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Pro". e daerett• • 4 1e fle: 74.41111 • •1* ! iolf • llh "MIA t ‘ ged ' e l a ta f• t I * o7.4l,4ll l Afft.t÷ri*i Bit ./ir..11 • ' - Calker' Mr RAN* Rerry,,lar4, Sir A.Olllll. fiatGe" , • „Sir Juke Dee* 4 ! 0 1 1 11 •1 r•mr • " s▪ i, T . ,V4w ei54146"149":1: Sts Us% 11 , • k i gt. W.. 14914 . I• MO'F a w. , l^ T r . nutbvP, si•euchnotio, ItA L-w,44i14.4,4,44. I ••ONO% lAmbevi, Slr T. gereie n .WeereASSONlles fiefelf. I keep, SePfts s i r J. Y fkc• -Hrelleeit% Sir! 6. - Codresosea,, Warder! . Lake, *paw allastata,- A, X.C.8.; Nampa% J.: 111.. Pesiglat. sod Sir 9 rie r iFlP. 46l 4 sir 4. A ischeauty. Sit 0.. Lowijio4lB, Qtr, Rot R. &llama bow, J. q, sceo, E.LC. N. F, F.plgeaft. Simko Reeloey, , Hopkins, Bodeen, Mitaiiarkevie, P. K. Mtiopet.34‘l..lllw. Rost_ Erse% A... autos, Hie J. Clare: lop, Hill. CisPIP Smoke, Sir J. Keane, Pine, Finch, Gerdes. Wetherell, trtr y,sy, lLPa TWIN% bastion, Mellish., Kris., 11tsitNad, Morrlsow, Sir C.Greirdle, Skelton, E 1.% ..,1 1 X1poka. Or R. Maids, Sr G. Cooke, Meade. Mee, Sir C. froohJel, Lived Vsere Straus, alsieler„ Berne, ortaLTerner. Dust", .Ste C. P. Balm", Von Avesta. ' y Leer, lie J. Cameros, Sir G. Airey, Sir $. Browne, . 4. Air W. Inglis, Hart, Viscous, sira. HiMthaas, Xrt. Macleod, -t• Sir H. Pane, C,ogbtan, Sir W. Pringle, N. Balfour, INelyneas, ,Sir H. Illustewer, A. Brooke. Mimbees, • Sir.H. Dalrymple, Weed, Whew Hussain, Darreeh, Summit, Martmit, • Or H. Jukamen, But. GCB , Rum, H. M. (aordou. Geo. Coulteiti, Troyer*, Fraser, H.... P. Stuart, Elliot, Sheep -141,-.R A., Sir G. Madd,x, Brand, Bradshaw, .ad Sir H. nestles. celeggivra.Msetinees, Maw*. Tahoe, Cteragliton, Sir Jar. Amy*, Creed'''. C. 8., Sir .1. Booboo. Sir G. Berkeley, E. 'Walker, Sir R. Arbailinut., K.Cli Dripkirater, Hue. J. R. Rodney, Clifroii Sir G. Wood, WA,' Feed, Rigby. Strut', Butler, Ar.nstroug t Wynyard, A. Maclaine, Sir P. Carroll, Shane, Itebarte, Nigeria', Paters, Soul, S,r R. H i ll, Bonier, .1. Ratline, E. I 11„ Sawillstids, Halloran, Bowles, aerr, , Sersis, 'Nati, Ds ' , mete. Sir G. Scorell, Baker, Drum. mood. Talbert. York, 111 1 Leas, R.A SW R..eareley,•lC.C. 8., Rossoik Sir C. Sutton, K C B. T. 6, Mibrakies, fillwagiegar, Sir R. 'Williams, Delap, H. Ma err, Mawsy a t 7./, , Thee;tcm,.Sir J. Leicester, Sir T. Res", Sir J. Sumer*. Barges Caste, Maya., Merrick. Garrett, lowertry, D'Orly." l 4 Sir T. Arlealbane, Mallet, Dosiell„ 6.1/4, Liven, -Wees; Fool; Elliennabe, Biranquet„ Bober's, Gomm, M.P., Sir 8," 4 Nroolg, Sw W. Yours, Bash, Fitgclarome. Mardolselk Hap.' l J.ll Army. Zerlaislek, C.B, Walker, C. 8., Wood. Craig's, - .•H!!mletni Naak , w. Ca espliell, 11. Blake, Borrow, Clitlicrose, CreatiarerOe,Booke,Charierwood, Dt Burch, A. Caldwell, CM Tqlnr, Kelly, sod Sir A. Dickson, K.C.R. R.A., rl/4era--Josers, R.A.; S. C. K.'S). iLiockitay, Rethwisi C. Stapykos,'D'Arky, Valiant, Bell, Kennedy, Garoood„, /talkird, Pipping. Atka, Gardiner, Sir IL Floyd, kenos. Cartorigles,Ssildwille. Mille*, Chester, . R.A., Martin, Bar. Mseskall, Shobnck, F. Starkville, B.err. tl4,6l,4:lsmesta, Ord. R.A., Doggie, X'Cred„ R.A. Culeerwe, and I...awfurd. • Caatatou—e.:. W illy, K S.F. J owls. Murray; Fd.S., B iron Clete., Holiio, R N llordea, R.N., F. :Nagoya'', H.N., lutes, G. Steveasen, !Newsom. R N., (Mier, 11 arce, R,N., R. Pam', R.N., Fox, J. Aluirreuts, S'' hag. R.N., Crewe, Si, C. Barnard, B. T. Sutton, RN , Oides, R.N',. R 011181114 t• fSO • , Mlngsy, RN, Hon. Sir C. „Non,. .14. auflock, 4 4 Couri, Hollywood, Legge, Eltics, RE, Sykes, RN, G. Waldegraire, R.N.. R• A. redraw', R N., H. Detraimpod, Wm. Faille, Wer.d, Bonbon , Jonea, J. 80110014, Lnard, OrmWadikey s R.N r Samithre, 11.H,A., 111'. D. Crispbell,'Hawklies, Dawkins, .1 Russell, R.N , Ivo!. Wow, R.N. Tower, it.r4.. Bower, H. R.E., J O. prru- Arriabt. Cruelalso, Dalgairir.„ P. J. Douglaa, li.N , Bn.ntria, RN., F. B. ia. John, flakes, Sir J. Ph'llimare, Drom,moutl, I. M. Feristises, R.N., W. H. Perry, Rat- Stay, R.N., fate,. R.N, W. H. Johnston e+, R N. Roberti., K. R.N , f.7r 111. Maxarll, Giles Scott, M.P F. 0. IN lock, ILN F. Maltby, R.N.. C ipel, • R.N., Sir J. Gordon, K.N., Pl. Thesepron, FIN.. H. S. 8AL...., R.N. R. D'lgruo, 14,N, Willem* H. Battu*. G. W. Wales, R.N., H. Parker, 14,N.„, Oifelnasy, Daskomed, A. F. Markeserosh, H.P., H. A 111er4elon, Sir K. *audios". MN, C. Smyth, Thornton, Roggem.W, Doyle, Pechtli, 0. 11.5 , The. a,.,., Out...aerial,. Gray, Hallurel,:Towers. .1. M. Fergesun. • Arland, R.N , Fteickes, Sir J. Ptillimorr, Soorreati.a, h:"G. Kevi:ll, R.N., Res*, It N.. K. Gratwielte, Matdorlield, • Itritga, R.N., B. Vet 1111 l omit, Lambert, R.'N SI stray, R.N., N. aloattien, It.N., Reed, Crourh, K N., Marken. Nlactellar, 14. N, Dailme„ 11. N., It. A Yates. R.N • NrlllarrJ. R.N., It N , filethokl, SP Dour rik R.N, Home, R N.. .1..110* Creamy, C. Wkliair, It N., AreelinalarSielelea s R N.. Haan, R.N . Gi Norse. Deres,ll.A, Bieland, R.N . sie iiff. R.N.,. limgewelmv aks New, R.N., and A. Artmil n , KA. Lieateair.b.—Yoang, R.N. IV. Moriarty, Baldwin. Free. sine, H. Couriesney.l.N , CnitNet ri, liarford, St. Irv,. D. W. Friend, 14 N., Rwwl 4 Y, lion, R. Wet s •a, Vtoke, R. Busker, A thirbenea. II N , Lake, R • , Hall, ii . rotierley, M. C. Smyth. F. J. Cent+, .1 Radcliff, R N , V l .Maikinsto, I'. D. R.N J. P. Bailees', C. 1.. Railean, Boner', Booms, It. A , Gorden. it L. Eyre., J. J. ',or,. Saville lirrevreue. liii•rdar.a, %lone eomet y, Tee.- R.A., M'Ct.orhy, G E. J.. 11 3 Vtokre Spa. Mir:, tlre , l , Cockburn, Nlu)lory, Graham, J. Critic, Peyerrs, I'. P. Nine, J. Urotarourirl, Sidney, W.tkerall, and Fisher. Corattie , -Spoitiar.-onde. A. Washer', Dent, F. C lersuk, Welleaum R. Markham. Nash. Vto.ul, Hope, lion.' N. Maae y, J K S. Rastsbiiiiitui, and Wire. Alesors.—Telitrk W. Franklin, Iretherelt, !11.P Chive, SI.P. ter Careihre.ece, lia.kiee., %V. PrOl, 15... J. Coloii, no/err, 11a. leoarri. Daakias Peasome, IV. *bride-, A. Wattate, G.l,ll,nru, H. If. 'guinea, 11. brialgeeme •Siusiono. Lytle* Redeem, Hoolgswa Finley, J. Itomine. (Sufi, John Mitchell , floalili wwerlt-111 P., Adair, Streernemo, Walker, Edwards, Phil- Werel4,Gl,....p.Brookes, Si... t Wortley, Roller, Aslant Smile. Neriley, Jr! v • , rm., .1. Mere 'eat., 11 P., Ruotle Wlteraik a as, Wol f . 1N....11, Selartre, Norbolls, Edward Foley, ReachSert (;.•wile, F0rg0... 4 e, V. LA1..., Fernand, a l'lrdme.s, nns. Tauten,. I Aer. er de Caries, IVs.. Maguey, : De Oliver', G. Relikeet, A. C.K,aun t firetrap, Wumhwell. Posner, R. F. Groom, Mudyyme, Witham leasloseigiou, %V. E. Taurus. R. Adair, IV. Jones, ('. B. Cello, It. Si, ache,. Nugent. NI eiele.ll, %wait Lewd, I . l.llublom.e, A. Stewart, F' rteerese ' Cul hog Smith, Ileni•ley, A. R Seewart, Sailh, Camp& 11,Ordr, Fartele,libeeder,G. Dlu.re9le 1111 , f1 avc,M•ele,G. Hest's', Reim kessuer, Coa,t:rbrr, Piainpfyldr, Rigby Collis% W. thaeletyClaike, Raeford, Ifolveeland Addington, Meow Blair, ft. Leperwer, R. Ct. ot.n., Ile et leceitc.G. F. Julies, F. Wynne Airier/. I.swirf.w.l Itiook.., North.", Ilemkre, C. Careadish, Radettffe, (3. Craven Colmar, G. L. Meow, GaesEse. Heal.% HAI f 5•111.10 kl•Gollise.,y„ Gurney. J. Allerntkc'eserwsr, KUNtiv. S. Caiepb.ll , C. ildrsl7..U.P.. }:l4\ )it.: 11 . 414 C,, Sloat,Xn ii.f C-1.0. .1 Ski...Pr, Gordo* reehrs, Tslarltoa , Fon.belle, Co e mica bearer Parish, W. H. ii.eibone, D. Ti honesoe, J. 11'.11%, M.P.' W. Cork., lasirell, " 1 ""lelie Retinal. 11. P, shalsorne Markham, POI Llseellea, Charlene, Nosaey, C. 4. Dinkins, Aleposoor Bs. Num. Folisrion, S. Brooker, F.lt K, K. Blithe 11 - 111 I'd 4 k's Craiatlerok, J. J. W. Aocerrstren, 6.1. Spencer, Hall, trucule n t, T. Coventry, S. Alrows, B. Writer's, flusgblue, 1 i _ _ :it. ry. t a, MbMk% Cetor. RmobittS, Merries t • Mbereitt,lC: Catvett, J. Fylrr, !Lansing, Adair, Everstieltl , 3. Thilientoti, Datsicike, Ste venson, aVitlmm WadJ Totolise, Pallyer, Ede. ibisaberliselmitY;'ooeetshill Rni.e eisitiell Moonier, Julio atone. C. FUltia , Cernon, •Lcorrtsales; &Ulan, G. N. seymour, T:,6ololtenayt ThtNio t •Edwsiik• Ashbarnhaan,- Prue, Sinvyal d t. N. 'fbrirlictamon,. •ft • C.' IMMO, Loaliars bl urea, I Kordr,Groidelt; bf. P.. Robertsob, S.:T, 1 1 / 2 Bell, Colquhoon, 'Scutt Morray i Eltsm.i . -maa v dleamtet, Itißi - ttaacombe, 4111b1l1,ind , AP !PlT!!!Digisfert omen the atumerenits . lI eetioti•VP:m.s.:l.ll•4l" -• • • • tt Se redeem milli sheei• footle 'lndte,ll IN 1 . Smith. , 01 t,•! , .„.; • 1 414. ; m00n i aid Mr. Siegal 111Calli4ok i ' Mr. MleeiElt Gisweit,*fili. d ftl Lard yer • Ar.Plie. Rev. D Nadu; Clisplaia lb his Royal Righneas the Sir Robert teaser, by ;04 'Edw.rd Somerset, oft the are& tl44seet . TheiCtralte de - Vlrt'hyie wi tseettyary the Comte rl' Ache. The'Hoh. aosi Rev. h'. k by the Earl of Egremont. Mr. Sheriff Penabtes, fpu f ekl i Olisio ,nz. Newman - Knowlysi Esq., titibiebialpelig elected Recorder eT Lob Jes. • Sir Claude Scott; alma liatilimicrrated a Ilaronet. Dr. Charles K.r, by Me r FifOrey Peel, when be received the hentiur of Kritirlitlaun4/1. . *, Crgtkihank, boon his nitrilate• Captain George Wstei s Et N. on the King's Coronatino. • Captain Mussy, of the Sladris`artny in the lion. East lbdis Comr - 's stroke, by the Lora i s Mir' . . • High S' - - —r-rice, by Sir Trnton P. Mil Drake, , Sheriff of Devonshire, on his heng . created a Dsronet. ' Joseph Huddarl, Sheriff of Carmarthenabire, by the Marquis of Anglesey, upon baying received the honour of taighttrirod. • • Wm: tie Protium, M.D. 144he1..rie4 in 'Waiting, to resent his Medfral Essay on Coughs aria 'Prevention of Dee! IWO. The Rigbt Honourable Angu l ta l Foster, his Majesty's favor Eittaaditiary and Minister Plenipoleidiary at the Court of Deumark, upon hia renera.to Eucland. ' TIM Honourable Chiides Percy, cot his nairrtage. DugdaTe, by the Marquis of Ailealituy, on his being crested a Pamir!. Lienteuoat-Georral Sir CP•tretOgroo, below appointed Q iarterniaster•Gentral in' Ireland. Win. Spencer Phillips os s' r t aiisgibipaii.- I Mr:ll*.E'lleritago, by his finher, Mr. Tieneaste. _ - 1111r.Vallmer, High Sheri ff of Surrey, by the End MT .1 -- 111IMIMbenoon, to present his Practical Treatise •• keens. The Ili". W: S. Whiteloeke, on his preferment,,* Vicarage of Gerluey, by the Lord Bishop of Linen* Mt. Cotters! Dormer, by Mr. Greeuhili Ituccell, We. • ' Sir Attrauel Auchmuly, mt his sppoioiment. ''Sir %Villiem Jullitfc, 15th hussars, uu his being created ' a P•ronet. , Mr. Osman Rimini, by the Lord in Waiting. • The Rev. G. G. Stiinestreet, ',pun his nppointeneat as emetic Chaplain tubes itotiall Fltgitricts the Duke of York. Dr. Horne, Isspeetur Hospitals. L. tra, remainder of She • Preostaltinis, 'Hitch were eery silligtrolgot.lce A4ll pipe oil Mosilay A - fterrhe Leveo4lMiijiaty retired to the Royal Closer; when the L A fa tirtitis of Qternsberry was its ,...Uattill.w.dh the Order of she Tlmt le ; sifter which Lieutettitnt-Getwrat Sir Ramie Darkin. MH,jtolt- ISetterst Sir Iludion Lowe, and 11Nr-Pcon-ril • Sle John Cameron (being preceded by,. ir George Noy Jeri, officer of the Bulb), were severally in vested as Knights Conimmintors of the thigh ; Cops. min ,Sir Jaliel Brenton;. 'Mart. R.N., Knight Conslownder of the Bath,' was Knighted. ' • ' Ut t er lts_pic r gave' sigsilie Eusigiiis of the Beth worn by his late bruthePiti-la, Admiral Sir John B. Warren, LOF►DON NOV PITA L. " v 11: The aortal sermon .far the benefit of 'hie Attie, took place on Thursday al the chisel in the Hoapitat, twfure the Bishop of Fa. t. robe Guerra...is moil friends of lb. Ho•pilal • and a .vspeetalite consecration. After tumor ingpscred the Hospital, they repaired In the 'motion Tavern, *here they p a rt oo k of so gegfoof WNW . °yid , 11 for the orrn•lbn, his Buysl Highness the Dt.k►.of Giutieeettr iu the Chair. A hai.dause cull,cliva waa wade. . ' • , , •R. .. .t• Ti, • - 1 . . ;1 . .. ~, • Illseridas, LPie; R. &Orr Moe Itefuo l 4o treillitoii 1 1 111 i . 4 11 -t` ' , Goirreperi. AIII;014-'1Wer . 4. d. al ,F. .t.a•colks. .Allitiveggoe, Ws. D'Brodisii, , M W, Aoisiiivrilei, e 1... ,dell, E,, R.*, csorsbouree, , it. Oswald, I.' W. ?kaiak ~ v ii•olederp,.Taylar,Threp h. WalkOr, 14:1 0 .,411irli:11pAips. . prows., U. B. Hears,:' Aahrosil, ,, P•te, Catil*" 110 , ,,., E. • , (Hopp', W.Swete, Trite, Vitirerei Ahre . millei 4 esfuid,'Agiaft, , „ ,E4siowttpre. J. S.4J.Csaire. iteFoiNJIN: 1 0 ."WrIbb,' A: Maio- , .. ' , dm, /dile., Sliimturk. R , Williews, W:.1.11414d0n. C. abb. „ Merge E. Ka i g les, Si: Q dem la, tharkiPfbirden, Pullet. * z• f , xiiiblesuh Laistelue; L. Ltayd, N. 11.iitiedale, trillion, Speer, socnerY OF rIITRIVIO "POIIINIGN SRS IN "bhira tosa. On Thistsdayi l bge freiverwry Dinar, of Ibieeneelleot and bene•olent. itiotitution tpult.pisec at .ijor City of Loinlon Tavern, Bishopsece-.treat, his kayak Hiniusess the Duke of Turk to the Choir, supported by their Exertkitties the Rue 'tan Ambeessdor, the .INstontint Ansbaietildor, ha Grine the Duke of Wellitie• ..... and , everal tither prisons of distinction. About goal hive .... I nd: ii e:rtont dinner was ...reed op by the proprietor of the Tavern to a company of stionl'3 o o. for Zits; and Royal Fauna, were &Attuned. di wok with hind npplause. The Emperor of Rowe, Kuu of l'ratiis, were also thank wit , . narked simpers, and t he Anibentiviors relearned thanks. The Iliestritrue ettairmait was given with loud acclimation. Ilia Royal Highness retained thanks. The company did nutreparat• till • lait•lesior. OwSittate hat; being Ceistor Ihrtnklit uteri, ket, Mr. ADIIIN, or Coistetworiti, (iironthesa. limit the mip4irt nor tr, !Oz.; lite 'int: ltee-book, contain.; ing 3401. He it cried its thg tamp; kes, offrring 'wapitis reawril ta the pertain who •liotiltl !nitwit it; but it was not foutitlinnul the Monday te.r.r .. ioo t g fwlluwinK, when hr, by start eittniordiasty good fortune, toutal it himself; tinit all its contents. to the inexpressible jilt of himself sad Is tcudo. At !Ilse late (sir et Caistor (where the /wires were riiiisous:y )ow/ r .tery 6tw ox 1001.1 olisieti), the pro pert). of C. A. PELHAM. Esq. M.l; fur die moots. Its weight as staid so be YHO Mope (14113...t.theihumr). A very haissimisse haiter.wassil•rerttowis, belononsic to Mr. Sowtaisir, of Beehill ; weight about 140 atone. , A kw , days aite t * *(North Lyon, Joo* CAR onenaoL, a labaisrer, employed • at the ihrasaing enigma beiowrisg so Lord. Wu. 4101yrttics.,Thilst in the set of Wing some part }if llic naeltupary. most uts(oilitutalary en,traglestl. and both-.. 11 14 artiis riaritA dreast(aliy. trashed* ,J hat einvotso ion was food woresprjr ; owe arm abase, sod the other below th e el ifaoss. wham lie bore oritb the most sot .• pi ising f o rtitude,„ and is in 1 f4ir » Fr recover He is situat , t , tlit i ty-finar years etf, sae. sod. bee.. am and thieve, ejsiklreA.., Load , flawitscg hiss l easstaiy.susleret,i bins lir, o seek for 00 it luain&.o bp We. •i• rt watt . • V i.t. .. •-•1407- Z - -, e 4 r 1 ;714. 110:4121) sir GRiRW CLOTH, ~ n. aaNimeCilom-aes, . • 1...... i. :, r tin, mi d . hot . , l'Arrif4 4L 0 . • ; • , . . . • ;us amp:Reg* essi l liratlitr; • • Nosier Is hereby gives,That all carriage% Prueerslint to hi► Majesty's Drovriug Mauro, stßockiogliann Busse, on Tars. 'tray; 'the 23a day of April, are to f.k late the Itbe at the lap of lit J 31111111 1 .11.611.11141• OA along Cleveltiutrow, lad Itbreaill ski Sishle.yard Soto be fags, and set - down with their hone& head. inwards ".'initisighaarlste ; after setting down they are to wilt in the Birdeage-walk, and on this Parade opposite the Horse Guards s io - takint up the, oh to go along the ;Law.. 14 Abe Mali, .r the Walk adjoirsitsi; psi go oil Roekialfgroseigate, or tie Hone Gaielltt ea Nu Harkrey CArialsortent be Pevoilttit to c° ol 9 1 := Irak. •osoist- illseget at the outside o f Book' #." • r t t Vt die • top of • Condit olktoshill wilt be open ably • • •fitv Contain behustrietiet o Persons hiring the E'ol-4, *or Servant. attending the floysl• Family, which are to set down at the Great Done of the Palace in the Courtyard, and to wait at the bottom of Constilutisashill. • Tickets for Carriages beloott4 lifilltrithro harlot the Filrit. going in at the Gate no dor top of Coaatitotion hill, will be delivered at the Board of Green Cloth, St. James's Palace, on Monday nest, between the hours of One and Three.o'Cloek and ou other Caniages Ivo admitted at that Gate. Chairs are to aster the Green ParlegfilpliSottollll Sta. blis-yard, adjoining the Queen's LlhNy; to; proceed anon the Green, sod to set down at the Griot Duor of Ilse Palace and to watt within the Radiug. CON YNG LI AM. FASHIONABLE PA RTISa. The Duke or Devonshire pre hie Arta musical party fur the semon on Thursday evening at Devonshire Hurst' 01 Wel% sea. V. ry numerously mad elegantly Stymied. C0U111.411 Lurvea 1141 based raids of invitation for • forhiouable party 10.1110 f 111 W steuisg, at her house tuHarlierp ' street. t i. • The Marquis of Camden esterlained a distingniahed pantie ' yesitoday it hie hoase in Arlington•mrret. Lady Pitepatrick had* fashioordsie party yesterday at her boom is Grosvreor.place. ' Lord Crewe eatertalool a party of his distinguished filniml• ' yesterday, et his Incase is Lover Groeverror.street, ' • afro Win. Costing hay issuer( rmds of insitatiora fur a ball and sapper on the 29th Sulam, at her house ip, Poet ised place. Mrs. Benyon entertained as elegant party or 1 . 4404..- able. on Wednesday eveniaeat her house Is Groaveron moan% ' ••• - Robert Wilmot, Esq. M P.. Ise imsed earls of invitation `Aar an entertaiument cm the 49th inst. at his house to Mon tago-straars. ' ---- ------- --- - PAS/ill/A*4OLO ,MOVEME.V73. . The Doetieas of libeltleglusit itrgio4 is town inter/by • from her seat, Stowe, *acts. '" ' •'" '''' ' The Rail of Abergitil ti. -- it his boom io 4,44 Berkeley•wriar• front hitt 8 I 'lr ittastly, SIO IllifX. . The Earl ttY Citronellas rit:ipeeted in town huts '. the C,ontineot. • The Earl of St' Germaine sr.:dried yesterday at his boos* in Si. James'. square from his seat, Bleekheattr. • Lady Carrington arid the Misses Smith have arrived et their house in Whitehall-yard from their seat, Wyeumbit Abbey. Bucks. ' Arrivals at Meares Hotel, Lpweriertsok-strret :—Colonel and Mra. Cuffe• and family fermi WO .title , Dublin; Earl Cathemt from his prat, Binalield KA, Wiodsur; Jam.. Peele, Esq. from the Continent 4 .,,„ Hoc, Si: Edward and Lad y Thornton and family f shire; Mannine. Pm ] . mod* liVon a lone. Arrivals at Kirklirtn's llotel, - LVlte flirook- street: —Lord Francis Osborne sod the Hon. Wati; sbone, from a tour; Henry Morin., F.mi. ; Major Disraciad from &igloos; aid P. trilliams, Eq. trims a Soar. Arrivals at warrnet 'Hold; Reg*siatreet :—Mr. Hawk ins and. f,mily from their seat to SISIOP2i and the Honuutable Thomas K.1111.1.n from his sent in Shot Whirr. Mr. and Mrs. Eiertob 'and fatuity base arrived at their hotme In St. James's square frOm their scat, Tattoo Park, Cheshire. Arrivele at the Waterloo Hotel, Jertinya.street :— . .11',•. Dasher and family front their melt, in Nurfslk; Mr and Mts. Lane and family from their seat is iktlisioliad Edward Simeon, Eaq. from a noir. .., ~.. i Mrs. Iftraidlwa?te left the London Hotel, Albemarle-slrsm. • I a, yesterday, for her mat in Norfelk. • • , ..r . Arrivals at Hodgson's Hotel, FMvi•notriegi sliimata Fremantle. from Rath ; Frederick Iteplicon, trAlf (Oise FN seat, Hinton House, Haute ; and Captain Slade, Avis tares • Hussy, Salisbury. Modems esTs LAN] has tu`sen an handsome !mese in Psti.osiell Inc tern months. Mr. CHARLES KIMBLE concluded his meta at the Etidthusett thews*. on Sutttrday tught. Th•te vas • Intl and hositionable attendance, - - - Mr. DOWTON opprelrell et the Edinburgh thee. tee On Niuud.), for the first time she chewier of Sir Anthony in The Rivas, and Lingo in /he Agreeable Norprire. On Thursday evening s pa•ty of gentlemen met at the house of Mr. Oxnuttßlf, the comensvo• the Craven ' s Wad. Drury-lime, when it ors ftrsoopOlNMl NMI IWeeNdtli that s monument bhotild he ervesrid 'to the memoty of CHARLISI Dintstx.E•q. the celebrated naval song wilier. Tilt subject ww trumnedlialstly emboseed by she meeting. winch eon sated or wpm, most rtennretsl.6 brewv to .,iiiernen, who spontaneously enntsibitted their subiitsiptious towards she obj-et proposed. LORD BYRoil.—lt is • fact that the property, valued at t 0,0004. INT 'mourn, which lately fell fo Lady BYRON, has been arbstrated by Lord DAc)ts 'on hehalf c ‘ r her Ladyship, and by Sir V. 1113 ItDIATT , _ti Lord iSsitos. 01 the resital su questio... 6,500/. :his laves Klima to Lord Miami, mod /1,500/. to Lady Symms. The - nsnod wt. made an Thorsdny in Passion work, and was the result of tot eas ineeiing of ;he it toitsistors, This 10 tb, regicsesst of hussars were revistsissol wt a rigistim 'yreareday by the Marquis or ANGLE/lElf and Lord STEWART. . . The Dike 4.1 . GRA rrom's limm. •Tivgioroild FEN. Qilli.) is nitatelit-d N oma. Lard , Vasitm.sitert Vor • reuses (8, 1 1. Alb.). et the secusrd Newmarket S l srolg. , Aleattugs. fp; lUD gmiircab!, '. , - • - • . The it Deka fu. __ irr LAmp't: Or/arias' (get. 51k) is matched against NII. Wit.Ltams's Pericles vat. .51b.) at the souse 31ectlogs for 130 r. h. It. i -I . 1• I t 1 , "-t • 3" . li 11.4TRE.i. -ani— .. • , DRURY-LAMB. ' Last night the comairly`of Seeress Worth Mew. ' M% Was performed $1 this theatre with consieferohle ilkert 4 s It is one of die* plays Ihicli must prin csintlfy depend on tlie • exertions of the ticiors to produce effect. li is mainly devoid of the eseentisf properties of u rood comedy. The plot is trifling. tilt incidents exceeding rare, the dialogue dull and , litievy; yet in such n hapity moul4l were the different .I,oiitacters cast, that it was reoffered extremely inter.. - .quoit, the only iii.selty was M r.l-1 a itLE.Y, in the .aucter of Rostreinf. It is illisSys iitisardatis to the Wilt "alibi ettahlishird 'actor In attempt a net. charucter.• ' slid the risk is increatitd miteriall . t, if the groutirk., ha's beet' inevitinoly occupied to advantage. It o l must then he admitted that M 11 iscs r. E1.1.1*T05 4 .„ Is nowledgres excellence in this part operates to flask prej u di ce o f ill lie! , litteMPi• HOweVert 111 ,0 1 !" . . 'standing this 'difficulty. Mr. Muthiat's liostrant. was' unite successful. MUNDEN. in all things . excellent, was never more completely at home titan in the chameter of Ajmi?„ mid Mrs. W' gave to the clwerascier of Airtn6Welili all the tender feel- Mg snit genrung ii:istinient of which it was bull. eeptible.—The musicid entertainment of Paul and ..ritgittia followed. The beautiful duet of " See front I , reun rising," bolter.' Madame Vtarnia Mel Ali% l'ovf.T. Was give.' in a strain of the Sweetest itieludy ; and Misili CVBITT gave the ten derest rxprew no 10 the favourite Air of the " :Working Bird." in which she was rapturously starfish!. COUNT-GARDEN. Slititttlgle'S excellent comedy ..f the Selitrulfur ' Scandal nib reptalcd hist night at thi s theatre with t _ . . an unrivalled otrungth of cast, That rendered it a truly delightful lan: Mr. YOUNQ sustained the character of Joseph Surface ; Mr. LIPTON sell Me..firiaNcalliaD resumed ohm rkspective parts osf fir Benjamin Backbite-and Crabtree ; and Mr. !K e ssoi.x.„. Mr. W. Ir /maim. Mr. FAWCtIi, M Dattlsote, Mrs. GtMis, and Miss FOOTS, sit . totif nittatitlnied illations as the repreaealls• byre of Clarks Strfure; Sir Peter Teazk, .Stir. 4 Ohirer, tidy Teazle, Mrs. Candour, null Maria. The established merits and admitted excellence of the several performers Isere named, in She emaiheeti' characterit assigned to them, tuasktiCsnpitiflUbuts • Sly More, than that their diatittiktitifieli talents w urver more spiritedly exereiatt , .displayed io ' greater advantage, thou its their combined exertions , on this occasion. The Inferior parts too were ad thirstily 'filled, stud in excellent keeping with 11)04 'dr have tneutinisett.-- 1 1'he beautirut romance, herty and Fair Star followed, and seeing to tie ,Mean sir splendour. attraction, and plewiug tffett loath each *neve...see eepetinon. It is grairlyi l ig *Ladd, that' the bne was !bled in evert part, said )en hat the shear oT fabliibaable company was utla usasally btilliaut. 111X111 G. . •• t;:. tee . • a rtteliWtHailhatillit 'it thous races on Wednemisyte'r Marie' ).carpe to ,figlif 'soy cuss Mr. Coartenay could tiring under Ina ereroll,,:Bt_. sad who had never before exhibited in a 11 took plan yesterday morning is Ridge Meadows, 11140, miles front Virginia Water, after 'the cavil. rude had rewelvedairtiee is gilt in the sweetly of elle r'dyil thiamin cantienOlik to Wiel % field plain. I.entey hrit *et. treed the ring with lilt areoada,' Josef and Glitlert ; au r a the new man soon made Lk lappearassee, sad doirat his raster into the lint will much conddraer, with his barkrr, aud Ilslti.m Trig sod Oldfield as his second,. He seemed One eif natore's 'efiftdren, cast in the eniffinp meld, malt headed, and' hidl-pruportioned. 8v wax au to...en so the &etcetera, hut he woe istrodeted as Flory HarriS, the Wihsbire butcher. This stake was tt,r 40 guinea' aii+ and a purse. la the first maid Lermey approached witty iinl4felk 'made some 'feints, but the stringer's musrles were id tholes for hitiiiig. He at length made the play . * liW adversary's bead, hot hit by it, and Leaney' met Lldlon the heart with the left hand, sod closed upon him. lit a wrestle, Leuary wars thrown heavily. It was teen betting. t. T his round proctored some very hard fighting. 71,e novice, a freek'sytnine 11140. of twenty-two, kepi at ,hinaiurie .'spa i t a tte, gad 'natured ;fond fighting, iceordint to the dials 'term, by readiness and bard bitting. Leaney was obliged to ruffian it with him, mod both weer Often Bit to a 'tared at M. They diitingsim4 tinter from cludax, as Leave, farad be had Stir ',Ong de that, and Harris eras ter the stsuil ote.. l Thr round histrallArteen Minutes, sad Len. rey Wei dropped by It lootegneg'tightdmafiell filthy leader the log, bronchi II stream of claret Mid spoiled him. 3 and 4. Thew rounds were rattier of • tamer description than the Ise, sin 4 produred but little nsisehief. • 5 Harris netrouroted, Ind chewed no wearier; he was 'Sal tone upon the hen' is adenneiree t but hP shook it and would tint he denied. ti,svere peroi.timent beak place. and is the rally Letiney ww otiose two front grindera, odd he wad dropped agna with the right bawd. 8. '1 his retinal Denied the battle in tweaty-three I.erart was all abroad and hit re .enters that be wars deaf t o time, vrbith rave 'Friary is Herres. Huth are fowl natural fighter., and they took punish rant like hull-dugs. The action •of Mr. Xltfirman WSITIIMAN, for a libel'againat the Julia Via Sitotlny newspaper, is fixer) for thin morning. at iiiue o'clock."'" the Court . of Kine's Bench. Guildhall. a • • 1 It.m.teported that sir W. CuaTnimer Sir N. 'Cattail, were the secoritith for Mr. MAIN wA RING in theses* of 2000. but that ilie bond is not to be fnapd. . ' The fansral of Sir N. CONANT took puma. yes , lerciy.•••lllis mortal remains were buried in the. farad, wall at Finch:ley. 1 Ificufiece !!—Flaz 8 hl) _ and Co. sold the two, first drawu 40,0001. Prises in the preterit Lottert f . ROJ that the mere 20,001 W. Prises moo be draw,, •erelet. : Towsldart April 23. where the Levier, Moshe,. Tirketa mid• Samos are melting by "trams', mode*. Stork Broker., Royal ..6selisteeGste; Is, Cu, shill; aid atos,ust'ant street, corner -of Wasltuw-aii re, ; also hove ahead, sold 17 Copilot Prises; I is the preeeut Lottery. We et* tiodeesiked to sty that tlie imill.pox rot/gri t dreadfully in Stamford at this Anne. oud lass done to fur several weeks. This afternoon three childiell,, of a ;renal) noosed GRAVES, a aheelwrighe ow i'eteodisll, oil of whom hare perspired of the 'dim. "thole. will lth buried ih mie r graie, and aifoitfiF!4r,d of thesame faintly is dangerOgaly :4 R V 4, 0 „4 ivri-! :son, named el.osi, of Si. Geurge'mstreet, lomat* children last week ; and ire army other families ,the greatest alarm premiii444loWarfinalAlllmeiii . o./, , Some slam las beets crested iu , Stavo6,l4 INN; _meek by the return Iran London of a cashartalh. ,paroortiag to be of a .• Liverpool honk." Mmty: ssucitoutess NNW been circulated in tins town anti ,arighipourhuort aiiiiin she Est furturght. ' The holders hear. to their chagrin, that no cell banker. in I.iret pool have been atetortutioed to isivC t.ttrh• boteet..-(3 tan:J . 44rd Merv:airy.) i • T LLi lifreitYccrbg. • , COURT OW sal mocaptY, LINCOLN . / I .• Ain't. 19. • • •prLses , r. PARKER. - TR! UI 1 CRARIeRLARIit wait trerspiod 011101 one b bran.' 14.• A t iptart4 .I,eb .as or so intrust di. pi to lb pasties cookaimea, it which hour i , t. Lort.hip ruse. COURT°, SLING'S WIC I Cgtt.o e►u. LIINDDV, Faseav, APRIL 19. *Aro tho•Loao Cis* Jura(' and a Cu.nrsN Jury. • NICHOLLS tt. TPLlrottO. This oat an :Wilton of truer to recover 1311. !wing the amount of rennin axioms wh•ch the PI eeittsfr had Ith +t he. Ide ee•idence at F•reeleani in Ilrrel T 1 ,41 Plaintiff had quitted Farnham 113'.1 above three ?par', ar- , 1 heft the 6stureis to ghetto's in clvergr of a p#,...• Kinipiou. who reai.led -there for a clemeterahlie . Hine, 3..11 hart recently let the bowie to the Defelielant, together Wan the principal part or the Plaintiff's Sit utra. For the Defendant it wds alleged. tle.tt he had litho", the boost sad Saturn' together from Kiropteo, : and paid a bightsr rent in eurreetrente of liatleta the Mauer, .o left. ig was also stated Ilan the PlaitetiT had left she fia. hawses la pledge to Kimpten for money which he owed lam, to greater -amount than sheer value. Mr. (Witmer proceeded to tall Mr. Ki ...olpton to aubat3ll• lisle One det.-wr ; but Mr. Cmaritil6t.. for the Plaiutiff, objected In. the comp.- true, of the atomise, as he had an' interest hi the result, he 'being himself liable to She Llefendant. hlr (Ittitour rarti.imx to reit-Ilse Mr. Kinipion, fie Jnrf, under his Lnrel•hio's direetioos, fend • verdict or ?Of. for the Plaintiff. fur the 6iiurea reotairmag eQ site premises •hea the Dateodai• look Pollosoloo. OLD 8411-k Y, FRIDAY AntiL 19. - I . 0 ' .... f . Wyman DRIVING. t' iitiriVeirioek was Maimed fur tbat wilful murder of. Bar.. [ amid Dowries. • • George Vey*, one of ibe 'retention attimdiag Hie coach stand at the ember of Varmstiert, Oxford-street, was lib the stain on that asuraing of the ?bib of February, mod saw the Primmer driving towards Tybant eurapike in a bet earl with nothing in it. Hews, driving with miss at a fast mot, and witness called nut to him .' Halloo ! are yes goine to ran over oar He went on a little way, sod then turned bark. He %as not going foot tams.. liamond • huh. *Jule, mad then -stinted again towards Tyburn turnpike. He writ away and was goer about arc lusuraod a half, when wilm-sa saw him return al foil gallop, using his whop on the any P. neut. Witintauleallul owl to him, " Fur God's sake dou't E . so fast, r•ten run aver somebody?? The Prisms,: return...l ns answer, bgµ kept whipper!" ItiOssass, Witpese knew the deer.arted -very well lie was au old man and swept the crosses' from liond-stri et to Vtre.street lie was a 1•11.0, eau, and rather stooped is the learki Witaess saw the 0:4 male reneged dons) by the Prisoner's home. The' F'sisoiser never slOpped, hut west en ot a gseat rate. The deems-d , mos mites into a Hortm's shop close at, baud. Witness chi not hear the posploteati oil to the •Prisamee. . - ./...ba.o#ley, a Micitory coachman, saw the seeklast. The - Prisoner wane.il fast as ib. berm st olid miaow I sod ' Weis All 4he time whippont him around h is hefty. • lett nes, . lodloome to him ~!` foe-Crusl'e sake dna% go so Mal!" 'Fie deceased was at „ONO mammal nearly ire tip twiddle vsf the . erwasimA brat was walking towards the side of die mrsof to get nut of the a ay...fieeiag the - koam cunning thede•asial tom-d shimmers. The shaft and the lauswesoboulletor 'Mark ilsederees ed about the lowland sloosWees. Thedeceased wsa notified on alpousa yam, and • half, anti the off ober, went overt& body. A• s oon as illiSbapp..ned 11..' Primmer whipped Ise bars. route and morn to "..t away. Ifkodipleb however, succeeded II seoppiag him, , William Thum/"n, also litiMW,bmiss, saw the arcideet, and fully rontiramil the testis/me of tbe preceding wits,.-..r•. The Primmer must hare seers the old man befoie be drove over him, bat Neither called sat, to 4siotomor afterwanda at. tempted loatup. The driestamil was takes is a Duclar's oti..p toter at heart, and ultimately to Media-sea Hoepost. Robert Bilsoisorili, a csepestfn, was p_vasiup ohm" ctsford street at the time 'of the sendeat. He saw some persons holding a be•enetta of 'teat Piitanier'alsorem sad tie Pr 'sorer we. flogging the Morse as Ludas Le could to get away. W.f. urea at !eolith sueciedei in securing fs,m. Ttic horse was ma wet as if he had been drawn tbroigh a pond. The name sio the cart was Elijah thioehOirtri , it Mews" Crosseraassused..—The Prisoner maa rather tipay at the titer be slopped him. -• . • Mr. Serretmas.,a surgeon, of the 1)1 isldleses tiooptml,..e. Membered the agreed being broogln to the hostess:ll oho, t half-past-wow o'clock, on Moeda', dtelllth of Feheitasy... lie was iosinpuble a the time. His field thigh was brolteman.l his bead was innveittly win*. He atisibuterlake drstb of the deceased to the blow as dm, kead. The herd .was opened after death, sad sApeaseity. of estray.isatad Wo..ii found in it. ... The Prisoner offered nothing 4a.heirdsfesee. Reemal witnesses were called to 'peek to his ebarseur, some of whom had known barn fir evolve years,•aurt seated him to be a hummer in,iii, a kiwi father, awl indowsiow, pertoo. They also stab it hint to he a eery steady dries-, vampt alien he was In _liquor. He was a in 'art-gar dener by trade. Mr. Justice .PAIR *bertha the 'wry, akho found the Pr i souer Quiffy of Maostaaarldar..• but recominenueil him tit mire, 90 aerostat of his former tom, abaracter. . Mr. Joel iee num Paid, as at present I'4oo din appeared to Mel to'bd a most aggravated mite of roanslsughter,"-d one Odell *ailed fur thel4verest punishment chits fhe la. si Orient knotted. He would, however, attend to the I. - euutriondulloit. It was perhaps necessary that the J.F.v ' sbotilif bidetstend that the Court bad no power to pi.0 . 0.h ,a Mark a case egerpt"by irsprisounecnt; iu the present st,,te ri the laW. ' Clue of the Jury said, it was an ind.viinal retoroin , 11. dation. George Vennett, 'triter of' the Groper' coach, sea.. 14i, ;- tally indicted fur killing and slaying John littchreek, by drirtug over him. The deerased sag • waggoner, and was driving his vreggen near Hounslow, when the Prisoner drove by with his coed.; the coach passing very close to the team, occusiiiiiedibli leading horse "a. shy,' and press suddenly urea the eeem . .c.d, ' who wits sistidisig neer him, and was thrown down thereby, when one of the waggon wheels went over his body. A great member of wit were examined for the prose cution sad for the Prisoner, hat the result of theirs' ti,ery, ibeludine'evideacr gives. of the stitosir•t of tre ;If ..s . -I ' when enbliettrus of the fatal ustsre or his 'piste)) a, kso 'a, ruse if die accident, amounted to no cure than sr base above stated. The P. homer was consequeut ly acquitted. Mr. Jostle ittantotion, who tried the case, sonnialshni . the Patience to Ile no his guard, for if lie were fonsl,9" . F. ' with other cos. hrs on Ihe fiillil./IS wall 10t1 commaufy . 'third. whereby the Lyra of the Kiwi's sabjert• were 4... . gyred, he 'would be stymy), pusials.4„ It was unfortuusiety foo coach the C 1111•1041 among ohleboars. to rare for pools *kers; and he hoped that an'', maa who off.-.1.:01 1,, „0, 1 111..g.1 pract.ces would be moiairol oils the outlet,: sine rity of the law. .... i ant '.. . The Churchwardens of Aylesbury, on Monday hat, ditiliibdteßl nearly 100 L TO — theTpone, being in iintilitoon of the lauds of 161111aset uhatitioileft „,tram t hal, gosipones .0).. ..I.li' '.. • .. ' .!. Monde, orerniag metre iisterred in 1 1, P Gorily -molt at the , porisb ebtirels of Chingford, E...1c. tl4 • , ressains of it he *mashie and belevtil wife ot C tfit 9, -J1111111•047nCItt.lf, Esq. of liengal-Itiio,r, IVnoil - Essex.. Tn., enessailltiievor were the mist dotteiong ao the feelings of het' atfectionate hus band, who first discovered the vital .park to he i!v fillet. and supposes her lb bate Le u' o' me bouts th:tul by his wiles • #PJ,!ti,i.., .1~2 i I 11 i -, & rddL: mss.