The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-04-01 00:00:00

Lvi'ERIAL PARLIAMItAth - HOUSE OF LORDS, SavoaDav, Mason 30. "kit/ Loofehipe met at a hello milted.* ►.fore root o'clock. M r , idea •ad other 31eastient of the Httatte broocht •p the high 5 p r C+•l. Anottitsee &tattoos s i N the Dobler Fever Hospital Pill, and the Receiver of Noy. GIPSON Aeieu d acn l ß.E. They +lot b►owt h t op tic attotrilty Qtt•caat 6.11, "Atli • en*?etase het the Home of teasel/ had earerd to it eiiilmilisalvisalUdiarit. dlpar•ed to Moodie. • . Iffilken TN TIIS NNW, 01, Obi. Tan DAY. MONDAY, Atßn. 1. OftUKHS OF THE DAY. COssueeeeisl Credit (I.el.nd) Bill—.Conim;Hee. Coto*lst Toole Al ihrrenroo. Supply —Consosistor. lYsys sod Memos Coinsoitee. Sink of Irelsoil Cheerer Aslr--Oemoloillee 'hereupon. Inakeopers M.I. sod Countervailing Polies (lielrnal) Ave—Report thereupon. Flux and Cotton Act—Cuinoutlire tbereirporo. tunes patios and I-log.lmeg Aels—Cummisiee t►eteepee. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. Lord Trievont Paliaelnioio—Grsot for bplolialesic Hoe- Oissl. (le Cl.memitt , e uteeeply). Mr. Ailsetkeet—Mseeellaseese Estimates, (le Committee if Supply). e CHAACEItY BAM We ere requested by a Correopoodent to mate, In ammo, k o • letter of A Tradesesee in TEE BRITISH Pane of the 1911 bet, that t h e pertains therein allotted to Is ordered to he in the Lord Chowernor's piper of Tlusiirlay seat, lbe nth of Ara. Our Corigwookl.r4 has suggested to *a the propriety' ▪ brief, recounliog the leadisg elrcumetseees Ur this no tramilinary ease—partly to prevent Its hiring to the betel doper missoderslood, sod partly to 'Misty our readers tint it it rot to a etre trifle that we devote soy poetics of NW esiumus. The matter, am it bad bees commusiestod is us, Wands dim:—The Barrister in question advi•ed us a mega bohslf of • Creditor esisniag agents( a huskier.'. Neale, sad king of opision that dm debt could be proved, lbe Creditor lodged with him the mord pasts retainer fee, is ',rider to bemire his attemiaare berms the Commis- Mose.. ire support of the proof, The proof being opposed by the Bunkrupt, sassermis swede's, both public sod rivets, were held us tie *object of it, sad also Barrister was iit streetrd to oppose the Basskropt's anal essminalioa, until the proof was disposed of la this he succeeded, the Com miseioners having determined that point is f f the Creditor. Briefs were delivered to 114 Barrister at the verities meetings emitainieg all the eiiromsisorres r s y kis cheat's ease, sad be receives Is the progress of the business for his professional esertsons fees to the amount of Lety-live guise's! His orpiment', sad the justice of his Chimes fl4llll, prevail. But (credal plaints) as the applieatios of the Baskropt (who think' proper Is cell a farther meeting), this same Barrister, without IA• rtteAtoot Ladies to Ate for. mer CHIO or At. Solicitors—accepts from him a he guinea general retainer fee, sad a heir f with Miorwetiosis to attend thus mertiog on behalf of she Baukrept to arts. is favour of the identical ease be had previously ',slated arid overcome, and to reverse the doctrine he had pftiriously maimed to 'eta limb. The Lord asarirellor has therefore bees applies) to by peiiiirs to restrain this Barrister Gum action prufe.siowallyie• the behalf of lbe Bsokrept is the particular matter in question. TM., we - are informed, it the plain worernished state of farts. Id is apes to much cornmeal, bast is would be unfair is asp way to weirder the matter; ws therefore abstain frees say /further mesa Iliss that of expressiim err surprise apse this .Malemest of fads, at a ease so mrel, on estrsoedisiary, sad opparently so iseausisteut with the pi ofemiamil hearer of the bar. On Friday night am Austrian courier arrived at the Secretary of State's Office for Foreign Affairs in Downing -street, with &parches. The teveuue, we hear, goes on praperoosly : the increase of productiost otter the corresponding pe riod .f last year brigs, ha the beginning of Week, above 450,000L—(Sitsflay Paper.) Letters dated the 1511. Wit. were received y terday from Trieste, which stale that an eagageai ment has takes vises between the Greek rod! Turkish fleets, in which the &ruler had the •clesesal loge, and succeeded in capturing 25 trimaporta.l The Greeks, it is said, had 75 sail, and the Teri* only 60. The latter had Ho ships of war of the first claw The account rests ou the authority of the Commander of • Greek ves se l, arrived at Trieste, who declared, however, that he lied been so eye.witness of the erigagement, which occurred on the 3J instant. It was fought off Patras.— (Swik/ Paper.) Captain GODFREY, of the Aroehne, has taken the command of the ryite, iu the room of Captain J. K. Wift•re, invalided, and coming home from Jamaica in the Tribune, which latter ship has been very A letter from an Officer at Lisbon states, that the Leven, 24, Copt. W. F. 01111 n, and the Bare. coats, 10, Captain CUTFIELD, arrived there un the 23d February, having hail a passage of ten days from Spitheud ; and were to sail again on the sth of March for Madeira, Terteriffe, Itto de Janeiro, and the Cope of GOO4l Hope, to the eastward of which place they would commence their pursuit of survey and discovery of the African chutes and islands. Ou Thursday morning the Andromache frigate, Commodore Nowise, C.B. sailed from Portsnerwt h for the Cape of Good Hope command, but the tiiod returning foul, she was oblige) to anchor ut Sr. Helen's in the evening, where she now remain*. The final dispatches, for the East Indies, to go out by the Liffey frigate, C ))))) rumfore Cli•Ill.C1 C.B. were received at Porisnimitti on Sat. lueday. Thot ship will be !mid wages this day , arid rail s. soon sifter melba wind say be fair. Site esker dispatches, it to presumed, misouuneisig thr Right Hort. GIGSGIS CANNING a being the chosen future Gravernot-lrlorteral of (hop!. sad successor of the Margin.. of HASTINGS. On Wednesday the Bann, IS, Captain CHARLES Put LIAM sailed from Portsmouth for the coast of Africa. The Phaeton. Captain, W. A. MonTitau, C.B. sailed on Saturday Irani Portntnouili fur Chatham, with a number of men belonging to the threw idendoncer, who are to 'tailgate the Bulwark, 74, to Ptywootit. trihi r as doithsaf—Liffey and Shaa,rock. In Harbour, A nag —Active and O*en Gleolower frigates ; Banger, far hiewfonuJlsedi Hmd , for the Meths., fly sod Ar.b, fur the hide StaliON Driver, for the coast of Africa ; amid Grasshopper, fur Cbeauel service. A Madagascar youth, of about 14 years of age, til e d Un 'Thursday on board the Andromache, at Portaonruth. lie won writ to this country by the King of Madagascar, with °theta, to be instru(ted in the poinctplea of the Christian religkn, and knowledg e o f som e useful art, bet the corouge of inuute produced consumption, of which he died, .fe he could be couvryed back to his rimier cowl 'it'. Ills sternums wife landed on Sl+l46.dey After to be interred in the garrison r hard. -1 #1 . . • • • • • • • 1. • 'Mb .11.1111 t. PASHIONABWOirRIIIINTS. The Duke Di/chess flortheasberlasd tram toms totaarrois far Met} rem, Sloe Hots.e, tor the Iss The filarlsie asd alarrhouness'mbar, as/ Phesset sad Vierieuuless CAlNMines lett tsars yeisteidg for Halle{/ Gar the holidays. The Earl 114/.1 CaMetrai sf Albemarle Irate lowa this day r.r 'heir *eat. Miiiildriihasn, No folk. Earl &Ned left less yerierdsr for Chelte•hson. Arrival. at the Wiiirriso Hovel, Jerseys street G• 40.7 es l Wee Illiove resserifer feels lath. Dew. tures :—The Aleripii• 44 Losihiss sad Laity J. Kew for (Mum ralMartrisiPs seat is Karl foe the hulide)s. at Reddisli's Hood , Jeeiwye.street t—Sir Gems, Mairem, amt. timillrdsr Avis his seal is Bache; mid E. W. Filmier', Esq. from Eton. Arrivals et Madams's Hatt, Dater street :—Roharl mid Fredmiek Heysham, Eaqrs (1•011. 116.9 f oral, Muslim Hesse, H.sls; and llessrs lAwerwer (rum Perot. Demo srrs fools Thoista's iluiel, Brik .ley square ;--Mr. and Lady Caroller Wood C.r their seal. Liitimun, Surrey; Mr. sad Hodges for ilwir rem is Gene; and Mr. sad Mrs. Hayseed and family for their seat is So•ffordshiet. The Cookie's a«d the Ladies Asldsersihnisi left toms oa Saturday for their arid. Ashbrisksis Place, busses. FASHIONABLE PA HT'S& This Duke and Dicheas of Nostrum gave as elegant es. tewhionewei us ILitarday to the A.ehlitaliop of Canterbury, , oMml. •mid Miss Manner. Simon, the E.rl of Lia•erieb, Lady Easily IlListagn, Mr. 1)uo•orr, Sm. at their boom is Una. manr-mnare. The Duke of Wellinglos eahretanted • diatingniand party yeme►day .1 Arley Illtruse, The Earl amid Cuantem of Aberdeen entertained lionised sod Virtebatitess Ormoville mid a large party oil Salamis', at Male home is Argyll rime t. The Marquis of C•wdes entertained the Duke .f Mal treat sad • iliatiageinhed party yesterday at Lis boom is Ar boreta street. Earl Verulam will give • grand eaterlainmeet 10.111111trOM le the Duke of York, the Doke or Wellington, Illuierls of Lomionderry, Earl •f Liverpeol, •nd a large party of dia. tiogitisieed peremsages, al hi• house to Ir not.equare. Prise. E.tedtazy emert.i•s • dridiegratabed party t►is • day at Chandus House, Caverichall.aquare. Me Alexander Johnstone, hart. gave • armed dinner yes ierday to the Antbamador of the Net►erland', lord King, and a large party of distidettos at his Yuan is Great Cumberlsail.plsee. Mr. and Mrs. Noakes entertilsed the Earl end COlllllllOll of Falmouth and a select party at dosser yesterday at their harm is Old Palace.yard. Covet Lieu's,' entertains a large party t.. morrow at his boom JO Liao l et y.pi rre s. The Hurt. J. Abereremby. M.P. had a large party at din ner on Saturday at hie house in New.siniet,Spriag.garders. The Martinis of hatred eutertaised a dimissiguiehed party am Saturday at hi• lt,ient in Clevelasd-aquare. Lord Nolkeley entertaieed • large party at dialer os Saturday, and another party yesterday, at his bursa is Sias beipe-uteurt, Mayfair. euttelfus Ltrvea eatertalued a large party of distinguished fa•bionablea yesterday evening at her hues. in Hurley.aireet. Lady Alieck will give • runt this evenings. her house i■ Ctarges•rtrrel. The Cantsrtem of Glesigall will rite a veal this evening at her hinnie is Lamer Groeveoor-sireet. Tim Earl el Wesimeselaad •etertaias a large party at dismar this day at his house is Gresvenur-aquare. GREENWICH PAIR. Tbs votaries of fro mod frolic ea Bootter bfaselay ham beim gpmeohat alarmed by a report which has obiaiocd Mr colagtaro, Mat the fair se Grommet* is to his altepthew able- Hby . Ilialt."11bio Perm had ha Owe la swam areas aid mweemil whit* the few was formerly held, having .batu take r is the Goirensms of Grommet-Is Hospital, sad added to the b yword hitherto 'lambed I. 'heir school. It appears, how , Nog, that there Is still to be a fol.; sad penaissioo has bets 'tiers by the Magistrates to towel booths, sad the usual tasorees of holiday amseriocal, is Bridge-sereet, leadiag 40... Deptioed-heldge iota Church-street. The Park will slay still remain opts to thole sho may be Isclintd to ea- Melte is the frolicsome pieties of which Holidry-hill has from oneiert times bees the seme. •--- -- • -_ Yesterday morning divine service was ;performed to the Kinn'. household at his Palace iu Pall-suali, by the Rev. F. W. 131.0Nano. A letter from Brighton. dated March 30 (S 'tor. day morning), says—" Hlll NI ala KITT returned from London, to good health, yesterday evening. and purposes to remain among us until after the Easter holidays." The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCIi arrived at Frogrnore Saturday afternoon. 011 a visit to her Royal Highness the Princess ALIOUsTA, and left to the evening. On Friday the Duke of Wst.t.INOTON and a nu. nitrous party (hued with the Duke of Yosts. The 'truelove to be raised in Hyde lark, near Piccadilly, is what is veiled the Ladies' Monument. in honour of the victory of Waterloo. It corrai.ts of an immense colostral figure cast io hronse, YO feet bigot, in imitation of the celebrated statue ou the Monte Cavallo, at !fringe. The Lords of the Adinitulty have directed soots of ground to be chosen and purchased, on which to erect telegraph stations ur houses, between Porir month and Plymouth, fur the purpose of conveying on niessoges from the Admiralty Office to the latter purl. There are to be twelve established stations between Poriamou'll nod the Admiralty. Lieute mut HAIM'S is appointed to slid on Clargate-hill (Surrey), aid LiegitetsAtst Sraticaa SIIIMTH to the new statism at the New Sallypost, Portsmouth. Conliasped Svecess it Hazard's!—HAZAßD and G. 1 1114 1 KIX spire Capitals, thaws I.N Thersday,azakiog SEVENTEEN Prises ti Id by then this Lottery. 46? 7,639 • _ 22 .. 214000 N.. 883 . , £tNDO I 4,490 3,810 11 638 13,814 1,300 8,074 ,, 500 12,061 Ns. iv! 10,543 Loiter,' Aubhra April 23, when two more 20,0001. ale s w , west be di•wu. NAZAR D and C.'d Oakes, Ru)al Exthaege. guise; 80, Coro6111; ■od 324, thiftlni-orret, Cutuer et Sw.i. low-drcrl. A new method of fraud has been recently adopted on periwigs who keep respectable seminaries. A country-looking man. of reisprciable elipearence, calls and shews u plausible letter, which he has re crivrd f an ismoutir friend in the country. in which the swindler is directed in puy mu luilf.)eiar's schooling in •dvauce fur a child. After all the requisite farms are game thronsth, • Barged check is I elitirred fur more then the amount, and the rhos% a tieing received, of course tfic couutt) man ur child eau be use inure heard ' iL.DI S. orpoi,novia.. The *pen ries la fell and firleiinsible stewed epee oil Rea. torday sight. The ratrrialmememis were, liarera Di Doi -41•64, sod the new ballet if Cowiriiiin. There wm. sorbing Is lbw owes blears what we Idler •beady frequemily re. nwebed on; yw it world be iesjuaire mot So Wessark. pan. isnly. nal t►e GOP remedies of " Caro oderslts Imagine," e l Nodose, CAIIPOIllullt. tallelled with such 616 e emo.i..se of imastory pthhw , awl tutimileg• platntivedesatwit replace semi description alb, hopes wed doubts, and tell she Sail•.' ins. peelers yet laSe.wmahhed spirit. It me dlillicolt to sly st.h. sorted& Mu Pe &Islas the sail, lflunPorls sf IM Isesainn, or in the afire wages of it s where the wind beim, apparedly inert.' in lii pod♦nips of the desired object, cleaves so it with tbsirioseral conatmacy, sa,l is ready t o hob,w jut., the regioms of (leash rath►r Ohio Grego it. or the latter feeling she ly• toes an imerevivel vselvillie Hee Ilthemsorb fate tt.e feekilid, life of her heroic lover. She sang U ;serif 44 *pose (raitirtairtg he r e . shou j o , le have failed) wale that pie►rieg Arvotedmeas of grief is if 1 b.,. h ee d h o t o aaattlietut e.e the sletss of deeper woold local all her leaves atf earthly jay. Amni a . •trTi'e Dram& was Imegy as herore. H. f.retluss imp. risecit &fore lila &override when describing the of Coast, onhiresed the house wish laolghtre. &gum* CAlLloultit looked as rnlooatte sad pleaslog as ever. It le i o b e b or . ( ' thai aloe .111 mike snore proves. in her ewer. elves. She dieplayed considerable talents al the out rod, bus Mete is oscine for more expressioa of style, did asienotires perousal mammary. _ . . The sew ballet. emigrates. Aeogici egaiterellu, is most happy as a soliject fir this wile, of•asersainmeal. I is see so well filed with ail townies for she display of she tines .eati. aisle; bits far all that earn he comprised in • story of pie Insaginasioo. obese ems he few more suitable. The foveae' is strictly "trimmed. as isoleed all the Swiss...sits are sisefsil it displaying the art. The Pi isice's bait-room Dine* int opportunity fur' proiloglig all she behi.foosed reap.w • stage of professimial casuistic*. The ter) Capricious slivers we.e persostated by Madame An AAAAA sad Ds Vtintatllla. sad for the loftier graces they are eel so be excelket ti MICA N noTh was Cinder/0c van en worthier represeroasive mold be selecisal. Her style is canteen in pea.. toreensaking, bat her feet move wish preternatural yam and activity. There were two new appearances, CH A mLrtV !MTN et, who has berm shwas three years, awl Madame It t r silfesrate, hoe lest appessance in this rowotry. CRANIA. VErfillil has Assisted his studies with effect, eon is every sissy worts, of Ike succession to the hoovers of his Nosily. His style is classical, and there is aid • stogie lapis that leaves Bey silo. Simi to hie esaleiial gravity I. his whale perforusamee. 11m figure is nut she happiest for • diner, being of tow slight and 'Musson proporlioo--bot his mare triumphs over this defect. Perhaps sheer ciield sot be a Mere paket contrast to his appearance than then,. Ledy. the is of short scatter, 'odor woad mid compact symmetry—alsogelher made fur desiring Her style it positively, son • ithoat any alloy of tech nical larrfilltill11 ; beastifol. The motiou of her feet h swift, sad eireursisesibee all possible feats of graceful exceutiou. She deuces, as might be insagieed of a bele' join epees; let. maime existeste, ie she first hilarious etijoyineat of vital Inortions. tire was rapturously applauded. The gemspioos between she chief d were very delightful. The variotions effected by einderoffa's twelve maiden as. tendons., clustered sometimes like the Greece—thee the Floras risessisig is • envie—ohms, after their sulssion from the gesmer figures, fathered iethasigrable eglowins, hosed with festooniag scarves I all these, nod many more, farmed images of delight Iwo exituistse to hear any scission to she (cello's of " this ,very-day world." The company, as was lest olmerven, was highly fashiome able, and so less so in the appearance auk by the ',Hat euelsosses of the women. wish whom she hoses were chum. Welt crowned. The Duke sod Duchess sit.Glasseirsite wigs' among the illustrious visualise. , • Tlillt ADitLPHI. This theatre closed for the season with its fa._ vourite performance of 7'oin add Amy on Saturday night. The house was crowded to rites.TS, ing address Ws% spoken by Mr. WittliCilk* tbe chancier sof Tom :—. AdisAl Meagre, Strand. Nurse 30, 11 1 1 t. LAMM' MID GIIIITLYIIII —The himithisliwt a the peen mut beanies sespending, foe Dime flint, those ?orb and nim ble% you louse sightly Imanerissf es by sisinading, alloy Me, is she ••snes of Jerry, Legge, sisal myself, in shook yew for • patronage as umiampied as it hes been gratifying. EMIR th e moment wee certain was up, to shew you our We fu Loadon, to Hess evening, when we isemilitagly let is doom for some moolihs, sod berms* FLY to other melee, a period' of nearly tun successive nights essesflowing sentences, cams psis*, a calmly of the brightest stars of the West, mode seerifinstwi of the prissiest Natives of the East, have &RAW so witness our sprees, snit encourage our endeavours—ea fintsoce of complete and mintiosed favour aaaaa 'spied isS the sporting annals of she drama! In expressiog our ace kalwledgetem for such diasinguisbpd and onp.rslieled lief. rem, lois well as Jerry, am as Ash! The still small voice if erstinsde that speaks within, could it be heard in the wide round of • theatre, would sasisfy our friends sad poloist's 'lois we feel as we °met, though we of express abet *0 feel. To meet she wishes of Mel east ma lign& of cursory hien& sod tows acquaintance, who hove hltherto bees as. stile so proton. arlinissioe to us, every effort bait beer made In retails. of home a few weeks Wager, ressecessfully : we have only therefore so assort them, and you, that doriog the 'issuing vacation we shall be actively awake to Al s hal is going as, which may either ammo or lestrucl psi, and pee. sent to you our Lyra in Leadot once more wish sorb pros/meats and addiiities as may in same elegise deserve your misted eacouragemeal. We shall, in anditioo, he entirely employed in preparing a novelty it life shot fur va riety, extent, splendour, sod accuracy, we boldly pledge our. selves shall sever have bees excelled. Ladim sad Gentienien--To depart far a merneat from that character, in which I have joyed to appear befowe you, anon me mod ,inertly to my, that the Prupristers, the Perfoorinerm, sad indeed every person connected with this establishment, join with me in those ferloses tol . thankful. Ili./ and I micron I have m Imperfectly attemptrd to reprises, for the boillimat mad taelbuy dmaties you have giver to vise Lift is Laudon. io:i►buN APRIL [roes 0 Achinsmaa l s kg's:Won a/ Atts, AllAbilq . ite4 TIOW , IIAOI, A revitiAi tray pupils .sisal vire, wade to fuses be. Mud; Hid boat is onsaaseined ow each side with chenille ID entsinswul,s• p email panes's, IN Miele • usesseer as so form • • 1 1••••thes i nistigte. Long siebs dee.* wish a foil epaulette, eenassiseig of Iwo falls eltowawed I. kiss, sad ssilleuhd as die sees, sly as to egad nut frown lb, keg sleeve they e n, lightly enshroleirtvil at she oa t s is elareilla The bottom of the loss sleeve is poiterril, anti lishbied •I sled rad* with chisillh. l's. lamming of Inc Alto condom if a his kin of roe de Nahlfre to essisseposni so she hones., sun ironed by a insensiag of roe de Sephr,auslkd is sise riddle, sail set au is a esp....hie shifted Ns. The pelisse was over ibis firP•II is eiineyosell of a colour between a peach hhissoes end • red hiss Iniss.rasig ; it meets in fees', and is tied op swish buses of binned let..irtog. The lotitswiti of lbw skirt is Illenbed by a knead bawd of velvet to corns oPawls with irrsn' hes of leaves i.issieg Num is, disposed is a isercl: patters.. slid Wend *ids Is'esinue. The body is se aseenied tails awe ails. bust wish newels fulda,finished et .'.e rod by • roaniesdreisuped rand, aged at lie ether by a bushiest frog. The bark is 'silo, sod the blastee sessionase4 with hogs to cinreepoad. Tisk' /imbed at Ile band in • rich patler• of lelertriiii lealirs edged wish saint. Full epaoh.tie, •litalsed acres. let an o•NI forum, and she middle of each slash usissnie hid silk Issiestriag leaves. HeadAress, • human of skits- 'greed pees de Valdes, erinensnl her Rasa.. disposed is drapery folds 'reins the hark albs crows, sad brought reeled so the biding' s! she crows in frost t the ciao of the brim a Inisiscil by earring fulls of pesenes sad siatirr won. A fall Lunch of /seen adores the clevia, end white pros de fteplot heists He is • full bee ea see side. Mack oboes. lamerick glove. LTUNING The evemihic dress is eoespnsed of gray silk; the lishestelleg of the skirt is of wee, laid use full , •1111 Itirl••• hole ednei wheels's liy narrow satin fogless, ' lettuotatisig at the lop it points, eich poses honked by three while satin leaves; a double rut/lean of while sails goes bound the edge of this buttons of she skirt. The corsage is of net; it is fall us each side of the bine, she fulness conies d In she middle by a marrow basil of sails; it is slowed down at each side lo form tin shape of the bosoms, sad a edged by • haggler., pretty oaths trineasisg, which also goes round the bust. The eioriedge is Col low sad square resod lbe bust; the waist is of she usual Irina.; a gees sash, richly "rootlet in steel, is lied ea one side. Short roll alter., CUMIN/ill, of Helloes toes, ionised as she holstein by a harrow sidle baud, Mid w ho/hewed wish swim is the Gras of bat's •iwgs. Hair dressed bw bebsnd, foil on the Semple*, and less divided se Ike forehead than *real, Head-dries, • doable stiesub of Trigg lowers. Neckline and ear•risigs, pearl. Whole kid rotes. Went prim de hapks slippets. TREASURER OP THE COUNTY. The office of Trraeorer for the Courtly of Middlreev, we eadermaad, Inmate t by the 'alyssums of G. 11. M•tevarlaCr E.q. OD WedWeMilk, lola Tippr office, although out of great eseolomeut, 'bone of cuasiderable frost. Tbrre candidates hams already ►tsNrd for the alteration s•••• Mr. Jana Boarehirr, ear of %Ir. J. hormehier. who maw for merly Coast! Treasurer; Mr. Stafford. of firarrartreet ; mad Mr Himdwicke, the Magirtrahe of Lairbeth Street. The latter meurleasaa, we belirve, ears have but lortle 'baser, as it boa already bees deterammed that the office shall sot be bold Ly oue of the magistenal body. On Tuesday last the Honoarable and Rev. Mr. BaooT we. inducted, with the usual forms, to the dignity of • Prebendary of Si. George's Chapel, W indoor. Tits Fuaus.--A considerable fluctuation took plater on Satuiday, owing partly to come huge *idea, and partly to • report of 'Home unpleasant nests by exprea., it was mid, from France, end that the French fonds had fallen I per Ceut., and that there was or 114 d hero an iissurrection in Poland ; but the owes could not be traced to any authentic 'source, nor did it appear to be generally believed. Con.uls were done at 794 fur Mousy, and 791 for April Account, but were. 'dietary( at '79iff fur Money. 'slid 791 for April Account. and 8011 for the nest Accussot iu May. Nary 3 per Ceuta. were about 103 a. Forridu Stocks rather lower: PUPS. SIMI, 90; Danish, 8611; Slimily!). 68 67fj. Co lombian debeoturev, 114; Culautbiau ti ref Ceut. Stock, 84 to 84k. • - • • .1. iw%aiw-lb. kh [Fleas La Bell* Assaisila ) ENGLIOI /ALL DRaaa. leend drags of peiemi lace ever while net and 'alio en centaur; between each disowned a blue natio astersv,fetf, wish a pearl in the reinter this burdening in serineneted sprits formed of his.. satin, in bias; with a comp es ear. rasp, to correspond with she border eta. drama. The hair lawfully arranged so cede and braids, eatwierd with penile and klue ' , Hwy licorice : ear-rings and •reklace of apnoea: white satin shoe., white kid gloves, and carved ivory fro. FR ENCH EV11141140 DROSS,. lieuell dress of pink Damsel, oroauseoied at the liewiler with a puelitiing of crape, couiard by poliags of satin, plated in bias, mune colour. Pirko of ire Wood over the hair, ornalaeuted with ripe rota and tom topsoils with a hematite! eacheraire shawl of paid colour. with • variety of colours, is only throw. osi at itiondoti woo of she theist's, or from an eveasort party. TM oar-rimy owl moldier wore with this rostra' Sr. of risk topaz 1 She sloes while satin, cud white kid gloves. GIN IBA L OBSRIVATIONS. The favourite articles In jewellery art oarrklaces of several astoraufrtsals,ieist. d tad fastened with a nehly-orasatestoll -am of polialmi steal. Tboterwarite celesta are *mill, milk dumdum, Egyp. than trod, sad Parma 'mitt : pelt sad releases' Wee have appeared het parsially fast-approaching sprint: will, as dsobt, make these always favourite colours Weft general. FATAL DUEL. FAN t►e Rdisksryk Weekly Jeuneal of Wethiesday We are dreply concerned to Mate that a woristlos look pl ac e yesterday lamming, abort ter •clock, at declaim- Noel, near Bilious°, Is Fife, between Sir Aksamder Mau well, It~rl. of Ancbenleek, and N,. Staarl, of Dramatis Is which the former Gentleman was serenely, and, we Moe, dangerously wounded. The set-Gads were, the Ham. John Douglas, brother to She Ma•gnis of Q berry, to Sir Ala;aade► bloswsll, and the Earl of Rosalyn to Mr. Stuart. Posentst 'oho Thomson. of this city, was immediately sent Sir, and Is now in ant , ndauce upon the auforismate sufferer. Mr. Stuart has set off fur Loadon. Respecting this lamentable occurrence, we bare received mime additiussi packtelars from Edisibargh. Ths dee' urigissied is some squibs which appeared agaiisat Mr. Stems is the Glasgow Centime; •04, we nriderskid, that Mr. Stead obtained roneessbos of the inaossellpts at the elfin of the Cetilied. Among them be fumed some is the hassiLeriting of Sir Alexander Boswell. Sir Mesmerler did eel MUM She Sr. of his adve.sary, and intimated his Wee. Nun of out doing so, before be look his groom'. The hall el Mr. Stuart airsick him near the shoalder, *battered the aheelder blade, and was sappos-d le have ent ered the spier, as his limbs were quits paralysed. " Dr. Thomases, says use eorreeposiiir at, wrot over last sight, soil resumed to day (Weduesday) before dimmer. Sir Aleaseder was ties alive, bet Dr T. hail little hope of his recovery. Mr. Stuart, and Lord Rossiya, Si. evened, has., it is said, gone oil so Leedom. The young acid amiable lady Dose, was here when the fatal uccurresce look place It would be i• *tie to Seec.ihe her fcelinP, or the deep regret felt by ell who knew Sir Alexaader." A. account, r•e regret to add, was received is lona o■ Saturday, swirly limit the wound of St, A. Biesoell had proved fatal. In the eves( of the trials of she surviving principal and remade that of the Earl of Roselyn, tuna( a Peer of the Real., will take place as she Bat of the avast of Lento. ..• Intelligence has been received from Madeiis7er au unpleasant character. When the accounts Cootie awsy (February 12), the soldiery, in a tumultuous msniier, had taken military possession of. the island, and the guns of the fort ware pointed at the town. The cause, we learn, originated in the writings of one of the priest., who had, in several . recent publications, severely censured the conduct of the military during the lute revolution in Por tugal. The inhabitaists were incensed, and a spirit of insublirdinstion manifested itself in the gar rison, which the officers were unable to subdue. A large party of soldiers went in the residence of the priest, forcibly seised him, flogged him in the, public streets, and left him nearly in an expiring stair ; he was rescued flow his perilous situation by some of the humane inhabitants, and he after wards implied to the Governor and other Authori ties fur redress. During the progress of the in vestigation, it was reported that the Governor bad expressed himself very strongly on the oistrage which had been committed. This rumour was iii dusinously circulated, and the consequence was, the rising of the soldiers opium the local authori. ties. When the sccoulits muse away there were serious tears entertained that the soldiery would proceed to commit the greatest excesses. rut mist, • alskstes Mai homed. wet this J. .1 me sta g mei Houses. Itrsll44ll and .. Thursday at haler ell, freer had. Mat t -mesh► day at e'rdwel. • • Lord Derby Masa& will sir 1 qua ma et Wadies. Crass Was., sad ea Thursday .em, Wag the last Al due asaseue. THE TURF. . "ALTON CRAVEN MIERTING, 1811. • 37. Match far 60p h. fi. ltd. each.—. Four mike. toed Illustessier • b. h. Warier, by Jailors Caesar ir..lr log Mr. tihaftne), brut Mr. J. Gill*. i'. Is. g. by 8144104 (rude h, Me. T. !tykes) —Eves Met .ag. A Mali heoutifis , rye*. rho Nude. P.atis of tw bursa. At. .1 . a I .to., tl.t wirer ow. That *slut is Mir, Met* ur Seree l .isha. ; flume year olds, lst.; foe. year tads, Mt. 41b.; able, 10. 101 b.; saes-yrar olds sad aced, 9.1. blue.' . 4 . lowed 311.. —To lake their ages as I. May. Haar, one mile suds half ear*. Mr. Polhaae's b. c. Dry !lesion, by Tramtp,3 yrs odd . (Edward biota) 1 1 Mr. Fna's rh. r. Peterborough, by diu•ga, 4 yrs old • I Kistes b. f. Mi.. Es.lfoid, 3 yrs old 31r. K. 114wer'e b. f. Misr O'Neil, by C.aalillas, 3 yr• old 0 3 Mr. rad les b. e. by Walton, 3pa uld a o Mr kithy's b. c. New•or.Neret, by Cardiiial Yomi, rs old Mi. airyhensail'a b. fby Yeast Sasebo, 3 rsol.l • o Mr. Cnegirr`r br. c. he Crouse.., 3 y.. old Mr. Oahe •h.C. he yo• old 11 to 4 .!airs! Mr. Coek's ea 1. Was very easy. The Haairestaiiihrs .r h.. each, for kiwis, Ike asst tbi rreatt. bred. that have bent in si die death of for foxes, the 1311 day of October, 1831; four-year ..tds, Mt. 41h.; eve. yearned*. 1 Isl. 101 b ; •is sad aced, ll.t To be rude l.y Gratlcam.. Me nbers 4.41.! Haring ur Harlin Club. Too saiir heal*. (Eight subscribe.r.) Lard Mri.eassees b. g. Wailer, aleil.—(Mr. libahue.) • 1 1 M s Kirby. eh. g. Thuratets, by Sir Malagial, 6 yea 1 0 Mr. T. Sykre.'• gr. h. Putalrr, by Kauesley, aged —Ore.., 6.4, purr. 4. &cap Mr. Ft Gdhap. Os b. g Skipj•rb, by Kite, aged I, dot. Mr. Hrsley's hr. h. Hair.l-Bargasu, •ard Mr. J. Gilbe,t's h. la. M.resa, by Spumos., aged 0 dr. The Oust beat was well reasiesird. After Ma haat{ to 4 apt Si orig.,. She ow. teary. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, IS 2. 1110d0A1r, APRIL S. The Craves Blakey a aubeeriptioo of legs. each for ail sees; $ yr olds. 5.1. 10I'. ; 31r (Ada, tat ; air olds, Opt. ph.. 13. yr olds, 9.1. 11b.; 11-yr olds, Vit. bib.; sod aged; Iht.7lb. AP. • The First Clam •f the Eigbili Riddiesworth Stakes of 100 m. oath, h. ft. fur colts, 8.1 ilb. Ab. M. These gm by u. tri.d ' or est of rattled mar es , t o be &Used 31b.; if bulb, bib. Mr J. Shelley's by Games, dam by Walloo r oat of Mock bird's dam Mr. Ao‘rer's (444) by Orville, out of Morel Mr. Asidreo's by Orville, owl of Coombs Mr. Rosh's els. (dead) by Haplaassul, owl of Hisciail Mr. Waite', by Haphazard, out of Pra.bloosom Mr. Crockfurd's by H•ploiaard, dois by Payasior Mr. Croeldord's by Haphazard, mot of stater to Realm braotor Lord Egreatoat's by Frolic, dam by Orville, oot of &Use' dam Doke of Reiland's by Robes% out of Reasitiela Lord Grimmoor's be. Olidasalearr, by Temoderholt, out of Mow. r Sweepstakes of 100 m. meta, A. ft. Sit. 41Ii. D.M. U•lried 141111 soil. ur elOriell alarm allowed Mr. Wortley's b e. y Gsvosotra, oat of Csiesioo.b•lre din Mr. L. Fez's b. e. (dead) by Perham, got of Merrygliruoud'a dam Mr. Rosh's b. e. by Selig., set of Lady Jame Mr. b. e. by Feline, owl of his Simeford mere Lord Lowslorele r. by Marwireo, loos by Hambleoeiss, out of Lady Sarah Lord G. Caseed,sh's e. by Moddletberpe, out of Samoa Ireep•lakes of 2bp. each fee 11•11 01.1 eolts sod Allies olliab be,, sit eta, 1111 sad are us. /imaged k, lb. Derby, Oak., ee Riddleaworih; emits, Set. ?lb.; Shies, tat. alb. T.T.C. Three mood. allowed la the palace if ~.tried Immo. Doke of Grafioo's brother W Boots. rec. ltbm. from Mr. Reoervies e. by Illodyer, oil of fielvorioa, Sot. 41b. Goa. mss. 100 A. TOPIDAY. The &coed Clue of the &gull Riddlesworth Stakes of 200 p. auk b. ft. fur allies, Sot 71b. AC M. Thaw gut by marled 'ultimo", or oat of untried wares, t. be al lowed 3110. if boils 61b. Mr. Theo ab ill's dr. (dead) by Hohear, one of Costumier Mr. payror's Z wilds, by Rehm, oat of &raids Jersey's by Haphazard, out of Web D. of Graham s by Rebuts out of Parasol 1) of Grath/W. Whiztig, by Robes., out of Praetor. D. of Gtaftori's (dead) by Haphazard, sod of Poor Jou D u ke of Orahou's Vsraiik, by. Habeas, oat of Taoist - Mr. Tansistart's ►y Halloo, out of Sella& Ld Fuley's (dead) by Soothsayer, out rof Blowing Ld Emu's's% by Frolic, data by Selina, out of Maiden Couans's by Orville, oat of Orders Mr. Tibbow's by Cervantes, out of Mary IA Sirsdbruka's c►. Arbir, by Qom out or Persepolis D. of Riallaimi's by Rebus, out Pcouyironipirt Tbo produce of ld Maynard's Chickweed was Got declared. Sweepstakes of 100zs. oar►, h. ft. for the produce of spotried mater. covered is 181$; rutty, Psi. 716.; Allies, Cit. 4lk. R.M. Those got by untried audio's re ►e &Outsell 3.b. Lurd Ezeter's ch. c. by Soothsayer, out of Miniature Doha of Portland's f. by Walton, data ►y Electios Doha of Leeds's Sr. c. by Comae, dui by Enures, out o f Marcia Sweepstakes of 1/Mrs. each, b. A. fur I Illes, art. 41b. Ab. M. Mr. Rosh's eh. Howilind, ►y Habeas, out of Reserve Mr. Femur's h. rilfe, by Sch., dam by Heillry, out of Mourostilles dant Mr. Goddesers by Marsden, out of flyziphiso Mr. Cassius% by Orville, out of Mederra The Ottilauds Stakes of 5045. each, b. ft. 1.).1. Mr. Grevilles Bal.l.rr, b yra old, 9st 411 i Mr. Wysdbitea's Utile Jobs, 5 yrs old, 9st. ilk. I.lr. Roy:. Espb. ales, 5 yrs uld, 9.1. Ilb. Loud Exeter's e. by Ardssosais, 4 yes old, est. 91b. Mr. Mistsbot toss's Slirekboro, 5 yrs old, . Lord Bridgewater's Mr. L;lvre,4 yrs. eld, 41b. Mr. Fox North Waster, 3 , yrs old, 7st. 191 b. Doke of Graftua'a Mrproald, 3 yrs 011,75 t. 1 Ilk. Lnrd Stradbroks's lacsslotor, a r •o'd, 7st. 91b. Mr. Prend , rissi's Kildare, 3 V* old. 7 61. 41 b. Mr. Lasiblosis Itirhard. 3 yrs old, 7st. Lb. Mr. H outer's Kassel's, 3 y.B old, Tst: Mr. browser Vali-wise, by Pestles, 3 yes .14, le. KM. Mr. Blur.'. Moduli*, by Ropbsel, out of Paoli's, S pi, slit, 1.1. 10th. The followlag kering deelared forfeit by the time proscribed, are lb pay wily 10g. rub. Mr. L. Cbarlian'• St. Patrick, by Sir Waller, 4.yrs old, Sst 91b. Mr. taienbtos's Fortran, 3-yrs old, Sot.' Mr. Wysi.llisse. Ctrtner, 3 'ft old„ sit. 101 b. Mr. Kasitsbot toot's Sir Hatilibrasd, 3 yrs .14,914. 9.k. vratmaaDay. Subectiption Plato of 501. for 2.yr side. 7M.; 3-yr olds Set 71b.; and 4-yr olds, 9.1. T.Y.C. The Graiitode, Coe Dobbs, lost sachet as calk, awl at bets supplied with swim flout Deal. ~~ -{~~`. ..111111 '~T l b f' ~~ r . ••.1.•••=••• .. -