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at any length. He then briefly re-stated what he
bad urged in former stages of the Bill, with the ad-
dition.. that, jor44,mpect tp 'this filling off, of t
Volunteers, the real truth was; Mkt as the fun
were exit:vied. and those who bad so landabl
contributel to them, were tired of the eseessiva ex-
pence, Many gentlemen had induced their corps to
rengn, With the honourable excuse of having taken
offonce at what bad been supposed to have been
said in that House respecting them.
Mr. R. DUNDAS wished that it should be dis-
tinaly understood-from the Lord Advocate, whe-
ther it was intended to bring forward a bill this
session, for including Scotland in the levy for train-
ing ? or whether it was now intendeJ, for the first
thoe;%to dopes t from the system of unifeetnly
de-
fending the country. and makiag all parts contri-
OM to that great ohjeill
The LORD AOIiWCATE roiffied. he had no
emit* that the measure was to Scotland ;
Mg it did not rest With bins fisibtrailiese a Bill. in
Oleace of the Right Hon. Secretary' of State; and
hi thought the honour of his country sufficiently
jostibed-y the and rstanding, that a Bill would
lereafteti be brought in. Mr the purpose of embrac-
ing it ia the operation of the Att.
Mr. GEORGE ROSE made a few observations
M rebut the complaint of Mt. Windham. that the
Voltinteers had been 'Masted to resign by their of-
had bees

limit
We received. last night, a Wm folesanaoldls
announcing the arrival at that port. dabs
and Master of the Homo of His Sense Higbases
Duke of Esueswics, Father of Her Royal
ism the Princess of WALSl6—.They will
teach town this monolog. Tbassoliesse
forward to make preparations for Nita Beane
ieas and the
will rest of his suite, whoseriar Sal
now daily
faa
ecienect the visit of His Series Higher's to this
try, with a certain important and delicate •
in which be must feel a very lively inewitst I but
- • is supposed to lame a feedsos object. sad to ha
t;
;,: been inflamed lIY the state el *fairs ePtel the
uncut.
-....5em...
We unclaimed then the katiotrea-G
atteeded the masolisadoas apse II serials
*sky, which has bow for some time the
# general conversation.
" it Message, from His Masons. was y
brought down to both Home of l'oxliasaoal. ti:
commending that the paddies of 10001.•royeae. ow
joyed by the late Lord Roosirrodisadd be seeiladed
to the present Lord Roemer.
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Owner* opened yesterday at $, awe to St and
. closed at Y. The high state of the reads. we se.
peat. is the result of the perms made is the a•-
gociation.the mimeo of width has been repeatedly
asserted is this Paper. The belief that some bash
of peace is nearly agreed apse, has beam* very
prevalent within theme two days. and, in seine cir-
cles, it is confidently stated that Lord Hot t sea
is about to set of for Paris.

The Prissee of Wales, Capt. Toon, is arrived at
Falmouth, with Mails, from Lisbon, which place abs
left on the 17th last. Lectors bro.& hy the Mail
state, that the squadron under iIIOK BON•P•ITS,
consisting of six sail of the line, arrived at Bahia as
the 4th April, and left it the 21st, during which in-
terval, and for three days after, an embargo was laid
on all vessels laying there. The destination of the
squadron was not known. On leaving Bahia, it (B.
rotcled hs course down the Spanish Main. Bahia,
eras All-Saints' Bay, is on the coast of Brasil, in
South America.

The Earl of LA u ocappat succeeds the Duke of
CORDON as Keeper of the Great Seal in Scotland.
the stated salary of which is 3uCOl. a-year.
Should Lord MIGTO go out to India, as there is
strong ground to believe, his Lordship will be suc-
ceeded at the Board of Controul by Mr. neonate
Gs eit•l La. 5.
It is reported. that Rot; AAAAA I has agreed to give
the Royal Family of Naples a compensation for the
territories of which they have been deprived, to faci-
litate the return of peace. To what degree of crs►
dit this may be entitled, we cannot take upon us On
state.
The Favor:rile schooner has arrived at Portsmouth
from the coast of Africa with dispatches, but we
understand they do not contain any news of im-
portance.
Captain Coors, late Commander of the Ranger
sloop of war, arrived, on Wednesday, at South-
ampton, in 37 hours, horn hiorlaix, in the Kitty.
a little vessel of only 15 tons, belonging to that place.
The above Officer has come home on parole, and to
be exchanged.
The Marquis of DOUGLAS is peculiarly adapted
for the important Legation to which he has been
lately appointed. If a proficiency in the languages,
eoasisteney of conduit, and dignity of manners, be
essential to the diplomatic character, his Lordship
bids fair to confer additional splendour on British
sepreseatation.

moil deservedly obtained by the fleassens. la
whatever reek the peddle may place bar as a singer.
it will not be too vaual es say, that she molts still
higher as an actress. ea that, even within the
littarieg of the MAW weehaming voice of, perhaps,
the lame auger in Europe, she justly tries memo
tine aid admiration. If. according to Mistretta,
pity sad terror are the constituent p.isi of
gedy, the Opera of Pews*** say be coMidered as
a truly tragic drama. is which the (.7.aasswer Ugly
represents all the feelings suited to the different si-
tuitions of the heroine. Her musics/ raaitatiois, fat
sash it may properly be called, of the song, 0
Give* Otenipetests. may be selected, among many in-
stances of dm display of her talents, as one of the
most distinguished. It affords an opportunity for
• gesture, of
copse
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here al-
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Mr. Be:, we have the pismire of stating, is
illedt heeler. aid a very speedy recovery is cx
gelled by his Phylietans. His disorder is not of the
serious mart repotted.
Margaie of Doe• Las quite town. this day,
for Mealtime Palace, is *videos!. On his return
*ea the North. his Lordship will immediately set
Atio on bitreerSeoesi to Petersburg's.
Mr. Cob Imes ![assets Was married. mtViredites•
they merlieg, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, is Mi s
•Da Cater. Hr. Joists Yeasts gave away the
beide. After the ceremony, the happy brid /room
here away with his prize for Plymouth.
Moot the Papers says, that the Opposition is be
'Muse it very large dun; affewer-brei. we suppose,
bosh+ d ivAir
Kis meows' the Duke of OLOUCISTII has
tabus May Massa for his town residence.
Mrs. Hammirosr, daughter of the late Mr. Pc.
east, ea Meanie, of Dublin, and who, A few sea-
sons nee% made her appearance at Covina-Garde.)
%Theatre, is mow playing at New York. On ti.e
Ilbh of May last. she recited the celebrated speech
of Mr. ROBISIT Elila IT, who w.rs executed in Dub-
ber for High Treason; and t..cluctires Ode tbe
"ea" ler isoharwsrbesidlie A.; •
aLady Cot.t.isovrooss arrived on Sandayl, in New.
wade, from London, whets several peals ot bells
were rung in complisdent to use Lauyshrp.
-Mut/Ana's admirers my. thee ahem is not only
a Lamb., but a Owe is the expedkion against (he
commas.
The Mon. Mrs. Bososeerso vs a Ma'qued File
des 'Nook" ors. et bar reeldessoe in tit. James's
(Noes. The tslaNeiis were aosoorose, and in general
well =Awned
althiraining Bill. though sot yet passed, hat
dowdy booms ogiretiev.-40 has pat the Oppo-
AIM CMS= is wind, aad accustomed them to
atilt alike aims .
Lolly Loins* Cossets', is arconspanlad to this
matatry by her two beautiful knee, the Mies N•-
't UM she aims to Lord N•P It a.
Lard reseesse iv has taken a beautiful home in
Ihymor-place, and Wends to remove there on the
igleat, from Hammitt smith. We have gr at
Millais stating, his Lordship is much recovered.
iksysomav never leaves him I and his amiable
Viscountess HowloE. TiSita Mai every day.
IA Comte Da Tomos and Le Comte Da No.
Goer, from Prague, in aermany, See. have left the
Crow° Hotel, in Edinburgh, on a tour through the
Highlands of Scotland.
Club has bees instituted at Dunblane, by the
name of the Melviik Clad, to meet every year, on the
ltth of June, to celebrate the anniversary of his
Lordship's accrittal.
The last arrivals at Bath are—
The Lard Bishop of Maui and Lord Bishop of (Int-
im, Ilsal of KnaiakiSon, teed Ashtnirn Lady C. Gord..n
Clonal Orsat,_Colon•l PA, Sir J. Lady wad 2 Miss Hy,
poileys Sk W. and 11 Miss Cumin his, Liget. Colnisei liv-
ing. awn -Col. Warm, Dr. and Mrs. !Swaim, Raw. hl,.
Wray, and the Nev. Mr and Mrs Bond
A Provintial Paper says, that a ruegewe, we sup-
pose a stairsaa, weighing upwards of 601bs. caught
Tenby.bay. wee brought to Swansea market, last
week, and sold for Sd. per lb.
Yesterday morning, the Lours CNA witsciiiis and
several otherNoblePersonages who are on the Com-
mittee for managing the monument to be eretied to
the memory of Lord NELSOPI. attended at St.
Paul's with Mr. My Luz, the Surveyor, to arrange
the proper place for it to be fixed. We understand
the centre, ander the dome, WAS the most approved.
The eldest daughter of Marquis Vs'ittass. av will.
in a few days, bestow her hand upon Mr. MIDT, of
Essex.
With all the advantages which France and
Italy possess, in their genial climates, and with all
their celebrated scenes of pleasure. their Tivoli,
Frescati, and Champs Elysees, they possess nothing
to be placed in comparison with our Vauxhall. The
world, of course, affords nothing equal or superior.
Those, therefore, who have no opportunity ot see-
ing it, must draw upon their imaginatiln, or con-
sult the pages of Toe .Aradiala Plighis, or Fairy
Tales. If we may judge, however, from the crosses
who visit this enchanted spot, few within the rTe-
tropolis are in this number.—Large parties from
every fashionable quarter of the town, by their con-
stant attendance, pay due homage to its almcst
magic charms.


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I:ers,- and said, that every endeavour had beets most distusguisnad. It acorcit an opportun
asesi to quiet their alarms. treat variety. grate, and expression in gestt
The Holies then &videlicet' the ameadaseah.r. whic-b she most happily avails herself ; and,
skyle.4l3-ANoes. IA9-04.110fIrls 46- quently, by a necessary sympathy of taste, al
• The Canary was-ittst re-open.. MR ms abcsealserunisqg octets so beeceong "
Stand the boort was received; as orersiboot • Is;w/sag to say, that ars, uII.LINGTOM i.
proposed by Mr. Yorke agreed cos and tie Id holoil• ? ..F.=.100.......
. swdered to be read a third time &Is dep-Adtteedied Yesterday His M 4.1 IST', Princesses Au
at Half-past One o'Clock. Borate, and A/4IL s a, rode on horseback in
is-- --.-------------41"011 sor Park. Princess NI 4LT took an airing in
THE BRITISH PRESS. 'lK,.Zegle by field Green.
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dee Face at Paria, is so be creased a Duke.
LONDON, Mr. Rossor's elistionso delights in //pi
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