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IVEDNBSDA Y, It 11, 1911.

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The fartyitill. continue industriously to circulate,
reports of divisions in the Cabinet, of iptrigues to
remove Mr. PaRCIIVAL, of changes in the Adnii-
niitration, Ate. With.respect to Alie intrigues
which have been so, confidently asserted to be
carrying on, we can, with con.6dence, assert,
that they exist only in .the imaginations of those
who invented. the report. With regard to the
rumoured changes in Administration', we state&
some time ago, which we believe to be the

fat,--that some changes will take place pie-
- vions to the meeting of Parliament, in which
Leis GUY and GassvlLLs will not' be induct-
ed ; but no definitive arrangement has, we under-
stand, yet been made.

His Royal Highness the PaiNca REG ENT'S deci-
sion to return to town on Monday, was suddenly .
taken at twelve that morning, his Royal Highnetres
departure having been 'otherwise fixed (or Saturday
next, but 'he (bunt!, himself so well on th,it morning,
and even. able to walk with very little assistance,.
that, by the athice of Sir W.-FikauuliAlt and Mr.
Hoists, he deter Mined to set off.
Tlie ankle _ in a Morning Paper of yesterday,
which states, that an Illustrious Personage had set.
tied Mrs J-- and her family, is, we
ate assured, an erroneous -statement ; ,the liberal
arrangement now framing for such settletnent, will
[hake its amount more than four times that annual
sum. • : • , ,•
the Duke of *Values Ball at the Star Tavern,
Richmond, on ‘,.Monday evening, was most bril-
liantly and numerously, attended. Most of the
Nubility• and Gentry, resident Avithin ten Miles of
tire scene, were present, .and it th..reby afirded
display .of rank, beauty, and fashion, •whicit has
beta rarely beheld on similar occasions:, The mu•
s•id was beautiful, and the art angements for the even-
tog refle6ted great credit on those who s9nerintend.
cd them. ',. •

Considerable reinforcements are about toile sent
to our Army 'hi Portugal. It is also said, that se-
veral ships are soon to sail with a large supply of
ordnance stores. Some transports Inadcd with
small arms are, to sail from. Portsmouth.,- one of
.4.1, Inch, it is said, has 20,000.inuskets,,dcstined for
the Guerillas on the Spanish frontier. This activi!y
itt forwarding supplies is at great importance at the
I resent crisis.
The Lietnenaitt:Oovernor of Virginia, Mr.Ssirrn,
has offered by.proclamation a reward of live' hun-
dred dollars tot the apprehension of the person, or
periOr,s, who recently robbed the Treasury, of that
State of about 1'5,900 dnllars in notes, cbiefly Of the
Bank of
NO' jaingS have been yet heard from Adkins, the
officer, sho is gone in pursuit of Sir P.'s brOker.
The loP,Owing fkther particulars on this Aubjed
~twe, we onderstatid, correct :—The sum originally
placed i n the hands of the broker was 21,0001. !or
the pureli,ise Excherpier *Bias. About 5,6001.
only_ of that sum were egpended in that was'. on
Thursday morning. In the evening, the bract.
wined upon luis ptincipal, to state thit the ordei
could oillrhe executed in part ; aid that, he had
psid the remainder of the cash to the amount- of
I.s,,sooifftintoGoshrtg's and Co. the Knight's hauliers;
to prove with h, he prodnced a receipt ti he house
for that sum whiCh entirely sati fied Sir I'. P. It was
p rleetly vile that about five o'clock 9n the Thursday,
time broker paid into the house of Gosling and Co. his
(heck on Curtis and Co. on account of Sir T.P.to the
a.pousit us question ; but it WAS too late to clear
fhb draft in thensaal way.; and.no suspicion beee
'I
-melted to the ir-auttaction, the matter stood met
anti) next evening ;%:w hen it was found that rhete were
6'14114150t the booker's bankers': Sir T. was imme-
diately appTiieti of the Circumstance, and on:the same
corm drove to 'Hackney tit requite an exploration ;
he leant trout the bi•oket'swite that her hus-
band had g-nie to Ireland. It was not 'until then
that Sir I', was convinced be was duped of his too,.
lacy, and took the Illitatl3 to recover it. The:several
purrs tekgrophed tin Saturday morning on the
toishtess, but at tqat periO4 the fu6itive had got two.
. d tys' 4itart. , .

'lbis morning was married fie'Nia‘r FREDERIC,
llOil- of. Tito24.t4 ALSTON, Of .odell Castle, •in the
County of BedfOrd, Esq. to ELIZAEP,TH, diughter
Gi the late EnwAun BA 1,L4 Eq. ofPortland-place.
A smart boxing march, b,,!fwixt the renowned
Dutch, 8.01, of t lost 4,1 b. invincible to any t welve
Clone po2;iliNt on the boxing list, nod 'a sturdy man
rat ti.irteen stone,. of.the mune of Jones, was fought
Fiiday, in a spacious to.utt in the pnrlieul of the
King', Bench. 1)14011, not for a 'great stake, but for
tle lunatir of winning. The seconds were a
Hodges And Wortley,—At the set-to, Jones
mot. ploy round hit,, right and left, which
Sam, (rum inebriation, was. unable to return, but he
artiany
,stopped them and got elo•te .in,
,and was
This was praaked the .first 'sit ponds,
god 83m, although unable to do the execution he is
so noted for in the prize ring, in giving, contrived
torkeer, in sufficient to avoid pui4slunont, except,
ing by tans-. • The six rounds having been fought,
Sam rccorered himself from. the heavy tails tae
bad received, and he gave his antagonist notice that
11e was about to show some fight. After this Jones
hvd no'other chance but that of, being hit. Saui•
played at him with Tight and left flush hits, until
and Ilia °Pell again,
bothAtis-eyes %tett:, closed,
mouth hit awry, and 691 au inch of his'fdce escap
cLe ten itic bits of tho ptilist:c phenomenon.