The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-06 00:00:00

This day is published, in two volumes Bvd. price 16e. boards,
THE TWENTY-NINTH of MAY ; or, Joyous
Doings at the Restoration.
By EPHRAIM HARDCAITLE,
Author of " Wine and Walnuts."
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London : Printed tor Knight and Lacey,
sold by all Booksellers.

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This day is published, in a beautiful foolscap valorise, price 9s.
with numerous Engravings, designed by Corbould and others,
THE ART of BEAUTY; with the best Means of
preserving and improving the Shape, the Figure, the Com-
plexion, the Eyes, the Lips, the Teeth, and the Hair ; with nu-
merous Receipts for Cosmetics, Bair Oil, &.c. ; and the History
and Theory of Beauty.
London: Printed for Knight and Lacey, Par,-

r.row.

Price Eight Shillings, Volume 111. of
ripHE MECHANICS' MAGAZINE is published this
1_ day. It contains a beautiful Portrait of Henry Bmugharn,
Esq. M.P., F.R S., the distinguished advocate of the " Scientific
Education of the People." Volumes I. and 11. are now reprinted,
and may be had of all Booksellers.
The extraordinary and unrivalled sale of this popular work in-
duced the Proprietors to commence the Third Volume, with an
entirely new type and a fine paper. They have also added greatly
to the value or the Engravings, and hot-press every Number.
These improvements are continued in the succeeding Numbers,
which may be had regularly of all Booksellers in the Kingdom.
London: Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row.

In a few days will be published, by Kingsbury, Parbury, and
Allen. Leadenhall-street,
A MONTH IN FRANCE AND SWITZERLAND
during the Autumn of 1824.
By JOHN SMITH, Esq. of Gray's Inn,
A Chairman of the Committee of Manufactures. Society of Arts.

This day ts published, is 2 vols. 12mo. price.l4s.
Pr RUTH AND FASHION; a Sketch.
By F. R—N.
Printed for (ho. B. iVaittelter, Ave Maria.lene.
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Messrs. Cockburn and Co., Whitehall. - I.:nettle is sixteen nules from Salisbury, am from Bland ford. to •fo usual -pri -e
fr:• iitct- 'fia. ..i.......i iiii.....--*---ii-i- -•
his behalf, shall attend to answer when celled for. This day is published, in 12mo. Third Edition, with SOMe further nine from Shaftesbury. seventeen from the port of Poole, thirty " • c • ° • , .. Saragossa at Man',
gOUCITOn.
355.; 800 Insoa silk dresses 13s. 6d. each • 200 MarabOut plume@
225. 6d. each, same quality a month since was sidling from 30s. to ..-
R. Kidington, Esq. Lyon's Inn. additions. price 6s. boards, from Weymouth, and ninety.eight miles from London.
111 IDDLESEX TO WIT. THOUGHTS chiefly designel as PREPARATIVE To be viewed by applying to Mr. Elias lame, the Bailiffo on the 6s. 6d. each, such Mare generally sold from' 15s. to 20s. :
SECRETARY.
SHEARS and CO., 120, Regent-street, eight doors from des ot
XTOTICE is hereby given, that en the 28th day of May Mr. William Delves, Crown and Anchor Tavern. or PERSUASIVE to PRIVATE DEVOTION, premiers of whom printed Particulars and a Plan of are Estate
1 11- lasi, an order ws. signed by Henry Butts Owen. Doctor in For Shares and Prospectuses, apply to Robert Kidington, Esq. By JOHN SHEPPARD, may be had ; they may also be had at the Antelope, at Salisbury r Quadrant. •
Divinity, and William Wm. Eat two of hit Majesty's Justices solicitor to the company, Lyon's Inn, Strand. Prospectusesmay Author of a " Tour in 1816, with Incidental Reflections on Re- Crown, at Blanchard ; King's Arms, at Dorchester ; RuseePa
of the Peace, in and for the county of blichtlesex, for the divertinag slip be had at the Bars of the undermentioned houses ;-Duke of ligion : and of en Inquiry on the Duty of Christians respecting Hotel. at Weymouth r Red Lion, at Wareham r Antelope. at PATENT PLATE on,Ass Ws:o,lmoms, AND spLeN.
and taming a °main part nr a public footway, commencing in an Wellington, Lucas-street, Commercial-road: Peacock, Islington ; War." Poole ; Grosvenor Aims, atostinftesbury :of William Oronin. Esq. • DID LOOKING-OLASSES.
'II fi E PATENT WINDOWS, without cross•bars
upon certain land in the parish of Horneey, to the said county, the °tote and Dragon, Buckingham-street, New-road ; Artichoke, Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Mans-lane. N 0.24, Russell-equare; of %Valiant Tooke, Eng., N 0.3, Holborn.
Sooner! a Edward Ortils Esq• in the °°S•Pusic's of George Afar- Church-street, Kensington ; Flask TURD, Pimlico • King's-
- clay, In 2 vols. Bvo. price 311 s. boards, wart, Oray's-Inn ; of Messrs. Dewbery and Haslewood, Solicitors,
No. eg, Conduitatreet ; of Mr. liWayhew. Solicitor. No. 10. (Shan- '
the highest approbation of the first Nobility and Gentry in the
I_ haring the effect of ore uniform sheet of gla-s„ have obtained
shall, of ilornsey aforesaid. carpenter end builder, at the distance Head, Vauxhall ; Prince of Wales, Brixton; and thAlephnot
dater y-aeren yards or thereaboum, from a style at the south angle A JOURNEY into various Parts of EUROPE • and a .
MWA ; at Garraway s ; and of Mr. Willock, N 0.23, Gold•
and Castle. St. George's-fields.
tenimentr
itiobriwrhvich maalweakye
r"- kingdom, is whose Mansions they are placed in town and country,
Residence in them. duringthe Veme 1818,1819. li2g• andsquare, London. of tbe said land, caned Tilekiln-fleld, and proceedlng in a north east Applications for the situation of Distiller to be made to the
limithtsue, nhclasarted.YontoNFHFet Ges*F...•
dlrieden us a certain hiehway-mad, called the Back-lane, in the 1821; with Notes, Historical and Classical, and Memoirs of the The very large and valuable Lire and Dead Farming Stock and
Grand Dukes of the House of Medici; of the Dynasties of the rhe Growing Crops, at Cherries, will be sold by Auction, on the Look- 1' el f bookcases,
the '
Secretary, at the Committee Room, Crown and Anchor Tavern,
parish et Hornsey aftwesuid. containin mince length one hundred and Strand, with the parties' references for abilities, ste. tng-g alle . AMY aCtory. corner n' Dean and C.crerto -,
sevecny-six yards or thereabetto. and li thereof making a new _ King.' of Naples: and of the Dukes of Milan. Dedicatedixl.ii Premises, in a short time.
footway, mere COMMollifnla!‘) an public, commencing at the afore- GREEK LOAN, 169.5.-Pursuant to the condition permission, to the Queen Doweger or 14'irtemherg ; and insert , . streets, Soho, established fifty years; where, from the immense
said distance of sixty-seven yarde from the south angle oj the said which enables the Contractors of this Loan to purchase a cer_ with permission. to William, Lord Bishop of London. CROWN PROPERTY. fall, plates up to 144 inches in height, by a proportionate width,
Tilekiln-field„ aod proceeding in a peraliel•direction with" the fence rain portion of the Leon of 1824, they have made n fourth redernp. By the Rev. THOMAS PENNINGTON, A.M. CHARLOTTE-STREET. FITZROY-SQUARE. are reduced in price more titan tiny per cent. • i
on the north-sat aide of the lands helongle2 to James Trencher, tion of Bonds, to the amount of 26,01)01. Stock, of which the rd. Rector of Thorley. Herts ; late Fellow of Clue Hall, Cambridge, By Mr. ABBOTT,
ma
A large Assortment of all dimeesions, elegantly framed. &se non.
lam to the aforesaid Back-lane, the length of one hun red and lowing are the particulars. and Chaplain to the late Countess of Bath. At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England. on TUESDAY, ntis. fitted up and delivered to order, on his Spring Ma,•hines, 1
forty-three yards or thereabouts, anti of the breadth of eight feet or 31 Bonds of 23 Bonds of 16 Bonds of 25 Bonds of Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. the 14th inst. at 12, by order of the Administrator' expressly constructed for that purpose..
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' thenshouts; and that the said order will be lodged with the Clerk 100/ each. 2001. each. 3001. each. 5001. each. Just published, in past octavo. price 79. 6d. boards, a New Edition, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD HOUSE, with Coach-
EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE. EXE'ILA
eace of the P for the said county. at the General Quarter Session of
./X. holm and Five-stall Stable, desirably situate, end being
the Peace, to be holden at the Sessions House, Clerkenwell-green, 102 2104 20 1110 101 l. OUR VILLAGE; Sketches of Rural Character and'CHANGE, STRAND.
HIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a se- •
No. 42, Upper Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, adapted for the
itrand for the said county, on the twenty-seventh day of June 500 2312 61 1111 102 Scenery.
accommodstion of a respectable family, laid for • long term, at s 1 •
By MARY RUSSEL MITFORD. T cond division of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a
• ' next : and alms that the said order will, at the said Quarter Sea- 501 2313 62 135 151 low ground-rent.
• piens, be confirmed and enrolled, union, upon an appeal against 602 2314 75 227 191 " The Sketehn of Country Scenery, in which this volume To ' I large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage. Car. '
be viewed until the sale, and printed Particulars had at the , •
the same to be then made, it be otherwise de.ermtned. 503 2313 145 228 1,2 abounds, have such a convincing air of locality ; the human, role, Tandem, • Phaeton, and Chaise Harnces, with every deseriso
Auction Mart • at the office of the Solicitors of the Treasury, No.
My order of the Magietentes • big 2310 163 '297 107 figures interspersed among them are touched in such a laughter-
b il logs, Lincoln's Inn ; and of Mr. Abbott, Estate : and ii„.., Indies, I tion of Military; iluntieg, and Side Saddles, for Horne (See. East
J. S. SKAIFE, Clerk Mg 204 298 198 loving, good-humoured spirit of caricasure, innocent yet pungent
3A
Stone-buildings,
ane.du'Adppraiser, 26, Conduit-street, Boni.street, and Ken- I ifelVen.7,,--ealo,` New
s btu South Wales,
ath!Spanish Alain. Camp
NS '2 209 200 withal, that we scarcely know a more agreeable portfolio of trifles Agent Cabin Wesh.hand Stand.
MIDDLESEX TO WIT. -• • ' 71* .• " 221 • 300 264 for the amusement of en idle hour,"-Quarterly Review, No. 61. soills°n• 1 Cabin lohnpa, Camp
and Bullock Trunks, Calumetsgimp ete Il '
y
2. TALES, by A I.EXANISER WILSON, cdotsin.ing :-
NOTICE is hereby given, that on tlee. eSth day of May 8311 216 301 267 LEASEHOLD HOUSES, PIMLICO. fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed-
Alice Allen-1114 Aunt's Arm Chair-Poor Parents- Fhe Country By Slo ABBOTT, ding, WritimoDesks,Dreseing Cases, he. A large aaairtment at •
last, an order was signer! by Henry Betts Owen. 'Sector In 871 '• '266 302 274 .
Town-Fanny eo-Introduction to London. Post Bvo. Bs. 6d. Csvalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulet', Sword Kam, iiiiabioi;„
Divinity, and William WM. Esq. two of his Majesty's Justices of 870 395 315 2117 At the Auction Mart, near the Malik of England. on TUESDAY,
3. TALES of ARDENNES. By Derwent Conway. Post Belts, and Pistols, he. he.
the Peace, in and for the county of Middlesex, for the turning end 879 .. so •• tie! 316 3.39 the 14th inst. at V!. ..
diverting a certain mot of a public footway in the pariah of Jimmy, gap •( , 620 317 341 Bvo. fle.
OUR substantial brick-built DWELLING-HOUSES, The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and %t tn.
4. HIGH-WAYS and BY-WAYS: or Telex of the Road-Side, F .ter gorse C4othing, merit Inspection, from their sacelkeetauslity. il. I
in the said county of Illitkinex. eanitnencirg upon the northwest 1110 - e 1 821 318 342 situate and being Nos. 4i, 42, and A Pasee.stren, and first st 1 k frmoderate • The whole of
eof win mans hi and prim. rho
aide of a certain highwao-rood, called the Rot-lane, leading from '•• . ' i Sib 459 343 picked up in the French Province'. By a Walking Gentleman.
Founh Edition. 2 vols. poet Sivo. 14s. No. 17, Catherine-street, Pimlico, let to most respectable tenants, y . . . .I',
Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent
Grouch End to Hornsey Church, in the said county, near unto the 669 344
& SCENES and THOUGHTS. Post Bvo. 70. Ild• at rents amounting to 10/, per annum, held for long terms, at lowll i
house of Charles Brown, gentleman, and proceeding in a north- OW- ' 1 • 670 345
6. The IJJCUBRATIONS of HUMPHREY RAVELIN ground-rente. plan, of fifty years standing, is etrictly adhered to, of asking but
one Ready Mbney Price, from which no discount or abatement w
west directors, through anti over certain lands, the property of, and MO '- • •' ' 830 346 • May be viewed.
hy leave of the tenants, and printed Particulars
in the occupation of, the aforesaid eludes Brown, to certain giebe 900 r ' •.' 870 347 Elm. late Major in the •• • Regiment of lofantry. Second. be made ander any circumstance e.
had at the place of sale, and of Mr. Abbott, notste Agent and An.
land, commonly called the Ililly.tielel, containing in length one ON s' ' sc 919 348 Edition. Post Bvo, ils. • N.8.-To prevent mistakes, the Public will please too '
7. COMIC TALES and LYRICAL FANCIES, Including the praiser, 213, Conduit-street, Bond-street, and Kensington.•
i hundred and sly
yards Cr thereabouts; and the making in lieu 100 • ' Ii 920 349
I I
CH ESSIA D, a Mock Heroic, and the WREATH of LOPE in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and
thereof anew footway, nooe commosiMus to the public, comment- 1664 • ' '•• 889 340 LEASEHOLD HOUSES, REGENT'S PARK AND
ins from thenortb-wen side of the aforesaid highway-road. leading 1665 • 1 352 By Charles Dibdir, Esq. Small goo. 7s.
ST. JOHN'S WOOD. Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constmAY 41 .
• Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria.lane. -,
r• , from Crouch End to Ilornsey Church aforesaid, at the distance of 1664- o • -i 357 . By Mr. ABBOTT,
CARY'S IMPROVED MAP OF ENGLAND.
1 seventy-five yards or thereabouts. north-east from the commence- i In a few days will be published, in 2 vols. in a uniform sire with At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY,
Publishing by Subecription,
intent of the old footway. and proceeding through sad upon the BISH'S CONTRACT, MONEY AND WINE ! Debrett's Peerage, and printed for the Pmprietors of that Wort, the 14th inst. at 10,
•To commemorate the end of Lotteries. • h PARTS I. 11. 111. IV. and Y. prig* 11. Is. each
I lands of the aforesaid' Cheeks Brown, the length of oixty-nne yards it SYNOPSIS of the PEERAGE of ENGLAND, MWO very substantial brick-built COTTAGES, wit
or thereabouts, and of the breadth of eight feet or thereabouts, in DISH, Contractor with Government for the present
.. la_ exhibiting, under alphabetical arrangement, the date of the 1 Gardena, delightfully situate at containin CORNWALL, DEVON, SOM FRsE T
North Bank, St. John's 11, g, • • • - ,
M ILTS, DORSETSHIRE, HAMPSHIRE tiftefuding the
t the direction of and near to the fence which separates the lands of AM Lottery, begirt leave to submit to his best Friendolhe Public, Creation, Descent, end Present State of every Title which has ex- Wood, fit for the residence of genteel families, and of the annual
r the said Charles Brown, front the said glehe land, called the Hilly- one of the last Schemes that Parliament will sanction. The isted la this country since the Conquest. Accompanied by re- value of 1401. Aof , SURREY, NT. Lb* ,X,.
ISI ' WIGHT4SUSSEX. KENT, •.• F '
a field, and terminating et the gate which separates the lands of the amount of Money granted by Government for Priren. is Two ferences to such proofs of sittings in Parliament under writs issued A 1.., Two substantial brick-built DWELLING-HOUSES, si- MIDDLESEX, - ERTFORDSH I RE. and STAFFORD? •
said Charles Brown from the *aid Hall-held; and that the said Hundred and Four Thousand, Four Hundred and Forty-two to Barons, as we to be found on the Rolls of ',ottoman. mate and being Nos. 51 and 52, York-terrace, Regent's Park, of 0.n.0.,.
Sil with • •• IRE • considerable portion. of Bedfordshtre, Bucking.-'
I order will be ledgel with the Clerk of the Peace for the said county, Pounds sterling ! But Binh, anxious to evince in an unequivocal By N. 11. NICOLAS, Esq. F.S.A.I ' Berkshire, Oxfordshire, tWerwleistri Worcestershire.
the annual value of 18(1/. ;held for long terms, at low ground-rents. ''' .Irs. . .. •
at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to be holden at the manner his gratitude to the Public, to whose undeviating pstronsge Of the loon Temple, Barrister-at-law. May be viewed until the eat, and printed Particulars had at the trropshire, Cheshire. Lonesome, Yorkshire, and Onto-shire;
d Swims Douro, ciereettwell-green, in and for the said county, on he is indebted for the eminence he has attained, and at the sonic
4 This day is published• in Slugs vols. 12nio. price 1/. 10*.
the twantreesenth day of June nest ; and also, that the said order time to commemorate the last Lottery that it is probable he shall , , •Conduit-street, Bond-street, and Kensington.
IP.ivers, Canals, Gentlemen's Seats, and nese Object interes•ire to
a. ° will, at the said Quarter ticuton*, be conlineel and enrolled, an ever have an opportunity of contracting for, adds to the Scheme
less, upon an appeal against the saute to be then made, it be other- Four Extra Prises, consisting of Sixty-four Pipes Port Wine, as A A
I. AT PIER'S LOVE F and n WOMAN'S RIEND-
SHIP ; or the Widow and her Daughters. 31 R, CAPEL LOFFT'S LIBRARY. the Traveller. The whole of the Turnpike Roads ire &mortal
described, and the Carriage Roads particularly Asatingoirtted fro&
wise determined, Bish's Free Gift ! (And every other Lottery Office-keeper Is em- By H. ROUVIERE MOSSE, It y Mr. EVANS, the Perish or inferior Roads, pointing nut time moot reeeir row ortt-
n'cation across the country, where no Trimike oa Ragland~ hoh i
il
ts By order of the Magistrates, powered to do the same.) To be decided by the Four Prizes of Author of Beide and No Wife," " Animal from Indl ," he At hit Ileum, No. 93, Pall.mall, on WEDNESDAY NEXT. hi edother Map n itod
an nem, yet attempt on any 0„
J• s• SKAIFE, Clerk. 1,0511/. in the Scheme: giving sixteen Pipes to the Holders of Printed for A. K. Newman and Co„ Lreulon. and Three following Days. the Publisher. flitter theanselvea it will be found of considerstOs •
each of those Prizes, and in proportion for Shares, as specified be- Where may be had, published this Spring, i.
• C ''' 1 N ET-MAK E RS' SOC JET 1(.-CIIEAP low. The Wine to be the best that can be selected nom the cellars DE SANTILLANA, or the Force of Bigotry, a Romance, lIIIIE LIBRARY of the late Ca Loin, Esq., re- utility. In the define ition of the Hills, partictslar care has bewi
his Sent near Bury S Edmund's,• ' •which in 1 removed from , t. contain- taken to avoid that unnecessary degree of blackness peeve
CABINET and UPHOLSTERY. at the LONDON of any Wine Merchant the fortunate Holders may prefer. The 4 vols. 11. 40.
It REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, Money Prises in the Scheme consist et COLONEL BERKELEY anti his FRIENDS, 3 vole. 18s. '• Historical, -' iA•
ins his Collection of Classical. Critical, and Miami- in many itlaps, and makes it extremely difficult to read the MIAMI,
being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of FOUR OF TWENTY THOUSAND GUINEAS, THOMAS FITZGERALD, Lord of °Wales, 3 vols. 11. 7e. !enema Books in every department of literature t including also or distinguish the features of the country, The Map 111 laid down
1' LEADEN H A LL-S I'KEET, opposite Alslgate Pump, and which Eighteen other Capitals, the usual number of small Prizes, and no CASTLE HARCOURT, or the Days of King Richard, 3 vols. his extensive Collection of Law Books, among which are the Statutes upon a scale of two miles to an inch, and will be Masked In Tonto,
bss been established upwards of Six You& Foe Ready Money Blanks, as every Number is sure of 51. at least, and the whole 16a. 6d. Abridgment ofthe Lss, the Law Reports of the p One Guinea each, which be meepted in say truwitter
at large. Winer s
and no Abatement. will be decided in One Day, FRIDAY, 15th July. MYSTERY DEVELOPED, by Mr. ArDertruit, 3 vols. various Courts, AC. &c. of sections, or bound to form shandsome volume.
„ The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility SCHEME. lea. 6d. STANMORE, MIDDLESEX. Gentlemen requiring a Map of their Vicinity, may hate as Index
Map, on •application, showing the portion of country contained 'n-
and Gentry, that nos still conduct the shore Establishment for ALL MONEY.-NO BLANKS. FIRST AFFECTIONS, en Oxfordshire Story, 2 role. 124.
••By Mr. GANN, each sheet. Pries of each sheet separately, As. aid.
, the Benefitof industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large 2 - of - r 21,050 Money - - £42,100
Upon the Premises. Stanmore Rouse, TO-MORROW and fol. Published by G. and J. Cary, 811, Elt. JanKell-Otrults oProtit9 Mr families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet 2 - - - 21.025 Money . . 42,050 This day is published, price 71. 6d.
lowing day, at 12. without reserve, by order of the Executrix Pall-mall. •
Kt Line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in 2 . . - 2,050 Money - - 4,100 AXINIATURE LYRICS, No. 111. The Words by lof Major-General Fawcett, deceased. •
London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehoese 4 - - - 1,050 Money - - 4.200 .01 THOMAS H. BAYLY, Esq.; the Music by various lIIIHE excellent and genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNI- VERY superior POLISH for PINEWOODS, FCR•
rent imd incidental expenses; tieing satisfied with constant employ- 4 . . - 514 Money - . - 2,066 Coltman& Also New Editions of Nos. I. and 11.
_K. TURF, cabinet piano-forte. small billiard table, bagatelle NITURE, he.
nom to enable them to support their families, the number of whom 8 . . . 213 Money - - 1.704 NEW SONGS. . ..
Ors - roman by the Books of the last Quarterly Meetiop to be 148. 12 . - 100 Money . - - 1.200 The Words by Thus. H. Bayly, Esq. s. d. board, capital bracket clock (by Tuprose), musical Dutcb clock, Prepared by. and to be had only of, the Peerrimars,
" composed MIL= ..tn
•, the great patronage the Committee have received, they are 20 - . . SI Money - - I „ 020 ' Tell me no more and sung by Mr. Braham 2 0 ormolu timepieces, paintings, prints, superb plated to-urns, soup ci. ARSHALL and CO., Chemists, Breweaward, G
1,, hopes of increasing that number. 46 - - 22 Money . - - 1,012 'Oh ! say not Owns a keener blow," sung by Miss Al. Tree, and butter tureeno, hash dishes, Ac. with richly-chased "aver edges ; square, London, in bottles at 22.6 d. and 31. each, with directions
The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goode NO BLANKS, as each of the above, and every in,,,DA composed by H. R. Bishop - . - 2 0 elegant rosewood gentleman's dressing case, fitted complete, with for use. •
111. warranted:- £. a. d. other Number, will have 61. Money, being ; y" " Truth and Young Romance," composed and sang by Mr. besutifully-cut glass, mounted with silver; double-barrel gun, by Instrument-makers, Cabinet-makers, Upholsterers, andDea*.ers' .
a Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 4 0 - - Sinclair - - . 2 0 Nock; rich cut glass, china, bed and table linen, brewing utensils, salooko oaleamoe, on liberal terms, '
Test ditto , - - - . 16 0 10J100 Numbers--Two Tickets of each Number. £204,40 " The Battle is fought," sung by Mr. Horn, composed by capita casks, iron hurdles, rustic seats, aviary, nano frames, tools, yob ipask sever becomes cloudy,
and various valuable effects. but will abeam resin I
bright, beautiful, and brilliant surface; and it is not injured by
1
re. Bordered Metres; to fit - . 1 I 0 ••• Each of the Holden of the Four Prizes of 1.0601, whether Sir John Stevenson - . - 2 0
Is- Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 3 oGuitar,"
bought at 13ISH's or any other licensed bottery Office, to be end- "Oh ! hear my sweet composed by Mr. Horn 2 0 To be viewed till the day ramie, and Catalogues had on the het teem being spayed on it; on the etettney, it may he washed
Premiers, and of Mr. Gann, No. 59, Regent-street, Quadrant. i,
es. Eight Mahogany Chairs - . 6 6 0 tied to the Contractor's Free (lift of Sixteen Pipes of Port Wine, " Such Tears are bliss,'S sung by Miss Stephens, composed . i necessary.
~sb' Mahogany Pembroke Table - . 20 0 and Shares in proportion-that is to say, for by Mr. Clifton - - 20 - . ••• For Carved Work, Beading, Legs, he., Polish to be need
P. Feather Bed, free from dust and smell, A Whole Ticket - - 101t0 Guineas . - and 16 Pipes of Wine " Remember Thee," addressed to Miss Stephens, composed ORLETON MANOR AND FREEHOLD ESTATE, HERE- with a brush may be had at the same price, which may be applied
FORD:4II[HE. user wax, if required,
ind• form JO! 12 0 to 8 8 A A Half - - and 8 Pipes of Wine by Mr. Miller - - . 2 0 By Mr. CROSBY, To be had as above,
Drawing-room Sofa, from £5 511 to 7 7 0 A Quarter "10 Guineas - - and 4 Pipes of Wine " 'the Fairy Queen," composted by, Mr. Millar - 2 e
-- Ditto Bedstead - - - 38 0 An Eighth -- - - 125 Guineas - - and 2 Pipes of Wine " hley thy Lot in Life be happy,' sung by Miss Al. Tree, At °areaway's, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th inst. The Oxygenated Soda Powders lavender Vinegar
Mahogany Heroic-Hair Sofa - . 610 0 upwards A Sixteenth -- - - G2l Guinea. - - and. 1 Pipe of Wine composed b Mr. Horn - - 20 T s
HE ORLETON ESTATE, five miles from Leo- Superior Seidlits Powders Eau de Cologne
bootee Water s•
are. A Quantity of Paper finnginee for Bed. Dining, and Drawing ••• The Wine Prizes are in addition to the grand sum of " The Lovers nlistake," sung by 3irs. Ilumby, composed minster, and five miles from Ludlow, comprising the va. Cheltenham Salts, in Crystals Argue I
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72d Rooms, at nearly Half Price. The Trade will find it worth their 204,4421. Money. by Mr. Bare - -Lavender Water
1 6 Noble Manor of Orieton, with its Court beet, Court Barn, copy. Ditto, ditto, in MOtelleDlT ed
01110, Perham
attention. A variety of Numbers for the above Scheme are now on sale by " 0 those are the eloquent Lips," addressed to Miss hate, hold rents, fins, Innate, minerals, a charter of free warren, and Finest Cekined Magnesia
Ditto, Mille neer
the llouses Furnished at a few days' noose, and Apartments in a BISH, Cootractotot, Combat, and 9, Charing cross, London ; and on the Author's hearing her sing his popular Serenade the patent to two fairs, with the tolls and perquisite' thereof. Also Pectoral Cough Drop*
Vegetable Extract
the few hours, by his Agents throughout the Kingdom. " Isabel," composed by Sir J. Stevenson - . 2 0 two capital Farms, in the occupation of Messrs. Thomas and Hill, Aromatic Vinegar
Vegetable Teeth Pongee. AL.
'tar Goode packed and sent to all parts of England free of expense N.8.--Should any of the Wine Prizes be sold by Bish's Agents, " Wont you," composed by en Amateur - - 2 0 containing together 385 acres ; the grass land exempt from vicarial Camphor Tooth Powder - - fhe MICR quality. *
and intone o t .4.i
vent except the matting. the Wine shell be sent to the holders (carriage free), or they shall Published by I. Willis and Co. Royal Musical Repository, No. tithes by module, and the land-tax redeemed; the whole producing And every genuine Drug
borne and for exportation.
(lid Furniture taken in Exchange; Appesionnents in Town acd be allowed to choose it from the Stock of their own Wine Merchant 56, St. James s-street, opposite Jermyn-street, London ; where a rental of about 500/
NM Country; and Estates valued. where they reside. may be found every variety of Grand, Cabinet, Cottage. Square, Printed paniculars may be had of Mr. Blount, Land Agent, 113, Medicine Chan, of all Pekes, completely APO far say city
g• COMMITTEE. In the Lottery drawn Tuesday. May Al, Bish shared and sold wed Circular Piano-fortes, also Harps, and all other Musical In- Norton-street, Portland-place ; Menses. Jennings, Collier. Birch, mate..." All
other
advertis,d printable& fo, weft thoseas ig
T. Conley 1 J. Wilson
II J. Carter No. WOO - - £30,000 --in I Sharesand Ile:chant Carey-street. Lincoln's Inn • Meyers, Morris an.l r"'• p• &mann?... by the most eminent Makers, at the lowest rowan- , . .
of this Molding Waters. seder the abeeenewmarepodigs.
or T. Hasler I J. ('nett W. Waghorn. 8446 - - 10,000 - -in 9 Shane turas' prices. Piano-fortes, Harps, ho lent out on hire. Son, Leominster: Mr. C. Blount, solicitor, Hereford ; and „o . . o
e Diersoants, etc. ealimit
oar THURNELL, Agent. J. ABLER Secretary. ' And Severs other Capitals. Every new Publication, Foreign and British, &spoon as Fabians!. Auctioneer, 7, Briton-Erect, Berkeley-equate.
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HA MARKET THEATRE.
TWs Evening, MONDAY', June el. will be performed
BLUE DEVILS.
Negritn, Kr. Clarkson.
After which,
TIIE BEI:GARS' OPERA.

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Ty while% well be added,
THE IRISH TUTOR: or, MORE EIGHTS.

• Review.
jlarTey of TownhuldiKheiond)—Report theriopui.
.Pilotage Bill—Comnsittee.
'UT!Trinities Police RBl—Second Reading.
Weet Indloo,Clergy—Committee thereupon.
NeireireisslsConveyariee to the Colonies---Comm.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
•
ifeiries-.8111 so prohibit the Circulation of 'risk Sank
- nF n9iTlsH STOCK 0 ON SATURDAY.
89j 901 e India Bonds 33 pat
Long Ann. 21)
32 34 pin
Ditto, 5001. 32 34 pin
I Ditto, Small 32 34 pm
Lottery Tickets, 131. 19s.
PRICES OF FOREIIiN
Roods pis '

iB. t►wntpoo.

'I.O(IRS ON SATURDAY.
Greet Bonds 48
Ditto Salo (1815)91 10.4 i•
Mexican Bonds 76
Ditto Acct. 701 6 31
Ditto Sciip (1625) 21 1 1 dis
Ditto Acct. 21 1 dis
Peruvian Bonds 75 41 3 41
Prussian Bonds
Ditto Bonds (1022) 1014
Buvaian Bonds 954 3
Rpanish Cons. 2 1 3 4 311
Ditto Acct. 231 4141
Ditto Cons. (1523)171. 161 171
Ditto Acct. 17i 181

PRICES OF SHARES ON SATURDAY.
mints.
Stare. Paid. Premium Per /bar*.
,Ainsio-Mexican....... - 4100 20 875 180 1021 105
A ngio-Chilian lOO 6 2k 425 3
Arigno Iron and Coal 5O 7 4 5
Bra/Lilian .., lO9 6 15 12 105 10 11
Bolivar .. 5O '3 21 20 21
Chilian lOO 6 85 8 9
13eneral Mining Association
rano Peruvian DM 6 105 115161 14 165
it *tool, La Pas, and Peruvian 50 5 6165 el 5 6'S I
Boys! Irish 1 9.14 144;14
'Rest del Monte r 4OO 240
Rio de la Plata. lOO 6 10 125 '
!United Mexican 4O 20 23 24
Ditto New 4O 10 15 2
MISCELLAXIOVS.
Alliance British and Foreign lOO 10 6
Alto Matine lOO 6 1
Protector Fire 9O 2 i 5 die
GA/ LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
QOAdEtUt/I1 lOO 6 5 di.
aiiiiCin.i.melora.
British Iron Comm y 140 6 25 4253 25
British Rock and Patent Salt 30 5 2 34 3
' Caned& .... - .......... -..-...- lee 10 2. 23
Canal Bits Engine l4 1 1
r 411,414,1
Dipitable Loan Bank 5O 1 par
Goorrol Steam Navigation lOO 6 45
/fondants lOO 5 pr
Loudon Brick Company 3O 1 di
.Loodtan Drug Company AO 1 5
Mexican IN 19 du
Metropolitan Alderney Dairy U 4
Peat! ruiary (Yana.) 25 2 9di
Pretincial Bank of Ireland lOO 6 3
PllTurian lOO 6 1 s
Boys) &annul 6 11 dice
Wont India Company.-...-.- lOO 6 11 dis

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DRURY-LANE THEATRE.
This Evening, MONDAY, June!). will be perforthed
THE DEVIL %ND DR. FACSTUS.
The PrincipalCbaraerars by MessrsAt allsek.Terry. Harley, Browne,
Amber, Bedford. Fitswillant, End Fraley; Mesdames Stepbens. I
fttOS, and Posey.
After which the FaMoral Ballet of
THE itossinNoL ;
Or. THE BIRD IN THE BUSH.
inn Principal Characters by Mr. and Mrs. Noble, do.
To conclade with MY UNCLE GABRIEL.
Jack Read t, Mr. Harley.
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE..

This Everting, MON nA v. June 6. wRI b performed
OR rsTrs IN A kilos.
prlnAlpal animaters by Mews. C. Kemble, Cooper, and Bennett :
Ideedamee Bartley and Lary.
After whit.)).
IetATY PROJECTS: O•. ARTS IN AN ATTIC.
Nr.Valentlne Versatile, Mr.Vatee.

To cooelude with
ALADDIN: or. THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
Ai•h6io, NtrAVlttinot: Kazim Arselc, Mr. T. P. Coot,: Abancua. Mr.
Farley; *smelt. Mr. J. N.

COrENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

Mies T. N. KELLY reopeetfully informs her Friends and the Public,
gat her REIVETIT is fixed for re'EDNESDAY NEXT, June d. when
wL be performed the Comedy of
THE JEOLOC3 WIFE.
It. Oakley, Mr. C. Kemple: Mrs. Oakley, Mies T. H. Kelly.
In the swum of the Evening s variety of Singing.
After which "HE. 'MAGPIE. OR THE 11.111 D
Annette, Miss F. H. Kelly.

COTE. T-OARDRA' THEATRE.
M. RAYNER has thil honour to annoemee for hi, Resent. on
THORSDAV EVENING NEXT, June 9, the three fashionable Pieces.
A ROLAND Foil AN OLIN FR, KING CHARLES THE SECOND,
and the MILLEWS MAID. Sir Mark Chase, Alfred HlghEygr. FLE.
tee, acid Maria Darlington. by Mr. Fawcett. Mr. Jones. Mr. Rayner.
and Mies Foote. In the Second. King Charles by Mr. C. Kemble, and
nary by MI M. Tree: and In the last. Giles by Mr. Rayner, and
knee, Alias Foote. Mr. Ruphino lacy, of the King's Theatre. mill
play s /r and Concerto on the Violin. Nitre Paton has kindly consented
tnt " Black-eyed M 111611." The Talented Infant will perform her
welebratea Dame; Muter Lotikliunit will sing " Fly away Dove.'
csampoosd by J. Whittaker; and Mr. Rayner "Dandy Diannmt's
/ambles in London.
Tickets and Ptaees to be had of Mr. Rayner. 12, Bldboroughmtreet,
arton crescent.

Pagsburn, Mr. IV ilHarus; Lockit, Mr. Morino: Captatu Haebsatb,
Muiffee Voltrly Yr..). Russell. Hrs. Peschum, Um C. 10011 ;
AiLly, MN George • Lucy. Mrs. Huraby.

Tam 0 Rnur s, Master Rorke.
To etneclude with
C4ukt Task, Mr. Vining: Conrad, Mr. Williams: Isidore, Mr. W.
fiat; Mug de Per. Mr. 3.. Russell. Christine, Miss P. Olover.
ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
to enneeknense of fortis extensive alterations to be to the
Was.;l/ and Orehestra of the i heatre, preparatory to the commence.
test if Oa summer Season of the tnitiist, Opera, the PibUu are
:nom regpestfully apprised thar they will ftud
MR. MATHEWS AT HOME
Vas tetnlng, MOND IT, June R. TMURSDAV, June p, and
14TultDAY; Jane 11. being positively the LAIR Nights bat Two.
MR. MATHEWS' MEMOR‘NDUIJ-90oK
of Pewlietti►s, Chdirset ere audTri antlers, sollested during his various
pe. '
donor" Memoranda in Confusion"—" Night Coaelr—" Rubbles."
Ditradi Seng--" Uns Match"—'• 01.1 and :Niew Tiniss"—" Public
:Mar, HOW•ltrilitt:'
PAAT Monnpolylogue. to be eared
THE CROWN INs...DAN(T.R.
Doun oven at Seven; the Performance to eon) went. at Ilia t.
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10FDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF THE 11C.15i0.
• ROTA!. G.4RDEN.S', VAUXH.4I,I„
%pen This Evening, HONDA Y, June 6, and every Monday, Wednea-
neadaAmusements,
Frida.
WHE • evetatant aueetu loa of from light o'Cloolt sill
Twelve.
*0 Doors open at Sevems.—Adnilnlon 371. ed. '

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The BRITISJI PaZS9 corrintenred puidfah...ing on Saturday ■.no-
ioß at Si: o'clock.
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LONDON, MONDAY, eh NI 6, 15125.

The Paris Papers of Friday arrived last night. Having
inisbed the details of the Coronation and its attendant ce-
remonies, the French journalists are now engaged in pub-
lishing their comments upon what has passed. The general
feeling, we are glad to observe, is one of undivided satis-
faction with regard to the suppressions and amendments
which 'it was judged requisite to make in the proceedings
at this important solemnity. This was the first coronation
under the Constitutional system. The old forms of the
absolute monarchy were, in many respects, not applicable
to the new order of things ; and we find that the changes
have in every instance been judiciously adapted to the al-
tered circumstances of the State. All the intolerant pea-
sages, by which the KING bound himself to the extirpation
of heretics and the secret enemies of the Christian faith,
have been retrenched ; and while he swore expressly to

observe faithfully the Constitutional Charter, CHARLES X.
avoided the declarations that used to be made by his pre-
deeessors, recognizing in the clergy and noblesse a peculiar''
title to his favour and protection. The French Govern-
ment, in tiring what should be retained as well as in de-
ciding what should be abridged and added, have followed
a wise and liberal course, and they are already reaping an
abundant harvest of public confidence and gratitude. The
KING himself performed his part with admirable grace,
and in a style quite irresistible with the people over whom
he reigns. At the review he convened affably with the
veterans ; he distributed the decorations with his own
hand, and enhanced their value with well-turned compli-
ments to the parties on whom he conferred them. He
flattered the manufacturers with similar address. On pass-
ing through the bazaar, where the works of French industry
were displayed, he made some agreeable and appropriate
remark on every article that was presented to his observa-
tion. 'Every individual that approached him was received
with kindness and amenity. If there was any part of his
proceedings at •Rheims which would better have been omit-
ted, it was his visit to the Hospital of St. Macrould, where
he went through the absurd form of touching for the evil.
In this instance he adhered rigidly to precedent. Treading
in the steps of St. LOUIS, he made the sign of the cross on
the forehead of each patient, uttering at the same time the
ancient words—" The KING touches you; may GOD cure
thee." On Wednesday his Majesty, after hearing mass in
the Cathedral of Rheims, quitted that city for Compeigne,
where he would remain till hip grand entry into the capital
this day. On Thursday all the Ministers had returned
to Paris. The Duke of NORTHUMBERL A ND, Count
Pozzo Dt Boaco, and the Cardinal do Caot, arrived
there on the same day.
The late Viceroy of Peru, La SERNA, intends, it ap-
pears, to remain some time in France, for the benefit of
his health. He is right in not trusting himself to the fury
of his disappointed Sovereign. The new honours given to
him, in expectation of victory, would nnt save him from
disgrace in his present fortunes. General Tatataa is
stated to have assumed the title of Viceroy ad interim. if
this be so, °LANCIA will be again refractory, and the
miserable remnant ..f Spaniards left in South America
will be subdued by their own dissensions, without the aid of
a Colombian soldier. Gen. Loitca is appointed Governor
of Cuba; VIV ES is not enough to FaaDmNAND'a taste.
Loxica has earned his new poet by bringing or making
intelligence for the Iliad/ id Gaulle, announcing the suc-
cess of the Royalists in Peru. There are some other
reasons, which our readers will see stated in our extracts
elsewhere. The Spanish Government dreads an insurrec-
tion in Cuba, and is taking the very steps that will lead
directly to that event.
The private correspondence of die French Papers al-
ludes to the endeavours making to replenish the Royal
Treasury; its destitute condition, it appears, has rug.
gested, as a temporary expedient, the necessity of having
recourse to forced loans. This project would only produce
fresh evils, without any corresponding benefit to the Go-
vernment; it tends immediately to dry up all the future
resources of the country. But FERDINAND looks probably
only to a temporary supply, till the negociation can be con-
cluded for his permanent relief from the capitalists in this
country who may be disposed to trust him once again.
The Journal de Paris contains the following paragraph,
communicated from a Correspondent at Nuremberg :
We learn that Mr. Stratford Canning, when he was on the ere of
embarking at Croostadt to return to London, received despatches
from his Government of so important a nature that he immediately
returned to St. Petersburgh, but Cie Empart r haring already set out I
for NVarsaw, Mr. Canning did not hesitate to fallow him to the 1
capital of Poland. where he had two private audiences of his Ms.
jetty, betides several conferences with Count Nesselrode, the Mi.
nister for Foreign Affairs. From War taw 3lr. Canning proceeded
to Berlin, to makes communication robe Prussian Cabinet.
'From the Itoile.l
FRENCH JUNE 3.—Five per Cents. lOU.
40c. Three per Cents. 74f. 75c. Royal Spanish Loan 564. Bank
Stock 2180 f.

The Bruuels Papers of Saturday were received last
night. Their contents are of little public interest. The
following are extracts:—
Paussra.s..lvxr 3.
The Gorernor of West Flanders has sent to the Towns and Com-
munes, situated on the sea coast, a series of instructions, pre.
see bing the measures to he adopted for the observanoe of quaran-
tine cases, when persons or effects coming from infected places
should be thrown on the coast.
ZANTP. APRIL 18.
An immense quantity of ammunition and provisions are embark-
ing in our ports with the greatest haste for Nat arino. Count Mats-
ros of Cephaloaia, Cororoistary-Osartal of the Greek rimy, is in

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foot rxeleed from Fs-
in the Ibie

,situation of Ibrah;at

capitulated.
!JAY 13.
on opening
then read in

—us. the Minister
• 'sheers of the tio.

Papas, con-
Patriptp. The
completely
becomes daily
beheaded all the
service. His
'1 of the By-
relief, and if it
, who iseruis-
Mores.

rLOCOTRONI
Hydra, and
forsaken since his
the hands of

seems to be al-
_ c the last, at-
-tmipt to subvert the ntrud-clinttid indepentknce of Greece,
will terminate the diflienlties and struggles of the heroic
people, so worthy of defending the sacred banner of the
Cross, and inheriting thcslaszic shit of their illustrious an-
cestors.
CITY, SATE NOSY EVENING.
The* was no feature in the British Stock Market to-day that
was worthy of remark: Console for the opening were ,2o 11, wh ch
quotation plainly shows the steadiness with which thersupport
themselves. There were some bargains done in the Three per
Cent. Reduced Annuities at 8'3,1 801.
The Foreign 3larkst was equally uninteresting, for the business
in it was very scanty. However, all the Securities were held with
great firmness, particularly those connected with Spain, which im.
proved considerably. The Bonds of 1021 were 231 41 and the
New were 13. Cheek Bonds were 48, and the Scrip was 10
discount. Colombian Bonds were 1174„ and IHex an Scrip
was 2i 4: Brazilian ditto was 1/, and closed at 1 ; and Danish
Scrip was 313.
In the Share Market there was considerable activity, which is
attributed on the Stock Er_change to the favourable effects that the
Attorney-General's Bill will produce in these speculations.
Anglo.3leaican Shares were very much sought after; they were
done at 120, 5. Those of the United Mexican Company were at
25, 8. Pasco-Peruvian Share, were 144 15. The new Potosi Com-
pany was at 51i , and the Rock Salt Shares, which still continue to
attract attention, were at 31.

WINDSOR, SUNDAY, duns 3.—Yesterday his Majesty,
attended by the Dukes of Wellington and Dorset, and
Lord Graves, left the Royal Lodge in phaetons. His Ma-
jesty and visitors drove up the Liule Park to the Castle,
through the new arch, where the King alighted, and was
received by the principal persons engaged in the works now
proceeding at the Castle, who attended the King and visit-
ors over the improvements making there. His Majesty
was occupied near an hour in viewing them, and then re-
turned to the Royal Lodge to jinner.
The Duke of Cambridge is expected to dinner at the
Royal Lodge this afternoon.
The Duke of York arrived at Audley House on Friday
night, from Frogmore, where his Royal Highness has been
staying, for the purpose of being present at the Ascot
races.
On Saturday the Duke of York, the Duke and Duchess
of Gloucester, and she Prince's Sophia, visited the Duke
and Duchess of Cambridge.
The Duke of York, the Duke and Duchess of Cam-
bridge, and Prince Leopold, honoured the Italian Opera
House with their presence on Saturday evening.
On Saturday and yesterday the residence of the Duke
and Duchess of Cambridge, at the King's Palace, St.
James's, was thronged with the Foreign Ambassadors and
Ministers, the Great Officers of State, the Cabinet Minis-
ters, and the greatest part of the Nobility and Gentry in
town, calling for the purpose of inquiring after their Royal
Highness's health after their long journey, which, together
with that of Prince George and Princess Amelia, we are
happy to say, is excellent.
On Sunday the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, ac-
companied by their son, Prince George, visited the Princess
Augusta.
Yesterday the Duke of Cambridge and the .Princess
Augusta attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal, St.
James s.

Yesterday afternoon, at four o'clock, the Duke of Cam-
bridge left town in his travelling carriage and four, on a
visit to the King, at Windsor.
Yesterday the Duchess of Cambridge took an airing in
a carriage, accompanied by Prince George and the Princess
Amelia.

The infant Princess Amelia visited the Princess Augusta
yesterday, who afterwards promenaded, with her Royal
niece, in the garden at the back of her Royal Highness's
residence.
The Princess Augusta paid a visit to the Duchess of
Cambridge on Friday night, about nine o'clock, to congra-
tulate the Royal Duchess, Prince George, sod Princess
Amelia, on their safe arrival.
The Duchess of Kent, accompanied by the infant
Princess Victoria, visited the Duke and Duchess of Cam-
bridge yesterday.
Prince Leopold honoured the entertainment given by
the Dutch Ambassador and his Lady, at their residence in
Bryanstone-squose, with his presence on Friday evening.
Prince Leopold attended Divine Service yesterday at St.
Philip's Chapel, Regent-street.
Yesterday Prince Leopold had a numerous inner party.
Among the company were, the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer, Mr. Huskisson, Lord Howard of Walden, Viscount
l‘forpeth, Sir John Murray, Lord Templeton, Messrs.
Abercrombie, Harrison, Plants, Scarlett, Greenwood, Ellis,
Cecil, Jenkinson, Apr Ellis, De Roos, Bolton, &c.
Prince Leopold will give his second grand entertainment
on Thursday, the 16th inst., at Marlborough House. His
Royal Highness will gives grand dinner on the 2.5 th inst.
On Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock, the Lord; of
his Majesty's Privy Council assembled at the Council
Office, Whitehall-place, for the purpose of hearing a case
of appeal. The Earl of Harrowby presided as Lord Pre-
sident of the Council; there were also present Viscount
Melville, Lord Gifford, Lord Bexley, and Mr. Sturges
Bourne. The meeting broke up about 12 o'clock.
Air. Secretary Peel left his residence in Privy Gardens,
for Brighton, on Saturday. The Right Hon. Gentleman
is expected in town this day, together with Mrs. Peel and
family.
There will be a grand dinner and ball at the Mansion
House on llrednesclay next.
A masquerade, on an extensive scale, will take place to-
morrow night at the Argyll Rooms.
The Coronation of Charles the Tenth is in preparation
at Covent-Garden.
A meeting is to be held at Liverpool on Wednesday, for
the purpo►e of forming a Mechanics Institution in that
town.

The Dublin Guild of Merchants met on Weenesday
and voted an address, "testifying "their gratitude to his
Royal Highness the Duke of York: for his manly and con-
stitutional conduct in Parliament."
The Pandora, of 18 guns, Capt. Gorden, and the Har-
lequin, of 18 guns, Captain Scott, are ordered to proceed
on a cruise, under the superintendence of Capt. Wines, in
the Brazen, for the purpose of ascertaining which has the
superiority in sailing, the Pandora as a sloop, or the Harle-
quin as a brig. They are to cruise down Channel as far
as Scilly; and will sail to-day, from Portsmouth, weather
permitting.
Another black-lead mine has been recently discovered in
Inverness-shire, on the property of Glengarry. It is situated
near the top of a rocky ravine, close to the bead of Loch
Loehr, on the southeast side, and within a mile of the
Caledonian Canal.

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ST. James's P . poll 35.000 bars piastres. 'lnc English autnorinee
- ' HOUSE OF COMMONS, THIS DAY. I June 4, 1523. behave In the most courteous winner to him.
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A BY COMMAND OF HIS MAJESTY. AU the letters from the Levant represent thesituatior
ORDERS OF THE DAY. Notice is hereby given, That all Carriages going to his Majesty's Pacha as desperate. It is even•reported that he has cal
rat Lime Annotelmeot Bill-Second Reading. Drawing Room at St. James's Palace, on Thursday, the Stli of WA it saw,
worn. Laws Repeal Biii_fot,thor comio„otioa of Rm.,. s Jame, are to fall into the line at the top of St. Jatnes's-atreet, in The speech of his Majesty the Emperor of Russia,
Customs :if mem Bill-Further Consideration of Report. Piccadilly. go down the lett hand side of the street. rotted the car. the Diet, was delivered in the French lar,guage, and I
Navigation Laws Bill-Further Consideration of Report. nee of Pell-mall, arid enter at the Imo Gate sientest to the Palace; Polish•ty the Minister of the Interior.
(Ammo* R ladon Bill--Further Consideration of Report. set down at the Arcade, and come out of the Palace-yard by the After his Majesty had withdraws to hisapaninents, I
. ling • BM-Further Consideration of Report. Iron Gate neatest to Marlhorough House, and pass threagh Pall, of the Interior laid before the Diet a view of the tabour
• WnreusualetaHl4l.l-Wanher Consideration of Report. mall into St. James's-a9uare. In taking up, they are to come seen:nem, and she state of the kingdom.
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a( map Tiede ',unbar comodontim, of Report. 4 ,Down St. James's-street in like manner, passing through the same —....www....-___
ofelmlizDill-Corrnittee. Gates as when they set down, and go away through Prill-rnoll.
The news from Greece, in the last German P,
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Sill-Further Consideration of Repast. No Hackney Coaches will be permitted to come within the Iron
Hill-Second Reading. Ogles, but must set down at the °maids thereof, and go away firms with fuller details the successes of the Pan
* ei( Casitrodand'a Annuity Rill-Committre. through Pall-mall.
1
- . . liseadarla (lreland) Bill-ceennittee, The Gate at the top of Constitutioa-hill will be open only for expedition of REDSCHID PACEin appears to be
thalmiel) Bill-Committee. Carriages of Persons having the Entra. which are to proceed down frustrated, and the situation of I n ttAiltlit hecc
..0.4. 41=g1)--Report thereupon. Cinstitution.hill, anti enter the Police at the Stable-yard Gate,
more critical. It is stated that he has behead
• a( no) Bill .Second Reading. tom into the Amberoador's Court, aaislovin at the Arcade. and go
I Vase& tion Bill-liecond Reading. out at the Gateway in Cleveland-row; turn to the kft, and wait id European renegades that• remained in his sem
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, gli,,orte B. ‘oo,lflittoe; Counsel sad winos's& Cleveland-row, the Stable-yard, or St. Jerrie{ 4 Park, till Mire only'hope of escape depends upon the arrival I
• • y Re t. for; then to take up in the same order as they had set down, paw
_,,,) --Comm porittee. away through the same Gateway, and go up the left hand side of routine fleet, which had not sailed to his relief,
'.-7- its. Trade Hill4-.oonitivittee. St lames's-street. The Carriages of Ambassadors, the Miniats, had would havebeen intercepted by MIA t: Us, WI
satiation of Currency Bill-Committee. and Great Officers of State, may remelts in the Ambassador's Coerurt
Consolidation Ace_Further Consideration of Repeat. - till called for. ing with that view between Candle and the Mor
Churches (Scetlatwl) Bill--Committee. Tickets for Carriages belonging t
oo Persons having the Entr6, The Greeks, are united and energetic. Cot
Intercourse Hill-Third Reading. going in at the Gate on the top of Cstitution-hill, will be deli-
Court (Bend) Bill-Committee. rered at the Board of Green Cloth, St. James's Palace, os Wed- and his accomplices were still in confinement at I
• t
Head Morßill-Report. neaday mat, between the hours of One and Three o'Clock. a report was Current that Onvissus, forsaken
y.-Repeat ( hi ilprill (Poptprivied assebitieS). ,- Clain are to e down the right hand side of St. James's-
Officera rem Hi -Committee. ebbe tem Plocadilly. Draws Chaim are to enter at the Great Gate treason by all his followas, had fallen into tht
• rasa Kent's Annnity BM-Report. of tits Palace, :-3tl pans Bader the Colonnade into the Ambassador's his injured countrymen. • The campaign seen:
ilfmrs Madan" Bilf-Forther consideration of Report. Cot, set down there, and wait in Ergine-court till called for.
el Prisoners (Scotland) nin_ThiTa finding. finekney Chairs are to enter at the new Footway Iron Gate nearest ready drawing to • c Ais, we trust th
• .titetr to the Palate, set down under the Arcade. sad Pm sway °''' d" tempt to subvert the no inffillked independence
• _ . Stabbleg (Sornlarid) Bill.--Tkiod Roaftatify.
:jr"--'' Postage Hill-Third Kesdiag. outside of the Carriages through the new Footway Iron Gate, next
.' f ;;„,,„ Repott 150th May I. .0 Marlborough House.
will terminate the difficulties and struggles of
-• ' • -_—, - " Trustees Bill-Committee. ta..-._ ----- ------ - - ------ people, so worthy of defending the sacred ham
-• ''" . • )leans-Report. ,
Ways an it lieans-Committm. Tile Nrittolt aprzOg• Cross, and inheriting theglassic still of their like
Canon M ins Regulation Bill--Third Reading. cestors.

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