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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-26

MM161.1

THE BRITISH PRESS.

FASHIONABLE INTE L LIG E.VCE.

Lord Wilton entertained a distinguished party at dinner yester-
day, at his house in Groavenor-square. •
3ln. Pelham bat issued cards of invitation for a grand musical
party on the 13th May, at her house in Connaught-place.
The Alcquis of Hertford has issued cards of invitation foe a
grand entertainment on the Ist of May, at his house in Piccadilly.
The -Earl of Harrowby entertained the Earl and Countess of
Lonsdale and a large party at dinner yesterday, at his house in
Grosvenor-square.
The Earl of Westmorland had a dinner party yesterday, at his
house in Grosvenor4quare.
Countess Isieven has issued cards of invitation for a grand ball on
the 6th of May, at Ashburnlism House.
Lord Sherbome had a dinner party yesterday, at his house in
Lower Grosvenor-street.
Lady Ravenswonh has Issued cards of invitation for three routs,'
Thursday next, and the sth and 12th of May, at her house in
Portland place.
The Marquis of Anglesey has issued cards of invitation for a
grand entertainment on the Ist of May, at his house in Old Bur-
lington-street.
Lord Dudley and Sir Thomas Lennaird had dinner parties yes-
terday.
The Dowager Duchess of Rutland arrived yesterday at her house
in Sackville-street, from Brlvoir Castle.
The Earl of Dartmouth left town yesterday, for his seat, Sand-
well Hall, Staffordshire.
Lord and Lady Montague have left town for their seat, Ditton
Park, Bucks.
R. S. Keating, Esq. arrived yesterday in town from Newmarket.
The Earl of Sefton has arrived in town from Newmarket.
Arrivals at the St. James's Hotel, Jerinyn-street :—Lord Trim-
lestone and the Hon. Mr. Barnewell. from Paris ; Fitz-
gerald, Esq. from Ireland ; Gen. Archdale, M.P. from Tunbridge
`hells ; Sir J. Wells, Ban. from his seat, Cuckficld, Sussex.—
Departures from ditto :—Captain H. Ferguson and farnilyt, for the
Continent ; Mr. and Mrs. Scurtield, for tiouth Wales ; Sir John
Hope, Bart. and sots, for Paris ; the Rev. F. Bower and family,
for ditto ; the Rev. S. Brno:, for Herefordshire ; the Honourable
Richard Bingham, for the Continent ; R. 0. Gaseoyne, Esq. for
Yorkshire ; R. Oliver, Esq. for ditto ; J. Marsham, Esq. and son,
for Paris.
Sir Brooke Brysigea, Bart. left the London Hotel, Albemarle.
street, yesterday, for his Beat in Kent.
R. Price, Esq. M.P. and 31rs. Price, arrived yesterday at the
Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington4treet, from their seat in He-
reforilshire,

Colonel and Mrs. Young arrived yesterday at the Waterloo Ho-
tel, Jermyn-strcet, from a tour.
Depanures from the British lintel :—Captain and Mrs. Selby,
for Paris ; Wm. Norman, Esq. for ditto ; J. Gunning, Esq. for
his seat in Oxfordshire.
Departures from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-place :—The lion.
Mr. Tollemsche, for his seat in Herta ; J. Price, Esq. for Paris ;
Captain Lambert, R.N. for Portsmouth.
London, England, 1825-04-26

J.4IIfAICA_PAPERS.

We have received Jamaica Papers to the 13th ult. They
do not contain a single paragraph of political intelligence;
but we extract from the Kingston Chronicle of the 14th the
following account of the first celebration of divine service
by the new Bishop of Jamaica :
KINGSTON, ;Italics' 14.
yesterday morning,slsy a very nu licrolifl i'mt-tt:iptctittnerrakiewas
non, in expectation of hearing the first sermon delivered by the
Lord Bishop of Jamaica; and although every pew was crowded to
overflowing, still the greatest decorum and quietness prevailed
throughout the church till half-past ten, when, on the entrance of
the Lord Bishop, attended by the Rev. Mr. Campbell, divine ser-
vice was commenced by the latter. The Communion Service was
read in a most impressive manner by his Lordship, who afterwards
ascended the pulpit, and gave as his text a portion of the 23d verse,
20th chap. of St. Matthew's Gospel, "But to sit on my right hand,
and on my left, is not mine to give, but it shall be given to them
for whom it is prepared of my Father." The orthodox and erudite
style in which his Lordship illustrated and explained the words of
his text, fixed the attention of all present; and added to the clear,
fuU, manly tone of his voice, enhanced by a pure pronunciation,
and an easy, unembarrassed, and graceful delivery, altogether pro-
duced an effect on his hearers which can be better felt than described
by those who possess and can appreciate the delicate aceoracy of an
Lnglish ear. His Lordship's manner and delivery are certainly
models, which the inferior clergy may safely emulate, and we trust
that God may long preserve his health, and prosper his endeavours
in the furtherance of true religion anti genuine piety.
London, England, 1825-04-26

COVE XT-GARDEN THEATRE.

His Majesty having signified his intention to honour
this Theatre with his presence last night, for the first time
this season, the Kings box was fitted up with the usual
splendor, and the private boxes on the same side were
set apart for the accommodation of his Majesty's attend-
ants. Proper regularions hail been made at an early period
of the evening for the preservation of order, by stationing
peace officers, under the !direction of Sir Richard Birnie
and Messrs. Halls and Minshull, in the vicinity of the
theatre. A guard of honour, under the command of
Major Bentinck, attended in Prince's-place, in front of the
Royal Entrance, at half-past five o'clock. At ten minutes
before seven o'clock his Majesty entered his carriage, which
was in readiness in the court-yard of the Palace, Pall-
mall, from half-past six. The Royal cavalcade, consisting
of five carriages, including his Majesty's, and escorted by
a party of Life Guards, proceeded at a quick pace by
Charing-cross, St. Martin's-lane, Long-acre, and James'.
street, to Hart-streets The streets and houses on the
line of the procession were thronged with spectators,
who welcomed the Royal cavalcade with loud expres-
sions of satisfaction and respect. His Majesty was re-
ceived, on alighting from his carriage, at the door of
Royal entrance, by Captain Forbes, and Mr. Kemble,
attired in court dresses, and was lighted to his box
by Mr. Fawcett, the stage-manager, and Mr. Gardner, the
Groom of the King's Chamber. A party of the Yeomen
of the Guard lined the entrance hall, and the passage and
staircase were covered, with MAI laid dawn'-- +.
sion. '1 ne doors of the theatre had been opened at six
o'clock, and Cie pit, gaPeries, and upper boxes were filled at
the first rush. His Majesty, attended by his suite, entered
the royal box at a few minutes past seven : he was dressed
in a blue uniform, similar to that which he wore at the last
levee, and decorated with the insignia of four splendid
orders. The reception which awaited the King on hie en-
trance was of the most enthusiastic description, which his
Majesty acknowledges' in his usual condescending and dig-
nified manner. " God save the King" was sung by the
whole vocal strength of the Company, and the applause at
its conclusion was vehement and protracted. His Ma-
jesty looked extremely well, and paid particular attention
to the performance throughout the evening, frequently ex-
pressing his approbation, and beating time to Weber's
music more than once. The applause on the King's retir-
ing from his box was equal to that which welcomed
his entrance. His Majesty was in excellent spirits, and ap-
peared to be deeply impressed by the warmth and enthu-
siastic loyalty of the audience.
London, England, 1825-04-26

ELEC7II7 FRANCHISE (IRELAND) BILL.

A BILL
TO REGULATE THE tttncisx OP TUE ELECTIVE !Law-.
CHISE IN COUNTIES AT LARGE, IN IRELAND.
Whereas a practice prevails in Ireland of subdividing and sub-
letting land, for the purpose of enabling persons, under and by vir-
tue of leasehold qualification of the nominal value of forty shilling's
per annum, to vote for Members to 'errs. in Parliament tor counties
at large :
And whereas the multiplication of such votes ter.ds to diminish
the weight and influence of the bonaide freeholders possessed of
real estates :
And whereas such practice is highly injurious to the public in-
terest :
Now for remedy hereof :
Be it enacted, by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by and
with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and temporal.
and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the
authority of the same, That from and after the commencement of
this Act, it shall not he lawful for any person to register any free-
butt' in any cotinty at 'ante, made for a less term than for lives re-
newable tor ever, unless the same shall be of the annual value of
at the least, over and above all taxes,
charges, and impositions, payable out of the same.
And be it further enacted, That .ny enwuy
daViiefl under and by virtue of a lease made for
a less term than for lives renewable for ever, shall take the oath set
forth in the schedule hereto annexed, upon the occasion of.his re-
gistering the same, Instead of the oath now by law required to be
taken upon such occasion.
And be ft enacted, That this Act shall commence and take
effect at the end of months front the passing of a
certain Act, intitulerl, " An Art to provide for the removal of the
disqualifications undo Which his Majesty's lloman Catholic al:b-
jeCti now labour."
London, England, 1825-06-14

PRICE OF RAW FAT, per Stone of Mb.
Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow kickers), 2s 2d

PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP. die. per 11
Town Tallow -40 s Od I Yellow Soap -
Yellow Russia .38s Ott Mottled
White ditto - Sis Od Curd
Soap ditto Sfis 04 I Graves
Melting Stuff' . 3011 Od Good Dregs
Ditto Rough -12 s Od

72s Od
801 Od
84. 00
es Od
-20 s Od

PRICE OF CANDLES.
The price of good Score Candles in the retail shops is u follow :
Candles, per dozen . . 6+ 6d tole
Moulds . - - 9s 6d

RAW 111 DES.
Best Heifers and Steers, I Ordinary .2sOdto 2s M
per stone -3s 2d to 3s 4d Market Calf (each) - Vs Od
Middlings - 2s 10d to 3s Od

SHEEP SKINS.
Polled Os to Os Od—Downs Os Od to Os—Shearlings 104
Lambs Is 104 to 3s Od

PRICE OF LEATHER, pti lb.
Best Dressing Hides - - . 19,1 to !lid
.
Common ditto . . 150 to 18d
Crop Hides 35 to 38 lbs. - -18 d to 17d
Ditto, 40 to 45 lbs. - • - - 171 to 191 d
Ditto, 43 to hOlbs . . . 19d to 21a
. Calf Skins, 35 to 401bs - likl to 26d
Ditto, 45 to 551bs . - - . 28d to 30d
Ditto, 53 to 751b5 . . - -23 d to 25d
Small Seal skins - . . -17 Ad to IBd
Tanned Horse Hides . . -13 a to Da
Spanish Horse Hides - - . 14d to 19d

COAL MARKET, JUNE 13.
Ships at Market. Ship. Sold. Prlct.
20* Newealtle . . 12 . - 29. Od to 37s 0.1
10 Sunderland . 5* . 29s tld to 39a- Od
1 Scotch Coal . I - :its Od to Oa St
1 Culm - - 1 -30 s bd to Os Od

DIED.
At 'Wort hiig, on Saturday, in the 73d year of her age, the Bar.
Mrs. Lionel Darner. _ •
__ _ _

On the 4th inst. at Putney House. Lady Peacocks.
Oa the 7th Mar ltlrs. Peering, widow of the late Philip Perrin&
Esq. of 3lembland House, Devon.
On Sunday. in 01,1 Burlington-street, Catharine Matik!s.
daughter of S. Cartwright. Esq. aged two years.
On the 7th inst. at William 31audc's, Esq. Blackburn, of the
measles, aged three years and a half, Sarah Maria, fourth daughte7
of Charles Oreenway, Eaq. of Ardwick, Manchester, ikcply
lamented by her aflEcted relatives.
On the 4th inst. in (}rent Portland-street, aged 72, Ann, the wife.
of W. Richardson, Esq.
On the 7th inst. at Ramsgate, the Rev. Charles Pryor, M.A.
Vicar of Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, and one of the Per
bends of Hen; od l'athedrol.
On the 7th inst. in her 22d year, Louisa Sarah, wife of John
Matthews the younger, of Charles.atrcet, Somers Town, ES.
She vu neice to the Right Honourable the Dowager Viscountess
Avoornore and to Lady Bond, and cousin to the Right Honour-
able Viscount Avonmore, principal RegiStraz of the High Olin
of Chancery In Ireland.

- -
uioir WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON 7R11)0F.
Morning 3 min. after 12. 1 Afternoon 33 min. after 12.

Printed at YRS BRITISH PRESS (Mee, by J. W. CasaToe,
idly Strand, and psbilibid by K. Cardoir, =se Placa
London, England, 1825-06-14

' FINSBURY-SQUARE.
CONVENIEST FAMILY HOUSE, with Cearh-hhthle and
Starling, and the excellent Furoiture and Effects.
By Mr. St4IC.IBB and SON.
On the Premises, TO-MORROW, at I, by order of the Pro-
prietor,TH. very desirable and commodiously arranged
LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, No. 29. on the East aide'
of Finsbury-sqaare, the property of 111 r. T. S. Elude, gising ap
housekeeping; containing two handsome rooms on each of the
principal floors, Eve best bed chambers, t:ressing room, water•
closets, and servants' apartments, very convenient domestic offices,
and a garden communicating, with a good four.stalled stable and
ecrach-heuse opening into ‘Vilson-street, having a spacious wine
vault underneath. The premises are held of the City of London,
for an unexpired term of 264 years from 3lidsuaniner next, as the
very trifling ground-rent of 6!. 2s. per annum.
On the same day will be Sold, the excellent HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, comprising a handsome drawing room suit, two
large chimney glasses, two pier ditto, rosewood sofa and card tables,
a remarkably well-made mahogany pedestal sideboard and set of
dining tables of beautiful wood, and various other effects, which
will be move particularly described in future never isements.
The House may be viewed by tickets, to be had of Mr. Squibb
and Son, Saville-row, of whom printed particulars may be had.
London, England, 1825-06-14

CN HILIAN MINING ASSOCIATION:otice is
hereby given, that the DEED of SETTLEMENT of the
Chilian Mining Association having been approved of by .he Di-
rectors, will be ready for the Signature of the Proprietors of Shares,
on 'WEDNESDAY, the Silt day of June inst. at the Office of the
Association, at Itncliester House, Broad-street. In the City of
London. and will remain there for the space of One Calendar
Month from that day, where it may be signed between thchours of
Teo in the Morning and Four in the Afternoon (Sundays ex-
cepted); and further, that the Shares held by Proprietors who do
not sign the said Deed of Settlement within One Calendar Month
from the said Bth day of June inst. will be forfeited. The Bankers'
iLeceipt for the payment of the First Instalment must be delivered
up at the time of signing the Deed. Forms of Powers of Attorney
for executing the Deed by the Proprietors not resident in London
may be had at the Office.
E. H. PLUM PTRE,
Solicitor to the said Association.
Temple, June 6,16*
140 NHON CARPET CrIMPANY.
CAPITAL 200,00 n, in 501. Shares, one half reserved for
the Trade.
The object of this Company is to prepare the wool, spin, dye,
and weave on a new principle, that will, with much less labour and
general cost, so improve the texture and colours as to command
every market, and yield a larger dividend than other investments,
the prompt pay of the Trade enabling the Capital to be turned at
'rut thrice a-year. Extensive premises, admirably situated, and
adapted for combining all departments, are secured on moat advan.
tageous terms. One Pound per Share is the deposit until looms
are ready to work.
Applications for Shares to be made, until the 21st inst. to Messrs.
Fisher and Spencer, -Solicitors, Walbrook-buildings ; Sir Walter
Stirling,Bart. and Co. Bankers, Strand; and at I, Lancaster-place,
Waterloo-bridge, where Prospectuses may be had.
London, England, 1825-06-14

LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY EvrNING.

Wind N.N.W.—High Water 7 m. past 8.
Arrived the Town of Liverpool, Petm, from Dublin ; St. George,
from Dublin.
Lord Wellington, and Eari'Selkirk, Watkins, from Oporto, ties
arrived at lloylake.
The Arno, —, has arrived in the Mediterranean.
T;re Lorton, Sergeant ; and William Wilberforce, from London,
have arrived at St. Domingo.
,The William Selthouse, Garron, from llavannah for Ilamburgh,
has arrived at Cowes.
The Ceres, Irvin, from Liverpool. has arrived at Dublin.
The Edward, Doya, from New Orleans, has arrived at Havre.
London, England, 1825-06-14

DODSLEYS ANNUAL REGISTER..

This day is published, price 16s. boards,
THE ANNUAL REGISTER ; or, a View of the
History Politics, and Literature of the Y.-..r 1824.

1 ear
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy ; J. Cuthell ;
Longman and Co. ; Jeffery and Son ; J. Booker; Harding and Co.;
Sherwood and Co.; G. B. Whittaker; Hurst and Co.; W. Bey.
°olds ; Simpkin and Marshall; and J. Colliogwood.
*4! The editor has been anxious to produce this volume at the
time which he regards as the proper period of publication. By
indulging in longer delay he could have executed the Work with
aim ow to himself, but not with mare advantage to the miler.
A einiersi Index to the Annual Register, from its conionsos-
ant k 1714, will be published in the ansaing winter.

OAND J. SI VEWRIGHT.—The opportunity of
• obtaining a Fortune by risking a small sum of money will
soon cease for ever. J. and J. Sivewright can recommend the
New Scheme with confidence ; for
Besides 4 Prizes of 20.000 Guineas,
Besides the usual number of Capitals,
Besides all the Numbers being Prizes,
SIXTY-FOUR PIPES OF NYINE
will be presented gratis to the fortunate Holders of the Four Prizes
of One Thousand Guineas. being 16 Pipes to each Prize. and in
proportion for Shares. The %Vine to be selected from the Stock of
any Wine Merchant in die Kingdom, by the fortunate Haden,
themselves.
FOUR
£21.000 £21,000
1.11,000 I £21,000
&c. amounting to
.C 204,442!
Will be decided All in One Day,
FRIDAY, 15th JULY.
Tickets and Shares are now on sale at J. and J. Siete/HOS'
Offices, No. 37, Comhill ; 11, Holborn ; and 38. Haymarket
where they sold in a late Contract, 12,478, a Prise of 30,00 N., amll
several other Capitals.

GCARROLL begs to remind the Public that the
• Chancellor of the Exchequer, having disposed of all the
Tickets granted by Parliament, Lotteries must so= laminate
for ever.
From the novel attraction in the present Scheme, CARROLL
can recommend it with confidence. In addition to the Prizes,
amounting to
£204,442 ! IN STERLING MONEY them art
64 PIPES OF WINE, GRATIS
Asttached to the Four Prises of One Timm/ Guineas, being
Sixteen Pipes of Wine to each Prise. 'aloe Shares in puu cr.
tion ; so that a Sixteenth will receive One Pipe of test, bssidss rl'
share of One Thousand Guinea'. The Wino m asisatmll IWO
the Stock of any Merchant in the Kingdoms, by the listarMa
holders themselves.

ALL the Four Prises of 21,11901.
ALL the other Capitals,
ALL the Numbers,
ALL the 64 Pipes of Wine, gratis,
ALL will be deckled in One Day,
FRIDAY, lith JULY.
Tickets and Shares are now on dale at CARROLL's Offices.
19, Cornhill; 7, Charing-cross; and 96, Oaford-street, London;
where he sold in Four Months, Four Prises of 16,6001. ; and also
lately, Four Pritesof 30,9001. 4 sail in the Lottery drawn Tuesday,
May 31, Carroll bold No. 6346 (Class B), a Pr= of UMW ; No.
0516, a Prise of 11031. and Firs other caPhall6
London, England, 1825-06-14

SHIPPING INVELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE 11.
Slurs ENTERED lirwaiss.—The Gambier, Hutchings, from
Youghall ; Martha, Blackburn, from Cork; Moeder Feyka,
Jonker, front Groningen; Violet, Charromin, from Harlingen;
Urania, Leyden, from Pernambuco; Atalanta, Byrne, from Har-
lingen ; Earl of Clancarty, Heath, from Rotterdam ; Lavinia,
Allen, from Demerara; Salmon River, Granamorc, from Madras,
Sineapore, and Batavia; Crisis, Van Dyke, from New York;
Glaphyra. Morton, from Jamaica; Sarah, Bowen, from Bombay
and St. Helena ; Ninus, Fowler, from St. Helena ; Montreal,
Thorn, from Tobago; Charming Molly, Farrier, from Calais;
Dunim, Hamilton, from Canton ; Thames, Haviside, Do.
anti St. Helena; Findlay, Carrew, from Barbados; London,
Bruckinton, from Demerara.
ENTERED OUTWARML—The Dart, Stranack, for Ostend;
Edward, Turner, for Elsineur and Riga; Magnet., Mount, for
I New Ybrk ; Mary Ann, Shellabear, for Elsineur and Riga;
I Marys, Primrose, for Elsineur and Memel; Hermes, Robeitson,
for Pernambuco; Egeria, Train, for Nevis and St. Rifts.
CLEARED OUTWARDS NINALLY AT GRAVF.SEND.—Th:
Brothers, Motley for Van Dieman's land and New South Wales;
Roxburg Castle, Denny, for China • Marquis NVellingtorrt
Blanshard, for India • Wellington. Robertson, for St. John's
(New Brunswick); Di;dem,Smale, for !lake, Smyrna, and Con-
stantinople; Shannon, Jolly, for Newfoundland.
CLEARING Our waalos—The Hope, Sweet, for St. Übea ;
George and Thomas. Pratt, for Genoa; Aurora, Walker. for
Gibraltar and Almeria; Reliance, Smith, for Bordeaux; Specu-
km, liorra, fat Stettin; Perseverance, Margolle, fur Calais;
Pelican, Rieke, for Antwerp and Brussels; Mercy, Bearley, for
Darbadocs; Tamerlane, Bristow. for Genoa and Leghorn; I/art,
Stranark, for Ostend ; Amy, Hampton, for Newfoundland ; Hers,
Feillant, for Calais; Guod Intent, Fox, for Hamburgh; Tiber,
Rome, for ditto; Margaret, Hart, for Rotterdam; Rotterdam,
Laming, for Rotterdam; Themis, Probst, for Bremen; Memnon,
Mather, for Archangel; Limerick Packet, Howard. fur Faro;
Nereid, Watson, for Quebec ; Thisbe, Creed, for St. Petersburgh ;
Unity, Luce, for Jersey ; Floyd, Perkins, for Virginia.
CLEARED OUTWARD, TO IRELAND--The Queen Elizabeth,
Attwooll, for Dublin.
London, England, 1825-04-19

FRANCE.

Crews • COMILLSPONDE NT.]
PAM/. Aran. 16.
The event which took place 'on the 10th instant has
excited considerable sensation in certain political circles.
You must have read sonic of the little periodical brochures
which have Leen so long admired in Paris for their prig--
mut wit, originality of style, and caustic satire en the pro-
ceedinge of the French Cabinet, under the signature of
Paul Louis Courrier igueron. The author was con.
considered one of the first Ilelenists in France, and bail
made several translatioes of the Greek eLysics. Die amus-
ing style, and the alarmist g truths he at times laid before
the public in his 15 sous brochures, excited the due hatred
of threw in power. The mysterious assassination of this
witty liberal, in a wood adjoining his own house, on the
night of the 10th, has given rise to conjectures that no un-
fee'd murderer drew the fatal trigger that deprived France
of an amiable citizen, and a wife and two children of an
aTectionate protector.
The dreadful disorder among the horses in Paris still
continues ; the King has lost twenty out of his own stud.
Two wretches ore now on their trial here for having
thrown their daughter, of only ten years old, out of a win-
dow from the fifth story, after having tied her chemise
round her eyes so as to stile her Mi.&
A womanou Thursday threw herself from a fire pair of
stairs window on the Quai de Feraille. She had lain in
only six days ; the priests refused her entrance to the
church, but at last submitted to the entreaties of one hun-
dred poor persons who went on their knees.
During the winter considerable alterations have .been
made in the Garden of Plants. The botanical garden has
been augmented by all the part of the practical school of
trees, and a new plantation of fruit-trees has been formed
upon the grOund where the practical school of cereal plants
was situated. The litter school has been transferred to the
other side of the garden. To establish a more prompt coat-
municatn between the two grand alleys, and that of the
menagerie, a new one has been opened, which traverses the
botanical garden. The bears have been removed to the
fesses, which are now surrounded with a railing three feet
in height. A superb aviary, destined for birds of prey, has
been completed, and all the arrangements necessaty are
making at the Menagerie for the reception of the animals
sent to the King by the Dry of Tunis.
London, England, 1825-04-19

POL ICE.

MANSION-HOUSE.
A man named Edrat ds was brought to the Justice-room, before
Alderman Tuonrsost, charged with having in possession several
bank notes of the Gravesend Bank, part of the parcel which was
some time ago itolen out of the Gravesend coach. Die parte: it
will be remembered containec 1,043!. in notes, of the above-men-
tioned bank, the proprietors of which have been era since the
robbery engaged is the endeavour to detect the thieves.
Mr. Cope stated that the prisoner called at Messrs. Williams and
Co.'s, Birchin.lsne. on Saturday, three or four times, while there
was a treat deal of bovine,' going forward in the house, and the
clerks were all a:copied, and presented several of the one pcund
notes which had been stolen out of the box of the Gravesend coach.
In the hurry of business, cash or Bunk of England notes were given
for them. It wan, however, afaer the prisoner, who had thus gut
rid of about 2111. worth of the stolen notes, went away, ascertained
that they were pert of the parcel. Yesterday morning the prisoner
made his appear.ence at the banking-house, supposing, no doubt,
that the thing was undetected, and offered another stolen note fur
payment. The cleris knew him, and the note, and immediately
took him foto eustrlty.
Alderman THOM ?sox asked the prisoner how he could accona:
for the posse.sion of the notes.
He replied, that he was a travelling jeweller, and had dealings
with persons of whom he knew nothing. He, however, recollected
that be had taken Gravesend notes of a person in exchange tur
some articles of jewellery on Friday last- He then, in anNw.:r
questions front Alderman Thompson, told various contriMictory
atones of his dealings with the person of what' he had taken the
notes, and pressed very bard upon the Alderman the propriety of
admitting imbed.
The Alderman, however, ordered that be should be detained in
custody until Wednesday, in cyder that the parties might have time
to appear. •
London, England, 1825-04-19

PRICES (►F BRITISH
Bank Stock 7321
3 per Cent. Red. 91i
3 per Cent. etme.92l
Dttto Acct. 92i j
31 per Ccat.
3i pet Cent. Red. 99i j
New 4 per Cent. 106,1

FR 1•:S FORkittiiN
Brazilian Bonds
Ditto Scrip (1325) 2 r:n
Ditto Acct. 2a apm
Buenos Ayres Bonds 91i 901 j
Ditto Acct.
Itolambkin Bonds 91 a
Ditto Acct.
Ditto Bonds (1824) 90 89 90
Ditto Acct. 814 90
Danish Bonds 10Ia 102
Ditto ;Barks Banco 102
Ditto Scrip (13:15) 3t. 3 dis
Ditto Acct. 3 a 3 2 3 di%
French Recta 101 f. Sc. 102 f.
25c.
Esehange 25f

sTOCNs YESTER DA V.
Greek Bonds 621
Ditto Scrip 0825) 44 1 Ma
Ditto Acct. 44 1 dis
Mexican Bonds 79:
Ditto Acct. 781
Ditto Scrip (11124) 04 4 1 pm
Ditto Acct. 94 4 pm
Peruvian Bondi, 1331
Portuguese Bonds
Ditto Acct. 904
Prussian Bonds 931
Ditto Bonds (1829) 1004
Russian Bonds 954
Ditto Acct. 954 4_44
Spanish Cons. 24,1441
Ditto Acct. 23.4

.ES V ESTERDA V.
Share. Paid. Premium Per Oar,.
Anglo-Mexican. £lOO 20 00 85
A itglo-Chilian lOO 5 4tst 4
Anglo-Peruvian Mining Asso lOO 111 t
Brazilian... lOO 5 131
Chtlian • 100 5 10 6i
Colombian lOO 3 26
Chilian and Peruvian 5 5
Cornwall and Devonshire. 5O 1404 ii
General Mining As•-sciation
Paseo Peruviar. lOO 5 17 164 17 tl7
Royal Irish 1 9.16 14 di,
Rio de la Plata. lOO 5 16
Tlalpuxahua 4OO 20 210
United Mexican 4O 20 24
Ditto New 4O 5 24 23
11'eelt Iron and Coal 25 6 104

PRICES OF SHAR
MIN

A441-RANCE COMPANIES.
Alliance British and Foreign 100 10 8 i
Guardian lOO 10 11
Protector Fire 2O 2 i din
043 LIGHT AND COLE COMPANIES.
Continental lOO 8 i

MISCELLANEOUS.
Atlantic and Pacific
Australian lOO 1 28
British Iron Company lOO 5 324 i 3 24
British Rock and Salt Com lllO 5 414 4431 1
Canada Company ll.lO 10 474
Canal Gm EngiLe MI 1 la 1
Canada Ship Building Comp lOO Ipm par Ipm Idi
&p 50 linth: Loan Bank 1
General Steam Navigation lOO 5 I
Hib.Joint•Stock Banking Com — 4 3
liondurts Company lOO 5 11 21 14 f
Imperial Plate Glass 199 2 21 14 211 1 1
Imperial Distillery
Mexican Company 199 10 321
Metropolitan Ablerncy Dairy 25 4 1 4
Metropolitan Fish Company 23 1 4
Provincio Bank of Ireland
Patent Brick. 5O 2 2
Pacific Pearl Fishery 5O 2 341 3
Peruvian .
!Bode la Plata Agric.Company 100 5 44 43444 34
!loyal Stannary 5 I dis

COLOMBIAN LOAN, 1922.—The Half-yearly Dili-
dewd due on the lvt MAY NEXT on the Bonds issued by
the Hon. Manuel Jose Hurtsdo will be paid on that and every suc-
ceeding Day, at the Counting-house of Meows. Ilerriny.. graham.
and Powlrs, 3, Freeman's-court. Comhill, between the hbun of
Ten and Three o'Clock. The Dividend NI-aromas, with a List
thereof in numeric:l order, are to be left one day prev'. is, for
examination.

Tikite `2irttiolt ativroo.
London, England, 1825-04-19

LIVERPOOL. SUNDAY EVENING.

.
Wind N.—High %Voter, 416 min. p. 10.
Arrived the Caroline, Wallace, from St. Michael's; Montezuma,
Potts, from Philadelphia, sailed 20th March; Chelsea, Stone-
wood, front New Orleans, sailed 23d Feb., and from Belize, 2d
31 arzh ; Brotighton, Garland, from Mobile, 3il March ; limper,
Watson, from ditto, sailed 7th of March ; Trafalgar, Bannatyne,
front ('harlston. sailed 17th March : Alexander, —, from Newry;
Henry Hell. Johnson, front Glasgow; St. George, —, from
Dublin ; St. Peter, Grant, horn ditto; Lime, Dagnsli, from do. ;
Marquis Tullilicordine, Crawford, from the Isle of man.
VESSELS SAILED Tula Dar.—The Florida, Tingham, for
New York; Iphigenia, Bird, for Buena Ayres; Aspirin,
Brewer, • for Carthagena ; Arno, Young, for Trieste ; Lillie, Tay-
lor, for St. Petersburg),; Active, Smith, for Riga ; Clifton, Bush.
les, for Quebec; Vriesland, for —; Welvaart, Van
Vrott, for Harlingen; Ariel, Dixon, for Lima; Carrick', Lenox,
for Quebec; Shawnoch, Rea; for Pernambuco; Fairy Queen,
Davies, for Gibraltar; Ophella, Bliss, for Philadelphia; John,
Jennings, toe Newfoundland ; Henry Take, Candler, for Boston ;
Wilhelmina, Mar. for Elsineur; Celia, Sherwood, for Valpa-
raiso; Marion, Goodwin, fur Portsmouth, Ncw Hampshire;
Paulina, Bartlett, for New Orleans; Fisher, Quay, for Newfound.
land ; Meredith, Kennon, for Dunmore; Argo, Billing, for
Genoa New John, A re, for Quebec ; Congress, Asbridge, for
Ne. Brunswick; Marquis Quceosberry, hlilroy, for ditto.
The Charles Scott, far Batavia, was spoken on the Bth kril, 20
leagues 'West of Scilly.
The Harlequin, Sink, from Liverpool, has arrived at Vlie;
Verwagating, De Vries, from ditto, at the Teed ; Susannah,
Benet, front ditto, at Leg corn ; Vesper, Jefferson, from ditto, at
Sierra Leone ; Nimrod, Brute, from ditto, at Trinidad ; Nancy,
M'Cubbin, from ditto, at Antigua ; Amigos Packet, Smith, and
the Betsey Bell, from Whitehaven, at Antigua; Zeno, Lawson,
front Liverpool, at Jamaica; Trial, Harvey, from Jamaica, at
Deal, sailed March 3; Shamrock, —, from Liverpool at Bel-
fast; Alronquin, Dixey, trout Liverpool, at Philadelphia; Lan-
caster, West, from ditto, at ditto.
London, England, 1825-04-19

14AIIVOLD,i
Vices. F,

ELEGANT 11.
Detached Stabling, and 01 —. rem
pote.---yurwww-mussrebTai, midi;
k and Effects, gonna ht-terrace.
By Mr. CAL ir,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the B of England, on TUES-
DAY, blay le, at 1, to One Lot ( eas previously disposed
of by, Private Contract, of which_dt2!_i_nlliee stl!_te giver).
A N Elegant LEASEHOLD KES/DENUE, compels-
All ing best and secondary chambers, drawing and eating rooms,
convenient offices, &c., desirably situate, *, Connaught.terrace,
near Hyde Park; together with all the appropriate and elegant
household furniture and fixtures, marble cold and hot bath, ward-
robe of bed and table linen, china, glass, &c.. an inventory of
which will be exhibited at the time of Sale. The furniture is of
the best description, having been supplied by an eminent uphol.
sterer, and the residence is every way fitted for the immediate re.
cep ion of a moderate-sized and respectable family.
To be viewed by Tickets only, between the hours of twelve and
four, which, with printed Particulars, may be had of Mr. Canty,
Auctioneer and Appraiser, No. 80, Pall.mall. Particulars may
also be had upon the PfelilllCS ; and at the Auction Mart, opposite
the Bank of England.

SPLENDID MARINE VILLA. WITH OFFICES, PLEA-',
SURE GROUNDS, STABLING, &c.
ISLE OF WIGHT.
Ly Mr. CAUTY,
At the Auction Mart, opposite /he Hank of England, on THURS-
DAY. May 19, at 12 o'Clock, by order of the Noble Proprietor,
in Two Lots,
ATruly Elegant and 'Ili:illy distinguished AIARINE
VILLA, adapted to the Residence of a Family of Distinc-
tion, with ollices, pleasure pounds, stabling, &c. occupying a site
of several acres, and commanding the most extensive and delight-
ful views of the Ocean, being situate in the preferable part of
Ryde, in the

ISLE OF WIGHT;
Alio,
A Genteel RESIDENCE and OFFICES ADJOINING,

held on several young and healthy lice., at small quit rents and
brims.
_ . . . . . . .

The Villa and Residence can only be viewed by tickets, which,
with printed particulars, may be had of Mr. Cauty, Auctioneer and
Estate Agent, No. 80. Pall-mall„ London. Particulars may also
be had of lles►rs. Robson, Lightfoot, and Robson, Solicitor',
Castle-street. Leicester-square; Messrs. Sewell and Ream, New.
poet, Isle of Wight; at the Fountain Inns, Portsmouth and Cowes;
Bugle, Ryde; Dolphin, Southampton; and at the Auction Mart,
Landon.
London, England, 1825-04-19

BIRTHS.

On the 15th instant, at Chichester, Lady Charlotte Berkeley, of
a daughter.
On the 15th instant, in New-street, Spring-gardens, tlio lady c:
J. H. Tremayne, Esq. ALP. of a son.

MARRIED.

On Saturday last, at St. James's, Piccadilly. Mr. Rich. Stasey,
of Alderseate-ststet, to Elisabeth. second daughter of Chas. Joon.
Egg. of Wood.end Greco, Hayes, Muldlesex.

DIED.

At Genoa, on the 2d Intent, Lieutenant-Colonel William
Wauchope, of Niddt ie. Msriochall in the county of Ethr.burgli.
Suddenly, on the 18th of November last, r.t Cossimbaw, in the
Province of Bengal, 11. W. lkoe, Esq. Commercial Resident at
that place.
At Cookham, Berko, on Tuesday, the 12th instant, Caroline, the
wife of the Rev. W. Coney, and daughter of Charles Baring, Esq.
of Exmouth.

On the 15th instant. at hi. house in Fitzroy-square, Wen, Page,
Esq. in the 71st year of his age.
On Tuesday week, Donald Wlntyre, day-labourer at &agate
of Pitscandly, near Forfar. was found deed in his bed. It was .up.
posed, from the appearance of the body, that be had died or. Sun.
day, as he had not been seen by any of his neighbours from the ha.
turday preceding his death. Thu miserable character lived in a
hovel by himself, and, by diet of hard labour and starvation,
anisit.ed nigh 1,2001. in cash. besides other moveables. His bee.
ilia, a policeman in Perth, is his beir.

MOH WATER THIB DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Morning e min. after 2. 1 Afternoon 8 min. attar S.

.
Printed at THE it RtTISH PRESS °Mee, by J.W.s CAS LToX
181, Strand, and published by R. Curse., later ybcy. ,
London, England, 1825-04-19

INTELLIGENCE.

Viscount BiumarA enteraioed a large party at dinner yesterday,
at his house iii Connaught-pia:P.
The Dowager 31arelooness of Salisbury had a dinner party yes-
terday, at her house in Ai lingtira-street.
Lady Trigge cat:rained at elegant circle of fashionable, yester-
day evening, at h,r house in Saville-street.
fhe EPA and Countess of Derby gave an elegant entertainmens
yesterday to a numerous party. in hoi.our of the nuptials of their
grand laughter, the [ianlry.
The Duke and Duc'oesis of Ilami!tou lcf: the Puke/try Hotel,
yesterday for Brighton, for the henetit of the
teal.) ei :heir son, the Marquis of Douglas:
Lord and Lady Kiileon arrived yesterday at the Sr. Geo;ge
Albemarle-street, from Ireland.
Laity Bampfylde left Read's Hotel, Lower Grosvertor.street,
yesterday, for her em:„ Windsor Villa, Clifton, Bristol.
The Honourable William Mattie, M.P, Mrs. Al►u'e and family,
arrived yesterday at roe liu;lington Hotel, New Burlingtoo-street,
horn Seotland.
Ault-Ala at Goulil's Ilotel, Jernyn-street :—Mr. and Mrs.
Crewe and finally, from Ireland ; P. Tutiway, Esq. M.P. from
Wells.
Arrivals at the British lintel. .T.irmysa-street --Mr. and Mrs.
tyro, from their seat t jowl Alasw,'l, Esq. M.P. from
the North; and LI. Molwell, lieq. frost a tour.
London, England, 1825-04-19

KENT.

WITHIN EIGHT MILES OF LONDON.
To be LET on LEASE, a capital and substantial
RESIDENCE, in complete repair, and It for the imme-
diate reception of a Family of respectability, and equal to tbe ae-
cominodatioe of a DUMMY% establishment, with a capita! Garden,
Greenhouses, i.e. and 18 Acres of.excellent Meadow Land.
A Farm Establishment and Land adjoining may fro had if
'wished for.
To br viewed by natio' only; to be had at Mr. Nunn's,l9,
Great James-street, Bedford-row; or of Mr. Holmes, Surveyor,
Leiri3:larti, Kent; of whoilt further particulars may be knew.

....... ~...,:i1e.,„,,,,,,,,. .
17e /Ronda, neat w! 16.110,...
THE CASE of the N DOCK COMPANY,
with the Elide:cc which the Directors were desirous of
laying before th,l Cornnti:tce of the House of Commons, on the St.
Katharine's Deck Bill.

By Mr. S. COCK.
Secretary to the Company.
Printed for J. M. Richardson. 23. CornhiU.

ST. KATIr.RINE DOCKS.
In the press,
AN ANSWER to t'..e CASE of the LONDON DOCK
COMPANY.

Audi alteram partem.
Will be sold by .1. 31. Richardson, 23, Cotnhill,

This day is published, price Is.
FREE. COMMERC7 WITH INDIA: a Lean ad-
dressed to the Right Hon. President of the Board of Trade,
with reference to his late Propositions in Parliament for the Int.
provement of the Cr.:anis, 111.rcsntile Policy of Great Britain.
By a MADRAS CIVIL SERVANT.
Printed by Kingsbury, Parlutry, and Allen, 7, Leadenhall-street.

Just published,
OBSERVATIONS on the ANSWERS of the Right
Rev. JAMES DOYLE, A.D. Titular Bishop of Kildare
and Leighlin, to the CO3IMITTEL of the MOUSE of
COMMONS.

Br Doctor J. 1.. V ILIA NUEVA.
Sold at F. C. Wrstley's, 14, Strand; and Messrs. Sherwood
and Co.'s, Paternostor-row. Price Is. fkl.

This day is published, in one volume /Ivo. price 101.6 d. in boards,
CHRONOLOGICAL EPITOME of the WARS in
the I•OW COUNTRIES, from the Peace of the Pyrenees
in Iffia.to that of Preis in Iola; with Reflections, Military and
Political.

.....
By Colonel Sir 3:IM CF, CAR M TCHA Eh SMYTH, But.
H. C. I :.H. K.M.T.

Aide-dr-('am,: to his Majesty.
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In Bro. price 84. bonnie,
REMARKS on the LEGALITY and EXPE-
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OPINION. To which in annexed, an Apology for the Vic of
the Lower Orders.

By JONATHAN DUNCAN, Esq.
" Liberty, almolute liberty, full and perfect !iberty—is the thing
that we desire."—Locke.
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garden.
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In 2 vole. tivo. price 246., the Second Edition of

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b'
THE LIFE AND REMAINS OF EDWARD
DANIEL CLARKE, LL.D., Professor of Mineralogy
in the University of Csmhridge, Author of "Travels in Europe,
Asia, and Africa," /c.c.
lly the Rev. W3l. OTTER, A.M. F.L.S.
Prtnted for George Cowie and Co. 31, Poultry.
A few Copies of the 4tn. E4ition, to complete Sets of the Travels,
are still on hand, price 3/. 3s. Lis.
London, England, 1825-04-19

FRENCH PAPERS.

[From the Etoik dated Sunday.]
Rout, Aram S.
The Sovereign Pontiff; tak;ng into his most serious consideration
the complaints of many of his subjects, who have suffered much
from Algerine corsairs, claimed the interference of his Majesty the
King of France. It has had an effect Ninny pronvt and favour.
aide. The Hey of Algiers has given an assurance to his Most
Christian Mainty, of his having formally given order., that for
the future his cruisers shall respect the flag of his Holiness, and
the merchandise which it may convey.
MADRID, APRIL 4.
The Cnurt de Subserra (General Pamplona), lately named
Ambassador from Portugal to our Court, arrived here on the Slit
of 3larch.

The judgment of the Ex-Magistrates of Madrid, whose yen.
tenets follow. has just been made public. The Marquis de Cer-
ralbo, the Duke d'Ahrantea, and the Count de Nobkjcs, art exiled
to ten leagues from Madrid—the find for two years, the second for
four, and the third for Fix. The tribunal which condemned them
has reserved to itself the right of designating the place of their
residences. The Political Chief San Martin is pardoned, as is the
Magistrate Coats. The nagistrates l'illamil, Warm, and others
less known, are exiled front Madrid. The Alcaidc Lamadrid has
been sent for four years to the House of Correction of St. Antoine
de Is Cabrera.

SEDUM, APRIL 2.
A ccordirg to letters from Sires of 13th March, Omcr Vrioni
Pacha. of Janina, whose conduct fur a long time had been ex-
tremely suspicious, had determined to take pcssession of his new
Pachalik at Salonichi, at the bead of 8,000 men. The direct post
frcin Salorichi Lot hsving arrived at Belgrade, this news is almost
uncertain. But if Omer Vrioni is really u)aster of Salonichi, with
such a force, it will be very difficult for the Porte to undertake nny
thing against the'rebel.

o
P*lll9, A PIM 16.
His Majesty has just presented to the Jardin des Plantes—.
1. The Mineralogical Collection purchased by the Civil List,
the vslue of which is 360,000 francs. It is the most complete and
the most remarkable that there is in

2. A auperb collection of Fungi in tcx, executed by Doctor
Pinyon, valued at 20.08) franca
. . . . _

The inhabitants of Paris, the seamed and the travellers, will find
Kilns act of his Illsiesty's munificenc.r, fresh proof of his cm-
itaat solicitude respetting ercry thing that interests the Arts,•and
which may contribute to enrich the capital of his kingdom.
t From the Quotidkune of Saturday.l
MADRID, APRIL 5.
London, England, 1825-04-19

MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, Aram ts
With the exception of Oats, the Supply of Grain sines last Moo-
day has not been extensive; this meaning we had a few fresh ar-
rivals from Sussex, Essex, and Kent. The fine descriptions of
S% being scarce, met a ready sale" to-day, but the middling and
interior sorts continue very heavy sale. Malting Barley was in de-
mand, and the turn dearer; but middling sorts were difficult to
dispose of. The supply of Oats was extensive, one-half of which
was from Ireland : we had no material variation in prices this
morning, hut the business was tither limited. Old Beans scarce,
and wuntesl, but new ones were plentiful, though not cheaper.
Boiling Pease were cheaper; but good dry Grey Pease sold on
much the same terms as last week. Lins..esi and Rapeseed both
heavy sale, wi'hout variation in price& There was not any inquiry
fur hond4 Grain to-day ; and the prices of every article under
lo:k must be considered quite nominal.

WHEAT.
gent and Essex (red) 60s to 72s
Do. (white) -60 s to 74s
Suffolk (red) 60s to 70.
Ditto (white) - 6ls to 73.
Norfolk arid Lincoln-
shire (red) 60s to 46s
kW. . 64s t)
RTE 301 to Us

MALT.
Essex . • 605 to Ilk
Ditto, brown - Ns to At
Suffolk & Norfolk GOs to 70s
Ditto, brown -51.1 s to COs

English -26 s to Sts
Foreign -26 s to 34s

AA

44s to 480
33s to 38s

- LINiEID.
English
Foreign

Halting
Grinding

Ms to 42s
30s to 34
London, England, 1825-04-19

(PRIVATE conitzsrowDr-N-c—El)

Some persons, who pretend to be sell.informed, assert that the
King drily expresses a lively wish to recall the Duke of San
Catlos, now at Paris, who was his most faithful companion in his
misfortunes, who was nersecutcsi by Bucooparte, and at leigth
negotiated the treaty of Volencay. by which the King recovered his
liberty. It is affirmed thm this nobleman returns to Spain to
%tweed M. ZCR: bc is considered as very learned, and is highly
(-cecinad at the French Court.

The King has expressed his intention to celebrate by fetes the
7th of April, the day on which the French army crossed the
Bidassca. Ills Majesty will in this only be the organ of the
general wi.it, for, notwithstanding some supposed divergence in
political opinions between the Cabinets of Park and Madrid, the
Spanish Nation is very grateful to France fur having delivered it
flout the revolutionar, yoke.
Some attacks by robbers are representel by the alarmists as in-
surrections of the Coostitutionalists; but they are in fact bandittk,
whose object is plunder, and who do not care about politics. There
is nothing surmising in the existence of these bands, after the dis-
banding of the troops, and in the stagnation of trade. In several
provinces, especially in Andalusia, the energy of the Magistrates
has p•it down the malefactors. At Seville, the former chief of a
royalist band has offered to the CaptainAieneral to clear the pro-
vince. Ile collexted one hundred men, well armed, and went in
pursuit of the robbers, whose chief, called by the peasants, " El
NI-inno" (the Black), he has taken, put him irons. and compelled
with the pistol at his breast, to point out his different haunts.
Every robber wits fall•: into his hands is immediately put to death.
lie hes shot twenty of them in a village near Eeija.
LFrom the Journal dcs Dcbats of SaturdaT.l
MADRID, APRIL 4.
London, England, 1825-04-19

PRIVATE CORRESPONDFNCF.,

M. rgitrte set off this morning for Turin. whither he proceeds
by vette of Paris. It is said he *ill remain in that city some time
with his travelling companion, M. Corbos, or.e of the principal
adepts of M. Ugarte, who is likewise going to his post as Spanish
Minister to the Swiss Can•ons.

It is the Duke de Viliabitrinoria who is abont to proceed to Paris,
as Ambar..ninr Dairror,linary„ to assist at the Coronation of his
Most Cl:ins:inn Majesty. 31. Cordova, Principal Clerk to the
for Foreign Affairs, will accompany his Excellency as
Secrcti.sy to the Embassy.
From the Arlstarclaus of Saiurday.l
VIENNA, APRIL 4.

Tic lam levers from St. Petersburgh contradict the reports
which Lave been circuiat.^.l in Germany, on the change which was
to take pince in the po!itical system of the Russian Cabinet. It
app. era Slat the real of the Count Cap(' tl'lstria to the Ministry
has no more foundation than the news, that Count Nesselto& was
to Imaa given in his rt7signcion as Itliniater of Foreign Affairs.
Dirltr.lc tic relations and friendship between the Courts of Russia
and V;:r;einherg, are definitively re-cstabliahed, on the same foot-
ing to Sorne individual changes have taken place among
the Generals employee in the Ruksian armies in the East and the
South. Thr. moors which form these armies expect to be reviewed
by Int: En:yr:or on his 7:F.y to Warsaw.

The Princess Augusta received visits on Sunday from
the Duke of Brunswick, and also from Prince William of
Brunswick.
Yesterdny the Michele+ of Gloucester and the Duke of
Sussex 'visited the Princess Augusta.
The King of Siam died on the 20th of July, 189.1,
and Prince Krona Chiatt has succeeded to the throne of
that kingdom.

Mr. Liston played at Glasgow on Tuesday.
Sir Harcourt Lees, Bart., the Rev. Mr. Hay, of Lon-
cicnderry, and Mr. Gams thialty, have been summoned
before the Committee on the state of Ireland.

On Friday a Quarterly Assembly of the Dublin Corpo-
ration was held, when Mr. Alderman Abbott was elected
Lord Mayor, and Me;srs. Moore and Alley Sheriffs for thi-
year ensuing. As n recommendation to the ftemen, both
the Sheriffs declared their readiness to give " the toast."
The Associate Pnegher Presbytery of Glasgow, which
met in Renfleld-street Ses.sion House on Tuesday last,
agreed unanimously to petition both Houses of Parlia-
ment against the Roman Catholic Bill. A petition against
the Catholic claims., subscribed by upwards of six hun-
dred perrons, has been forwarded to the House of Com-
mons, from the parish of Carlitkc.
A m •eting was held at Manchester, on Thursday last,
at trllich a Commiun r:as appointed to take all possible
mtasures fur opposing the re-enactment of the Combination
Laws. _ _ .

A public meeting, not very nummus, but highly re-
oecrable, wag held at the Guildhall, in Newcastle, on
Thoriday, when a petition is the Legislature fcr a revi-
tio•t of the Corn Laws IV3I agr:ed to.