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MONDAY, APRIL 27. 1829. y•
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The rumour to which we base more than ewe before

adverted, that some great financial measure is about to
be adopted, seems to gain ground; but the nature of
the measure is still a secret. If it be ab Income or a
Property Tax, as we hinted on Saturday, there will
be great difficulty in reconciling the Public to
such a Tali during peace. unless it can be rendered
less odious, with respect to its regulations, than the
last Income Tax undoubtedly was, and unless a
move equivalent seduction of tsxatinn be made ander
some other head, such as Inhabited House Duty

would make a simultaneous attack on Constantinople,

the former squadron forcing the passage of the Darda-
nelles for that purpose. We trust the attempt will fail.
and bring disgrace on the Russian arms: If

ANCONA, Aram 6.

We leant, by meant of a French merchantman, that there had
been acme misanderitandings between the Greek Chiefs, to which

and the other Assessed Taxes. This we apprehend is

o t very likely to be the case, because the maintenance
of the present Assessed Taxes forms the outline of a
system which may be filled up immediately on the
stire.iking out 'of a war, and, however their amount.
might be reduced, it appears tons, for this cause, to be
important to keep up the system. If, however, a general
'mimic or Property Tax be not intended to be levied,
we do earnestly recommend to the consideration of the
Cirancau.ost of the ExcuEQURR the justice of imposing
some tax no income arising from property in the Finds.
—There is no other species Of property from which
annual income is derived in this country, which does
not contribute to the public purse; and viewing pro.
petty in te-e Funds as possessing all the security of any
other feehold property, with additional advantages, we
c trim see upon what principle it is that other property
is, to be subjected to various imposts, and funded pro
petty, the value of which more particularly depends on
the sectuiry of the StatP, totally exempted. The
Fgoitholder has had many advantages given him
beyOnd what the country can bear. The resumption
of Nash payments,'and the maintenance of a Sinking'
Fund beyond the bone fide surplus revenue, by bor-
rowing' of the Bank of England, base tended to enhance
the value of his proper ty to an extent which his most
sanguirse espectat;cris could not have contemplated ;
and those and other causes have at the same lime depre-
ciated all other descripr ions of property. The capital of a

the Turks were indebted for their temporary advantages in RIO.
tern Greece; but that the firmness of the President had restored
order, and chit the reverses sustained by Ypsilanti's corps had
been retrieved. The; Turks are stated to Rave been totally de.
fated, at the latter end of April. near I.aprena, and repulsed to
Flockorf, close to the Thermopyls. The merit of these forttu&e
events is ascribed us the brother of the President, to whom the
Government of Eastern Green is entrusted. The organisation
of the Greek army gradually Improves, and the presence of the
French contributes greatly to it : it is now divided into corps,
which bear the names of all the Provinces. The Albanians and
Turks In Thews!, ate at variance with each other, and that Pro.
wince suffers severely by the ranges which both commit. Their
quarrels, however, are to the advantage of the Greeks, as it is well
known that the Albanians always serve that party to which they
are attracted by the offer of higher pay, or temporary honed to
the other party.
It is affirmed that Admiral Heyden has sent some ships to the
Asiatic coast, to prevent the Egyptians from landing troops or corn
there. It was even affirmed at Egina, that the Russian squadron
had received orders to make an attempt, at a certain time, to pass
the Dardanelles. It was added that this attempt was to be con.
netted with a movement of the Russian squadron from the Black
sea, and in this manner Censtaatinople be attacked by a large
naval force. It is recollected that the English formerly forced that
passage, and that Admiral Dorkworth was restrained from pee•
suing his advantages only by the apprehension that he should not
be able to return to the Mediterranean. There would be us regal
for such an apprehension in the ease of the Russian Am, whisk
would be supported by the whole naval force of the Black ilea.
VIENNA, Aran. IS.
The mail from Constantinople is at length arrived.
Metalliques, 98 5-11 I Batik Shares, 1,109 k
CONSTANTINOPLR, Mews iS.
The Sultan has not yet left the capital, but the preparations for
his departure continue.

Fundholder is thus enhanced in value, wlile hic hall-
yearly Dividends being paid in cash will puichase,nearly
twice as much of every commodity as when his divi.
.deeds wete paid in Wint•notes. This is a stated things
whin& cannot continue much longer; indeed, we hoi,e

The distress arising frosa the scarcity of pmeisions has not yet
abated. though the Government does its utmost to remedy the evil.
The Beet is ready to sail to the Black Sea, or, as some say, to the
White Sri (Sea of Marmots) to engage the Russians. According
to the reports of Redschid Paths to the Sultan, be bad saddled
the Albanians before his departure, and, with the exception of
three Chiefs, bad made new agreements with them. We have
nothing certain from the theatre of war. Hussein Packs is collecting
all the troops between Schumla and Adrianople. The consequence of
the landingof the Russians at Titlark has been, that the Greeks living
at the entrance of the Bosphorus have been obliged to leave their
villages, and they are now occupied by Turkish troops. The'
Saban has applied to the Mosques for $ loan, but the Ulemas have
not yet come to any decision about it. The apprehensions caused
by the dearness of postilions increase, and have, perhaps, delayed
the departure of the Sultan. Meantime, all the Gramm lately
issued prove that he intends to persevere in the course which be
has hitherto followed, and to exert all his efforts in oppose Iva ends-
mies,both foreign and domestic, to which famine is now to be added.

•the present Session will•not pass over without the total
abolition of a Sinking Fund, and the imposition of a per
Centage Tax on the Dividends paid to the public cre-
ditor—a measure not less called for by principles of

justice than by those of expediency, to relieve the other
interests which are suffering cruelly, while the Fund.
bolder is revelling—in prosperity, and in many cases
escaping the payment of any tax of any description
for the advantages he enjoy.. The extension of the
Poor Laws to Ireland, and the establishment of a tax,
similar in principle to the land tax, on property in the
Funds, ought to be simultaneous. They .are measures
which'cannot long be delayed, and would be beneficial
to every interest of the United Kingdom, except to ab-
sentee landlords, and absentee or miserly stockholders.
The Paris Papers of Thursday and Fiiday, and the
Geixeite de France dated Saturday arming, have
reached us since our last; The constitntionnel and Jour-
id des Debate announce the appointment of the Doke
LAVA,MONTIMRENCY, at present Ambassador at

VIENNA, Aram 14.

The Austrian Obse►ver contain; s long article from Greece, in.
eluding a report of DrinetriusYpillanti.daird Arschova, triode, to
the expulsion of the Turks from Llvadia.-4/gesseine Zsituragapril2o.
BRUSSELS, APRIL 23.

' The

Vienne; to the office of Minister of Foreign Affairs`; the
garOeur does •tiot contain this nomination, but we be-
lieve' *ate i$ no doubt of the fact. A cotemporary
states, that it kittpposed " the appointment of the
Duke dellsAvesiftbstoSerisive to no party. He will
saitieeble to the Ultras, on account of bis family; to
tho tantitptionalists, on account of bis moderation;
and to hii colleagues, on account of hie respectable

In the Snood Chamber of the States General a Royal Message
was read, accompanying several document relative to the decennial
budget. Among the petitions presented was one from forty-five
wine merchants at Amsterdam, opposing the increase of the
duty on that.ardcle. and another from 45 proprietors of vineyards
in the vicinity of Huy, asking for a reduction of the Excise duty
on wines the produce of the kingdom, and at all events deprecating
the addition of 30 per Cent. to the duty on that article.

Aram 24.—The debate on the law relative to the Press eau.
nomeed.—Brasacis hpers, April 25. .
BERLIN, APRIL 22.

charalpr and llt#►ited
T4se Papers mention, on the authority of the Aogs.
bows Gentle, that k misunderstanding had ai isen be-
tween the British and Russian Admirals respecting the
Egyptian vessels captured by the Russian squadron,
but that Sir Puramizz MALCOLM hid subsequently
*yielded to the reasons assigned by Count HOYDEN for
his proceedings, and that the captured ships had been
conducted to Egina. We presume that this is a repe-
tition of the story in circulation here a short time since.
That disputes will arise between the two fleets we base
nn douht; but, if they do, it is not.likely that the
British Admiral, after making an objection to any of
the prr•ceedfOßs of the Russian Commander, will to
readily yield to any arguments the latter may use.
The Frenehltunds closed on Friday, the Five per
Cents. at 107 i. 75c. and Three per Cents. at 791.30 c.
. A mill from the Brazils reached town yesterday,
bringing Papers to the 24th February; but they contain
nu news. The General Legislative Assembly is con-
voked for an Extraordinary Session on the IA A priL
ilsriburgh PaPers to the.2lst inst. also were received
yesterday. An article from the Banks of the Malaise

, • •

Private letters from St. Petershurgh say, that at the time of the
catastrophe at Teheran. the Lady of the alaiSaab Ambassador; with
one of the Ofßrerirof the Legation. was at Tunis, and thus escaped
the massacre.--Ifostiburgli Boraces hail lAN, April 23.
BY TUB PRINCH MAIL THIS MORNING.
CONSTANTINOPLII, Macke 16.

Yesterday great rejoicings took place here, as two *hips laden
with provisions were obliged to enter our port. owing to contrary
wiuds. This unexpected succour was attributed, by the Turks,
as a miracle, instigated by their Prophet ; and all the Mosques
were opened to return thanks to Mabomet.
Letter. from Lisbon, dated April 8, report that Don Miguel
had confined his sister in the Convent of Estrella ; it was al.o
stated that some great difference lass taken place between lion
Miguel and his Minister, as the former had taken from the Mint
the only four thousand pieces of gold that remained there. The
Patroles had been reinforced, and the troops of the line, those of
the marine, the provincial militia, and the yens d'armes, were se= I
to their respective quarters. The cause of all these extraordinary
movements could not be accounted for.

MADRID, APRIL 14.

The 14th and 15th regiments of the line are going to embark
for the Canaries; they wiU be followed ►y other troops, and from
thence they are to proceed to Cuba, the point of junction for a.grand
ezpeditios which Government are going to send to Mexico.—
From Widden they write of the 50th March, that a report prevailed
there that Admiral Greig had appeared before Costatandnopleand
blockaded the Carnal.

Letters hoes Warsaw seat!, that it appears certain that the Ssa.
peter et Ramie will be ea die kit May at Warsaw ; and he is ez-

states that the siinultaneaus arrival in Vienna of the 'pedal at Berlin the beginning of June. The Imperil Guard Is to
CoMmandets-in•Chief in •• Hungary, Galicia, Bobetnia, beinspected In the environs of hhe'hill andi the Pi" .rue" 4"
I"t
and Icombarriy; gives rise to many conjectures. *et. " "'Vie by t"
the
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for our part, have no doubt that Aristria begins to take •
Chg
linTir.
alarm at the proceedings of Russia, and that she M present there is or notdoingdung
w:discottiocniaa:ka.
in zonjuriction with this country, very shortly pm- ana °xi" °lteped tht• 'awning at "toi boib fir 2164167
the Account.
test against them, and be prepared to support that pre- In the
Foreign market nothing is doing at present.
test, if necessary, by recourse to arms. , .
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE tYCLOCR.
It is now said that the Emperor of Rusat# will have • The only alteration in the price of Consols, during the whole of
an interview with the King of PHIIIHUA, on the frontiers the Morning, is that they have turned sellers at as, at which price
of the latter kingdom, and will then proceed incognito they were buyers in the early part of the morning. No Malone
a any magnitude has been transacted.
to .Wallachia.
Accounts from Gibraltar of the 6th inst. state that a strong South
The Funds were 6rm and on the advance at the
&men Hall of Hambargh on the 21st inst. Easterly wind has driven several vessels on the coast of Spain,
where they have been lost.
Letters from Rome represent the new Pope to have already.
-The Prussian State Gout!, of the 21st inst. and manifested a dispriskion to exercise Ms high poweit on the most
Dutch Papers to the 25th. which we have received, liberal and tolerant principles. a system o(canduct directly opposed
contain intelligence from Sc. Pcteraburgh to the 18th to that of his hie predecessor, who deprived as well Christians
April. An account is given of the proceedings of the without the pale of the Et.mish Church, as the Hebrews. of the
Russian Army in Asiatic Turkey under General Count immunities and privileges which they had been permitted to enjoy
under former Pontiffs. These privations and prohibitions have been
I:•aszawyractt, and a report from that Commander, altogether annulled by the new Pope, who, with a liberality that
detailing his successes against a Turkish corps of cannot but be now gratifying to all Europe, has restored both to
20,000 men, under ACHMST Bar, OD the SJ March, Jews and Christians of every denomination the ehjoyment of ala
near Akhalzik. • their former privileges and exemptions. •
CASSEL, Aram 1.1.
His Royal Highness the Elector has been graciously pleased to
nominate as his Councillor of Finances Baron Anselm tie Roths
child, the son of Baron de Solomon de Rothschild.
EXTRACT 01 A LiTTFR FROM RIO JAI4IIIO oP THI
24TH by APRIL.
We much regret that front the distress n( several manufatintills
houses overrading to this city. and having given orders to their
friends here td remit at any rate, has caused the fall in oar 'Ex-
change, and which we are afraid will not so-soon recover. It is
thought.that when our Extraordinary Cortes meet, on the Ist of
April next, that the usurpation of Don Migitel will be entirely
the object of their discussions, should be continue on that throne.
Our Emperor will not yield his right. We continue tranquil at
present. Exchange 24.
Other private letters state that Don Pedro has sent to the Franck
Government to dethrone his brother.

Brussels Papers to the 25th inst. and Hamhu►gh
Papers to the 23d have reached us this morning, from
which we have made the following extracts. It will he
obterveJ, that it was expected at Constantinople, th,a
the Russian Fleets in the Mediterranean 'and Black Sea

THE ARMY.

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At twelve o'clock on Thursday last the Bth Royal frith Hussars,
under the command of the Hen. Colonel Alutvintox, paraded in
Newbridp Barracks, and fired afen de joic in honour of his MA.
aserr's birth day.
The Bth Regiment of Foot, quartered at Cavan, Sligo, /cc. for
the last 12 months, expect shortly to kayo for Dublin, and will
be replaced by ►he 57th from Mullingar.
The Bth Lancers, at York, have received their route for Sheffield
and Nottingham, whither they are to march in a few days.
The 14th Light Dragoons ire to succeed to the paws of the
9th, at the Leeds barracks.
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NAVAL INTIii.f.IGENCE.

Hans Amuses Tots Day—Dublin 2—Waterford 2—Brasil I
Hanahorgh i—Sweden t —Flanders I—France 1.
The Victoria, Huron, from Kid to Hull, was driven on shore
near Premise, ow the east coast of Jutland, on the tsth instant.
About 200 quarten of wheat being thrown overboard, and the rest
landed, it was expected the vessel would be got ei-
Dees, Arun. 46.—Wind R.N.E.—Arrived the James Cruick-
shank, Young. and Charles Brook, Bell, from &. Vincent's. Ar.
rived from London the Margaret Hall, Davison, for Demerara;
and Nesbitt, Simpson, for Jamaica.
Possiatono. Arno. Yd.—Wind E.N.E.
APRIL 2s.—Wind E. N. K
FALSOMMI, Amu 24 Wiod KM—Arrived the Eclipse packet
Grillo, from Pernambuco--wiled the 20th January, Irons Bala
24th, and from Rio 26th February.
Psvmorrit, Amu. 24.—Wind S.R.—Sailed the Vlbnif, for
New York.

Lavearoot., Amu. 25.--Arrlved the Lady Finning, Al!en, f►nm
Jamaica.

PROM THE HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH, APRIL 25.
The Champion, 18, Commander Scott, with Colonel Nicholls.
the newly appointed Governor of Fernando Po, and *the Officers
and privates of Marines on board destined for that settlement,
sailed on Tuesday. The Champion, after disembarking Colonel
Nicholls, &e. at that Mend, will repair to the North American
Station.

The Briton, 46, Captain the Hon. W. Gordon, M.P. saikd yes-
terday on a cruise.
The Onyx, which put back to St. Helen's on Sunday front ad-
verse winds, sailed on Monday for Plymouth.
The Arrow cutter, Lint. Brooking, arrived on Monday, and is
come into harbour to be paid off.
The Onyx transport, Lieut. Decourdeaux, Agent, at Deptford.
is ordered to take detachments of troops and stores to Gibraltar,
Malta. and Corte.

Major Henry Coy, of the Royal Marines, is promoted to I.lqt
Colonel of that Corps at this Division, vice Ball, deceased ; Bre.
vet Major J. Nicholson to he Major. vice Coy ; Captain W. Starke,
from unattached half pay, to be Captain, vice Nicholson ; Captain
H. B. Mends, from unattached half pay, to be Captain, vice Pat-
ten, deceased 1 Limits. Robt. Ford and Humphrey Moore are pro-
moted to the rank of Captain ; Lieut. Wm. Calamy h appointed
Adjutant to the Woolwich Division.
lieut. John Derby (1795) is appointed Warden of this.dock-
yard, eke Broniwieb, deceased.
Lieut. Charles Inglis, of the William and Mary yacht, and.
Lieut. F. N. Boultbee, are promoted to the rank of COMM 'oder
I the latter is appointed to the Sybille, vice Webbe, appointed to
'the Medina.
Lieut. F. Byer it appointed to the Madagascar, in the Mediter-
ranean ; Air. Lewis. to be Supernumerary Surgeon of the Sybille.
The new frigate President, 52, was boated out of dock on Mon-
day. She is a handsome and powertul vessel. On the following
day the Favourite, Is, was laimcbed. The latter bed been taken
into dock to be capered, and will, it h believed, shortly be com-
um/shoed.
FROM ?HZ DICVONP,IRT TILVOIIAPU.

His Majesty's sloop Cord*lia, 10. Commander Boyle, sailed on
Thursday for Cadis and Halts, to look at Gibraltar on her way
through the Gut.
His Majesty's ship Clio, 10, Can. R. Drabs, was paid Of into
ordinary ea Thursday.
In Haanosze—Britannia, Kent, Zebra, Badger, Leveret, Hope,
Emulous, and Meteor steamer.
Barnpool—Royalist. •
Sound— Warspite, Undaunted, Pallas, and Ariadne.
Dr. Thomas Stewart, B.N. is apppinted Surgeon and Agent, for
the Coast Guard Service, Southampton; Lieut. Charles Tilby
(1607) to the Ordinary Service at this port; Uttar G. Ley (1813)
to the Ordinary at Sheerness, vice Tslby, removed to Devtniportl
Lieut. John Derby (1795) to be Walden of the Duck.yard, Puris.
mouth, vice Bromwich.

Lieut. Lord Edward Russell is promoted to the reek of COM.
mander, with seniority 15th November last, about which time his
two years' service as Lieutenant terminated.

lieut. Robert Inman and G. iTiranin Mr. Allen Fidler,
Surgeon, and Mr. J. K. Ballard. Assistant Surgeon, are appointed
to the Athol.

Lieut. S. Co!pays Decree, of the Blonde, has been honoured by
the King of France with the Cordon of the Legion of lionuur for
his conduct at Patna. •
The Hon. Mr. Grey, of the, Windsor Castle, la.proinoted to the
rank of Lieutenant, and appointed to that ship. •
The brig Breakwater, mentioned in our last u having liven
driven on the shore under Mount Wise during the gale of Timiday
se'onight. was towed off on Thursday by the Echo steamer
Frank's Quarry, with loss of keel.
Serious apprehensions are entertained relative.to the4olus• and
Mary trawler, the property of Mn: Wyatt. She left theporiduring
the boisterous weather on Tuesday se'nnight. fot ilinturpOse of
fishing in Mount's Bay. and has not since been heard of. There
were three men and a boy on board; and, should the wontifeurs.
be realized, three wWows and nineteen children will have to mourn
the loss of their protectors.

Thursday last died, at Knowsley, the seat of the Earl
of Daaav, ELUABITU, Countess of Deasy, formerly the celebrated
Miss nasty. Site bad been an invalid for several years.
To-day the remains of Lady Amos Ooarroar were
removed in the most private manner from Argyll House, for the
family vault of the Earl of &mous, at &Atmore.
The MASTER of the itou.a, we understand, under.
west a severe surgical operation cm Saturday, vebleb be bore with
stemplary fortitude. Mr. BROWS was the operator. •

WINDSOR, APRIL 26.—Trwmorrnw his MAJESTT*II
tale his departure for London. Should the weather
be sufficiently favourable. the KENO is expected to visit
the Rot al Ledge in the Great Park id the afternnne,
and give ditections for several minor alterations, uhich
ate to be completed against his MA.11411304 Moto, ,j'he
KING will then take an early dinner at the Castle.
and leave for L ado° betwben seven and eight o'clock.
We are enabled to slate. from the best authority, h,,
Maumee intension of returning to the Royal Ludt.
ip the eat:), part of June, to take up his residepc
for the summer season, with the exception of the
two meeting of Ascot Heath Races, when his Mairarr
will en:ertain his distinguished visitors at the Castle,
This we expected, from a knowledge of the grew in.
convenience sustained on former occasions horn the
confined state of the Lodge, and which has prevented
the Kitio from hiving his invitations on such an ex.
ended scale as will be afforded at the Castle. the
first Meeting of Ascot coo mences on Tue.dcy. the Hich
June, and his MAJESTY may t e expected in occupy
the Castle Irani that time until about the Sth f Joy.
This forenoon his MAJVITY'S Hon.ehuld attended
Divine Service at the Parish Church. •
Si! E.-NAOLE hi' the Castle this mor ing.
Yesterday his MAJESTY's Sae left the Caste to
prepate f r his teeeption in London.
A STY The [Wall
The Duke of CUMBERLAtrhiaorrieedjest the e Cale yes.
untilMto-rnorrow m non.
tuer, fkaey rcnortui
unto
ha
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Sir WAVIEST WALLILit is also at the Castle Old lifitt
the Kixo.

Hic AnacarT entertained a dinner party at the C.,tle
lasr eraw ;The P .ate B.nd wirein attendance;
FASHIONABTATINTgLIIIGENCE:

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ARRIVALS. .
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Fh4B./1
The Dowager Counter. of A ylesford and the Ladies . In
Lower Grosvenor-street; Viscountess Andover, in II .eicy.36,oi;
Lady Isabella Cast. In Chat les street. Berkeley-square; Lonl sod
Lady Detrain, in Cavendish...quire &Llly Dyisevor and the Mhos
Rice. in Cavendish.squ.ire; Lady Frances hiterny,4ll Clarke„
street; Lady Farnborough, in Whitehall-gardens; Lady Georgina
klithwd. In Hrnfoid.street ; Lady, Xle,4, awl Mr. Henry itheltn,
of the Float Life Guards, at het Ladyship's hussar. l'orm,b.
square, front the Continent ; Sir Tram° and Lady iiiket I Irak..,
in,Piecadilly, from their seat, ICittwellscoorL Dimon; Lady and
NlissTrollope, in Great Conalerbridsplacr ; Mr. and Mrs. Frf wars
Brune and family. In Wimpoieserreet, from Brighton;. Lb:Airmen
Colima! Shawl., in Piccadilly, from Briglitrio; Mr.-sad Mts. Ae.
denim, in Harley-street ; Captain Astley, lii Picessilliy, fret
ill'iatt
Lowtenant.rolinel Austin and Captain HajtOtn% in
street, from Gibraltar; Major Arthur, in Eacilade.Mliit. f "
major ; ajor and hirs Athens. ll Athe. in nirmissirErs, NIA U ;
.4,
Capt. Astell. in Saelivillesstreet, from ladridii klajor A ' .
in Waterinsisplace, from o Corfu ; Captain Arabi in Clara •
from Dublin; Mr. Thomas.ceorge Aprecee, Piceidillritly
and Miss Borough, in Portland place; Mrs. BLekett, irt,ilts.
Montagu Burgoyne's, in Glouetster place; Miss Ragot, in Parks
street; • Major Frederick Baker, in At. JanwenPlace, frialt the
West -Indies; Captain and Mrs. Banks. to 14ifford err .0, Oda
Paid; Ain lialfuut an Curzon street; Majrie Barnett, In Pag
Mall, trona Malta; Captain Bartasioln Half Moon-street, (rootlet
lonian Islands.
DRPA IiTURF.S. ' •
The • Marquis arid Marchioness iliario Storm, far Pais ; the Earl
and Countess at Hardwieke, (rum their boom hi St. Jamie-
square, for the Priory, Surrey t• Earl and Cmititess of Cacao,
for .Eath ; the Sal and Countess 1, far Pals; the Bad ill
Waldegrave. from Mivart's Hotel for Pub ; Lnrd and Lady Ilels
land, for Mrs. Fox's seat, Paynela Hill; Lord Milgaing. (rods
Arllngtowstreet, • for Ireland; Lord and Lady Belhaven, from
Thomas's Hotel, far Edinburgh; th* Mhaes Berry, from Coispos
street, for Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Britt and family, fain their yea,
'Grove House, for Paris; Marks Oitwe, Eq. ,Orims A. Bain
Natl, for hissing', MatioterwhilL •

PORTSMOUTH. Aram ItS.
Thursday being Sr. Georges Day (eo which he anniversary at
his Majesty's birth is kept). It was celebrated here by the meal
testimonials of public rejoicing. At twelve o'clock. the emir. in
the Gunton, stationed on the ramparts, fired aAts &idioms,' at
one o'clock Royal salutes were given front the ships-et weratthis
port. The Constnamier•ln.Chief, the 800. Sir Ramat Storming
the Lieutenant-Governor, Sir Coats Commas.; and Cousais-
slimier, Sir SiIiCIMIAIL Sansous, But. K C.B. severally entertaleed
s large party at dinner. The Mayor. Aldermen. and etiß asses
dined together at the George Inn. In the evening a apyndid SA
took place.

CHRSTSI4 Aran 24. Iv-, • ' -
I The Lord Chief Justice W iasn. continues ht the mow it
able state that he \wheys in daring the wet*, and every
reduces the• hope of ids recovery. It was currently referred
through the City last sight, that be was no mere ; but I have at
beat up to the Casde, and And the ninsetir without foundation.
Mrs. WARSAW and the young Ladies are unremitting in elide
affectionate attendance. _

Wednesday the 22diast. yids married at Kew, Barrite,
by the Rev. It. H. Fmnix, A.M. Gamma Amman, Roteld/
sae of Col. Sir Romer ARSlrrilliOT, S.C.B. to henna. Teeniest
daughter at the late Cnasnonnte Panniers., Reg.
Sitorday was the birthday of the Duchess of GLop-
cum. when her Royal Highnees completed her £sd year. The
Duke of Susan, the Princess Auourra. the Deekees et Leer.
accompanied by the Princes %menu, the Primes Semita, and
the Princess Soma Mariana, arrived at Glenseitit Meow. Park.
how,. in the course of Ose morning. and acmgratelateß their Rile'
&lady. on the return of her natal day. The Pike:Ml Angara
gave an elegant ideate. in hewer of the day. at bee reddeace in
the King's Pilaw, St. James's, to the Duke and Dudes. ef fhoe.
(warm the Duke of Senn, and the Princes Ibmwa
1 be. Royal Party were attenvards joined by di Datebeisialf Rem
and the Princess Virreua.
The Dichms of Karr entertained tire Duke of War.-

agitprop and a select Party to dinner... Saturdeit, se bee riddance
in the King's Palace, at Kensington.
The D .ke and I)uc begs of Gioncurriagarre a grand
dinner on Friday. at. Gloucester House, :Park-lane, to the Duke et
CUNIZSLASIN the Mnehess of Kerr!. and a numerous party.
The D.icbe a of K zuT aid the Pi two* VICTOKIA,
attended Divitte Service yesterday morning, in the Nttate ChaPti
attached to the apartments of the Declass in the Mg's Pals is.
at Kensington. . . .
The .11ukc and Duchess of Gumming' .itttefiliell
Divine Service yesterday mooting, in *. Georges Church,
Dover-square.... _ • • '
The young Queen Pristioast, accompanied by
her guardian, the Marquis de Bauteacessa, came to town on Sa-
turday morning, from her residence at Lakhant, and proceeded to
the residence of the Marquis de Paulatur, in South Audit,-
street, for the, purpose of taking leave of Ike Marquis and Mar-
chioness de PAUULLA and family, previous, to their departure fee .
Paris. Viscount ITAIATAMA, the Brazilian Milliliter, joined the
young Quarto, Who, after remaining about, three heairs with the
Martinis and Marchioness, left town -about four o'clock, accom-
panied by the Marquis de BASZACeIO6, and returned t. Liam.
Ablmt three o'clock yesterday morning the Martini,
and Marchioness. de PAIMILLA, accompanied, by seven of their
children, together with their suite, embarked on board a stestit-
packet tar Calais, on their way to Paris. The Noble Matti* it
is vrty probable, will return in the cause of a month.
The Duke of Wata.rawroa.arrived in t.,wn on 5..-
„turriay 'hempen, from his seat at Stradtfieidesy, Hants.
prince EITZRHAZT. the Auartan Ambassador, had
s.centerenceittli.his Grace after his arrival.
.M r. V ray pimosaALD'vibited the Noble Duke yes.
' Sir Gionol Muia* artiveci in town on Saturday,
;from fitinnhig Hill•.
Prince EsiwastaZT. the. A ustr ian Ambassador, IMP
amitea 'willies' on Satigday. at the Foreign 011 c..
Tire Azchb.,bop of CA a:lnmost*. Will shortly take op
.W abode at INfrotis,now. the seat of Lady Bison, ant Canterbury.
'Lady %iar is is treaty for Hales plat near this city...Zen&Gas.
It has been 'ascertained that PERITWAII. the Goren,-
Went dCfailter -•• Who' h will 6e reawinbered, was minas idbia se-
counts as a clerk fn•tbe 'Navy Pay Puy 011ep to tiat`ameast
eo.ooul. has arrivedist the United States of America.
. • Saturday evediat:tbe Glee Club beld-a meeting at
the Crown and Anibieravww- There was a very neenestins ar
imbiage psoffsseg! aa ep—.—taw... lig.gains, the Trwaserer,
,Ipiestued. • • .e' " •

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