Star. — London, England, 1806-09-16 00:00:00

r - dome W dm, Frotalb Woo a canal" . day I with Qfaclidaratioa cif war,' In tars of rafufaL ' It i‘ err. rain that Ilialleia * had act yet iitreoptai any thins' spirit aka tagliat w Calabria," as late as the last of /ova , . Villa* a Cabiali Clewed eras held at Lntd Gtei*iteihniiiiii - D44104: The Memban wara,. Lord Oeximialat, R. Ps TTY, Ears Sias. am. Mr. Wismar. UPI ca, sad Lord. Sts. soeTr. ntebiltia#4* tb!ft deliberation frogs tcrfaar...f A iIWIOO for Milk& IKOMT•OtiIt, at fere ma* *O. Asa fres la Adoiraisfaa taw* c eat kw at edema bialkagsr.war diffsachect ie the Part Aabwiril. as Plyraciatk NW?. ki• kw* - irt u t h i ng rai. , isolowslialla - I, own se other corps. to *ea feisitarka __---- - immteaill Ir► main - to be attached to a Oarrifot DiMindfaiii.'" Sir lons erseare, was centimaided the idea Acoops ni the late (After% Calabria, is the fon of Os fate areal nilill 8 1 11 1 •Wre .. .b° WilatorY c zehaitedos North tbellatifh at - lip North Ametic . Ser • Glafgfrgftt- ' ' ; iltiearr, 'who fo piab ta t = -Jandsled aof 11.101115ustki Is the toned' lie.•CATTea T. basstsobsat is Leith. Groom! . •Lord Cerecea ft . Ale Ma)elly's Com mander in Chief is North s ts tria, with :his los, the Hon. Cattain.fic want Sir Jena ANSTIOTIeTR, late Chief ju ice of the Supreme Cam at Calcutta, sad the'twolrfiffes AllsTetiTil It, have arrived at Sidi.. burgh. Mr. POIISOIIIT. the Nth Chancellor, arrived is yearn, an Sunday, from Dublin. Mr. Cnitaaa, Mailer a the Rolla in Ireland, at aived-yefterday from Do4lin. W. Wei. Lai, Efq. late Colonel of the St. Thomas's 1 •Rent of Militia, Dow on duty is Jamaica, arrived A ly from the Welt lodies. Wieldy being the day appointed for that put .pole, R. Tramp sow. Eh. was elated Mayor lot the City of Rothenee for else year enfeing.—J—Piteaa, E. is ago rodeladCovalee foe the laid city. Thurfday siftrwriarlateh prifoners made their efeepe Emilia thiso- left ptibe fhip lying in Gillis& Dam Reach. star Chathnin, and breve sot lines bare beard of.• They are fappefid to have cut through the iron hare Of the port *kb the main feriag . dt• watch, as the diAos is made with rude niccswb, as llabEfeatertly pereepeibla Dana—Thire.was no Court of Aldermen this dal. 'The Joan /daunt, after infpeaing the Re toewe.,erdered the price of Bread to be lowered One TaillaT pet -Peck- Tasarae. CorsuaGagnen.—This - Theatre, on • las! for the &don le ft sighs, exhibited fame ' see .....-The play wasYsia BA and the after-piece r. Tit t , ('—.la the firft Mr. Pore was the fulaftitute The Coeili. not yet returned to town, In Pperine, to 'tiecelorpled and .iberalfentimeats of which charac ter heists* math efea, and obtained aresaand de. Arvada plank. A Mr. Malta, from Bath, was the Dank of the evening, which, when be & wdit., , hall shy hirnfelf of a fuperabundance of provin cial airs sad grimacea, he may be able to delineate wish cosgderable bomoor. He imitates, now and then, the manner of Joins tTOIII, bat not very Inc eefsfutly—he was, however, epos the whole favour ably reoeited ; but the principal aura lion was a Mift Lotus, who performed Mary Tleereberry. with mach fawners and fim Dlicity, and afterwards Lappet in the farce. with no Iris :vivacity. Her figure is rather elegant, her features are intimated and ea warm, aad her salon is unembarraffed. We have every reef= to believe the will become a favourite with the town.—'fhe Theatre wet Taft night well at tended. and its old inmates experienced a cordial f vetting on their return to bufinefs. We perceive no alteration in the interior form or acing! of the hour*. ED,4OIIITOm STATVTL—The itinerant children of „ Thetpis, who Ce recently Minted their beur at St. • Bartholomew Fair, have already commenced a new theatrical campaign at Edmonton. The annual (la. • tote of the town, fo celebrated by the memorable ad ventures of. Johnny Gilpin, commenced on Saturday: and if we may judge by the preperations which have ',ten made, promifes an infinite fund of arnufement. The road from London was yetierday crowded with perfms anxious to renew a kale of fuch festivity ; .....v.i - 10 greet was the influx of &angers, that it was as difficult to procure a bed as at Margate, or any of our fafisionable watering places. Many ftepr in their carriages (carts we mean) and many a Corydon with . .I.k...Phillis enjoyed their flumbers under a hedge.— le it..-+e, of day was the (iglul for the lien as of chic /or Anapetre. T;te playhoufe doors were thrown • open—the wild beets received company—the con jurors affected their wands—and groupes of pretty tales tripped. away to the accutlomed hall for the porpore of being hired as fervauts. Any further de(criptioo would be premature. If (AIM occurs doting the fair we (ball not fail to notice it. I ~~~ itifitir44 -. ,firelaudiscr. 1, • ...64:.• - • • .. . ,• : " • . MISS& MINI PAL , ".' . 1 4,,sikl •. . • AUL airs Doh., ' a 't OessubOras o p I sashed/ a ! r thassap. . is • iif , .„,.• • • , The I,o l l, e. ststetsooss. front the ihistg.litm. ' and St. Ie antsof otDovtr. . " t "•:. , , The 4:,4661M. i 1iei4...4 60. 4 14 A. failed from Fainpakth on tisk . ispi_plimpl.. l ittA mail for Lihos, la esploisti r Sir Ilcilly 4ar - irrivateer. . • . >l.. s • _. _ " PALMOD,Iti. Writinia ts. •ASOr • ' Sibed katiiiii" 'ihe . rcirau . with a. eashhe I r alt - t i .e3 Hama did* Ar.s=t eashe, Malign ,sepl.figtr Volhe 'lCifa, *kb what liagmdw;,' Arrived th e Doke of aSk Pgcks4 CAP. JA15114568010 with maikt"lik maim lazy days, sad the Fox, Captain Lieseit,. Lotodooo. Ms • Ithje jr42o Sims Masai, of va. 36 guns, le sine ng out wit! stails Lit:boo—Wind* N. .. ... . _ ,.: .' Sere.:sg.....f . latitel at brig Mary* Caliatdo Os; oaT9partuittmisr thy tinnt?y of Ma Maieln brig 'v=l io n Captain Gamey fie& RAO: ' cones, Cal the fhb Pte' - - Liaard. Alfo strived his Majoiles hip .rwsea,"*Capt.-Mel hast,Plywermtbt spiihe brill lags* 1 • 1 " f f " .. ' • . . li t . 1 1 4 ? ft s! ,- • .*si r.• .11•11•MisSOMISAINM - op." L 5.,! • , cir e =llt ici L d atp Sevlug?r l , l ; " Lox. , -- . trijamststm •ho Chip ' -... from ditto's* ditto 1? *Waft Royal from diUR qq .. 1 5 0 11 145M:.. TO WWI hips tied atm ml'onsistity's Srigi DA 1111110,. ~ snd Rismaiera - hesmin the Leos' soenoped hip, aust , theltaw, am .01 4 11, kick Tilt by Mt. Tama, st.estramtib a ha psi here by contrary winds, trot 'n " Able" to pr" ocelft Plymouth afitr Site left' ~ ~ . ... “, • vit a PLYMOUTH. . ' iors " . Cams in the Navel, ocatia peont beile • , , , slam from the Chooser gisaksf s k Capt. Phonsor. from wioe.alersined by • thqn.ilble(pri , j lltS loarropr Ctrs 1 44 fray Shi awl"! 1 "niiiel Yeomen, ! Sad tie Myrtle, 10104644. rums wfee.abis port.—Staled the Ecnostil /A guilt theustie for the Eastward. The Dana bet& Vesehithati,. Capt. PITS' so! ' hylitiP o lloutaisipne to ' I Flashiurgh, : with sine. lifuck %,:it lig opesing • , mum thalossd, and toshemlosUm . whia N. MATSMOUTII, Mtn' - e 4. Atritedititibecersit bosh, saw* hots the Dewitt ' Tand N. W. '' ."-st Sari. ii;r4nrived the Linteas Bratees s ii Ns ' ionsietellirCeyion s Cores, Dooms, for Gutnifiey; ir.... ' - -ice for Lihs west ill iti T is inuthi fi,,,,,,,b., '--iceor Gibmfrar, sad the , pusli e ftsti'Phw. calk for Oporto.— I - nor* sidonMON, rj.' Arrived in the Ihtlats the Sinattta, !loop end Ex.! aeries ZO: u b si ttlhain a . 011411%. , Mg *ad has blown e laid &reela* night from the N. N. E. and a nambsr of mailing Tads hive takes &titer is issittorbesir t the hip John, Capt. Lem*, of and for Cherishes, with a cargo of bale goods front London, is M. with the Lots of an anchor and cable. which ha Iskin the Downs thiamin:oz. I : .SIPTIIIIIIIIII 15....4111t iiiot.this harbour jilitersiay ' with theist's of liar fore.top'salt and other damage!. the brig Three Mots, of E lliksis Poole, with bil and peps clay, boned to Fiji aid Newcatile. 'Ai. rived in tbe Roads this moron* the two South Sea Whalers,they are gme for the Downs--bavepot been' able to learn their names. Commodore Owes ' in the Cctia . frigate . pall here this afternoon for Dassenefs Road, as did alto reverel gun brigs. The. wind blew exceedingly hard all the inor*ng froilf the N. N. E. Several Teeth bound to the isharard,, have taken Shelter in oar harbour. The rem* to now more moderate.-. Wind North, and blows freal with (mall rain. YARMOUTH. SEPTEMBER is. Arrived the Cannot:out and BORTAS frigates, from the toothward ; Qua sac frigate, from Shetland ; End the hairs gun bug, from Leith. Sailed theCaurz SR . hum of war, and EINIIT gam brig, on a cruise.— Remain in the Roads under Admiral DOUGLAS, the Roebuck, Admiral's flag (hip, Crefcent. Crocodile, Quebec, and Boren frigates, Oreftes (loop of war, and three gun brigs. Wind N. E. -2- 2 .- DEAL, strnsmaEß ii. Arrived yeaarday evening the ZURA bomb, with, a convoy from Portfosouth, which are failed for the River • silo the Leviathan, JACKSON, from Grenada. Arrived this morning the Nowa° bomb, from, Pordmouth, with a convoy, which are failed 'for the, River t alto the Duellers of 2•Latbumberland,.Dandr, HAM, from Qtlebec. Arrived the Noses frigate!! from Leith, and Cenral gun brigs, from a cruise% and remain in the Downs with the TA of the !hips inner' lA.—Wind S. S. W. moderate weather. • ' ---- • - SLPTIMIaII 15. —Arrived the ArtillANTHt fbrp. from the Nore. Sailed the CLYDI frigate. Cnmmo• dots Owaw, with the VaLoaoua and DAVITIII3I Ono's, larawokurr,BLoonuntieshaad sun beige, on a entice off Boulogne; Al tow fchonner, on a cruize off Dunkirk; Tic a sse,SrattLin a, A cure, and Tuasuume gun brigs, on a crnize o3•Cahtis alto the Fur( bomb, with a fleet of ontwaretbnund reels and tranfports, the latter with troops ton board, under convoy to the wetiward.—Saikd through the Downs the Odavi.a,CoL•ties, for Chariellon. sHILIANESS, SAPT. re. His Majefly fhip Autosmr was yefterday paid wages in advance, and this morning unmoored Ana veiled w join the fleet under command of Admiral blacm• NARA Ru . at North Yarmouth. Anivcd ander convoy of the Csrsee gun brig. two moil beautiful Boons, the Hyacinth and Comm, built at North Yarmouth, for bis Majelly's far vice. His biajett (hip HsacuLa remains at the Great Noie i and in a mph wretched Bate, making nearly three feet water hourly. The la Loma arrived to be examined, and, if found in a fuund Rats, is to be repaired. PStrlio: ”.-- ----43"P t i a s tlll w elt rf tte s tertre l 4r l) ; r i toto a vo nli asestsentof whit* the troops, pewdled with their and iltellh ' dm! rad etagioult;' omits. far PIP* Ire Royal I:l4hottfottherserdy h.: magi! pie astref , malt bleAtuspetty et the steg.:,,, lersoco. i b ro ,Hili e ' t boor Las I.3aggrit lfiiransifotheiter. In Lora: tirloori l lor Itotel l iiror.• '-'- • • 41 27 Bsrtr,:ei lifeelifillPliVreitas Legion (td ?!_t-sr_ .. l . r..Ligha YIWA - -• *Jolla festrel pen- ,DA. tit goy tho to Corp* Teen., of thit 1 _,7,_ ~1 P peep, sir died oolithiay feesigittl i t= I? the 4•41 .eferseogkiat t skated iodifpothies Of numai-t • • ' '' looesßTH --C. , _. . • it..o " . ohohqoatoo of Ils.Viiailonee me . ' . -'..*,, t SC gherisihod ktliplithaof the stlitettalious in ,rkijr a i leeks*. hoes mooffelteart aid sad fpirit to extend mos. Soo tledefeeviess to sty port of the chobe,"irea maw Sappho. i yhottottisile tat theia l 4l_wqrd grateful to" Charlotte of their ems . ' "Vhf . !pith his ihesbove 114111111 TY, . I mc k t 1 62, ~ ~ . . .dllC- tr kaiwinae ' - ra Oa ...s ' . r e t 11.1., a 4. ro liems , .W/41111001 that WO* aildriimed Id le( ars; Wilt - the litadii sr &ens Use% Us, Maks in here hy en islo ar t li t a t thily. "'SOW& of goo to Plyasoe ; rim *ea he fame. is Ai p loser hillasee , semely the moo hese ishaisto4 either for their c ame -a - ' '. 4- f'. , •" .. 1 - • amoislauk jAstAvet, AUGUST 2 111 F COPIA& Of simaggn vete!, which arrived from 1 ,, 64 414 Agit that gently( of thole unfortunate ',OM were captOted in the two fchooners, the , ,• us and X*, attached to the expedition of Mt ' • , stavestaveerecuted at that place on the 2:d of , • • ' • that the crews of the veffels, the major Zr ' 4 • 46 " ,itad declared their ignorance of the ed. . - in which they had been engaged. had been , • • .to the place of ixecotion for the purple of 1 '` . •.• • iv, after which they were to be fent to linger •ta • • sble.exiftenee in the 'WSW& He alfo adds, 1 that the Gcivivioneitt being aware of Mut aurna's ar- tival at Trinidad, for the purpofe of attempting a •• landing ob their ecafl.had ifued mire& proclamation, sering 39,0eicrdoibire for his head, be ti des the privi to atirone dello fhoniel take hint, of a free trade ever•to.this piaci. . [ r ~• - • PROW I.Loym LIST. I citeserteeso, Sere. ty.Pared by the tarea, If fleae Ea 4134 p; Pin, aka 140 m e abeam; Wes. fan ; Eagle, Th , and Atom*, WEtea. hien Alueliatiget; Vrow Anna Margaretta„—, from Van?; Vaa Tramp, Nowell, from Rolla& ; jaw Peter Aruba, &Man, W2l/41170/1; Vrow alai& a 7'14 Wen, a i m., , Janke. Erciettenray.—tallei the atedaNs. 1 the Cape of Mail Her aer4 Neer leads Entre: Lewis. foe lisomburOly sad eta Twe Oebeadas, r bagmen. • .. .. . . AffalIVED. ' • U . ',la the Dams. the Loss Haddak frees de. ni a lllw-SOE Fa , • lbw ter. Moore, areal: Vlailia-•••Ae Plibidir , • beau Opereisa:At lharalbar. Mem Parham, liraaLt. r m : s tatilaa bets Orlegadlaal intebatills--Ae • Porkies, free* PateribErgla t FraaelaMeatei, ktr=o bed; and Integrity. M frees (tailase—At Palbeer..Paeltet, ~.. ,Icorn I..hrerwiah* • Geed We* iletioad; 11i.% i eat the jeasuarsat, hem bleallanalbadls.Al Ekren sr.e.iihrtriberr, we de Relay.... -N, lift ideadelaaleal— Ae joule& Harriet, Carry, ham Ilkeeireerlatal; eoliths May, Reads, treen Afeism—At Dlllllllllll,l4egabAk Wee, *rams tl 6 ,efyde-At kevd, the Haw iremaallmea laarleareaoE Holy nerd, the Pony, HatehimemajlEala iliga•••At Erldlicea. the 143saiserct , &twat% hem PielleisesAt t, -.At 'v...-. fl are Sow ihrhooporAt Opeura, die Throw Used. boo blewaosedlibol.• • • . The ja4 Tara 1411fflikahr Lembo, pee tine thvaareilbdil Mar aa tacaa glissoll,4loole. bavft ib ‘ cit ". 11011/11 94 it Qom okAefreitt ifesik 11 1 2ittehm fte OM* 10 treadiel ea the ID. af,detty, war eassomm Owla err he .., • aer. nary fi t hi grlligetlee. 'arras froZT Y.A. liplabila on the efilionfiaby the Pliny: , . . .. gataggeer, and curie i TO Zidaote, Rowe, flan loilbfableassileatb, to IA so tiir aka' orDamiark. Ctenr ' ...„..,' The p i tmqsa t oryy; waeoteadk ' iiiaentra far Liverpool, was loft n i z i rstda matte a Pito `, TUB VV , • Gardner, tee eleadll et lunged on the a vAi silt erilryi Tbi ablen. rod*, IWO L. dbaAfrica, has pat lute TheMArsrea;,*l) . baellor . . . Pe 1 am detiebil ha dal by tie leliproe etli ars ''4dalisee• 4 ,,, - ...,, •.. ' ' • e i rIiZiMONET. Imes • waist off Trafalgar, 04Iebap es. • '; the 11000/01ff at No. 11, un r est's lea, pia "'"'" ""'''''''' • • Joo4Aitg. Salfmitierta 41. 014 18 4. 4 440:0 :sr a tiaV iii t 1 0:49 .Abe Di rdei lli.ka V CC Leiti*.' - artods, cos loth, to Totneroint. - t Inumedemr, !Mori, R • Piowbe, Slrius IldIsonr„ eett. flaidemenante everi • Ned PrOw fay dare years. The M .• es. dr. thecaprere of the,inisea6,ooaber 14 Mau AS gala at at:. 6, Stanhope-nowt, Stray,.* Saturday aces, po~ (eery day for wee years. Owiliterday Intel/401m was received at the Eatt beta flask that the outward.bound fleet, which bile 1 from Portfrtiouth on the 4th of March ha, *muting of the undermentioned (hips, v:z.- Lady Juan Dtualas, Car. Him. Haas L1)11)3A T. lirhillalin. • •••••-.• C IA 10. • Whale:MU, - • --- IN • 1 Ceres, - - De :masa- Walser Cattk, .. -- DODDS. Alaadalt Gate, - P111113COTT• Eke, - - —Bea UAW David s c at, - . LOCKS, jun. Hush Nine, • ... FAJITAS. g env a. . . —Cu mina, sad Lord Caftlereagh, - -- KT mu : Were (poke with, all well, on the 28 , h May, well advanced in the Mozambique Pelage, under the command of the Hon. Captain Lumpier. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, JUNE :. The following is a Lilt of the different Corps here, and of the Staff appointments lately made by Sir DAVID BAIRD. The troops are in the Alba order, as Sir DAVID is indefatigable in his attention to them 'A—they are out mancauvring every morning by day light, and we art all perfealy healthy. Lieutenant General Sir David Baird has bens ploafed to make the following appointments— Lieu. Cokotel Yaffe/1,38th regiment, to be Commandant at Cape Tpwa during the abieoce of General Beresford. Lieutenant Colonel Broworlgg, to be Deputy Etterter-Mafter- Genend. Hugh Mgenrie, Efq. nit regiment, to be Deputy Bernick- GeneraL James Hall, Efq. Captain 83d regiment, to be Airaftant Barrack t Matter General Major Rofs,' 38th regiment, to be Brigade Major to Colonel VC" The Hon. Major DelM, to be Town Major at Cape Tows. (Signed) G. B. T UCKhR, Dcp. Adj• Gen Regiments quivered at Cape Town are part of the nod Drs . goose, four ampules Artillery, sent, 83d, sad the 93d Regiments. yt ft Regiment gone so a feeret expedition under General Be ' res ford and Sir Home Popham. yul Regiment at nimon's Tows. Cape lit egiment at Wynbey, sod Two menpaolcs of the (teen's and 94th Regiment at Mufenbey. The fpecie, in Giver, which is arrived in the Nar cilfus, from Buenos Ayres, weighs so tons. The remains of the venerable Lord Tanazow will lie in hate to-morrow, at the family maniion in Geeat George.nreet, Wefirninfter. A Commitlion has paired the Seal for the efiablifh• mutt of a Court of Admiralty at the Cape of Good anMa. Foz.—ln the Uuiverfal Mrazine, Nos. s 6 and :7, will be found an interening 'Memoir of this Hope, and the following appointments have taken Great Stateressan. together with the only correct place : Likenefs yet publifbed of hid' ;—this work holds a Wistitembe Hanky, nil. Judge. place which the particular designs of our other Mk. Andres Cafrela, Lfq. sing's Advocate. gazines have left nnocaupied. It joins moral inflruc- Tas Hon. Was. Orey, Regiltrar. iron and the literature of table And fancy, with the besets O'Brien, Er+ Marthal. f more popular and ufeful intelligelice in phyfical Sir HOUR POPHAM, before the NARCISSUS left the Rio de la Plata, is laid to have difpatched a floep to fciences. It culls from the fugiti ve contem p orar y the Cape for reinforcernefits. hiftory of the time , all thole Etas w hich ar e the malt int.:idling, and, t,y their examples, the moll halt oc- Captain Sruzarr is appointed to the Emmons ; tire. It detail, the new inventions io the arts in a Captain W. Krim to the Pans/uit" ; Lieutenant J. manner which, though cue and accurate, is popular GODWIN to the PAYING nisi; Lieutenant W. Sage• and cattily ,ntelligible. It gives (=chins for every uses* (of Portfea), to commimd the Dam • age ; every degi ee of intelligence, every condition of Lieutenant Lewis P. Manota ; of the Royal Ma. lite. Is publiihed regularly on the 6rit day of every tines ( fon of Captain MADDSNI ! is appointed Sara`` mond:4lk: o. 6d. by 11. D. 5r111911121 1 Parabolic'. tary tla Sir Hose foresaw, at mUCII9I Ayres. / Row. . . • rAtE PRINCE, AND 111$ 21217A4 ..---- TRENTHAM. SEPTEMBER it. Their Royal Highnefies, with their rube, left Loy Um tMe morning at sine o'clock. The whole of the mate to this magniacint raantion, was marked with the trued loyalty ; the road through this populous country was lined with its inhabitants. the Royal. Brothers entered the different towns amidll the loud elk acclamations of joy. At Newport the Voltmeters wive affembled to pay homage to their Piinee ; mid from Eceletkall, Captain STSDNAN. with his Crape of Yeomanry, deorted his Royal Hightiers to this place, a diffance of eleven miles. , The reception of their Royal liiglineas at this Widid manfinn was truly noble. Lord and Lady . Flaaeowar, the Lord Bithop of Lircevis to, Lord Oanserczer Li•ama, Lord Caairk and a large ,ommes ny of the refpeetable Gentlemen of the neigh. bearbood, had the honotitto dine with their Royal Highoefret, where every derteacy was provided, and a recherche m mar bey and dtferiptim. SIPT I Nita t 2.—This tisy their Royal !fishwife. UN Prince of Mew and the Duke of Ccaas ace. ac companied by the Marquis of Srarrnto, Lord Het. mei" v. Lard CROW", 1.11,41P1T Ili H•ht. LotaGaan. vn.crLayssow Gowan.. the Lord Chief Bata, Mr. IttDretimaca, Major 81.6011111 I LD, Colonel LlllO 9 Mr. R. HIATMCUTII, Mr. WILBRAHAM, Re. Re. *. filed Mr. SPGDee eztaative Manoraamy at Stoke upon Trent, in the Staffordthire Potteries. The Stake Volunteers, commanded by Liesmaant C luael W , were nodee.ersits to receive their lt,•yal I? elieges as they alighellipkis suo t the carriage. Met Eel .g throueh the principal are (a mom . t 7 feet fong). which was aural up. with much talc and judgment, and exhibited fuels a fplendid afar:baldness of S Rind goods as didgreat credit to the Marufac. fever, and drew down the high encomiums ~f the w' o a party. they proceeded 'brunch the workiag p re ,1 the Mantifadtery. where their Royal High. peas examined the different bra , stir. with he :rt ii marked. surname, and expreffed theni'elves to fie amaligratified with the proters and %views M'Alell adspeeet.- Their Royal Highttairst ligniSed that ;he whole was new to them. and nothing cotsto esceri theirtelfahility and condefcenfion to all tanks of per fans. As a mark of his approbation, the Paters of WAVES was gratioully pleated to allow Mr. Stops the diainguithing privilege of coeifideriag himfelf " Potter and nigh& Porcelain litlennfaanres to his Royal Highnefs.” In France the Porcelain Mann- Waxy always pale/red the high rant:boo and patio nage of the Princes of the Blood ; and under the aurpices of our Princes god Nobility we have no doubc tot that Foglia China will rival the moll inithed produalsos of foreign countries, and give to our own Manufaitarers the whole of this impor tant and valuable tilde. From S oke their Royal Highueffes proceeded to Newmille under Lyme, and were received by the Mayor and COI poration at the Manfion Hoare, where a moll affeaionate and loyal addrefs was rea d, l and to which the Pr ince replied ins terms the molt gracious. His Royal Highnefs was felted on an elevated - chair, which gave peculiar effe& to this intereffing cert. many. His Royal Highnefs (poke in a moll dig nified tone, which infpred the admiration of aR ranks of the people. The Manfion-houfe was as full 24 it could held. The Corporation provided a aloft fpieudid collation for their Royal Vifitors, of which they moll coodcfcentlingly partook, aced drank the health of the Mayor, which was received with the greuteff enthufiafm. Whoa the Royal Bro thers took their leave, the roads by which the. car- riages paired Bert crowded with men, women, aqd children, colleaed for many miles round, and all ezpreffing &lathier' and joy at even the fight or..Thilr Prince. The Volunteers were 'trembled every Where to pay their tribute, and the whole was marked by the utmoff refpea. 'T:‘c N•this Marquis ;ve a grand dinner, where the Field Officers of a the Corps atrembled this day were invited. joy pe rvaded every bread, and every countenance indicated happinefs. NEWCASTLE. urramßot is. The Palace arrived here about three o'clock, in the Marquis's coach, drawn by fix holies and accompa. nied by his Royal Brother, the Noble Lord of Taw thins, and Lord Guitarist., Layssos, follows/kW two carriages and four, and attended by a large of Gentlemen on horfebackt when their Royal neffes reached the entrance of oar Borough the palace flopped the carriage. and atoll rerpealigly eked to be permitted to drew their Royal Highaeffes through the town ; to which the Prince affentiag a he was dragged to the Crofs, where the carriage was (topped, that the Mayor and - Corporation might once more approach their Prince, and with hoot!! feeling, drink his health an I long Ire. This his Royal Highnefs moll gracioufly received. and. in return, drank the healths of this anticnt Corporation. Good old Statrordfkire ale ells provided at the Croft. where the fame loyalty and affeaion were loudly manifefled by all defcriptions. When our gracious Prince had returned his thanks for this particular mark of at tachment, the carriage was put again in motion, and .fafely conveyed to the nut let, where the buries were waiting, and with great difficulty could there happy people he perfbaded to give up their charge, which, after long entreaties, they contented to do, and their Royal Highoeffes took leave. r 1 i I