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London, England, 1844-07-17 00:00:00

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GOlTlLT—ii.asintszu ALla ;t.
The Duchess of Gloucester has issued cards for a grand, e,11;
tertainment to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and to
Hereditary Grand Duke and Duchess of Mecklenberg Streit 5
on Monday next at
.Gloucester House. A very riumoofiul
circle of the nobility have been invited to meet their RO-
Hifflinesses.
at
the Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire are staying 48
their seat, Easthamstead Park, in Berkshire, from when
they proceed on a visit to Lord and Lady Bridport, in "
mersetklire. •
Earl and Countess De Grey and suite are expected to arai
rive this evening in St. James's-square, from tho Vicel*Pg
Lodge at Dublin.
ted Earl Fitzwilliam and the Ladies Fitzwilliam are expec
to leave Mortimer House, to-day, for 2.ldtou -park, nes"
Peterborough.
We are requested to state that the Lady Yarde Bulle?°
the ;dansante will take place to-night (Wednesday) instead 1:,
Thiuorrsddaayn,dtle
radly, B,th.
Carew and family have arrived at Micart"
Hotel, from Yorkshire.
The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort and Lady August':
all, Cheshire,
Somerset have left town for Hooton H
of Sir W. Massey Stanley, where they will remain durii*
the ;ensuing races.,
17ie Duke of Sutherland left town yesterday for
ton, where his Grace purposes remaining a few days. J:;,,
Dughess of Sutherland is at present on a visit to the Arie"..
bishop of York, at Newnham. Her Grace is expected to /I
turn to town on Thursday or Friday, and the familry,
leave London for Trentham on the 24th instant, to preini,;:
for the approaching festivities on the occasion of the marn3bf
of the Lady Elizabeth Georgians Gower with the Marquis 0
Lorn. the ses,

The Countess of Wilton left town yesterday for Keaton
Honse, Lancashire. Her Ladyship is expected to return to
London before the expiration of the present week.
- LOrd and Lady Carew and family have arrived at Alivrt'
from Yorkshire.

DICESCELLII.IITMOVS.
At
themeeting of the Repeal Association it the Cone'll,lP
tion'hall on Monday, the rent for the week was announc*-
to be 1,6881. 14s. 3d. The Hall was crowded to excess. 8'2(1
amdn those present wee Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., gr.
E. 13. Roche, M.P., and Sir Valentine Blake.
The Irish Judges on the Circuits have, in almost every IT:
stance, congratulated the Grand Juries on the peaceable gal"
of the counties, as set forth on the face of the calendars. The Cokk Constitution states, that a field of wheat, ill ~,e
neighbourhood of Glarnire, will be cut in the course of Or;
week ; and that a gentleman in the city has
contracted v.
deliyer 100 barrels of this year's oats on Saturday next.
The King of. Saxony, while at Liverpool, went to the
theatre, which was crowded. *He was enthusiastically red"
ceived. His Majesty is the rirst Monarch who has honoure -
the Liverpool Theatre with a visit.
The half-yearly meeting of the St. Katharine Dock Corn."
pany was held on Tuesday, at the Dock-house, „
for the purpose of announcing a dividend for the balf-Ye,7
ending the 30th ult., and the election of Directors. The al-
vidend for the half-year is 2, per cent. ,In answer to some
quekrons, Mr. Tooke, the Chairman, said it was most satin'
factory to state that the business of the port of London, t 5
well, as that of the St. Katharine Docks, had improved in t',.
,„;
past half-year. In the six months ending the 30th June, tt
number of loaded ships that entered the St. Katharine Doc":
was 435; of the tonnage of 82,927 tons, showing an increase
over the returns of the corresponding period of 1843 of 6'
ships, and 6,930 tons..

I)almas is to be transported for life.
From a return moved for by Mr. llindley, of all children
who have been removed from union-houses into the army`
•
and into the navy, &c., it appears that in England, the total
number of children so removed froth union workhouses into
the army, amounts to 132, and the total number of themre"
moved into. the navy, to 139 ; making altogether 271.
At the 28th annual meeting of the Governors and sal); 1:
porters of the Royal Dispensary fur diseases of the ear, be,'"
on Tuesday, it was stated by the secretary that since tne
establishment of the dispensary in, 1816 upwards of 13,850
persons have been cured or relieved of deafness and other
diseases of the ear ; that the attendance of patients is
creasing, and that during the past year several new remedies
have been employed with success.

BIRTHS..
On the ith inst., at Merkland House, Perthshire, the
of Captain Fendall, of a daughter. -
On the 12thinst., at Pendleton, near Manchester, the lie •'
.of Henry Ford, Esq.,,of a daughter.
On the 13th inst., at Richmond, Surrey, the wife „.
. of i••
Hand, Esq., of Chancery-lane, of a son.
On the 14th inst., at Saudleford Lodge, Berks, the lady °f
Thomas Cooper, Esq., of a daughter,
On the 14th inst., at Portsmouth, the wife of the Rey..E"
W. Milner' of a son.
On the 14th inst., at Milton-street, Dorset-square,:,3lrs•
Henry Crozier, of twins—sons.
On the 14th inst., at Penn-hill, near Beiley,
The ,
lady of J. IV . King, ESq., of a son.
On the 14th inst., at Holland-street, Clapham-road, the`
lady of F. E. Horneman, Esq., of a son.
On the 14th inst.; at Clarendon. place, Hyde-park-gardefig,
the lady of Alexander Colvin, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 14th inst., at Herne-hill, Dulwich, Mrs. Edward` .
Horner, of a son.
On the 15th inst., in Lowndes-street, Belgrave7square, tp.
Wife of Evelyn Philip Shirley, Esq. M.P., of a son and het.

MARR I ED.
On the 16th instant, at the Catholic Chapel, Spanish-plaee'
by the Rev. Dr. Picquot, and afterwards at the parish
church of Marylebone, by the Rev, IV. Bruere Otter, Rector.
of Cowfold, Sussex, John O'Reilly, Esq., of Brighton, and DI
Haitstown, County Meath, Ireland, to_ Mary, only daughter
of John Skeggs, of Lewisham and Farnborough, ,
ent.
On the 30th of April last., at Calcutta, Gurney, the eldes''
son of Dawson Turner, Esq., of Great Yarmouth, to Mar).
Anne Hamilton, second daughter of the late Captain Ity.de`
Mowatt, of Eastbourne.

DIED.
On the 15th inst., after a lingering illness of six mouths►
aged 31, Janet,. wife of 'W.. 11. Caird, IG, Ranelagh-grove,
Pimlico.

On the 18th ult., at Aberystivith, Wales, Arabella, Odes
daughter of "the MacGillveuddy of the Reeks," killarneY•
On the Bth inst., at Kiikwall, Scotland, James C. Cu''"
ming, Esc), Purser of the Royal Navy.
On the 13th inst., at Greenwich, W. V. T. Watkins, 1-Ate of
the Royal Naval School.
On the 12th inst., at East Looe, Cornwall, C2pfain Jo"
Harris Nicolas, of the Royal Navy, aged 86.
On the 13th inst, Ellen Maria, the wife of Mr. G, Barret
tp
of Tottenham-court-road.
On the 14th inst., at Margate, Mr. Richard Stephens' °f
Pentonville, aged 71.
On the 15th i 114., Priscilla, wife of W. Manser, offlertforcl-
On the 15th inst., at North Villa, Regent's-park, Mars'
Anne, daughter of Colonel W. Miles.

London: Printed and Published by MURDO of
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Strand, in the Precinct of the SavoY, in the- Cotintr-.-=
MiddlesexiWednesday; July 14 - "

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PR,EIO
On Saturday morning, Q
a N.
t eleVen o'clock, the King oft 9
French received at Dreux the different civil and military
authorities, and immediatelY afterwards his Majesty and
Royal Family attended Divine service, which was performed
by by the Bishop of Morocco. Soon afterwards the King P.
second visit to the chapel and vault in which lie the rola,
of the Duke of Orleans. Their Majesties and the other mein.
bers of the Royal Family returned during the night of Satur
day to Neuilly.
r the
The infant Duke d'Alencon, the newly-born son 0.
Duke and Duchess de Nemours• was baptised oft Sunni'e
in the chapel of the Palace at Neuilly, by the Archbishop!.
Paris, and the usual entry of his birth has been made by
the,2
Grand Chancellor, Baron Pasquier, in the archives
Chamber of Peers. The Christian names of the young PraZ
are Ferdinand-Phillippe-Marie. The official witnesses to the
act of birth, designated by the King, are the Puke
Broglie and Lieut.-General Jacqueminot. al
A„„r.
By a Royal decision of the 3d March last, Rear-A.", „f
Laplace has been appointed to succeed, in the command
the station of the Antilles and the Gulf of Mexico, T. pr.,
Admiral de Moges, who has terminated his third year
vice in this command, and who had frequently expres,ed.
desire to return to France. The King's Govemment•bacio
t r
ou
rdcently recognised the inutility of augmenting the inano
of vessels destined for the station of the coast of HaYti'tr
destination has been assigned to the Thetis frigate, nowt,
ing at Brest.
The Toulonnais, in its news from Algiers of the 4th in6tj
gives an account of the murder of the gardener a.s
his wlfe, left by M. Lavollie, the notary at Algiers 9 is
charge of his country-house at Boudjariali. The murder,
supposed to have been committed by some Kabyles enlPlOO
in the neighbourhood.
• Or
The Bien Public of Macon quotes a letter from its Corte'
spondent spondent at Mchop
Marseilles, stating that several cases of the
of a very severe character .had appeared in that city; but b.,
Marseilles journals of the 11th are totally silent upon the b 8
ject, and, therefore, there is every reason to believe that
report is unfounded.
The itantburgh Correspondent contains a letter from CI;
hagen, which states the Danish squadron had sailed 01,4.
26th, it was supposed for Morocco. It consisted of two
>g
gates, a corvette, and a war steamer. A brig is to joinP'
force at Tangiers.
o
According to a letter from the Hague, the Countess I,
Nassau, widow of the late ex-King of the ' d
Netherlands, 11°4
the point of taking for a second husband General Van OW"
who was Aide-de-Camp of his late Majesty.
Lord and Lady Dinorben have arrived at Namur, Belgiu,°'
on a visit to their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Pane`
of Capita.

LAW AND POLICE.
The Midland Circuit commenced at Northampton on the
15th, before Lord Dentnan and Mr. Justice Coltman. 11111
are twelve causes in the list, three being marked as ePe'l4
juries. The calendar contains the names of twentyligr e
prisoners for trial, but we believe there are two or t tbe
others who have been brought to the county gaol since
calendar was printed. On the 16th, some cases were t -
but they were of little interest.
At Oxford, Richard Elliott was indicted for stealinge6,
banker's
_parcel, containing 1,500 sovereigns, from the 1)1
ance coach, on the 18th of March, and after the examintuiv
of several witnesses was acquitted. gter,
At the Middlesex Sessions Samuel Saulter, a shoem
aged 28, and Mary Saulter, his wife, aged 29, were put fist
their trial for assaulting Emma, their daughter; the od
count in the indictment charged them with unlawfudi,
e.
maliciously refusing to supply her with sufficient nle!u,s
nance ; a second count with having, during certain tuned
unlawfully confined her in a room in a state of nudity; eri,
in a third with a.common assault. The jury found both P,
soners guilty on the first count, and as much of the secondirl
regarded the confinement, and acquitted them on the tit rt
count. . The Chairman, in passing sentence said, the Collo
concurred with the view the jury had taken of the case, 'I
in order to mark it with the severest disapprobation, the v
tence of the Court was that they be imprisoned for s
months in the House of Correction.
At Worship-street, Frederick Hulls' a bargeman, sutler;
dered on bail, and was finally exzmined before Mr. ilingb34
upon a charge of having caused the death of a boy lifirlibe
,ThOmas Strut, 15 years of age, by throwing him into t,
river Lea. Sergeant Hawkes, 6 now informed the magi,
trate that the Coroner's jury had returned a verdict of "",
cidentally drowned ;" but the Coroner and jury strongly r 8
probated the conduct of the prisoner Hulls, and expressed to.
hope that the magistrate would send hith to the sessions,
be tried for the aggravated assault he had committed 011tA
deceased. Mr. Bingham required the defendant to give ,
for his appearance at the sessions.
At Marylebone office Thomas Baker was charged, on
own confession, with having stolen two silver watches, Ono
property of Mr. Henry Halsey Readingat Hampsteatl. Yea
of the watches was produced by a pawnbroker, and identig
by the' owner ; and the prisoner was committed for trial.