Star. — London, England, 1815-10-26 00:00:00

Ni AMP. - .._.. ARMY IN PRANCE. ruby last a most splendid review took pl ace i n 'lain of St. Denis, of about 35,000 British and ,verian infantry, and between 3 and 4000 ca. including the Life Gu :rds and Oxford Blues. Duke of WELLINGTON, attended by a most au. is and brilliant Staff, came on the ground about 1 o'clock, and immediately rode down the line land g.4110p ; the bands of the different regi. struck up as he passed ; never did his Excel appear to greater advantage. In a few minutes ,ers we re given, and the manoeuvring con]. ; the Aides-de-Camp were seen flying from skim to the other, All was bustle, the carriages 3niaotts spectators retreated rapidly before the .; but when the Life Guards made a full t ;, e effect was at its height ; never could any ccav , y a greater idea of their force. No serious 7At occurred—one young Gentleman had a tsc.ipe ; his horse reared, and fell back up:t him, but he was not much hurt.— 11:1.1., General Sir L. COLE, Colonels HER. n j coNcitcyc, were amongst the most conspi ,rtive characters of the day; the troops looked tsTil, and performed manouvres with their ~,r ate d co:erity. Amongst tie distinguished preseiit, we noticed the Duchess of BED. ;::e L MONTAGUE, Countess of KIN. 13:sTI:R. as equestrians ; Lord and C.!sILERLAGII, Mr. DRAKE, the Miss OGlL and a nutuerous assemblage of the most ele !;.! British Ladies that ever graced Fsavice. The thty was :let ulially fine, lio! nor dusty, and the line of troops, which rd as tar a. the eye could reach, presented Which nothing ever excelled. Fteld-tvlar- IVI:LnE, and a number of Bavarian and „ II Oiliccrs acre prete:it, and appeared to . notice dy the great movements ore,tatA, by the dlus- WELLINGros. ,r,‘;‘) of t!ie 2d 13,ittalirn Ffkl, R^gi nose in Pottse3 Bart:tcks, are vxr...czed sgiortly narw t. , j(-in tl.e Ist Battalion at i iadrAs. renal c the 3d Roy 11 N'eLer.n) Bat at 'eelit in Edinlpirgil Castle, are uu4cr for Orkney, Fart George, &c. _ _ _ H. n. Czsmi CoLot.m. (Al, Chief Justice of d, cArne honit in the GALATEA, and the 9.;c1 Regiment, urid, r the command of wi Ems , . The remainder of t!:e It‘t;iment, ird the Tyne ir.inport, separate d ircm the Tf. A the third day alter ltavitig Newfoundland, \s since arrived At Pottsort.th. tact of a letter from Part Louis, Mauritius. This Island is vow in all the bustle preparation ; Lord Nutria has applied for 3 :i.itary reinfurcefrer.t ff-rn this ga:r:son iu l uence of the protracted seal fare with the Neipani aaineers, and the apprehended revolt of s- me (A p;:vecrs of Hiod.fostan. Toe bl'Llt, with smpaines of the 12th and 22d, are nadir Ant:vary( rs(l7.:f k aim. Colonel K LATINO to the command as liflgad , er-Generai, f LUKER will lead the flAnkcrs. Pethaps a -y of men never took the field. They are ex , sail iu the course of a few days." COURTS MARTIAL. Horse Cluar:S, Oveber 12, IRIS. a General Court Nl..rtf .1, held at Cawnpor: , Indira, on the 4th Novenit.er, 1844, enct subse , days, Li. tr.liant R. M. GILLY, of his Majesty's R:.giment cf Foot, WAS tried upon the follow:fig -e, or s:ar, Alan( anti infamonq conduct, unbecoming the en -01 an olac, r arld a get:tit:may, i haying gro pr,ya; J. g A •• rs,o-nce at t Ceorral Court Martial wh,ch a • :d a: t in the mouth laq, for amt, trial of :: ...tot •C, :tto. of Li. ;V1.1 . j:•4t)*6 1.;7t1t Regal:eat, •.uch t ; ty tit, it jur:ous to tf c service, and in r t ii.r Attit ,:t to %Var." tch ct...irge the Curt Martial found the T (.111Ity, and therefore adjudged him to be itaich s..ntence has been approved and w d. Hcrive Coactls, July 15, IRIS. G Cnurt :i.tl, hel,l at Bomb .y on ith iii y. IS anti on subsequent days, Lieutr 11.LJAM ocf.TT, of t} c 47Lh Rqimentot Foot, t:‘e following charge, viz. .c.itublous, arc! infamous conduct, such as 13 clia.actir of au offrer and a gentlttuan, in the Er.r It , nn or .tlinut the lath of June, roliel!,• , J 1 411 , • l'oi;chiuion to 1 rret all pa. , 'tiff, rr t res, and by I.i ter:taut hiurcitiwrits to agree to 11.1 V on terms And trieLdsh , p wiih hint for the fir ure, an 1, after • .11. , b?‘: and lanoliar intercourse, trot. lug the rvilrtei b ; : 1 the ath (July, 181 a), an.l ,01. ' do olsunr. the good urdcr•ta , iilt: g lie hod so lately req or.cg Lieutettarn Hutchinson to kilbt hitn. `z. lot Liviriz pledged hi. word of honour to ht.tjor Cheyne a , rde II hostile designs living Lit.thenant ic the f „ lr.tviegm. , rnivg bre.diing so serious an t rigagentent. 4 . fir :11Vi: 41'101-t upon duty, on the morning IA the Sth •—• 1 ! Y, lb, 4). >tut to challenge en:an llutettinson, •:: •-• r, to lit,ht a duel, in breach of the Articles of War, of nun order and mint:try disupline." • '4ll;tii charge the Court ft und the prisoner • y e.:e all Os ant of the charge, as set forth in tzveral "iaq.ances, and sentenced hire to be dis. fr.ni his l‘lajesTy% service, which sentence acd vinfirmee. Ict” from litax (N. S.) dated September 5, Ater a witrcr tinprecedented for severity .71 America, bus succeeded one of the moat ex itS()!lS ever remembered in the province Scrnia—th•: rain and fogs having been inces it, ;aid that ton at a time ot- the year usually re irk,,ble fo r thy and w.irm we..ther. The come. 'rves to the country, therefere, ale truly deplorable. 'e lad; are overflowed in every direction, and the de4airing of the %heat and corn ever ripen have proceeded to cut down the same in their ! en age ks fodder for the cattle. The potatoe 'Ps ha ve been much injured, and very little hay . 'ed. fruit has been nearly all destroyed. The rbour is tilled with ships in a disabled state, upwards t wenty vessels o f diff erent d escr ip t io ns b e i ng no w mr.here, many of t h em w i t h out a mast s sr spar niginmg.). la~'.4L iN ELLIG~:Ivc.E. MA 11.3; Aim. aut. A na . a nt. Dublin . - 1 0 CAI; -- • 0 0 Waterford -. 0 $ Malta .. . a 0 Guernsey and Jersey 1 0 Fiance -.- I 0 Holland - - 0 1 Hantburgh .- 0 3 nottcoburgb t . 0 1 Flanders .. . 0 0 Lisbon - .1) 1 con* Ina -. . 0 0 FALMOUTI T, CTOBER Astived the M.:clan packet, with a mail horn Co. runna, in sevrn days ; aod the Tom Brothers, %%ma : TON, from Dartnifintit.—Wind South. pLymou 11!, OC anlEa Arrived the Altred, Nicr.cimitvt, horn Brest ; the Amity, N:clioLL, from VOllO.lll, bomill to London, and the Horatio, l'ozen, grim Guernsey. PORTO/1011 114, OC Sailed his Majesty's Ship REGULUS CO the Eastward. DiiAL., OCTOBER 25. Remain the RE.sounce East•lndiarran, and the outward.bonr.d. C'.►rr.e down from the R;ver the LORD MELvtt.l.r, f: nn► Gl.tsgoW.—..Wind S.W. RANISQA re, OCEOBER Put is here far killdeer, tie Cankwakl, Harwell, Renown, Maley, and Pat Blaney, from London. —Wind W.S.W. fine and moderate. Poot.E, roam( 25. Put back the Liberty, KINO, bnuud to Newfoitacl. land, with masts fp: l/ .g and other Image; she met with very heavy weather. 1.111.1ZP:101„ OCTOBER 24. The Fame, Dt hcmisoN; from Archangel For this port, that was on shore near 151 a Sound, has been got off. One of the .i.►maica fleet, supposed to be the Outtest, put into Ramsay Bay the 21st of Au gust, 27 days from Halifax. G A VE6I: ND, OCTOBER 24. Arrived the Samuel, Law.., front St. Dontiwo ; Janc, 13 :yid um, fr.( Sliyrna ; Su.atirah, Peters, fron t • Antvevrn ;'I hree Friet.th, Walker, from Boutd. atec;. Good Verwagten, Kemp, from Rouen; CI , o, Lu.lir , Item Alafaga. Sailed the Ducken• Meld, N ou.l, for Jaitr.it a; Verus, Ord, for Gibraltar; M 4. rianne, Pushic, fur Elsitleur ; Thomas and Elcanor, Cowley, for os end. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS AND rnomoTioNs. Cal tain the Hun. T. B. Capri, to ronitnaLd Kitt°li, on her arrival at Portsmouth ; Capt. Wales. to the Chilileis. Lieut. nants E. Spat,ltott and G.Gaidner, to thr Myrini.lott ; Ed. Malone, to tlx Vengeur; R. P:icival, W. A. Jo •nston, I:enderson Thomas, Rte.', Langer, Gardner, Sharp, March, Crooke. and Willis, the falcon for rank; L e wi s . to t h e Sa racen; Pierson, to the Iphigenia • Wood, (t!) to the Niger ;Ogil vie, and W. Lloyd, to the Pactolt.s. Mr. Daniul LJVIS If .qvututed Assistant-Surgeon at Chatham Dock-yard. 11ALIFAX SCO I TA), SEP r. Is. The NAlteisse:., Hun. Capt. CIinFTON I SaiS iMiliOji.itely for Bermuda. The ARAB hi ig, 16 guns, Caps in JANE, was iu company with the above ship and Cie ActiAn in the late gales, and has not since been heard of. The CYDNUS, 3Sguns, Hon. Capt. SPENCER, is cruming off the Coast. The CANs , ) schooner, 10 guns, Lieut. CooKE, is in the Bay of Fundy. The AczAtt, 50 gnus, and JASULIft and l'E:.Pout brigs, are now in harbour. SIIPTEMITEtt 19.—Arrived his Majesty's brig ARAB, Capt. JANE, from a cruize. The following Notice has been posted up in the City : " Mansion-house, Ocobt r tt , Ittl 5. " Whereas a number or Seamen have ap:.li-d at 'he Man .1-,n House for relief, stating that they have vivid on hoard Its Ma jesty% shies of war, awl arc out of employ, and without ittvans of subsistence, the Lord Mayor has ordered the tollowiog st of Persions e s houren of tn. Majotty's Navy to Ise ctrculArd at tt•ls• • ty. in order that the provicost made by Govertunetit for vie!, r.ous maybe g• neraily known ; as well as mat Isis Maje,ty's , - .13.ps are directed at this moment to receive all such as are lit for service. Sttni e plx o roei i he 1)1 or - Itit ,v .0 . 1 hat r '; S' Cr .1 1 Alt:.'• l L:Ari 41.3 C lOci; ar!'e , Cl t ilt-,1l 17.1. 1 ,r ; 1 .y JP.t • fti 2 :r:rti ,: 3:oi t . s.T • au. .1 1.2. v ..... ... ......!.1 1 i .... - ..2e , ,- .i'a• ...I 1 7 .1 • i.:,i..t N.' wi Abet; t 'lt, II CM 11l ;- ver r:. t , Tne at 01 ...one! boar ',tart :1 lid!, EMI, ... 30 7 ~ ,7... , 1 !mu 1 , a .• , t Ir 1 nt d 7t 1 .1 R i-or ..• r of c in yi • .' led t t :e: ; .r.t.,l3Lt .r ..rh r Ur , , :1 ,t 'l I hit!' )I C, At • .1: :it! :if t• \ .:ds Et 4 ft. ;1. ~..t! )11t.w.; n-hi Kr.% t'. !I. . an „,i 16.1 Th. VI 1 , 1 Or 4 0 ; , ' ..ti..• v . .r. t, • ; Li t ! l '. C • ' i 11 lilt, 1 Lid urn ?... 1 ....t. it ' ma : 1 :•.g, Teti it . tv qi I c . I , ' ',III) r` ! tv 1. 1 171. PKNSION, TO SEAMEN IN MIS MAJESTY'S NAVY. " i'very St aolen who li is servi cl in Li 4 Maj, s•v' Navy for I 4 years, one third of winch as Able, will be taint!. LI to.: Pens,no of - - - £lO le 0 " Increasing tv,.•ry year progressively, until 'it shall _ _ _ • amount to - - - _ 27 4 0 " In athli• ion to th?se Pensions he will receive 11. t. f? fur every year tha• he has serve ! as a Petty 0 Ciet r of dr:First Class; tlicr,• ore, a person who has , 'recd 14 years 1$ a he.inian, and ' 0 yq..r , of they as a Petty . Officer •he First Class, will Le esititird To 18 4 0 " If Le has served -0 year., as a Seaman, anti I i of these as a Petty Officer of the First Class, he will have a Pension of 26 11 " Inc. ea-ieg in Tr.:pennon to :heir servitude, till it _amounts to £3t) and iywar.i.s lay orda• o: the Lord Mayor." We have received letters from Cadiz, dated Octo ber 9, of which the following is an extract : ‘. The nmment the heroic resolution of the brave l'orlier was known in this city, all the inhabitants were preparing to second his patriotic dtsins, and were titled with the same enihniiasm which impelled them to resist the power of Napoleon, dining a siege of three years. Nothing was to be seen but felicita tions and embracings. Every thing denoted that the minds of the people were ready for an explosion. Un iortunately; a few hours after the receipt of the happy tidings, the extraordinary express sent down by Court with all haste :strived, announcing that *earlier had fallen into the hatitk of his enemies. Two days more, would have barn sufficient for all Spain to have Ma. nifested her wished. Yet our hopes are by no means lost. This shock has only paralysed the town, which have not had tune to decide for themselves. flame thus confined cannot fail to break out with gteater 46 We are assured with certainty that Carthagena has embraced the party of the Coml. To.day this news is circulating here, accompanied with the ap plauses of the inhabitants of this place, and every thing announces we shall not be long in ittllowing the same impulse. Several other towns also of the Levant arc said to have risen in favour o; the Con-, stitutien, inspired by the example of Cartfu:gena.— This city is sr much devoted to pod institutiuns, that even the friars are Literales. The situation of the place, the excellent state of the fortifications, and the general odium the inhabitants bear to the despo tic acts of Fcrdin and and his Ministers, arc circum stances which will cause the insurrection to take deep root. You may have an idea of the spirit of the Car -thagenians by the manner in which they celebrated the day of San Fernando, in June law. 66 The hand-hill 'which auto uaced the theatrical entertainment was couched in such equivocal terms, that it rather appeared tike a satire against tire King than a compliment in the usual form. Its heading . WAS thus In order to celebrate the memo: y of our august Monarch, the new tragedy will be per formed of the Tyrant of L:srstardy, wkiich will be fol. lowed by the farce called the End of ihrTurkey, which you are aware is fattened and then loses has head ; the whole to conclude with a general Dance' of the off„ kilLittokk st tiAIEM the pritAte letters received from Newcastle state, that the combination amongst the seamen appears en tirely settled. At Sondeiland every thing was very quiet; they had never proceeded to the lengths of the sailors at Newcastle, Shields, &c. At the latter pits the colliers were getting under weigh, and pro ceeding to sea as fast as the crews could be procuri.d. Altogether about 4.0 ringleaders ILA been taken—!t) had been lodged in g:tol, and Aunt the same number woe on board the men of tv:o. in d.e river. Tae following letters contain some tut ther details : " North Shield 4, Friday Morning, October " The following Inca of war are now in Shields harbour, v;:t. Tartarus, 20 guns, Snake, IS, It!a/- wing, 18, Hearty, 11, Clinker, 14 1 Cadmus, 11, and Gri:)er, 12. They are well filled with 'mines. 66 Tuesday, merthiial to the Secretary of State IT the Home Department, was transmitted to Ins Grace the Duke of Northumberland. in order to he laid before the Cabinet, setting fort!: the perilous situation of the port of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The interview with the seamen on the Mb instant ended in disappointment to the public. 'Alter seemingly giving in, they became as tomultn us as ever On Saturday, erected a gallows of a triangular form, on both sides of the Narrow., and furnisl.ed one of them with a rope for a noose, as in the [nick Admiral Parker's time. This was done under the range 01 the guns of his Majesty's ships of war. ani of Clif ford's Fort. One of c:e Magistrates hr anham Was threatened, and brutally treated in cutting the rope 66 One of the sailors having heated himself in hast ening from Sunderland, after . drinking cold water, fell dowo deed. It is now discovered that the mis guided men have been administering unlawful oaths to each other, walking under a painted arch formed by two sticks. " Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday last, tvwards of 500 special constables were sworn in by the Magistrates acting for the East Division of Castle-ward. Kiny of them Gentlemen, substantial householders, ship-owners, wad spirited tradesmen, belonging to North ShielLis and their vicinity. The same has taken place at Smith Shields. " Some small vessels have been allowed to depart, by the Committee of seamen, from the port on paying the inch finite contribution exacted by them. When the money is paid, the ship hoists a jack at the main topgallant-mast-head. " Several of the boxes, containing the quarterly subscriptions for payment of seamen's widows and children, have this week had some hundreds of pounds taken out of them. Wednesday, the Royal Westminster regiment of Militia arrived at Sunderland by sea, and immedi ately matched trom thence. They are now in Tyne. mouth barracks. Tuesday a number cf field pieces, with ammunition, were sent from the deaot at isle..v. castle, to Tynemoutit Castle. _ _ " Thursday, one of the sailers (a mate of a ship) having broke from the mob, was sworn in a special constable; in an hour after, his house was broken into, door frames and all i.kstroyed, himself taken violently; after knocking down three or four of the ringleaders, he was mace fast by the middle, and hung on a gallows, at Low Lights, near the men of • war a atier hanging some time, his body (not much irjaked, except in the stluggic) was cut down, soused in 4 tut: of water, and tln.n allowed to walk amongst the breakers of the King's peace. a On Thursday morqing, abrut one o'cket, the ship It..,nown, of Solidi Shields, Mr. G. M. Cleugh, owner, (;.hen lying rt Messrs. Laing's dock gates, and adjqii.ing the dock and building yard of N. Fair ' I.ss, Lt;q.) win discovered to be on tire, and which it appeared fiad taken place in the forecastle. By the evidence of toever:il witnesses, who have been examined oath before the Nlagistrates, it seems quite certain iiiis vessel had been set on are by some base incen oi,ries, whose intentions happily were in a great mea.' We frustrated, by the prompt and able exertions of alt classes of the community, who speedily got the tire under, and thus saved the vesseLand other valua ble property adjoining. The cables, sails, kc. on hoard the Renown are entirely destroyed and the huU of the vessel much injured. Two boys who were in the halt-Jerk asleli, knew nothing of it till awakened by the people from the shore. The Captain of the Hawk, (11::nIcy), of Londrn, has given strong cir cumstantial evidence; his ship was boarded an hour before, by very suspicious persons, one particularly so. 44 A reward of 500 guineas is offered for a disco very of the incendiaries. Captain Charles' Cockerill, in his zeal in quelling the fire, had two ribs broke, And was otherwise much injured." Advices from M.iita op to the 26th ult. are received in town via Paris. The EUROTAStrigate bad arrived there wilt the Frynch Generals LALLEItA63 and SAN' ARV, and several other Officers belonging to BON APA RTE%suite. LALLEIIAND and SAIIIARY had been • It b rt ported in letters from Cadiz that an epide mic disorder had broken out there. and that the Cap. tain-General Lad died of it. The Master 01 St. John the Baptist. a ship of 400 tens, which lett Englat.d for Cadiz, writes that his, vessel bad been engaged, or rather seized by the Go vernment, to be employed as a transport tor troopi to South America. A number a other Spanish ships have heen compelled to undertake the sam.: und..r the like arbitrary circumstances ; but we do not owlet-stand that they are in a condition ins mediately to put to ,va, and we learn that a quantity of stores, which were. sent expressly to obtain an ad vantageous pi ice as auxiliary to such armaments, re mains unsold. A sorting sensation was excited at Dieppe a few days past. Two inea of i;eutlemanly appearance were taken beto.re the Mino.ter of Police, for circulating each of which appeared a countersign to the other. Oa one, was pinned, 64 venturous ! this moon may see the last ef our sort ow ;—Seven conselidated Brigades!—an effective lot ce of `'20,9C0, of Sterling Merit, and universal Ernie, ate' now organized by a neighbouring Government for tour re lief !" The other part of the Dill contained—" In three Ptiztis of 450,0 w, tour Plias of 4 . 20,000, which any Man, Woman, of Child, may Kahl by purchasing 'rickets and Slo ores in thi , State Lottery, before ith of Next Iktbtt!), as ..11 the i2artais may be then drawn, and the 4 value he tcceiv , ..d in Money, with all the ad- L vantage of due iti;t: in Lit, tkiabuve at;," THE ROCHESTER ITDES'74I2I4M r ---- TUFFEE has again cointr.eaccd his labour. IN *topped wal . ..ing on Ttiesday aftcrtioon, .tlyait ilra o'cLiek, as we yesterday statei, having gone OW 7 twenty.liva miles, having Imo seized with a ilienin.l - tic pain in his ri i .;lit kale ; bat the p tin we.l( IF. ...a I he sorted ai.a.n at tweive ye.:tei 1 ty, stilt itt . .p.,.; to 4ccomplish his' ti , k. At brit-past ai?.e it'd. - k ost tli . glit, he had wi:koti !linty tine riiltt. , . and was yliil at hit: Lth,nr, !Laing acr.).l:rlislied in all :cu. hundred and thirty-fern tri•les in tca dt:ys. Bets, howt-itter, arc ten to cute:!_ , inst !tin:. lit, i...ts y..t ( 0 .,.... - ..n dayi left of his ttate (1:.-ing , allow..d tv...wy•ont• c.I iys for the (toe t.n.a.t.and mites), so tlat to acc tm e i.fli his tisk he IVIS 51; miles (11:4t . ly) to walk each day. B MLR, Pl'6;..iT:llAN.—Tilis match ex. i;es an interest amongst the sportiog p...te.ry in tbsit Nit of K'mt v.•Ler;! Le resides t•ci tai to any it hitherto attempted. 11.•!s are at preen: in h,s fav , u 4 anti C6llllider.thle sums tt.tve been alr.!atiy Yosterday s ,o 1 ft..r two her MAiriTY, Pc. cortroan...d I y or! Prircesses anJ E; 11% atIIV:.'7; (2,tecit's PaLicf.! !Oh Tl!e ke t, CLP.r.tcxcm, Qt;r1::%; his It 1 4 S 'acts. la the eife:.ing ticr tinJr.stli bad a set: v.. pa:ly. His Royal Highness the Pit!xcE RE ,- Tu.r, attended Cene:.ll lokoo.,11:11.1 D, tired 1)! lay L :c Fliettre wi;ii his presenc • bst night, In witness .N! Admirable pCl torfm.itcS tilande ode, and the pepul.tr Farce of The ALigti.-. The Archdukes 'oii and Lcwts, wit. ti,eir rode out yesterday in tw.. of th° PiitNcE RI o x i's apat cartiages, through the Pants and in different parts of, the Metroi•ohs, At the entertainment Oren by the PittNee Rrora. on Tuesday night to the A:eh...hikes J 1r atui 1.te.15, there were present Prinre PAIA. EtifitEt , nazv, tte Austrian Ambassador, General of Caea!ry ; V.e Hereditary Prince of Hr - se *LI-maims: an .1 ids slit-, consisting of Liontenant-General of lntantry, P; :nee lhul.tr; Majnr-General of Cavalry, Prince Gi..,T,a vt's ; Major-General of Cay.'lry. Prince Ft:ROL:ANIL —The Duke GI CLARENCE, Eat! BATIIICGST, VisCOTrlt &MOUTH, Sir E. NAGLE, General lkoomflut.n, &e. Saturday, when the PIaNCE RECANT d ne-.1 with the Earl of LivearooL, at File House, a Gentieta :a lately returned from P..ris was introduced to ew his Royal H ghtuss the splendid robe which the Ls- Emperor of France wore at his muck Tiris superb covering of .ielf.t:sittnied Ro7alt y contain s 30 yards of the finest Genoa vAvet, rich:y tulded with bees, embroidered ingold.amunting in the whole to 363, the num'aer of days in the year, intert•persel with 52 Roman N's to answer to tit? w- kc in the ..atite period, exqnisitcly worked in gold and silver, alter nately placed. At the time BONAPARTE first were this magnificent dyes;, the train of it was suppor by four Cardinal:. That of Jusrpnixn la Ewe of the same costly materials and ingenious workmanship, with .double the number of I.,ces ; her trai- I was upon the same occa,,ior, suppportod by fur (2,4:.n:, a (he POPE plAced the regal Crowns upon their heads. Yesterday a Court (:f Directors was held at the East•lndia whet, Captain Lec:iNit:t ,:•oin into the command of the I.aLiy destine.: to Bombay and Gina. Yesterday a aillot %VAS held at the E-.st India H , use, for die Election of a Dirtctor, in t e r:ioas of AIIIIMIANI lteimars, Esq. who hricl cl!squ At six o'clock the Glasses were closed and deliverLd to the Scrutineers, who repcwd the numbers to be 541 in favour of bum Tuottxtrii.t., Esq. transports which have been s.)me time em. ployed in the Mediterranean, are ordered to return home, and will be discharged C.e service, by whici great expense will terminate ; the most r4id economy is to be observed in all dcp4rtments under Gov-rn ment. The Portsmouth, Portsn, and Gosport, Humane Society, have bestowed rewards on the f Thawing wa term% and others, for their prompt and strenuous exertions in the preservation of hin , in Crock lord, John Paine, Ai ;hut- White, Robt. 1! red, Jos. Burnett, Join Lewis, Richard Vine, Jas. Gutiv , !s, Edward Vole, Mark Gathers and partner, Chis., An- . derson, Chas. Heard, Chas. Bowen, kc. It is perhaps but justice to mention, that these met itoi ions persons have been rewarded thiough the exertions of Mr. Williams, the truly benevolent founder of the Ports mouth, Portsea and Gosport Ilumane Society. Mr. NVilliams has been repeatedly successful in the resus citative process; and to his personal exertions in par. ticular a sail >r, supposed to Ise drowned near Pot ts mouth harbour on the 10th instant, was indebted for his life. In the case of the soldier belonging to the 2d Garrison Battalion, who was drowned by the upset ting of a transpires boat about the same tinie, Mr. AVilliams zealously persevPred tar font hours ns the resuscitative proce-s, but without success. HUNTINGL•--Nfr. Wunds 111141 t, Sa turday, at Platt's Green. the Hatfield Hoods meet Thursday, at No Man's Land ; Saturday, at Warren Gate, at half past ten. The Essex Hounds meet oti Saturday, at Matching Green. `1::e Hert fordshire Foi Hounds threw off on 'Wednesday lase at a favourite cover, not far from Wade's Mill, a,:ii finding pretty early, had a It:volts •)1 net rid hour, when alter corning to a cohl loantiosz, th. y rallied and killed their Fox in about fi:ly A few days since the Gamekeep,.r on the Nl.inus of Clapton. Hall, Suffolk, was severdy wounded by the discharge of a spiing-gun, which he had hirn:elf set to annoy p:aelhrs. Last week, as a man of the name rf 13.i1c , ,m'), a paper maker, was wtestling with an , tlair mto at Lovil, he was tripped u:), and in Hinz ttokei b.ah the bones of one of his legs in so shocknis a manner that they came throng!) the At Ipswich Sessions, on Friby Lost, 15 persons were indicted for rioting and des:r , lll:,. , a Um cling machine, belongi,g to Mr. Rom', of Hulbrorek. They are to be tried tne neat Sys,ions. An appeal was heard at the Sonferset Sessions, aga 1151. an Order made by two Magi-tratcs, topt.r authority of the late Act of Parliament for stopping up unnecessary roads. In support of the ()Eder, it was shewn that the road in question begat! to be d;;- used 60 years ago, and that it had hten wholly Jble. *tinned for the last twelve years. The Bench con sidered the nonus.ige t!.e best proof of vie wit:smuts of the road, and confirmed the Order. r