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to be laiteediatety tollowed by these of the eei
Mergreve of Dobai. end of ell Isis brothers.
The Dike of Wittiiir*Mou DANA , for
Cooker so the 24th.

Seldom Palms to the !id lest lave been re-
ceived. They state that the destiestion of the
French squadron eider Gpmerai LALLUSAND es.
cites vest littlest. It is no* deadened that the
tbject of the eirtipmeot (which is skated to be
%o re cumin then at first reported). was Ate the
per Malt vf revelatiosiaiag the Spatial) Province
bf TM%

which he complains to he fully. and. if he pleased.
publicly investigated, than to pursue with the ut-
most rigour of the law an humble individual who
presumed to address the Minister in the character
of a mast. Lord Siomouvu'a claims upon public
eonlidesce have long resolved themselves into his
boasted attribute of humanity. If this title be.
coma guestiinable, his Lordship's friends will
*ad it dilcult to supply him with another.

Yesterday morning Mr. Peocessail. the Shies
Messenger. strived su town with dispatches from
Berlin.

This cloy brieg the Anniversary of Lag
CRADLED the Second's Restoration, the two
Rouses of Parliament adjourned last evening until
Ritordey?
The Nosey end Mora. BARN ICOLT. sailed from
Boston 17th April, for Liverpool, was driven*.
shore in a ply of wind, and threw over-board about
two hundred barrels of deur' and twenty bales of
cotton. She received littledsmar, and was re-
paired and reek tot sea on the tl6ih
The Veletisi,
.SAuN DEO, from Virginia. has ar-
rived io the Clyde.
The Dill to afford relief to the bend fide hollers
of urgotiable securities, without notice that they
were given for a usurious consideration. enacts,
"'That no bill of eachouge or promissory note that
'hall be draws or mode, shall, though it may have
hero given for a usurious consideration, or upon a
usurious con:rect, be void in the hands of an en.
dorms fur valuable consideration, owlets such en-
dorsee lied, IA the time of discounting as ming
such consideration for the some, notice that such
bill of enchant or pressiinmity note had been origiw
say given fors runtimes considerationi or Upon
asaiiutie contract."
Sir D. Westmont/an, nowt. the present Meas-

ber C., the Perth di•irict of Boroughs. having re-
signed, ARCO. Cmaroat.t.. Esq. of Blythswood,
has offered bianielf as his successor. and has obrody
commenced on active canvass in Perth. A few days
ago an independent is. V Yokota, clad I. the
loony-spun costume of his native hills. was very
politely addressed—hat its hand—by • candidate,
for his tote at an ensuing election ; thinking the
Geottleinsa who paid him so mach lineation was
saisfoken, and looking round to see if he were ad-
rift...Oa% soy other person, with some deference ac.
acted the coadidasa thes--i ins ye speaking to
ate, sa. aesumuml in the ofirmative, and
AMY apprised. if Tws iatodissi. he shook his head,
Lather knowingly. sud sisswarid.—" Mess ore see
gra or airee e ye, we'll k spode*: about it !"

A successful experiment at Mr. .Putt CART.
LEDGE. of Liocolie, is lighten Ibbi-olsop and pre-
mises with has, deserves malice. and does credit to
his spirit and MUM. The apperstus Is contained
In a small out-house; the ire opt larger than is
requisite for a common-anted copper boiler. and
reNtsiers about a minutes attendance once or twice
Maning else evening to add coals. There seems
110.0141 g dangerous, meshing unpleasant, and no.
slung that is removed from doeseotic operations.
Judging lay the above, the time is not far &None
when superiutending std graduating the grnsesteter,
be as COONISENI a houselleold occupation as afia:l-
- the jack. The whole expense of this useful
contrivance. including the axing of pipes, 11C. II
all MIA to to have eaceeded SOI: stud the P"Prie-
kW has hornets its every part of his house where
they cast be advantageous. not averaging. in cost
mutt alien Id. per night each
the twist splendid -
patio/ to that

kOYAL

On in
Tin 017 SIN.
Yestenley. ot gloom o'clock. Sir ROWIIIT IR Ata
Poole eceespectodly arrived et the Qseen's Pelee,.
frogs Riodeor. to owed her Alasseck. and arlar•
mode the follocrieg Belied* ins hosed
a tie Owed okilioliei bAcimie Meet, Noy le.
4.0

elle► . of CI7IIIIBILLAND'S health; upon
receiving the atekneholy iiitalhgrace of the death
of bei sister. rms. 44 Her Royal Highness is better
to-day." The only visitors she received were the
Doke of CAMORIDGI and the Landgrave of Huss
lessen., who remained with her Royal Highness II
cotieidentble time.

The Dachas of Gsoveastas .411 have a rood
assembly this 'veiling at Gleacester.boase.
About ilsreii o'clock yesterday enerningt the
Doke of Gtoucisfaa, attended by Colonel Ma-
san, Colonel COTTON. and Capt. Cuasoa, leR
towu in a carriage and four. for Epsom Races. His
Royal Highness alighted from his carriage four
miles this side of the course. and proceeded to the
course on horseback. The Royal Doke retuned
to town a little before six o'clock.

Yesterday easesier, about ten o'clock, the Prince
of Haus HOMIOUIte left the Queen's Palace, in
a carriage and four, for Epson) races.

On Wednesday evening. the Duke and Duchess
of GLouciews* honoured Covent Garden Theatre
with their presence to see the entertainment.

The Archbishop of Toes case to town yester•
day front Windsor, front attending the Kum so
*se of the Qv's'''. Council.

The Duke of Noarout entertained a party of
distiaction yeaseday. at Norfolk-home.
The Dike sad Dachas of NORTSIUMBIBLIIND

are expected to leave Sion House next week, foe
their seat, Alnwick Castle.

The Marchioness of LASIIDOWS will give a
epleodid root tognerrow eveaiug. at Looedowo•
house.

Lord Hut.acruatte sod hie son, the Honourable
F. Lassa,. kft town on Wednesday, for Brighton.
Lady Rtnnst.'s concert, yesterday evening, in
Portland place. was attended by a very elegant
assemblage of distinguished fashionable..
Lady Amisanou entertained a small circle of
&shambles. yesterday evening, at her residence in

Lady CowrrGlt has used cards of invitation
fur a grand rout oo the 3d of Joue§ at ber raideuce
its Saville-row.

Sams Fawn., the Ambassador from the Nether-
lands, will give a grand entertainment to a large
party of distinguished personages, at her residence.
Whitehall-pi: Ice. on the 3d of Joao.
The Archbishop of CANTIIISURY entertained a
select party of distioctiou, yesterday, at Lambeth
Palace.

The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. D. BURSZLIL will give
an elegant entertainment on tha 3d of Jane. to a
party of distinction. at their boas: in Piccadilly.

Mrs. S. MURRAY will have a quadrille ball, 00
the 4th of June, at her house in Cavendish-square.
Among she last arrivals at Bath are—
Marquis of Its%eery, Lord Siderieuth, Lord WaMmes.'s,
lady Lloyd, Lady M. Lose, lisms.Mr. Langley, Sir A. Berrie,
Sr T. Dyke, Sir U. Freakiest& Sir W. and Lady Wake, GC
Owesley. Col. Giadwia, Ilsier Andrews.
Darman:La.—Mr. CIRINTELL and family. from
Spring-garden, to Topton House, Bucks.
Arrivals at TheMSC@ Hotel, Berkeley•square :
Lord and Lady HUNTi110111111.1), frost their oral in
Suffolk; Mrs. MAITLAND. front her seat, Kama.
ream Castle, Fife; Captain and Mrs. Setruoue,
front a tour. Mr. and Mro. M. Swimsuits lett
ditto. for their feat in Kent.

Lady CIIARLOTTE STRUTVII house. on Monday
evening. was crowded with the relations Inset friends
or the Duke or LSIIISTILA and Lord MilliMO.
TON'S families—it woe • meeting previews to the
intended

POBTR ~'.

Osi BELa.

fitgot aleai•fg WUs thaw eVniog 1.16.
Eiow many • the Hoek mimic lehe,
hr jooth, sod hum, sod that loot « jp,
Ines hist 1 heard their satithiagehtso-.
*youth, sod haw, dad that sem time
Whoa teat I hoard tkii 'mashie, clams.

+hoer jollies hours sit joist sway,
4441 away a heart that thee we% gay,
t• Wiiiiht the midi sew dart'', thorn..
s lad hears so mare Ihoos tv'esisg
Mt Aid se 'twill he spreeass gassa, I'''+ 1.4 tf: •
date', that isagfel Peal Ana on
*-1.1 Whilslother birds shall stai Saw dell;
!1* •' *ad Wag pair praiaspilifieWalug bell..
1J •
4L.V.4CrS BOLL.

These Rooms. onWeduesday evening, were more
filly attended than any preceding one this swar►n.
Among other distinguished nersetrices widen: were :
Peewee Hem Hiedlleum eed Aide.theCeiele
Pekoes de Peeefreasuel.

deseaseadant—Ruaram Prautiin, Setedieb, Frtataser,
Spoil, liavarlass; mad Netherland*.
Drafies—Braufort, Art*, tle Lamle* itpinelli.
nethrssa--Arplr. Leeds. and Beaufort.
Xarfaieas—.Dowatallare, Declaimban, Eimer, awl Titer.
SAL

Ifiraiww.....Whielereter, Dowager Bath, Dowsebier,
Canovallia. sod Cauyegham.
Kierb—Uebridge, Weymouth. %Westmorland, Caution,
Derby. Clare, Sarrry, Ahern., Ayleafier', Counsel, Laug-
funl. Raerherry. Magetembel, sad Plymouth.
Caten/som—.Balitoo, Bathdrd.. Dupios. &San Derby,
Clam, Sue Aboyne, Linen Cluoinel, Lousilel.. Dart.
museth. Grey. Plynaoath. Peinh;uke, and Staaviers.
Lerde—Greaves, F. Beutinek, James Stormy, A H ill, Bel.
crave, Neck Kerr ktrallsaire, Onagannua. Ramada,
linglon G. /4oo;inet, Cattleresgh, Falmouth,
Graolllss, Ddteriu, B. Bunn:reel, Arley, Syduey,
.1. Campbell. F. Sonsersel. sad W. keIMOX
Lodi** —Paget., Barrington, & Fielding. two Bathurst'',
Hill, Castlereagh, Nliolynrio4 A. Putills, Folhisitou,
G. Mochas. M. Staeley, J. Fitzgibbon, Elleabormigh,
Gordo*, Call, Faliiiwene, Cornwallis, Grambant. C Coioyiig.
Iwo Breees, &geld, Defferiet. Allem, A. Wilbraham,
two Greenlee, G. Nome, G. Fame, Glysi, C. Lego..
Lug, two Fogleman, J. Moore. Fitzroy, A. Milbank,
Tomes, Pratt. A. B. rmiford, G. iteresturil. C. Posolvit,
fionsoreet, B. Bradenell, Grey. De Clifford, A. Wyndham,
Roos, B. Lowther, Harmed. T. Bligh, Aseberst, H. Wind.
we, Lasibtos, C. Mocilmsald, sod E. Forbes.

Atbailmut. J. de Bailie, T. Liddell, T. &salty,
William Coll, D. Tarns, C. W. Wynne, E Ttsimsse, C.
Campbell, Granville, II Bailer, as/1 Lary fu!ey.
Honsierahlso—F. Ilya , D. Bartell, Colossi Upon, N.D.
Bassett, he. ike.

PUBLIC MONUMENT
TO THE MEMORY OP THE LATE LAMENTED
PRINCEIS CHARLOTTE OP WALES AND SAXE

COBURG.
The Cogiotaph Committee, after maturely emesiderlog the
I somas cu.o Hwy hare received, sod is smiler-
oily with what they have memo to believe is th► wj.b
sf the Public, beg Wive to gists that it is their ialegitiva,
should their fusels is adequate, to agostroci the promised
Temple if the Crootaph uo • scale walieimilly estrange to
admit of its Wog appropriated to the purposes of Diessie
Worship, sad constituted a F►ee Church.
(Far ths Committee)
BENJ. BOTCH, Js•.

The funeral or the late Mrs. GUN FILL took
place yesterday, when the body was removed, at a
very early hour, from Spring-garden, to be depo-
sited in a vault in Tapluw Church, Bucks. h was
conducted in the most private manner.

We are sorry to hear that the Hon. Him Paul Au.
the daughter of Lord YAsiotowas, is dangemusly
ill at Brocitlisby, to the great grief and alarm of
the family.

On Mondry evening the Hon. Mr. and Lady
&Hillis PIIIIIIIPONT arrived at Burghley. the *eat
of her Ladyship's brother, the Margin* or EXETER,
on which occasion the lively interest in her Lady.
ship's hoppieress, which is felt in Stanifina, was
shewn by the ringing of bells at the different parish
churches until eleven o'clock at night.

On Sondoy. the lOth instant, the HOO. Gustavus
HAMILTON, only son of Viscount Buttes, atbrined
his 2ld year. Oa the following day great rejoicings
took place at Ludlow ; and at Burwarton House,
his Lord•hip'a residence, large quantities of strong
beer were given to the tenantry and tieighboushood.
and mosey, bread, and clothes, divtributed to the
surroundiug poor. In the evening the tenantry and
their friends were invited to Burwarton House,
where • profusion of good things were freely and
ahundmitly disposed of, sad a merry dance (which
was frequently enlivened by the presence of Lord
and Lady Boum. and the Hon. Mr. HAMILTON)
concluded the Oyer' scene at that place. At
Ludlow, the various tradesmen of the Noble Family
and their friends, assembled at the Angel Inn, where
a sumptuous dinner was provided, and the swain.
spent with the greatest hilarity. In the course of
the day, hogsheads of ale were given to the
lace, and to the poor, bread and money.

In the election which Fortune brio nude of
agents for the distribution of her gifts to the
politic., she has dime • most decided prefrrewee
whn, we Iled4 is her Grit wiieister •t his pale of Capital
Prises is the late Lottery, although he ear is hie adwpr.
thorniest* it was s o 1 *seal," feast be allowed to be great
beynied all preterite' ; it hes Oise/ for hint that drawee of
pelitie fawoor whit*, we &elle not, Patinae will mistimes to
seam to him, by /sweetie( these who fewest him.

The very floe Original Measotinto Print of 80-IUP/111TE.
1UP/111TE. just *melted in whole-length, fungi
Room. !Armies celebrated Picture, which woe exhibited
two Pars We is the Adolph', and which is sow us Esbibi.
ties st the King's Arnie Nall Rows, opposite the Pomp, at
the Royal Eschewer., stunts the best opportunity dist ever
wee ea geed of socedeishig the wreeit sod accuracy of
the stik, both as a smirk of art sad sots Use idetitity of
the likewise. Tbe hue willies' Picture, awl likewise Proof
lopreetioes of the Print, are sew eapsed tagober is sae
gone mugs. whit* present a Oust unusual swam of scrod-
sinewy sod swertaining the weevil of this awe* Intererthsg
subject, sod which can weer be obtained apilt as but lbw
imiwg,siolts teem the Plate. is its pwaseot etaaaitioa, eau be
takes, se tbe Pietere is likely to he scot lo Marries I. •
few weeks. This is new open every day, end
visitors will be imlwittel rats who espressly desires I. sew
pare the Print silk the original Plater,.
It lias been re-olvtd, on the Booksellers' Re.
• majority vote/

• ..

.•
A very intertiliai letter from a Correspondent FRANCIS lIILPAN.
a, OMIT HAMAD."
run India ii 'ten in smother part of ear Paper. It this was understood to go tro hit heintaia
that
lucludesm occeset a the taptere of Fort Hat- would be jammed, the Quest,. we Vs hip ft to sub
tress. one a the girlie* almortaitata of the present Willie so 'ouch better.
Sir Hamm HALTOID returned to Maar in
war.
the afternoon to attend the Kula.
The Court of King's Bench yesterday pram"... wsed.
Yesterday the Duchess of Gaoletinera' v.eit—ted,
judgement upon ARTHUR. TUISTIAWOOO, wno Imo
tom KAMM: Bement.
in the Sinless after last Tens been convicted et Yesterday the Duke of
seeding a cheater to Lord Stßaotrra: The ud- COatan. His Royal Highness ;ow
fortunate man was seotenced to one year's ion- riTth the Patsies Ramses at. ogee. The
of
#4Royal Duke,, • allermitlieg oshoneback to visit the
primmest in Horsham gaol, iu the county
woven, the dlismencit•MmtllT, the Duchess of
.as, and at the expiration of that period to arid Cultetitbitalk U. !seamed to Cambridge Hons.,
warily for his good conduct, himself in the sum lindnideiosea•eisk-She Michas in a carriage, end
of 3001. and two sureties in the sum of 1301. each. miltedtepso the Princess SOPMA of Gimucestsa
The circumstances of this case, sad the Some sostLoshOl.ldiiiiriguished characters. Ou Wedow".
lirnceediap in which Tineet.awooo was not kingdry'sultllag, dirtemiliog, his Royal Highness, after dining with
liievfluchesm. the Lendgrave of Hesse Cosset.,
since engaged, are still fresh in every "eilti6li. met their Suites, at Cambridge Heine. want to
we shall therefore make no further relemlnjiiii Hanover-square Rooms, end honoured the per-
'armee. then to remind one fendiewoptgigy 1 romance uf the Concert of Ancient Music with
ridicule which the ant inti •
his presence. To-morrow his Royal Highness is
•
.• • ,tin
expected to preside at the Festival of the Royal
had i'estnimi'd• With. •14, •• . "..16", Society of Musiciana, at Willis's Rooms.
perhaps, be excused • • •.. ' Moo vutPhse et The Princess of Hesse Honsonea spout Wed-
the weight of ping • .......isammllllll/ awarded needs, evening with the Duchess of CAIIeiIDGIS,
to the ofkoee; ..4r.• • meaning to justify and her father, the Laodgnve of twos cAsogi.,
• TiIITLIIIT 1•., we may be permitted at Cambridge Hesse.
•
* Yesterday noon, the Princess of Huss How-
so • , . • which in itself is merely soot' and the Princess AUGUSTA, visited the
rid ' • • ••t be supposed to affect either Duchess of CANIIEDGI, at Cambridge House.
au • its operation, or society by its Yesterday the Dukes of Ccussatano and
to become a legitimate object of Sussex. wilted the Laoderave of Hesse CASSEL,
t. Iu our minds Lord SIDUOUTII K
at his residence in South Audlepstreet, which was
' •
rong ed on Wednesday and yesterday, with the
would • we more effectually consulted his personal F thenian Atunatendors sod monsters, and a ono.
dignity. sod that of the oSro he has the honour her of foreigners of distinction, as well as Nobility
of holding, had he put TUISTLIWOODeS foolish and Gentry, leaving their tames.
letter in the Are, and caused the grievances of Yesterday the an.rver to the numerous inquirers
moltiolt .Joins in he fall._ isnA if ion salmundeol after the Duchess of CUIISBILLASIO'S health, upon