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London, England, 1817-03-19

UNATTA CH tD•

Captain Philip Wocithonse, trust the i Stb Light Dragoons, to
be lViajor of Cava.ry, by purchase, vies Skew, who retires.
MINIORANDUM.
Mr. Duff's appointment, by purchase, to a Cornetcy in the
9th Regiment of Light Dragoons, on the 6th of February lag,
wes to the one vice Maquay, proinoted hi the 11th Light Dra-
goonss instead of vice Arnold, promoted.
lite Christian names of knsign Thompson, of the Ist Foot,
are WiWant Ker, and nut William only.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comity of

Carmarl.ro.

Essex Bowen, and Edward Esqrs. to be Deputy Lieu•

tcl:SIIIS.

Gazette also contains Addresses to the Prince Regent
front the follownag Bodice Archbishop, than, and Chapter of
the Metropolitan Church of Canterbury ; the Borough of New
Radnor, in Wales; the Borough of Pe erdeld ; Borough of iVrk-
by, la Westmoreland; inhabitants of Runcorn, Cheshire; El-
ders of the Associate Presbytery of Edinburgh ; Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons at Baractapie ; the 13urgb Ct Montrcse,
and the Presbytery of Summer, in Scotland.]
London, England, 1817-03-19

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

. . . .*

A Person from the Cold Bath Fields Prison pro...tented an Ac-
count of the number of persons committed to that Prisms under
the 39th and 40th of the King.
An Account of the net produce of all the permanent Taxes
for the last two years, and the amount of the Consolidated Food,
and of the expenses of the same, for the above perto 1, were laid
on the table.

General Ti lORNTON withdrew his novice (which stool fcir
Friday) respecting absentees, on account of the difficulty which
would arise in making the returns._

Sir U. BRYDGES gave not;ee, that he should, on Tuesday,
the 2St h Instant, 11170V4 for a Bill to alter and amend the Copy-
iglu Act.

Loinnel LONGFIELD presented a Petition from the Parish
of et. Peter's, in Cork, praying for a repeal the Window rat.
it was laxt on the table•

Mr. CURWEN pi-eve:Heil a Petition from the Vicar, Church-
wardens, ai:d others, of Wellington, In Shropshire, stating, that
!tit 0 pers..= were wholly tupporttd by the Parish out of the
Poor•ratrs, to which oily Si a of the inlisb rants coutributed,
and praying !me relief tu the Law, attesting the Poor. It was
►aid on the table.

Mr. HUSKISSON moved for leave to bring in a Bill to amend
an Act, entttkd, " An Act for enerea.ing the Lend Revenues of
.he Crown," and to enlarge t►e powers given under .he same.—
Leave was given.

Sir J. Ni.W PORT presented a Petition from Belfast, praying
fur Reform, Re!reneloatent, &c. It was laid o i the table.
Lord BINNING gave notice, that he should to-morrow move
for a Bill to ptuvid,l Holdings in Scutlaud for the reception of
Lunatics.

Mr. 11ENNET presented a Petition from Evans, a prisoner in
the county jail of Worcester, stating that, in N wembis, he was
aer sea witu a.citstion of a Praetor, et the name of Jackson, 'o
appear before the Cohsistorlal Court to answer a chary. of slan-
der. In obedience to which he waited upon the Proctor, and
stated that he was ready to pruve the assertiotkhe had made, but
was told that alt tte w s waisted to do was to pay the expenses.
Nut doing this he was charged la cm.tomacy, as for not appear-
ing, and was oaken to prison, whrre he was expected to remain
until he paid fourtsen pounds fur Pructur's fees. *rhe peti: ion was
ordered to lie on tl.e
London, England, 1817-03-19

FALMOU IH, MARCH 16.

Arrived the Marchioness of Salisbury packet,
Gaanast ; the Flazley, Plavmsr ; Robert and Mary,
SLane; and Four Friends, LitOICENSICIR, from Lon-
don ; Mary, LownEs, from Hanhurgli, fur Buenos
Ayres; and Eliza Jane, JENKINS. irot.t St. Michael's,
and sailed for London. Sailed the Prince Ernest
packet for Lisbon, and Princess El;zsbeth packet for
the Mediterranean. both with Mailc; also the Suc-
cess, CowLINO, for Lisbon; and 1-16pe, BRADFIBLD,
for Oporto.—Wind S.E.
London, England, 1817-03-19

LOCK_ AND SURGICAL. DISPENSARY.
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President.
Sul o ems Korman, Ms:whet ol the Royal College, London.
Govamooas—Earl of Ettrement, Earl of Leitrim. Hun- Colonel
J. Barry, M.P. John Latouchs. M.P.
THE Royal and Noble P.itriins of the above IN-
ION, for the exclusive Treatment ufVENERKAL
COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences in order to
insure the benefits that have resulted from it, selected Mr. Kier-
Dui as its Surgeon, (etanding high un the list of the Royal College)
Irons having directed his chief attention to thowthesases. Mr.
Kiernan conceives it a part of his official duty to caution the
by pointing to tun List of the Royal College, pvhlisbed
in February, IS 6, es the unit sure and that no assertion
of persons assuming such toles, and publicly advertising them,
without betg sanctioneJ by this list, are to be credited. The an-
nual reports ut the Luck Disproary will prove that some of the
most dangerous eases or Strictures, Debility, and other supposed
incurable affections of the Generative Organs have been here ra-
' dically and successfully treated.
Mr. Kiernan may he consulted as usual, by both Srxes, at hls
House, SI, Lower Charlotte-street, BeilitecLsquare, where let-
ters from 'Town and Country are tube addressed, and the neces-
sary adeic,. and medicine will be given, or sent, to any part of she
United NiggdOil
Just published, price 4s. 2d Edition, Practical Ohservarions on
the above DISIIISCI, by F. Kiern:ui, and may be had at No. 174,
Meet-street, Nti.1.14 Paternoster-row, and No. 10, Crown-court,
Soho.
London, England, 1817-03-19

PORTSMOUTH. MARCH Is.

No arrivals. Sailed the Queen transport for Chat-
ham, and Hero, KKITH, tor London.—Wind S.W.
DEAL,MARCH is.
Came down from the River last evening and sailed
the Venus, SCOVEL, for New York.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1817-09-17

This day was published.

Handsomely print 4 In Two Volumes. Sri, with a Portrait of
1)t. Buchanan, and" Sketches of Four of the Syrian Chinches
in Travancore," price Li. Is. in boards, the Second Edition, of
MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of
the 'Rev. CI.AUDIUS BUCHANAN, D. D. late Vice-
Provost of the College of Fort William, In Bengal.
By the Rev. HUGH PE 1 RSON, M.A.
Of St. John's College. Oxford.
Printed for T. Caen and W. Davies, Strand; J. Parker, at
Oxford; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh.
Of whom may al.° to had,
Memorial Sketches of the Rev. David Brown, with a Selection
of his Sermons preached at Calcutta, Edited by the Rev. C.
Short, M. A. evo. pro tits. in board.

DR. CLARKE'S TRAVELS, VOLUME THE FOURTH.
This day was published, elegantly printed in 410. aad illustrated
with numerous Engravings, price 41. lis. 6d. in boards, the
Fourth Volume of
TRAVELS in VARIUUS COUNTRIES of
EUROPE, ASIA, and AFRICA.
, Veimet. IV. hang the Third and Last Semi... of Put the
Second, of the Travels In Greece, Egypt, and the Holy Land;
containing an Account of the Author's Journey from Athens, by
Land. to Constantinople; with a Description of the North of
Greece. Macedonia, aad Thrace. 'ro orbit his added, alopple.
meta. relative to -his Journey from ConeantMoyle to Vienna;
and to a Visit that be paid to the Gold and Silver Mines of
I Hungary.
By EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, LL. D.

Whited wtar I C.adell and W. Davies, Strand, London; and
W. Blackwood. at Edinburgh.
Of whom may be had, New Editions of the First and Second
Volume& Iteprinuni in four volumes, octavo, price .t 3. Iris.
in boards.
London, England, 1817-09-17

the Lord I.trutenant of the County of BLdtord•

Harrold Troop—tarrer Grove Spurgeon Farrer, Esq. to be Cap.
taro; John Higguns; Gent. to be Lieutenant.
Leigistun 'Trop— I homas Potter Matqueen, Esq. to be Captain;
Thomas Lane V. oud. Gent. to be Lieutenant.
BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Nov. S, Samuel Humphreys, late of 19, Charlotte-strait, Port.
land-pkya-, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. g 7, 1 homes Reeve and Joseph I.e.gh, of Bucklersbnry,
I.niaduii, and of Manchester, warehousemen and copartners,
at teti, at Guildhall.
Nov. s, George Dicgles. of Newman-street,Oxford.street. money
scrivener, bill-broker, dealer and Harman, at ten, at Ouildhali.
DANKRUPrems SUPKRSEDED.
Thomas Ceok, of Wylam, Northumberland, baker.
London, England, 1817-09-17

CI I Y AUCTION MART, Gs, CIIIiAPSIDE.
THE immense STOCK and variety of Miseella•
aloft' Fifers (the Property of distressed hirtufacturers
Tradesmen, and others, who are compelled by the heavy errs
sure of the limes to force an immediate market), com.sting of
every description of liven and Woollen Drapery, Hosiery. rich
Cut Glass, China, Table and Dessert Services, Jewellery, Fancy
Cabinet-ware, Cutlery, Japan-ware, Plated floods, Sec. &e.
which are daily on Sale by Auction, by Mr. M 0.% at the
City Auction Mart, Gs, Cheapside, continues In increasing at
traction to draw a crowded audience, whose confidence in ilke
resperability of the Establishment is highly flattering to the Pro-
'victor, and insures his continuance of giving a fun guarantee of
the perfection of all the Property that passes through his Lauds.
Sale every Day, at Twelve, and again in the Evening, at Seven
o'Clock.
London, England, 1817-09-17

THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. LVI. was
published this dn.
Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, LOU.
don; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.

THE QUARTERLY REVIEWERS REVIEWED.
IIHE ridiculous animadversums made by the
Editor of the Quarterly Review on LADY MORGAN'S
FRANCA and Mrs. PLUMP Mei RISIDZNCE In laetann will
be answered in the next 'Number of the BRI I'ISH LADY'.
MAO AZINE.—The Number for October of this most valuable
Journal will contain an Enquiry into the Character,Conduct, and
Attainments, of Lady Morgan and Mrs. Plumptre; an Baur on
Temperance; Original or Ahsolum,Beauty ; Astronomy; Stricfum
on Arnica ; on the Imitation of French Fashions; an Answer to
the Lover's Complaint: on Dress in the Highest Style of
Fashion; the Forsaken Wofe; Political State of Europe ;Original
Poetry; Review of New Publicatiws; New Music; Maelacrs.
Metronome; the Drama, &c. &c.
Printed for D. Mackay, 44, Newiate.street, and stay be had
of all Booksellers.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 181 i.

lIRFRE rob, CHESHIRE..
MR. J. ADAMSON Most respectfully informs
the Public that the Highly Important FREEHOLD
ESTATE, MANOR, ADVOWSON, &c slumlord for Sale
by Public Auction. on Welnesiay, October 1, 1817, IS PO iT-
PONED for a short link, the thy of Sale of w•hiala timely notice
will he given in this anJ other Papers.
53, Eenchurch-strect, London, Sept. IG, 1817.
London, England, 1817-09-17

HANSARD'S PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES. 4
THE 36th Volume ..f 04, Work, completing the
la:e Session of Parliament, is now ready for delivery, price
41. his. 6d. in board., or Et. t ss. hali.lsound, Ramis.
London: Printed for Baldwin. Cradock, and Jot ; J. Booker;
kortgaaan, Hurst, Rees Orme, end Brown; J. M. Richardson;
Ihek. Parbury,and Allen; J. Hatcbard ; J. Ridgway and Soo •
L hffery ; Rodwell and Martin; R. H Evans; Budd and Cal:
La; J. Booth ; and T. C. Hai card.
..• Complete Sets of the Work, commencing with the year
1803, may still be bad; also of the Parliamentary History of
England, trots the earliest period, printed uniformly with the
Debates.
London, England, 1817-09-17

This day was published,
By BAuswiss, Caanucz and Jon, London, price
STjGGESTIONS for the EM PLOY MINT of the
POOR of the ME rßorous, and the direction of their
Labours to the Benefit of the Inhabitants; with Hints on Mendi-
CI?. Respectfully addressed to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor
d Citizens of Londor.
By HENRY BARNET GASPOIONL
Also published fur the same Author,
1. The Antidote to Distress ; containing Agricultural Sugges-
licit, !or the general Employment of the Poor, &c. price 2s.
& Natural Refiscions; or, Gleanings Abroad and at Home, Ss.
B.'l he Fame • a Nautical Poem, price Ss.—This Work will be
fectd interesthieto all Persons connected with the British Navy,
and Particularly instructive to Youths designed for the Sea life.

NEW MAGAZIN
05 the Ist of September was published, bE.y William Blackwood,
Princes-street, Edinburgh, No. V. (price its. 64.) of
THE EDINBURGH MONTHLY MAGA-
ZINE; containing Observations on " Macbeth and Kiot
llithard 111. an Essay, in Answer to J. P. Kern!)le,Esq.” Cursory
P-etuarks on Music ; Account of Billy Marshall, a Gypsey Oda;
h2ylnent of a 'Artery Romance; Account of a Thunder Storm
t:1 Lanarkshire ; On the Exportation of Citron Yarn; On the
EA! cation of the Children of the Poor ; Reply to the Articht
10:: Sitting below the Salt, and the Stewart. of Manton e. Visi-
t4calti Iv the Accuracy of tie Author of the Memorie of the
Sontervilles, with a veritable Statement of the Original An-
te.s.ry of the Family of Aliatston ;" Amber found imbedded in
tam:stone, in Spain ; NuLz I.ittrarire ; Account of Crosnlis, or
rtunhlatte Mineral Spring, &c.; sketch's of Forelgu Scenery sod
'llllll''rgt No. Ill.; Select Extracts; Original Poetry.--Reviews
of Mnore's Lana R °obit. St. wart's Animal Kingdom, Modern
GrAcv, Ewing's thoinphy, Edgeworth 's Hiarington and Or.
rt0,+,1.--Lit,rary and Sa,wibe latelitgence.—Monthly Regis-
ter, &c.
l'apttd for William Plackwood, Princes•street, Edinburgh;
Cradock, and Joy, London. To whum Comma-
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Numbsrs, Nu. I, having haw latsiy reprinted.
London, England, 1817-09-17

BATH.

An Old-established HOUSE, in the BOOKCPILING TRADE,
most eligibly situated for Business, being within a few doors of
Milwm•street; and an extensive S POCK of BOOKS. in va-
rious Languages, consisting or several thousand Volumes.
By order of the Assignees of W. Wise, a Bankrupt,
TO BE PEItEMPTORIi ir SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Great Room, No. 14, Old llontl-street, Bath, on Mos-
DA r, September 23, and two following days; and on Wiens es-
DAY, September 24, precisely at one o'clock, will be sold by
Auction, withant reserve,
ALL the valuable INTEREST in that well situ
ated 1401J4. at the corner of Quiet street and lei:ni•street,
established as a Bookseller's Shop for many years, and now held
fur a term of eleven years eniezpired from Lady pay at a
Quitrent of uely Eleven Shillings per Annum.
Among. the Bt)OKS are numerous V.A.:etre of the Gentle-
man's Magazine, Monthly Review, Annual Register, &e. Whir/l-
ing a favourable opportunity fur Gentlemen !o complete the Sets
of those valuable Works. The Buuks may be viewed two day.
previous to the Sale, which, on account of the great number of
Lnts, will commence each Morning at Eleven o'Clock precisely
CatalNiurs may be had at the Place of Sale; at Messre. Norio*
and Suns, Bristol; Laekington and Co. Finsbury•squra; and
Longman and Co. Paternoster.row, Lamina.
ti. B. The very valuable Collection of Pictures, Bronzes, Ca-
binets, Oriental Chilli, and other Curiosities, will be :;old by
Auction at the same place, about the end of October Item ; to-
gether with the Leese of the Latensive Premises, Nu. 14, Old
Bond-street, Bath, well known and eetabliebed as the Cobourg
Bazaar.
London, England, 1817-09-17

PROM LAST RIGHT'S GAZETTE.

CROWN-Orig.:4 SEPTEMBER 16.
Member returned to serve in this present Parliament
County at Ulan:organ—Sir Christopher Cole, of Pektice Castle,
in the County of Glamorgan, Knight Commander of the Bath,
in the room oi 11..njamin Hall, Esq. deceased.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR-OEFICK, ttEPTENRIR 16.
HOSPITAL. STATT.—.-TO be Surgeon, to the Forces-Staff-Sur-
goons Owen Lindsey. and Edward Dow, from halepay.
To be Hospital-Assistants to the Forces—Hoefstal•Assistants
John Sqnair, M.D. Wiliam Henry Burrell, M.U. and William
Bain, M D. (ruin half-pay.
Commissions in thetiedfordaldreYeomanry Cavalry, signed by
London, England, 1817-09-17

Thla day were published.

Handsomely printed In Tw•o Vols. B►o. with a Portrait of the
Author, price 184. in boards,

SELECT PIECES in VERSE and PROSE.
By the lam JOHN BOWMEN. jun. Esq.
Of Lincoln's Inn, Barristrr.al-Lavr.
l'rinted for T. Cada! and W. Davies, Strand ; and J. Hatebard,
Pieeaddly.
• • The Profit• of thit Work Will be ioni, to the Society for
Maintaining and Edi.cating Poor Orphans and Clergymen.
London, England, 1817-09-17

N ; • )!BER 9532.

Third 'time this Season, the Grand Equestrian Mao-drama
of The Blood Red Kni.;h:.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLErS),
WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.
Utile'. the Patronage of their Royal Highneues the
iNCE IitGENT and Duke of 'Voile,
THIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, Sept. 17,
31u1vVery Evening durinrcke Week, at liaff-past Six o'clock
rreeisey, will be presented, third time this season, the Grand
equestrian and Pedestrian Melo drama, In Two Parts, called
THE BLO'JD-RED ; or,
THE FATAL BRIDGE.
The Melodrama to terminate with tha foram on Fire, and
a Grand Attack by Hone arid Tom !
NOVO GIOCO CARRIBBIANO, by L'Hereule Romaln.
The Comic Evravaganzs of the I iUN TeIILOR and his
forte Tally.Ho!
1101'.SENIANSHIP, by ,Mr. Ducrow ; Clown, Mr. Brown.
the whole to conclude with the popular interesting Melo-Drama,
In Two Acts, called
LOWINA OF TOBOLSKOI; or,
THE FATAL SNOW S roma.
Second Price at Half-past Eight.
Fpc.rri.,:t Tuition from "Fen tn I hrec.
er Blond-Red Knight every evening this vevi.k ; after which,
To.teronow, TI e kriday, Meg Mar:rods; and on
Saturday, Red Riven.
London, England, 1817-09-17

SUFFOLK.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA CF. CONTRACT,
With immediate possemion,

A CAPITAL FARM, celled WETIIERING-
L-A SE f LODGE, containing Thee* Hundred and Huy four
Acres, great part whereof a,c old Pasture, in the Parish of
Wetheringset. and within a mile of the Turnpike-road loading
from Ipswich to Norselc!s, and now in the occupation of Mr.
James Press under a Lease for a, ferns ezp,rmg at Miceae!mas
nest, and containing custom Iry Covenants. fhis Farm is 'rime
free, except about bight Acres, and lies within a ring fence, is all
Freehold, and the I.antl-taz is redecint.4l. 'f he House has been
m.budie, and a vet) emir:mime and the Out-budding, are
in good condition.
t he Estate is well worth the notice of Gentlemen wit!.ing to
make Investments, or of a Waithf Farmer who is desirous Of an
occupation.

Printed Particulars with n sketch of the Farm annexed, may
be had, on application to Mr. Wade, of Dunmuw, Essex ; Mr.
W Wary, of YJaford, Suffolk; or Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and
Dawtun, Furuistal's Inn, London.
London, England, 1817-09-17

This day were published,

handsomely printed in One Vol. !Ivo. price 10s. 63. in boards,
SERMONS, on FAITH, DOCTRINES, and
PUBLIC DU

By the Very Rehr WiI.I.IAM VINCENT, D.D.
Late Dean of Westminster.
. _ _

With a Life of the Author, by the Rte. Robert Nares, Arch.
deacuu of Staff3rd.

Printed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
The Commerce and Navigation of the Anciurts In the Indian
Ocean, handsomely printed, in two vole. eta with a Portrait and
other Engraving. price Li. 4s. in boards.
London, England, 1817-09-17

4MBRICAN Lin, CAE.

YEW YORK, AUGUST 16.
Amos: von LIBIL.—At the Court of General Ses-
sions of the Peace, came on yesterday the trial of
Francis Mezzari, for a libel upon Aaron Palmer, a
respectable lawyer, in holding him up to public ridi-
cule, by a painting, purporting to be a portrait of
Mr. Palmer, with a pair of asses ears, which he ex-
hibited for sale at auction. The facts which came
out in evidence were the following in substance :
Mr. Palmer sat to the defendant, who is an Italian
and a painter by profession, for his portrait; who.,
when it was finished, sent it for exhibition to the
Academy of Arts, without Mr. Palmer's consent or
knowledge. Mr. Palmer and his friends were much
displeased, for they considered it at best but a carica-
ture, and Mr. Palmer meeting Mezzari soon after-
wards, in a mild way, told him of his ttiends' disap.
pointment with regard to the picture, and of his dis-
approbation of what he had done • but at the same
time added, that he did not wish dr. Mezzari to lose
his labour, and asked him the price, with a-view to
pay him for it, which he offered to do then ; he was
told sixty-five dollars, but Mr. Mezzari said he
would not receive any thing from a man who had
insulted him by decrying his skill; if, therefore, Mr.
Palmer would only give him a writing relinquishing
all claim to the picture, he had no more to ask. Mr.
Palmer did so accordingly, and Mr. Mezzari de-
parted, but soon afterwards sent to demand the price
which Mr. Palmer then refused to pay. On *Welt
Mezaari brought a suit for the money, but on a trial
of the case, Mr. Palmer set up a want of considera-
tion, and insisted that the picture was deficient in
resemblance. The lury being of the same opinibn,
gave a verdict for the defendant. An execution is-
sued for the costs; and the picture was given to the
Sheriff and receipted to be forthcoming at a ft:-
gore day, when it was to be sold at public auction
to satisfy the execution. In the mean time, Mezzari
bad painted a pair of asses ears, which he affixed to
the head. Mr. Palmer accidentally hearing of the
circumstance, sent a friend to the auction to buy it
in, and who bid 90 dollars, taut Mezzari's agent bid.
ding 40 dollars, it was stiuck off to him. He then
exhibited it hiamilf, and took nine!) pains to call the
attention of people to it. Mr. Palmer finding that it
was made such an improper Übe of, complitined of 4
the injury to the Grand Jury, who found an indict-
ment against Mersari for a libel, and yesterday the
cause was tried. The defendant being a foreigner, a
'Jury, consisting one haft of Americans and the other
half of foreigners, were impanneled, to decide be-
tween the parties. The cause began at about eleven
A. M. and lasted till the evening, before it was corn.
milted to the Jury ; who, it seems, were together all
night, being unable to agree upon a verdict until this.
morning, when they brought in the delendaut—
Guilty. We have not heard the sentence of the Couv..
London, England, 1817-03-21

NZW CrINNCHIS.

Mr. GIPPS wished to ask a question of the Right
Hon. Gentleman (the Chancellor of the Exchequer)
respecting a subject that Wab agitated last year. He
alluded to an intended Bill for building a number et
new churches, in large towns where there werenot suffi-
cient for the purposes of divine worship. He wished'
to know whether it was the intention of the Right
Hon. Gentleman to submit any measure of the kind
this Session?

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
answered, that if he should not think proper to ►ub--
mit such a measure to the House this Session, it
would nut be from any diguaished sense of the isn-

portant* of ha'fiog a-proper tuttither a plates for di-
, rine worship i but it might be proper to suspend such.
espensite undertakings, while the finances of the
couotry were in their present condition.
London, England, 1817-03-21

HOUSE► OP COMMONS.

A Penes from tb; Stamp-- oSerprese----oted as Aceottat of the
Net Balances of Accounts sod Arrears in that Department....
Ordered to lie ou the tabk, as were various accost= from &ifs.
rcnt Mors. _

Sir J AMES SHAW moved, that tLe Report of the Committee
oa the City Jail Amendment Act he recommitted, on the greund
of an informality in the Report, which Initiated ors one of the
Standing Orders of the House.
A lung argumentative conversation arose, in which Mr. H.
Somoza said the error arose from the neglect of the parties M-
isstated in the Bill; and he should oppose any vote for any
larger sent of money foe the object is question. Sir J. S.Oti and
Alderman *ruins defended the cooduct of tbo City Agents, and
the House divided on the question for the recomnsitment, Which
was &tried by a majority of sO against 20.

SCOTCH C6MbILSSION Olt INQUIRY.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, there was a state-
ment in the Report of the Commissioners appointed
to examine the state of the offices connected with the'
Courts of Session in Scotland, which was a question
that affected the privikges of that House. The Lords
of Session had thought proper to refer to the Parlia-
mentary Commission, directing them to examine into
the state of certain offices, and to report to them and
not Parliament, the state in which they found them.
This was an infringement on the privileges of the
Crown ; but the Commissioners had pursued a course
much to their honour, and had submitted to the Crown
whether they should or should not comply with such
an order? He must say that it was grest presumption,
on the part of the Lords of Session thus to interfere:
The SPEAKER observed, that be did not prey
cisely recollect the nature of the Commission • but
the Right Hon. Gentleman had stated it to be a Com-
mission of the Crown. If so, that House bad not
any control over it, and as a matter of privilege he
did not know how the House could interfere.

Sir J. NEWPORT said the commission was ap-
pointed by the Crtuvn, on the address of that House.
Mr. HUSKISSON stated that the Commissioners
were appojnted by the Crown, and with a view to
economy it had been inquired bow soon their labours
would be terminated ? They had stated that they
had yet to inquire into the office of the &miffs; and
it was thought advisable that they should continue
their labours.
London, England, 1817-03-21

In the Press, and speedily will be published,
FRANCE.-By LADY MORGAN, Author Oil
o'Donstir..
Chaque jour de ma vie, oat one feullie dans neon Here."
Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Libitry, Conduit-strert,
Hanover square.
in the Press, and speedily will be published, In 3 Vol..
MANDEVILLE.—A Domestic Story of the
Seventeenth Century.
By the Author of Caleb Williams."
Printed fur Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and
Longman, Hurst, Kees, (lane, and Brown, London.

Lately published.
Price Es. 6d. sewed In purple paper.pr es. rid. prin'ted on a Innen
fine paper. hot-pressed.
SELEC. T PO KTIONS of the NEW VERSION
L.,of psrLm., for every :nnday throughout the Year; with
the principal ..o..ivals and Fasts. Fur the use of Perth Churches.
The words selected by the Rev. GEORGE HAY DRUM-
MOND ; the Music selected, adanted, and composed by ED-
WARD MILLER, Mu.. Doc. The Twenty seared Edition;
to which are now first added, Hymns selected from the best Au.
tbors ; suitable for particular oomsions.
London Printed(by assignment front W. Miller)forlimecherd
and Letterman, Ave Maria-lane.

• -
VASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,
privately latish!, at No. le, Sherrard-street,Goiden-square
an Ladles and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
accomplishment, or have not the modern style.
Mr. Attsn's system of teaching is expressly studied for those
to whom it is an object to acquire i-asily that fashionable requisite
for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style
of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching
may learn at a small expense, synth a respectable set of pupil., on
the public teething evenings. Professors of dancing taught the
moat elegant fancy dances, and the superior parts of the profes-
sion. The Subscrjptioe Assemblies are every Friday.
London, England, 1817-03-21

covrawon OF VIDZIDAD.

Mr. GOULBURN pVsented certain Pro cl a m
tions of the Governor of Trinidad, and moved that
they do lie on the table. He observed, that he must take
this opportunity of contradicting an observation, that
he understood had been made on a preceding evening,
which was, that British hospitality had been sold at
that colony. So far from tills being the case, it was
the invariable rule of the Gcvernor not to take any
fee whatever from persons who touched there, and
he must, therefore, give the observation an unquali-
fied contradiction.

Mr. BENNET had too high an opinion of the cha-
racter of the Governor to believe such an assertion
from any individual, because he did not believe him
capable of s.ich conduct. But the remark of his Ho-
nourable Friend, if be understood him right, was
made upon the conduct of the Assessor of the Island,
who was a person totally unfit to remain there, or to
hold any public appointment whatever.
London, England, 1817-03-21

SCOTCH UNIVERSITIES.

Lord A. HAMILTON moved, that the Papers
ordered on the the 17th February, relative to the
Drawback on Paper, allowed to the Scotch Univer-
sities, be printed.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, that it had been found impossible to comply with.
the terms of the Act, and he would much sooner agree
to the total abolition of it than allow the Scotch Uni-
versities to remain under the operation of a law which
constituted a great hardship on these Universities. He
explained why the Bill was found inapplicable to the
purposes intended —The Papers ordered to be printed.
Lord COCHRANE ruse to make his promised
motion fur Accounts of all Fines paid into the Crown
Office, and the mode of their appropriation. This
motion not being seconded, it fell to the ground.
London, England, 1817-01-13

THIS MONTH,
On TUESDAY, the 2lst instant, Lottery begins,
GYtIEBB demos it his duty to point out to his
• Friends. end the Public, the superior advantages which
those persons will possess, who snake their purchases in the pre.
sou Lottery.
BEFORE THE ABOVE DAY.
The China of the EfGHT First.drawn Prins, among the
Heiden of 'hid, 3,700 Guineas will be distributed, as folio* r ,
lit Drawn Prise will receive 1,000 Guineas, in addition.
31 sad sd ditto ditto SOO Guineas each. in addition.
4th and sth ditto ditto 400 Guineas Sach,le addition.
Its.7lhat Isaias. ditto 34,0 Guineas each, in addition.
Saida which, the FOUR GRAND CAPITALS of 20,000
GoIaNINI/2 and 6,100 Gairwu, may he all Drawn the First Day, as
they ale use Fixed, but all are Fluathig in the Wheel ! and the 4
dint MO !limb being entitled to 25 Guineas each, will afford
any, whose Numbers may be drawn early, an opportunity oil
bereft their Chance, withott additional expense. Au early
yeachase is there're recommended at ebb." of
WILIIITS FORTUNATE OFFICES,
3, CORNHILL, or 17, LUDGATE.BI REST,
Where N.. 325, the last Money Prise of asq,ooo freer drawn.
Wag in Shares; and where In the last Eighteen Months,
Three Frites of £30,000, Two Prises of £lO,OOO, one Ihi" of
IMAM, Ite, have been Shared, Sold, and Paid en Demand.
London, England, 1817-09-10

kiad will be overlooked ; they will know how to draw
forth the best qualities of the heads and hearts of all
men ; to allow the worst and inferior ones to lie dor-
mant ; and they will act upon their knowledge. TI ey
will go forth to do good, and the happiness they will
derive from such conduct will alone compensate them
for their absence from their own abodes of health, in-
telligence, activity, and happiness. And thus the
change from insanity to rationality will take place
with the least possible inconvenience to society. It is
to prepare the way for this change, that the combina-
tions are made so numerous, in order that those who
have till now existed within one kind of atmosphere,
may not he opposed by those who have been subjecte,l
to another. And, to accomplish this important ob-
ject in the best way, and to the greatest practicable
extent that the existing arrangements of society will
admit. I havetompused tables which at one view ex-
hibit the most general combinations of mind in the
British Empire. as they have been formed by the pre-
sent and preceding generation.

TABLES
-
6HEWING THE VARIOUS COMBINATIONS OF CI-AiS, SEAT, A:;D PARTY.

The tables shear, first, the various classes 'r,re
which old society may be conveni,.ntly and naiursilly
arranged in the new order of things. Secondly, the
more general sects and pirties which now prev.il.
Thirdly, the vat ions combinations of tect and p.,tt7,
which ate, nr may be, united with each clas,.
These tables Irive been arranged in compassion rj
the weakness, prejudice, and stun., which have t•e..a
gradually created for the cii.ting race of n.en ;
have been so allcted, in consyquero:t of a chain
Causes, which may be easily traced beyond ti,d,
sent powers of mind to comprehend. Thom tablet
have b...en formed to enable all men more readily to
undeistami their teal situation in society—to chef.
ver low the minds of others have been %%16
impressions which hitherto they hare nut uud,rst,.,,i.
and to chew the trots folly of being oiler), or
pleased with those who have been thus rotced tr dir.
for firm us iu the asFuciation of their ;e.t.a, or sfe7.
=ins, and consequently also in their ci.oscienti•:•:,
feeling of what appears to them right or wronz.
London, England, 1817-09-10

BRAMINS

EXPLANATION or TNT /AMA TAWACS.—When all applicant enrols his name, he states the Cla
bk. and the Number In the Sect and Party 1-able, with which be is desirous to be coe.o.iatett.
Class 3. Division 4, and Number 52. On reference to these, it is at one.: discovered that he Is
Asseciatioe, the 4th or 4400 divbion, and that he hot the High Ch. of Eng. Sin r. and of the
N. B. Thom who shall be solely governed by the RELIGION OF Cneat•rY,,can, and will unit
Sects and Parties ; or they may associate in Villages among them•elvea.

There are numberless other minute combinations
of mind now formed in the British empire; but to
descend to every varied shade of Class, Sect, and
Party, would be endless, and turn the subject, of all
others the most serious to humanity. into one fit only
for jest and ridicule.
Offices shall speedily be opened in London, and
other places over the kingdom, where books will be
kept in which the names of all those who may wish
to become Members of the New State of Svciery may

be enrolled, under the Class, Sect, at
which they may chose to belong, and
of the table, may be done wit:•out In
of time. 4-

• Fir the precept, namei map he enroltel, 1'
tial, to Messrs. lin.t.sol, W;nirote-street; Bran
Murray, Albemarle-street ; Harehird, Pfcc4dilb,
S:ehnd ; Lorsmin and Co. Patentooer.
tile en:11 invant, by lettzri, pc-,t pat), ad4rcsecl
Larch,
London, England, 1817-09-10

PARIS, SEr ['EMBER 7.

M. C 10r4 is Crnsnier, appointed by his Majesty
CommAndata cif Lyons, in place of Baron Bois
d'Aisy, permitted to r• tire, entered upon his func-
tions on the 3d itlr.t.

'rile King of r, ussia, on his arrival in the Grand
Duchy of the Rhine, will hod assembled at Aix-la-
Prince liardenberg, M. de &linkman
(Minister of the Interior), Boyen (Minister of War),
and the Ministers of State Ilumboldt and d'Allen-
stein. It is prob.b!c that Aix-la-Chapelle will be the
vat of important cuntocncts respecting thy organi-
sation of the Pro Fsian Grand Duchy.
London, England, 1817-09-10

11).1'N, AUGUST 19.

The brave Captain.Genaral of Catalonia, Casts-'
nos, one of the heroes of Spain, has earnestly soli-
cited from the King the pardon of the individuals
c ,ndernned by the Council of War at Ilarct lona, a,
associates in the conspiracy of T.3cy. In the mean
time the criminals are confined in Munt Juoy, and
treated with much leniency.
Leters from Cadiz announce the entry into that
port or a ship richly laden from Vera Cruz, with
1,900,000 piastres on bo ird. The news which it
brings confirms our hope of soon seeing •Mesico en.
Croly pacified.
London, England, 1817-09-10

BY 1118 MAJEiTY'S ROYAL. LE l' SIRS P x rEtit7

JMETCALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR
• BRUSHES, for all kinds of Uses. The universal recep.
tion and unbounded Patronage (beyondaU parallel) given to these
New Invented Brushes, by all rank. in Society, is a wonderful
instance of their excellence over every ether implement for
Cleansing the Hi ad from Scurf, thereby strengthening beautify-
ing, and promoting the growth of the Harr. As Horse Lireshe.,
they are approved and recommended by Professor Colman
They are alike esteemed for all kinds of personal Uses, and for
all Domestic Purpoies, wherein a greater degree of eleatiline
will prevail, and combine economy with 1 hey are
also of the greatest consequence for Manu lac lire and Machinery,
and are highly apprecired by a numb-ir of the Brat A•tisans in
the Country; the superiority of the Patent Brushes is so great,
tint (In comparison) all others are wholly useless, as will be
proved on trial Patent Brushes Ire warranted free from whale-
bone. or any adulteration, and at the same price as genuine
Brushes heretofore made.

To be had retail of the PA 1 ENTEE. No. SS, GRIST MART
so-anting-s razes POITLAbp nom and at 330, Ozroao
t 'Toas ; and all respectable readers of Brushes in be Un led
Eisegdoot. Sane treodelsot Shopkeepers bogie **pawl so dos
Public, both in price and quaNty, by selling various Brushes,
please to ask for J. METCA.t.IFE'S PM EN r BRUSHES. and
see that each Brush has the entee's Stamp imprinted ea it—
" MtTCALI Par ;suet," *kb the Soya' Insignia. Whole.
sale Orders lobe addressed to ME IVA LFE and KEN r, 49,
De.tn.urtret, Soho ; or T. C. Kent, Poultry. London.
London, England, 1817-04-05

TIIE ARMY.

Monday upwards of 300 of the Invalid Depot
marched from Fort Pitt, Chatham, for Chelsea.
Tuesday the Earl of KINNOUL and family, General
Sir Dams PAcL the Earl of Uxantnos, Colonel
NOOTII,: 21st Regiment, and Captain BROWN, 40th
Regiment, were landed at Dover from the Continent.
Detachments of the 3d (Old Buffs). 4th, 52d, and
91st Regiments, were disembarked on Wednesday
morning at Dover, and have proceeded to their re-
spective depots.
Saturday a deputation from the Committee of Direc-
tors of the Hon. East-India Company, with their Chair-
man, visited the Barracks at Chatham appropriated
for the use of the Company's troops, with which they
were highly gratified. They. afterwards proceeded
to the Casemate Barracks, accompanied by Colonels
D'Ancer and Pantie, Majors GlLLl..sent and Hot.-
LAND, Captain SOMERVILLE, and several other Offi-
cers ; when Colonel PAISLEY, of 'the Royal Engineers,l
who has had a number of the Honourable Company's,
Engineer Cadets under his instruction, explained the
nature of mining, and exploded a mine; after which
the company proceeded to the Communication Bridge,
where the surprising effects of a torpedo were exhi-
bited, by the explosion of one of those terrible engines
of destruction in the river. Having concluded their
military inspection, the Gentlemen expressed their
satisfaction at what they had seen, and returned to
the Crown Inn, Rochester, where they sat down to
an elegant dinner, which they had ordered for them-
selv, s and friends.

The Earl of WALDEGRAVE has already raised his
troop of Yeomanry, to be joined to that respectable
regiment of North Somerset Yeomanry. The North
Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry and Rifle Corps were
marched into Bath lately, on a requisition from the
Civil Power, and as a proof of the utility of this ♦a-
luable force, on the day above alluded to, the Yeo-
manry. instead of increasing the riot, by endeavour-
ing at the moment to disperse the mob, recognized
the most riotous, and they were secured.
London, England, 1817-04-05

4011771 AMERICA'

By an arrhal at a irrench port from the south side
of _Hayti, we have received letters, of which the
subjoined is u extract: •
mfic CAYES. JANUARY so.

"An Italian, of 'the Nam! of Gabato. who has for
some time past been acting a's Commodore of a
small Spanish squadron on the coast of Venezuela,
fifteen days ago arrived at the City of Santo Do.
mingo with fourteen vessels, three of which are oes-
kis of wan and the remainder transports. He after-
wards proceeded on to Puerto Rico, having on boatd
the Bishop of Caracas, of course a Spaniard, and a
large number of families, which, it is said, have left
the above city, in order to escape from the hardships
of a siege, as well as the dangerous and disagreeable
circumstances which would attend a sudden and con-
fused evacuation. This would seem to say, that the
Royalist troops and inhabitants are by no means in a
tranquil state, or divested of the most serious appre-
hensions with regard to the approaching fate of the
capital of Venezuela.
" By Inters (rem Jamaica we are also informed,
that General Morals left Santa Fe, about the 19th
of November ult. with front 4 to 5,000 men to sup-
port the King's cause in Veaeetrela. We are also as-
sured that, in that desolated and unfortunate partsof
the New World, this same Spanish Chief) Morillo,
has shot, Murdered, and destroyed no less than 600
persons during the time he has
.been ire command
there, all of the first families,' without taking into
account those who have been hung 'and shot in the
provinces of Popayan, Antioquia, Citara, Mariquita.
Tunja, Socorro, Giron, and Pimplona. His sena-
less cruelty and barbarity have gone so .far, that he
has even banished from•their homes all the widows of
'heat same martyrs of liberty. as well as the greatest
part of the wives of numberless other perions he has
banished. These fans would scarcely be credited in
Europe, nor can it be supposed that such is the plan
of pacification Spaniards have brought over to Ame-
rica."
London, England, 1817-04-05

FOR COUGHS, HOARSBUSSSES, &c.

MR. GItEENOUGH's PECTORAL LOZEN.
GES ut •roi.o ; the great deemed for which, after
sixty years trial, prnyea them a superior remedy for all Coughs,
Hoarsenesses, bore Throats, Asthmatic and Cansumpzire
Complaints. Ihe genuine 'only have R. Hayward printed on
the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as successor to *Mr.
.Grear n ugh, the-Inventor.
Sold in boxes at is. ltd. each by ills appointment, by P. Nap-
hery and Sons, St. Paul's Chnrchsyard; Sutton and Co. Bow
Chu ret- yard; Bayley and Blew, Coek.pir-street ; tax, Royal Ex-
change; Ward, 324, Holborn; Clarke, 289, Borough; Saeger,
L5O, Orford-street; Make, Se, Piccadilly; Barday's, Fleet-
Market; and the Venders of genuine Matilda's.
Where also may be bad, Mr. Greenough's celebrated TINC-
TURES for preserving the Teeth and Gums, and curing the
Tooth-Ada, in enlarged bottles at is. Sid. each, with R. Hayward,
signed OR each stamp.
London, England, 1817-04-05

FiNANCE COMMITTEE.

The First Report of the Select doinmittee of Ti.
nance has just been printed and issued. From tie
great importance of the document, we shall, en
Monday, give it in our columns entire. In the mean
time we may mention, that the total saving by the
reductions and reforms which it proposes, amounts
to seloo,ooo per annum.
London, England, 1817-04-05

DEVON ASSIZES.

At these Assizes a cause was tried, T Firmed
HALO, Esq. of Buckfastleigh, Plaintiff, and the ltev.
MATTIILIV LOWNDHS, Master of an Ac ,demy at the
mime place, defendant. rt appeared that the Plain-
tiff bad plasted.his four sons at the school ul the De-
.feaslant, and on, their return, after the Midsummer
.rtecation,Ais wrote a letter with them. which gave
pffehce Ars
.Mr. Lowndes. who, in consequence, the
nfft itag, tazpellet them his school. The letter, it
appkare4„eontained only a few observations of Mr.
Vitzger44l„ on the imperfect style of one of his chil-
dree's reading. Mr. Fitzgerald instructed his Conn-
ie' to impress on the minds of the Jury, that he felt
himself compelled to have recourse to a Court of
justice, gt order that whatever unfounded odium
might be attached to the children, from this abrupt
dismission, might be removed. The JUDOS, in his
charge to the Jury, approved of the conduct of Mr.
IFitzgerald, acid the Jury gate a verdict against the
Defendant for such a sum as would carry with it costs.

Bouncer, who was convicted at the late Maidstor•
Assizes, for maliciously shooting his landlord, Mr.
Bramwell, was executed on Thursday on Penesiden.
heath. The death warrant was received nn Monday
moriiirg. He had been constantly attended by a
Clergyman since his convictions and evinced the ut-
most penitence. Great interest had been made, in
consequence of his przvious good character, but in
vain, for the remission of his sentence.
Joseph arrk, convicted at Ct.eltrisford Assites, of
various burglaiies at Elsenham, &c. in company with
Iris own sous and other persons, was executed there
on Friday sennight. He died very penitrnt s he
made no confaaaion, excepting shat, tram the am:.
mitt' and nature of bts offence, rniAht be e 7
•hat be had not attended a place o*
ige of 14, to llte time of fps drat.).

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London, England, 1817-04-05

rtotiOICAL DISPENSARY.
His Emu Highness the Duke of YORK, President.
Stnitmosi—Mr. !Daman, NleniLwr of the Royal Coilege, London.
Govaartints—Earl of 4remant, Earl of Leitrim, Hun. Colonel
J. Perry, M. P. John I.atonche, M.P.
rjiHE Royal anti Noble Patrons of the above IN-
A. STITUTIt)N, for the exclosi^C Treatment of vENt REAL
COMPLAINTS, and their dangerntia consequences, in order to
irs..re the benefits that have resulted trom it, twieeted Mi. Kier-
Par la its Surgeon, (standing Met on the list of the Royal College)
Irene having eirected his chid attention to those d:sreses. far.
KILIM2II cmicettes it a part of his official duty to caution the
riblie, by pointing to thaeList of die Royal Coßege, publisbed
In February, 1816, cs the wily sure guPe, and that no Aliell'On
of persons assuming such titles, and publicly adv:rtising them,
wrhout being sanctioned by this list,. are to he credited. The an-
nual reports of the Lock Dispenary will prove that some of the
most dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and otherouppowil
lacurable affections of the Generative Organs have been {lava ra-
dimity and sutctia.slly treated.
Mr. Eiernan may be consulted rs usual, by birli Sexes, at his
House, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, wl.ere let-
ters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the neces-
sary addte and medicine will be given, or seut,so any part of the
United Kingdom.
Just publi,hed, price 44. 24 Edition, Practical Observations our
the above Diabetes, by F. Kiernan, and may be lad -t No. 174,
Yiieet-greet, No. 20, Paternoster-row, and No. 10, Crown-court,
Soho.

THE CAT AND THE BOOT;
OR, AN IMPROVEMENT UPON MIRROR&
A- S I one morning shaving sat.,
For dinner-time preparing,
A dreadful howling from the cat
Se: all the room a-stating !
Sudden I tum'd—behqld a scene
I could not but delight in,
For in my boot, so bright and clean,
The cat her face was fighting.
Bright was the boot—its surface fair,
In lustre nothing lacking;
1 never saw one half so clear, •
•
Except by WARIIIIII.II BLACRIIIO.
(A'AtitlO that name shall hat as long
As beans and belles sball da,b on,
Immortalized in every sops
'that chants the praise of fashior
For, oh without his Blarlisg, all
Attempts we may abolish,
To raise upon our boots at all
The least of jet or polish.)
Surpried Its brilliancy I 'heed
• With silent admiration
The glass that on the table stood
'Ytased dimly on its orlon.
I took the boot, the glass dhplaed.
For soon I was aware,
The latter only was disgrael
Whene'er the boot was near.
Alp quickly found that I could shave, -
Much better by its bloom,
Than any mirror that I Lave
Within my drawing-rooin.
And since that time, lee often solird
To think how puss was frlghtetell, •
When at the boot she ruged sad wird
By Waltzes.% Biddies bilightenil•
The above inestimable BLACKING Is prepared by

(Zed ;
REMOVED TO No. 30, STRAND, LONDON.
And sold by most Bout-makers, Grocers, Ironmongers, Brush-
o'at'hs, Pstfinnvis9 dec. In every Town in the Ittasclom, ie
sto.le bottles, Od. 10d. and Is. Id. est*.
N.B. Ask tor Wausaes Biacklaik
London, England, 1817-06-30

• L.II)Y "IBM'S B.ILL.

A W.II•z and Qqachille 8411 was Riven on Friday
niglit, in Saville row, by that polished fashionable,
in point of splendour and festivity, equalled
any thing tie season has produced. The two draw-
ing-rooms were appropriated to dancing; they were
ornamented with great taste. Flowering shrubs,
among which were rare exotics, stied an agreeable
perfume :swim!. The flowers vim chalked with
great rag?, Rity ; the devices represented embletas of
music, !cc. Dat.cing commenced at eleven ottli,cli;
vitli little ii.ternii;aion, it was kept up with

. .
spirit, until 114-past four in the m.!.ning. Abaut
;;U3 persons parto, k rt the refreshments ; they were
set rout in ri,e rooms UR the pronged-111ot. Although
it was not a regular susrptar, ever )• sem pro.
sided. The Ladies wete•.dressed in the newest
fashiens, a/a fwd.. de Paris. Iststry of them, Irotrevvr,
were not less RisLii4;uitised for maire tety. The
RkGENT'S plume o ostrich leathers never appt., it&
to more advantage. The bruise possesses singular
acquirewents.; it was also btilliantly