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London, England, 1824-04-29 00:00:00

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THE KING.

WINDSOR, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 28.—The KING is
cqnsider ably better to-dav, but we are sorry to state
Ott his ;\l/1.1k..5TY still suffers much from a severe cold
an cough. . • - • •
Tiiete havelipt.4o it igils at the,_Casß this day,
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CHELT'ENHAMAPR IA 116.

I"ite Duke of , Wg4,LiNoTomhis. . a .vety.
tiser since his airival het'e. 'His Grace as this morn,
ing at the Royal 'or Old Well, before seven o'clock,
drinkinz the water, from which the Doke has derived
moth'berietit. His'Grate took hip departure in his tn.
veiling 'Carrivte-,ia four"; to the great regret of the
'The,Duke •u'as attendel by
Mkt& Cowczy daring his stay :heFe. The town is
getting very full find gay for the eaioin of the rear.
Many new buildings are, completing with rapidity...,
Tne boarding lio,uscs .and inns tire Rto,tiy full, tt.e
Plough Inn takes the lead..

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DOCTOlt:I. CoNtwows.--Sittins appo;nted. in be bell
in tile Eccicsiastital Courts in. Easter Tel rn, 1824 :
Arches. • . AdnilrAy. Prerogative.
Ist 31ontlat, May 3. Tuntl.37, Mil 4. Tl•rirscl-ty, May 5.
Nuaiday, . 10: Tuesday; V. Titursthy, 13.
7,d Session,
.11tooday, I7e T1C44.1.1y, . 18.^.Thursday, 20.
•itli Session, Monday,. 24. Tut sil.,y, 25. Eriday, 2s.
Delegates. • Consistorv.
'lst &Asian, - Friday, May '7. - • Saturday, ?Thy?.
'2d Ses4inn, - I r,l ,y, 14. - Saturday, 15.
,31 Session, - FritLy, • 31. - -.; Saturday, ft.
.4th &:ssion, - Saturday, - - Monday, June
Sir J. Nichnll presides in the Arc and Prerogative • Cotr s,
Lord Stowell in the Admiralty, Sir ('hr .t pher,itohinsdn in the
Conristory, and the usual Surrogiics i.l tits 11.ii;11 Court of Delegates.
Each Court it at ten o'elock, except Cat: At:iiiiralty, which sits
at eleven. •

Yesterday, about one o'clock. the Princess AUGUSTA.
received visits from the Duchess of GLOUCF:STER, the DLIC!ICSF cst
KENT, the Princess Fronoo, the Princess Virronia, al;d tL•e Pi ii:ce
of taiNiNovu. The Royal party partook of a drjeune.
The Princess AUGUSTA took an ailing in her carriage
yesterday, in the Parks. •
Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE
took an airing in their carriage and four.

Tue•day, about one ticlock, the Duke of YORK, the
Duke and Duchess of CeeltlENera the Duchess of Gentemsees, and
the Princess Sori4lA, went to view the alterations, improvements,
and decorations, which have been for some rime making in the
State Rooms, in the King's Palace, Sr. James's. The Royal Party
were received by Sir THOIIAt LAWRISNCII, Sir Citerters Losc, and
Mr. MASH.
The Earl of.LivenPoot has derived great benefit
from drinking the Bath waters. The Noble Earl was to leave
Bath yesterday morning for Clifton,-to drink the waters there for
a few days.,
Eeti BATHURST has postponed the dinner, which his
Lordship was to have given to-day, in commemoration of ids MA-
arsTr's birth-day, in consequence of the death of a near relanve,
etre Merged; of 'Ameba The Noble Marquis died on Tuesday
•moruing,at the seat of the Duke of Buccesucm, at Re hmond. The
Earl of ANCRANI, his Lordship's eldest sun, succeeds to the title.
'We underAand Mr.PLANTA is appointed Secretary of
the Treasury, in the room of Mr. Lesson:crom. We have not heard
who is to succeed Mr. PLANTA in the Foreign Office.
Lady MARY PETRE had a dinner party yesterday, at
her house in Grosvenor-square.
The Eat! of SUFFOLK entertained a distinguished
party to dinner yesterday, at his house in St. James's-place.
The Ladies FITZPATRICK had a large patty to dinner
yesterday, at their house in Grosvenor-place.
• The Honourable Mr. CAVEL had a dinner party yes-
terday, in Pall.mall. •
The Honour able W. B. GREY had a grand dinner
party yesterday, at his house its Grosvenor-street.
The Earl and Countess Vertur.ast have arrived in
eown, from their seat, Gothambury, Herts.
Sir CHARLES and Lady LONG have arrived in town
from their scat, Bromley Hill, Kent.
Captain PEA ltscres arrived in town yesterday, from
Belvoir Castle.
Lord SIDNEY has arrived in town from his seat, Fror
nal, Kent.
The Duke and Duchess of Broeurtu and famili• ar-
rived yesterday, at their house in St. James's-square, from Wo-
burn Abbey.
The Marchioness of LaysvowN, and the junior part
of the family, strived yesterday in town fiats Ilastings.
The Marquis of CIIANDOS is arrived in town, from
Bucks. •
Lord and Lady LANGFORD have arrived at their
house in Berkeley-square, from their seat, Cooper's-hill, Surrey.
Lord WM.BENTINCK left town yesterday, for Brighton.
Lord LILFORD arrived yesterday, at his house in
Grosvenor-place, lions his seat, in Northamptonshire.
The Marchioness of LONDONDERRY left town yester-
day, for her seat, North Cray, Kent.
Sir GEORGE and Lady SITWELL arrived in town yes-
terday, from their seat in Derbyshire, on their way to Paris.
• Lady SOMERS and Lady MARGARET COCKS arrive.'
yesterday, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, Irons Southampton.
In consequence of the Drawing-room, which was
appointed to be held this day, at his Meaesev's Palace of Saint
James's, being postponed, orders base been given at the General
Pest Office to stay the procession of the mail coaches till the 13th of
May. The first stone of the new Post Office; which was to have
been laid to-morrow by his Royal Highness the Duke of Toler, is,
for the samereason, dafecred till the saute day.,
A !emu' of .the commerce of the United States for
last year, ending September 30, 18e3, has been published, of
which the following are the leading particulars:—Value of Im-
ports, in American vessel,, 71,511,541 dollars ; in Foreign yes-
sets, 6,067,726 dollars; total, 77,579,267. Value of Domestic
Exports, in American vessels, 39,074,562 dollars; in Foreign
vessels, 8,080,846 dollars; total, 47,155,408. Value of Foreign
Exports, in American vessels, 26,241,004 dollars; in Foreign
vessels, 1,302,618 dollars; total, 7,543,6e2; totals 'nitre of Do-
mestic and Foreign Produce exported. 74,699,030. The Imports
in American vessels from England were 23,646,9hi1 dollars; Rus-
sia, 2,195;n0 ; British least (tidies, 3,265,961; France, 4,140,27 a :
Hayti, 2,331,049 ; Cuba, 6,697k902; South America, 4,477,3az ,
China, 6,511,425. The Domestic Exports iu American s
were, to Fang1and,13,423,452 dollars; Russia, 51,635; British Fa- t
Indies, 10,642; France, 4,488,653; Hayti, 1,633,979; C. 1).,
3,126,961; South America, 1,557,227 ; China, none.
THE LIFE AND TIMES OF SALVATOR
Work promises to be the most popular of all the productints
Lady Morgan; though it was to be expected that in such hanila
the life of such a man could riot fail of exciting the highest interest.
He who was by turns the boyish serenader of the beauties of Nape!,
the youthful wan,iarer among the wild heights of the Abruzzi;and
the captive, and alierwards the companion of their banditti; the
graceful and accomplished lover, who courted his niistresees in his
own poetry, set told:, own musk—each of which was unrivalled
its day; the w:Id; witty. and enthusiastic Improvisatore,whost.r.l
leo utter into the very ears Of the treat, truths Which others cl:.r:4
scarcely to think; the bold, bitter, and uncompromising satirist o:
alLthe vices and corruptions at his debased, but still beloved coz:r.-
try ; who was all these, and much more, and who added to sr..:
blended with them all (-at least during the latter years of his 1i::;
the character of incomparably the most original, and, upon tla.
I whole, the most popular and successful artist of the times in
he lived.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION. Td FAMILIES FURNISH-
ING —By applying at the real hiatathlctuttelo they will find a Sarre
of nearly One-Ilalf. Every article of arnituris manufactured aa
the PreEdses, and Warranted of the bast quality, Siety differe:a
patterns of Chairs; Irons Twer.ty to Sixty Buzau of well.gwAseird
nillOgittlyi teal Rosewood, btalistd IJANwW,DISd, Cottage and Bed-
roam Chairs of all colours, reedy for inspection, and real Rose-
wood nearly as cheap as stained. Card, Sofa, Loo Tables. and Ca-
binets to match. A large assortment 01 well-sea•aned Mahogany
Sliding Lining Tables of all sizes, • Sicielm,ecels, Wardrobes,
Drawers, and all otherortecles of Fornitureetoo numerics to men.
lion, a4H. WALNINSirON'S Manufactory, 214, 12:01 ilulbuo:,
posite Suathamptou-street, Illoomsbury-squatc.