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London, England, 1844-07-22 00:00:00

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VOZEIGN.
pa2inedTbhur,,aday afternoon the King of the French, accom-
two .v k-,olonel de Chabannes, the Count de Strada, and
..ornerly officers, visited Versailles, but returned to
th_ul,l,l3' to dinner. In the evening their Majesties received
7, e British Ambassador, the Ministers of Prussia, Saxony,
l':l,ca,nY, and Texas • the President, Vice-Presidents, and
Ree e..trie.s. of the damber of Deputies ; Marshal VOe
1,2 r Admiral Quernel, Generals Aymard, Hecquet, and Ber-
'"e, the Prefects of the Seine and Seine-et-Oise, Counts
4 tt.alia and Latournelle, and M. Boissy d'Anglas.
to I.,tae Revue de Paris says that the visit of Louis Philippe
addtsn,Fl:nd is definitively fixed for the end of September. It'
Lie I,IU Queen Victoria will not receive his Majesty.? _ h
Castle vv Ight, as it was originally intended, but at Windsor
1.04 departure of the Duke de Nemours for Metz is fixed
r the 2 lst.
liNVienna letter of the 12th informs us that her Royal
I,.„gutless the Princess Clementine of France and her husband
A to arrive there ou the following day. The French
117'101assallor had proceeded to Slerkereau to meet their Royal
ilessesnd accompany them to the capital.
who marshal's uk has addressed a circular to all the soldiers
wiescie service commenced in 1843, but who had not yet been
. °Pon to serve, to join the regiments to which they are
Tinted without delay.
16thul.Uongibello steamer, which arrived at Marseilles on the
4b:eo,,,euerx:nzg: accounts from Naples of the 10th. The Cala-
at insurgents are to be brought before a military tribunal
Besides the insurgents who embarked at Corfu,
ri,o4 number of the natives of Calabria are among the
i. iiloers• There is no doubt that the brothers Bandeira and
aqFran are among the number.
;_Eussankfort journal publishes an account of the population
all th la, from which it appears that, in Prussia Proper, and
bitant states under the Prussian Crown, the number of nha-
aiast 11 i
was, in 1840, 14,934,340. This number, however,
lave increased considerably since 1840, for, ater Eronge-
uwa,asnd Ireland, Prussia is, we believe, the state of Eu p
h the population increases most rapdly. •
and ,?,a1 returns lately'received by the Minister of the Marine
isl‘mlonies, relative to the slaves enfranchised in the French
4,"1:1,13 and settlements, it appears that the number, from Ist
to nr,Y to 31st December inclusively, amounted in the gross
Pre,,T9, viz. :—in Martinique, 787 ; Guadaloupe, 352;
fr4-,,"ne,u, Guiana, 63 ; Bourbon, 247. The total number of en-
cluZ'iTements in the four colonies, from 1830 to 1843 in-
p,Y, is 42,659.
tkeirer Universal German Gazette states that 24 persons lost
I,,._tves in the riots at Prague on the 19th.
eo,Fomet discovered a few days ago by M. Victor Man-
the fi(Athe Paris Observatory, was seen also at Berlin, for
thers "‘ time, on the night of the 9th. The Berlin astrono•
di state that its circular nebulosity is of a remarkable
4nltter.

COURT-rASHIONAZILB.
herennehess of Gloucester does not pass the autumn at
tplNdence at Bagshot this year, having given up that
Q,on. to her Royal Highness the Princess Sophia. The
Ranover's Palace at Kew will be occupied by the
buchess and her household, and it is thought her Iloyal
'he will pass the winter at Gloucester House.
*belts Duke and Duchess of Cambridge intend to prolong
teolivresidence in town until the second week in the ensuing
tag u, 'when their Royal Highnesses go to Cambridge cot-
ththat ice.„
We have reason to believe that the visit of
enbur h
trel rY Grand Duke and Duchess of
.Mec.kl g
Her
ItZ is to be of considerable duration ; is said, indeed,
fatth()Se illustrious personages do not contemplate quitting
14.°11';itry for Germany before January next.
(xeorge Byng, M.P.,_ entertained at dinner on Satur-
IN:Cat his mansion in St. James's-square, the Duke and
am 83 of Norfolk and Lady Mary Howard, the Marquis
ari olarchioness of Westminster Viscount Melbourne, the
ill d Countess of Gainsborough,l Lord and Lady Marcus
" Auckland and the Hon. Miss Eden, Mr. et, Earl Earl of
441(rnY Emil 7 Hardinge and family have left Whitehall-
Yet !i--s for Nest Park, near Tunbridge Wells. It is not as
des for
what period of the autumn her Ladyship
bear,"'„rnilY Will depart for India, although September has
folk etivabe and Duchess of Norfolk and family left Nor-
ton) o''ause this morning, for . Cadlands, near Southamp-
/eraa,4 visit to Mr. and Lady Elizabeth Drummond. After
aad glag a few days at that beautiful seat, the Noble Duke
Pose „achess will proceed to Arundel Castle, where hey pro-
entertain a large party during the approaching Good-
race week.
left t Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter and family have
itart.r°Bvenor-square for the season, and are at present so-
Th.la. at Collingwood House, Brighton.
Go* Duchess of Sutherland and Lady Elizabeth Leveson
te...! have returned to Stafford House, from a visit to the
ilitit.'h,„l,3 Archbishop of York, at Nuneham Park, Oxf?rd-
Staff the Duke of Sutherlandand the youthful Marquis of
the Prd have been passing some days at Leamington Spa, for
Tr prevenient of his Grace's health.
tfide prevenient
and Marchioness of Anglesey and Lady. Atde-
*again aget, intend to leave Uxbridge House early in
rhde.
shiro g week for Cowes Castle, Isle of Wight.. His Lo
hieris, Yacht, the Pearl, will go round from the river to meet
Tordshi.
i 8 at e Marquis of Salisbury has left town for the season, and
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ar
6Present at Hatfield House, Herts, where Viscount Cran_
Mr. J. M. Balfour, M.P., and Lady Blanche S
ruhlitaYing• The Noble Marquis goes to Scotland shortly,our
to
and shoot in the Highlands.
"Al'4°N and Lady
Beauvale took their departure on Friday
tee rd b • over' n'ag for Don their way to the Continent; the Noble
-ben, eing advised to repair to the German spas for the'
be-
ofThe his health, having of late suffered severely from gout.
Countess of Wilton, accompanied by her daughter, the
tia,,,Y Elizabeth Egerton, returned to town from Heaton
Eraas"u, Lancashire,-on Saturday. Her Ladyship will give a
ed
concert on ednesday next, at the family mansion in
onrosyee,_
ur
same
day.uare, subsequent to the Noble Earl's dinner party
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OUS.
_ On Saturday, at Um meeti of the Marylebone vestry, a
nissediont:r:a,
Tits:of took 0 el upon the. übject of the recent proceed-
by their last report, determined kmettobehpaarveis,hitofapmpeaaryrs_,
lebone under their management
ant clause had been added to and protection. An import-
rnent, which was, that the new Bill now in Parlia-
Poor-law Commissioners,no parish could be controlled by the
without the two-thirds
of the guardians. M consent of
election of the r. Harbert said the vestry, the
Harbert
was vested, in whom
fail
48 a test to eve must not to apply
themselves ry candidate whether they would pledge
Potter, to oppose the poor law C3mmissioners. Mr.
in strong language, denounced•the course pursued by
Commissioners, mmissioners, and called it jesuitical and tyrannical.
21;e0 some further discussion the vestry separated, resolved
ZuPel)sose with all their might the entry of the Commis-
ofen
„ The
gum of 19,000/. is required, supplementary to Vote 5
Ordnance estimates, for 1844-45, to be thus expended :
facFor repairing the damages at the Royal gunpowder mann-
,r.Y at Waltham Abbey, caused by the explosion, 10,0001.
reception
the conversion of buildings to be reserved solely for the
ztiou of soldiers convicted of milit
nn bellffe
the subscription for the great clock for Yorkooo Minster
arnounts to 1,8501., being only 1501. below the estimated
a understand that the Committee of the Horticultural
t;''etY have it in contemplation to hold a fourth fete in the
berse of the ensuing week. The Duke of Devonshire has
te,,,,aPPlied to on the subject of allowing the grounds of his
04 the villa at Chiswick to be thrown open to the public as
elaStflte day, and from his Grace's well-known liberality
a__,lnterest in the Society over which he presides, there is no
doubt that the permission sought will be granted.
the accounts in the provincial papers received this day of
neather and crops are highly satisfactory.

s-41& MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—Amongst the distill
ed personages present at her Majesty's Theatre
_on Sa-
the, Y eight were the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge •
kt r Serene Highnesses the Grand Duke and Duchess of
ii:e,.klenburgh Strelitz, accompanied •by Princessthe
1t...4 and Marquis of Douglas, and attended
-44 esebeek• The Countess Brown by Baronnf
fob Queen Dowager's box. The
t • Dukesi oafnidsrepiiinartyooccn,.Bueapieucl_
Beau-
the' and Leinster. • the Duchesses of Somerset and
_ Lemster ;
le Marquises of Ailesbury, Douro, Normanby, Clanricarde,
bt:."4„ hY, and Huntly ; the Marchionesses of Aleasibu
Cto; the Earls of Pembroke, Liverpool,
eetnare Cardigan, Glengall, Belfast ; the Countesses
ker .are, ~ Lonsd e,t7essileetanonodi
41,-,' Glengall, Cardigan, Essex • Baron Islieuman, Baron
I:,‘ooness Rothschild, Baron and Baroness do Lagos;
11'44 A.dolphus Fitzclarence, E. Bruce, Sandys,DElpshtainsnytounie,e,
IA lagh ; Ladies Augusta Somerset, De _ win
40guani, Alford Aylmer Baker, Flowers, r_yn , Foulis ,
1)4(4°11, Durhami_ ; Sirs 11. Webb, Charles Kent, Philip
'4'1401, Frederick Trench, Thomas Hare ; the Hon. Mrs.
H.
1341Q11'4°4, Mrs. Wyndham, George Fitzroy ;Messrs. Col. James Grattan, Capt. Daniels,
~t itch, Mrs. H. Bainbridge, &e-
-v iseo •
to.- lint and Viscountess
. Palmerston leave town
~,,,elorrow fur Broadlands,. their seat near Romsey,
..Hants,.ng
th4„ebre they intend to receive a succession
_ of visitors
th, I°3 al Agriculture Society during
i 500„....
V. et°B° Of that national exhibistisonnewthaeLNSorletnVamiscpotuenni and
eltsf to
n a tour
tiox, "Less return to town for a few weeks, till the tennina-
deltre ft
Viscount
e Parliamentary session, when they
andvarnaeY• We hear the absence of the No
vT iscountess abroad will not exceed four months.
have
i
arlisle
left seeunt Morpeth and Lady Mary Howard h
f e tow.r. for Castle Howard, the seat of the Earl and Countess
ti;oes t • At the 'close of the month the Noble Viscount
t,!1,,,, 0 Trentham, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Su-
kix, ae, d, at the marriage of the Marquis of Lorne
circle,
iotf„4°„etki Leveson Gower, when a numerous family
o
Argyll
''ng the Duke of Devonshire, Duke and Duchess and Lady
Q and Lady Emma Campbell, Lady Dover,_eV
bl fos. the
Wla ejl, Lord and Lady Blantyre, &c., will assemble whog
t 13festivities.
.
ount
feat, GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS Bir.r..—The main
th,'tes of the arrangement between the Government and
b,_,,railway deputation in reference to the Railways Bill are
tha,eafter to be constructed as may return
ile"'n3r as fellow :—The revision of the tolls of such railways
a largeruntil the
14/1,11 ten Per cent. per annum is not to takeplace
nx,(l' of twenty-one years from the
rated,
a,,,,°t 'which the respective companies may be incorpo A
passinpgla.of the Bills
t,,,`,/lot at the end of fifteen years, as originally fixed.
tiolleet Period of twenty-one years must . elapse before
._a
,11'°yed revision can be effected. The Act is not to apply
_ ips-
cla4way coexisting companies, except in reference to thirtl
,_ passgers, for whose accommodation the companies
-sii`lZ to run one train daily, at fares not exceeing a pep% taxrap the Government biuding itself wholly to exempt from
,tulon the receipts accruing from such cheap trains. _
be in the
I.,__, R CASE OP RICIIARD DADD.—It will
wirlieCtion of our readers that this unfortunate young man,
fatr,' kiree months since, in a fit of insanity, murdered his
4'eedh
~r near Gravesend, and escaped to France, was appp-
in that country on a charge of injuring a person with
~etni, ho that
in a diligence. For that offence he was,
ts'iri,sue or authorities, committed to custody for a cer-
of Weriod ; and that period having now expired, Mr. May,
claime X division, has been, by Sir J. Graham, dispatched to
~„e his person, and to bring him over to this country. We
I,: terstand that le will, on his arrival, be brought to trial,
iol)'111a, for the murder, with a view to his being confined
Tunatie asylurn.—Britania.
tOt fftE PRUIT SEASON.—The London markets have
ate
,:
rany seasons past been so extensively supplied as at
stanT•eset with every description of soft fruit. Notwith-
kd L;rig the profuse crops of currants, particularly in Kent
SpitZlisex, , there was last week imported by one dealer in
one i °Ws-market 1,024 baskets of this fruit, and 170 by
an 21 Covent-garden, all from Rotterdam. There was also
anti
Donation of 58 baskets of plums from Havre, which
liket.l_l3te by about a week the English supply, which is
13,,,, icy) prove very abundant.. The supply of gooseberries
troubre so large that they have been scarcely worth the
tile trees °t. gathering ; and in some parts of Kent cherries on
Plea itud have been offered under one halfpenny per lb. Ap.-
tyti,, Pears have come in of good quality, and there is
--, ProlsPect sof a plentiful Sea4oll6
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