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VOCAL CONCEPr.
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Mess HAirtsott, Blarteasam. and Gazer. .
na Fa% Vocal COrKrrt was held last night,
at the New Rooms. fianoyer•square, and was most
numerously attended. The beautiful glee for four
yokes, horn Bu alteS Poems, of
True laetn.4 W 3, be, the *el swain of the Yarrow,
was loudly atplanded. The concertante for violin,
tenor, violoncello, Aut.. oboe, aad bassoon, 67
Messrs. WLiCIISZLL, SHILLD, LINDLEY, Assise-1
Liao, and Hat re CS, was rapturously rtEeived,raii
Islarlame •Ni:111, in the chemist% air (roil
Altrave.
•-•—• Grebes wawa &
De; silio Waren 31••••; t r
displayed much taste and science, and was extreme.
ly iateresting. The r•rom rang veldt applause at
All. HA atisoN's execution with oboes, buns, saai
balloons obligati, of
too tidal nave to memo air saki
It was truly cliarming. The glee 4
Cwee oat, etese vellow Maeda,
And than take ianale,
by Sir Jona St etrxit‘oa, af Dublin, was raptur-
ously tots, et The Concert concluded With the pa.
pular air of Raft liritanwia, ece. with accompani-
ments by Mr. Gaiatoaax. Among the complus?
were,
Ho Royal inatin,.. the Prince d Wdss. •
(Jake of Cambridge.
Masehionew of I lesdfort
Fad.--Footer me am! Instland .
Lathes—Grantletho, Lambert, U. Naatiadt. Loos, se4
PT 'scot.
leermnt !Middleton.
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Lnrd Mulgr,ve.
11,noutab'e G Paget.
been of Raphoc. .

THE DUCHESS OF miroNsinits.
Her Grace had rather a cnmposed Tie* ea
Thursday. and was yesterday considered lanuas,'•
At a late hour last night: we are concerned toad%
the accounts were not so favourable as we geoid

His Rorl Highness the Duke of Ct•assics
gone to Bushy park for the Holidays.
The Marquis of STAFFORD will gin a grand din.
ner on the Bth of April, to His Royal Higher's
the Prince of Waxxs, Lord Gassi•it.i.e, aud a
large party.
Lord GRENVILLE will give a grand party on the
gth of April, to His Royal Highness the Duke of
YORK.
Colonel, Mrs. Beat; most. and family, ler lowa -
yesterday, for ltamsyste, where they iats..d re. 7
maining until after the holidays.
. The Duke and Duchess of Aram., sod fag*,
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are daily expected at their house in Portman-sleet*
from Scotland.
Lady J ANS Lotto, who has beer. much indisposerk,
is in a fair way of recovery, at her house, Map"!
street, Berkeley-square. .
The Bari and Collates* of Km* sae, errfwed
yesterday, at their house in Portman-square, from
Brighton.
The PORTUGUESE ANIIIASSADOR it indisposed, at
his house, South Audley-street, in consequence of
the fall he had from his horse some time since.
The Earl and Countess of CARDIGAN gave a
rand dinner, 'yesterday, at their house in Uprisen
Gro.:venor-street, to His Royal Highness the Duke
of CUStaERL ND, the Earl of DiREGISRI s_oN Lady
C• ROLIP W•t.ntosave, and Lady C. Dastaas
and in the evening. Her Lady's ip had a ntierseimis
party, amongst whom were. His Royal Highness
the Duke of CA Id lIRIDOR. the Duchesses of Not.
THU NUL AND, Goanos, BOLTON, and DORSLT
the Marchionesses of &tisanes', tleAorost,
STAVFORD. DOWNIINIIIR aid DONLO AI. ; and all
the Foreign •*ohiliry.
The late Sir RotititT TAY Loa was the Arehitel
of the two large and lofty houses, wlich are so very
remarkable on the South-side of Lincola's-inn-
fields ; and on heiag asked, why he decanted the
door-cases with judicial emblems. h • repl.ed. that he
hoped a Lord High Chancellor would occupy the
I one. and a Lord Chief Justice the other. 'this ea.
peaation is At length aetnally fulfilled; on? of them
was occupied by the late Lord Keseroe.. aim the
other is the present residence of the Lord Chan-
cellor ERSKINE.

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On the 10th of March died. at Vienna. of an in-
flammatory fever, in the 6nth year of iris age,
Count FR INCIS COLLOREDO, Knight of the Golden
Fleece, Grand Cross of the Order of St. Stephen,
late Principal Chamberlain, Private State and Con.
ference Mini.ter, and l'resident of the Court and
State Chancery. At his death, eight persons were
iil in his hotel ; among whom is his Lady, whose
life is in imminent danger, and his only daughter.
He has left two sons 1,, a former marriage, and
above a hundred thou•and florins yearly revenue.
During his illness, •Ibeit IV►ssiAL MAJEST I Ps,
and the whole Lapse's'. FAssut,v, whose educa-
tion he had superintended, manifested their con-
cern by daily inquiries respecting his health.
Died at Vienna, Count 1\ wistarias°, Imperial
Privy Counsellor, and fnrm.rly Amf.assador to the
Courts of Denmark and Saxony, in the 69th year of
his age.
Sir GEOR.Gt Yorroe's valuable coolleition of pic-
tures has, at length, been submitted to the power of
the afhoneer. It contained some of the finest arc.
cimens of the ss•orks of the old Masters in this
country, and had long been the admiration of the
coanoi.seur. Mr. Bo c Chile& Ct. save, a pewterer,
in Cornhill, who had acquired a large fortufe, and
possessed a degree of taste, not usually associated
With such a profession, formed this superb collec-
tion. which enriched a gallery in his beautiful seat,
tit Foot's• Cray. in Kent. It was built by hum, on
the model or talladio's villa, near Vicenza, so well
Item to, and so universally admired by all tra-
vellers, for the beauty of its arcniteftnte. Sir C.
Yomoz married Mr. CLEIVeti only daughter; are!
the piftures which are now distributed riy the ban..
' met, to enrich other conofticns, formed a part of ..tr
very lard- tuttune.

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FORLIGN A'TiI.I,7GENCE.

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Ii II El M. 11411C11 14
Cencral Vial, the French Mini.ter at Bern, has

let 14 14.41411,! for Nris. The report of • great
change in Ow Government of Switzerland, still con.
tintses. Schaffhausen, and the country on that side
The Rhinos is, it is said, to be given to Wirtem-
dtc.

eottot Colleredo, the Minister at Vienne, died
there of a fever on the 10th of March.
CONSTAS riNOPLI, FLII• 12.
M. Argiropolo, wh; has been appointed Turki.h
Ambassador to the Court of Berlin, has received his
fiterseions and passports for his departure. He
bout to-morrow for the place of his destination.
The lunch Secretary wf Department, M. Le
Roue, who was sent to this city by the Minister of
State. NI. falleyrand, with the account of the peac
coaclusied between France and Austria, was likewise
Llsaroed to remin i the Porte, that it had not yet ac-
knowledged the peror Napoleon. This cam-
rnission.he 'seemed A i•h such success, that the Porte
has already transmit ..d a declaration containing a
formal acknowledgment of Napoleon as Emperor
of France and King of Italy. This declaration' was
s.nt to Peril its Haled Effendi, who since the re-
fusal of the acknowle;gment by the Porte, has re-
sided in that cal as a private individual, but who
will now app..ar again in the charaaer of Turkish
Ambassador.
Count Italiasky, the Russian Ambassador, has
protered against the change of conduit in the Porte,
on the ground that it is contrary to the Treaty of
Alliance so recently renewed. He has sent off a
cornier to St. Petershurgh, and the English Am-
bass.dor has likewise dispatched a courier to Len.
dam, to inform his Court of this event.
M. le Rout has received passports for his return;
srd is on the point cf setting out for Paris.
Uertain information has arrived from the Black
Sea, that the preparations for war which were mak-
ing at Sebastopol, and in ether part; of the Crimea,
haves leteinarquenec of orders from St. Petersberg,
retries', s der y differeta destination. The troops
which ime ember ked and were bound for lonia,
have been again landed, and stationed in two or
three divisions on the coast of the Black Sea, where
they will receive reinforcements from the in-
terior of the Russian empite, the destinatioa •of
which it not known. •
On the arrival of this intelligence, those Cosmos
which were sanded, together with horses, provisioner,
artillery, and ammunition, at Buyrkdere, near Cos.
scan:loot:oe, is ere ordered to return, when the wea-
ther sh 1141 be tavola-Ale, to Sebastopol ; but to
send forward the pi ovisiuns they had carried with
them to lonia.
As the Porte is at pruent engaged in circom.
set ibing particular commercial privileges, it is wor-
thy of notice that the different nations who are
permitted to trade in Turkey, most henceforward
pay a duty of fiv, per cent. on the value of their
commedaies ; whereas, the subjeas of England,
France, Russia, Austria, and Prussia, hitherto paid
only three per cent.
Vlllllt4A. /RANCH It.
General Andrewsi has informed our Cabinet,
that M. de Roshefoncauld has again been appointed
Ambassador to nor Cowl. his arrival is eapeaed
in about a fortnight.
lIFIDILIMIG, MANCH 14.
A trigonometrical survey of the country between
the N:c kat and the Mayne, is to be taken by French
engineers, by command of the Minister of War.
The Austrian Light Dragoons of Von klenau.
and two battalions of Erbach, have again matched
from Wuretwirg, which they occupied four weeks,
towards Bohemia. Neat week 4000 French, of
Monies'. corps, are, it said, to enter Worrhurg ;
far the purpose, it is supposed, of marching
through it.