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ottani ailitiiitretented by the Government to the It M i m a t irtoc4. that ,hia Majesty has recalled the Corgi iPAKsares of Stein of the Coot* of Turin : i t wo rld, ih fact, he diimrweefril to tee him remain t h e re to Ititnets the insults to the Sponish nation .h , cf; u i e d a ily com mitted b the ititilialiments In fl,ctkl on pertions whose only crime woo their admi olvia of our Constitution, isocl their wish to are it iatiadored in their torn coontry.- - -(1110drid Papers, April 22.) THE BRITISH 1111. zJS S. LONDON, MONDAY, MAT 6. 1823. A flaasiars Mail orrivod last night. with Papers From Bras•els to the aill instant. The following sre owlets •IrparA, A . P.1111. 19. It is reported that Male Taticheff loosing entirely corelod .sd, in the same of his Conti, the arrarsemeats winch he was tuassaissieesed to mkt with our Cabtree is to lay them Maas velf Defers the Comer Jib-sander. A great deal is said eir as earissindissry courier who is stated to have strived here the eight date 15th, and whine dispatches ■re presumed to Itsre isideced M. de Taticlieff In resolve nn his departure. It appears pretty certain the !Niece Ferdinand of Warfel's. bets, the Emperoi'm brother•is_law, wilt shortly be placed at lie head of the War Departsaeut, wilts the title sof Minister. The A rehdrrhess Maria Loulss, Ductless of Parma, is es. puled vary shortly is this capital. TAANKIPreetT. APRIL 27. Al Crestrnarh, a tows in !thesis% Prussia, saversl ut the prearipal inhabitants have bees arrested; strong them e►e the twisasperisitendanta (superior elemy) of the two parishes, Messrs. Eberte and Schemes-miss; M. Burn, a notary, and Grinsosei, a physir.ian. They are accused of forgery and of harder harboured property stoles from so old bachelor, Or !I yeses of age, whom they have besides persuaded to deprive his lawful heir of his inheritance, mid to bequeath all his property to the chor). They have bees conveyed to Cub. kata, where they are still its strict ensiseaseet. This affair 'stakes • great nurse, the seemed being mew who hare hitherto lees held is great esteem. 11111311111.11, MAT e. A letter from Lille, of April 3 ). says—" While terror is at the heisht in the departments of heartily, is eonsequeoce of the lees which daily take place is the country, Artois sod French Flanckrs, shier are so near, enjoy the most profound trumaillity. Their commerce sad their sosnufactures are more nourishing than at any former period r and the somber of heath employed increases progressively. It is certain that armrest plots have been formed to spread conmersatios is the departments of the Seine and Oise, bat the object of these frightful atrocities is 1W so easily divined. The proms measures adopted by the Goverment will, it is hoped, • iwiag to light the authors of these excesses, which are worthy of a horde of savages." An Aosttian coorier from View's passed through oa the 301100 ►is way lo London. We 'mafioso Copenhagen that the price of grain begins te rim them. as well as in the perm of Norway and Prussia. T► report of as approaelhg Wa vle. ►etweaw the Em perors of Austria and Kumla gains grousd at Vtraoa. A :Jottraal, which seems to be well•isfirsmed. says, t►at the - v-au e i s will mot go to Italy at present.—(Brunels •ft Mal 3.) The AJaaitwr of Tharsdsy contains • proclama tion by the King of FRANCV, closing the Session of the Legislative Chambers ; •nd also another proclamation summoning the Chambers again for Tuesday the 4th of June next. The Chambers met on Wednesday the Ist instant in their respec tive places of sitting, when the royal proclamation baring been communicated by the Ministers of the Crown, the Chambers separated instantly with cries of Nee le Hai! On Friday last, the 3(1 of May, the national guard celebrated for the seventh time the ■nnivtr sary' of the KinG's return to his capital by per. forming alone the military duties of the Palace. Then ix. nu intelligence of an authentic character from the East. The Constitutionnel, which never want. fur news, says, on the authority of private letters from Para (these private letter* !) that the Christian residents are in constant apprehension of violence, as they look upon war as unavoidable, and that (several of the Europeans have embarked their efecta in the hope of escaping by sea from the fury of the Turks, Au intimation is thrown out, that M. DE LUTZOW, the Austrian Ambassador to the Ottoman Porte, is hourly expected at Vienna •but this expectation is found also in private letters, in which we repose but little faith. The Journal de 'Animist publishes intelligence from the frontiers of Spain, which announces the formation of a tipanirh force in Arragon and Cata tonia of infantry, cavalry, and artillery, " equal to that of the French sanitary cordon." These troops are under the command of General Lopez BANOS. The assembling of a large military force in any part of Spain, under any pretence whatever, might ex ercise as extensive an ion eruct upon the state of pub lic afftirs in the Peninsula, as (lid the army of An dalusia, which had been formed in the vain hope of recomptering Smith America. The formation of s Spallisn army on the frontiers is not men tioned in the Madrid Papers. The French five per carts. closed on I'Ve..luesday at 87 f. So c. Bank Stock 1,583 f. 50 c. We have received Madrid Papers to the 23J of 13%t month, and Hambargh Papers to the lit inst. The Provisional Government of Mexico has sent an accredited agent to Europe, charged with an int pocant communication. He has arrived in Ham burg!), birt the place of his further destination is mentioned. The purport of his mission may probably have reference to the first article of the MeXlCilll constitution—the offer of ma Imperial Crown to some &ember of the Roya - I F . Nag s of Spain. Some disturbetteei bane taken, place In Si. risgmea•mid Sereelormi brit they do not seer to be of any impnriatiee. The accounts from Ifietersborgh are of the 10th of April ; they allude to the continuance of the negnciations with Turkey, but speak of the result with as much uncertainty as we find io the other sources of intelligence. The following intelligence has been received by the Nashlir. lately arrived at Portsmouth, and which left Purt Royal, Jamaica, on the 25th Ouch : • " rout ROW, Winn 24. 0 Information has just arrived of the declaration of in. dependence of the whole of the Island of St. Domingo, by General Buyer (the native black). who. bad obtained com• Otte possession. It sprain the Spaniard', who pos. armed the city of St. Domingo, and a small portion of the country around it, were desirous of throwing off the control of the mother country, sod therefore resolved to hoist the Columbian flag, and acknowledge fealty to that Republic. lloyfr bearing of this Immediately petit deputies to the Spaniards, stating, that if the city of St. Domingo ' woo desires* of clanging its Governors it shoeld met go out of the island for • posterior, as he would is e %chwiession of it, and give th e i n h a bita n t s the s a me : WS as gi were enjoyed by his own subjects. The le ' people kit of the city, is eonsnoseace, weal to the French Admiral, who was lying at Martinique, imploring his assistance, sod stating, they had ten thousand good troops to with. stand Bove, carpet toe. The ,French Admirnl jostantly collected all his vessels (seas only), and all his spare troops (800 only), sod came down to St. Domingo. Boyer, how. ever, bad been too active to be frustrated iii his design; be had already marched in and taken possession of all that retrained to Old Spain,and Mat without bloodshed. As soon is the French fortes appeared off the city be seat to the French Admiral, Informing him, that if be attempted to laad a single maa in enmity, lie would order a gamma masacre of all the white people in the island. The French Admiral paused, received applies and presents, and bore up for Porto Rico! A law has been *islet passed in the island, prohibiting all and every white man from having any pos sessions in it, either landed or snoveable ; but that his wife, if a native woman, might hold both, and even if not married, she might bold it for him. The island is most semarkmbly improved, and is extensively dealing with America, under selling ell the other islands, and with articles of better qua lity, particularly sugar." —....—... Letters, dated the slat October last, hese been received from our settlement at Sincspore. Under the impression that an intention existed on the part .of the Government to surrender this Colony to the Dutch, or to deprive it of its privileges, a suspension had been mode of all the public improvements carrying on there. Experience has proved the intelligence and sagacity of Sir T. STAMFORD RATFLIS, the meritorious founder of this valuable settlement, so admirably calculated for the extension of British commerce in the Indian Archipelago, and the repression of Dutch usurpa— tion in these sena. The public curiosity must be strongly excited to leant the public grounds for the sacrifice of this important colony. At one o'clock on Saturday, Mr. Baosa, from the Bank of England, communicated to the Stock Eachange the following Daum received by the Bank of England. respecting the new plan of Go veramant for the mutant of pensions : " Fife House, Ma 4110842. " GEMITLItIIIti—We request that you will be sugood to CUM optic, to besiveis, in the usual manors., Ant, on Tuesday next, at twelve o'clock, we shall be ready to see, at the Treasury Chambi es, such Forties as may be disposed to rotes lap a contract conformably to file Resolution agreed to by the Howe of Commons on 3d May. ." We are, Gentlemen, " Your ■ost obedient bumble Servants, (Shred) " LIVERPOOL. " N. VANSITTAirc "Toy the Govern°, and Deputy-Goversor of the Bank of Englard." This notice appears something like the announce meat of a loan and a bidding, of which the pebhc at large are invited to partake. It is, however, pre sumed, that the outline of the final arrangement hashers& already settled. Conjecture points, in this respect, fur Contractors, either at the Bank itself, or at some of the leading Insurance Companies, to the nature of whose usual transactions, indeed, the principle of the plan is closely assimilated. In whatever manner the contract may be taken, whe ther by one .of the establishments above noticed, or several of them collectively, it is probable that shares in it will find their way into the market, and be rendered attainable by individual purchasers. " The estimated scale of annual reductions, however just the principles ou which it has been made, may prove fallacious. A great diversity of opinion may therefore prevail upon this *abject, and cense quently a great diversity in the bidding., from the amount of the Government estimate. The announcement at the Stock Exchange had the eact of depressing she funds about one half per cent. in Consols for she Account, which fell almost immediately from 791 to 782, and which is the more remarkable, es the plan was previously known, end no sales of ally importance followed the communi cation from the Bank. The market continued de • p re ssed during the remainder of the d.iy, and Con oohs fir the Account closed at 781 sellers. Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR and the Marquis of LONDONDERRY had audteuees of the Ka NO. _ 1)n Satu►day the Doke of You transacted mili tary business with his MAJILSTY. Yesterday, at one o'dock, the Royal Duke left town. t u be Dahlin Papers of the 4d itniant cootsin some furtlit.- details of the distressed mute of the iita gantry in e+t kostli-wt:t of Ireland. • • • . . . • g r. . • • • .- • FAskfloNAßLi AforaNgtirs. The Rake of Rutland baa left Noon for bill twat,. Retvoir Crowle, Rillimodakire. The Doke nr Puriliod left town•yraterelav for Newmarket. The Ildampaie nod Marchiunerat of Stafford left town yester day fee [foram. . Coanters Stanhope bat arrived at the Brunswick Rouse HOtels-Haeoveottmare, from her wow in Kent. Tbe Eirl and Cousins Pembroke and family have at tired at their berme is Privy Gordan', from their teat, too Noose, Wilts. Earl Stanhope has left lawn Lie hie seat in Kest. The Earl and Conoco, of Darnley left town yesterday for their seat, Cobham Hall. Kral. Lord and Lady hi. Harvard left Coulecia's Hotel, Lower Brook -street, yesterday, for their sear in tiamex. Lord litaPiarllal has left lowa on a tour. Hon. Thomas Kenyon left Vforenn'r Hotel, RegesYstreet, Yesterday, fur Mrs mat, near Shierriluary. T. F. Brixton, Etq M P. and family , . have arrived at ilia Waterloo Hotel, Jermysi.alreet, front their seal iu Norfolk. Jam Hackett, Esq. arrived yesterday at Hodgauo's Hotel, Dover.etreet, front Pavia. Arrivals et the Pt. George's Hotel. Albemarle elreet ;—Sir Andrew and Lady Hammond, from a tow; and Mr. and Mrs Mowbray, sod the Mimes Grey, from their seat in Berea. Deparinree from GrrillinaNi Hotel, Alberperle-street I. N. Daniel, El. for China; and Robert Markham, El. fur York. Arrival, at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street:—Mr. and Min Smolt,. from Darby; Mr. Gaiter), frOnn Birming ham; and Mr Searle. from Oxford. Departure' from Bea!aisle* Hotel. Jermyn-efreet :—The FArl. pod Countess of Gleams and family, we a whit to Lord Hardwiekea, in Hertfordshire; and Sir G. Nugent, Bart. for hie aratin Rotkiogbameahim _ . Deputners from Broses'e Hotel, f.elerster-mpsere I-- Baron Broilers and family, fur Pieria; Le Comer Gallia', foe Nem; Sr °eerie Parnell, fee Brighton; sad C. Grids/- show, Emi fur his seal I. Haat,. - -, .-- FASHIONABLE PARTIES. •••• - The Deiced Norfolk Rao, en elegant entertainment yes terday to the. Duke *ad Duchess of Redford, the Elf, and Counters of .Alltentorie. Lord and Lady Bury, Earl and Countess of Surrey, Mr. and Lady Arm Coke, &c. at hie toupee in ftt.Jareits's-ortirare. The Merchioness of Loildanderreo party, after the opera no ffriturdey, was very elegantly attended. The Marchioness of Satisbecy gives a greed omicert this evenly& al her house t Arlingtqa -sweet. The Earl of Liverpool eastirtains a diatioguished party ou /Wordy at frite,Houso. The Siohn. of London entestains a dimingrished party tomorrow at his house in tit. James's agave, Count Lieven entertained Viscount and Viscountess Gran ville and a large party yesterday at his house in Harley. "treat ; in the evening the Conntess had ber usual party, which was very faritionshly attended. The Fre•eh Anshomador gives an elegant entertainment isn Sunday weal at his home in Portland-place. Lady H. Cioreodists gave • splendid ,rout on Friday ewer.- in; at Burlington Hoare, Pircadilly,,which was attended by the Duke of Gloncesta and upwards of 400 diatisgaished fashionable,. Lard nod Lady Grantham entertained on Saturday Via anent and Viaemarstess Falvonoth and a distinguished party at their house in St.Janies's.oquare. Lord sad Lady Flullsoml will entertain a large party on Sunday neat at Holland House. Lord and Lady Graintham will entertaia a large party on Saturday at their Strum in St.Jasneemitqwrire. Lord and Lady ,Bnlkeley had a Large party at dieser yes terday at their house in Stanhope-street, Mayfair. Sr M. W. Ridley, Bart. eotertsined the Earl and Coon teas of Blevintom mad a party of distinction yesterday, at his boons iu Graftue-street. NAll..Pelbane gives a rant on Friday next .at her home in C•nopught-plam. Mrs. Scott Murray gives a quadrille bull ou Friday at ,her house is Cavendishriquare. Mr.. Tyke grits a rout on Friday at her house in Albe marle-street. George Philips, Esq. M.P. eateriaised the Marquis of Lansdown, Lord Sing, aid a large party yesterday at his house in Mount-street, Grosrennesqn•re. • t 4. La Renelveri eaterlaiuu a large party to-morrow at hie Imam is Portinaa-strem. Yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA attended divine •ervire at the Chapel Royal, St. James's. and heard a sermon by the Honourable and Rev. Mr. STOPFORD. Yesterday divine service was performed at the • Minn'a palace, in Pall-mall, by the Rev. Dr. VLointitn. Yesterday the Duke of BUCItItOHAM left town *for Stowe, liuckingbamshire. The Earl of Ltrearoot. left town on Saturday for Coomb Wood; and the CHANCILLOR of the ExcH sQD nu for glogliheoth. The Prince of, DAM 11/411, is on Ilia way to poy visit to this country. with his Prniceas, and a nu merous retinue. One of the Atari! yachts proceeds ~tg Casino iii fog days., for lb. purpose of convey igg, his Royal Highness and suite to Dover.— (keening Paper.) Among the last arrivals at Roth are Lady Daneaa, lion. Mu. Beriie, Hon. Mrs. Foop, S M. sod Lady Sykes, Sir W. Inglis, Admiral sod Mra.,Liolloway, 'Major sad Mr.. W. Ferrard, Major lSsrkvilte, Ire. It is observed of several of the public meetings on the distress of the country, that Parliamentary Reform, inateed of being the body horse in the team of the Resolutions is tied to the plough tail. Miss WILSON, who has renewed her engagement at the Bath theatre, was on Wednesday evening suddenly seised with so severe an indisposition as to tender a change of the performance necessary, and the audience,who attended to enjoy the harmonious strains of and Mealtime, had to symplithize with the woes of the Stranger and Mrs. Haller, which characters were personated with geunine feel ing by Mr. HAMBLIN and Miss DANCE. Ma. MATHEWS.—An eccident having oecurred which has totally destroyed the Lithographic Sketch or Mr. MATHEW , in the various characters in c ro "Stories," the Ladies sad Gentlemen who are de- slum% of " a ng veto sk t e l t i e e k o Drawing fthe w h a i r m e e s:: is grout', ly informed that the Author of the entertainments preparing which will be ready for delivery at Messrs. COL NAOHI and Co.s, Cockepur-street, in a few days. the il H is o M no m u ie r:ble i ß rr . ig e- 4 — te SP i t h r:E:,: ell i co s d r e a l se p: er y t i . :t i e g C d t a e to e' c i stal i i n l this thy from Portsmout . h for North Yarmouth, f v u e r n t h h a e ge p l u i rp s o i s r e c o f a e o n a t a ba s r N k ea A g y to,a, Garter King of Arms, atul the light Honourable THOMAS Fornit, who have ber•n deputed by his M•suty to itxvrst the King of DENMARK w Rh the Most Noble Order of the Garter, • tortPT-Ellitaltk. On Saturday ifireuirprtlpi. marieal drama of The Slave was. perforpo c u--i at this.theln,re t the Slave, wits to hagebain represepted by. M.., MA' CatlAD,t bat teem stisideoly,iskeio iii; Mt. btlel 110g undertook, tb/ glut, wlrk be s peefstesated ugh conSidEratle sue6eris. Goistbia is the character upon which tike p emeipel interest of . the piece de pend.; it regipirgs extreme fail awl jujiggl.coit to give it ete4 ; end. M r. Co wad* ipsrated,toll•o6" his used Polaris ; as if intim red, odd! Bye givioloyf him *horn lw substituted. to seyerat,parte hnobtsined great and merited applause, end has given as As surance that hi. talents eptiele him to a higher walk in the drama than that which he generally occupier. There are few dramatic emertainments that collect together so Bloch or the talent of the company as The Slave. Jonas,EYslitr , 'Lr s t ox , and 81-AS represent cha , aciers well suited to their re spective abilities; and Miss STEPHENS never looks more Interesting ; or imparts wore of the delight of her enchanting Voice, than in the character of Zelinda. This elegant theatre is become once more the resort of rank mad fashion. Tout and Jerry, the Pony Races, with the pantomime of,Horkgaires Ancestors, continue to increase nightly In ettrao inn. Among the distinguished fashionable. wbehonooted the theatre durilg the last week we solited the following, with large patties:•••s The Marqais of dueerobcrry, Marquis of Worcester, Lord Altranlry, Hoc Berkelry Craven, Hon. Berkeley Part, Lady Mildanty and (may, Ludy Folkestone and family, Mr. sad Mrs. Deamasored, Ludy Loraine sad party, Colonel Wilkes sad family, General Rowley, Captaia Latins, !Inn. Muss Percy, Lady Booth lied family, Mr. Chorsistwih, .Mr, Harrcirdoo, Mr. Frorliiiir and family, Col. Foster, Geue•ot Walpole ' o g Sir lames W ynn , Si r W. Palmeri. and 'tespily, Major Simpson, Capiato King, Mrs. Tracey, ,far r tl. Spencer and family, Mc. Stephemoo, Lady Remove sod famll7, Cul. Gosling, Mrs. Nerve sad party, lie. DISTRESS OF' THE IRISH PEISANTEr. Severn! Bankini.hnesaa bortiotA spelled books of snb. oarittlioar and forwarded to she Committee a list of do- Natiodd, it is respretfolly requested smelt Bankieg honors as have nut diready seat is such lists, 'hat they will do so prior to the General Sleeting, to be holden o■ 'rare day seat, at the City of London ; ■od all person' who balm say it,fernedion or doestatelets relative to the etisting distresses of the peassotry, will confer so obligati,* oa the Committee by leaving the same at the Committee Rooms, /10 . , Lunabsrd.street. FRANCIS FORTUNE, Secreta►ypro fntpore. HR. HAWES'S ANNUAL CONCERT. Ora Friday eveellarillu.Wawm had Ms I Conver t pt the Argyll Romeeriledimbrtter selection of eeriest Me d hate. derg *ogle is eviree/3.peardhle to be imagined; mid a greater assemblage ()imminent end first-rate talent, both.veral and instrumental, probably never wet collected .together for an individaara begeht. The summons vocal performers cop iloted of Mrs. Halmos, Miss Stephens, Musa Goodall,and Mad me Camporeee ; Mr. Venetia., Messrs. W. Knyvett, J.B. Hale, Tetrad, Clarke, Molyaeux Gould's, Hawes, tied Mr. Bellamy. The instrumental pe rformers were the beads of the opera and socieut cuacert bands, couducied by. Mr. Greatorex.' The pertermisme cossmegeed with she eelebrated overture, 1 "Anacreon," Cherebrei. Mrs. Solemn wee teemed in the Scottish ballad, "Oh tide love," newly arranged by Mr. Hawes. Mr. Bellamy was in excelleni voice, and beard to great advantage to " Hamra, Mimeo in roma curia," by Handel. The celebrated Scotch ballads arranged by Mr. Hb o o t e mid imroduced in the opera of Montrose, were per formed under a new fermi cad " Were a' *wile, " hameo ftized ie • glee by Mr. Hawes, and snag by MietSrephealla . Meson, W..Krevell, Vaughan, and T. B.Sale,wilicb welkin.' aervedly.mtroted. Tke other, " Cborlie is my darligg,"asee iatrodaced in a cattalo for harp, two Molina, viola, vedill-` gella,,and dontble base, by Boehm, F. Crasser, W. Grieribildh ; R. Ashley, Lindley, and Diagoseitl. The performer:et te( ;Me piece glitch had a prim/pal part fee Ilse harp, tele Mr. Boclis:a au opportunity or displaying his entreurrhealty retentive tamssury in mimic, as be played the whorls wittiest once looking at /be bomb. The whale of this eseglient gee cert concluded with "Gad gave the liieg," as stale smarten end chorus. at lise e•eamegmetept .f widek alhe labels alke .elegant commis lamb *lied 'ha MIS 4.8.• THE Aituit..—Thefitillt regiment. Cul, CAMP BELL, landed last week at Gwynn from Jamaica. Mr. H•autir's benefit, announced in the ,front of our Paper, premises 6 rich treat to the admirers of comic and vocal talent, in additien to all the claims of great private and professional merit. The Concert given at the City of Loudon Tn. .vern on Wednesday last, in order to introduCe the young foreigners lately arrived from the Cootiiient, wiis highly gratifying. These young ladies (ha Demoiselles Fissism,s, Dimariutt,. ad PRAOA), to great brillimicy of execution, ante every other requisite for fieet-rate singers, and must prove a 'most valuable acquisition to the musical talent iu this country. In the quartett, "1/es peacatei Dada," these young ladies were particularly pleas. jug, and the air most raptuwanaly esseered,by the . audience. We understand that they ..re ria pub *heir appearance at tbi subeeciptiale o. l6 Cedi in the west end of the toss. St. Pmearse new church will be enasecrared to morrow by the Bishop of Losinow. The rxpenee of this magnificent building, we understand, does not fall short of twenty thousand pounds. 'there .are about 4,400 seats in the church, but it is pre sussed they will not prodace mere than 1,400/. e year. The Photon. end free-trades Leakier. for Madras and Bengal, are the only slip► at Spitheed. On Tuesday the dciiee frigate, Cos 4. A. Kttsa, sailed from Portsmouth with his Excellency the Right HO4l. the Earl of fluwetounotr, Geverner of Dowaisissi, fur that istand. Ludy SELINA 4tASTITIOS. Captain RoseaT HAT, and Hai"! NESBITT. Esq. embarked with has Lordship. Liesit.CSIARLES PHILIP Vetter, of his Majesty's skip Phaeton (son of Admiral Sir JOSIPH YORIB), 'is promoted to the rank of Commander. IPformaira. MAY v..—The Scorpion teacior has ssilyd foe Brest, to bring home Sir JOHN BERES •IFORD. The Rare/tors,. Captain W. B. s'ucKLINQ, is gone out of hat boor. The. Ariadne, CaPialsi Mpospom. for the Cape; Ualorons. Captain J•mliS MURILRY and Cyreme, Captaut Paltry Gasca, are fitting in Humors.. Letters from Lima state the death of Lieut. the Hon. CHARLES LEGGI, of has Majtitey'S ship Con, way. on the Ist of November last. and. that Com modore Sir 'Tunas` Hooey had promotes, Mr. Hasa' LAYTON. of the Creole, to the tank of Lieutenant, in hie room. ti NE Akt§. "11X,14""thost sTM Np "no si 4e 7.904 Obrief wee Otaihlietia nitrate„Malt"ea Ilattaday. The victors is olieui lekei „ire.ell 4 laiaiek Agora above the elite of life. Ile Wag em the A... relied !way frome the imsetb of bye toot we'eupies the am tee. The 6 114 84 ellemere• f being of a lighter sad more gleriiitta essence; the voiterseir one. responds, thirties it may itequesiienell IF the p.r ileslwdri are Mg too prevatot. H. is addressing the plow women Maudieg ere thit right. That Miler Mary betrays a deireat detithtnly regret io heir features; the Magdalen I. sheeted to sslael.htnent, whirls she espraises by the iaedoess of ti e upisesed timbre's and the hands bald avidly,* the figure fp a to be tinged with the gluey beaMilig from the bead of the angel. The draperies are struck with great booldneea, and display solid primitive colour's'. The left rewind i s accepted by three soldiers; Otte is reeitnabint, raising himself se the elbow , throw• his brawny figure nearly disrobed lute view. The muscular anatomy it developed with great power—the object which tfie r Must bate had is view is unclothing the helm—other wise there would be its rea'un tie depriii , ig it of the armour which the two Gibers have or.. The superior figure of these last two, rests the other frost faljaim, to which the peirefactios of fe w has inclined bias. illicre is the same 'remind excellence in the drawing or them, rape. catty about the knees, *Melt pervades the whole piece. lin: recumbent soldier. though of too dead a tint, is well drawn and shadowed—cad the .fore shortening of the limb beet outwards, is admirable. Some of the parts want inure suhatsece, which the pidelie can readily impart. The pic ture is a valuable acquisition to the hi.turical treasures of Briti.b art. There has been nisch resort in the Perrone postures to preserve oppurthnities fur a diversity of sus. tomital display—.so that one way or tither, almost r very ap. p eof muscular motion of which the hummo form is capable, has a due and nearly perfect repreventatiou. ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-HOUSE. Mier the private view of the exhibitioo on Saturday there was, as areal, a grand dinner, whir& woe attended by a on. (Iferuus assemblage of guests of the Arst rauk sud talent, amoug whom were— The Emrich, Russian, Austrian, Danish, Prussia*, Spanish, Hitooverian, Bavarian, Netherland, and Sicilian Antimafia ; the Lord Chancellor; the Archbishop of York; the bi l k.* 4.f Norfolk, Newcroolr, Argyll, Redford, Devombire, Northumberland, sad Wellington; Marquises Canideo, Lon donderry, Si a ffo. d ,Latodu we., •on C....yogham ; Earls Liver pool, 13athurs., Har . rowby, %Westmorland, Yaraminik, Candi:r late, Essex, Egremont, Spencer, Grey, Aberdeen, Go WIF.O6Of. Darnley, Efirsin.ol., and Cowper; Lords CM. fJostire Abbot, Dallas, and the Chief Baron ; Virruutie. Palmerston, Melvilk Ramon' b.—Lards Holland, Morpeth, Dunsoniville,Arnudel, Beighersh, Stewart, Stowell.—Bishopa of London, Salisbury, Oxford, Carlisle.—Right Houomsbles the Speaker, N. Vail- Milani, R. Peel, Mailer of list Rolls, Vise Chancellor, Pee. sideot of the Hoard of Control, Sir Chairs Long, G.C.R.; Si, William Grant, Sir Charles Arbuthnot, W. Hashimoto. F. Robinson, George Canning. Geolir Tierney, the burl Mayor;—Hunourahles Lieut. • Gen. E. Puipps, Agar ; —Sirs A. Hum., Willoughby Gordon, J. Swiriburn,. M. W. Ridley, H. Davy, T. F. Hea.beute, W. W. Wynn, T. Raring, A.Carliste;—the Chairman of the bobs Company, Master of Dalwieh College, Warden of Deli/rich College, President of tbs CollOge of Phyeierans, President of the College of /bu rsas, the Charabirlain of Loudon, the Atiorney-General, So liehor-Ornerel, Surveyor Gemara', Field Officer in Whittier, Rev. Nolwell Cart—Doctor. Battik. and Woolassnu—Merin, W.Clusabahlayne, H. Hawkey, W. Wilharfewer, G. Cushion. J. W. Crokre, T. L. Parker, J. Watts Russell, T. Hope, lt. P. Knight, .1. Telenet, E. Swinbarne, K. Fran% land, P. Bailstd, Spring lice, R. Hart Davis, G. Phillip., G. A. Ro• Merin, W. Fawkes, J. R. Laskingtoo, F. Feeding., W. MU ford, P. Hoare, lie. In the ratlike. ion of the present year..- _ _ SIC THOMAS LAWRlttlelt, the Provident, and the first of portrait paieters,has more pieces, att envision, for teeny of likeness and beauty efersecat ion. They include" The ittwq," " Countess of Mleatotou,"" Field Marsha:the Atha of Wa limplOa,"" The Mate Mectferct," aid " Cogs dlta g! oronsow." Mr. Ring, portraits of " /OA Mookhaut Freer?, Reg..' " Spriap Rice, Nag M.P." and several usher illetingranued characters. They she worthy of Ibis estellsot artist, sod bin usual style, correct likeliest, and abatis colouring. Sir WILLIAM BetgliaT has some good portraits; among them are lima of hew Royal Hitherto " The Duchess of • drawer add lb," Pt-Meets .4 fesandrina Victoria?' Throe are 040 *cereal earelleat puritans by Moors. Lat ina , DourtiloND, damson, and Wawa Id the •raidsaileay, *limb is very sateasive, the pretivil prevail over the historical subjects. lu this fonder fleas Mr. HOWARD steeds proormient lets pclares are, " Ariel released by Prospero," from Sness AAAAA Tempest " Calibsas teased Op the Spire* I:4' Yrniperti." from the same, " Motet - red and the Witch of the Alps, - from Lord Byron, " Mdtpard I." from the best ixt.llng documents. Mr. CoLCIIOIIT proteins bat one picture. It uam in teresting representatios of smugglers alarmed by, on 11013- weird change Goes hazy weather while landing thejr germ Mr. Cooriß besides several portraits of race hoed, two doe historical subject., executed bin owe pawl* way. " Rupert's Standard at Marsh.* Moor," sea " Dark of strtgoatuo,* fou g ht iii Hungary io the year 15SPS, where Lord Arundel of Wardour, • vislanteer la the Imperial array, •mung other distinguished heti of velour, took ate standard of Malwased ; for which be was, by Rodolpis 11. corded a Count of the Holy' Empire. Mr. NORTRcoTE ber do histories' pictures; one repro meets the Prioress Bridget Piuotapsuet„ fourth (lasgbter of King Edward IV.; who, when very' t Oaug, was conmgaind so the care of th Abbess of the monastery of Dartfeird, where she afterwards became • tie: and there, epesdiose her life in clerotiou and ronledipration, was buried in coavent is ilietterty parrot' the reign 'of Kiag Henry IV4 the other "Ph riotaf Christ." Mr. Wigan* las given us in obi, exhibition but one prt lore; it believer esetindlrs a griat deal of ch arac t er h a t denotation of one subject —a rompteheosive ooe it is try', for it relates to the battle of Watettuo. Mr, W. to bin tore, erpreseuts Chelsea pensioderi recairiag the Lokt a tsp Charlie Extraordinary ananunc"nsilbe battle of Waterloo. There is also • spleadhl display of eenlptarr, principally by Mr. WatTIIACOTT, R.A. Mr. Cliatrour, R.A. Mr. heopt wen, R.A. Mr. BAILEY, R.A., tcc. Mr.. Pope bac thug admirable Plower Pieces, from natU're. One of these is • large composition of flowers in • rpm draws at the British Mimeani, which is transcewerently'efiei and the *hole are of so testy escelleitt a dew iption as folly to assiataiu and establish Mat high professional reputation which rho Lady has already so jollity .c.* it'd. The Maeou and ColteogATrou of the teen..af Nottingham hare whatimorsiy voted the riv e n.... of their town to JOSEPH Hume, F..q. M. 1).• •••zh testimony of the gratitude and admiration . W which they have l o ng v iewe d hi s indefatigable t it ier tiona in the rause of public retrenchment and no tional economy, and for his unwearied discharge ,of the arduous dirties of a faithful represviitothre tif •ilie people." • iuDt.ow FAIR.—The first annual new fins. ran liy o y_d o , was vary nuinerouslyvitterided, but rather _}duty supplied with cattle, sheep, pigs, sod homes. which for the must part ai.o well. ceurpared *ids the prices of late faits. Mr. HENRY WsLitssios, the first promoter of this fair, was curried through Rll the principal streets of the town in a their, dressed with ribbons mid laurel. in procession. • ENIGRATION..—Tint final detsartnre from 9 •westry of three generations of one rosily -took place on Monday, in the Returns offstri."l 4 , & RYON, widow, and her children Std.. grand Abets. The heart reod.n scene was wit...ed lye vest concouise of their frrendi and fellow townsmln. The Chester coach from that place was filled withtit and without by persona going to America. & - • 1 -: . 4 11 t :l .i ~ , 4 ,„ „ 1,.., i k 1 I 7,4 x. ~, 4 -•-•