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GALWMG Amy 19.
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We lowa Ville to oßer upon Amoy aobjewt. sr Every other
moot give way to that of our distress; nod we regret to mare
that et has orrived at a most alarm*, stage; the ef-
fect. of the past are DOW Cooolllg ioto full operation ; up.
worth of 00 applications fur adosiaaloo iotra:abo Fever Hoot-

pita were presented yesterday, bat eoektmst be received for
west of room; the passages dose between the beds •re
Msewed wit► dimmed iedividusts; teats are pitched in the
yank sad every exertion is making to remove the afflicted
from their abodes, to stop the operetta causation if possible.
We, ourselves, know one room whore Ws persona are lodged,
la which one individual is in fever, cad tf hats sot tostaatly
rosatived from Court Housislaime, all tbeagmersom will be

added to the millibars diseased, sad so ant caw calculate
where the evil may stop, until the whole community are la-
golfed in one common vortex of contagion. Rut it is not
fewer alone that we have now to combat; the Nadu of our
Committee are reduced to a comparative fraction; oatmeal
has adviseced to 17s. per cwt., in cooseirenee of the stores
of the Committee being exhusted; old potatoes are very
Kerte, at Bd. per slows; employneiet fur the poor, as well
as gratuitous relief, 1111144 cease, for many of tho sivereeers
hare made known to the Committee that they waist discharge
their workmen if they are not supplied with memo to ry
also ( ifrert(ser.)

I.IIIIIIIIOE, JULY 13.
Os het Tuesday tweoly.lve N yew Ins of seal were ye Ins

Mr. Sprirbes etoreis fbi; city for the poor 1• the county of

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Clare, escorted by ihr. polka. We have noticed this drew:m-
alaise., for the puripose of pointing the attention of the public
to the very pleasing feel, that nothisig like disturbance, or
eons a humlstsey fo fl, can be said to exist, whim so large •
quantity of food is allowed to pass almost unguarded through
a country abotradlag with starviwg poor, without forerrap-
time. Oa Thursday 20 additiond car-loads left this city,
witherid mop guard. These facts speak reuses. •
The Ramie Catholic clergyman of Swinford reports, that
three honsdred perms, in that parish are at present labour-
lag under fever !
TWELFTH OF JULY.
The paragraph wader this head in yesterday's Paper was
extracted from The Cork Soothers Reporter of Saturday last.
To the Editor of the Dublin Ereniag Post.
" SIR—As I perceive that you have alluded to the outrages
committed at Eoniscorthy by the yeomen oa the 21st of June.
I beg to say, that I forwarded a memorial cm the Subject
from the Catholic lithsbitants of F.naiscorthy to the Lord
Liestienaat; ind that I have received • letter in reply, to
state, that his Eacelleacy had ordered a most special inquiry
to be forthwith instituted, and had issued orders that the
yeomen *Wald be prevented in (uteri hurting the feelings of
any of his Majesty's subjects, by party tunes, or other ob-
. Doukas denuthatrptionr.
" I have thobllSOUr to be, Sir, your obedient Servitor,
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" Castlebow4) 04 11, 1822." et R. S. CAREW, Joe.

TIIALLS, JUI4Y 10.
We have just ►eard the following mysterious circuit.
Sams, whisk, connected a they seem to be (tlittenli ewe-
pietas: it' this case may possibly be very unjustly attached),
wit► the foul [flan of base mad pretneditated assassination,
of the deepest sad most &treetops die, have caused an ap-
palling seneatio• of horror through every class of society,
demoralised as, we are grieved to my, the great masse of the
lower order of lb* colossaily appear to be at the present
time:—
A woman, whim maiden name was Stonebouse, we ands.
Saud of very sepeciahle.coutiesiotta, and whose family for.
Overly lived is lbe city of Cork, mail years Mace matrird •
farmer of the better class, named Hennessy, is the busty of
log►ticonsor, is this county. Hotness, has silica iira,
keying one daughter, who wee, not long Muce, married to a
young man named Casey. Heunesay'a widow (the unfortu-
nate victim of premeditated ofterwarde become
. We wife of a person named Kelly: she enjoyed a jointere of
fusty periods (or guineas) per amiss, in right of the int
husband, which jointure was payable from off • landed pro-
perty possessed by Casey, is right of his wife, the daughter
of Hennessy. It :appears tbay Kelly, the stood ltosiend,
has experimseed some difficulty and opposition in reeeivieg
this jointure; and in consequence of some attempt lately
made by him to distrait', • wettest for some alleged illegal
es was griasd against him, and be was lodged io our
county gaol, where he lay when the shocking murder we
are sow eaßed upon to notice, was perpetrated.
Oa the night of Moaday last, • gang of reliant broke
into she house where Mrs. Kelly lodged, at Hallyoniailion,
in this meaty, and cruelly murdered ►st, in the must bar.
barons manner!! We have not heard of the plunder of any
property, or that any other person in the ►ouse was Injured.
Kelly, the **furl:maw woman'. husband, was yesterday ad.
witted to bail, and passed through this town, homeward, to
mourn ov►r this dreadful scene of horror nail destrueii..).—
(Cork Chronicle.)

APPRIBINsION AND COMMITTAL or FITS PEN-
sONIL CHANGED ON OATH WITH TIAN AIDURviot

ounlry to Justify it. coati , eaten Mee or use preraganws w "sr • um • ..5=...ws
le perennial flowers which bad in then• the modern exercise of that prerogative, except for CM pre- was tub is the Crows. The King had •be tine """"i u•••uouiu— •-• "• • •
principles of perpetual renovation. He pose of enforcing equity between &objects a the Crewe. rest powss•da time of war, but that be had math OF INKS. KELLY, Ott THE NIGHT Or MONDAY
Night Hos. President of the Board of Rut was that a power of which no motion was to be power in time of peace, he denied so completely sa LAST, NEAR BALLYBUNNION, IN THIS COUN IT. .
Wile his argumeut respecting the growing fogad in aseirat or modern writers? His Hosourable that the King could imue a Proclamation is send a foreigner. In oaf last we gave such particulars of Ibis hurl id
opinion with the prudential policy of and Lammed Friend had catkd upon those who denied est of the country without as Act of Parliament. (imb; sinaties as hasi thou reached a. ; and we Lave now in add,
was convinced that the m. was um the existeace of ibis prerogative S. disprove it, het wisely stress had Wee laid on the argument friondel open dite.alit that on the Arst information received by John Week., E.q.
r, and unjust. If scene should foment it was iocumbeat on those who aermed it to adders of ne neat wit°. 11.111 if his Hem. mid learned Primal (lk, one of the Coronets for this Courtly, he, very rally on Tara.
evilest a friendly power, he thought it some proof of it. exercise. In Cossyn's Digest, under the Wetherell) had drawn on his antiqoariao lore, he would h, day morning fast, repaired to the place where themmiler lc -
re if they could out be punished by the heal of " Prerogative of the Crewn,' be found the writ. that there weft amity very high authorities opposed to Iris ems-. was co:nratttedl,andail that clay beheld a• inquest on the holly
arr. He couteoded that it was better fog OM excel and revertatur, but no mention whatever of this structiou of that well, Lord Keeper Wright had gives it es tale of that unfortunate victim of base and premeditated cruelty.
Own to Parliament fur addisiusal perms 'power of remowisg abate ex eebitelle nor wee any allusion °pieties that the seared rare° was a remedial writ is thas of Roth's, material transpired on the Impiew. The only wit-
than keep the Constitution in &berme. made to such a power limier the head of Afiews.'• La Nis which toothlessly be timed ea allidavit of debt. Lard mess csaatiord um Honors !Hoerr, tbo serest,l maid a the
probable contingencies; be would ra. Baton's Abridosest, in like ONES r, no Imre was to be Coke bad mid that the Crown possessed se prerogative ces- decease4.(wlso itas since been commitiet as an ace.mpliee),
Id act in such cases oa their own reopen. found of such a power ; even in the enostera. Irary to Mimes Chart* ; nod sorely it would sot be drilled 4.11hd-.4.1011. jhal the warder was perpetrated ou thaenegixe
'Parliament for indemnity, according to ilea of II s disadvantages of aliens, no allusion was that it contsided a distinct provisioo in f of foreign above ratiationiEd, by some.persons•whoirmered
r oar history. Had they sot Mlle *beep tirade to their to removal az arbiter°. There were merchants. But in modern times lawyers lief. Souk's, dew, very nese wiineses bed; that they threateued to murder
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foreleg of any such danger to the Power rights which he was borne out in stating to belong to an le hoot oat particular instances in support bbe
"OS" exercise
iwitifitseshearaatuviLumidivalfewasibe‘uityle,reevedd beside isecasleassijeoth Iftweetwof esti,
b,:.,i;
City with us ? Could there be any donbt Alien by every-day sathority, teltieb• aegatived ibe of the Prerogative. He wee oPPoord to lbio nu.
0. of their alliances? He appealrd to the ence of soy Pleb' Power •• alien sight sake a will, he PM 44 ormaimd discretion to all Seerstsries Sioe .rboto 'Wow Lity, rhaatisi notieltoesa thootateefaut say
er celestine to thew she dlfficulty of act. migisi act as an executor, he mold have personal pro. out sly raspommibility. He coMidered it gothahe assassins not would iheknow them Jr. .be bensA
them
of the Bill. Ha thought there was the pert y; he (void am mid ,he sued, is the
,Cents of sue. •.:Oltoevematy,ratrer, and whe a C aaa ap, oppoetpatty eve eV .I.' filet V4iietfell siftstrinc,th.l.ioit
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gapering. the-Heitioh Gessmanest to the tile. His Learned-Friend sold an alien was sot aUowsl SAW, he should give it his most titivation, mrposTtltie, • ;Jiggige.• Ineathilte mei erroamsed. by fbefisawy
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osilisfant Governance; just freed from to have house t. bpi' Huit did sot netottnn_dge egt, • Hi.-- LOCKHART opposed Me Bill &Midst Mid !Aka( e theJ e#, pill wait sittA
a eompliance with the demands of p tb-mineln Is the coostry,',Kir heMigtia ii-Retway or hod O 41,11600 40; • 4 . 44' • • •••' • Aif.seeerar Wee, ma illierp nut riallentv,
n Veils", a ref year. might give Ass dwelling is hiestinfidjiug. 'piece .vs th,lifinkppekin't`bet Mr. 'PEEL eiplaineil she trestolaPlit .111MhoMd tliblisanat peeereeirateewn
sjadaseseridasey imbibe 4tisiotty *bids respect ao exception ro'f;rsura fereigf astrelisints. If • Abbe Bnoavista, sad read letters directed by Lord S mess to Oa."
He opposed to it the liberal policy of oar foreigner were a merchant, he might have a house; and if that be should get every indulgence whilst he was he thee The twine was shockingly mangled.—Shorlly after thefr
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SATURDAY, JULY go. isa.

w.rdict Mat returned. that artier ilagisti Ilaymcn.l,
• Egg. *set every endineel wok fur akrAvertnir
deem ; and lentisd pooled up an etX•r of a reward of fifty
posonda, on the seighttournd etipii, In a Ton hone after re•
reired much information wiled to the nppruhr.uiou of the fol.
Ining person', who were fully eelnenttted by Mr. Rayltutuf,
M abide their trial for the murder at' the emoting Anize‘,
• viz.—Jhetn Casty (son-niew to Olt% deerssrd). Miehael
Hennee,,,Witlieut Moore, Beefy, !Outline, silos fietuftesy,
arid Ohnoes Moore.
Th.•y were trannoitted to town, end tadied in tini'yenoi
trrday evenine•Jw•(rren PaP•r.) •
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• PUREIGN INTELLIGENCE. -4

GERM AN PA PERS:-
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1101.11 S.
The Austrian Oh eertfT at 1041,1 1,0 n alenfrOrl We!
r•iipetliiir the ...rues of 'Turkey, .1.1, d Coortrotlatiple.lbe
lune. The following are the me,.t remarkable/pm;
1.1-n ;__
tr At the beginning of this month there war • rood ae.l of
..Citation, not in the city itself, but is the suburbs, and gm,-
really on the Channel mid iu the Vbflit. which MIA caused by'
no wiler of the Porte fur a namber of the soldiers called'
lftweacks, to be employed in mantling the ships inte4ed
-"pun the Captain Paths, is to the Janissaries who
vehinteereil their istelees. Theiie'Taotaelts area cage'
of at shod 4 990 men, which me heets•frisnv years employed'
In esreirinn Ih. forts on the Bosphorus. Th.y are reimposed
partly of Albanian ••gabinels. soil wetly of the eeriest imuus-
gaineers dwellene about the Euxine, are despised by theiauis.
• warier, and have al ways been odious bottle fluvernatentosidaus-
. `peeled b. it since the part they took in itet kenning the 'Sultan
When they were informed that the 300 or 400 melt mill
wanting to nits the Orel were to be taken from 'bile body,
they began to nutratur ; but as resistance was suit to he
thought of, they at least desired to stipulate that they should
go to the ships through the sebnebt of St. f)imitri, Gaulle,
owl Pers. The objet of this plan. which was evident, was
defeated by the firmness of Ibrahim Pdclati, ho commands
the corps (about 8,000 men) now stalioned at Bujii bd.-re fur
the security Of the capital. They however committid ter-
rible exceries during: their march &meg the Channel and in
the Purl. An 'gray took place between therm and other
vagobowlit, in tables tacitly Yieusrks were killed or
wimistled, mph imfortonstely several inncdvnt prawn
lust their lien who were accidentally on the *pot.—
Tor two or three day. the iahubitants of Peru and Galata'
were uorter seek alarm that nabody reutiired to demit of
the house. This fermium bu] was, however, embarked un
the 6th, owl imagining was restored. All the resets sailed
yesterday: The Captain Pilch, wig still at Seta on lbw fith,
and seemed, I* wait our only for the reinforcement from Con•
slant einpie, Itat *lvo for the get of tie Viceroy of Egypt,
before be vollottakto say thing further. aninii traveller, say
they bare Meld ibis latter Beet neat Cos, 114 sail la nimsber,

iLrfthriew eight large fr irate., • wtaleisel it which is ysollabli

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exiiggeraien. , is sorertatu to what quarter tit, •great
naval expedition will turn next. The Greek flea t still cruises •
among the istasids, sad 60 sail acre seen at Myteigne •t the
*oda Iltay. Some think the Greeks will attack die Turk.; '
nod. though others who are versed iu these ostlers think it
itopoutlne, it cannot be determines{ whether the issargtaile
mar-not lake such a atim is preference to letting them laud
or any important point. •
The war by land is nearly at a stand. Arians at aiagla
poises. .ihrsugh miaow: enough fur the inhabitant, of the
districts where they happen, deserve no mention at reaped"
the general remelt. Though our accounts front Macedonia,
rpiriss, !u. are very imperfect, it would be quite impossible,
considering the extensive conundrum aad correspondence of
the legations, fur say important event to be twig unknown,
Iluirever dein' out the Turkish Ministers might be of canes:l-
ing it.
Chourschid Perim according to his own statements,' is
tstshl to have an army. chit fly composed of Alb i•tans, winch
nitmeraus tie and all expectatswa, but which be dues put
appear disposed to employ till the operations of the fleet have
euremenced.
remtrk in No. 175, of the Allge "clue Zeilemu.
wlickroutalus • letter from Croostadt (in Hungary) with
The reiret of 'a
iegulatio• in thittein Joliette fur the Go-
vernment if the • Principalities, the EJitura of lb. Aiutrian
Olitrtrer say they !lave bail the wig:nal of the I. tter fur
above • fortnight Its their haaits, and that " Regulatiou,"
which the Divan is said in have sent to the Prinripalitiem,.is
in the nrigioal leiter stated to be " The rostmnts of a Peti-
tion" which the Deputies at Cettilanhoople are said to have
prrientrd. It is tree that anrh
,a rdmiwuntealiiin by the
11)-•so at such a moment would oat be moth lore absurd,
than that the Boyars should presfut each a Priitioa, which,
• other ridiculous thmer, reposes to expel all Servians,
Greilis, Bulgarians, and Arnauts, from the Principalities,
mid to Congas-ate their property. But the rechtmorphiois
which the article taut have undergone on the way from
tilehatadt to Augalianeis remvhnbte. The concluding
Is si Ib, y see in the. Allynneins Zeilung, otfi-
titapy lairs! the obi the% was Weeded.
•IPeifillog thee rf a i•iter Gum Trieste, on the dreadful
event at Feu., which inspearial at ihir sane time in several
G4:rman and Freach „tworoal., the Ohre/ter save, " We
know that the totbor of this triter havitig obtained the ma.
'eclat@ for it either from Si in, or from any other part of the
emstre cf wnr, osatiiiPertiired it oat of his own heat!, and
via ii into the world. Wu by no means blame hint for la-
westing time fate of hit Caritas, •114 fur giving no affecting
retire of the desolation of Sean. sod the cruelties attend-
ing ; nor are we moth disposed to quartet with the form be
bee eht-sen, though it spire,' a, • vehicle to palpable on-
it but it is a hilly in him, and limit, trim eirealate his
1•::•r. to attempt thereby to invalidste the a edibility of the
A "slrian (Jbsevrer, which Lever insert' • fact without aufe--
sleet authority fur its accuracy. We hal-east softened in our
✓eports, the pictcre of the dresilfol settings Scio. We hate
wad psilialelaay cruelly. The difference is, that while others
sneak as if thy Turks bad wantonly ennvertid one of their
fairest pomeseinas into a den of murderer', we hare cut
elitism to eancest what we still affirm, that the unhappy in.
bah 'ants of the Wand, mated by the worst enontellors, have
slaters upon themselves the d•straction that has befallen
them.—• Fra.4furt Pupers, July It.)

THE BRITISH PRESS.

The Detain Papers contain a letter crass Mr..
CA 111 W, the member for the county Of Wex-
ford. in which lie slats that he had trans-
mitted to the Lord Lindeman* a manorial from the
Catholic inhabitants of Enniseorthy, complaining of
on outrage committed by the yeonten. and had recei v.
ed an assurance from his Excellency, that a special
ioquiry thentid be instituted immediately into the
ulsiro, and that he had issued orders that the yeo-
men should in fetare sermon from party tones, and
other obnoxious demonstrations of party spirit. This
communication deriver peculiar interest from some
recent remarks in the Dublin Papers. in which his
Excelkitcy has been represented as not suScieutly
alive to abuses of this kind.

The Bill for the renewal of the Irish losetreno-
von Act was reed • pecood time last night in the
House of Lords. The Earl of DAIRNLZY in the
costae of the debate alluded to the Orange exhi-
bition in Colbge-green. Dublin, on the 11Ith July,
rail observed that et was dose to tlis-clissaciet of

.141oretuia WattitsLit! dial some explanation should
be given on the subject. The Earl of LivaapooL
anawered he had authority to stute that the Noble
Augers discountenanced the proceeding, and was
only' restrained loy icrit advice from using strong
measures to prevent it. it appears that no affidavit
had been made that the exhibition was 4iltely to
lead tb a breavl of the peace, and the Crown
Lawyers, we presistne, were of opinion that with.
out such 'Admit the Government could not in.
ter ferir.

The Alien Bill underwent a fresh and acute dia-
cession on the third reeding, hi the Common.'
House, last night. The chief ground of the debate
was the speech of Mr. IVETEBRULL in support of
it, who poured out his legal lore in great copious-
ness to show that the power of 'emoting aliens was
inherent in the -Clown, by all the principles of
natural, international, and municipsl law. Several
divisions took place on aracutlments proposed, which
were negatived, and the Bill was reed the third
time.

Our columns this day-display splendid evidence
.of the success of the eloquence of the pulpit, and
the innate generosity of the British character for
the relief 9f the distress io Ireland. We look with
confidence to en .estly and ebundsut harvest to su.
perrede the present absolute necessity of these ge-
nerous exertions to assuage this dreadful visitation.

The progress of the civil war between the Greeks
and the Turk. is detailed in German l'apers to
the 13th lament, received lust alight. The
Turkish fleet is represented at 113 sail, including
eight large frigates. The Greek fleet is cruis-
ing among the Island.. It was last seen off
Mytelene in the end of May. The Assitian
Observer persists in asserting that the inhabitants
of Scio .drew upon themselves the cruelties which
they have suffered from the Tasks by their owa
excesrs. The Marquis, of LONDONDWARY, we
presume, reads the Awstriaik Übsesrer. •

A Lisbqn mail has artieed. with pspers to the
7th inst. The utruirs of the Breeds have produced
lung debates in the Cortes.

We have received Dutch Papers to the 17th in-
stant. The following is en extract
HAGUE, JULY 11.
It, the Seated Chamber of the States General
the 0r&47 the pay was the project of law for
cresting* Woe et 8711 millions of actual debt to
cover soccessfeely the arrears of 1840 and 1821,
and to meet the most urgent expenses. After a
lone debate the project was adopted by 80 votes
to 85.

We have received Paris Paper, to the l7th in-
stant. The Chamber of Deputies was occupied on
Monday with the further discussion of the Law of
Finance. The majority of the speakers, however,
paid very little attention to financial detail, and
entered chiefly into a disquisitica of the merits of
the present Administration. M. Onager des
Voistas ismnnunced a violent philippic against
them. He said the uses to which the isocuctise re-
sources planed at their disposal, had been applied,
were to transform bursas into seinnaries, restore
convents, Avow the re-eetabllshment of Jesuits
and missionaries, sod create • deficit of 80 mil-
lions. .In illusion teSpanish Affaire and ministe.
teriel interference in elections, he exclaimed,
" When counter-revolutliali H publicly announced
by journals under the influence of Administration,
when it is excited and supported with money
stnotigst our neighbours, when the reprtsentatitre
Government is attacked in its bases and costae-
quences, the time of indulgence is past, a rigorous
system should be pursued."
M. LAFITTB examined the articles of the
budget at great length, and drew very unfavour-
able conclusions with respect to the resources and
general prosperity of the country. Ilis positions
were combated I the Minister of Finance, col
the Chamber adjourned.

An army of ohservalion is forming in the north
of Spain, to watch the movements of the French
sauitury cordon.

Yesterday, at two o'elock, a Cabinet Council was
' held at the Foreign Office, Downing-street, whiCh
. was attended by dr Earl of Livutroor., tbe,Karl
Of WEsTMORLARD. Eat I BATHURST. the Moorsia
of LONDONDERRY, 'rh. PEEL, the Duke of Wm..
WIGTON, Lord htonvenitotron. Mr. fteitnisoN,
Mr. MEADOR NATHURET, the CHANCELLOR cif the
.EXCREQO6II, &c. The Council sat iu deliberating'
till half-past three o'clock.
Yesterday the Duke of Von% transacted mili-
tary holiness with the Kum.

By a ship arrived at Liverpool, sdirices have been
received from Buenos Ayres, dated April 26. They
mention nothing parttcuiar as having occurred there
snare .the previous accounts came away ; hut, in re-
ference to letters from Chili, they state that an ex-
pedition was fitting out at Valparaiso against the
Chiloe Islands, the place usouccemfully attacked
by Lord CocaßallE, soon After his &mail in Chili.
As a material change hid noce taken place in the
sentiments of the inhulaitauts„ now totally deprived
of the aid mud support they formerly received from
the Viceroy of Lima, it was thought the Chrism
Islands would fall au easy prey. The skinniest of
Pita is mentioned as extremely precarious, io con-
sequence of the arliritum of L• Siam*, by 'hick
means provisions from the interior were cut oft ar►d
these for the present could sot be replaced by sup.
plies dieser frost Chili.

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PASHIONARLE PARTIES..
Tbe Doke of Grafton cave an elegant eatertakneent
yesterday to the Duke of York sod a large party of dis-
tiaguisbed personages at hie hays. in Carves-street, Pic-
cadilly.
Lord Berwick este/Wined a large party of distincilos at
diviner yesterday at his house in Grosvenor-orputra
Lord %Irlhour•e will entertain a large party at dinne►
this day at his house, Yl'hiteball,
Lady Sophia Heatheote Ins issued car& of Invitation for
• splendid rout en the Ugh. inst. at her house in Grosvenor-
square.
The Vice-Chancellor will entertain the Duke of York and
• distisguisbed party on Monday next at his house la South-
street, Grosvenor-square.
Mrs. liinchliffe bid • dinner ploy yesterday st bee house
in„Green street, Geuevenor-square.

FASHIONABLE MO V 11NeNTS.
The Eirl and Coulees of Darßerton asst &telly lift
town yesterday fur their seat. Roby Castle, Dierkawl.
The Earl and Countru of Farnham and 'family left lb.
Palteney Hotel, Piccadilly, yesterday, for Chelleuham ; and
Captain and Mrs. Moody fur the Ctintiaest.
Lord and Lady Dove and family have left town for their
mat in Gloucestershire.
Lord and Lady Blantyre and family arrived yesterday at
Thomais Hotel, Berkeley-square, from l'aris.
Lord and Lady Stopfnrd left the Clarendon Hold, Bund.
street, yesterday, fur Ireland; and Captain Wyndham, of
the Scots Greys, for Scotland.
Sir George and Lady Nugent left town yesterday for their
sett near Aylesbury.
Sir Geotge %Vtimbstell, Bait. left town yesterday for his
seat, Bury St. &tamed's.
Departures from Hatehett's Hotel, Piccadilly:—Mrs. L.
Stewart for Paris; and James Harding, Esq. for Falmouth.
114. sod F. ltigby and family have left tows for their
mat, !Staley Hall, Eases.
Colonel GoreLattglos, M.P. and Mrs. Wigton and fa.
silly, left tows yesterday for their seat, Newlin Park, near
Bath.
Artiest. at Blake's Hotel, Jermynstreedienanorles Stuart,
Esq. and Mr. Blaqatere from • tour.
Colonel and Mrs. Colato• have left their house in Upper
Brrkeky-stvert on a tour to nue Cuatioent.
Mr. and Mrs. Keen. and family have telt town for their
seat, Westowe Lodge, sear Lamm Camblidgeshile.

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YAUXILOLL GARDEN'S.

Those beautiful Gardens were opened lasi sight mills every
embellishment which the taste of its glans! Proprietor
could possibly bestow upon them, in commemoration of his
Majesty's Coronation. The royal standard was hoisted on
the dome of the orchestra at the early hour of five o'clock is
the mornieg, and a royal salute of twenty.one guns was
fired at one o'clock In the afternoon. Numberless dap were
suspended from the trees overhanging the walks, which had
• very pleasing effect. to the must conspicuous part of the
Gardens we particularly noticed the words, " Long line the
King, our Patron," in flame-coloured pampa, ourrouuded
by wreathe of laurel. At the extremity of the grand walk
was placed an excellent transpareot full.lengils likeness of
his Majesty, to his Coronation robes. The fire-works, by the
Chevalier gouthby, were exceedingly brilliant. Amos; the
many additional attractions of the evening were some water.
works in the grand submarine cave; and • little towards the
grand promenade was a fountain, also of real water. The
company were most fashionable, nod could not have
ronaieted of less than 10,000 persons, and at the time of
our departure from this fascinating retreat, evinced every
possible mask of satisfaction and delight.

••••••••• ••• IMI "c 73.1 el 1M iya men for Ilse present could sot be replaced
%.` rag observed thug it Irma doe to tlis-cheisciet of 1 o les aear rem Glob.