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Alin', I. H. GrAsli, .1 W. P■M,T.
Ammo, Hue G. Giai.e, 11., W. Pw lby., G. joie.
Hari.. H. Gomel. R H. Puwer. R.
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44eseien, Ni 11. G 14eIllemalid,1V. Robinane, ltirE.

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U. Horn'. J. Roberta, G.
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%.*raii. J. Haell.Raenbuld. C.
Calreall, J N... ► lluemets•. • licariett, J.
Caveedi•te, C. Kennedy, T. P. Smith, W.
Clines. Lard 'Arabian, J.fi. Stanley, I.OrA
(:oma, Par I. Imenverl, T. V. .ftievrart.W. ft:lnoue)
Colharae. N. R ark It foal., air J. Tevindtb, afrq.
Creneepees. X Marts.. .1. Tieraey, ISt. Ha. G.
t•vervey, Thom., 31,lhattle. M. Wane, J. A.
Denison, W. J. MOM k, .1 R. Western, C. C.
tbsedas. 11... T. Mo ne, P•h r Williams, W.
paucantons, Vow. Nrapart, Rt. Rua, MI lams, ).
F.helagt.a, Voir. Ihr J. Wilma. Air R.
Venitseen. Per R. Nesgerit, Lord Alderman
Fnaley, Lewd C. N.,reem.bt• Lord
Yulkesteme, Vale. lied, W. Wettings.
Forbes, C. tt. lintionse, lord P. Ahborp, T.sa.
!Grahams& • i..st falrare, Col. • Deems% T. Lsr
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• lbw Jews la Me Cammenes.leu Friday, speed be in a Coa-
te she arberee Howse, re the recommitted (beelftb)
Itestaledleu, 'warted from the Ceniatittee of ibe what,
Seam, ire theyamat of alllitery sad NIT% ralltrallo
Otipeesewsialeiss, sad the repeal of TauSWita...asitt•
vibe awe issitireeted to ceissiber of tie duties maw payable
• • ass 11011,
- TIM, it is the opinion of Ma Committee,
that frets sad after the oth day of January 1613, lie. ref the
eleerebb mad payable by low fee every bushel of silt
we bolt salt that shell br made at say ash work, or raised se
s' ashes eel of any wait mime or &all pH la Eagissa y sad
.• the whisk of the duties chargeabk and payable by (sea
fee metopes mak or reek salt made at any salt work, or
• wised ,e takes eat of may sale mine or tall pit is Scotland ;
sad 7a. et dee 9s chargeable sad payable by law for every
. babel if salt et relit salt 'nought hum Seutlaad into Fore-
laud; Mil Is. Oder 1.. 111. chargeable sad payable by law
r fee may hundred weight of salted beef, or pork or bacon,
• me Mho, fleab brought from Seutlabel into Entailed ; and
, Id. of Om lls. MI. chargeable sad payable by law for every
allessabel al dame mid impure reek salt delivered from say
week mit pit or mire, or warebowee or storehouse for the
purmatte ef feethog or mime,: with the food of ;beep pad
cattle, p...W.pteg seed, .r preserving hay, or bales employ
ed as maser, far !sod; and Ills. of tbe lbs. chargeable and-
payableity No fur every bushel of salt or ruck salt import.
rid bear belied Mae Great Britain ; end 17s. 9d. of She 90s.
chargeable sad payable by law fur every bushel of salt which.
shall be ikeymeted from beyond the mas into Great Bellsia •
*" revere)
awl besetting payable by law on beef or pork
mama is Great Belisle, sad exported to foreign parts ; and
- thewbele of aloe duty chargeable and payable by law for sod
apes tsarists ef. potatill,dilleend by say maker or makers
of glass, far the parptioe of beteg used is the meaafeetare of
slue ; mopeetively calm and determine, sad be ata
taagetrimed el.payable except as 10 say arrest thereof. .
I.—Rube lk That It is the oriole* of Ibii CommitltlNN.~~y,
that ereee'y masker of salt Is Ileetlead shall take out aa Lie
thwase,-*Mborisiag Abe 15 saki or relies salt is Septhuid
for which.. Eacise ditty of 80s. shall be pall.
2.—.Resitieel; Thai it is the opiates of this Caeimill
that the duty of 14. easiest", for and •pma ewe
bushel of ;tithe silt, sad also the duty of Si. bleb wastargbi'
foe sad epos every tun of rock salt, the growth, peolwee, ea
maeofaciant of Grist Britain, imported IMO 1,. and, made
• payable by as Act of the 40th year of his late Majesty, and
%bleb denies were cottonseed by se Act of limiest your .if
his presort Majesty, shall he sod COlll2llOO payable. lista
further previ•iiia shall be made by Prarliaaseat.
4.—Resolved, That 01 II the opiates of AN Nesmith,
*bet a day of Is. Scioto!, monist, be ehorwil jes assei;
bushel of soli' sot 1).114 the growth. madam or gesuallbut.-
tare of Geratßritsia, imP ortrd iuto Ireland. • •
6.••-amolved, That 111 IO lie optuista of Ibis CormilhOi
mi the exotertatilya from Ireland of say soli assilekklimse
laid hoes rock salt the prmluel len of Great Britata,ingam•
bark be allowed to the maker of such salt is ire** 1011.
exernitag tin( slaty oo the impustMiearder:Olfdl
meek •a .Apj .5 •
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411111 ED `1 'ill' If" 01"1111tuilipilie CIS
coat' lip ;11 4 self
Tit Ilia or JVlgi. .! Motu 1 •
,t 1 Ma ..• •
And lot it father Enacted, That from gad ear Ibe lath
day of October, 18411, it shall sea may he lawful fur ay phi
sus or persons duly hemmed to deal in comae who AIR Era
matte retry of Ws, her, em their prison, for the payees
s•beatimatter amstioeed, at the asisreet slice of earelaeN, sad
who abed at be a scorcher or reamer of ears, peon or
brass, era dialer in or seller of morehed or mated own,
posnrot brio* sr have ice his possessiss say .area cow
peso sr beau, to sake sail inesofselors its such
premiers, sad with the hauntedge of the proper slater,
-cocoa paste, brows, Awl other mixtures and preparations of
foci* with sspr sal wow root Soar or other farinseedeas
Prouder, sects arrow rout floor Sr other farisacross ponder
riot trelug baked, searebed. reested, or otherwise, disguised or
*hired from its oatmeal seats, except by being seised wi:•"
ewes as aforesaid, sod to sell and offer sad expose to
sale sash team paste, boom or other must see we preptratio•
a aforesaid; provided always, that every sorb perviso sod
peneeis shall tuber all each cocoa pave, lamr, surd other
each mixtures and preparatlisos of coca seslwesaid, r awe
as the same is made, mod befuee the some is sold, offerstbar
stipend for sale er lb livered, in paper sealed sad ,earmatiols
and with such, stamp Boa is such sonar as the Comahlt.
slaws of Excise shall from time to time direst far that par.:
pees, and which swop the Commissius.rs of Emilie shall,
lroas time to time &swish and cease to be delve. red to "rem
such person sad versos, as aforesaid, upon Isis; her, or their
reenlist, and apse oath pesos sod re/setts peyote to seta
Coveeeiesioeers fur each stamps sole be used, t tlo rate offld.
per pound weight of all such coca paste, broom, Sr other
sutures ae herein described : And if eay person to persons
shall stake or otarstafaetare say cocoa paste, tunas% eif other
=filters or preparation of cocoa as aforesaid, srArastaars
•saakiat such eau, se aforesaid, or shall nix with ,y woo
say baked, wombed er roosted material obateemier, seamy
iugredient whatsoever accept es sforeseld, or shall hew,
offer foe sale, sell or deliver ally ouch preps/altos of
utheesise than is the ossoorr, sad (missed is the paper
•entainiag nut lees thou one quarter of • pulsed, or more tau
is. road, stamped as aforesaid, or shall use airy sack
stamp er paper a !second time, or imitate or gee any
stamp for the perpuee aforesaid obi. la shell not have hag
*mad by or by the order of the Coinimimioiors of Lacier, ee
shall see soy art or coati by which the berm sesevey.
tag sorb premises shall be revealed or deceived in takes* a
true arreest of all such eunapouud coo*, blown. or other
suture of evens oath Wirer used arrow root dour, or abet
mahatma, someorched, acre ated sod undisguised farisaceoes
powder as aforesaid, or shall obstruct ur balder such officer
to labia, such Steelier, every such person and rms., in
much cases ',specimen ofendisg, shall fur every sorb
offence Gamily forfeit mud lime the sum of soe hundred
pounds.

The Irish Police Bill authorises and directs the
appoiutuseut of a Clitrf Magistrate ne every Cautery,
■t a salary not exceeding 5001. A Chief Constable
so every Barony, at a salary not to exceed 1901. a
year, with a house, &e. Sub-Constables at 351. a
year in such Barony, with horses, &c, With power
In the Load Lteutenatit„ if he see 61, to extend the
Act to any county of a city, town, &c.

FOAS4IGN-I.VTELLICENCE.
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The
ekoroir4ort t .4„... •
casts, PAT 24.
• dr Genera/ publishes various accounts
from Vera Cross to 13.1 s April, end from the He.
vantroh to 29J April. There were *vend foreign •
Tensely at Vera Cent, ennui these *to are English
ermed corvette. the 'briibinte brigantine arrived
on the' Igth of April st the Havanosh, having sail-
ed on the Sth from l'ers Crus with eleven other
vessels, weeder convoy of the Maria Frsuseisea armed
corvette, bet had peered company. fly the sc.
counts received by this vessel, it appeared that
General Davila projected a coonter-revolution ;
but on the 21st and 22 I, • French brig, and a fri-
gate of the same newer, strived at the Havannah
with the convoy of 13 vessels, on beard of which shove
900 excellent troops were embarked. They stated
that • Colonel had disported the plan of the
counter-reirolation projected by Davila, in coo-
cent with the principal officers in the kingdom.
"Thus," my. the letter, "our expectations are frus-
trated, and the departure or the troops destroy the
lest hopes of the Europeans is New Spaiq.".
{ seacaLosa..jiax. es.
?Our papers give various accounts efteillunswith
the insurgents, many of whom are 01ilkplf io, have
accepted the amnesty, sad many to have returned
to their homes. A division of the insurgents had
entered Balaguer, wised the money at the cookie-
house, and plundered some houses, killed twit Pa-
Dints, and set Pt liberty the prionera cialbm‘indbe
gaol.
Seversl nenons were arrested on the night of the
23d in the Piarcelonette, for using seditious es.
Incisions and siogisig stiti-cousti t soli& al songs.
The Isclicador s:i)s, we have the satisfaetion to an.
!toupee to our readers that all the points of retreat to
France have been cut °X from the insurgents, ex•
Dept that ofJocquera, and that the new cog mender
of the French cordon has given the assurance
bat they sheofd be t erotitte.f to enter that lame,
•ut without arms, and that on the express cooditioo
that they should go into the interior slier having
trerfonseci triarannue. This sole pojtit tp; trefteet is
~on guarded by 20t) resolute edittilitionli, . 4'llo
French commander is 2 than of' hie ward Mid %Our,
as he seems to 'le, we shall soon ue delivered keen
the infamous rabble. Eigh:y-two insurgents, with
arm', fapvs appeared st Tarrega, to take the
benelit of the a isilesty. This town sad tient of
awe=
„ ; Villages, and Ategratoola, lease boated
0, ratios todefrod theenelveseriastarbeade
onanatoins. is.t. I •
Accounts from Gomm of the mat my. fi We
know gist our indefatigable Political Chief has asked
four limes for reiirforcemersts, or this province- will
be ruined. The Prefect if the easter° Pyreueee
seems at length to see that it is reasonable he should
't' isfst oar Political Chief, mid hos suowered to hie
,404 dispatch, co "planting of the protectiots ratified
'Si the insurgents beyond the frontiers, that orders
well stow given to :he frontier puts, not to allow
' gni iinted bodies to pass, and in cam 4 need
. .t
to resist the-1 oy rarer. The Political Chief of
Getout" has diver ritifili.: notice: Lail h: had required
Ilse:Force. to- the Estero Pyrenees to givw ap
Mims, and the others rnuise (Tinos deserve the at.
mast rigour or the law. He itsformed his geoesty
' of *bat he had done, who has canoed lily. ileliwilt.
fo-tred t!-at bit Viejely approves of wheitialos
'cl.' one, that the most is -greet remonstrances bate that
made to '.he French G, veroJacol use the iaegaliiity
of its cuoduct iu protecting the wicked Spaniards
'rho hen taken rcfoge in France, and butt I demand
has been made lust they shall t obliged to remove
rt least fifty Ingots ;tom the frontiers."
VICK. MAY 23.
Accounts worthy of credit say, that the rebels
intend to come here next Sunday to set at liberty
the famoas Clara chie;* of the factions of Guile.
Even the elegy spread this Hews to terrify us.
What Imo passed at Cerro* has not not all diati.
wished the rage of these servile tigers. It is almost
heifer worth while to be one of the factious, since
tortopo the: e is always a purdota ; but the zealous
pattiots, ',handout', es we are, hare no resource
but .to die fighting, as all rue brottlareu of the
moittliktine have dote. Calaturie is st the last
geeie Waal-dee, to: ',Sod relief. The patriots
ha,Ciiie!tifitosed to death. In ou! agony we beg the
.f.imeammit ---. But it is oboe o'clock. end
Alleybiat to arms. GO dCfend us, my friend ! who
kunt.frs whether this nisi uot be my last. The in-
Nugent, of Moses A Orli are only • league sod a
quarter off at Paradell, aqd. of &Warne there is
1 !mother numerous body led bra Yruncisean.
1

CARDONA. NAT
Al the country people arri n insurrection. Ito-
amities is tu-day at Perm, three leagues distant.
Tbe public spirit is tis bad as possible, thanks to
so agony • • •. Succour ! speedy succour fur
God's sake! The militia has jest declared against
the system in the presence of the Municipality and
the Governor. At the first summons the well-
disposed went out against Mimi., and during our
nineteen days absence plots were forming Isere
against us ; that is, sgainst liberty. Accounts flout
Cordusa, of the 416 t, 11W01011 that the facisuus
had token puissession of Sidman'', in spite of the re-
sistance of the inlishitautr, who were forced to sub-
mit by want of water, all the springs hiving heels
turned Of. The number of the factious and the
names of their chiefs are unkuuon, s nobody is

permitted to lease the towns: it *as only 'known
that they had disarmed the •ilitia. and thrown
doom the inane. and it was itillptood they hod IT-
posed heavy dues and cootrilpstiono on the Liberal%
la the villages from four to six leagues round Spl li
-
eens they have seat summonses. thiesitstaiagiosth

lo Sawyer does not follow time, leaving *aly toile
Will in each house.
The Alcalae or Tartesa has published an *lli.
touted proclamation, directing the inhabitants what
steps to bike to defend themselves if attacked by
the insurgent., and threatening to use rigorous
melons's to those who shall favour the rebels, or
not resist them to the utmost.
MADRID, JIM 2.
The Government hos received an express from
the Commandant of the sixth military division,
announcing the defeat of the insurgents at Taos.
ritn, on the 30th May, by General Perna, who
bestows she highest praises on his brave troops.
—(Madrid Papers, Jame 3.)

VAUXHALL IWYkL GARDEN.
WIRE PROPRIETORS have the grateful! task
A of arhmaeledltiAe the laereloiog eseasealleessot they
esperierrer, sod to ammo," that Ore 'wires aasoaraseata,
INA the woadertal socearisag rutin, the jester. las.
the crowd Heatirolwriesopirea, arid easnmerlismoty
thre.Workr, which laverlihn ono staiverest satishatiow.
will be termed THIS NVINING, MONDAY. Jaw*.
Doors opersed at Hall-past Sem sigaelbersfrawmal to
bogie at Eight.—Arlaritiaaere 3.. 6d. • ; •••(..1
.I:H]

BRUI s ,],S ,S.

LONDON,
MONDAY, Joey

We have received Paris Papers up NV Friday
lea. They cmitrathet the report that the amicable
adjustment of the differences betimes the Turks
and Hessians was not well received by the To/klub
army. At a Divan held at Constantinople on
the 6th last, the evacnatioe of Moldavia and Wal.
Whin by the Turkish feillipb•was declared, and
it was also intimated titst mime but natives would
he in future elected Governors of these provinces,
which arrangement was unanimously approved by
the Chiefs of . the Janissaries who were present at
the Divan. We rejoice that Use peace or Europe
least to -be disturbed by a sew war ; but one joy
le damped by the fate to which it consigns the in.
**resting but unhappy Greeks. No nsatrof stied,
heart, or feeling, can be indifferent to their fati.—
The following are extracts from the Paris Papers :
PARIS. luau 13.. '
Yesterday Out Aiog presided at a Council of
Minister., whichant at St. Cloud.
It is affirmed that a courier hes arrived frees St.
Peremborgh, and that several private lettere afford
positive assurance that the dispositions of the RO4.
aisle Cabinet leave ao doubt relatively to the mein.
towhee of peace. The Emperor has set out for
Wane, where he will review his guards, sad whence
he will return immediately after to St. Petersbureh.
M,4e•Tstiscleff had takes his departure for Vi.
ease, and should have arrived there wo tot?
(Jovial des Debars.) • ti "' • (VI ,or
A journal asserts that the sew Neapolitan
migration has already taken office. The following
:is sad to he its organisation : for Finance, the
Chestier Medici ; for War, Prince Scalene, me-
. phew of Cardinal Ruffa; for the Interior, Pri
Cordite; for Justice, M. Tomsai; for Foreign A
fairs, the Commander Huffer. The Napoli*
Joernals of the 27th of May do not mention the
definitive appointment of those Ministers, but it
is probable. Letters received on the 11th speak of
the Duke de Campochisro foe Famixis Affairs.
The Prefect of La Moselle has addressed a eta
.
tailed statement of them cove if the Freuen.ewus,
which have attained their full •leamplentent tt its
Mayors of'iltie'dspartmeeti! Ns. "which.
Journal jiAk Moselle. AO taking i.e. Wiwi-
skreareeery other deaMitetein of force, it sweep
there'arekt present nut
-1/ 900,000 usgowager
arms in France.
Sir Thomas Mirithutd, Lord High Coulasisakekr
of the lionise blends, has arrived in If p,
'Otero he will spend a part of the summer; be will
pap the reariiiid-r in meting the country. •-'''
French Fends on the 12th.—Five '.Cents.
opened at 91 fr. 43 r. ; highest 91 1. 70c. ; dosed et
91 f. 30c. Book Stork, 1,694 f. 50c.; 1,690 f.
Eachasigeou Loudon, ace somithitif. 40 c. ; three
ditto 251. go c. .7
VIII WA, dull 3.

( Eztriet from the /rebel's Igieriree.)
On the 6th of last mouth' t 'etrecuetion of
bit/Wavle and IVellochia was 01 s se need in a Divest
at Constantinople, at which were present the Chiefs
of the Janissaries. and also the determination not
.to confide the office of Hospodar to any but Datives
for the future, which was adopted with uuanimous
approbation. This resolution is very acceptable
lath to the people and the troops; besides, it is
'considered the means of preserving peace with
foreign Power., and inowiding for the future safety
0r the principalities, mid it is taken in very good
part with respect to the Government.

Dutch and Flanders Mails arrived last night
with Papers to the 15th Instant. The followiog
are extracts :--

■AMBURGH, JUNI IL
We now know by kttrn boo St. Petersburet
of 25th May, that the departure of his Msjesty the
Emperor t►as positively hseJ fur the ftetb May,

. .
A
but his ablaut* will be very sh6rt, and ft es smutted
on good authority that he will be beck 41 St. Pe•
terabargh by the 14th June. Prince Selcach deo
is now the chief of the Scream nation. He has
called together all the elders of the peopia,iu the
eepitair mod made them take en oath not to 'violate
the allegiance which they have sworn to the Potts..
hat to resist to the utmost the intruded project to
disarm them. which is entirely at variance with the
privileges which are confirmed to them.

His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Sweden.
travelling under the name of Coent of Scan's, a►-
rived here on the •th instant, and we understand
will act out for Hanover on the 13th.
sausszt.e. JIM 12.

A British Csisinet messenger passed through here
yesterday on his say from St. Petersburgh to Lon.
don. It is supposed that he is the Wow •f highly
important dispatches.
MIMMIN44, MIT

--
Accounts from Hydro. of 21d 'April, say, that
consternation prevails in that island. The Hydri.
ots, Sprxsiots, and Ipsariots were deliberating on
' the measures they should take in the present actual
state of affairs. They begin t• see no prospect of
safety but in flight ; they thint to. foesabe.tboit
islands.• and to ronvey to the conthsent sf Be.
rope, by mesas of their vessels, their famine" sod
as much of their property as they can bring away.
If they should carry this project into executiou, we
have reason to believe that they will land (which is
singular enough) on the coasts of the Estates of the
Chinch, Or. as we call it. La Reeiogoa.• The paciic
character of the Pontifical Government, the absence
of those taxes and tnilitsry conscriptions, which ore
so great a burden to other countries, and, lastly,
the mildness of the climate, seem to have inspired
them with this project.
It is likewise believed that the great Greek tali.
gratioo will proceed to the coast of Provence, tad
that the flieres Wands may perhaps Itemise the seat
of a new Greek city ; Many Greeks wished to got*
' Syracuse, but they are deterred by the terrors of
the Neapolitan police, ',represented by Neapolitan
~refogete..
• We have just learned that great alt
Samos also, and that two Eeropree Week Ilan
sailed from it crowded with fraziliei."lt
that the cease of terror is felt on the oder islands.
and that the fleet of %%haslet Ali !has arrived at
Stanchio with HON troops destined to attack Samos.
It is certain that *a Pacha lea announced the et•
rival of die kit as Ness in hood.

AUGSBURG, JOBB oft
Letters from Constantinople of the MA (saysibo
Universal Gazette) make no meatisillif the (Aka
tended naval victory of the Greeks. ^Qi the con-
trary. it items that Samos fears tlr'e'fite or Scio.
The fate or Greece is decided. the sun of that.an-
happy errantry will set is oceans of blood, a dimad.i
fel example for future generations.
The aid of the Persians, who are marching against
Minimal, cannot save the Greeks. The last acv is
Prow St. Peteraborgh are wholly pacific. - -

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4114.

Spanish Papers have arrived to the I
extracts from which are given ip ear
columns.. • . .• ► h..
. • -""'"11111.10.0•T ‘ti a .9
The fievellitiarisire frigate. Coptsih Mei
pourable FLIBTWOOD PILLSW, arrived ow 984

turday attenuant at Portsmouth from the Medi4
,trirsueso. Int from Gibraltar, in teeuiy.fire days
mho Wimp ao uews—left the squadron all
' M proceed to Plymouth to psy off.

,76,—jimmer, of twenty.foar Kens, Captain
Ptireihnisa, sailed on Friday from Formacsh
tit de Neerroundlaud strtioa. She mob dispatches
Sao tba -overnor, Vice-Admiral Sir Casa: H*.
Sitrilmik; flirt., who, it is expected, win sclera
to 7 Iwd shorty.

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The LORD CB A RCELL,III, kho onsriew et
Lo NDO X D CARY h*d *YRDSDIRODDIC•das, gain pee-
terday. a r•41,1°.

Ills it:oiliest" Fa/incise° hat=ta„ die Minister
Mleospoissesore from the neole-erst Metroblle of C..
'ambit, arrived is woo from Patariiit Saaseday ear Magi
SO solicit do imase.liate maroons* WISI like licisedbelksrawes
newsi.uppa Mae esesipilloosif aka newlY4asablisbemi Glagoans
bias Stain, • I . •
Oo Saturday the /dispatches for Bengal. by the
ship Marchioness of Ely, Captain Hamm NAT.
were closed at the East India House, nod deliintred
to the Purser of that slap. _ -
Oil 'Wed nesdav the James Sibbald sailed foe the
Cope of Good Hope, Mauritius, and Ilonsay.
having embarked the following pasaesigerrat Posts•
mouth
Captain sad Mrs. Begble and three ettildrea. wed Ilespielaa4l
Botgesa lihauks, fur the Manritias • Mr. Sioclair, Asigsfos,
aiirewia, Calends Thomas sad ILwaseilartMcNalg
regimeol, Cadets, sod three Witten", Ise lissabay.
The Espiegle, fur the Cape, is Dew the only ship
of war fitting tor a foreign elation at. Portsmouth.
The Queen Charlene aid Hastilies (guard-ships)
are taken into Dock ; the Apollo yacht is token oat.
A e Spliketed—Revolailosoire, Egeria, and Gessahopper.—
Jo isireaer—thicea Itandien, mid Albans
(goard.sliipe); Apollo, Royal Greer, sad William sad Mary
)aeles; Espiegle sad Calliope brigs.
Two carnets of corn front Odessa to Constanti-
nople, -in Russian vessels, were insured lint week at
LLOYD'S, at the nailed premium for sea risk. the
owners engaging to guarantee the underwriters from
that of capture by the Turks.

The wheats are very forward, being in fall ear.
The Lent corns are looking yellow and thin, in con-
sequence of the hot and dry weather, ninth has
carriped an advance in the price of oats, and set
the speculators in that article on the alert.—(Spit.
uz Paper.)

The KING'S BALL.

On Friday night his itlajesty gave a grand Ball
at his Palace in fall-rnall, which was understood
o
into be in honoursagiandtom meet
the Pac
etthorrißoe ayalsid Princess
ti,gi,.eftesof
several
branches of the Royal Family were invited, as well
as nearly the whale of the Diplomatic Corps and
their Ladies, a number of distaiguished foreign's.
who see now in London, the Cabinet Ministers
alai their Ladies, nod the great Officers of Stare
and their Ladies ; iu fact it was a state esitertaiii.
meat, and the whole of the splendid sane of state
rooms were opened fur the neca.ion, and underwent
a temporary preparation. Shrubs and flowers from
the royal gardens of Kensington and Kew were
placed in recesses, and every precaution was taken
difith:uroorgailgiwo:rewanwlisgdni:, dsrsoomeercitsiaan,aniskiodlearecbrizsecoticurilf:gidoured:telis;teLaleletrbeytait I:ruinos,bldt.he Twiesiled7issb:":
ulibspseidlrrobi:teytelhe.itetegotTusilbvi
e
whole of the suite of room were splendidly ills.
inaled with wax-lights. The grand hall, arid the
avenues leading to it. were illuminated, as well as
the Palace yard. The chair door for Leue days
was opened on this occasion.
A detachment of the royal horse guards marehed
into Pall-mall a little before nine o'clock, and at
the same times guard of honour marched into the
Palace yard. preceded by their bead in their state
uniform's, who played a number of delightful pieces
during the night. The Maishalmen and Under
Porters were in attendance the same as an Court
days. A numerous assemblage of officers and
patrol of Bow.street were in attendance. The
Yeomdi Guard, in their coronation costume, hoed
the grand hell. The Gentlemen Porters sad Paget
appeared in their coronation uniforms. The cwt.
peaty began to arrive at a quarter before ten o'clock.
His Majesty entered his state spent/mats abUt
half-past ten • clock, dressed in a Field Mothers
uniform. wearing the Order of St. George, the Oa.
nish.Order, the Austrian Order, Ace. His Majesty
was attended by same of lois Officers of State, with
their wands of office, Mr. Messenger (the State
Page), and oilier attendee.e a many of them were
prevented from attending at that hoar win to
their engagements in the two Hisses of Parliament,
however they came about twelve o'clock and jetted
the splendid throng.
The dresses of the Ladies appeared to be new for
the.oceeWoo ; they were morteedendid and magni-
ficent—jewels iu great posiiisiss ; feathers were
very general.
The Duke of York wilted first of the Royal
Family. The Duchess of Kent was attended by
wo Ladies and Captain Conroy. The Prince's
Augusta was attended bite, Ladies iu waitiog sad
Colonel Stephenson. 'I he PrinceseSophia Matilda
was also present, Tb. Prince and Pnacess of Del-
-1
wark were attended by their suite.
His Majesty having received the royal Onagers,
his royal 'cloture', and those of the company
vited, who bad arrived, proceeded to the ball-
room, where by the King's-easissod the lewd as.
@enabled in a temporary 'sebum, fitted up in the
recess of the centre window, which was taken Ott
for that purpose. The band consisted of sixteen
eminent performers, under the direction of Mr.
Paine and Mr. Culinet. The flageolet was heard
with most delightful effect in all the dances.
Waltzing commenced at a quarter before eleven
ieskock ; a quadrille followed, but waltzing was the
favourite dining the night. se there were frequently
two waltzes between a quadrille.
The Octagon Room wars set apart for refresh.
inlets, it being the most cooveuient for the attend-
eiats to have seem to from the interior of the
Palace. There woo a great variety of the meat
choice fruit from the royal garden., the most supe-
rior and highly-flavoured ices and confectionery;
there were also side-tables with other refreshments.
which were supplied by the royal atteadeow nu
their este uniforms arid liveries.
The merry dance was kept up in excellent style
till about two o'clock, when the company separated
highly delighted with the royal entertainment.
Anionic the company present
The Prints' and Princess Eatarkaa); Saran Fogel, the
Ambassador treat the Netherlands •' the Aviteries• Minister
and his Lady ; she Russia. Asalsassedor, the Illaroota and
ilaisidelsemo or Mefferd, Earl Gower, the Santioiaa Aw•
barearlee sad his Lady; Baron biontheld, the Swedish Mi.
oisitei, sod phi. Lady t the Disoieh Meister, Lord brosige.
Viscose* Morprelt, Earl mod Cuaoteos of karbstsao, the
Doke mid Dachas of tiorthamberlaod, Lad tai L/y
Ross, Lord Gesothom, the Ladies Pratt,' the Ladies
Balker's', Earl Catheatt, Earl sad Covetous Veralem, ate
Hussomrahlo Mrs. flop, Mr. Nape, the Earl of inalan.
- lieserwalawe Ike Omani wormier, Oniestel Tboramm,
Cotooli 3,lgrots, tie Olaseheemess or Loodoaderry, Wesel
tiptoe, the Duke sad Dothan of Piettaad, Lord sod Lady
.Sersiersly Earl of Waswirk, Bares Loalissloof, the ISlde-
Sle AMP. Nesse sad Bodes 1 She Illasgaio sad Ilaschi@oms
• /Carl sad °swam of Winos, the allanmeaid
of Wisehester, Earl or Uxbridge, Deem Li-
the Neepolitsa Mieister; Lad, ramp Cassadialle iM
• Illsses Caveledialt, the Marquis of iiice. hory the WIMP*
sod Marehloseas of Leasdovia, Lord GIVI;r1 Camodiek.
the East of Lauderdale, Lard Stewart. the Earl of SOW.
the Earl of Westerns lead, the Marquis Callathas 160
Marquis Corairsitts. Berl Minsky, Lord Eliesbares‘l4 hWt
of Jersey, the Duke of Rutland, Earl Cowper, Lad As-
trans, Martinets's* of het It, the Marquis of Emote, Games,
of Jersey, Earl of Fite, Lord F. grotisark, Lady Illtyldis
the Coyotes@ Bathurst, the Dowager Duchess ad Rettseti.
Lord sad Lady Aboyae, the Doke sad Deena de
the Prussian Awbs..sdar, Vistoestsyd.el, Blida 141"1-
los, Lady *saber, the Camden of lady Mama,
the Merehimsess of Westmeath, the Dyke emit Dearaor
Wellington, he.

Yesterday his 111• J MITT. accompanied by the
Duke of You and the Prince's AUGUSTA, at-
tended divine service at the Chapel Royal. The
sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Ferris
Ptoorr. Canon at Windsor. The rervice was
Minnow'''. in F. The anthem was "pleased be
Mow, Lord God of larval," by Kue. Sir 6.
SMART presided at the organ.
On &tardily the Priors or DENMARK viewed
the King's stables. the state and other carnage'. SW.
attended by the Duke of MUST.
Lady M A LCOLM was presented to the Kis* et
the Drawing room by the Duchess of W 61.•
LIIIGTOII.

. , .
IP4IOIIOIr4BLII tikrrEs FOR
ITS/11110.
The Camino ofJenerp, root, Berkeley-.quart.
Leely Mary Itsee's elbi•, Thom babe.
The Dots Beauferee esterteiseeet is Groevesir.
*guar'
Ybe gul sd Goatees of Losedele's party is dales-

- -
street, peflutley-equare. -
Lady Hyde Parker's rest, Great Camberlead place.
TO-MORROW.
The C,oaatese of Wysties root is diratfordllsee.
CaMerl! Rasea pad, is Paeolaael-plare.

WIDNISDAY.
Wm Panther's snisais party, *awllle.eow.
71e Earl sad Coastwise Cawslis'a party a Privy Gardens.
Shuck's Ball.
The Earl sod Countess of St. Gersasio's party is St.
Jessees-equese.
THURSDAY.
The Dohs of Devessel.lre's 'anent Devonshire Hesse.
FRIDAY. , i
Lady Somostis root, Perstsad place. '
SATURDAY.
The Marelioness GI Loodoedesn's peep seer the Orilla,
▪ Janneregoare. • • • —.4
SUNDAY. . t_, ..
La
The Illseshlooses of Salielsory's esesesmAsis
los-eines. • •
.14114WH0N4 BLS PAMIR& •t
Ills ism* nod Marchioness of Lessisearn sal
etraosausnldeen=megarossenday lo Me P
This 'Moder sod, c
ersviatioszed
Comm ' Presch Aumbessedier, Ono Msnesser,
J'. NO, sad &noon • Warsaw, the Earl if
laistirniNk Ills Soto and Deedless& Guide, Lord add-
-4.72.1 ilsiells% Earl Gormands( Amens, Lord
111r:Pfhoia, doe. se esiditoseeils &Janne..

, •r. gai
TAM libutimma •Clasisumisresh IMw istereay mo-
tet um ow74lllll.woltlp altuteied., •
God Gower esieettllese selioNosolisifirtg so alleotiay.
lobbies* is HamillOroollotat
Lee* sod Lair Curiegtes 11011011esi so eateadary the
Frisch Aupborsibir, Bares Park*, Matilde siCarles,
CMG, Lueolf, Earl of Westmorland, COIIO4IIIIIO Ilkowebusp,
Lord F•restor, arml • largo p.m; et Nair Omsk Whilaltsil.
Md.
M. .Tyler. Esq. N P.vatarialotml dm Earl dallidalm
cad • large party M Moue% rowels M hie lwelo iu
Wititeltallyted; • 4.01 •

Ise Wm. Cue* auk allealeshso d the Doke at %lap Ohs
Dom of Welliagiae, the limilisks of Leedendevilpend a
ihseleopiehnd patsy, es ledebdefoi Ina seat, Ile-Male
Mr. sad Mrs. Smith esterteisod the Essl mad lholMlll,sei
Albrassrle sod a lave pally paelerday, at their MINS iledls
Jesswlnplus.
Lord O. klalefir owlerlmisea OD Dube of Portbillllmell a
her pour yoderday as bissemes,MensalowesarL
no Da. a 50044 game Mad a Monet gustrirsaisetay
al his Isom is Pell.esell. •
air C. Casesylaso: • had ..11 play gapes, M lie
. hoe% *Ai ti. ,
The Marian end Illeveleheine of lanedeweelnd • large
petty at dome teeterdey et Linaliewe • Illanne• Serbehr
slow&
Tienniet Flowpdea neerteiseil a silisehigalsbed party al
dieser yesterday u his bowls is tienewnseet, Cieeewtese.
weeue.
lard Crewe lead • large padre! Amer peorday at his
beau is Gronuolussal.: . ...to ..
The Custom of Dpearilmea Insed ended Invitation he
s spludid root ow Ole Mb of hely as hum Is Pallusall.
Lady H. Cavendish has pastreeed bee ieeeniall east Rtes
lie Nsh lasted so tho 46 or Joly.
The Earl of Darliurtso will giro • wood enisehan;niene
le the Duke of Tads awl a dissiasaished perry se *Mg
neisat, at hie hewn ie h. Janieenripiere.
Mr.. Mulevlerti 'posse aeons elejewad Ow &Nth, he
lane party of feshisesibass at hoc weevillierened Leen
Buttress.
ruff:oNA sin arevemes TS.

Tb Dato ft Meek rad tits 1.4 sod Cattalos. of fler.
ref haws nestmad Is toss hens Amadei Castle.
Me Doe** mad lady Gim Imes left Blales's
itysohott, for their test la iferts.
Dtpariete• from the Palteory Howl, Piccadilly :—air
Malian sod Lady /Maori for their sort Is Wills; Mr. thtd
lady ASS Murray foe teak seat is Ihotlasd ; Coothes of
lathes sod the Ladies brats far their met sear Meths ;
Giese' death tes a tour • Ho.. Mr. seed Mts. Cagiest* far
Arm oral is Noeiltsatpeveishire; Mt. nod Mrs. Edward lies
Ist Malt osai, Denis Covet, soar Casioebury.
BkIGHTON. Joss

Wt. assured that his Majesty way ha supeeterl at the
Pietism I. The eosins of • few days.
7W wasos has auspiciously eutusieseed. The visitors
s 4iihies have iorrewed within els Ara week eery
sidwubly, owl the attractions of voesl26lll isms
wale so Tappet's Native Library owes
asetws. 11131,r, • •
Dassidasa's new Library, os the 21 • 4•111060.
Y
last. A kind swirseserowsstela LM
nib is the Ciolikisskiwdoelwiikas4 is 6111 V
'ow. 'tonally. but ME.• . •,. •

Sevilla Writ hoosiahate bees merged wi this the last few
days La ire of dialect ion.
Ilk R. Wellesley, M.P. is is the list of ear arrivals this
work.
We awkestasid that oar Theirs Is at leogth let, sad that
k will be opesed et the latter rod of the 'issuing mouth.
Woribiog is geniis; spike gay. Mr. Trotter is sasklog
swim prepsratiom roe his theatrical campaiga. He has es.
peed as steeliest coespaay.
UM mod Lady W. Bentinek, sod Mr. Cooke sad Lady
Ass Illoalte, have beta on a visit at Amadei Castle.
TM sable .hachure, Battle Abbey, with its bewail/el
peeidlo, is elm inhabited by a goatkman of the manse of
sawier, who ewes 8001. a year for the some.
Jftr Cl. Webster sod his family are at levee, la kirks**.
had. Froviosa to the worthy Biarweet'a kering Battle
Ohm, he rata orders that the Grail Hall, cootainiag the
(what picture the Battle of Napthiret .bald be *petard
so the he
topublic every Maeda:, which orders we rigidly as.
k.

Saturday the CIAIICILLOII of the EXCHZQUIR
pre a grand dinner to a numerous puny.
The nuptials berretta Lord F. Goleta mod Miss
GAzett.l.a are to be solemnized to•asorrorr.
Among the latest arrivals at Boih er►-
71e ewe" et Horofbrd, Mr Orford Cordes, Admiral
ud airs. Um, Unbend Browse, Major•Geaeral Jackie*,
Gdosel Nam, Cohort Miele, and Liestroaot-Culosel
Mamma.

RTDI, Just 14.—This delightfully pleasant
"toting place is daily becoming more gay from the
'du* of company. Among the fasbiouable ar-
rivals are the following
The Hoe. sod Roe. P. &reverie. Mrs Bosiverie, Sir
W. B. sad Lady W.tby sod fassiiy, Mr Gower Staldva,
Cots lid family, Mr. Werstom sod Mr. Teekrr mad famesly.
The second regiment of Bucks yeomanry have
been invited by the Marquis of CHAN DOS to dine
Inether on the lgth of July. the anniversdry of the
ewmution of his present MAJESTY. at the Tuwu
Hot, Buckingham.
TIMPiItATIMIL—A gentleman who has recorded
the weather for many years, informs us, that on his
!limn there is no instance of his thermometer haw-
invest before attained thy height of last Thursday ;
at u'eP. M. is the sun, 115 degrees of Fahrenheit.

t

.•
iblikat*kk.

;
This interesting theatre opened on §atgerday tight
for the ennui:ter memo, wills taeufic,for ll* "suffer.
ing Irish peasantry," *hide. it is to be regretted,
was not en fully sttenAll as could have been wished.
The entertainments rio4Menced with en occasional
sketch', in one act, called The Bill .f Maly, written
in en amusing style, abounding its point, and full
of broad humour, not without • sualcielit elloy of
hostile strictures upon the site and 'management of
the 'Meer theatres. The apparent purposes of the
piece, to hint the course which the managers have
prescnbed themselves in cateriug for the public
amusement, sal to exhibit a specimen of the powers
and capshitioies of the dramatic corps, were well
attained ; and the trill-, in contributing much be-
yond especialion and the promise of it. tide to the
riteetenonieut of the audience. received • lobe's'
lend well-inented ,nerd of epplame. The princtinol
inovelties ott the occasion were the introduction, for
'the first time on the boards of this theatre, of Mr.
•W, Ware and Mr. Las; the former of whom, by
the variety of his comic talent, sod the letter by his
chaste and humorous delineation of the low comedy
of Irish character, give patois/ of • considerable
acquisition of effective strength to the establish-
ment. •
Theolteratiome which the theatre has undergone
Votiming.in the bringing of the front seats in the boxes
further forward thou in the last mason, /ad the in.
troduction of four chair iota the trout and second
rows of the dress circle, whereby much is added to
the Rena'sl toonfort end convenience; and in the
removal of the lympanuns or sound-hoard project-
ing front the front of the presemares—the insertion
of plows of lookiog-glasa in the divisional *posers of
the trouts of the boxes—the substitution of a warmer
tint foe the dead white of last mason in the lute.
hors, and the addition of a 'pointed drapery of erica.
son fringed with gold, tastefully festoooed, to the
backs of the boxes. which greatly increase the cheer.
fulness of the general effect. &Hag additional
lights also appear to have been introdeeed.
The performances went off in the most satisfac-
tory manner; end the arrangements that have been
aimed, antaleunced warrant the hope of a season of
sitcoms' and profit commensurate with the spirit sod
enterprise: of the managers.

Tug ill ROBY.
We are happy to find that this attractive little
theatre has proved eminently successful ander the
present management. The new melo drama of
Le Nolitaire couttosys to attract elegant and
crowded audiences. It is extremely well supported
by the shiferent perfurineis, particularly by Mr.
lltuaaotions, whose perforanauce of the principal
character is replete with pathos, and evinces great
dramatic Islets.. We are much pleased that the
paerosialre thus bestowed by the public is fully
answered 141 the wanted eaertioas of the manager,
as we sparderetnad that in addition to other new
reitsforcensents, he has ceueladed an engagement
with that 616 and most deterring favourite of the
ler..Baseauay; tttllhtat Mg absence from
the sostrepolimu boards haiilliapa A 41lieet of regret
to his formes admiterik, •
rea ut..ales
The heatilt of Mr. Kitty is rumoenceet is the
frees of so papit for this night, at the Italian
Opers-house. The public will be pleased to see
that his MAJILITY has been graciously pleased to
extend his royal patronage so the accasiou to this
lengsestablisheil and meritorioes feroarite.
Mr. Kiss on Saturday night commenced an
engagement fee six nights at the Bath theatre.
He will play every night this week until Friday
inclusive.
Our with to Vauxhall on Friday was indeed e
most delectable treat ; we never remember witness.
iog, each a dieplay of beauty and fashion. It is
gratifying to see this delightful retreat so de.
servedly admired, and again to rook amongst the die.
languished amusements of the nietropolis. Among
some of the, first persons in Loudon we hastily
glanced the following
Lard James Stewart, Dr. Dailey, Costume of Shrewsbury,
Mire Tinsel, Lady sad the Mimes Imehinehia„ Dim. W.
Barriaitoa, T. W. Besessoat, 111. P, Caplets le Rees-
wont, R.N. Admiral sod Mr.. Douglas, Capt. Curry, R.N,
Earl era Galaarie of Albemarle, Sir James Stewart, Lady
tritspotriek, Csietaia Stapleton, Liestenent.Coloael Ihr R.
Steele and family, Lord and Lady Rory, Lard Hervey, Lady
Bolton, Lady Sea Cooke, Sir David Geoid, Sir H. Lambert,
Lady tYiliiam 11hDotield, Lady IL Norma., Hem Fitsiey
' Stanhope, Lady Campbell, Sir Geo. Worresilet die. Ike. Ate.
• large quantity of ice was shot about test o'clock
lest night auto the cellar of the coofectioneer. next
door to the Crown and Anchor. It consisted
chiefly of large lumps us white as snow. just im-
ported from Norway. The novelty of the scene
arrested the attention of the powiengers, and col-
lected a ctowd upon the spot.
This evening (the loth inst.) the English steam.
boat, which is built of iron, and which arrived iu the
morning at t#4. Cloud, set out fur Paris, where it
arrived at eight o'clock. The French boat, Le Due
de Boasrdeerz, which left St. Cloud at the same
time paused it On the way, and left it half a league
bebiebd.—(freati• Popes.)
A anOIIIIVION.—Mr. Gamut, the intrepid aero.
neat (the person that ascended its the Park at the
King's Coronation), who was so unfortusiate es to
have his balsam destroyed when descending near
Beachy Head. after his ascent from Brighton, in
September last, has nearly completed another most
rasguificesit and stupendous aerostatic machine, in
which he will ascend from some pert of OW Waifs-
ix)lia en the anuiversary of his Majesty's Coronation.
The bridge erecting at Conway is making rapid
progress: the piers ate raised several feet Isiah. It
is expected to be completed next summer.
The cuckoos arc very nualrfOlal and very noisy,
delighting 1.1 a blight SOU Slid Maw atmosphere.
The grass mowing happening essay this year.
many partridges' beets have beets destroyed ; but
there is ail reason to leer any scarcity of birds su
September; the number of old ones left at the
close of loot shooting season bevies( been 'niftier -
lady large.
Otte of 'hi overflowing muskets consequent on
a great stock no hand, and t be advanced slate of the
season, occurred at Chichester on Wednesday. The
best lot meats heated 3.. per stone. but none ex.
seeded it. Lambs, 91be. per qr., were purchased
at 16a. per head ; and veal sad other meats propor-
, tiessobly cheap. The poultry market had also a
redandancy, and chickens and ducks were, at the
closes bought at 116.9 d. per couple.

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Ito* at. YACHTbite. NATIAAL BINErOLRNT INS 1711770 N.
..—.......--_ .
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Calli, !vas 15— TM seases of meemblage for tie I Selleeday the Amsual Meeting 'lshii laudable lestitution.
lathe, sampeesog Aka mom *gaol molar institusioa hayloft for the triter of ditleensed /*emu in the lniStlie ram" of
peeplow...l err is, owes is already dwaiagabga,g by lb, az. life, .4 whatever cieusiley ur persursiois, was held at the
rival etibe-foliowis, menehies 1... i Freemasons,' Taveris, Gies' Qiwes-strires Liamolie• Is..
The Ma
Colter ran& • kids. when a norweitios 40J respectable compasy *wooded.
rquis of Aaglmey, is the ...Pearl roer us liairecsl whim were revival persons of distinction.
Capt. Hon. lir C. Pens H. M. cotter Fosevald 0 Is appeared from the Repots of last year, that 57 indivi,
Arthur Right How. Sir Arab Paget Colima yawl 0 `dash hod bees relieved by the Isotitutisis at peuaiosters, and
Capt. Hon. P. B. Pellew ... Gl•lia yawl 41 rerrired from bat so 101. per snation acceding as their
The Hoe. Wm. Here Polak yawl pp ease* merited relief. The widows of a Harooet and • Chief
Sir Georg, Thomas, Bart Elias yawl 34 Justice, who had Armagh witavoidable ciretiariatances been
James Masse Esq. Satirise collet g 4 d. liver to distress, were included ies the number, and mama
Thomas A. Smith, Egg ,,,Rtiaabgab yawl ....es /eau iosteates were staled of the widows of orators and
Owe. Williams Eaq Gesell. cutter yg others who had bees cieriehed by she lustitosion ,• reduced
Joh* Sbakspear, Emu
...yd geutlessew have also been allowed peraiunii, after being din.
Juba Gordonll Rog . 14,140 rimer
......3! towered is the moat abject circesetsaces, stillferiag order
Captain Symonds Cornwallis yawl
..., yg all the privatioas of distress, see, sod allietion ; s.d several
Calomel
Ja Rhedd
Weld, en ... Lam Grow , )aei 43 peosiosers have berm add. al iloriatt she prat year.
mes fog Julia yawl 43 Luce the demise of his Royal Hothouse the Doke of Kent,J. P. Powell, Esq. *el,. whew..., pi l who was patios, his Royal Highwess Prince Laropuld of A. swhisois F.sq. Lisa),. ".4,,,„*"....14 l Sssistatherg, has brume palm" of she Inoit m t lun . Thy H. Fawkes, Foq, t...
Rey. Gee. Hopei wohailwa yawl
_se • asps...liter* ta am 'coal arm. With a view of providisig far
J. IL Peatease, Esq Miry yawl ba the permanesee of the Isittiniion, 1,0551. 7.. Ild. have bees
imitesiell is the purchase of 1,5001. stork. is the names albs
Asa the followier are MOW NH for Imemadiate crubisur 1
Thew. Trashes to the Charily sad she Georral Committee have the
Fakes ship....
Amselope tatter
loos id dialiettsims. Several speeches were delivered is the
Mary schemaer 95 Vesenent Ocitatmeal.
Ma
•• . •sad when the mewing of the day brute up a Mad-
Ariel Elisabeth yawl SS Jobs. flyietioll. smarm Eaq• - mime collect/Po was made by the company.
moms • 11 TinineMahlon. goy.
Velma sehoooer..... )18 Remy Patties Req.
Goyim, muter .. 84 Thomas Leeks Eeq.
lady of she Lake yawl.. 38 George Ha/lialay. Fag.
Blue Eyed Maid cutter 39 Thus. P. Williams. Esq.
Arrow yawl . ..... 90 Joseph Weld, Esq.
Or Saturday, the Bth lesions was lateocied how Riaisey's
yard, West Cowes, a beamidel cotter podia, called the Ruby,
built fee Sir George Leeds Bart.; wit i saw i• swift is the Readsead, from Loads,. Mdealredoehamiser
Haw, 120 Isoa(Virgisia model). 114111158* I. Capt. Bosom.

Rev,

WANSTEAD HOUSE.

The sale of the maguillreat furniture of this prised, me
sios commesced us Monday last, and cootioned to Friday
whet ire of she thirty-Iwo days sole appeased
were brought to a realutios. Tb. company which hoe
weeded throughout the week, although hot so •11•SerOliel
daring the view, has still been highly respectable. Two
hours ow each day presnom to the ectillemucemeal thel
sale, from Sr. to twelve, have been devoted to viewing tho
lots; and tea, although the whole of the pnasims consist
be sees, still a great part may, together wish the mars st
the grenade, including the very beware poste which 6 a•
object extremely well worth seeing, tad is pert assail,
of marine prodoctims. is 'warty equal to any Walley of
the same character in the kingdom.
0. Monday aftermon • periled board ma exhibited la
toospktiona ports of the Park, gag that the whole,
or Kay part of the groesd, may be rested on building leases
for a period of obalywisie yeast, a step which the beams of
Me property, wish • view to the interests elate future bras,
think the moil peeled that can now be adopted. said we
nelerstaad that it is still further their bantam he
ham the present suasion palled des., sod its Maim
vials sued it separate luta. While ors admit the pre.
deuce of this usessere from the imemose emperor it mold
be meossary its rear hereafter to famish It in a mit-
able style, tia well as the soma which it wooed be requisite So
expend to keep it Is repair. still we mascot bet regret that it
should browse seemary to destroy • strsetora tembealog cis
many architectural besusies with etch costly decorations, sod
which, ellhoegh wareuted nearly a century back, ham will all
tentmakers. of remit labour-we allude particularly Mt the
misted etilleg SW gilded ornaments of the bail and greed so.
lose Mein are execotod is • very superior sty* and Is.
depredate if the remiseratioe paid lwageut the artist. by
whom Ms Mina. wore executed, mosh..ist other
Uwe been eilhoted at monsous charge. The oak=
door; and wielder /ruses, which are likewise is the highest
Mate at presentable, mast alas be cossidered extremely
'seeable.
VISIT DAT...-91/11111T1111 IN Tilt CRIES DAMASK
TILTS? BITTING-100M.
Two pair of crimes damask velvet Freaels window ter-
tabs% /sc. 061 Ils.--The Material of these curtsies wort said
to have tow hip. • yard, sad they were extremely full and
bog.
Circular mires' japes rotatory lade's boolteme, 191. Se Id.
°Mesa! eabiset, mamma a cosily special's. of lapis
lazuli, smehyst, sod valuable ram 311.10..
Amalie rabbet, smaller, but more costly, 461. 10..
A pair et grimed card rack; elaborately carved, 331. os.
Squarer carved sad moulded console table, the lop of
aelepre raised japes, 1W.155.
SECOND DAY..-I.llitallY.
Ausioster carpet, green ground, live yards by dose
101. Sa. 64.
Two pair of superb greets Goma velvet French rod win-
dow curtains, kr. 941. 10..
A mimed massire English oak Jibes, y.table. 571. lk.
A costly Greets@ scroll back mad cad Ws, with squibs,
cusbiosa, dte., 7 feet 6 !mg, 341.145.
Two superb circular.back ebusytrasse Roman emoolo
claim mob 141. Is.
Two pair el superb grecs Gems velvet French rod via.
dew curtains, 94/. 109.
F.6.ay librarytable, Sobbed in tortokooki.ael bull pa-
aes, 311. 10s.
Cimino scroll bark end end sofa, 7 tie 9 lung, 521. 10s.
Circular chewy Parisian rotatory book-era mid work.
bade, MI.
A magsilicest choosy Pajama cabbie book.mee, 1071. Is.
A similar we to notch, 147/.
THIRD DAY.-CRIMSON DAMASK VII/VIIT STATE
EED-CHAMBER.
ground A:wieder carpel, 5 yards by 4,311. Ils.
State bedstead, with superb crimson seam-ground dumak
velvet furniture. This was the bed used by Sir James Til.
on. dls supposed to be 150 years old, 15111. Ils.
Two pair of crimson satio.grolad damask velvet Fres&
rod window curtsies, 761 13s.
A mahogany bootjack, with spare cologne sad bead
reel, 31. 13a. W .--Tbis was eidssidi•red a very cosiveasent
bout-jack, but she price was mkt for fumy alma real
worth.
°Metal jams cabbie, 341. 13a.
CRIMSON VELVET STATE DRESSING-ROOM.
Two psi. of Groom velvet window carcass, 701 7s.
'Firis elegant whim hollow back lode jeirsa Miami elbow
emirs, Its.
A Grecian' scroll frame chasm lounge, with mash, bolster,
sod Wawa pillow, 3W.
A magnificens per glom, 511. 15e.
Cava*, oriental jags rotatory lade* bookame and work-
table, 141. 3s.
A magaikeest cabinet wing wardrobe, of the rare old
reed lined with velvet. bc.
A beatifsd wear* Wee piwesahios, staffed with Persia
decker work. embroidered as silk sod gold, ei velvet Reg,
lb tacks by 0 iodine, IL

CAMBRIDGE, Jun■ 11.

The aeeseelleee geld medal for the best English peens
by s resident wader-graduate, was last week adjudged to
Mr. Juke Henry Bright, of St. Jokies College. Subject :
Peiesyre."
The Rev. rms. Smith Turnbull, M A. and the Rev. Cle-
ment Robert FIARCII, M.A. Junior Fellows of Caine Col-
lege, were on Tuesday the 4th instant elected Senior Fellows
el am Society.

HAMPSHIRE AORICULTCRE SOCIETY.
_„„.._

Tonday this Sudety held their Grunt Sommer
fortis& and Exhibition of Live Stock. its held Itekb•Si•S
t. Mr. &wads, of Si. Cross, near Winchester. The show
of cattle wag the most warty ever lismem, sad the mimed-
aace of wiegabers equally short.
After t►e exhibitioo, which spoke volume upon the d..
clime of reseal prosperity, tweisty-emen gmtleimen only sat
doer. to as excellent dinner, provided at the George los.—
The Chair was takes by the Prraideat, Sir T. Baring, Bart.
After the President bed given • few appropriate toasts, he
read the award of t►e jodera,
Mr Thomas Baring made a meat frame address to the
gmetiog. He described the present rola as principally owl**
to the attending its the consul, sod the excessive taxatioe.—..
Sir Henry Wilms differed from the President a. to the
Reif of the penes' dimmers of the farmer, stiribatieu
Ahem chilly to t►e waist of that market at borer, whic►,
dewily the war, carried off every descriptiva of produce
'tar lbw army •ad wavy. We were, however, most happy to hear,
Imbed It was the ooly cheering circumstance of the day, that
although the two worthy Bermes differed ens polities, both
medially pledged themselves to the Society fairly and honoura-
bly to mon the overwhelming rain of the period, by suit-
able redgetiome of retie. With these rossolatury sassraisces,
sod folly expecting that all land sod tithe owners is the
meaty would inemediately follow their example, the party
►roke op with spirits somewhat rx►ilarated.

•
r E CHAIR.
A A foe age, at Oughtlbridge,• lon heat of ten miles,
far tea guises*. took plate between the INtafielal Ns mad the
Starlosliold Naas homed% dame wheo, tient: Ars ef
the dogs (Hiroo base sad two of the fat labovred wader ilas
disadvantage of bamiag to awn • post which aceidasudly
lay Is taw way, sod thereby warring the other Ns hosed to
pass Ana about half G ads. Two of the Beelealield doge
ems is drat by 'boot vas headred yards : oas of lbs har-
riers was ems years old.

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TROTTING MA IV&

...........
A trotting mato ease mile (catch weights), Sir a test•
Amble sou, took place on Illitedsy ea the road leading from
Tern Hill to Sontiford. in Shropshire, Issinosa • Meet hem
beionins to Mr. Ma Drury, of Wom, sad • mooed troth•/
mare, sirs property of Mr. Overton, winch was woe by the
bone heating do mare opwsrds oft* yank. Time hem tea.
pieta the ants is two lalsoies sad IS sserisds. Odds at
Martin one bet freely three to e•e ea the seam

NA re L PROMOTIONS.

Captain J. W. Roberts is appointed to the Theselan,
at Chatham.—Lieseteosat Wm. Nevi!! (sea of W. Revd',
Esq. of Waneketew) ; Mr. S. Beware, Bargees ; Mr. Wil.
sou, Assistaat•ltorgeo• ; Mr. J. Wood, Master ; sod Mr.
W.G. Davis, Pamper, are aPpointed to the Jspitrr. Sllias at
Plymouth to take the Right Hun. George Gooier to ladia.—
Lieuselyeat W. H. Lever is appoiaied so the tkomphore
ais-
sal MIMS. at &MI6 Hell, sod Lieuteamte Charles Harrises
to the amities me Hobbs Duos, near Compton, Buseez...-
Appoiotmeats have new takes piste to the twelve sagas! sta.
Hone totems the Admiralty and Portsmouth Semaphores
(iselitaive).

THE Asian:

IPOURTN DATe.-11111111W11110- ROOM.
Too look of surer► crimson doge► Free► rod whitlow
curtsies, MN._

This atereleg, at fuer e'eleok, the Id regiasert of hiss
gourds kft ibis tore for the barracks is Regret's Pork ; and
abort (lever o'clock lbe Ist regiereei of life guards
marched fate Medlar barracks, to supply their plan.
The lernmev regialeat bad bees quartered here twelve aseetbs.
(Wernher Esprit:ref Saturday.)
11Ie Ist regimes' of royal Umpires have removed from
Rrilipets barracks is Csaierbury socceeded by the Ilth
forcers.

The Ozfuni Herald of Naterday claming the lellewhor
notice in as theismlty letellierete:—* The Rev. Rectum,
LAY/MS. , D.C.L. Come of Christ Chore* sad Regius
Profiteer. of Hebrew, is appoiated Anthhishop el Cashel.
Tau Fuses—There was my little &fag ne Satoniay,
sad the market appeared steady though eat. Consuls were
'MI ler the Atteeet t Reduced, ; 4 per Celts. ;
New 4 per ('.eats. Yt#H ; Lees Aemaitlee, 10f 3-16. Fo-
rme Securities, ammnal previa: Rposieholitlf 4.11 ; Da.
nisi", 44f ; Presents, NI; Coleashiaa, 101; New Ditto,
111; Chilton, BO; Russia. New, $2.
On Thursday the remains of Viscount BuIIAXLEY
passed through Osfurd on the way fur interment
et the family ~.est, at Baron Hill, near Besumans,
Angles's.
General GS011•11101'S horse Itfareelha was the
wins', of the Teat stakes at Ascot Heath on 'rues-
doily se'unight, se we had the pleasure of ending last
week. The General has since transmitted b ef. to
the Irish Relief Committee, superscribed--•• M.r.
cel os. from the plains of Ascot."
A fire broke out on Thursday morning in the
warehouse of Mr. BROS DwArce, sail.menufacturrr,
at Horsleydoivii, which destroyed the house mod
several adjoining houses.
Ou Friday eight a man of the name of Guy, in
the employment of Mr. Hume (es brewer), at the
sign of the Bunch of Grapes, Whitecross-street, by
some accident fell into • copper of boiling water.
Hr wee taken sun most shucking state, and coos
,eyed to St. Baerholossweir's Hospital, when be limb.
gered in most excruciating pain till' aturday motto
when be expired.

Cirili aimed sod Rile oak loaf frame Gravies' scroll sad
taxiote sofa, is elegem crimes b. ..L, 'heves rest six
Maims Ili.

TIII TIVTII OAT.
The sale el this day, whirl; was esteem', well etteedel,
oressis* d retire!, of chime, dullest Sad dessert services, Joe.
The ptiees opus the whale, roesiderin the oaten of the
assecles sold, many of which were were ouriesities, were to-
lesslity fair; bus to preens wise imek sot to ieelesk maths,
bet is the rarity of the lets, they digit be ceesiAsred as
very cheep.
A costly &seer vervire ef eld Dresdee ettles, exquisitely
pe;eled with Weds and iesecth, dishes sixes,
36 to►le plates, eisd Hooey plate., hiched 116 (vies's, sad
was thought very resemble,

Ei.lEO tOR
TIIE DlSTRiess In IREL9Nb.

The officers. soma-ersoinsiseiosied officers. and
drummers, composing the permanent staff of the
lit Somerset militia, stationed .at Taunton, here
very handsomely contributed one day's ;my each in.
words relieving the sulterines ef the dierreesed Irish.
The officers, noncommissioned. and drusainera,
of the staff of the Wiltshire militia, stationed sat
Marlborough, have give', a day's pay towards the
relief of the Irish.
The subscription in Hereford for the famishing
!resit amounts to 52/1. 13s.
• On Monday slam a meeting gins held at the
Guildhall, Tauntou, in Sumersetshore, foe the pur-
poor of considering ,the dimmired state of Ireland,
.od contributing rely(, C. Penile. Esq. opened
the business of the meeting, and E. A. Stanford,
Esq. submitted,e resolutien. that an immediate
subscription be entered into." Dr. Kinglike op-
posed the resolution, and contended that no private
bteevulence could remove the evil complained
tfiit the present distress of the Irish bad beets
caused by a system of misrule mid oppression
aid that Government ought to advent), two 'sil-
liest/ Nee the oinking fund toweidi Asir relief.
The • Lammed Gentleman. however', inbsequeetly
Wielidreir his opposition. and a subscription coni-
nimsced which shortly amounted to 1501. Nu-
MMUS additional dearth:els are expected.
Yesterday se'onight • sermon was preeched in
Deddington chtirch, Oxfordshire, by the Rev. A.
Greases, for the benefit of th distressed
from Acts. xx. v, 35; after which the inhabitaiits.
with their accustomed liberality, subscribed the
gem of 241. 15.. lid. And the Wednesday pee-
ceding, beioeohe auniversery meeting of the Friend-
ly Societies of that town, they, with the denotes's
who preached to them nu the occasion, coutithettd
IL .516 making a total texclusive of serious sum.
trausinitted by individuals to the neighbooriog
-banks) of 301. b.. Ild.
We have the pleasure to manatee,. thi the st -
ecriptioes in Doncaster and its vicinity amount to
2571. Sa. 6d. which sum has been remitted to the
London Cotnmittee, in aid of the general subscrip-
tion fur the relief of the distress in Ireland.—(Den-
Cosier Gaset)e.)
Yesterday Sennight the Rev. J. Allpart Or escheci
two sermons at the parish church of Chiiipenhain foe
the benefit of the distressed Irish. Tbe cullectietoe
numented to 441.70. lid.
On Monday night last a ball wail held at the As-
seeily Rooms, Swaffham. in alti of the feria for
the relief of the distressed Inih, and oever, in e
towu of similar extent, have those deep feeliogs of
pity which the condition of that starving people hag
awakened through all rinks and societies, kindled
a mime ardent spirit of emulative liberality. Thi
sem which the stewards, by an appropriation of as.
Nit of every ticket at Ss. each, have been ensiled
to remit to the fund amounts to 60/. Is then a ball
(as has been objected) the least eligible plea to be
pursued under such eireenistimees Assuredly
when the warn sympathies of benignity are power-
fully excited by the siefertap of oar fellow-crow
tairesethry meet be wens thee Cynics who eau
pallet amidst the flow of charity, mad cavil at the
mask by which those sympathies are concentrated
into operative usefulness. During the delay occa-
sioned by such bold deliberations, Famine might
do its worst, and reader every assistance unit.
Frisk-46e obit', we ssedieles pulsar
4Lask% Coal saki per Weeds asevalowes Suss.
-111aliipg as that occasion was wanting which could
-"site the hearts and minds of the sisegiblege 11l
Owe common interest. Superior birth laid iti proud
ilhotinclloile aside, and grasped with cordiality the
bond of its humbler. but no less bonipasoiouide as-
amine; nor did 'Murat Beauty darken her fair
.bedgewith disdain when she encettutered amongst
ell seizes of the dance
, • " A yoga to tortoise sad to lams eakaowa."
it indeed be termed a dealings struggle,
" assashis pedibasque." in behalf of the poor Irish.
the Steward., vie, John Mascot', Esq.,.. H. F.
Day. ay. "eq., Mr. Mettle, Mr. Palacio; Mr. Jeffiley.
Mi. Bloye. Mr. Bedell. and Mr. Rose. Much praise
, iselue for their indefatigable exertions. To the
peoprietors of the rooms also • considerable shire
of thooke belong • nor must the musicians, under the
'direction of Mr. icraggs, be passed over unnoticed;
their gretoitous performance and earnest eagerness
to oblige, demand honourable mention, sod fully
testified they had hearts in perfect univoii..-" beans
which could feel for soother."
Summer's's'. Jules 14,—The beeeveleet sob-
orriptioos in this town and its vieisilty for the relief
of the perishing Irish. are daily augmenting. hod
amount to near 8001.. lu Liverpool ruscluding
1.0004 from the Leeds fond) 6,0001. has been col.
levied, end large queistitits of potatoes, mi.
meal. have been shipped from thence and frous
Chester to Ireland. About 2001. was collected at
the churches, and at Cures-lane chapel, in But.
'Dinghies.' on Sunday. and 534 at Leek, after a
rennin' by the heir. F. Power, late of Stapleton,
la this comity. These subscriptions, however libe-
ral, will still be iwefficient to save the lilies of essay.
-s-f•Sfireiesiery Chrousicle./

Subscriptions have been opened at Basingstoke
and Ringwood kr the relief of the distressed trims
peasantry. A first remittance of lyiL ss. td. lie.
been made to the General Committee from this
city.—(WirseAester Alper.)
SOUTHAMPTON. Julia 15.—0.. Sunda y last, •t
the Independent Chapel, vullecitons were made
aid of the fund for the relief of the distressed
Irish. The Rev. Thome. Adkins suede • forcible
io4 eloquent appeal to his beaters—the sum of 451.
was collected. The racers. thow-cosnantesioried
Ahem, and nurses of the, Royal Military Asyluos
have subscribed IL Os. 6d.; end the Loyal Crave.,
Lodge, belonging to the Ancieeit Order of Odd
Fellows, in this town' has subscribed the sum of
SL the for the relief of . distressed Irish. The sub-
scription of this town for the Irish fund amounts to
upwards of 3501.
On Wednesday evening our Theatre was opened
for one night, for. s purpose of charity which ap-
peals to every beet. The performances, whirls
were by some Gentlemes amateurs, with the 'mist-
sore of Mr. Betty, were far the relief of the du.
tressed Irish. Tb• audience on this occasion was
as numerous and ea glegaut ss we ever remember to
have seen in the Windsor Theatre. Mr. Betsy es.
erted himself as the Aid of Warwick. its Use play
of that Dame, with very great auccess..-aud if the