... FROM Handf.l, Haydn, Mozaat, Beethoven, Gbadn, Cboft, Pebuolesi, Mabceli.o, LEo,and Jouelu. Tuesdat’4 Selection will open with the first four MoTemems of the DETTINGEN TE DEUM; and will contain some favourite Sonj:s and Choruses from JUDAS MACCABCEUS, and from other Works of Handel, Havdk, &e. Ac.—ln the Performance of Thursday, will be introduced a Selection from MOZARTs REQUIEM; the first ...

... Hi* Majeity hat preiented nil the painting* respecting naval action*, in the variout Royal Palace*, to form a gallery at Grcenwiot Hospital. The Saving Bank* and Friendly Societies of England and Ireland have eight millions and half” now deposited in Government funds. Another attempt to excavate carriage road under the bed of the Thames at Rotherhithe, i* in contemplation, under the ...

... To restore Lotteries to their primitive and divest them of those ambiguities which the Pnblic have heretofore with so much justice complained and which many respects placed them beyond the ctpnprehension of Adventurers, has been a long wanted and T. Is happy in statir.g, that that ol'ject i» at length accom- Dh.he by presenting the Public w.th a Lottery, which, ffiSfree froof eery pebble foond ...

... ARMY THE EASTERN PYRENEES. The fifth division the fourlli corps lias entered Spain, and advanced the Jnnqnera willmut meeting the enemy. A party, consisting of 100 ihftnliy and tome cavalry, appeared yesterday in this commune. Two hours after it , retired lu h 'li guard took a |iovition at ' Pgrahla. The rest of the division established itself near the ; Junquera. A was pushed forward to the ! ...

... Sir,—A» the elwtioo of Chief Mutietrate for thin town in about lake place, 'perhapa amne of your numerous reader! will have the gonduess lo ioform me by what authority the slave! of office have for some lime past been exhibited before the reaidence of those Aldermen who have lived in Sculcoates during their several Mayoralties, and which place without the jurisdiction of the town and county of ...

... THE I.onD Neison, is ja«t arrwed from St. Michael, after a passage of days, with a CARGO fine NGES, in excellent condition, which are now on Sale. THUS. HALL If SOX. HuU, April 241h, 1823. There can lie no more Oaaacr.s expected this Season from St, Michael’s, Twenty Vessels or more, whirh had been lately sent out from England on pur po*e load Fruit, were un-. ble procure any, and the greatest ...

... After which. An entire New Melo Drama which haaheen performed with unprecedented auccess in London, for three wcceaaar* years, called Richard Turpin, THE Yorkshire Robber• In tbe production of which, neither pains nor expense will be spared. Full particulars will be expressed in the bills. The whole conclude with Petite Comic Harlequinade, CALI.EO The House that Jack Built; Or, HARLEQUIN IX ...

... - T HE KingZs private Chapel was numerously attended on Sunday morning, but his Ma- ,esty Was not present. A deep and solemn gloom pervaded the auditory when it was whispered that the fit of the gout, with which the King had been attacked, has 6bliged him to keep his bed during the week. We learn from very good authority, that this attack has been unusually severe, but quite unconnected with ...

... f. .friDapo vm?. Fi)NESD)AY hi the Hforle of ,oninioric, Mr. F. Il1XT0OS WeeSenledl a Pettitionr from Ii ?? iii. ll hr :al tr or 81witafifrldsq dept-er-ati ?? proposerd ;irr- I ;liotoi ill tlI- laita lelrilirting -tle silk trgdor. lire %oiole .111ritir ofi Ilittiirs had, lie stfd, beeki stibteerired to tile .0ri0rr ill illyfii ccdry3 NIr. ErIrIec, Mr . Smithl, Mr. S. Rice, airr dsare o fliur ...

... Ol lU Va *,I e O'Lla V, 9 If 9 o go , F 11DY'i\ t tlhe llouse of Commrons, Mr F Nol..a,, ?? the Committee on the ittor Laws 'to t' y i`dinext. Some ,3hliate t',ok piace'in Iia Comnrittee on t!.e fi~alli latitie. * * ?? CIAS1 ELTLOI'uf the ENCII~EQIElR l he diid not lo enrd that ?? dmties should b!A rtiued 11uporn 6a'ilita Therely to encooreage the lssa'iut 'vtQc of krkip 'IThe kelp ...

... ?? post+ Fr;ench Papers to the 4th instant arrived on Mon- day zixght by express. They are silent vrith respect to military operations, though they contain intetl- plgene from Mladrid to as late a date as the 28th ult. at which period the result of the movements undertaken in Galicia must have been known in the capital. The Duke of Angouleme left that citv at two o'clock on the morning of the ...

... GTH CD n . 4,ok - WTind sor, A7tezust ?? M IT E I ejoice to state, that his Majesty's pire- T / sentattack of gout is so slight, as not to confine him to his apartments nor even to the bouse, when the weathler vill permit his Majesty to take the air ii an open carrirge. 1he Constitutionrel contains a copy of the official itietruc tiops gifen on the 25th of May by Lord Straneford to his ...