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1 9 I ' I la l i I N I 1 PRANCE. PARIS, JUNI ii. An °Eclat letter from Ajaecin, dated lone 4, Sates the capture by furprize of an Englilb vefrel of four large guns, and 57 men, which Admiral Num.'s', whufe fquadron was near Sardinia, bad fen; to the macre coaft of Corfica. to receive recruid, to be delivered by crimpy. The correfpnndence of the Englifb having been difcovered. Mr. Seam, a Captain of Corfican chareurs, got him felf received on board the Englifh veffel, with tai foldien, whom be pretended to have enlifted for the fervice of England, and at the moment when the vellel was heaving up Sschot. Cape. Saint and his fuppofed recruits, on a fignal agreed on. feized the Englift Captain and his erem whom they made prifoners. The trail was kilt to Dallis, where it has arrived. JOLT I. . The following are the expreffions employed in the .extranidioare Piotta of the Count de Lite. againfi all that has been done and is doing is France, Glace the rennion of the States General : •• PADTEST Of Till COUNT DE LILLE. . 0 waaaaw, ;vat 6, t foe- A , In affinningthe title of Emperor, and attempt- Hg to reader it hereditary in his family, Bo has pet the teal to his oforpation. This new a& of reveletioo, where every thing from its origin has bees nen and void, cant weaken my rights; but being accoaatable for my conduit to all Sovereigns, whit& rights are not leis injured than mine, and whoa dresses are Outten by the dangerous principles which the Semete *Perris hie tiered to pablills—accoontabie so Trance, to my family , . and to my own honour, I lisaeld 'ereafider myself as betraying the common pale, were Ico keep filstOe on this oceafims. I de days. then. *ter having renewed my proteßations assail all the ‘al sets which, from the opening of definite' Genera! ei France, bane led to the alarm ng affie in which Prance and Europe arenow invol., •-•1 declare. in the r o r d efrce *all the Sovereigns, disk far from *know ' the Imperial title that bier/lave has received from - a Body which has not 1 lepielseare ezifience. I rota as well againfi that Bide as all the febfeceent ails to which it may give felsels,s'o.- eledeser. The Emperor is perfectly fatiified with his par = .rlortainbleau, and the Bate of the Militar y He begin the infpernion of that fchool by the serfeharge ofnrms. and the different manwuvres of the infantry. which the young people catented with the greateft precifron. He then ordered them to iiiicharge artillety, &e. and quellned them upon tbe different parts of militar io y equipage, as well as the names of the different purees of cannon. He then few them work at the batteries. which they themrelves coniruded, and qnellioned them upon all the different parts of a battery. They next un derwent an examination in all the different chiles of osetketnatics. biting. geography,. &c. His blejetiy thee ordered the more Alm to give an *count of the method they partied in teaching ; prefcribed small alterations ; quefiioned (event of the scholars, is order to aline himfelf of the advantage they wiped from the ;Mimetic's, of the Schema. His Malefiy Laded to General Ilse aaaaaa . the Com tiandanr. and to the different Officers, the (*tibiae- Soo he felt, at teeing his intentions& well ful fi lled in firatort a period of to wee. His MaJeAy trawled Melon, ands large portion of Li Brie, to dine with Marfhal AUG Ia a au, who had prepared (nine brilliant fire-works, and an alumina tine in his path. His Majelly fatisfied Itimfelf of the great quantity of grain that was in the barns of La Brie. as well as the abundance of the approach ing harvelt. This convinced him of the neceffity of the export which be had permitted, in order that the farmer might not be dikouraged by the low price of corn. His Majelly arrived at Malrnaifon yellerday at elite o'clock in the morning.—Moakein.. The Emperor did not come to-day to the Thula. Wish neither was there any review of the troops. General Menne. and M. finalist: Purr, are tip. ptnned principal officers of the Legion of H snout. id list.inv mt.'. Peale& of Name. is alto made a member. It is raid that his IMPERIAL MAJIITT has point ./ out the cities, whofe Mayors are to :Mitt at the tetenvinial of his taking the oath, conformably to the 1.4 ad Article of the Senatus-Confultum of the se o rea l. They are thirty - fin in number, and are as ollow : Paris. Lyons, Bourdeatie, Toulnufc, Meriting% Bruffels, Rheims, Nantes, Rotten, Dijon, Nice. Strafbourg, Grenoble, La Rochelle. Orleans, Amiens. Anvers, Montpelier, Ai x-la Chapelle, Ghent, Angers, Alsaandria, Caen, Befaneno. Geneva, Tu rin, Nancy. Haynie,. Tours, Clermont, Lille, Ren-I nes, B , urges. Mete, Liege , and Ve rfailles. The Elattlefnake, of which there has been fo much talk, is arrived at Paris. The battle of the sail of June, between a divifion of the Eatavian flotilla and the enemy's cruifers, has been regarded by all military men with great intention. The Batavian diviGon was composed only of :7 gun boats of the (wood chefs, each carry. in a 14 pounder, and two pieces of tmall calibre. The 24. pound, rs were for the firll time used. The crews conducted themselves in the moll perfefl man ner in this engagement. The order of battle of she divifion was fir ogle maintained ; it kept up a wt.y regular fire, and the enemy foon retreated. The wit.d, whi,!• blew from the north-raft, (stored a rolling fee witch proved very inconvenient to nut wails. An Englifir brig IoA its bnwfprit ; a frigate i.s main-yard ; and a fehooner brig its main MA The flotilla entered triumphantly into ()fiend. and !rectal of the enemy's vetels returned to England to he repaired. We had only eight men kiiled, and ,ne we'd nightly injured.—Alerentr. Tat 111 AAAAA L Of rite IMPIRED 6111111ADOTTI. TO Till MIMI. - - - " H ead (marten, Mt Hammy. p.m.,. - w. is. rn.rth. Follies • IlidillserHis Istrsosos hioss•ov. 4. IHMlrerfOl arta ate the e. wer.s..l et the w o ws Hanowor. has rusindsrly sha to sr owl to your l lhal Nal. with *afore, the m.- ..s *, uport we. sad tlo yoo. on row pen, defuse the em.. .o Isarkwas s wife soh pothstai Goostoonenc—C,aotiose fe .4wdeClbt •. she oposissail . It s yur Chiefs sod arm wait to I. .4111 to the hamar which s ohms shoesdherised she French Cherie, for ever. do refert hood which hos fairoJ ✓r ertuntry It ogiures so your behove the fossesty at yew pro. •-ty• yourfel es the recomposes sf your Service% and to all R . :s4 ppy old sins Repos. wish yose 0010411. aa.t au —1 ties.. bores--Lcom tlee aes Listaa•a.--Atriegmr. JIM 1. The Generals of Lovifions,_ St, Ifittatat. D AMNS, Le , Strout. Astosisos.v, sl'Hatre. roux?. and MAC oar * and the General of Brigade Dumont, have been nominated principal officers if the Legion of Honour. Jut.? 4 . The Official Journal hay to day Wetted 1111 article. in reprehenfion of one of our moll camped daily papers, the Pmbfaille at the lame time that it pre cedes to confider its editor as a man of fettle. and the perfons ititerelted in it as refpettable people. The articles in it, which are (*deified and contradithel in the official paper, are Rated to be the fidtions of Ger man journals, inserted by the procurement of Engliat agents. They are the following s " 'Mat great changes are to be expelled in Italy ; that the Papal States will undergo a partition. in which Cardinal Fascia will take a part ; that the Rom of N will retire to Sicily ; and that the Minifter of State, Arrow, whom he had difiniffed from his Cabinet, was on the point 6f being relfored through the influence of a great Power. "That the Ps.irwile, I mt months ago, had inferted an article, Rating that a treaty had been enneloded between the OT roman Peeve, by which the Mores was ceded to France; the confequence of. which was, that the French Ambatador at Connentipople, Baum', was act a little forprifed when the Seimory , if State of the Sublime Porte. towboat tb* Windt. Papershadbcen carefully eommanieated,ikewriti Nt to him and rold . hint that what they containitrlin.:' tire to the Morea, had oceafirrised a fufpiiiims *IC France intended to feize that country. • " That the Court of Vienna. Come months age. from what was contained in the French journals. thought that France was about to fend &Mon men to Italy 8 and France. had Qe credited the, Getman Gazette., might have believed that the Court of Vienna was fending 60,000 men into Sus. bla. When, however, inquiries were made to direr wer the fource of theft reports, it was 'found that the German journals had inferted them from nano feript communications received from Fiance, and the French f rom communicatires of the fame kind received from Germany ; and that both were paid for by Englilb agents. The audience of Foreign ',Snifters did sot take' OK* Inft Sunday, as was expeilled, sot was there , any r:view of the neaps. Per kluillusON. Jobs 13...0e11112i }ISOM MIA I as. •g obtained leave of alifence from his Govern.; ' n en • previous to his departure. accredited aid- pre-: 1111 tented to Prince CZARTOIIIII, RIVALSpiIb Cbarg, d'Affaires at our Clurt.—Meaireer. Joys 20.—The EMMA'S, it is faid t - wat, accompany the Emersion to Baden, as (non as ms is] recovered from her lying-in; their Imperial MaJetties will then proceed to the camp at Pell, and from thence to that which is to be loosed in the wish bourbood of Prague. • By what we can learn, Count COSIIITUL -is re appointed our Ambaffador to the Fientili ernvern• tricot. An Envoy Extraordinary will alfo fen off' very &only. to congratulate Bo on his affumption of the Imperial dignity; it is afro Paid, that a particular Minifler of the Em mina will be appointed to ADA at the coronation at Paris. FIA/ICILVAIT. jl/111 ay.—The fitting of the Ger manic Diet on the t 8:h of this month !rafted over. as was expelled, without the protocol being opened on the fail nose of the Court of audit. The atreitations made by the French on the lei ritories of Baden in the month of Match were not even mentioned in the fit, irg, which we. fixed lie receiving the votes on that fubjee. This deliberation therefore may be confr dered as definitively yet efide. In confequence of eon. 6dential overtures from the French Charge d'Affaires at Ratifbon, a certain concert on this fubjett mule have been entered into between France, Atiltria. Pruffia, and the Elettotal Court of Baden. Thistle. port. which is very probable, teems to be confirmed by the frequent conferences which have Irren held at: Ratilbon on this affair by the Minifters of the (aid Governments. PARLIAMinTART PROLEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TiIURSDA Y. JULY Is. The fries Additional Defence Nil went through a Committee of the whole Houk, without Wanda, or amendment, and was afterwards reported. The Kilwastien Family Probes Bin was read a third time and P' ll:ounrd were beard. et Come length, relative to the Seem Ay tai, James Arras v. James Kerr and other,. After which the erthee hearing was adjourned till en marrow. The Iligs imat the table were forwarded in their Gwent *ages. Among there,the Id& County Peace, the Irish 'Qat' linty, end tic Hackney Caul Reg .latian DAM were repedively teed a le aned time, awl earnxiihred for tamworrow. Cosh stitimTV SILL. Earl STANHOPE moved the Order of the Day for the fecond reading of this Bill; which being read, his Lordthip obfcre:d he had given the Hale to un derhand, a day or two ago, that he was hoilik to the Bill, and in that itifpoluton he flail remained. He had read many hundreds of Bills and Acts of Par liaments, and neva. among the whole, encoometed nee like the pretent—it was turd olmiitakes and blun ders. As to the fubjett of the MU, that it was one of the greatell tnipot taoce, and deterring the molt &Tinos attention of the lit al:t,he believed there would be but ot.e opinion on, and likcwile, with terpell to the profeffed ohj . cet of the Bill, which was to make Corn and Giffin cheaper in the Country ; but it would be worth emptiting whether that end could i.ot be attained in an eafiLr and better way than in the mode prefented by the Bill? He repeated, the Bill was pets s:rut Kith blunders and mittakes, and were it puffible their Lordthips could par. a Bill fo framed, theft Would be another BM pieties'. even be fore the end of the kffion, ter explain and amend it ; and in iliultration of thefe points. his Lordthip re fereed to the various modes of cakulating by Englifh and bah currencies in different parts of tba Bill, ex hibiting a fpecies of arithmetic fo confuted as muff produce a correfponding effeß. As things Rood at Ardent, he &cold looped( that the Order for the Fe , cowl reaslii.g of the Bill this day be difeharged and renewed for Monday, and that the Lords be funs , ',toned tor that day. No -ppi.fitiott was made to the Noble Earl's am tion, Mid it was ordered accordingly. IsibOLV6llll DIBTrALS. Thh &U %tin, rn tl.e ammo of Lord WA SINGHAM. rc.4l • fecraitt time ; and, on the enia. lion of the LORI) CHANCELLOR, oho bad-coa. terra a miser* or two with the Duke of Clarence privately on the fubjea.ordered to be committed for Tuefday On the tuition for the Commitment of the Bill being put. The LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the Wool. fad, and Wetted. that the Bill was one of peculiar importance. The Bill, however, had been rather (insularly circurnitaoced fince its brit appearance in that Houle. Many of their Lordihips were ignorant that loch a Bill lay upon the Table. There did not appear to be that necefary degree of communication and underilanding between the promoters of the Bill hi the other Houle of Parliament, and inch of their Lordlbips as may be inclined to fupport it in this. It appeared to him that the Bill would have been without a particular (importer in that Houk. were not the illultrious Duke (Clarence). pleated to take it under his protation. and he was happy that his Royal . Highoefi Cossetted fuck a diaant day for its comnottnent as Toe ay. as it appeared to him the Bill could not confolently be paired by their Lordetips without great alteration and coaderable amendoients. After a few words from the Earl of WEST MEATH, du Tuition was pot, and carried as above. HOUSE OP COMMONS. 41311N11UPON rreferte4 • Perkier from He Lord slim, maikstogib a Leedom, since" that the Prikoiers right • bcrfroeurid few dus Poorer Coierser, whit* ores se pram is 11.01 mod& Tbe Peckham ess received. end leave given to 'Mark a Nik secturding to ks reran The Ulf weather brought f► ad rads Ilea thee, rod ordered or he toad • faired tins to- morrow. The leoimo AMbimetal Pores Iteelasedso 11111 was teed a tacos/ doe. mod *Wee/ en be comemettel to werross. A Hew Wilt was ordered to be Slued it the Medias of a Mew kr el Pribmetot :or Salt, tits room of lent John Thyme, who has upped the Moe of Vlce•Cbasnlwriebt to hie Malety. The Susi* Vets of Credit. aad Cada/me/ hod BOK wctv egad a letooll time. me ordered to be essmatitted w.meeow. The arida Mem DM wad cotansistol Report tortbarrovr. The elven Cesemwalsocrs MS was coaseettod. Report to. morrow. Tbe aid Sena Mete NI war read s Wad. time sad Oki rod orders! Ile Loyalty Low BIM was beereilu la, read allot. to be rod a frosidebas atoasstew. The Iride Trader/ Mb 11111 tree read a food doe. sad or *rod to be eoutemitted toiserrow. Mr. HUoItIODON primed a LII! of Aesooots skirl bad beta Mimed the Orarytroare Acersoot du Amy. Or ders! to Sees the Told.. The Lottery Bill Wee repertal,ttee Avenshorats wore sdeptst, and die lid woe ortkrrel to be read a rbird date tremens Tire Loather Meatdadarere t Bid wee poralsed i matt se- ISOITOW. STIMOES BOURNE bangle M a 111 ee arab Awed. eau wale weak* bee tais Comm, Ia bait t any we Sett ea tat ashaasa Maas. New Pr...ideate. /se. am a••• a Gle. sad swami so as rug a fesewd time wassetow. LANDS evacuees mit.. On the motion for the feeond reading of the Addi tional Defence Lands Putehafe Bill, Mr. GILES °Netted to the Bid. in as far as the Lords Lieutenants of Counties were concerned in this vocalism The Lards Lieutenants of Counties were OS eers of the Crown. and therefore dappled to fa vour the Crown. It was no defence of this to fay that it had been done before. If any thing wrong was done it ought to be correaed, and not ufed as an or piment for additional abufe. In his opinion. the Magilirates of the Camtnties, altembled at the Clem., &Sion.. would be the perform moll proper to elver cife the parts affigned by this DM to the Lords Lieu tenants of Counties. Here the SPEAKER interfered, and ohferred. that the Honourable Member was nut of order. This objeeion would properly come in when the Bill was i n a Committee. This was the doge for difeuffing the pt ine i plc of it. The Bill was then read a freoed time, and ordered to be commit tedio. morrow. 111115/1 Tll/1/1 WITH vawrnn a. On the motion of Nte. Fasten. the }loafs refolved Rich into a Committee no the Ad for regulating the Itith TrtJe with Nes Ctundlentl. The Srsaeta h 41111114 left the Ch.iir, Mr. FOSTER nhierved, that the Irint Trade with Newfoundland deceived eneomAgement. He witted to put it orr the fame footing as the Trade of Great &ruin with Newfoundland. The places where Salt was twined to NerfoundLind from Ireland were Wateriord, Rois, Cork, and Limerick a little. The Itcflutions he would tl.erefore move were— a. That the Salt reported to NewfountUand fel/ratite ports above soottlone4 Arnold he free of Joty. . . - • a Iba else sale imported i“to 1114 e perm mod hamtdiattly ta ?mud to ScurfoundLukd. &mad bc plird frac at duty 'Mere 16.63116" n. was agreed to. the Hoag re turned. And the Report wit ordered to mti row. IRIEN atVENUS. On the motion for ;hr fecund reading of the Irid • Resent": Rk F ul..ti , n, Bill, Mr. 1W 1C• ANSON did not wiai to oppofe the Bil!, but as it was one of great importance, he thought that the Hoide ought to have it completely before them before it was read a fe•oni time. He would, therefote, fuggeß that the Bill ought to be printei before it was read a ficand time. Mr. LANGFIELI) olio waited fist delay, as he had letters Irons many pertons who thought that they ought to be allowed to confider the Bill befote it was read a fvemd time. Mr. FOSTER undallond that the Bill would be primed tu.night. He would, therefore, with that it fhosild be read a (*coed time tn-night, with - a view to its Wog committed to-morrow. If. however, the Hon. Gentleman (Hutehinfon) Ihould °Nee to it, he would not refufe to pottpoise the commitment of it till Saturday. The SPEAKER, in anfwer to what fell from Mr. Langfield, raid, that sus Petition could be Admitted AgAiiiil any Tat Bill depending in that Hours The Bill wa, then teed a fecoud tint, awl ordered to be committed to-morrow. 'limo IPIIIIT waaiwoussio. On the motion fur the feeond reading of the Ili& Spirit Warehouling Bill. Mr HUTCHINSON 'tithed for force deLv. The datilkiss in Irelmid, he underdood, were etiniidera bly alarmed at it. ♦nd certa;nly ought in be Allowed fosse time to confider it. It was direCtly contrary to the As of Uhins, and liable to many ferions ch isel:um& Mr. LANCFIELD made a few otifervations on the fame Ede. Mr. Posen was proceetFog to reply. when M r . Ho ?CMOS*, more.) that die lin.ife be counted. Simile's were accordingly ordered to withdraw, sad the Houk was taunted. Orli 39 Members %cm prckst, and r►e Hoeft of courts adjourned. LONDON. Review of My. Asoseeves's Adoldlleeilwa to•weerse. IRIDAT, JULY !j. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK Cad he My szif—Rsehool sif-.oaueloes sf peas. 4 la. Cate. 741 9—eil FS etSH-4frw alta PRICE OF STOCKS YES FIRDAF t 3 pa Cent Rol 044 sing AO& sei 3 per Ccnt. CaoL Asa. ha Jolla Eadaa es • se. dif. 4 Per Can. MO Subs. Ella, par ea pram 5 pee CAM Nay 'if poi !t Omaises 50 pas s per Cali. ups pif Cali he see. Aft We learn by an account at Lloyd's. that a Dutch Admiral, with three fail of the line, was at the Cape of Good Hope on the t ttls of Aprit—The Drips were much in want of men. and otherwife in no condition to put to ka. Private Letters. brought by the Denial Sip Ne eds Large Antal', arrived of Dover, bate, that the left China the 9th January lei; that the Erb India Fleet se►e me a he tiftoched for 1q1.14 till news of the enemy's lquadron bad been received. which was hourly capetted. No intelligence had been brought of Lososs's Squadron being in the Chinefe Seas. ApFehenfions for the fafety of the Woodford were entertained. as the bad out wired w hen this (hip failed. As we know the was•under Convoy of a Ship of War, thofe fears, we 'Tuft, are w ithout foundation. Enna of a Letter from Canton dated the 9th of January, rilo+- 14 The Eaa Isdiamen and Country Ibips will not leave China till the tit of February ; the names of the Country Odin, are the Carron, tKia Harrow, Ardeifen, hfinetva, Royal Charlotte, Mi nerva, David Scott, and the Friandatip, for Bons. bay ; Rolla, from Botany Bay ; Neptune and Gine. well, for Madras ; lehaegems. and Lord Caalereash, for ditto and Bombay, and ;6 Eel; India Company's fps." Paris Journals to die yth. and Dads ones to tbegth imbibe ben arrived. foam extra& from which am given is the preceding columns.—The atoll import ant piece of kuelligence is what relates to the meet. lag of the Diet of Ratans on the tith of Jose. The Protocol oa the lan Note of the Emperor of aorta was not opened. thmigh that was the day ap pointed for it.—ln the Mettismr is intoned a paper which few would have cape/led to find in that mob lication--the Protell of Loots XVIII. under the charatler of the Count de Lott.. spina the stomp ties of the Imperial dignity of France by Boaarsars, as well as the defign to attach it to his family by an hereditary ettablidtment. I Tat Lorrear.—The Gentlemen whn intended to bid for the enfuing Lotteries waited by appointment on the Chancellor of the Exchequer. fefterday morm ing, in Downing-nreet. Mr. PITT informed them. that the Bill now before Parliament authorised thrift Lotteries, containing in the whole 80,000 Tickets, to be drawn at periods to be fixed on within the nest twelve mrsnths; but that it was his intention to dile pofe of them feparately,• and this morning was Axed on to receive the bidding for the firft Lottery of swan Tickets. to begin drawing the laft week in September. The fecond Lottery is to confilt of the fame number of Tickets as the tint, and to commence drawing in January, tens. The thirds of 30,000 Tickets. to be drawn in April or May following.— Ten days drawing. each Lottery, two days in each week : the numbers not to be encreafed as has beets the enaom of late years. The perfons who went to the Minifter have returned, and Wks. PVLIATI. Ler, and Co. have taken the Lottery at 141 ies, 6disrr Ticket, for 25.000 Tickets. MIIRRIAGE or East. Mossy auto Tar C 02111121 or Lotroon.—Yeftertlay was the lnng.wiibed for soil happy day which united the gallant, liberal, and amiable Earl Morals to the rich, young, and lovely Counters of Looms. The Marriage was folemnized at the minfi rn of Vircouotefs Pill Tn. in Grofvenore fipiare, by the Right Rev. Father in God the Biomes of Lannon. A Nobleman of high rank had been previoully fixed on to give away the fair bride ; but ' his Royal Highnefs the Passes of Waits honoured the happy pair on that memorable meetings, as a token of the great elleem he entertains for the brave General, his mnil dittingoilhed friend, The ee l:l6 mony was performed at eight o'clock in the evening; and f..on after nine the amiable couple departed La the Bride's travelling chariot flr Hampton Court. where the happy couple mean to fpend the time which the Noble Lord can be (pared burn his duty, 3 1 commander in Chief in Scotland. The Counters ;accompanies him on his returr. to Edinburgh. The match, although in appearance a firddesone, has been determined on for a confiderable time.—. The Bride. Maid. were Lady BALCIIIIIM4 Lady E. Llonsaet. Hun. Mils D1V11168001% and Mift A. MUNIAT. The Bride% drefs was extremely elegant ; a plain whits nautili; gown, with rich point Lace &eves, trimmed with the fame round the neck ; a rich white Patin pet ticna•, a *hits Patin bonnet, a beautiful deep white Beards veil s and Bated. cloak. The followisg we.c the dal ingnifltcd redone' pretest os the occafia.r. f l'lm 1 sixes of Waits, Nan of tr. Ausasit, Marquis of lA' A , Ceartude Ha aawieses lad el 3 AAAAA us. ........s .- RAISCSILSAS, Lied Mateevsa a. • Lady MASA. •-,-.. faresM, s- A. M. STAMM* - BAs ' .... Z. LtrosAt. .... ST. 11 , .....- A. M . -- 0 I AAAAA DRS. .m....- HIATSCISTS, let &atm Sarre. ' .. TeTS, Skirs.Klllsimilf. ..a... A BaamireT, —' l'. SNS•IO4.BI, Kea. MIL DaysescoN3s ...... SAINST, Ac. ke. Mat Mitemsas, Sus The o:mpas, were entertained by a small Route and Solyer.—The Prince departed loon after ekes" o clock, after which the rem a i n d er o f t h e CoMPaar withdrew, the majority of whomaattended Lad? tia•asmorme's Rnut. Lady MILSOUSIII alto tan a RI and route o n th e mention of the marriage , w ich w s attended by the Panic. t:f Watas, mod a sumo state company of the fathintrahlc world. r gin. £Bl cow bee Chg for • .BLI !hip voy fro' Aa .. Pal and Bo arta t - ad 1 , 61 iPPI .Ikl f at • in 1) to