of Derr:roaloire, Lady flanked, Mier Mishap, Sir Tiowaria Farquhar,. Hon. Mr. noirmere, Lady Dainty wet %.,.l, Lord Morost•Ndgosimhe, Saville Halifax, Eaq.; Lood rit a h an no. Bothell, Eon. NW Lady, dor Earl of Motley, Duke tor hlloadressr, Lord Eivalerirt Bernina, Sir William Call, H... Mr. Fero* bora Arliler H.ll, Lady ILNIri Lygoo., Lard Lowther, Sir limey mid Lady Frattees ' hVricht Wears. alts Saes Prue, Lord Alwyn., Lard Belfast, Lewd Cenninstoo, Sir W. W. Wyss, Sir J.and Lady Owes, Dories Martail en.; N. Um, Eaq M.P. /sc. It taut& no much pfelsttre to announce, that the very oeperioe vaefits. tilttrit Blockscoars Adios. burgh Mapatiste parommme, hive been duly appreciated in America, Masora. CLAIROW aid Seattasaano, of New Torii, haring three nonnovoind the pothUrounn of that entertain . Inc and inatniciive IliacellaaridtoWsr under sand that this sr she Arm tine that s 606 11110141104 has begs rerrilt ra in Amanita. Woot..—So serious it the I lepressies in the price or weal, that the fariaen who sold that article this time lost year for two shillings • pound. can only obtain- thineam-penure this. . —t Brute, Perm . / At Norwich Corn Martet cm Saturday, bath wheat sad barley declined in grids about Is. Per crumb ; 'other grain such as last soeltr-The chew el malls. Soma, lboarebreds. lee. woo as taro as usual, ~& may little itheratioa in prim. 'the pens were well Shed •with heggetsiat • Sum ItAa.te 406. • a held. . 1 ~, ~ .~.. .._._ . ....1 'l'l-1 13 ITiSia .1)11.1SS.