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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-06-18

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS RRUNTON.
TH EATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
ON WEDN ES DAY NEXT, istoe 24, IBIS,
will be acted a Tragic Play called
PIZARRO.
Peruvians—Ataliha, Mr. Egerton; Rolla, Mr. Yowl?.
Fernando, Miss Norman ; °mambo, Mr. Chapman ;
alim, Mr. Blanchard; High Priest, Mr. Taylor. Cunt (fur
tin• first tone) 316, Brunton.
Sp.iniards—Pisami, Mr. M sly (who has kindly con.
Penh to perform that character fur thea night only); Alcamo,
Mr. Abbott; Las Caaas, Mr. Terry. Elvira, Mrs. Egerton.
After which, the Interlude called
A DAY A FTER THE WEDDING;
OR, A WIFE'S FIRST LESSON.
Lord Rivets, Mr. Claremont; Colonel Frettove, Mr.
Jones. Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Emery; Lady Elisabeth Free.
love (for the first time), Miss Brunton.
In the course of the eveoti.g, a popular Duet by Mr. Sin.
chcir and Miss Stephens; and a Comic Sour by Mr. Emery.
With a Grand filelo•Desina, interspersed will, Songs,
autrums, and D•nees, called
THE BROKEN SWORD.
The Music composed by Mr. Whitaker.
The Baron, Mr. Chapman Colonel Itigolio, Mr. Terry:
Captain Zavlur, Mr. Blanchard; Estevan, 31r. Farley.
31yrtillo, a dumb orphan (fur that night only), Miss Brun-
ton; Rowers, Miss S Booth; Stella, Mrs. Bishop; Agnes,
Miss She Alpine; Jacinths, Mrs. Curri.
In Act I. A National Waltg by the Misses Deonett.
Tickets to he had of Miss Brunton, 40, King.street, Co.
vent.gaidtio ; at Freeman's Libr.try, New Bond-street; and
of Mr. Btandon, at the Theatre, vikcie Places fur the Boxes
may be tacit.

GENERAL ELECTION.
TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY
OF LONDON.
GiNetratem,
ACCEPT wv most grateful thanks for the
fin 000000 r you have conferred upon me this day, in
placing me, by your nesweeuus and independent Votes, au
respectably upon the Poll; at the same time I trust that
the lisitering prospect of snrcus, which this „imin„tinte
affords, grid out induce you in the ronsilest degree to relax
your exertions in my farunr.
1 have the honour to remain,
Gultev.ratvo,
Your faithful and ofieelient Servant,
JOHN THOS. THORP.
Joule 17, 1814.
STATE OF THE POLL, BECOHO DAY.
Thorp .. 773
11P1141$1
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Carl is . . 741
Albins
London, England, 1818-06-18

NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

In Cirotins Rice there is nothing doing, suit the prices
are nominal. _ . .

The TOBACCO market still remains dull. The only orders
in the market are for good and fine Tobacco, which qualities
are very scarce.
ROUGH TURPCNTINE.—The late imports remain entire
in the importers' band+, in consequence of the small de-
mand fur Spirits of Turpentine and Rosin.
London, England, 1818-06-18

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, JUNE la.

Accounts from Madrid of the 2I June, state,
that an expedition, composed of thirteen vessels,
escorted by a frigate of war, with two thousand
troops, sailed from Cadiz en the 21st of May.
This expedition, it is said, proceeds to Lima, and
that a second is preparing.
From the 29th of April to the end of May,
there passed through Mayence, emigrating to
America, 295 persons, of whom 91 were men, 39
women, and 145 ch►ldren. Of this number there
were 261 Wurtemburgliers, 7 Swiss, and 3 [tartest..
The Emperor of Russia, after a residence for
four days in Odessa, set out on the 16th of May
for the Crimea. He reviewed the troops assembled
in the camp of Terespol, near Renders among
whom were thirty regiments of infantry. His Ma-
jesty was so satisfied with the flourishing condition
of Odessa that he dispatched a chasseur of his guard
as a courier to Paris, to convey to the Duke of
Richelieu a letter, written with his own hand, in
which he expresses to title founder of Odessa his
lively gratitude. The Emperor assigned two millions
of roubles for the construction of a lazaretto and
an aqueduct.
General Bet►igsen has resigned his rank in the
Russian army, in consequence of his advanced age,
a►d has returned to Hanover, his native country.
London, England, 1818-06-20

"...VI a pr:viler lint entilil not be deeerihea. f was
mot obliged foggy far whit trims', he erliimal his ran.rur.
hat hi+ Lordship moist assign a reasons Ow his retaml.
Learucil Friend mid, that no parent worts r.ve his ran.
sent after resriving sects information ; Ant hare is a
where a ',emit, the Coriolis. of Antrim, the mother of dm
young 'pity, dial runamst. Wall their he ten allowance made
for the (Miss*. of a mother. becasise a eanuanniestiiin had
been made to Mre.Taylor. by wham we know taut, Plw rill
not tell your Lordship, llw Master, or as. However. that
rominnodeation is new stripprA of all (annotation by the
Master's report, and lois offer certainly was the
proper place to make the iisquiry. The affections of
the young laity hail mime claim 111 be attended
to. He did toot mean to say, that it an infest
motile an ineligible choice, that the Commit ought la at-
tend to lies restage; 1:-st that was mat the ease herr. If
his Lordship refaual has eausent, be might &MORI her
to misery which she must surtaia siostil she was
twenty-tom years of age, whom she could enter into
this contract without the consent of the Coast or that of
Mrs. Taylor. It was also to lie considered that she was a
prisoner unlit this case was decided. As to the drestlfnl
malady which had been so 111111.111 spoken of, inquiries had
leen made here anil in I►eland, and agents seat assmisest
nil the monstrous loam:hes of this numerous family.
—And what was the resell? That there were two in-
mauves—nue in 17K?, thirty-six years ago, the masher
of Lord Stewart. wino heel a temporary indippositiott after
the birth of a child, sad had no relapse since; the other
instance was, 'dim or the sister of Local Stewart and her
h.s•b and, Colonel Wood, laid most propeely suit historic-
ahly come forward sad explained it, that it was also MI the
Mills of a child, anal that she has had lire citittlern siorer
and there has been no retnru of the olionwater. Then, how
could it he said that this woes a malady in the family which
ought to put ass end to the match?
Mr. HORN r followed MI 111? oboe aide.
Sir Samuel- 110111111.1. Y replied.

The Lou 1) Cestiscrv.t.ott—" 1 will endeavour to give my
judgment in this case, at the *ming of the Court on Moo-
dily morning. 1 should wi,lo I. he with the ori-
ginal petilu.ns of Mia. Taylor and the Connie,' of An-
trim, awl &Imo with the affittivits in support of them. Ist
me also have the orders of riftvenee to the kliflter as to
the ediseatom of this young Lady, as 1 look sumo) divot to
he most irnportaid ; and al,o all mffidavits nut art forth in
the 31a,ler'a report. Von may sake it as certain that 1 will
give my judgment un kluilday intsniug.

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS,

FRIDAY, 19.

Bger• Aft. Adios Asaorr, .fr. Justice Tank, and the
MCCORD La.
London, England, 1818-04-24

. pearls.
FIVE MISSES MANNERS SUTTON.

White satin petticoats, covered Inds net, and trains and
draperies of uet, full trimmed with blond, festooned up with
bunches of Camilla japonica, and were universally admired.
MISS JERKINGIIAM
(Pretested by her Mother).
Petticoat and train of white satin, draperies of tulle, lightly
semmi with white satin leave*, and most tastefully diatiusad
mt by wreaths and bunches of the Malt hyseinth. Head.
dress, -a
beautiful plume of ostrich featbers.—The simplicity
of Ibis dress was much admired, and beanie extremely the
very lovely w

MISS H. POLE CAREW.
A what satin petticoat, with rich net applique draperies,
orualueolid with cantina japonica; net lima.

• - MISS GAMBIER.
A "hit( satin petti?oat, with rich auntie gauze draperies,
and wreaths of Mira of the valley; prase train.

HISS DAVENPORT.

A white sinks petticoat, with rich gauze draperies, and
boequcts ; gauze Itaiti.
MISS IVYNN.

A %bite antis petticoat, with rich pink wet draperies, strip.
ed with Win, and bunches of pink hyacinths; pink net train.
MISS E. WYNN.
Aw bite satin petticoat, ornamented wit% satin atripes, and
rich pink set draperies and hyacinth• ; pink urt tram

MISS CARTWKIGH I.
•.
White NNW petticoat, troth rich gauze chapeau and blinds
variegated flowers; while silk grain.

si • MISS FARQUHAR.
A white satin pettieust, rids rich- draperies and mite
midi pule train.
TWO MISSES PALL
White 'satin petticuat, wills rich ruse culosnril- striped
10011, drairrie., decorated with wit:gibs japo_
oid:a+i rine coloured sails 'rains
TWO MISSES CASWALE.

Ptak aatia petticoats, with tick abiptll gauze drapriien,
iermastisted with bouquets of Mush 106C1. nod heatlib ; pink
satin trains.

• MISS DE CRESPIGNY. -
White satin court petticoat, tastefully and elegantly or-
nameuted with souse draperies, blond mid Loses.
MISS ELIZA WELBY,
• Comet petticoat, whitesilitilifilac draperies, richly b learned
with heads, blond bre; dec.' Head-dices, plume of ostrich
feathers mud diamonds.
MISS OTWA Y.
Petticoat of White sills, covered with draperies sot senile
gauze, and fastened op wish bunches of ribbons ; body sad
thin of white patio, Itill2lllC4lsitb lace.
MINS POLE. •
A white satin petticoat, with nch embroidered draperies,
tastefully ornamented and looped op with•bunehes of blush
ruses; train of rich striped setinorimmed to correspond.
lieuLdress, feathers said pearls.

MISS WEST.
• Petticoat of while satin, (veered with draperies of colonial
pose trimmed and fastened up with bunches of blur ruses
train, rich blue pose. Hcad•dress, t athei•s, du•.

MISS MARTIN.

Petticoat of white Miln,witKinp,;es of net embroidered
in patent pearl; body and hair, cif pink satin, ti imined with
lace. Head-dress, feathers, dee.
SIISS P. WELBY
White wain Court petticoat ; elegant tulle, richly em-
broidered draperies, faacifully mixed with blond and roses.
Head dress, plume of ostrich feather*, pearl ornaments.
MISS K wEa.By.
Same as her sister's. We leave seldom seen more• simple
eh genre than in the dresses of these young Ladies; it was
their first introduction.
London, England, 1818-04-24

CELEBRATION OF THE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

OF n. PATRICK.

Conimmac Roost, CITY OW LOMA., TAVraNt
April 18, 1818.
His Royal Highness the DUKE of KENT, EARL of
DU RLIN, Patron and President, in the Chair ;
On the Motion of the Namibia of Dow+swta►, secuuded
by Lord Viscount CASTLERILIGIi, K G.

It roe Ordered,
TH ATthr Nrxt QUARTERLY MEETING
of the GOVERNORS of ibis CHARITY, whirls
stands for SATURDAY, the 2J day of May next, Le held at
the Preemssous• Tavern, Great Quern-street, Lincoln's•lan-
Gelds, al One o'Cloeh, for the purpose of considering Matters
conceived by the Noble Mover to he of great inspurtaitee to
Its welfare ; namely, the Consideration of the Propriety of
ERECTING a SCHOOL-HOUSE, for the &OM of she
lostitntion. The Governors of the Charity are accordingly
invited to alteud the said Sleeting.

_
Sigued by Order,
J. C. MICHELL, Secretary,
211, Queen-square, Bluumsbury.
N.B.—The Governors will consequently please to take
Notice, that instead of the usual Place, the apprusehtme
Quarterly meesiug will, fur the eunseuleuee of the Ituyal
Presi.lent sad of the Noble Governor, at the %Vest •'.ud of
the Town, be held, as abuve intimated, at the Freemasons'
Timm, uu the said Saturday, the 114 of May, at One
&Cluck.
London, England, 1818-04-24

MRS. LESLIE FOSTER.

satin Court petticoat, with rich silver cuiliroi.k, (,1
toll< draperies; train, peach blossom satin, triunind
silver. Mad-dress, feathers and diainondr.

MRS. MARSH.

Rich blue ratio petticoat, drapery of net, embroider, d in
chenille awl be ; tiaiu to correspond. Headdress,
their and pearls.

MRS. EGERTON.

Rich white satin petticoat, with inperli, drapery mini-
dried with pearls, mad ornamented wills blond :nee; tram
to cui re.putid. Head-rirese, feathers •od diamonds.

MRS. HEW LEY.
A petticoat of white satin, with draperies of sprig :slur.
foingod with pearls and an embroidery of shaded o;re, ii mod
bull Hoovers; train of green and buff satiu, Nuanced sidle
Bo ussels lace. Head-tireas, feathem and pearls.
MRS. C. MALTBY.

A white petticoat, with draperies of peach getter, em-
broidered with roars, mid elegantly ornamented with jes.:l-
- ; rube of pink satin, trimmed with blood. tlead•dresas
feathers and pearls.
MRS. DE CRESPIGNY.
{Chile satin court petticoat, elegant tulle, embroidered
with gold draperies, interspersed with blond, etc.; train of
beautiful blue satin. Head-dress, beautiful plume of ostrich
feathers, lapis hauls ornaments, altogether very elegant.

MRS. CASWELL.
White Patin petticoat, with draperies of gold, embroidered
with rich curd and tassels, and blood lace; train of green
mud white striped silk, trimmed with gold and point lace.
London, England, 1818-04-24

F.

I

Jets, elegaat 41salwrks with blood leer, sod (44441.
eel with white roses; varirvitedl atriptd ipeeu Maim tram,
trimmed with Brunt Is lace.

.HON. MISS RIME.
A white satin petticoat, with rich fl,k.s silk net draperies
aad wreaths of variegated/Owl ; net train.
HON. MISS .BARRINGTON.
A pink Illiillpekicitat, with floss silk Met draperies, and
bouquets df blush !spacial*. i net traits.
• LION. MISS PETUE.
A white satin petticoat. with
,floss silk net draperies, sad
wreaths of earn flowers and poppies i Amaze traits.

HON. MISS ROBINSON.
Train and petticoat of rich primrose mad whinabettemie,
with domicil' uj &ids Lloild lace ; train andbedy to apnea.
pond.
!lON. At :NS F. ADDIN(ITON.
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..... .
IVliite emits petticue, elegantly entbreidereil with w►eaths
of silver dowers, and bouquets of pink rums: drolterici of
pink and silver gauze, 'amenity detoratrd with silver
dowers; train richly trimmed to correspond.

HON, MISS C. A DDINGTON.
White satin petticoat, ornamented with • rich border of
applique and silver, in a new and Hermit style, draperies of
blue and silver gauze, tastefully suspended with large
blotches of silver scums; train, blue and' silver, richly
trimmed to curiespend.

HON. MISS H. ADDINGTON.
White satin petsicuat, embroidered flounce, finished with
wreath uf handsome flowers; draperies, a in ipoilleent em-
broidery of roan on net, issterilly suspended wish hinichrs
of blur flowers, and decorated ',nib pearl cord and tassels
Witt handsomely trimmed to correspuud.

HON. MISS SCOTT.
An elegant dress, ennaisiiisg of a white satin petticant,
richly trimmed with net, and tulle of pink and silve► ;
aperies icb pick and silver tissue, trimmed with superb
blond lam; arranged with taste; richly ornamented body,
and train of tissue to currorpond.

HON. MISS ALBINIA IRBY.
. Al..pettiatiitor white satin, trimmed at the bottom with
a tasteful trimming of blood net, intermixed with even-
ing pinatas, sstssi and ribbons; the draperies of white
striped gauze, elegantly trimmed with full metier wf,hion,l
int and satin, ornamented and Swished with wreaths sod
hunches /0 larkspurs and orange Rowers, and bows of
buss ; the traia of evening. primrose satin, trimmed with
blood. Heed dress, ostrich feathers and -
London, England, 1818-04-24

LADY HAMILTON.

A white satin petticoat, with tulle draperies, richly em-
broidered and tastefully disposed, and fastened with bandies
of labium:lms; trait) of rich satin.striped enlist., trimmed
with blond. Head-dress, feather% and diamonds.

LADY DIXON.
A rich while satin petticoat, with moat hentifill drape-
ries of real point lace, elegantly trimmed with point, and
looped with costly brilliants, and bouquets of tuberose and
lilies; train of white satin, trimmed with point. Head-
dress, ostrich pinine and brilliants.
LADY POLE.
A rich gauze petticoat, handsomely trimmed with blond ;
train of silver inirsisei, richly trimmed with point. Head-
dress, feathers and a prufusiou of diamonds.
LADY SHEFFIELD.
White satin petticoat, with tlnct draperies, elevintly ar-
ranged, aiu fastened with hunches of white roues ; pied: vio-
let satin train of a beautiful rich pattern. Head-dress,
feathers and diamonds.
London, England, 1818-04-24

MRS. KEENE.

A %%bite satin Tailcoat, with beautiful draperies; Irani of
rich ninvilnst and white figured satin, pastor:ly triming.4
with point lace. (lead-chess, a white satin torpor, with rich
Tlunie and brilliauts.
London, England, 1818-04-24

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itto.l laimatirol pniot leer, and looped wi h pearl cord and
tassels ; trdiu of peseh satin, elegantly trimmed wish point
Imre. Head-dress, a silver lama toque, with ostrich plume
and diamonds.
LADY WIOMORE
Bich while satin petticoat, sat. superh embroidered den.
prey, task-fully uinumeoted with hlomi hire and iIOWS of verb
brocaded ribbon ; train ef blue saint to currespmaL Head-
Assess, (anthers anal diamond% A.
LADY DUNCANNON.
A white satin inaticuai, net &alarms, with no applique
°chitty teases and bunches of dowers iutertoixed; .a lull de-
cant trimming of bine satin and blond net to correspond
with the draperie,; train uf blue satins trimmed with point
lace.

LADY BARNARD.
A white sitin petticoat, it-untried with roses or net and
flutings of net and satin, which had quite a novel elfect ;
draperies of act. with au applique of pink and white leaves
and roses; train of pink satin trimmed with point lice.

LADY GEORGIANA PANE.
A rids white Railll petticoat, with beautiful fling net dra-
perief, tasttful4 'and elegantly ornamented with hunches of
oleander, at the buttum a pink garniture composed of tulle
and satin; train of pale pink satin, richly 4 with
blond. Hostl-dre,m, feathers and pearls.
London, England, 1818-04-24

MRS. PORTMAN.

Petticoat of rich white satin, with lilac crepe draper.•e,
tastefully looped with pearl curd and ta..rlx. and Irtalisici
with blond lace; train of 5111 C crape, triarriii.d with blui.ti
Head-.hest, ostrich plume and rich brilliants.
MRS. ARCHER HOUBLON.
A rich white satin petticoat, with net draperies, em-
broidered in floss silk, trimmed with blond, and tisopoi a itti
ribbon host's; trails of bike fitured satin, trimmest with
blond. Head-dressi feathers and diamonds.
London, England, 1818-04-24

MRS. CASWALE

A allite'satin petticoat, with gold lama draperies ; train
white actin, trimmed with gold. IllcadArt Kl., a rich
lama tovic, with ostrich pluine anal brilliauts.
MRS. G. Fox LANE.

Petticoat of rich white satio, with nut draperies, beauti-
fully tinbruidered in pearls, chenille, and Sowers in wrtaths,
looped wish pearl curd and tassels, and bouquets of dowers ;
the iktficoat finished at the bunion with a beautiful carul-
I ore in tulle and Sowers; train of while satin, to iinnat u:th
bluud. Head-these, feathers and diamonds. •

M RS. MITCHELL.
A white satin petticoat, with draperies of i ich emeroiderea
net, ornamented with blue, and taisteffilly InVianersed with
hitnettes of ranunculus ; robe of blue satin, richt) triumici:.
Wad-decay, feathers aud diamonds.
London, England, 1818-04-24

MRS. BOEFIM.

Petticoat of rich whiteSatiil,witi;it draperies, most u.
paddy embroidered in pearls and chenille, in &siva; truly
elegant, with deep borders its wreaths' and looped %riffs mail
cord. and tassels, the petticoat Anislicd at the bottom eltli a
beautiful garniture in tulle and catiu ; train of white satin,
proffissly trimmed with blond and pearls. Head-ibis:, a
rich silver lama toque, with costly brilliants and asti;di
plume.
%IBS. MABEBLY.

Petticoat of rick pink satin, with blond draperies, most
magnificently rich, edged with beautiful blond lace, AA
tastt•folly looped with most pulled) brilliants. the petticoat
finished at the bottom with; deep blond lace; train of pint.
twin, profusely trimmed with blood. and diausmds.• *kid-
tlrrss, tottich plume and fine brilliants.. •
London, England, 1818-04-24

Coachmen to set dos; and take up with their Honors'
leads towards Sumenet House, and draw off up Catbtriue-
street.
Doors to be °prowl at Seven, and the Performance to
bruit at Eight o'Cloek.
&men Su.—Pit is.—Lower Gallery 2s.—Upper Gallery Is.
Roars, Places, and Private Hones, may be taken of Mr.
Stevenson, at the Bon-office, Strand Elamite, from Ten till
VOW ; anal at Mr. Frarmen's Library, No 170, New Hood-
meet. opposite Durlievon Gardens. No nosey to be re-
turned.
London, England, 1818-06-16

TO THE WORTHY AND 11

Of LONDON.

LIVERY

Germans*,
THOSE of nay Friends who entertained appre-
hension front the Wenn et the period when I was
prevailed upou to heroin a Candidate fire year suffrages,
now acknowledge that the hopes sod expectation cherished
by the great body, who feared tinkling from that circus.
stance, were forward on • wore correct knowledge of the
views and wishes of the Livery of the City of Loudon.
It is a proud and gratifying ditty to ate to announce to
you the Littering, encouraging, and general assurances of
support with which I have been honored in every quarter—.
• support which justifies the coolidest anticipation
that the greet cause its which we are engaged will be obi-
tamely crowned with cuoupkte success. lot we, however,
entreat the continuance of your sereusittin exertions
which oust ensure the full oecousplishoseat of year wishes,

• •
and skew to the nation at large dm deep lowest-yes take in
the Constitution of inn country, and the commercial prospe-
rity of the City of London.
I bate bsomir to be, GIINTLEIMI'
Tear obliged sod very devuted Servant,
THOMAS WILSON.
Committee-runs, City of Loudon Tams,
Jape 15, 1818.
London, England, 1818-06-16

MR. WILSON'S ELECTION.

Tuesday, Juno 16, 11111 L
THE. FRIENDS of Mr. WILSON are ear.
nosily rryiested to meet him THIS MORNING, at •
Quartn. before Eleven precisely, at the CITY of LONDON
TAVERN, to accompany hint from theuce to the Hostiargs.
The Worthy Livery, in the lateral of Mr. Wilson, who
cannot meet him at the Tavern, are requested to be as early
possible in the Commas Hall to support his umoinatiar.
Mr. Wilson's Committee sits daily at the City of LOO4Oll
Tamen, and at the Baptist Head Coffee-house, Alderman-
bury.

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT
LIVERY OF LONDON.
OLD SOUTH Sr& House., LONDON,
Juaa 10, 1018.
Garensura,
THE none is again arrived, when, its the exercise
of yowr constiintional rights, yen are cat • Upon to
elect Four Representatives I. Parliament for this City.
In alining myself este awe to suer .slice, as a Cam-
thilute for the distinguished honour of being use of douse
Ittpreseutatives, I am hold to hope that I ems safely nod
firmly appeal to the ied tenor of my comlnct, durin
the last ate Parliaments, in npholding the glorious Con-
giantism of the Country—in evincing my steady loyalty to
my Kiug—aad in defending and Frontons' the rights and
privileges of my Fellow-Citizens. I can consciestiosisly de-
viate, that I base zealously, faithfully, and fearlessly per-
severed is those principles which Arm obialaed for me your
megrims". Those principles shall be the future guide of
my crowfeet, and I trust, that experience will convince you,
that I shall not falsify that promise, and that your lutereos
may again, for the aireentil time, be safely deposited is myhands.

1 have ohs bosom to be, Grow-suss,
Your fititlfol rod obligell *mot.
N. CURTIS.

*** Sr Wm. Curtis% Committee perlicithely regent the
attendance of the Freewill of the worthy Alderman at the
Guildhall, THIS DAT (Treatise), at Twelve o'Clitek. The
Committee ails daily at the (lid South Sea House, where
any information will be thaakfolly received.
London, England, 1818-06-16

Sir

RANCIE MILMAN and Sir HENRY HAL-
TOM) attended her MAJESTY yesterday. Their re-
port in the rooming wee—" The QUEEN has had a
very good night, and continues to go on extremely
MAJESTY received vi-its Irian the
Duelless of GLOUCESTER, the Duke of CAM-
DEIDOE, &C.

WINDSOR, Join 14.

•
This morning, slier Divine Service, the Princess
SOPHIA took an airing in her carriage in the
In the afternoon General TAYLOO and Colonel
STEYIVISON left the Castle fur Loudon.
. To-morrow 'Smiling the Ist regiment of Fuot
Guards will have a grand field-day.
London, England, 1818-06-16

AT ii general and very numerou. MEETING
of the LIVERY of the CITY of LONDON, eon-
srord by public Adirertimetheot, held at the Lowden Talmo,
bib Jose, 1618 ;
Calomel WILSON is the Chair.

1. Bemired (with one dissentient visier)—That this Meet-
iugapproyes of Mr. nirvana u us of the Candidates tri
represent the City of London, in the Parliament about to
he chosen. and that the Liverymen mud other Gentlemen
resent will support him 4, their volCil and interest.
2. Resolved Unaninitinsiy—That the Thanks of this Meet-
ing he given le Mr. Rowena, fur bin eindid proceedings
with his Friends In endeavouring tr bring /toward some
hiehty proper and suitable Candidate to solicit the honour of
mite., allot this great Commercial file..
3 Resolved Ciianimosisly—That this Meeting highly ap-
prove% of Mr Itoweroft's conduct oil this occasion, and re-
commends him tit the favour and support of all their
Brighten of slur Livery.
♦ Resolved Cnaaiiann•ly—That the Thank% of the Meet-
ing he eiven to roloUri WllllOlll for Lis able and impartial
conduct to the Chair.
MATTHEW WiLSON, Chairman.
London, England, 1818-06-16

AT • most numerous surf respectable MEET-
ING of the LIVERY. MERCHANTS, and oilier
FRIENDS of THOMAS WILSON, EP". held at the City
of London Tavern, en Saturday. the 13th June, 1816.
BADEN POWELL, Ern. iu the Chair;
On the mintiest of Cornelius Buller, Baq. seconded by
Gen. Ilbieltmaa, Esq.
Resolved--That this Meeting toilette the Livery of
Leaden on the causal of Thomas Wilson, Esq. to become
• Candidate for the Representation of this great City, as.
eared that his Mug experieuce in eery extensive commerce,
his known loyalty sad ladepeedence, integrity,
sad a *tome attac t to the interests and prosperity of
Ibis Metropolis, the place of his nativity, reader him Peru.
liarly "WINK to serve his fellow.eitisens as their Represen-
tative in PeeSsetronl.-
On the eitselon ar R. H. Marten, EN!. seconded by Henry
Smith, Fog. (Bank Dirreter.)
Reas—That this Meeting, grateful la Mr. Wilson for
his mascot to be put in nousiaatiusi as a Representative fur
the City of Loaduu, will, be their rxertimis, ',Wormier that
the (steams of the period shall not be prejudicial to his
Electra*, bat that they will sealously protrude his success by
all the energy is their power.
(Signed) POWELL, Chairman.
The Chairman having qaMd the Chair, en Ike realise of
& H Wellastess, Req. seconded by Baruseder. Esq.
Resolved—That the Thanks of this Meeting be River to
Baden Powell, Esq. fur his able and polite cenduct is the
Chair.
London, England, 1818-06-16

TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT F.LECTOES

OF THE BOROUGH OF ST. ALBANS.

Germinate,
IHAVE the happiness to onnounve to you that
the day of trial approaches, the Slay wheu you will be
called Nam to exercise. your rights a* Britoil., owl to pet as
example of independence to the rest of the hintslout, by a
free awl aubiaaed eseveive of your elective frusehive.
The distinguished cad orceptioo,l have every
these esperieseed, bag excee4etl any must sarguiue expecta-
tions.

ILet mo recommend toy friends to he as Ann and strenu-
ous .s on • late occasion ; let not this opportunity escape
of e lee t ing a mau who Medicos himself to 'maintain his
peodenee during the whok his Parlianseutary career add
whose life, as at !WO been hitherto. shall still be devoted to
the service of his country, and to the welfare and prosperity
of the ancient Burbach of St. Aihma.

1 moist's, GIVITLV4I.II.
rum Knillefial axd ticvntal Srrv!nt,
!ILES SPENCER CHURCHILL.
Coors Imo, Julie 15, IblB.
London, England, 1818-06-16

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY

OF LONDON.
GaitTLEll,ll,
ADISSOLUTION of Parliament having token
place, permit isse to renew osy earnest solicitations
fur thp high and distiuguisbed honour of being elected one
of your Represeutatives in the rinsing Parliament.
I return you my moot grateful amok. for lb. nunserons
wed (meat assuraoces of support with which I have hero
honoured during my Caammi. which afford use the most
eurouragiag prospect of ultimate sisters..
I will lake the earliest opportaaity of paying my re-
spects to you isdividnally; sod should say omission occur
on my pad, I hope it will be attributed only 141 ilia casual
defect of the Nuts, and the great elaent of the Canyon.
I have she honour to he, GENTLIUMN,
Your faithful and obedient &leant,

JOHN THOS. THORP.

Aldpie, Joie 11, lilt.

P.3.—The Serifs lst•ing fixed the Vet-tins fur Til IS
DAT, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'Cluek, yam early al.
teadanee at Guildhall is most earnestly reparsiell.

ALDERMAN THORP.
TILE COMMITTEE for Conducting' the
ELECTION of Alderman THORP, meet daily, at
the Kitties lie.ul T Poultry, wbcre lay Comusuutica-
limos will be thankfully received.
London, England, 1818-06-16

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, JUNE 1.
According to credible information, their Ma-
jesties the Emperor and Empress will arrive here
about the t 7th of June, and go on the itt of July
to the neighbouring town of Baden. The Ditches.
Melia Louisa of Parma is expected et Schoenbrunti
some days before their Majesties. With respect to
this Princess, it cosiiinucr to he affirmed that the
negociations with the Spanish Court, respecting
the final mid immediate cession of Parma for a suit-
able indemnity iu money, are still going am.
According to accounts from Constantinople, the
Sultan had removed to his Palace at Beschicktasch
at the end of spril. The approaching accouche-
inent of one of the Sultana% is supposed to Le the
csiise of his going there sooner than usual.
A fire which broke out 111 the ,might of the 17th
of April, in the quarter of the Alozque of Sultan
London, England, 1818-06-16

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY

OF LON DON.

--•-
Gerhusks, Falcon-square, June lA, IBIS.
IT hoe been my *onions desire to pry my respects
pernosally to every Gentleman of the Livery, nor have
my most strenuous erdeavuurs been wanting to arcontirli.h
this very agreeable duly. As incessant atleiiiisure in Par-
liament, from which I had deterisised no object !boatel di.
wet me, absorbed much of my time, which, together with
the early day Axed for the Electrum, will, 1 fear, prevent me
from carrying this purpose into complete effect. I shall,
however, dedicate every moment of my time to the fulfil-
ment of this duty, and I beseech those Gentlemen upon
wbom I may not have the opportunity to wait, n believe that
it atlas sot from disrespect or iutteutioa, but is attributable
to the preceding circuaistatiet• alone.
To those Gentlemen which an active and extensive can-
vass has enabled me to see, sad which includes a very hirer
portion of the Livery, I beg to return my heartfelt thanks lor
their very ettrairdbiary kisdneso and promises of support,
which leave me ml doubt as to the result of the Election ;
and I beg leave to assure them, that no txertioaa mu my
part shall ever Ire wanties to lite, She lisp retell, I entertain
of the coulldeste tcPused in Ihe. I have only hi add, that
as the Election it Axed for This DAY, the attendance
of my Friends at Gaiklhall,
the
an roily Poll in sty
f , will add greatly to the phligations already aro-
*reed on Gcstieseps,
Your faithful humble Arnasia.
AI ATT EW WOOD.
The tosteittee sit daily at the foul's Hied Amiens,
Cateatus-strert, where all huitimosicitiOns will be thank-
fully tecenred.
London, England, 1818-06-16

'IIOYRNIIINTII IN HIGH LIM

The Dowager Duchess of Northombertnail and the two
Ladies Perry left town yesterday muruinK for A
Northumberland. The Duke and Duchess will follow them
this day.
The Duke of Norfolk is expected to knee town uu Satur.
day, for big seat, Suffolk.
The Earl and Counters of Surrey and Civility leave town
to-morrow, fur their seal Worksop Manors, Nottingham%lore.
Dowager Countess Poulett is arrived at Cook's Hotel,
Albemarle-street, from her seat Lime, Dursetehire.
Lord and Lady Kennedy and family leave Gerilloll's
Alkmaarle-olreet, to-morrow, for their mat ii. Se°l land.
Colonel Wade, eid regiment, left the Rr".itali lit, I, Jer-
niyu-atreet, yesterday, fur Leaminvon, tVarwieksinee
Laird and Lady Grantham and family leave town this week
fur their seat West Cowes, Isle of Wight.
London, England, 1818-06-29

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.

Qlll SAMUEL ROMILLV's (70M11IT1'EE
eininvt suffer the week to dose without returning their
thoiks to the Elcciors fur the thitinguishot toippurt
he lin% i•tcriveil at their !mils.

The sy-iem of promatiog oulieitatimis row Plumper. nn the
part of tomb the other Como'Waits, must nee .. .... ily have
impeded, to a certain extent, the art' of the strung and
eeueral feeling that pf/V All the City of Wesimiurter on
f tvour of Ai, SA 1.7 El. GLIM LLY ; hut, uutwithstanding
Hits circumstance, which has arisen from a deeernousatiiin,
rigidly übees veil by Sir Ssmittra Friends, nut to insult the
people by any sort of rooaliti 0000 , they are enabled to turn
triumphantly to the Pull. Thcy must, however, morneatly
implore the Electors not to countenance the exclusive
~stout, hits to conic forward to the Pull, and declare who
they think the Tuu Gaut Candidates to he returned to
Pius liammot. JOHN MACKAY, Chairman.

42, Kinr.streei, Coveut.Garden,
Steus.lay Night.
STATE OF TILE POLL—NINTH DAY.
Sir Sawn,' ltomilly
Sir Fraveir Burdett
Sir M. MAxwell
.• •• •

rl\o eouuteract the tnatiy attempts that are daily
made to impose on the unwary a spurious coinro.i.
lion instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by
I/AY and MARTIN, they hare adopted • dew Labelow
which their address,
97, HIGH HOLBORN,
is so conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust as
attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is MI
like all letter-press, will euable purchasers at once to detect
the imposition.
The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and
MARTIN, *l, High Holborn, is sold no Bottles at ed., Is,
and Is. ed. each.
London, England, 1818-06-29

LONDON.
MONDAY. JUNE t!9. 1818.

We have received the Paris Papers of Thurs-
day the 25th inatsiat. The Journal des Lk.iwit
states, that tii ixitiaequenct of the varinua ruiuouis
circulated in Germany, respectitig the objects of
the approaching Congress of Sovereigns at At"
1.-Clatiwlle, the Court of Prussia has thought it
expedient, by a public declaration, to allay the ay..
prehension. that began to be entertained fur the
security and independence of the let4er
consequesiee, it say., the Coosa Dc GOLTZ, the
Prussian Minister Pleilipotentiaiy at the Diet, he
been commanded by his Court to make, its the
noon* of his Sovereign, a formal, nod, under exist'
ing circumstances, a very important deelaustow,
that the Cot go a- about to meet at Aie-IsiCloipelie
will out be of the. Wile description ail that
of Vienna, but will be aetlnng more th
its a
meeting of Mimosas ; that this meeting %% It
not contemplate our changes of lersitotY ; 311'1
that, besides contiruntig the reietio,,a of ;viol),
between the Sovereigns, it will have Si, i.ilier
ohject :hap to detriusi:4 the attitude, winch Lic,-
London, England, 1818-06-29

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.

SATURDAY-(NINTH DAY.)

Every day increases the interest of the contott for
the representation of this city in l'arliament. Phis
1111 l rising the hosiiiera comtneirced with great regu-
larity, rod every possible facility was afforded to
the electors to come u 1 and poll. As the d.4y 11E1-
,4M:rd, the scene of 14CtiUis presented Ili 'voided
features of election frolic. The whole area of Co-
vent-garden, and the overture approaching it, ex-
'orbited the utmost variety of popular rec. otricity.
At every corner the ear was astounded with the dis-
cordant notes of ballad-singers, of all ordeis and
degree*, ebaunting forth the virtues of the popular
Candidate, reduced to execrable verse, sod applied
to airs front every port of the United Kingdom—
England. Ireland. end Scotlarol. Time, " Rule
Brataartia"—" Scots mita ha tot' WallaCe bled"—
" Paddy ll' ligejetty"—ami a variety of other po-
pular and t.onibrr airs, were called tutu requisition ;
aid, Iseirag all sung by voic..e within a few yard.
of each .slier, offOrded a most delectable specimen
of electioneering harmony ; and the more ropes
cially is lieu aided by °eras I warm discussions
alum% the crowd. To these 'night lie 5(1.--ti •
invitations of itinerant aliewinesi, csack,:l
trumpets. nod still sure &Wiwi ...I ‘.olers, urges.
titer with the cooftolors of the 'market itself on the
market-day, and the distant roar of the hustings'
nsob, beggared all (1,-m:flip:ion. Towards the Com-
mitter-room of t4sr Frillielb 13urd tt, a erlmd was
drawn by the *mind of an excellent 1)41141, which
'trio rip er suceersion of itt•-rat in,. s, and lospi.ed
the f. lend* of the !lotion., hilt .11 Mit t whb Cesh
et e gies. The useighltAirl I of Itichardaen's
liveti, where, we lament to state, Sir Murray
London, England, 1818-06-11

TO THE INDEPENDE.NT ELECTORS OF THE
CITY OF WESTMINSTER.

1.1 .. =TN,
'I" life having been passed in the servive of
my country, I am unused to addresses of this stature,
and to professions of any kind lam averse. Of myself and
my pettensions I mast speak with diffidence; whether my
conduct has been such as to merit the confidence of my fellow.
eilisens,l am the last to judge; but this I may and will
say, that whilst onr country was enraged in war, the whole
thought and occupation of my wield was to he among the
foremost where the battle raged. Now that the blessings of
peace have been entered, I have the ambition of suiting to
be useful ass Member of the House of Commons. It is
with Ibis view, mid with the hope of being useful, that I
penning to offer myself for the high humor of represeuting
the City of Wesimiuster.
Should I be Wrested with this honour, every hour of my
life shall be devoted to its service ; fur whether it be in war,
or whether it be in peace, I will yield to no man in stench.
meet to my King, and in veneration fur our free sod happy
Constitution.
This is the only profession I will make; and now, Gen-
tlemen, placing my cause in your bands, I can with truth
assure you that I am
Your most devoted and faithful Servant,
MURRAY MAXWELL.

WesTAturfricia, JUN. 10, 1818.
IT has been with heartfelt ait:infaction that we,
the uuderaireed Electors of Westmioster, have read
your Address in the Morning Papers of this day. Ire,
like yourself, would rather he proved by our deeds then by
our words; and we trust you will have good proof, from
the efforts we are metier in your favour, that the anxious
object of our hearts is to seat you as our Representative for
the City of Westminster.
lt may not, Sir, be proper thst you should be the person
to pass judgment on the actions of yowe own life; We,
however, have witnessed them, and have know, them to be
most highly honourable to yourself, and must useful to )our
country. It will be our pride to be represented in the House
of Commons by a British Naval Officer like yourself; and
we now declare to you, that as we are confidrut you sill out
be wanting to yourself, so you may rest assured that to
secure your success we will use every effort to effect it.

We are, Sir, yowl. faithful Servants,
John Willoek George Halfhida
Charles Smith S. Sheppard
John Peacock J. Walk
Seuioe Thomas Walker
Win. Avery Al. Tri Sock
Rd. Hurley Geo Thompson
T. Johnson Francis and John Calor
John Fox Hugh Heaven
J. Mackell John Ward
F. sod W. Barron Hall anal Hanrhes
Pitt Cobbett Robert Hendrie
Joseph Stutely, sen. Thomas White.
To Captain Sir Murray Maxwell.
London, England, 1818-06-11

PABRIONA BLS Pi n 77 SS.

The Dowager Countess of Pawl had a meet eirels yes
terday evening, al her honor is Curzon-Ms eq.', May-fair.
The Dnke of Leeds had • select p4rty at dinner yesterday.
at his bowie, Whitehall.
Willooghby entertained a aeleet circle of fashionable'
yesterday evening. at her h.p.sv:. WhstebAti.
Lady Win. Rentinek entertained a brilliitil eirele of dio-
tiagrishell faishinrables on Tuesday evening, at her voi-
dance in Park-lane.

The Duke of Rneclenrh's hall. on Tuesday evening, in
booth Auilley-street, was attended by nearly 300 persvus of
the first fashion.

Mn.. Charles Moriee will give a grand &nicer. this evening
at her hnuse in Great Camberlautplsee.

The Dowager Marcbinness of Laos'lowa will give* trawl
entertainment on the 17th inst. to his Royal lisChne..le
Doke of York and a large party of distinction, at her rrsi•
dente in Albrmarle.street.

The Duke of North:lt entertained a party or Aislintigislwd
',eternities yesterday, at hie boon is. St. Jaineeratr.ire.

The fancy dress bill at Alinack's Rooms was ors y nume-
rously and fashionably attended.
Mr. Hoare entertained • large party of distinction on
Tuesday at his house in St. James's repine.

MRS. BEAUMONT'S GRAND BALL AND
SUPPER.

This distinguished lady of the Mira Ton, gave out Toes.
flay evening one of the rimiest balls of the season, at her
elegant aaansion in Portunsas.mnare; the whole mite of
apartments on the drawing room fluor were thrown open;
they were deeurated with • profusion of the choicest
flowers, and were most brilliantly illotninatt .1. The priori.
pal drawing room and the adjoining one, were appropriated
for dancing, the floors of each were heantantly chalked ; in
the centre of each was suspended a cooly cut-diamond
lustre, side lights, &e. The ball commenced soots after
eleven o'clock. The sapper, which was of the first deserip.
, was annumited ■t une, it was prepared in the grand
parlour, he library, and two other moms, where covers
were laid fur nearly SM. The merry dance recumm.•oced
at half-past two, and contiuued till nearly sic yesterday
morning. To enumerate the company would be to name all
the leading and distinguished fasbionabks iu &Jou.

TIIE TURF.
London, England, 1818-06-11

INFORM:I 71ONS

The folloarint, among many other cases, are appointed for
h. tiring this day, before the Conimimeneners of the Fd.eise :
Four tufo, snail )))) s strainid brercetY, fur 1111%111e lip 11111W114.111,
souse ingredients in their beer; two against deslers fur sell-
ing speeri.eiss lea; tau 11(311141 111111111, for working prorate
mills; thee against a baker, for unlawfully lusvinK uu his
relines.% 1 coseetity of alum and se ryes! acclust dealer-% in
einisiterfest farce. It has Worn stated ley the Lisrieeotficery,
that ill many instance. the nantey td perYtois who have Into
cuorictill brfill• the llllslllllel+ have horn incorrectly
given by the- Itepoiters who atirnot ilw (*unit. %Violins.
this has been done designedly, or otherwise, we canned tale
upon ourselves to drterniene.
London, England, 1818-06-11

SAMUEL FENNING, Jon. Secretary.
N.B.—Attendance is given, daily, at the said Office,
and at their Office in Pall-Mall, for the Assurance of Build-
ings, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships, in %arbour, in dock,
or while building, from boas or Damage by Eire; and also
for the Assumes* of, sad granting Annuities ea, Lives.
London, England, 1818-06-11

MERCHANT TAILORS' SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
DINNER.

To-MORROW, FRIDAY, June 12. 1818,
at Half-past Four o'Clork, the ANNIVERSARY DIN-
NER will take place at the City of London Tavern.
ITEwmtok
Rev. Michael Marlow, D.D. President of Sr !ohs% College,
Oxford, sod Prebendary of Canterbsiry,
Rev. Wm Cocksyre Frith, Robert Reines, F.sq.
D C.I. Henry Bellamy, Esq.
Rm. Wm. Dodson, M.A. Robert Hulme, Esq.
Tickets, lbs. each, any be had as usual, at the Bar of the
Tavern.
London, England, 1818-06-11

NEW PANTOMIME BALLET.

POSITIVELY THE LAST THREE NIGHTS OF
ROMA KHAN.
HOW TO WRITE AN OPERA, AT HALF PRICE.
ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE.
_ _

frms PRESENT THURSDAY. June 11,
IaIR, and Two following Evenings, the Entertain.
mewls will commence with (fourth time) s new Comic
Pantomimic Balks, called
THE KALEIDOSCOPE;
OR, PAY FOR PEEPING.

Endo( the Ballet (26th his.), • growl &via.' Meld-Drsioe,

. .. -
is two acts, called
KOULI KHAN.

To towels& with (Itslll time), a Brood Comic, Terrific
Extravaganza, hi dim Act*, Nixed up with much modem
MaguiSeeser, called
HOW TO WRITE AN OPERA !
OR, THE DELIGHTS OF DRAMATIC AUTHORSHIP.

la the course of the third Art will be introduced the
Rehearsal of a grand MeloAliossatic Opera, called " ANA-
CONDA; OR, THE BOA CONSTRICTOR AND THE
BUFFALO."

to the course of the Piece, a Scotch Ballet is Chiss--the
Practice of a Dance in Green-room, ke.
Roses 4s.—Pit ts.—Gallery la.—Half-price at half-past
Eight.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Roraner, at the
Roe-Office, in frost of the Theatre (where Free Admissions
fur the Sesame may be parchased, and a private Boa en-
pled nightly); and, for the accommodation of Families at
that end of the Tower, at the Bureau de Spectacle, Waders
Railway, Boad-etreet.
Dour open at half-past Five to begin at half-past Six.
On Monday seat will be produced, under the direction of
Mr. Ridgway, a Serious Pantomime Romance, ander the
title of False decimation. Also au entirely new Melo-dra-
matic Burktta, in three Amy, called Roderic Random.
Other Novelties are in preparation.
London, England, 1818-04-23

Ationite resonant mutate Carmine SylvaZ

Mr. C. HARVEY, whose name appeared in our
List of the Minority upon the motion of is grant
to the Duke Or CLARENCE, was insetted by mis-
take, he being absent in the country.

DUEL PREVENTED.—A meeting was to have
takru place yesterday, in consequence of a dispute
at play, between Capt. I{-.-/411 and Mr. B—L—R,
• getilleffOill of fortune; but it was prevented by
the interference of the police, and the parties
escaped.
The remains of Lativ ANNE Ilt:risou, the wife
of HARRINGTON HUDSON, Esti. were conveyed
from town to be interred at the family seat of Best.
• in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
SPRING.—So very backward is the present sea.
MOO, thin in the northern parts o,f England there
is not as yet the smallest appearance of vegetation,
either in the trees or the erimoes ; aid dotting the
last Mahon Races, the hur-es sail fetlock deep in
snow, from the heavy showers which had fallen iu
that cuittitly the day and night preceding.

Austeurry RE.—lbout two or three years ago,
wisest every knot of landed property mid every kind
of stock were belling sit reduced priers, the farmers
in all directions weir applying fur a rtduction of
refits: but now when even• thing is selling at the
very highest prices hitherto knouts, mid the Property
'Tax is taken away, we have not lit ill of one 111112tf
acknowledging that his rent oughLto be raised.
'fits best set-to at the Five•' Court, Ull Tuesday,
occurred after the greater past of the audience had
left, Isom the ennui which pretailed, ws between
Spring and Oliver, the former having been loudly
called ter by ensue amateurs. It %rasa real ruffian-
ing set-to, decidedly in favour of ()river, who gave
snide strong shecisrienr of the bull breed.

LAW INT!: LUG SCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, Wesymisirta,
lIVILDNESDAY, APRIL 22.

II;s honour the VICE-CHANCELLOR HA fur the
LORD CHANCELLOR.

His Honour on coining into Court at half past
ten o'clock, informed the air, that he had 11
conference with the. Lord Chancellor, and his Lord-
ship informed him that he would not sit to-morrow,
therefore lie (his Honour) had come to the ranee
conclusion. He thought it l't.t't•Soll y to giVe tilt'
Bar this information. Ile tl,t. •tartl, t H. the
Lord Chancellor would take motions on Friday,
he would do the same.
Sir S. RoattLLY—" The Lord Chancellor will
be engaged in the House of Lords on Friday, nit!,
appeal mutes."
flit Honour the VICE-CHANCELLOR—" 1 forgot
the arrangement of Ilia Lordship. I gill, howeser,
hear motion's on Friday."
His Honour was occupied the remainder of the
day, in hearing demurrers argued, of nu interest
except to the punk., concerned.

FltOM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.