Star. — London, England, 1809-12-27 00:00:00

After which their Imperial I:43cl..tics baying dc. maaded eat act of their respective declaratious, as well as of . i7he — rnutnal consent s Contained in them, and si.iiit t h i tlith c- M#jetties the . clissolutien .4 . their marriage, *, a!go', 6f the 'poWer . "‘' . Whlch their Shijestiee'ecnifetred to liAtioWlalt tieed : shall 4thire . lht • effect of "their will, .;ive • Prince Arch . chznceildr ‘ efithe Empire, in obedie n c e t o t h e: or , tiara ..arid •• isitioris - of their . Majesties, have given o~theacts, sand +eve in 'consecience exe. ...Ibased priitent" prow verbal, to serve and av a il to which prates verbal their ,sla . • • fistiiihaevrtifixed their signatntr9 and which after be'et - ir signed by the Queens, Pritice4 bineitsies present, has bean signed by us,. mid • ounter:sigited- by the Secietetdr'the ./tOperial ' Done at the Palaieteiletbiattriek'die day ' - I hour, astif yeaf afore:6o4; 371..3 r . (Sigttedy' •-• e ig NAPOLEON; ."0911470ENE NAPOtZO'N: s • 4 I OsEPHINdt, • -;1;-$1:1truz. . • 4 MADARR-A, ;...z•sziti 34i "AlO/I: l 7•Etsi, • • '; 1.004 l a ," • u g ATI/F•IP10. 4 .lEROMerikkrLEol4_' 'um - FAMINE “.10ACHIM'NAVOCE(4,4 4 -CAltoLitti, ' CAMBACIIVISAINIree.Aireb.ChanceIov, • , . cowl; HEYNAill;ti, (441 St . hirrrrAitrli.)" d 4 flaviog 'wet. thiliar4ci of:the steasoya • Coptheirfai, • iirAwn-Up In thr fonts prescribed by the-57thAsticle • • of-the Ast the Ceostitutioo-of the 4th August, giOStleit'er -hawing heard. the motives - of Ake said orejopthe•latiotits - . of the gay nil of State s wad the Repastokiellpeeimiceoneteissieus r apiristedin s itting Joktbikday *the; sioption. having been dis cussed by the number of memeersperescatctby.the 56h Attic of the Ad eithoeonetipaioe of the 4th Augur, 1802 ) decteeeo:, tan. It Tte thatilagealiltrittinilsiMil*lfiftimpanfiq‘ k APOn A 2 d 4 /**Prcl 4 lognefinstinielltertigh.Mlt • :- !is 4. Wbfamirs34ol92#oll,a44pratari til4irit),rodraik es I •7*liiis D.4.ch — Fica*nk4, • lit. Her devotion filed at'an ennui tneome eftwo millions n- offripaion iftretonarefOseStsto. • • .4 x x . 4.14. the astiffltqeats bp V o t i Z the Emperor tsffavofir i or tn . nirest jqtniphlikton..Met* ilk Civil List, "' ilia be .o= fig en bis'4uctesidia: • - V. Sedalia aN i than ie . transmitted by a ieb t s t re apiAllnaptiaband itbrd Midelief." • • Vie tiro Addresses proposed by the Commissiob *ego afters'ilgidelma to tbe tote. end adopted: - : • • it,FFAIRS OF SPAIN. • GENERAL bnivin nik ARMY, DEC. 4,180 A ' 6 His Majesty males known - Id the army, that the Spanish army, commanded by the Duke del Parque t who. imprudently engaged on the right bank of the Tonnes, was completely de feated en the 48th November, at Alba, by the 6th corps of the army, anal the ed division of dragoons. Fifteen pieces or cannon, many caissons, six standards, 10,003 muskets, and above 2000 pri mers, fell into the hands of the Imperial troops. The enemy had 4000 Men hilted, oue General, severalgoloneis, anda great num ber of officers. The remains of the army, favoured by the night, fled in all directions, abandoning their arms and baggage. Thus the last hope of the insurrectional party is destroyed. It is to be hyped; that by the pursuit Of these detached corps, and the incur etets which are dispersed is the provinces, which is about titake pact, internal trancuillity will soon be re-established. - (Signed) " The Marshal of Empire Duke of DA LMATIA." BERLIN, NOVEMBER 25. M. Genet, of this city, has been arrested, and his papers seized and sealed up. . • - CONSTANTINOPLE., OCTOBER 10. The Russians which were encamped at Baba have repulsed the troops of the neighbouring districts, rho, lttacked them, attd obliged them to retire; 4up the , army of the Crand Vizier has beaten on the other side of the Danube a corps of 6000 Russians, and taken four pieces of cannon, &c. • rii 4-Ad Ar. • - • ." - • - . ~- • eviiRONA I NCO'S 4,4 1%0 Captaift ecthe2d,regimeiseof-Bareelona, Don xttito.Joan hos "at a dispatch to his Excelienpy. the Oorentartilev.General of the vanguard. of OA operations flute. night of the 3d and 4th inst. futherie *Oda - • - • “ MILITARY DISPATCH. .. • , _ . " At Midnight three columns of infantry appeared; the one ,on the-1'0;d to Barcelona, another at (Mar,' and thernir,l at the. foot of the Mount of the Capu. .dins The. lust . - halted on arriving at the horns work, and by the liglu of the firing from the bulwark of St. Francisco; it was ascertained thatit was wholly 00coverel. The rest approached in the direction of the Cement df the King. When the firing com menced qf the advanced lytty, Wat aatwered by a discharge of musketry, and Are pieces of cannon, from the bulwarks of St. Franciseo and Merced, and froni the tower of Carr - en; Finding their scheme ~%f il l st ritect- by the tigtlattee of the ganison, after M 4 Imo more firing the columns retired, before they ha4 l remiitied quit e an. hour uPonlbegrOund. The force '. tif the enemy ,consisted rd frii* 1000 to .1500 ipfan try, and some !oss mist have been it &stained them. received a eAnnon-shot woundduring a discharge of Patti from th battery of P• .u." MA:MESA, NOVEMBEit 6. - .1 __Me learn ftorn Cerona. that on the 3d and 4tth lot a hing particular oeturred ; that at three in •he even pn the '.4 . instant, a good dial of filing ivas--heard T: l 444e.lett side of the places, in the direction of Pont. i.naio,Vrhich . must hare proceeded from some skirmish of the troops of Claros and Rovera. NOVEMBER 7.—Yesterday, at one in the afternoo' cannonading and the discharge of stinseltietTy _ . tr . eie"ing% romtnenced agai ns t terona. n the saute t'i , enemy tame to St. Coloma, and pillaged a poor , with tato mules. He also made &me mosied rit.,its nn the side of Angles. Among the various detachments which harass the 'neatly, under the command of Don Juan .Cloros Milk ) Don Esteb an -Ll ove rt, o n e o f t h es e d es er v e s . par ticti-i lar commendation, consisting only of Twenty men. it was under the immediate orders of Don Jose Each, Lieutenant of the - Sd•tegiment of Figueras who, in complian ce w i t h t h e i nstruct i ons h e hai, received from •Senor Clams traversed the roya :lad, betw een Fik ueras an d Gerona, to discover die situation and proceedings of the enemy. Intelligence had been received, that the French were transporting yrovisions from Rcsas to Figueroa. As he foUnd no opposition in that neighbourhood, he ventured to ap. Preach the town of Ca%tellon de An:purias, and, being informed that *patty of French were at the Inn, he proceeded thither, and, having entered it, he •took ''Aitive prisoners, and 'spiked several pipes of brandy Ft. , ~.. trIE oEisil,No.ol .f -~--- . , [i II "J '''. . . - 4 .7: w - -I T -31 TVI'T T. '." • a I.,Y;K , ..::.4.1` .7 10 1 4DONL '.III 4t I LIM" S . . - rit ....;. , ~,,V1 7 ' . • ! i' A •I';A(iij . 4,4t01'• WEDNESDAY, ritOkjailkfitA fir. Youtc-ZHeties T it the Bank, EtehesverostMhimp:Oitee, The Emperor Nsi>citiox and, the .Shipttss Jo• SEPRINE have at length tilted to lie Ail ibriger hoe of one bone This event, Which his been lout looked for, is announced in Paris and Dutch Papers, which , reached us last ~ night.at a late hear. . The foyer to , the 19. th, the latter to the 2 ; 341 iistant. The cause of the vast concourse ottributary Kings anti Princes at Paris is now unfolded. The first scene of this Imperial Drama was the affecting cere monial of the unexampled sacrifice which the Est- FEROR and El/PRESS make of their own wilbes and affections, for the good of France ! What Would become of France had she no prospect of an Heir to the throne from the loins of NAPOLEON ! . The, same Papers contain the annual Exposi of the rotate of France, which runs to such a length, that we ' have &rind ourselves obliged to confine odr-extracts • to a few of the leading points, being obliged to find ./9000r some important iatelligenceTioirt • ' AMERICA. '** - "" " • : Ily the New York Packet, arrived atFalmenith hi , twenty-one days, we have received a copy :of the . Address of the President to Congress,. on the open. : ing of its sittings, on the 27th ultimo, which we have . given at length, in a preceding part of our Paper.— It is .a very important document. The PRESIDENT speaks in terms not very respectful of the conduct of the British. Government, in refusing to ratify the ar rangements concluded with Mr. ERSKINE, which he unfairly states to have been agreeable to the instrui- Lions received by that Gentleman. In speaking of the mission of Mr. JACKSON, he coarsely terms the affair of the Chesapiake i , a murderous aggression," and charges the British Government with is asserting a claim not less contrary to the British laws and Bri tish 'practice, than to the principles and obligations of the United States." Mr. JACKSON he accuses of forgetting the respect due to all Governments ; and for some imptu - whi on the Ameril to receive no With respect favourable change of the United r plaints are also gerent Poweis . . By the Packet, , ARMY, Tift . , Nik, have tioie the arrival of• simnel Anion, with -the troops from , Flushin g; itl Our atbonts. Y e sterday the • Richard, Bri tish Hero Claiondoo, Amore, and *him; other vessels, 'arriyied at Haiiiich. Flushing, as we Stated yesterday, was finally tire 'cuated Ott the 23d inat: • • The diosehment of SOamen of the llth kiln** and the decand of the 79th have marched, intq Rortsmcituh, and are to embark for Portugal. •• Colariel Snout; of the Artillery,.retires. Colonel, Tantor, who had the command of the -Artilieri in' the siege of Flushing, leaves' Poitssnouth to take: t he command at Newcastle; this Officer has been sta tioned at Portsthotith for sortie years, and his depar ture will be a sotir.e of much regret to his numerate friends in that district. Colonel 404* succeeds him in the command. - By a new regulation the appointment : of Brigaclel 'nod Garrison Chaplains at Portsmouth, is to be done: 'away, and .the Clergy in that 'neighbourhood : are to do the duty. ! • . TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Sra—The sentence and opinion of the Genera/- Court Martial, held in April, 1808, in the island if, Bermuda's, for the trial of Major Jolty, Dawrem, of 99th regiment, not having been--made peblic in 41: neral Orders .; and as the Gazette of the dth instal* states my distnimal from the -service, as it is termed" ' I tate-the ;liberty (*moth-the ef- pet Paper) . of requesting the ?Mk to suspend *fermis:rig any opinion on the cause,lnstil l bitlre an opportunity of publishing a statement of the - titeuntstanCet front which my removal from the 99th 'regiment (as his• ,tidajestre order expressed) is supposed to have rya . 1 soled.--I am, Sir,. your most obedient huttlble ser. Vest, . • TtfolalUs SADLlttit; junk • t • • Late Paystager sA the seat Resitnaut. - ....1401stts, Oar Monaltereiran, Ireland, Dee. 1.11,- 11100: • • • COVENT-G4RDEN THEAritE. • - • • . . Yesterday evening the tragedy of The 'Boma* Fdllgr ' was imperfectly represented at this Theatre.. Vlrhess*l, the first scene bad commenced, Mr. CoOKE presented i himself to the audience in the pair of. Horathir, state pf reeling intoxication; alter various attempts on his part to speak, he was hissed from the stage. After waitir.g for near half an hour, Mr. YOUNG moo forward and addressed the audience to the MI lowing effect LA QIICS and GENTLtbiliffe • " I am histrueto to sat, from the unfortunate shag= will this itight:— . meinoiahle vast metropolis, .with that description of adult's who are merely children of a larger . growth, were enter, tained with their annual dramatic organ of nonsense and mummery, called a Pantomime. The name of this. new Spectacle is Hgrieguito Pedlar, or the Haunted Well. piece opens with- the view of a well, with a` number of country people, who are alarmed at the sound-of a coach. ' Harlequin appears dressed as a peasant, With an ass, and attempts tp draw water from the-well, whets a fairy arises, who ,Ccimmulli- Cates to him the presage 'of his future fortune. At this period he is metamorphosed from a Peasant to a Harlequin. The scene is changed to a pavijlion, and from that to the mansion of Sir Marniaduk . luitee, Columbine's father. In this scene.the Clown.makes.: `his . appearance as a fat Valet, but is eeputuilly changed into that.speciei of Pierrot, which A'e have' 'been so long accustomed to behold, and which ha& more of novelty than truth to recommend it. : After a series of accidents, the happy pair are . Itipited in marriage by the intervention of the friendly . 'Dairy.—The scenes were .Well painto; and some, f ' the tricks 7 acellent, particularly the change of .the harrow to a ladder. Those two powerful props - of modem pantominie; the younger BOLOGNA, and GRIMALDI, agaiu exerted 4 themselves with great effect as the mot le y hero and as did also thit Misses ADAMS with grate and 1 meekness. - . ' Some of the machinery fined,.but that is not very' surmising on the first .mglit 'of a pantomime, duCed Under stich peculiar circumstances. • - , • LYCEVAL—The Pantomimic Fairy Tale of Cin derella ; or, The Little Glass Slipper, was last night re vived here under considerable disadvantages, owing to the small extent of the stage on which it wax represent ed. To those who have witnessed the representation on the late Drury-lane stage, the difference must have rip peared very striking. The machinery was altogether less splendid, and unfortunately it could not be well worked ; though this Tatter defect may be partially re medied by further practice. The traces of eh:demi/di carriage broke at one time, and considerable laughter Was occasioned by one of the boys 'who dragged it along, by seizing the pole of the vehicle with . one hand, and the tail of one of the horses with the other. Under all its disadvantages, however, the tale forms a fine and interesting spectacle, and, considering all the 'that ;-• • • , . . . • • • • • i• NATAL INTELLICENCS: .....-- • . • . kid:Wirth; i 4. Arrived the Chicheiter .packet t Capto'iGtaaor with &Mail troin Nevi-Tork, iii 21 the ?a sloop of was,. with six trinsp+l with eat; iaoh board, for - • . . PLYMOlTritnepr.; ljEcLiti4BEß 1s Arileeif a Cartel, *With lOC aged and infirns Bri-; Passed by liar*, f r i: gate gilder jM-y :inks ; did not come - near enotilktto r • number. Sailed the AeranN sloop of, wail l '.•.' Vitt** Naita Cominaticikr, on a criiieo at . t~eCtcociiar, •t 8 gtitts; tithe Westward..Whid W. • tiostrilvtqirii, blitcortmEß ea. 5 Atliied his Misjestirtt Ships tAruag, inauatin. Ow= GiJkinlioarra, Mind* and RoLLai with a few inerchant-fitiliit, tlatne3 utiknOwn.--;Sniled - his Majesty's Ship ticnoitniii, with dispatches for Abe Ciee of.doad Flope.—The outward-bound ale gatpected to sail in 14 nioining:—The ionroys foi the Wedladiel. the Mediterranean, the wait of Africa. btlarnteN . Jeisek; and. Ireland, will .tati on 'Thursday mining tfie . wilid coriMiiii. iliA",;ast= ha-tR ter be A oirrini 11916114 A Prriiia 041 11 21 qt 4 . : - snip • =fry, to announc e .to.loc:* . 4 . de Abilanta,,Captaip JoiiNsrowx, from . Ail:lm. IMitil bait, hotted to Pttt t smotitfr. i 1[4411p shasSe it& - belonged to, br ‘to- silags4C4 the cosin:Luii from Waterford, and when ltd ct. 010 Friday the .22e1 4 1 11141.1114:higgerprivSteer belOnens to itstrOatineyi ►livltdo, after a c 1401 4: tsisv tbars, the Atatanut apidtid; and loaf tOiii4idpetior sailing ofd ipf Mould pare 49ri ebt si* Ow.. The lineediately SkPatiefriParie tit France; Nl**, 4101 f vekeltin 41;11i . ..diking ettita*se, acne} slip 'At laitnt ;hoe ifii..lk#/rnd a rp l if be Ml44 7 ;i c ristvilifi'4lollil foir PP' Itmwtow uo/Prqdot 11et3410 not know...i4ontcs . WiLyail.l4oltitiss thoirigi,igio• , • D F ALoyiteßmarst —Poe back the &midst aloe, of *in . lA* sit of outward-bottndlvhiCh sailed on tlitipktiNstant. I • FROM' LAST IlfGH'l 4 'S tAZEtwit.' .........L........ DOWNING-STREET, DEC. 26i 1 .809. • The Itnco has tieerr graciously pleaied to alioint Rear-Admiral Sir RIttIARD COODiaiw KEATS, Kigght 'Of the most Honourable Ordei otilie Bath, .to be his Majesty's Commissioner for the civflAf.rrs of Malta, • the room of ltettr-Admiral 811 Atv,latntAionst 44, deceased.. • .. . ' -. . - ~.. • OANtßulvitY *Ni..iltaklN, - ...... l4b. 13. Thomas Borland, O ( Hungetfordilkiii; ''! se , - e le ven, at Cniklhall. .. TO,CI' • nary 17. John Peary, late of Ichigslassillaol4 -Milisieb, :Wider, at ten, at Guildhall. ...,- , , :•,.•7"i .- 4.0 , - •442 in .. • .. • BA KR s', • '*:- e '." ... .1f-, - Mortis, of Blrminfliam, limber-mesreVt, end ~., tbapatan, to sunenator linbary 12, 13, an . 10, at an eleven; at the Royal Heed, Birmingham. Attorn"" .Iger tin,* No: I, TX's, inn-square, London ; or Mania *Punier • , :road logieby, Birmingham. • •gdeette Stuallarood; of Beer:iv-Street, thirbican, Lontiojii beast _lbander, gigs . and Staffordshire warehouseman, deatue,rand Sebarnan, January 3, 13, and Feb. 6, at twelve, at -Guildhijk— ' li ~ ~. kttornim, Moat. Harris and bon, Castle -street, HoutO tch. Whams Brotin of Kepiet Mill, parish of St. Odes, Duillatit, F ,, garner, ..bile; ancichapataa, January at; )41 $ and irolafissay 6, ' I eleven, :it dbe Wbent 81 %*4 M.Ftamwel/gate., I)nrha6l. :—• ttcitniei,, Mr. JOin Ward, jun,. Dorham ; of Mr. Yoison 1 Cietle 6 l4lMt, Ifglborn, ,Lbndon. hildivir Willielli'Lai;' d Sunderland beat fie Sic ' am, 4 ... grocer; tiatesidler SD; Janus:y*l7i and Felt. 6; at • en the ~ Bridge' lona *sky Weattnouth.,Actipbees; 1 ... . on , -'' Symcititra-Ins, !Sidon ; or Mr. Rabert Ingram 4afto p Sun lobn Stood, 1,6.4 iktenitdo, LitiCalnihlre . ,,ilattantitit, dealer and chapin.ut, January 15, 16, and •Pels.4l, at deven.as the White liart,,Spalding. Attendee, Mr. Ruabwar* Idulhipck or Messrs. Wordsworth and : Addison, Staple•lnzLondon. Tilliant BOWset, of ChitYlatn, Kent,iron-mainthictu . ,ISeitin. ber 30, January 9, andleb. 6, at 'ten, it Goildlll%l,d e.-• Attorney,- Mr. Mowbiay, No, 14; Bankaide,Sontlitilaill• • Emerson Wood, of Totungton LowerrEnd, Busvraniashire, cotton inandfacturer, tail. 26, A 6, and Deb., 6,.'at. eleven, at the Hate and Hounds Inn!, Bury. * s & torn', Mr. WOW. Audit; Bury; 'or Messrs. Bl akelock and Makinson, lio, 8; Elm Court, Temple, I..Ondon. • • • - • . . James Bartow- late of .Neirport, Isle of Wight, SoMfamapton, Merchant, dealer and chapotan, Jan. 38, at two, 19th a t e l even , and Feb. 6, at tiro, it the Bugle Inn, Newport; Isle of Wight. Amami's I, Mews. Clarke* sad Sewell, NewpOrt. • William Yertisley Jones, vf 'Liverpool, hourKlealer sod.grocer, Feb. 1,8, and 6, at twelve, at the Bah and . Punch BtalsivitMe: street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. John ClcPlento-Akiveavvoil ; . or Mr. Thomas Blackstock, London. • "•---:r.-- , • • ).." - ' - DIVIDENDS. • . . - Jas. 27, 'Mem Middleton, of Liverpool, eottorunisrifictus ntrv - It elettfla, at the Globe Tavern, John-street; Llyerpotl.. ,lall. .17, Thonlas.Plumbe and John Woods, of Ormakirkr Las. eashlre, manufacturers,. at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John- Meet, Liverpool.—Jas 16, Joseph Hodgson, of Wltitehaven, 'Onalbettimi;speichant, at eleven, at the house Of John Brookes, Insi)tdimar,.Whitehavein.-..lan. It, Jobtt Evans, of Caddigati,l Car , Egaindraiparad mercer, at twelve, atahtfirsigelor, PiNale - . • SPlnifilkbehTeurigie• 1 14 DaTalialdeav of Car ireivarsproa eleven ; at the Bush Tavere, pen. Street, 6, Sanntel Davies aid Pater beallsi - ar *area basitlioptillivet:at %hi Talbot ha, illitaysit . IN !, MIST lid MONA Cirettqtli IA& 11124tai, telaiii iliidraftliarsaft*Ml,4olol. 2 , IA! V`VVOIVSIb'? (•' • ' 4 ' .. t"' . V .... s 4 :. • . t . , . iVilligat - --• ....r........e.• ..• «7, es vas% taac .assawculistc DisisigsP . ua imuk. ,---- --.---- 7 -77777 7 77. 7. 7 7" . 7 . 1 " , % . 4 " 7 . 1 .. 11 litnallt• Coo=t: it/ In, that he will not be able to appear again this night:— *rived several tia i nsporii, with ,troOps foe*. Iltioth6 iputations which he is stated to have cast The Managers beg your indukence tb allow Mr. En awro sto reat :__ _.- -- - h t .: - W.N.A. rican Government, he says it was resolved the pin . . ~. ;„ ,a ui p.. ! yr Ind W - - , ..- .t.C: • io further communications front hint ! - (titre Mr. You soma interrupted with cries of " Viby Ms . ..:,/.- • . -YARMOUTii; Dtitgifuntsk . 0. ...y... 4 11, anliVed - in • W(4 todds wig ibik Copke come on r I - , , . 4/ ... . . tto France, the President states, that no Mr. 'YOUNG proceedel:- , ' l Ladles and Gentlemen, it Wit - • "Thtil morning bange has yet : taken A xe i s) t h eze k t i ons . wholly., uisknown to the Managers that he was incapacitated; bpi: attic,. PamOsss CAROUNA,' C.detithoikye P'S* "and' .; they china flat indulgence and protection they have to Ofteiv re. Ilie-Settie; Lieut. Cartitamt two lArd4 'bibs" ed Statei with that country--; and CUM. celved tiro • it is frod o t h e r • xs.- _im ...Al , -- loijsfL, •• . Rota You la, .or them "IP ur° a°7 al am-Among; at two P. m ; tne Acute, say ibis nista:" !so made against some of the otherlielli- :' • • • • Sailed the ZENOBIA for th e Nore. "'Me 1 . . ui. . , , This was mucliaolusled. Ancl. 4 jilek proceeeeA . A .ved front nushin ~ i i tlte !i' oe l sc I t ir Arie rn i,•Tonnsnisterl When g i iv ii i ie tn lett. -. 11" e k e , M r. 0 AE . 14 ,;.„....._,_ - - . a . p . 4 .,_ sengor„anu . . ni i li th rited °in hh ter34 6 4h att4 tq a iit i sre. si g . e l ks: Acts . . n it re' ttirdny, nearty *ll the etiatiportkanif ihist bad . exertion . . .. . . . ~ ;war per of dispatches from Mr. JAcelost.. , Mr: Yoitiro and - Mrs. ,r.siotitc Vt --me-' villbif- •- • . ';. •4fr • u 1 &• sailed for E n l aird ited'it irtory'VOlieefe ttr tharei by their efforts To . take. dlnOl t ‘if lilt deficiency .: • • ... •.a • . • anott to a Serjeanes guard, who 1 • ' ' ilLsbairsolleagui4:- - ~= -: .0, •••:••;•-imp....:. -•—, . ,--- - --...r lAi s •e. • - e r ll .. tring Christmas-Day, at - *hit - ea*, ircl* a7l-11 7.1.004mat . ' ely . embark and sail' for,.England. Mrs. CLARXE , notwithstandink an illness Of, three ring, the Dukes of KENT and CAstaturxt!., weeks, . from wihich she is just recovered, appeared to: , lIGUSTA, SOPHIA, and ELIZABETH, at- . .. equen . ars . . - • . great advantage, and was greeted With fr. t b ts '' ' 111.! ' .. ''' '- irittiM -I.IOYD'S List: '' • •y Ladies ELY, CAROLINE WALDEORAve, of approbation. Miss Dais-11)w and Mr: Batirrotc. • aii4visznp, Dec. 26.-N9 woes arrived I L'ount MUNSTER, Generals SPENCER and 'Artit.iiii.ril . Landon, and Oiean, Williamson; .sod - , did as math grace to Valeria - and Viiterixs al those ilonel 'TAYLOR, and Major PRICE, went • &mason, for•lndia; Ann, Cock, and Atalaill,. Sir. %. 10. . trifling parts would admit • of, cr ud 'the whole was, mita. . .. ge's Chapel, Windsor. After hearipg much a . . . , . Y received the Sacrament, winch was ad,. - app l au ded . - •. _. After this mettun;ahle Tragedy the Otadren of this .... - - .:3 , 1 y the Archbishop of CANYERBURY. His „.., T„..,,,,„,:,1:. ...Apt, ,t;.,. A.,..«.: .:,..,.. .-.0 .A.. 1- .--1-- ..... ' FROM LAST 'Mfr.:M*4 , e ei toix.3*.st -i was the bearer • • • Monday, their MAJESTIL Princesses AUGUST, eornpanied CRANLEY, Courn FITZROY, Colon( - te...6t. George' prayers, they ministered by , abishop C Grace waited on the Princess Astra.ut, at her house, and administered the Sacrament to her Royal High ness and the Princess MARY. Friday last- Lord HOLLAND was sworn in Recorder of Nottingham ; and his Lordship afterwards dined with the Corporation, at the Lion Hotel. Extract of a Letter from Stockftfilm....`4l/ We have at last Peace with France; the chief conditinlaa are stated to be the following:— There shall be en 'everlasting Ptacebetweets Sweat's oil France • . - • • 4s ti. gait, mid- the island • of Rage(, aid stile Depust" dencles 11111114-Irel to be returned to Sondem . • " 111..1 he Swedes shall have a right to Import Is llsoodisli vessels, ealt, asst colonial produce from Eoglaod,en proofs beteg g iven that the mine aie for the actual acceset and risk {Swedish subjects, It is rurther agreed tha t the Emperor Napoleon will grant a free phssport to the late King of Sweden, Gustavus Mob. phos, to proceed to and reside in Switzerlaii, or. te& Itiper place as may hereafter he decided upon, in the l's ask Ilowations, or dependencies of France," • The Oanyntede, Capt. CATHCART, in turning down to Yarmouth,' in the Isle of Wight, from Spithead,' on Monday,.got on_ siioie on Gurnet Ledge, about. two miles Wilt of Cowes,' and although every . her Titk 'Goa si.,- - - liar' , .1 0 disai On, R carts, which were on the way from Rosa& to - le lt Mak 44.1124 • rditaefilkl% :eras. This brandy, with other articles, was landed whi te p et , Nik e ) , 72 3. sok s l ed sec,* 'on a frigate in that Day, which had escaped from Grey *kw, Ob. 57% • '' 1 - -•-' • - Engliik Cilliiiti laic . • . • - Pim/Jett, 90.414• ' "Mai Staaltiv r i , ' . • 414c -t. tri;•- 4 - ~,..,'.l I i VS. I . ... t a..TF. I . :-.(4,6-. . ..4 * ~. I.' ...• •• ,r • 4 ' • 'i ji ;1* • sit- sas 'I )- • vaai .Liv . ...A.....a: 9 , Mily ' , 1. ) kV4I I :-. -• , tion his. been made, by starting . water, putting out her guns, &c. it is much, feared ,he will not be got off, as site is surrounded by water, and the tides are 1" :111 . ill 'g' • Yesterday, at Hatton-Garden, Jams alit Samuel Leeson WAS f u lly committed, charged by Mr. Boswell, -a gardener at Enfield-Chase, with entering his house, junder ,pretence of purohesing potatoes, on Saturday 'eettsing,kwhen ho presented a pistol and demanded B. Itis money. Mr.. seized a chair to defend himself, when the villain attempted to fire at him, but the' pistol sashed in the pan ; he then attempted a second, but with no better success, and on Mrs. B. coming to the assistance of her husband, he struck her with a •large stick. By their joint efforts, however, aided by that of their children, they overpowered him, bound him with cords, and finally lodged him in Clerkenwell prison, CORN-MARKET, MARK -LANE, Da% 27.—The arri. vals of Wheat made a very large supply, and sales heavily Made at k reduction in price of about 4s. per quarter.-- , Barley at' less.—Malt -is cheaper.—Witite Peas also.—Beans of the two kinds at lower ptices—owing to the very large . arrivals of Oats this trade is again quoted loWer. Floarinclines downwards semiliAL snisismci AI smut IVheat, ", os. Ms. ll4s. Deus, SIM Fine dins; 1004104 k T liLyei 465. 52.5. • 45‘_525.04. , . , the difficulties in ale . way, tbe lOstuize is; that it'? ithiss7 ll relool- Ea . . has been gctt up so well. Masher . .aintaxi; Was ad iettsabeffea . rmil L 11142. excellent Cupid. Miss KELLY was ft very intarelciieel A sak 5 - Ciai&reta. Mr. Ribliorr, in the Nita - Mr. - Lautaaf; ‘;;;Zp ito , ... ' as Casderda's eiketket, aatkall'tbb qt*, •. , Ortheri;, r:V lal i V1 116 ° 1 3 t li i :Zik-, gave to their Arend fill-tfie: , . 'lricb they le,- - .111:111; ':./ , t i '‘., Were *iscepaßac '.- 7U bkilio44 ;• , ; chi' la a k l i" b --• • ..: . ;1 1 . ortabli ' fit. • , • ' -,,, , •ii d :IA riarip-441. 1,1 Messi.)ll( s?J• ' 4 ,, getwarest,lerie ..-. : 11 " A ll il l tri l t 4 I pid 41 , ::::4 .% 1 • I 4 1,911 ( .34 1;,'?1 ,e. 114' . -55.y...4 . . s . 0 viii 0.% ,Iplr k .. c %.".^1 1 0 4 4, .2i ... , .: ' , it ...lei.* Y.'6)3 0 , 1 ' a 1) N'• "1-` qVir'lX*-'