HAY 19. . ton. that a congratulatory Message setitto their Royal Ilighttenes:—The Princess ChaTlotte answered,— We rreoi‘e with great settsfaction this proof of the atten tion and I mull of the House of (20111111011 A, dud return them many thanks for their congratulations." The astswer of the Prince to the House of Commons was as tialows:-- .•Oestionen, t rejoice at the share the House of Commons take in my happiness, and am sensible of their attention in mak ing these congratulations. I ant vent/ much obliged to them tir their good wishes. and thank them (or the assurances of thwir friendship, which-I shall always try to deserve." CITY ADDRESSES. To GIS ROYAL IIIiGIiNESS THE PRINCE REGENT. The humble and loyal Address n$ the Lord Mit)or, Alder men, and Coinmons of the City of Lotalon, NAY IT LISEASE YOUR ROYAL HIGHNESS:. We, Ins Map sty's dutiful and loyal subjects, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, awl Commons of the City of London, in (Zonation Council assembled; approach the Throne with the most lively sentiments of affection, to congratulate your Royal Highness on the auspicious event of the recent Nuptials of your Illtis• trions Daughter, the Princess Charlotte Augusta, with his Se rene Highness Leopold George Frederick, Pt Mee of ('obourg. We participate will: the m•rsonal feelings act the patriot gratification which your Royal Highness mast evpvrience upon an °CC:V.IOII Of stub joy to your Nuyal House, and of such vital importance to the v ellart: and prosperity of his 'Majesty's set,- jects, inasmuch as thiti inns,' jolts union emits an additional. prospect (under Divine Pros idetice) of securing to the throne of these realms the Prtstestant succession of their Sovereigns ; for which our brave anti enlightened aect-stors, by the Act of Settlement of the elorions Revolution, happily provided and established the mill Lod paterti.4 sway of the Douse of Hano ver, over a fret:, loyal, awl happy peoples That a long line of Princes, firm to the refornied principles Af our Constitution-in Church ants State, may spring from these auspicious Nuptials, to mintamefor ages prosperity•and irappiticss to the United Kingdom, is the ardent and sincere prayer of his Majesty's faithful! ( itizens of taindou. In thus uniting with the gt maul jity our heartfelt congratula tions at the timt of the 'flu rout', c,e request your Itoyarl high ness will believe that, as we can feel nothing of snore conse quence to the nation :him a measure thus calculated to preserve our independence, freedom, and pr. speedy, so we Call 'elici t:de onrsclves in nothing of more genuine and pose enjoyment, than in an alliance which is of so fair a promise, and most con vey- solid happiness to your Royal breast, and every branch or your august Family. May your Roy al Highness have the felicity to behold every good consequent upowthis propitious t :eat descend upon the , amiable and Roe al Bride and her Illustrious Consort ; and may the endearing (jellifies of her mind give the surest presage to• an admiring pee* of the happiness she may in ti t s to come b^ destined t- confer upon '..he loyal awl happy , subjects of the• Ilritish Eulvirc. Signed, hy order of the Coml. 11. WOODTIMRPE. To which Athiross his Royal Highness was pleased to return the following most gracious Answer :- 1 (hawk you fur t h is loyal and dutiful Address: it is with the most cordial sathcaetion thut 1 Ricci% e our comratalations Oa an event no less grate for to my personal f-elines than important to the best iutti - t..t. of the Britisiarmpire. To THE I,II7EEN'S MOST EXCELLY.NT M. 11" ~TY; The Humble Address of the Lord Nlayor, A. lerrnea r atLi Commons of the City of 1.,.r WAY tT etr:Ast: YOUR m.sirsilt! We, his Mair,ty's dutiful and loyal satrie• 7-. :1..• Lord Mayor. Aldermen, and Commons of the City of ! a, in Common emote' assembled, eonar,tulate y:-or .. , ,y on the reee"lt and im , spiciotii nuptials of her I? , !....me , s the Prioress Charlotte AioLui•ta with his Serene - • ..•.;.ess Leopold George 11 , -e!leriek Prince of Cobourg. We are satisfied that the titgc:ty of her high birth; as pre sinopti% e heiress to the Crown of these Realms, is proudly equalled by the lofty attuinmew,ts and the ,ire-eirii:;entf - aoti. ate qualities of her Royal min.! ; and 'that the people ;11.s happy country, the 1030' 'objects of our revered :and wrebie Xing, regard the erases and Sirtues which mitt., tie royal Arid , : As the happy rresageof future blEssings to the Uni,ml Kiogdom. tarnrstly hope, Madam, that all felicity imy at'end union of welt exalted promise, and that the illo•trions Pair 1114 V be Cu „ nett with emery Itlcsine which can unsure it. majc , t ) .N faithful titizi us of Londe'. have ir eatis thetion iu parta',444 the germ lal it:V upon Vt) diStiP4U:Aled all ocr.asion, and do assure v al, Alad. , m, that tt . will he ever forward to express tly . it firm and loyal attaehmem to every branch of your angiot &c • To which Addres her Majesty was pleased to return the following Answer :- 1 recelie yodr congratulations w ith heartfelt satisfaction : and I am hiably.eratifed by tht-e se:diluents of ttlity to the }sing. and ot :•Ittichinetit to the Royal Family, which you have expressed en the present occasion. TO HETI ROYAL 1111.311NESS rn:Nccss crtAncovevArazysTA. 31.11)1M, We his Malesty's dutiful and loyal sulk; nets, the Lord Verse, Aitken to, anti Continuum of the City of Load •n, in Common: l'ouncil assembled, ri quest permi-sion to ever our narioest rongratulaii.o.A I l ion the recent mad ansideions 'Alt.. tinge of NOW Royal 11 4;htiess with his Serene MAI.' At the PlfitC 0.. bola. *ohne rt. This vei y important Union with an amiable and arrow's ' , Lett Prince, of a fain ty Meg ilistingaistied for its attarhi.. ni the Protestant Cause, ne regard as an altllleto auxiem enre of your Royal Fatherfor ii,:erests anti weTare of hi m N:ajesty's :objects, and of his paternal diet:lion ter yoe: ltoyal The splendid dignity of yent aors.l pil , ll;aipti%c Heiress to the. British Step.' e, er, a es peol•ii :I- sentiments of attrition and re eivace in the hear • at . iii!esty's soh. jects, iteeompaif eil by the full asstiraare : I exo!tation that the t,rvat at goitements and endeari-g. 'ales and arares of vour Royal. Iliad are so happily ea., a 11:u atitierr tin eA.s:ted station 44 . your Royal Highness um: their pre.;“ els are be ;dittoed Is the Ofectionate rer. tl to the inlet-onset* there M.; py it your Boyai• t:,: h • balletrit:n:r,ll3A ill by this tra•••••••itnis attimeee. tnestar i t 1.1.1..kni .. - re Roan) is to eNpr. , ll the ill: • Pe• <alieitede y teet that y.yfol vest may h.• Re f . •,.t ' b•tl • v.e” . 1..• r, vein' at lies, of.fi ill:ft Or C. •;:,!- - r.f ant.fittore whirkinbobit y., fr Nfryft!. Bosons may tie s. ~1.(1 a line of Princes •, A. be thepride of tin t, ai.d a litsaug blot, to tLt cottons. Signed, !. T} NA' aEGISTEIt. . , To which Compliments of Congratulation her Royal High 'was was pleased to return the following Answer: — MY LORD AND GENTLEMEN, receive your tAmgrutulut:ons with the utmost satisfaction; and desire you to be assured, thut it will be my constant wish and endeavour to preserve the esteem of the City of London. TO INS SERENE HIGHNESS LEOPOLD GEORGE FREDERICK, DOER OF SAXE, - - The Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the City of London, in Common Conseil assembled, have great joy iu pay ing their Comniiments of Congratulation to your Serene High ness on your ;Mi• arrival in this kingdom, and on yorte amin. Mons Nuptials the virtnons and aniiahle Prineems Char 'lotte Augusta, presumptive 1-1, iress to the Throne . of these Realms. . _ _ ..... The dignity of your Princely House, your high military fame, the solid endowments of your mind, the gracetiil qualities of your heart, demand our s tlicration and esteem, and afford the most cheering prospect that an alliance thus formed will be productive of ail the happiness that can attend the married state. IVitli the illustrious Princess, the fair promise of our Isle, yi.nr Serene Highness has ►eceised'eall the graces and virtues which afford a rec. ... i . lent extunple to the Daughters of Brie' NM; the acquirements of her royal mind, duet' to her high station, are equalled by the engaging female softness of her character to bless and display domestic life. May your Serene Highness long live to partake of the bless in., and may your Royal Bride crown your wishes with a race of Princes, inheriting your respective graces, and transmitting your uaiucs with glory to the remotest ages. Signed, &c. To which hi* Serene Highness wzii pleased to return the following Answer:— sty. Lotto M.%Y(fIL D Gritrt.r.ste.,t, I return you my ssarotrit th,tuks fur your Congratulationg, and for the watiturnts, so favour:lllle and so gratifying to toy stif, with w ids they are accompanied. The Princess and Prince, as soon as the ceremony of the Addresses was over, took an airing in an open carriage; they were received with acclamations, and paid in turn the proper aeknowled 6 nnent to the friendly greetiugs of the multitude. THE PRINCE Rr.GEN•rs LEVEE. _ ..... _ Tuesday the Prium kegent heir] a Levee at Carlirm house, which was r;_-ry numerously and splendidly attend ed. Detachments of Life Guards were stationed in the streets leading to Carlton-house, with a number of Bow street Officers, under the direction of Sir N. Conant and Mr. Birnie. The Levee was attended by the Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent, Climberland, and Gloucester ; the Prince of Saxe Cobourg ; the Dukes of Bourbon and Or leans; the Cabinet Ministers; the Foreign Ambassadors; the Areibishop of Canterbury ; the Earl Marshal ; se veral o 0 the Judges; the Vice-Chancellor; the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, and an immense number of Nobility, and persons of distinction, the recapitulation of whose titles would fill three or !bur of our columns, but afford little satisfaction to our Readers. His Royal Highness reeeived,Addrcsses of Congratulation front variourqutut- ters. on the recent nuptials. Hi , :'lerene lii . .rliness Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobonrg came tr. the I.,uvec soon idler three, and his suit, in.two • rtt , i ;Igcs, the mrvants in state liveries. His Serene .1.1411nt . • • •as re...ivt: with tuilitaty honours, ,ouf every person in ',le. -virt-,•ard took o•i* his hat. He was at tend:xi by Sir It. Gardiner, "larva Harknbrocke, Mi. Adttrair;oke, and Mr. Chester. who c , ri.,:ucteti his Serene Highr.L•At, as Asshs.ant lhtster of the Ceremonies. Among the preseatati ,, ns Goere the new Judges Park, nAlroya, Abbott, and Burroughs, who all received the. honour .of Knighthood.. QUEEN'S DRAWING ROOM. Thursdar-the Queen held a Drawing-roam, to receive the. congratulations of the Nobility .ml Gentry on the marriage of the Princess Charlotte witir the Prince Le,- pold. A greater interest was excited among the public, tand the Court itse.f wus more splendidly and num..rou.sly attended, than on any oczt.sion. since the King's recovery. It is supposed that between two and three thousand per mit; were present. The compile) , began to arrive somi after twelve o'clock, and continued PO to do till past four o'clock. The Royal PAir, the grand object of attrelioni arived a quactar before two o'clock. They came in St.tte, escorted by Life Guards, and preceded by three carriages centainitT their suite. The Duke and Duchess of. Yerk, the Dade,: of Kent, Suss', and Gloueezter, with his-si.:to; came alsotin Stute. The Prince Regent was followed by a trainZlf Lk Guards of most extraor dinary lent , th. The (Vie. n, with the Pricnesses, en :ered the _Drawing-revut put:utile:ly at two o'clock. the ctou pany immediately adiffessed'hoz Majesty with their con gratulations, and then pat•vd on to pay. theil?trespeets to the Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold, .ivho stood un the rieht hand of her Maicsty*. Several Addresens from diffl.rent towns were received be her Mkwsty. The Princess Charlotte and her husband left !ke Pa- • lace in the same State with' .xhich they entered, and were received on their departure, as. at their. entrance, with loud buzzes by the poothext. The emptily had nut left the Palace till s... , vea. o'clock. The Repot re ntaiited to dine with•the Qacen and Princesses Tl.e Court was act atl:Aby the Dukes of () ows and Bourbon, by the Foreign Amb.bs:eirbre, by nine otl of the twelve Judges, by seven ; and by almost. all Alm Nobility in town of .-wthatevcr pt.rty.. . At a Grand B-Alitt the• West end of tae Tn n, due 6tl: four Ir.ulif.ll young danced a hornpipe te-g2oer; and thr.og'.l 1".12 or hair were triA,n aisc:.rercd they wc:e.tLe..a.:giiters of tile Russian Git I'riace. -V..-, 4.•• ~ ..wi-~Y..+W~ - :1144F4i:. • xen;n. A. G. H. Batteraby, second on of the late J. S. Burford, Esq. of Blaine Castle, to Eliz. Grey, youngest dau. of the late Major-Gen. Dundas, of Fingask, and niece to the Earl of Home.—At Calcutta. .1. Atkinson, Esq. to Jane. second (flu. of Dr. Bailie of Hammersmith. —At Tulliunore, Ireland, Cupt. E;.tan, of th e Bombay infantry, to Anne, dau. of H. Deverell, Esq.—W. H. Tottenham, Esq. of Sion College, Aldermanbury, to Miss Todd, Lail-lane.—At Brussels. the Ron. Capt. B. I'. Cape!, KiC.B. youngest brother to the Ear! of Essex, to Hornet Catherine, only dau. of E. G. Smyth, Esq. of Upper Brook street. —The Hee. .1. C. Clements, of Cheani, Surrey, to Mary. dim of G. Jubb, Fsq. ot Winchester-street.—Sir J. Nlontgoniery, Bari. M.P. of Stanhope, to Helen, dau. of T. Graham, Erq..of Capt. H. F. Davey, to Mary, dau. of the lute .1. Hill, Esq. of Hag Ly. —At Port Lewis, Mauritius, C. Bagot, F:sq. of 87th reg. Aid-de-rang, to Majoe.Gen. t.ir E. Butler, to Marv, eldest mum of M. S. J. M'Car thy, Esq. Deputy Paymaster-General-General for his Majesty's forces in thR isload,—At Bath, J. Greaves, Esq. of Liverpool, to Miss Swiby. DIED. In the East Indies. in his 25th year. on his way fnun Calcutta to Lis residence in the interior, Robert, eldest son of Mr. Patten, sokitoe, of Hatton-gankn.—At Gorse, in Africa, Mr. W. Crovolety. so:a , on. who had accompanied Major l'erry thither in an expedition sent out by (An:reorient for the purpose of exploring the interior of Africa. He was a navive of Wallop, tiampthirc.—At fort of France. H. F. Greville,. Esq.—At Clifton. in his 7uth v.-ar, F. V. Horst, Esq : late American Consul for the District of Brisiol.—At his house in tadottan-place, Chelsea. after a lingering alms,. in his isth year, Mr. W. Whitehead. He was an eminent budder, an.: for m a ny years one of his Majesty's trademien.—At Chelsea, Mr. J. Peltr.m.— At in his tali year, H. Rl:lsland, Es.i. late of Broad -street, City.--.%t Pimlico, in Its 87th year, P. M• Manus, the highly respected officir of liow-strait. fle hit helm wed to the office 40 years. and had given the highest satisfwtion.—Aged 71. Sarah, wife of Mr. T. I)unston, Steward of St. Luke's liogpital.At Cuttyghur, in the East Indies. suddCtily. W. Rqraolds, Esq. (' apt. of Lich .Native Infantty. and Civil Architect of the Western Provinces of Bengal.- - Capt. C. Rbberts, of the 4th Veteran Bat.—ln his Vsth yc ir, J. F. Poland, Esq. of Rush-lane.—At lirighton. C. A. Wheelwright, Eso. of Ilighbury.terrace.—At Sink; vikson. acd 7G. Pte widow of the late Dr. de Vidamdn.—At North Down-house, near Margate, Francs Cm.dine, third dam of the late J. Baker, Esq.-11. P. Rlachford, M.P. and one of the Lords Cat. of the Adinimlty.—The wit, M. No + tent, and data of the late Rev. Lewis Jones, of Mir,t4 Carmarthenshire.—At Making:on, Mary Amelia, wife of J. W. Luitin, Esq. 0f Fludyer-stre-b—lii hit Roth year, Mr. Newman, sen. of .Newgatc.street, oilman.—ln Kincardine, Rosa-shire, A. Campiwil; wlias Iverach, aged 117 years. He was born in Mot, carried arms in 1715 under William Lord Rots, and till his death shewed the charac teristic hardiklod of a Ilighlander to an- uncommon degree.--In Car rhwou, J. M. Lean, Esq. Member of Council fur Grenada.—At Noes bury, near Stockport, in his 108th year, K. Lettlewood.—Aged 'l3, the Ilcv. E. Whitinur.:, M. A-formerly Fellow of New Col. asibrd. and Rector of Great Honvocit, Raakinghamthire.—At Lam tt-houso, Ruche, in his 775 l year, E. DayrclL Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister. FORTY-EIGHT CAPITALS [INDRAWN, Including Two Grand Prizes of £30,000. NEXT WEDNESDAY, NLAY t:^2, the Second and last Day but One. .1. SIVEWRIGHT begs, to remind his Friends aft& the Public, of the above Rich Wheel ; and that Tickets rni Shares; warranted undrawn, may be bad belire N ;N E o'Clork on WEDNES DAY MORNING, at either of 01ff-established and fortunate • Offices, :e7, COW VII ILL, I 11, Hos.non,r. 3s. ilavm.tasET. 141, Oxrunn-sTarr - r. Whet.: Cuyitals to an immense amount have been distributed. BATH VELLUM LETTER PAPER, of superior quality, sold b)• R. HOF F M AN, Stationer to the Dolt: of Kent, /C.. Nu. 426, Strand, three doom wets of Bedford -street, oppo , ite 'Alas.". routts and L'u;s Ranking House : Quire. Ream (liaise. Rea:u.. a d. s. d. s. tl. s. d. Thick I 0 In 0 Thin gilt i V 21 u Thick sup.s. I 4 IS 0 Thick gilt 1 6 29 0 Large thin 1 4 26 0 Large thin gilt 1 9 29 0 Lug*: thick I 6 te.) 0 I.Prgethick gilt V U 32 0 , laterior papers at kuk; rices. CAUTION. PII)DING & Co. No. 1, Conxtuct., caution all wit • 'ewe not yet)nsAe a Pom'i,ss?.. the Lottery, a.roinst °mining to fore NE IKT EDN;PS 2•211 tY. * WIC Last Day of Dr.• . our but on:%. First, becaus , if- a Prize of f. 70.00 should not oetleawn, the Prie. of iTiekas would most likely be advanced to b:twee* 4.3 u and Lio.--Secondry, LfrrON'S Mn n..;;, to pat an cry'. to Lottertez. es f.n.r;'. for tne 30th of This Month, it., Last Day of Prasti: .. lg. th •re :illy therefore never b.• an o th e r. Now it ninossil;lirsto err:Aix, te:t4Jur tryin.., wklt goad Fortune osay ttLr destine.( for thz, thcre art st) Capital, in the Whxl. ar m. the Virst-Drawa l'rize above, r,5, 0 0 most tx at ,4;3.m0u, and ole, tMds an not l .'s,: :tut 5 tot I,sit if tnay br .4i , ,,tsk or .C.35:100, and one Ntt:nter as gain boils. tne Prize. of 1 . ...3J,000, making le t . normjus suns of ./..O0,01x.i! which P. and Cu. boo 2. to distribute among tbUt3 who put...lust at their Office, Su. 1, COliN ill I.L. TlTt. CANIEtteN is co .suited ever: day. (Sur.e.sys etrrptedo front Ten till Three o'clock. ;et his ITouse, No. Bey .ez-sueee . Oxford- P.:tienn unable to attaed ore requestel to .esiust a 5er....11 quan tity of morning urine. Altliougft IL.. ILA teun'ood is netrul.. - .r, it ie s. w.:11-knosm feet that hr Ilas restore& many to pa:feet Le uli, we'Tne collar! t of dr ;rotation Law r.aniful. lingerit4, .-ntidanejieroto ~..S2S; tts Diseases of' sn.loeltt Oharez,tits...Jaunlie.r, t'oest pla.nts in.tae Stonta..le, Nex.ous Detihty, Cravat. Dr.•sti. A. Alas ose.: Complaints pextilice :r Ft wales Eit the lige:e..nt ; attotts ofitii—e• Atlvis:e to the }icor without a rarmized by il....i•lßny. , ;;Mh!ViaikS the Print.:* of Waltl, nochere . of Ittk, and YOults of •slosex: his 14rental Ma'rsty the FArecrer ,•1"- • all th. Ituisi:us, by thrir ap.cial Anti,ority. ant:4l , 4 Itttiority cf t!‘e Nubility c.rousbout c. • Ia)WI.ANIYS MACAVILII, Compared o f Te-:. tsile inemlio.ts two. 1 . -Inman, in the; and t•F‘:46o3e Nowt-ties, roii e 6 au pre.entirctr. for rerowi!iig t1a5.4.....1:1, I ..rvist, wed itryness n!' the kitir,•. preventiair Aro? tinning gre}. .he weakest lu.ir, L o l a renders :vi,ick tong on 1,..!41:1..rce; noiLs ticatti..;lll soft, trap, at.,lrglossy t pT ISCTrell the tut! in , fait; weather, pfeduc,:s erc-LroAs, In short. it is inestirna , .:t tor rcrilennw the buir of I.odiro, (ivneetn•a. ar.iur.,aisty F.lais gmninv tttck r- • itow':lncrs Tread*: iv t. , I L :or.:naftri a le Hlunkul Sig-lOt! M eC' teko- •• A .1:P vt• I. .t. 7.; :m a iokeki Si. 641. ss. dtl. alna los taktr. containing four 5zt...111; lar.;;:r bottles tott:...aing at 11. ts. liJarl_l:4u . s vsmorcE 60* tr roaute ening! in Ttr.l) ar GIArY HAI it, Arhillrra. is:e. •to • n t r: : 4 0. to :ins ;%i Ajl.S. dye in F., that .6 cs.rtaut reio. A' by " or :.4t , tri:%.oohattant is t‘o?.r.r , looLt, th k ; L u oli t s ...r.(;,.. ; 61•At0, ma./ dye their ;tor re:A era , : anti rlrtroy.--48. t5,j... 4 4 rctail?a ,- .4 qt. p l yp or e.. t i en, by tic sok um. .ousots, *AO" '..`7 of !:.:t turning nn ih, ei.f:t r. !leuVrt-retr.leti, 11101 , ,rn. Agit: rt :.no w y gp titrrr.l : 7',Vat t'... Fritpiret awl by all '.l..!,•%:intt, and D : n and W *en rn! Atr- rieli.—• • • lot n w ehintra: Oil. aid batik, 11,..Kovimiad aw - _ ,l' ` I