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V ,ekV' took it from him and rel uteri) it to me, informing Sir 'MAO at the same time, 'bet Mr. Ekere declared that the ticket had been sold by him, nod that he would be answerable for it. I . was then left at large, to enjoy the fete if 1 could; sad Inia, expressed nine dissatisfaction at the ill-Inatome( I met. I had, is reply. that if I bad been another penny should h eeeee periencell much whose treatment. So mute for Justice! I walked shout she theatre till his Majesty left it, rat half met one, merely to allow payeelf to my friends, and then retired much pleased with the sight; but I leave •the reader to ronaider if 1 bad not reason to be use disgusted, haying met with some of she grooweet ill-treatment that could be conceived, and that, no, front those very people who siiight to have protected nos, and whose harshness and save. wily ought, in jastirn. to have been dirrctrd against Mr. for milling me • wrung ticket—a circumstance I shell -never forget. I remain, Sir, yoer humble Servant. • lime 1. C. BELZONI. REPtIRLIc OF COLOMBIA. THE HOLDERS or ■ll DEBENTURES issued by me. as VICE PRESIDENT of she RE. PURLIC of COLOMBIA, •umbrre , l from No. 1 to fin ,both inclusive), nod dated London, the lit August, may receive PAYMENT of the savor, with the INTO. J4E3ST which will then be doe thereon, on MONDAY, lb. I.t day of July next, at the Office of Messrs. C. Herrin. Graham. and J. D. Puska, the Areuts of the Culonsbiee, Neptattic, Frertoso's.ronri. Conditll, London; and the Holders of the aforementioned Debentures are rcqurited take notice, that the Interest thereon will tease from sad after the raid lit day of July ore' ensuing. Paris, April 30, 1622. F. A. ZEA. 't IC E I UTI S H PRESS. • LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNII 4, neg. A 1-I.4mhorlet Mai) arrived let night with Papers to the eitth last, (bionic-vs frotu which- an given in • • r 'L;r our preceding columns. ••• as We het' night vet-rived German Pope* to the '29th May. The folio% tog are extracts:— TRIESTE, lAAT 15. Yetiterdsy arrived here a ship frees Smyrna, from which }dim it sailed on the ?Sib of April. The Captain affirms .bat on that day tranquillity was mot yet entirely restored io that uhlsappy city. • The Captain Parha had not undertaken say ihingaitainst coos up to the inth of April, and s part of the inhaltitonts .-r the Ward of Sri,, 1..111 defended thernwlres to Ibe titmome in the moinitaina of that island. The city of Srio was co.: , dared to ashes. The shove ship met off the roast of the ' Mores a Greek fleet, from which the Captain learned that it was Isasteniag to the noniut2oce of Samos. FRONTIF.Ra OF MOLDAVIA. MAY 9. According to letters from Muebsrect, the Pemba of that city, all well as the Kiejs Bey, after having received orders from Constantinople to that effect, ha 4 given permission to t he aubjects of foreign Power to withdraw ; bet ahem the list or the person4wbo ostertiled $o rt , was, was preggal gg'll by the Foreign Consuls, soil the Prichs saw that nearly 2.004 per. sons thought to make tier el the permission, be declared that only Solar istilivido3l, could Ire &Vowed to depart, and tliot they trust Wore their I.IT ru behind. Several Boyer., who livcil apn , n their estates, bad bees murdered by the maraud ittz light tromps. VIF/INA. MAY 20. The whote amount of paper currency burnt here within .sig 'earl, dist is from 13th Jiity. IS3III, to the month of Munch, 182 t, is something shove 37ft millions of florins. It is observed dill (r sortie days there has been so vitro erlinary io the diplomatic roniniunicatioo between nor Ministry and the Foreien Ambassadors. Though the einjetts of eiscursion nr.• iiiidooptedly of the highest import ance, nothing transp.rr•, and we are still impatiently looking for same result, which may decide the great question of pence ut war. It is •cry generally reported herr, that Coon' Nesselrode will are ye ni Ihi. city lei I f. w is., charge.: with so extra• Ind nary mission from, the Entorior of Russia. Paris Paper+ to the I•t inst.int, and Spani.ili, Dotel4, semi Fliodery Mad-. have ar►ived at our rE ce. The Parit. news 15 totilly destitute of iii terert. In How of Commons latt evening the Re port on the Mtlitary and Novel Pensions scheme, viol the reduction of lases contanweltt *hereon. pro -dneerl a long discussion. The. Awe& wee the adoption of lily Report" with the exception of the proptritioo fir site redaction of the duty co salt, es effecting Ireland. Upon this twilit Sir Jot's NEW - while the proposed Resolu tion remitted the has in England, it io effect augmented it es ht. Ireland. The Resolution in consequence *tondo over for re-consideration until Wednesday (to-morrow): fflacession which took place upon th, i -Co r a Impnriabosi- P4I, Mr. Cement* and Mr, STERN stated, ohm-m cosnmon with the ugricial "tural interests twilit which they were in correspond ruce, they preferred the, law as it now stands to the toiottlfiestintie pr01.41....1 by the present measure. Sir 1 110MAII LETUORIDGR witted, that lir the event of the Bill posstog through that House, he was in trusted with one hunertel petitions to be presented -to the House of Lords itg4aPt it. By so order of the President of Hayti, all coo- Insiiders or vessels wiaAinsi t a d/pert front HO_y port* of the island, roust declare tooth that no French men' lass directly or indieoctli say interest or concern in the raid vessel or cargo. We understand the parish of St. Giles, Crip. filegste, hies obtained the stiio of 1691. by • collet. hen (seta 6114111 e to horse. is aid of the gemeral sub * , seriptiontfor thy pone Irish. • TVs FUNDS.—Menry continues very scarce. and as tills tr the .hotting day fur Consols, they atilt yeatttihty rather fiat, hat the general epirlion seem. frl to be in Grout of • rise after the shutting. Con: SON ante 79i (or (MIRY, sari 791 80 for July Ac.. count ; liwdsteerl 781 i; 4 per Lents. 94f ; New 4 per Ceuto. (hue Navy 5 per C ts.) 954 ; Long Moonlike, 10 15-16. Ferri* lwsKirs, from she *woe move, •seedi, ; Spanish, `l{t 6g ; Da nish, ase; Ponnia. S; Nespoloreo, yt Busman lies Lew, ft/ ; 75,13 76. dl~ e ~ ~i I 4' - THIS Tfl it 71se bathes' ni Lent had • fashionable party yesterday at Keesieting Palace. The Duke of Gretna entertained a party at dinner yes terday et his house I. Clarges-sireet. Piccadilly. The Illarrhionem of Lausdown issned cards of Invitation yesterday for a splendid rust on Friday neat at Lasadown House, Berkeley-square. The Earl sad Countess of Dartmouth retertained Via. count and Viscountess Granville and a distinguished party yesterday, at their house is Berkeley-squares The Earl of Dsrelry bad a et WI party of Meads at die ser yesterday at his house in Berkeley-square, Lord Melbourne had a select party at dieser yesterday et his house, Whitehall. Lord &allue, entertained • select party yesterday at his house in 812E61pr-street, May.thir. The Hos. W. B. Grey eutertained a distinguished party at dinar,' yesterday at his house in Lower Groereuur-street. The Hon. Mr. Pelham had a dinner party yesterday at kis house is Arlington street. The Hoc Mr. sad Mrs. Musgrave had a dinner pasty yrs. terikiy at their house in Harley•strees. Mr. and Mrs. bluebell gave en elegant entertainment oat Sunday to bird M. Hail, Sir Richard and Lady Strarbau, Lady Kerrison, Mr Ales. Dou, Hart Hun. E. Koppel, Mr. nod Mrs. Roeirm, Mr. Blair, Mr..llhnstone, at their kouse iu Charles-street, Berkeley-square. FASUIONABLS MOVIIMENTS. The Duke of Nark% and the Ea►l and Countess of Sur , 'rey leave town this day for Arundel Oolitic. The Marqnis sad Marchioness of Bute and family arrived yesterday at the Royal Hotel, St. James's.aireet, Irons their seal, Luton Park. Bedfordshire. The Earl of Asliburham arrived yesterday at his house is Dover-street from his seal in Sussex. Sir Philip and Lady Hales anti family left town yesterday for their sgat, Brymore, Sumersetshire, for the season. Arrivals at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street :—Admiral Sir John Wells, Bart. from his seal in Sussex; Hon. Mr. sod Mrs. Glegg from their seat ip Cheshire; Henry Witham, Esq. from Barnard Castle. Departures from Jordan. Hotel, St. James'a.street to— Rhode. Wises, Esq. ou a tour; Hun. George Milnes, sod Mr. and Mrs. M. Mattes, on a tune. Departures from the Puttees" , Hotel, Piccadilly :—Mra, Bulteil sod family fur their seat, Fleet House, Devonshire ; James Maxse, Esq. for Southampton; Mr. sod Mrs. Charles Standish for Standish Hall, Lancashire ; and Mr. mad Mrs. Witte for their seat is Essex. Arrivals at she Loudon Hotel, Albewarle•streel :—Mn. and she Misses Luttrell, yesterday, from Bath. Dever lurea:—Mrs. and Miss Drake for the Rectory, Autershane, Sucks ; and Mr. and Mra. T. Drake for their seat, %sada lor's Aretersham, Bucks. Departures from Hatchett'a lintel, Daver•Mreet :—Cap tain and Mr.. Elphinstun for Devonshire ) Captain Ly might awl family fur Bath; and Major Cruse on • ►oar. 4;• it BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S% Jvts S. - DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 5 to 1 agettlwap I 25 to 1 apt Dopers 8 to 1 apt Ajax I 25 to 1 apt Garcoitne IS to 1 opt Standaoe 25 to 1 opt Eophrowyott It to 1 apt l'itgorlic 30 to 1 .at Marion 14 to 1 apt Beards 30 to 1 opt Wm:thorn's 20 to 1 apt Theodute H.syh odds agar any other. ASCOT RACES. 2 to 1 apt Centaur, fur the Kios'a Mite—Even belting Pastille, for the Test Sta kes-7 to 4 oo Mores, and 2 to 1 agst Hese, for the Annoy Staked-2 to 1 apt Master Henry, and 4 In 1 apt aoy other for the Gold Cop. There was a greet deal o f hotline this do), and men gni/gement@ to a high mount, both fur the St. Leger and the difirt en t Ascot Stokes. The sale of Howe was very brisk, and high prices were given for summer hacks. Hopkins, the jartaiLlmown purveyor of young fusee, at tended with his venal display of sporting younkers; many he sold for the Army aususesatat of nest year, and what be had left, *hes about to return to Tottenham-court-road, his residence, were about.to take Right VIM coressouio, in run. sequence of the lid of the gage which cortaitwd the manning robs getting open, when the view hallow rang•Ao! was quietly soutu!ed, and a Molt ran succee.lol by Shepherd and all presest, in "minus directiona, after each, nut unattended with fox-bunting checks; however, after a chess of nearly ten ;ninnies, the sportirog young quadrupeds, four in number, were safely bssketed, aid conveyed to Tottesham.corrt. road, to join a largirassetublegc of similar interesting ani mals of aus dilemma. MANCHESTER MEETING, 1822. lILIDAY (LAST DAY). The trot year of the Wilton Stokes of 300. each, will. 30 sovereige• added, foi ail ages, h. ft. Two miles and three quarters. The winner of the Manchester Cup tu the pre. sent year to carry Sib. extra. Mr. Houldsworth's ch. c. Catania', 4 yrs old, walked over— three utbers paid forfeit. A Plate of 100/. for all ages. Heel, twice round and a distance. Seeoud home cooled to 101. Mr. fergnsua's b. c. Champagne, 4 yrs uhl (Johnson) Sir T. Wimp's ch. b. Teisiers, Bpa old Mr. Houldsvrorth's ch. f. Catherine, 3 yrs old. 3 2 3 Mr. Mystun't g. Hahne., S yes old Four others were drawn. A go,,d race. A Handicap Stakes of Se.. each, with 30 sovereign. added. Twice round the Coarse sad a distance. Mr. Rushiens's be h. gm Thomas, by Whitworth, S yrs old, Bst. 31b. (T. Shepherd) Three others started, but were not placed. Wor esey. COCK 1 NG.—Fai Da, Tai I aim lord Derby, 10 mains, 4 byes —Mr. Legh, 14 mains, 1 hye. There as more cuMpasy at this ptt, nor heavier betting. _ _ . bli • ." q% 4 0 • --- ifOriL .vARRIAaIt ..,,, ; ,ir RERUN, MAY ‘2.—To.elsy il‘n • ; • I t7: 1 0.1% 1 , 4 Ak . .. • • 4 44 k •; -- -:, ~,,, 0 -- the marriage of her Royal 4 \ . • .--- Y . -.- / - }bemires the Princess Alexandrine with his Royal Highticsa --- '!" saw the Herediiery Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Schwerin, will • ,e ,..C"••••••,K . '"nsa, 4* . ig,flt, 4 1 % he celebrated with the greatest magnificence in the Royal I• 1 N. , •••••• ' -. ...UMW Chapel. A very long programme hes been published of the fetes that will lake pl ace uu this happy occasion, which will PASIVIREARLE PARTIES. be equal, distinguiebed by refined taste and splendoar. The Nickels of Kent bad • fashionable 'arts vosterda! , vss at Tfl L. L' VAUXIIA LL-GAR DEA S. •..1 i;4 VasilWhy teeming this 4lelighlf..l /Once of amusement was opened ter the season, and presented a moat summing sod splewilid assemblage of rank and fashion. The gardens have mud rgune considerable improsementli slam they were laat open to the politic, and they are now Wed up un a scale of sispiecvdented inatnifieeace. The following are some of the principal arms hies t A grand Heptaplasiemptrow, or fancy reflective prow...anis (with orsameotal draperies), limed entirely with looking. glass, exhibiting a fountain of real water, illetnioaled re sulting pillars, palm trees, serpents, foliage, tie. A Phantasmagoria, with original figures, by Mr. H. Child. An original whole.leogih tenuity 'rims Portrait of his Ma. Judy, in his eurountiou robes, painted expressly by Mr. • Singleton. A Serum Theatre, with moving figures, by the celebrated Moos. Crosier of Paris. Four oew Cosmorama! have been constructed io various parts of the garden • the froutispieces ' , aimed by Mr. Praise's Thorne, the interna l views by Messrs, C. and H. Ch•ld. lo the Gardro• a yen ly.cousiructed and extensive Fora. lain of real Wake. The Illasibisied Columned, has been needy decorated with 4i sad painted flowers, Gait, mid foliage. The scenic department of the Gardena, $$ iss lag of land. stapes, reeks, waterfilla, tuuniatas, and various embellish ments, has bees entirely sew painted by Mr. 'llhortie, sta. and his son Mr. Thomas Thorne. The Colonnade within the Gardena has recently been oar mounted by the ruya I arms...tastefully designed and tetl. A new wilendid chandelier decorates the Rotunda. The vocal departmeut must heconsidered highly attractive when is pnnrs•.s the talents of Miss Noel, Mite Trman, Mt.* Goddos, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Watson, Mr. Collyer, So &c. lu fact, every attrositau Seem. to have been bestowed, aid ere!) , degree of liberality exercised, to resider t►u fashion. Ode Warr of se.ueemrut worthy of public patroasge, sod there eau bs uu doubt that it will become she centre of attrarlios awing the summer. The asocial( uo the tight rope a no small a!ex. ee of approbalsom, and the @reworks were brilliant in the et traits. Yesterday, about half-past one o'clock, the KIN G left tows to his travelling carriage fur IVtinlour Lodge. The Duke of You left town yesterday for Oat. lands, where his Royal Highness will remain dur iug the Ascot Heath races. His Royal Higlinees will have numerous flamer parties daily doling the time. A waggon load of ice has been acid from 1...d0n 4... re fur the 141:MI1011. On Sunday the Prince and Princess of Duptsax attended Divine Service ut Whitehall Chapele We understand that his NIAJEITY notified to the Duke of DEeowswtas (the Manager of the Fete at the Opera-heave for the Relief of the Irish), that a box most he set apart for the Reyal and Mai h., the Duke of DEvottaktas, moat in form die Duke and Duchess of Chouctsvet, the Plinr•AS SOPHIA of GLOUCHSIES, cud the Dukv of Sussax, that there way no place for them iii it. This notification, which was calculated to wound deeply the feelings of the Royal Person ages in question, prevented them, of course, from being present at the Fete.—(fteewing Paper.) Mr. Dow Tort was engaged last week to perform Sir JuAm Fulib l y at the Plymouth Theatre, but the Alansger was compelled to close the heave for want of an audience ! 7ke Museum', No. VI. (a new weekly Journal, de mated to Literature, the Fine Arts, Scieuce„ Anti quities, the Drama, &c.) published At J une (price &I. or free by past contaiiie: 1. Lettere from Paris-2 The Literary Botanist.-3 The Sisperfleialirt.-4. Mr. &inhales Donahoe to the Litrrary Fond.-6. Observations on Cata lans's Sineirig.-4. Flee Arts: the Ealubii ion, the British Institution, and Society of Arts.-01. The Drama : Kean's Cardinal 11'olsey, Macready's Othello, arid Undone. S. Reviews of the Porton.. of Nigel; Breed:ridge Hall; Mill man's Belshazzar; Mason's Poetical Eassys.—With Varie ties Frnetillr, Places sf Amusement now Open, &summer seats of Books publiabisg, dm. &e.—Published by John Milk r, 69, Flretrohrei, every Saturday awning; and soli also by all Itookseliers, Nowise., Postmasters, 4,c. ~- i' ti_ _ -~..- ~. PEDESTRIANISM. Ashton, the celebrated Lancashire runner, who oe the 17th ult. ran fuse 'nibs lu 211 wieners ■od 21) ~toads, at Douc■a. ter, beetles ibe famous Yorkshire resmer, Beal, has been chalkutted by Native, a Yorkshiremsn, who thal slut chat -1 oiled soy man in Elllead to lien from ors mile to tee. fur any Guru um less thaw 2001 and out more than 1,0001. Ilslmo ran Ito miles soil a quartet witbis ea host lost year sear Doura,ter. • SPARRING. The Floe' Court was werytwopeciably attended yestethy for the benefit of the distressed Irish. The great Captain of the milling forces was the pruneuter of this laudable act, •ad the whole 01 the pugilistic corps mustered open the oc casion. aad by their nullities appeared to Rive additional saliclaclion in the patriotic cause. The day was sot • fa. vourable oae for the racer, it being a great dny at 'ratter. and thousaocts in the Casey had left fur Ascot. The sets-to were of the best order. TM best boat of the performance was belvreen Ben Born sod bbeltow, both formidable left-handed balers, sad thrir cadencies meant no too. 11, was a combination of science and let-louse, which ~was warmly applauded. Bora had tbe WM. Cribb and Sprint displayed science too Rood-linmomediy„ 161/41411 sod Flint made an excellent he-to, and, as usual, bad a scirutilic nice iu rveryinmement. Curti, and Gapes, the Giry, had a gond tom, but the Gipsy's cavern.. length sad retell made lint few pima on his upptineot, a masterpiece of pugilism talent. Turner set•to nub Paeisb, and bad drcidedly the best of H. The compau) hfi acU satisfied. 114.,LANP. ; ••••••- DUBLIN, JUNE 1. We are very sorry to stair that Secretary Giegury has met with • serious accident. The horse on which he sells ridiur to the Castle. from his residence at the Ilhernix Park, on Wednesday, threw him *fierily after he had iiinaiiied, by which lainentahle occurrence his collar bone was fractured, and he otherwise received injury. It is satisfactory to add, however, that Air. Greglity's surgical attend auto rudolge strong. hopes' !rt . fits speedy recovery. Dub& •Freenuori) The examinatioris for the vacant Fellowships corn. menced on Wednesday. There are eleven comb dates; a greaser number then can he remembered on any farmer occasion. The canduletes are Walt% Chaptuaut, Herbert, Stevelty, Stack, Kraity, Moore, Porter, Hazard, Lloyd. Dotty ono Lube. When it is considered that 11101 e are above 1,700 Immo on the College books, this 'Mother bf candidates is not dispropottioned. We do aet remember a stronger feeling of public onziety than that winch is at pre.rist excited by the confident expectation of the promotion of the Dan of St. Patrick's to one of the vacant Bishoptieks. Fur ear own parts, we are by no means surprised at the existence of such a feeling, when we reflect upon his unwearied profestional exertions in the cause of benevolence mud chanty. Indeed. we are glics aware that soy prest.her tins been, for Many yiars, more eminently successful, and we have 110 hettiostion in stating our decided conviction, that the elevatiost of She Dean of St. Pattiek's to the Episcopal Bench, could not fail to give universal satisfactiou to the country.— Freeman.) It is stated that Doctor Mint will move from the Birhoprick of Ktflalne. The sun of tine Attorney General (sir. Pluaiken)' will be included in the proposed arrangement by getting zi considerable irseurege.—f Ibid.) • e A comet it mw voololo is the sielliostest, bet I mo Dias sod mu o'clock io AM maims. ~~ .~ M.4GNIPIVENT .4!D INTEREStiNG PEI'S. LORD STEWART'S GRAND MILITARY ENTERTAINMENT, TO PRIORNT HIS Al tJASTY‘,6 RISC( or PLATZ TO TRZ 10111 ROTAL HUAAARI. This was one of the moat magoificentletet which hits been given this season, cud was intendtil to commemorate his Nl.4jesty 'a munificent gift to the regiment, which he had personally comassodsil from the year 1793 to his Accession to the Throne, and which he had graciously deputed Lord Stewart to present to his name; and certainly nothing was omitted on the part of that Nettle Chief to render the occasion as splendid as possible, and worthy of his Majesty's royal condescension. Hi s Royal Highness the Duke of York and his Staff, and their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Den mark, were present, with upwards of sixty of the moot distinguished military characters of the em pire, as well as the Foreign Ambassadors and his Majesty's Ministers. After the cloth was removed, and the ices had gone round, the Serjrant.Major of the Royal Humus, assisted by au. other Serjesut, catered the room, bearing his Flajesty's pre. tent, whilst s flourish of trumpets soutdrd, and a more superb trophy was certainly never seen than his Rolat gift to an old soil favonrite Corp. The height of this piere of plate is about two fret and a half, and it is composed of three agorrs, repr.emtine Courage. (loaner, and !Weary. On the three mars are the King's Arms, surrounded with laurel; sad shove thrm, on out of the sides, is the following in. script ion : • " The Gift of his Majesty King George IV. to the Inth (or Prince of Witieed Cin) Rt.VII Regiment, whirls be com manded from the year 1793, instil bi: accession to the Throne." On the other side is the badge of the Regiment, with the words, " Pemineala," " Waterloo," " Monster." And, on the third aide. are the names of the battles in which the regiment wag engaged during the late war—" Ile• acetate." " Cnranaa," " Morales de Toro," " Vittoria,' " Orthee,"" Toulouse," " Ira feria*" The whole is surmounted by t fignrr of his Majesty stand. lug on a tiuiest column, in imperial costume, wills a Iron. die.. in his right hand, and a wreath of Igurel nn his bead. When 11w Serjeant-Major had plated the plate on the table, Uwe, Stewart rose and addressed the officers of the Rapt! H 1111.1A1 who all stood up, as follows: " Omeeas or Tile ROI AL HUiSARg, • • ' " It is my ditty to state to you the commands whirls here been laid upon me by our gracious Sovereign and Royal Master. " His Majesty has commanded me to present to the Corps of Officers in his name, for their mess, the splendid piece of phite which is now before you, in commemoration of the paternal aulicitude and armies's rare which the King person ally devoted to tha regiment, from the year 1793, until his arcesaiuo to the throne. " Hta Majesty further commanded me to convey he you the expremitrus of his coastaut affectiuus sail interest, Out doubting you will preserve that high reputation which the regiment, ceder his Majesty's especial command, ha• so pre eminently obtained. I am aware much more might he said on the permit °cession, but my feeling Is, that I could nut sdJ any thing so strong 84 the sentiment of the Suer/vier and the merit of the Corps which list called it forth ; end I shall only therefore add a fervent prayer, that thi. meek of his Majesty's gracious favour may descend to the children's childreu irf the regiment, a memorial alike of the interest, affection, and munificence of the Monarch, and of the con duct, ch►racter, nod repntatioa of the corps." This speech was received with the loudest acelnmatione, and his Majesty's health was drunk amidst loud lingsat, the bit' PisYieg Gird save the King and the rontnasy unending. The follon tug toasts were afterwards given, and drunk with enthnsiasui : a The Prince and Nieces. of Denmark"—" The _Coen minder-its-Chief and the Army"—" The Dirks of Clauses and the Nayy"—" The Foreign Arnhessadorr"—* used Li yetpriol. ■nd hie Majesty's Mtultiers"—" The Duke of %I lingtou"—" The Marquis of Angleary"—" Led Cathcart and the liour.ehuld Troops," de. Nome time afterwards, end just as tie ladies were about to ►#tire, Lord Stewart ruse, and, in a very elegant and nest . address, begged in Lady Stewart's name to prevent the renal hussars ■nth two soup tnreena, which were then brought in, intended, an his Lordship said, to commemorate the Ratter leg distinction conferred upon him lo his Majesty, In up pointing his his successor to the Coloneiry of the regiment, end as a tribute of grateful feeling from Lady Stewart, far the kindness and attention she had received from the corps at Brighton. The gift was received with lurid cheers, and her Ladyship's health drunk with three times three, and the londest applause. His Royal Highness the Doke of Fmk .11t1 tint mire before half past deer.; and we sever saw him in higher spirits. Among the company present on this splendid or-casks; besides the Royal Huss:tilt and Foreign Ambassador; were— Duke uif Wellington. Aferequieee —Camden, Anglesey, Londonderry. Farls—Liverpool, firt Inure', Uxbridge. Lords—R. Manners, Burghers; F. c ou y u ghsos, Generale—Sir H. Tureens, Ste W. Gordon, Sir H. Taylor, Sir H. !Asian, Sir E. Kerristru, Sir A. Barnard, Sir C. Doyle. enfone/s—Sir H. Hardinge, Wood, Cooke, Brower, Water+, T.yto►, Sir H. Floyd. Sir Thomas Latereuce, Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Co; &e. LAW INTELLIGNNCI. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wilenuarrra, Jugs 3. Before Aft. Justice Barr grid a Comsat Jon 7. BROWN P. PEER. • This was an action broneht by the Plaintiff to screen . a eompensattou for damage don• to certain leathern pipes lodged in tits cellar, I, the tortoni/wing of the privy belonging to the Defendant's hunee,occassuned by neglect in out having it emptied in proper time. The difenee set op was, that the Maiefiff was himself to Heine to not keeping his party-wail in repair, against which the privy abutted. The Jury funad s acidic( for the Plaiatiff—Damages 41. POLICE. S QVBEN-SQUARN. Tern rent leoett's to were yesterday examined at this Ake, charged with a tint committed by them slot a number of other* at the late Fele al the flpera-Houive. by forcing themselves into the grand entrance. A nut& fell. segseally took phew betwren them and the polite, assisted by the military. The defendants were held to bail. NAVAL IN7'ELLIGENCE. TONTPMOUTH, JUNE 2. Arrived the Prince's Charlotte, Bt (ma. eylon. Sa.ted the Batkworth, Pedlar, Gr Bombay; and ft)e, Foster, for St. Petersborgh. FALMOUTH, JUNK I. Sailed the Lady Arabella packet, Porno', for Ltahon. Arrived off the Port yeaterdav, the Andromeda, Steward, from Bengal and St. Helena ; George the Fourth, Alexander, (tom New Shetland ; Thomas, Lysoo, (roe Rio Jaoei,o, and received orders to proceed to Hainburgh. DIAL, JUNE 2. Sailed yesterday the Hibernia, M'lsnisoli, fin- Madras and Brava; also the Rumba,. Merchant, Clarkuro, for Bombay. Arrived last Night amid miled for the Ulmer, the Soppl;, Thor-moo, from the Si.uth Seas; also tome down (.um the River sod sailed the Zephyr trumped, Nicholls, from Ports mouth. Sailed the David Scott, Buoys°, foe Madras and Calcutta; cod the rest of the eirieterd-boued for their ilifereut dee timatioes. ~~ i IFONERAL OF tDIPPARD JEkAINGH43I, IsQ. 'Yesterday -lb, revising of this amiable and deeply. lamented Gtontlerunn were removed from his ho w ., in lioltou4ov, for interment in the fa/oily vaunt at Cotters-, in Norfolk. The folluwius wee the order of ptucemion :- Uisaissitak er , with six men oft horseback. Ms. earrying s plume of feathers. THE BODY, I. a krone dimwit by oil bones, atiesded by eight paps. Five mowtoihg coaches, 'set drawn by four borers. ,i y pages to earls coach. Carriages *.teoding :.—Edsrartt Jentingbant, Esq. Sic est,. Hut.; J. Middleton, lE.q • Vosomit et, sr l e . ;m oo , Esq. ; Miss ; Doke of NiirfA : Earl of Shrewsbury; Lord Prtre ; Lady !nary Lord Trianhiestoss; 1111.11 Siouriolt ; Lord I'. C.otertable; C. Boiler, Esq.; ---. Lynch, Esq. ; Blunt, Esq.; mist -- Blake, Esq. The procession moved from Bolton-row precise e sit twelve o'clock. A vast concourse of people wer e aArem bled to witness its departure, many of them shedding tears for the loss of • benefactor slid a friend. The greatest order and propriety tet e nb. served on this soleenu occasion. The whole 1, 4 under the direction of Mr. George Betts, uphsl sierer and undertaker, Charles -street, Grosirei.sr. square. THE ARM'. Fridar week two trnopa more or the 241 Drumm Geirtir. o Q14(1. tea Bays,accompanied by the Btaltamlaa bawl, Juiced the roamer two troops at York Barracks, and they now are 'likely to remain there some time. Boxtes.—The fight between Spring and Nene is expected to bike plipe in October. George Cooper Imo challenged bass for 200 guineas. Jackeon, the Solon' Town champion, has eliallem s .ed Boon for 5,..1 MARKET.S. CORN EXCHANGE., Alov, Dar, luvr 3. Our market rosetinurs alsumisootty supplied with all CO. of gain, but orrlag to the finesocas of tbc reallor, doe Whoost trade is ao much &premed, that scarcely an 1 , 41 , 6 V/ i . trade to day, although the heat spialities were 'offered lu I 2.. per quartor lower than last week, and the notio n , samples could not he got off at a greater reduchroo.-:- Barley, Brass, and Pease support last Rowley's qatotstion.. Osis are la. per quarter cheaper, and were Mall sale st 11-at abstemious, having had eamoderable arrivals 'duce Frehy. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, Kest &limes 34 Us ' Grey "ease .2M 22. ---. Sellaik.... 30. SM Small Genoa ....H. 94; ----Norfolk.... 4W 44. Tick ditto .....,,...id, 22. Rye 24. 28.1 Oats, Potato "as 241 Harley lie Mks Polauol (huts lts 21. Malt, 30s 441* Feed Oats •••. Os IN Whilst Peon 24. IS. Floor, per sack —.43. 50, Boilers 30. 32s Rapt. Seed, par last..3of 34! GUI LUFOR Wheat, per luad Oita, per quarter Barley, per quarts t Sea dre7Pe P a er se, per 4"ar quift'ar—te ,D, JUNE I. .... 6/ Os to 161 5. ~.. 0/ lA■ Os II 51 ... 01 IS. lo 01 1% .... 11 On to 11 10* er.. Il 2s lo 11 64 • 83IMIFIELD, Mognsg, Jugs 3. We essolinee to he w eil ropplued wilts all descriptions of meat, yet prase Lamb fully sopporti.d last wedes prim, bout she oaferioe sun. are quote moss leaf& —TI e followist is an recutaie stairtreat of the meta sod armholes : To flak the offal on alone of Beef...sots. 0.1. to 3.. 4.1.' Head of Cattle this day: Od. to 3s. OA. Beasts 2. 1 0* Lassts...3.. 64. to 4s. 61. fibre, mid La e• b.... yg,o;ws Vea1.....34. 01. to 4s. 04. Cake. Perk ....2a. 0.1 to 3s. 6.1. Pigs.... 2lO NEWOATE AND LBADENH A LL meaKers. (By the Careen) Beef .... Is 8d In 2.; 61 Veal to 0.1 M 42 41 Multua.. Is 8J to 2. 6d I Pork.... 4 4 W Mt 3a . . _ _ Lrmb 3. Od to 4. Id. PRICES QF HA J• 111116.11. ,Y AND STRAW. Rey tl 15e 04 to 41 4i 04 Straw 111 7s Otl ►o 11 Pit od Clover 3/ 10. 04 to 416 e Od PRICE 0 MP , POOllllll. Kent ....2/ las to Si Cs Sussex ..2t 12s to 3t 12. Essex. —2l 16. in 4/ 4s Fsrobant, fine, 41.105. to If Vf II IT KCISAPItt. Hay.... 3( 8. 04 to 11/ OJ nen". 4( Op Od to 5/ 0, 0.1 Straw.. If 460 d to Wet 01 ICPPN, per art. NSW MON. Kew 16s to 4115. Sadie' .... 21 10, to 3! 6. Essex 2/ tlls to 41 Os .—Srconds. 21. lac t• It 61. PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of tit►. Pries ►y Tallow (assisted by the Tallow Metters) IC 041 PRICES OF TALLOW Town Tallow 3tl■ 0,1 —.., AA Yellow Russia 37.. 6.1 —, 04 While dittu...36. 04 —s 04 Soar ditto— .24s 04 —s Od Melting Stuff 25, ad 311, IM Ditto rough-18s 0.1 —s 04 OAP, &e. per 11217. Yellow Soap CUM Grsves - • Good Dregs b. PRICE / OF CANDLES. From Tinow amsAkre Hal!. Price of Cao.flee, per dozen, 04 od-31o4ilds, 104 6d.'prr doze. allowed for ready money. COAL MARKET, Jots 3. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. Ittlt Newcastle 20 itiotoderlhold II/ ..... Mts. Od. to 37. J. 1 Halbeath *Coal _.,.. 0.1. 2 Scotch Coal 'I Stouts Coal I . --st. Od to 535. 0.1 FR/CS OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Rook Sinek 4391 South Selo Stuck— • 3 per Cr. Red 7lli E. 3 per Ct. Con!.. 791 79 I di.. pAr 2 ilis. 79k Ditto Small .... 2 5 rf 4 per Cent... LotteryTickets, 191.1 s• Bank L. Aim. 19i 15.16 Cons. for Acc.... 6 (1 India 800th.... 4! pr. j 7911. MARRIAGES. On Slaturiley last, at Cobham Hall, by the Rev. Jobs Slote M.A. V.ear of Onbhane, Kent, Charles Brownlow, Baq, 111.1 for the comity of Atom to Lady Mary Blies, eldrt daughter of the Furl and Countess of Darnley. At D in”hrook Churns, sear Dublin, by the Rev. L. t Hepenstal, Junes Lloyd. Esq Carrirk-on.Shannon, Charlotte. second daughter of the lets George Hrpesat■. Ley. of Sandymount. and step-dangliter to the late Hou. Poirul Dutgenan. The bride was given away hi Jubn Atklumuu, Esq. of Ely-plate, Dublin. DEATHS. At Langaustown, rooky', Kildare, John Wm. Ditto. EN. At Brussel', on the 19th of May, TiNOY $ h Eaq. Uaptaia of the Kerry ritileria. HIGH WATS* AT LONDON lIRIDGIN THIS DAT. Neraieg 77 after 1. I Nit 3 aim 1. Prto.e.l sad Pabl abed et THIS BRITISH PR THE GLOBE ()Ste, No. Ist lased, by C. COI' . WELL, of Hie *road. bki May cale sad arab, ktifir W. ;j. 1. 1,1 - How vrbol peri l •. or a , will alma I' , . ;04 •••••• VA L EI Le , . Fl I I'. 161 It .L FO RC ‘V. at t by At tbr , EN. t it, *ace', Burr, Rupee! 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