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DEEM QVIS DICERS ilastll,4 AUDEAT

LONDON, MAY 7, IS0:•

WE this morning received Paris icarnals of tilt
4th instant ; but they contain nothing of interest.
On the 3d, the French Funds were at 57. 30•
We also received a Dutch Mail this morning

Nit its teqptents are unimportant.

His MAJESTY yesterday morning took an C*'
curbion to Kew Palace.

el.i.dmneorsnagii'yt,hevi.lpisre4eri.itKatiixonws:AtNo, fiviesanll4o;KiEiisiToata):l,y°
.
Lord HOBART.
'The Dutchess of Cot:R.l4.Np arrived iry - -
this Moi-*g from Paris.
The Peace Establishment, both of the. Nail and
.
Army, will be composed of- the best body o,r
Ple.
that can any where be seen, .as none but picked nt
Inc
will be received,-either on board the Ships, or r 9
any of the standin,g Reginients;
. The retirement of Captain SCHANK, from the
Transport Board, was, we believe, in consequhc.:
of his own request, on account of his health. 46
Board will only exist till the accounts 'relating t°
Transport Service, and. the Prisaners of %II.?
"Made up and adjusted.
Much Spectilation seems to have arisen, arin—;
sarily; reSpe4ing the Dissolution of Parliament.
We never supposed it would be dissolved LP.-
to-
wards the middle or 'end or June. er.•
We know the artifices that arc use ' made u 7, o ',ie.-
r
sons of a certain description, to rut) down o t
" n
predate that most respectable part of the r, E 1
pity, with ()) whose credit the vital interests c
Country are so closely connected. A ve,lY
tendance in the house is exPeted on the nextl
cussion of this qUestion which, 1 StariuS
fof
, we t ! , •
Tuesday next.

Mr. ADD;tGTON llas been peculiarly fortunate
in finding such a Coadjutor as•Lord'Er4,v,,KEsaul'fr
and" particularly in concluding a difficoit Negol
;ion. An hereditary love and knowledge of "b
e'
ness, a manly eloquence free from asperity, and ;
voted attach Tent 'to the Constitution, have iriocific.
bly marked his political_ career.; to which ril3Y.it,
added the most imiable private character and .Strlefii
est integrity, which identify himwith the 10
Government as it did with the preeding one'
Iv',
It has been announced at the General pC,StPagif
that
"after Monday the 17th of May, the Fi:mj-e5-4
Mail will be made up and dispatched three
weep, viz, on Monday;, Wednesdays and
an
Yesterday a Meeting washeld of the mereiier:,
of the City of Loudon; to take into theiiorsris
ation the proposed measure of a Three Day's
clect
the week to the Continent, which they apPre'en
eal.
Would prove detrimental and inconvenient to them.
A private Letter received by the Geouiaxf frog!
Bengal, informS us that Government' have o'c
succeeded in civilizing the Vessoyee, a race 0' cs'so',
plc, than whom no tribe hitherto known seCal ;ear
barbarous.—This object. appears to have in I;itli.
the introdudion of the timber into'Bengal;
which that country abounds. that
We are informed by the Overland Express,
the Heiress of Shevagunga died in 0410beF 1.
Her successor has been. appointed.
boo
TOVSSA INT is a pried black, at present 4 0114
Ss years of age,' of a venerable appearance' •
oe4
possessed of uncommon discernment'. He is S
the General in Chief, and is always attende`it
kipil
four Aides-de-Camp. He wears as a uniform, 3
°vet
of blue spencer, with a large red cape falling f pee
his shoulders, and red cuff's, with eight rows niettes
on his arms, and a pair of large gold coltcoati
thrown back on his shoulders; a scarlet Wal,sa red
pantaloons, and half boots ; a round hat Wit!' log
feather and national•cockade; and 'an extregie*
sword is
,suspended from his side. , A
Earl COWP.E R, is about to return from Paris'c; be
fortnight's residence in that Capital is fourTepebq
as much as is agreeable, and in that time.all t
sight; may be seen. • st°
An Entertainment, in honour of the Peace', i00(1,
be given by Boo,rL0 E'S Club,- upon- a. very' will
scale, though, at,the.sae time, the compd.n';,,, at
be very select. There are to be 250 Subset.'t flit°
ten guineas each, for which they are to have
ea in
Tickets each. The Gentlemen are to be dreseatafs;
an uniform agreed upon, or full dress, or reel'
the Ladies in fancy dresses..
wider'
The Lord Mayor and Sheriffs have, we
„ion'
e
stand, shaken hands, and ivasheci down th
derstanding between them hi a bumper °f
paign. The latter, however .resolutely resets I ;leY
question of Right for future discussion, in wl ch
Will have the benefit of Clergy.
Why may not the Lotteries be• •hereatte; 14.0'
in Westminster-Hall out of. Term...time 1: W' co soli,
of no place that would answer the ptirpme aOf
and, we presume, no expence Would be incur•fc
Government for its use. Let-
Mr. ADA of
seems resolved to be a Man Later'
tern. A few years ago he published Beditaen marl
Now he has published a whole Letter, writ
years, ago by Mr. Fox, with Annotations DAi
Mr. g•
self.' In due time, it is possible that own
will` be able to publish an entire Letter Qf d will
i,
(writing, but it is hardly,probable that any bo J
fad it but himself. S 1,2 been
• His Royal Highness the MIK EOfL;EB Nrog ,
.; Re6lusr ot
ys
pleased to appoint the Rev. Mr.
FAR
• 1 kiightic
Adisham, in Kent, one of 'His --°Y a
Domestic Chaplainst