Star. — London, England, 1817-12-05 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, I$1?. DICE of wrocKs THIS DAY AT TWSLYZ IYCLOOK s • gado:a uff—Cone.99ll—Fee °peals& Na{ 4 par Cist. 914f-4 per Om. Navy Ala Bask Leas Amos. ill 1-16—Iadia Boob 94 91 ge. 1198119 pie nab 17 MI pr. Our Readers must have observed some outrage tory statements in the STAR respecting the °Sao( toasmander-in-Chief. On Wednesday we stated, on authority which we believed to be correct, that the , Duke of Yong had tendered his resignation to the Panics RRORNT, at Brighton, last week, and that Ministers bad since expressed their opinion that such a measure was not called for by any considerations arising out of the Constitution. but yesterday we stated that the arrangements for the retirement of his Royal Highness were nearly completed; that Sir H. TORSI:NS would succeed Sir H. CaLvstrr, who was about to retire from the office of AdjutantZeaeral s and that the duties of Commaoder.ia-Chiet would in future be performed without any expense to the country by the Secretary at War. We cannot perfectly reconcile these statements. We have to mention, however, that the latter gets meat came to us soukr shedruid seal on Wednesday afternoon, atter our Paper was at press. That there have been various conversations en this subject we have every reason to believe; but that any china; bas been positively decided on we may now doubt., It is positively denied by some of our contensporarip, that these has been any question of the Royal Duke's. resignation of his Command of the Army. This may be true to the letter, and yet false as to the fact. Wrs. do assert that it has been talked of by one or more of these the most deeply interested ; but, at the same tinse,it is very possibkthat the proposal may have been in that hypothetical way which amounts to nothing if not adopted. In such cases the question is commonly canvassed in all its bearings, and even the ultimate arrangement agreed on before the formal steps are taken. At any time, therefore, pending the negocia tion, it may be denied, and with truth, that the ques tiun has been entertained. . We shall make ourselves anderstood by putting a case. Suppose his Royal Highness, eyingthe situa. Lion in which he is placed by the death of our la. merited Putscess, as calling for a display of readi. Less to meet the public judgment of propriety on the score of constitutional requirement, had taken an opportunity to state, to any of the Minister., his readiness to retire on a pauioa ; such a proposal might be canvassed in numerous ways, without ever as. miming the form of a regular discussion. Suppose also that this should beveled to an understanding of what result might be agreeable to all parties. Then, and not till then, would the regular step, of a tender bt tesignation, Ste. have taken place t and during any previous stage it might with truth have been asserted, that there had been •no question of the Duke's re. signation—meaning that official procedure had nut taken place. And this also holds true on another.. supposition : for example, the proposed pension, as to its amount, might be such as Ministers could not ac- cede to. In this case, the negociatiou falling to the' ground without any of the molar steps having been taken, it might betruly stated, that no such business bad been discussed. Ia oat wad, we all know the divined's that is made between what men talk of, hypothetically, in their private, and what they dis cuss in their official capacity. The case we have put may have actually taken, place. Though it is clear that, by having the duties of Commodes in Chief performed by the Secretary at W a r, advised and assisted by banisters, a great mutual saving might be elected, even were the re. tirement of the iovat. Dues accompanied with a pension i it is very possible that Ministers, after the cry that has been entertained for economy, might boggle at the prospect of Parliamentary assault for granting such a pension (say twetty-five thousand pounds yearly), as the price of his ROYAL Hacatemor's resignation t for the nation having already provided handsomely for all the Members of the Royal Fa mily, -they might expect to be told that the ROYAL Duxx, in retiring from his command, also retired front "tle necessary - expense attending the situation"; and. having his national allowance, could have no right to an addition to it in the name of a pension. We only add at present, if the question has gone off on the supposition just stated, the nation has cause to regret that the larger expenditure in the name of isay. fcc. should be continued, is preference to the smaller in the shape of a pension, merely because the tartan cannot be called a new expense. 'ere is a young Princess of the House of Co. wbunts who is mentioned as likely is strengthen the connection between the House of Blivicznet and that amiable family. It is a fact but little known, that the lamm e d p r imes, cIiAIUATTZ corresponded every fortnight w ith Nam Leoroui, until the de'y bf her marsiose. The eplitolery communications cothmenced from ato t i me of the amain of the, pasties at the Puitetsey Hotel, what dig were introdoced to each other by I l h g e nrg l".. Z 4l n t1 g1 i: 919.614111 : 1 4b 7 to= distrib blanket uted d.log lines cloth:, being her annual diets**. Aioa : besides bread direedeaews week. . • j ei The mese Is too dig reveleg to dwell epos I Night, at length, came ea ; I was steadies se the quaver-dock, supponed by the redder-case, which went to pieces; on which the .meter, wbo bad dished the projection of the rack, called to me to follow him. I did so, by sealing woos asset the masts which-bed gone overboard. l ily I reached the rock, and gained a stan di ng place about t up, whence I was extricated by a rope from above, about *levee o'clock that eight ; and by the same means, all who bad bag able to resist the dashing of the breakers durirg the night, were hauled up early the next morning. some Spanish roasts, sr rather lishermoo, took me to a miserable hut, but which, being.. terra has, was quite comfortable to me, after the pores! bad undergoes. When I bad recoveredetreogtis enough to spook a few Spanish words of Nooks, the wink village came about me, to hum the wanders, I haypresd to be the only one who could mat himself inteilighle to them. • OR this sumo I was the sou day cooddered the fi t te s t perms to be dispatched to tell the d:sanal tidings to the Cousin 4st this pert, at Wiese radiuses I arrived, after two days hard travelling ever a wed ossmonsinoss ey, open a bolo hone widgets a addle. tremens/fp In mod op mW behr , or die over soggy path', where It was dagerstiollar bier to treed, ale safest he me to dimemmt. My mope, lodssd. hem Ws muss p.n.s. &odd. The scratches I resolved es my thssidosi boss, hands, sod het, were teething to the woods whi acme of the pew women (wives steelier') aperlesced,whowerebterally= up the rock, in almost a Waves mate; with Waists thus to their koaxs for prosaism. I am, it is true, sew &Mistiest every Wig; bet I stilt look back with haw to she esemom whim l emelt bate gives every Wag to have boss Mind asywhere s es say, however, that I mint a kids would seem tee to be Mesh The ea hid tilts Its de. servedve week so Ommrdly, that schlep et the weed sentalsod tegodmettellos I was smiamed km my noise places all was apses sod wig.. bailable Gbh ma t ell mot, i saw is midi to soul= chiseler twos _ •luetpliss and treatment which I aparlsotod from the V Cestat s pat fitowascs Itsannuoss, at whom Isms I now am," • Last night, about nine o'clock, the PRINCE RECENT arrived at Carlton-House from Brighton. A very interesting Volume, the produrtioi of a distinguished French Officer, the Count na Tesrlit:., entitled si Raw, Noilles, and Florence en 1817," LAS just been published by Mr. COLIURN. The Arts, mil particularly the present state of music in Italy, form 'a prominent feature in this Work. A great number of anecdotes respecting the inhabitants, the Theatres, the Singers, the Dancers, and the Painters of the 'principal cities in Italy ; and also of distinguished visitors, British and f weign, are interspersed through out. It appears likely to excite a very considerable degree of interest and curiosity at an epoch t h en Et many persons from this Country have already visited. and so Wily others purpose visiting enchanting Vai.y. IMPROVE/4DM IN MA NU/ACTURZ.---TWE Of e best articles produced for a long series of ye,,rs ie this great manufacturing country, is the IsirElitar. TWINE CLOTH, by Mr. MILLARD, and the New hog Luaus, with the present improvements in FLAX. The former is an article of great utility, and sopesief by far to every other description of Shifting Clog, not only for its economy, but for its admirable a'd clitoral conduciveness to health. The latter for t/ii: being restored to their ancient durability, a tHig long wanted and much desired, from the very impo litic use of too strong acids by the manufacturers io , the bleaching. Both of these cannot fail to have a c' - miters, being on so many accounts desirable. My ,are,obtained by the piece, &c. as described in the advertisements, at Mr. MrtAanto's East-India, Ham :latirgh..ll.ineny Scotch, and Manchester W4fehetVe is effeapside, regularly stamped. _ . ita amount. might De such as ministers Mild not ac- Anoolkitootiro te get her off proved vain; and a stems of dia• have certainly least of all reason to complain, whom honour of presenting him to her Masesre; he cede to. In this case, the negociatiou falling to the addax conflated. dowse, followed—everyone rushing Na a comfortable celibacy has reli e v e d o f the b ur d en o f m ost con d escen di ng l y rece i ved. After rem= ground widinni any of the rigsdas , 0114 . baying been 1110.11M2t to the lowsenonek. There were I4S lodrridush tats providing for any others wants than their own, and about a quarter of an hour, the Royal Party tit . in the same order i n w hi c h t h ey came . loud, many of Owns women, whose sensed added to the ter who have, besides, so many helping resourc e s to d e taken, it ought beau); stated, that no such business baud, oat pervaded the wow• pend on, from the exercise of their clerical functions, Tuesday afternoo n , a gentleman's carriage h a d b een di s cussed. In Qom word, we all know the is rem mead was now males from side se side ea Its heel , which the other descriptions of persons have not. In turning short round from Neythgate.et t eet into Bd.: dicinetiou that is made between what men tam of, which , together with the Sapping of the sails and rigging , threw fact, it is altogether idle to estimate the incomes of street , w h en a li tt l e girl, who was passing the str hypothetically, in their pr i vate. and what d ig di t• us ageless each other Inns larboard to starboard at the mercy e t the French Clergy from looking to the Royal Pen- was in the most imminent danger of being run a ever wen thee came midst her, which drove tier still further skin List alone ; to know what their actual incomes but tbe Duke of CLARIttiCK, who happened to cuss in their official capacity. ea to the reef of Mks. in I•ll n i; t te hbotesotsmowererebahgotzforwitinh are we would require also to know how they stand on passing at the moment, unattended, rushed fora The cue we have put may have actually taken Ind dinalkfs whet , *amber the Private Pension Lists of all the rich devotees in and caught up the child in his arms, from under such tams every body eeeteettiell they have a right to save their place. Though it is clear that, by having the duties awe & y e y could, bowel*, he 'slimed in so awful a the Kingdom. very feet of the horses ; and then placed her in sa of commodity is chief pets enund by the s ecretary asosent ; although w• ha/ arranged tha t sh e females ehould The following distressing ci rcumstance i s re l ate d upon the pavement. The coachman checked • be fine stee into the boat, the °Akers were oblige/ to light wbb In a letter from Prince Edward's Island, dated Oc- horse for the instant, and his Royal Highness sere at W4r, advised and assisted by Wasters, a great die soldiers le order torment their Jumping ln, in which seder mina saving might be elected, even were t h e re . having les go ingliold by a heave of the s e a, I narrowly escaped tuber I a—o About a week since stranded, on the reprimanded his carelessness. The man, ItOwe bring precipitated lots it. After the Mass had made the arm bar of New London Harbour, in this island, the brig drove on, grunt exculpating tirnself from bla tirement of the &MAL Dolts hccowtPhild with a bandlni, they came bad ; to our garcon ; approachd+rod sot - and entirely ignorant i of the rink . of the illustrious to sav • e l l . s ° lavers, and it is said bound to Quebec, and from dividual, who had thus prevented his deprive° pension i kis eery possible that Ministers, after the ba riarne li z in stri. th at . lbrf fellow creature of existence. sad at the sane time s uable thence_ to this island, to load with timber, out eleven cry that has been entertained for eawonty, might was the nose aselanebay 111011 WIN of oar soffMog : I thought of in the Gulph attemp- boggle at the prospect of Parliamentary assault for y a el d s: _hem_ a to 9 M ail li i n f k l at: ll :o 7011thilely lastf 11 17 " r Ally of f my l eel, ife, tvrineegigts.o T hey weresevenweeks get to Quebec, and got as f ar as Gaspee. Pre. granting such a pensive; (say tweet Eve thousand oasis wane, la wskeroorise to reacti . a boat, was areggling viously to that, several had died of sickness and fa- Last night, about nine o'clock, the PRINCE Rec. of rived at Carlton-House from Brighton. with the waves below the loaner of the vessel where I kept my mine from a long passage ; all the provisions which Ponds yearly), as the price of his ROYAL HlCialliaties hold. He was drowned, 'hash I threw him a rope, bat he resignations for the nation having a l r eady provided Me net able match bold o! it. the passengers had laid in had been exhausted some A very interesting Volume, the produrtioa I distinguished French Officer, the Count na Sresrt h an d some ly for all the Members of the Roy a l F a . .4 The @cape Is too die resslog to dwell epos I Night, stiongth, weeks previous to their arrival at Gaspee, where Mr. wiat O'HARA was a true and generous friend to those en t itle d " Res"' N # l " , and Florence en 1817 '" wily, -they might expect to be told that the ROYAL ell" °° ; i w ,,th i :r adial est the quart en which . toaster,stleepeortedbywtt just . bee l n published by Mr. COLBURN. The Arts, the wooden of the tea, eased to me to follow poor creatures, by compelling the master to procure Duca, in retiring from his command, also retired boa climbed awn , mmH g a m ma w , wida,4 1 . 4 1 gone a vessel to take forty . of them to Quebec ; twenty of , part icu l arly the present . st ate . of music in Italy, ti from Ile oeceuary - expense attending the situation"; iiiill. rf 4 'am oard. us ' bY l ake " Happi y I reached the rock, and gained a standing them, who, from their reduced state, were landed and a prominent feature in this Work. A great nun and. having his national allowance, could have no pbee *bout about2o test eleven up, whence I was h exteri b ted h by a rope from left in the woods at Gaspee, and the remaining pas- of anecdotes respecting the inhabitants, the Thea right to an additioo to it in the name of a pension. sr, who bet Sees able to resist th clock that i se=n7of trst:h eersindeuantirs: sengers on board, bet were* 50 and 60, were furnished the Singers, the Dancers, and the Painters of We only add at present, if the question has gone shealeht. ware hassled i op early the next morning. Come Spanish b . y Mr. O'HARA with three days provisions, allow- principal cities in Italy ; and also of distingu took me to a miserable hut, but lag them 48 hours to get . to this island; and in a v i s i tors, British an d . f neign, are interspersed Om off on the supposition just stated, the nation has cause "meats ' ar c o , rash " % er r' 4 was quite comfortable to me, after measure to end their sufferings, they were driven so out It appears likely to excite a very consider to regret that the larger expenditure in the name of die eirlat bed Ilad ' lr g"• When 1 nw v""mllik"migh shore at New London, where they were received degree of interest and curiosity at an epoch vile to spook a tow Spanish words of thanks, the whale village eame by pay, dm should be continued, i s preference to the sa•augg, album the pardsokno lopp,modt,,, be t h e only one the inhabitants with the greatest hgmaaity, who many persons from this country have already cis smallsrin the shape of a pension, merely became the whoa 4 " 11 "*" himself Intalithit to thew- lodged and fed them, and gave them every comfort and so rattly others purpose visiting enchanting I aOn ibis account I was the next day canadered the fi ttest wit h in their power . One - IMPROIIIO4ENTI 124 MANUFACTURZ.—TWO oh toiler cannot be called a new expense. perms to be dbpatelsid to tell the &anal tidings to the Cousin Con d.of viz.—One . th e . families on board, consisting beat articles produced fora long series of ye. this port, at whew resideam I arrived, after two tilrio hard of i I , * woo a b one .usband and wife, with ten children—the father this great manufacturing country, is the IMPS There is a young Princess of the Hoose of Co. I,:eniella usNle, ew a fr .../r 1621111 .. 11 : 111 . 116 "Im e r& bar V ie t er was unable to pay for two of his children bo ( ys) but TWINE CLOTH, by Mr. MIL LARD, and the New I - no who is mentioned as likely to strengthen the w ain , "tut what -- I t w — a 74, 88 ,,,,,,:fa Z ee te ; o Z r etti a pt in consideration of the father having paid for all the , LINENS, with the present improvements in F °connection between the House of BRUICZYICE and he ate to doweent. My mope, *deed. bes beat sok 1,,,,,i. rest, the master a reed to take the that amiable family. 4.1111.1 ' The " 14 " 1 ftegiviid es art *Wain ' bass ' kads ' After sailin maenads "Web seem of theg .whole family.— rite former is an article of great utility, and sup g from Dublin. they had occasion to ca ll by far to every other description of Shifting C It is a fact but little known, that the lamented I " fret ! war. ._" 11 1 7 the women (vriveoef d reass i Pew at a distant port, where the master met with two not only for its economy, but for its admirable Princes, 01,41"Tra. corresponded every fortnight lip a.. rock gag ost a lifeless state; voids beams dew Aegis pertOn . whowished to ' • .takeitheirpassage at ,e 5 e ac h i natural conduciveness to health. The latter for with Priem Lamm" until the daffy a her =whir . to their beasts for proseetiew. tam, It le true, new deldtoggog to accommodate these , the Ca rain landed the 1144 restored to their ancient durability, a 1 The ep i s t o lary mernounicatiOar cofilmourd from the "very rigs but I stit_ i _ba a tZ lib to h ib a ."l ".. te .". 11411 " 1111t a ...,.., two boys, contrary to the Most so lem n l wan entreaties of oog wanted sad much desired, front the very ii time of the mods, a the , P arties at we Dulaney 8 areas r oVee e r ve ,:ZeTaloass iiededoes - Wed; their parents, and sailed, I • leaving the boys on the hoc use of too strong acids by the manufacture HOSels What dill were In Ile each other hY would sons too tt , to be milweeL The see bad dime Its de • wide world. The mother died only. after on the •'the blea h• c mg. Both of these cannot fail to haw t h e Ds clusea a Ch f llainiV29.• • stroutre week so mmsdly, that nodins etas Wool asinalised move with grief an d di sused on, sad one of. the *lira's, be ing oh so many a ats desirable. ccou ', nolabt•Ledy BMUS? distributed to weeshewlisti I was 0 . 0114 . 11 Il i a =l"' as " children. Several affidavit 6 V: le ion nos.hilesehoed, blankets lad gars lei medesa brdeterldeg able y event, f esa., tin ~._ Captain s conduct, j eer =wilt $.. and aye been made resor t . ,are,obtained by the piece, at Otehec, Who. no d &c. as described in . . _ _ . oak,. ; boxes' Scotch, and Manchester wadi , C ow lbws _... --Irving her annual diete i hei = sealsoues saszter ress ia.cm =da sad treatment A.... t die gil e . u m tet 01, seat La his -Erie advertisements, at Mr. MILLARO's East-India, I Aissa : besides bread sbree.deaewe peek. • - • • .- . isaahaass, at whom hone I new ow". - i•oill take mesas to bring the captain to • L • . .ta ticapside, regularly stamped. .. • , • . . • id - - - . .... MEM ..11 MAW; Mit. DM. am. 0, it. "ea • • • 1 • ?rime . 0 Watoribed .• 1 0 3otteslovis3 - 0 -1 9!krucer •01 Jassy • S i linden - 0 • DAY. O 1 Maks . 0 0 A • • - 1 0 Hambergh - 0 4 iALMOUTH, DECEMBER S. Wind front N. W. to W.—Sailed the Duke of Marlboroogh Packet, with a Mail for Lisbon ; Nacos, for - Naples; Elizabeth, Soren, for Gibraltar, ' PLYMOUTH. DECEMBER 3. Wind N.—Sailed the Hild. PARKS'', for Venice; Hope, FIPAINAN, for Leghorn ; and the Seadower, Cumin:for Gibraltar. PORTSMOUTH, MEMBER 4. Wind W. N. W.—..Atrived the Simon Taylor, from the Downs for Jamaica ; and Mariner, from the Downs for Malta. The whole of the outward bound have sailed, except the above two, and the following vesseb—Northilmberland, and itiChaltd, PLAIMITT. for the Mediterranean ; Lady Castlereagh, for New South Wales ; Pearl, for' Boston ; and Anna- Della, for Madeira. Also remain the following fri gates—Giassoow, for the Mediterranean ; SYRILLIs for the West ladies; Annaostacua, for South Ame rica ; and SEMIRAIS, for Afrka. DIAL. DECEMSER 4. Wind N.—Arrived the Whelk, Gomm, from Africa. Comedown from the River and sailed, the Columba, for Bombay „lobo Shaul,* Mrjameica and Britannia, for Grenada. The Eliza, and Plum Ms, itomeward.bonnd Indiamen, still remain in the DOVER, DICEMBAN 4. Arrived the Integrity transport; from Antwerp for Poptford. wurray, Daciatsait a. This morning the.sloop Betsey, grey-coal laden, sunk off Btaiths-•craw saved. GRAVESEND, DECEMBER 4. Arrived the Reimer, Whkerell. from Oporto; the Charlotte, Puns. from Archangel; Rome, Dame, (root Stettin; Widdsing ten, 7,tack s from Lisbon; Mercury, Welch, front Oporto; the Admen of Lovell-led Melville, Smith, frost ditto; the /eh., kflikhead, from Rolm& ; T yeller, Lloyd, from Demerara; mil Johannes. Molder, from the John. Spencer, for Jamaica; and Hammy. D.deweeth, for Antwerp. . • CUSTOM HOUSE, DECEMBER 4. SNIPS 4 i/IVMM Inwases.—The habella. —• and Manly, Clark,Lisbon; Sally, Markham, from Osten d; the Comet, Jefferseni•and the Ellaahalt, Mather, from Seville • Munarcb, Douglas, and the Lark, Clues, front Quebec; the Falienia, Cross, from Oporto; Covey, and the Ann, Ilryborongth from Oporto; llisaa•yed Liss. CO, from Havre; tbe Mar* Louise Plaque, funs Caen; fletey,Thompeon, from Roma.; and Hero ; lames, from Pura.. _ _ _ Ovrwaans.--11e Brothers, barbican, from Genoa and Leg born ; Concord, Branford, for Maiqa; Ipbigenia, Langton, for Barbadoes and Jamaica; leans Bandit, Dennert, for Antwerp and Brune& ; Princess Amelia, Balstort, Condor), Campbell, and Dunks, Hamilton, for India and China. LOSS OF THE ELLICE TRANSPORT. The following is an erract of a letter from an Officer on board the Ellice transport, lately wrecked on the coast of Spain, dated Ferrol, Nov. 6, 1817 : " With gratitude for my deliverance from shipwreck, I kakis to inform you of my safety, yet I hardly know how to relate the disastrous story of my mhfottune. On the 24th ult. we sailed I frees Cowes, having taken en board a detachment of troops.— The wind was very favourable, an I on the mlth we took our de parture from the Land's Zed. After leaving the Channel, the wind proved directly contrary, and the ship was driven lute the Bay of seat, not bi 'Wins or tempests, but by what Is term ed, in a sealtwase.ler•wir, and we were laying to for a more fm voutable wind till the day before our unfortunate wreck. The wind now sprung up In our favour, and we were going at the rate of sown or eight.bnots; making, as I understood, for Cape Finieterre. On the lit instant, the day became extremely thick and foggy. At about half-pail three, an alarm was given of betaken a-bead, and the dreadful coast of Spain was presented to us In all be horrors. We weft immediately driven by the swell under a tremendous rock (perhaps ISO feet perpendicular), and s• near to h, tbet In less than 10 minutes the ship struck.— 'All endeavours to get her off proved vain; and a scene of dis tressing eonfeakto, of enure, followed—every one rushing in a moment to the quatter.deek. There were 145 individuals on board, many of than women, whose sauna added to the ter ter that pervaded the crew. " The vessel was now Mlles horn aide to side en Its keel. which, together with the lapping of the sails and rigging, threw us wilt se* other from larboard to starboard at the mercy of emepoinillhe nano under her, which drove her ail further NM *OMNI of !Ban At length the beats were got out with !NA dillesky, when another danger becante probable, for in Ilea cases every body conceives they have a right to save their lima lie regularity mould, howevOr, be expected in so awful a mansard and although we had arranged that she females should be Gem out into the boat, the Officers were obliged to light whit thimble,* in order torment their Jumping 10, in which senile, Whig let go my beid by a heave of the sea, I narrowly escaped predithared at. k. After the boats had made the first , they came hock to our succour; but the swell was then rimming se strong, that they dared oat approach the wreck. To beheld them so near us, and at the same time unable to save us, was the most melancholy moment of our sufffring I thought of you, at home, as if I was at the last moment of my lite, sad nobody to communicate to you my fate; for my friend, Lieute nant Wallace, In endeavouring to reach a boat, was struggling with the waves below the loaner of the email where I kept my hold. He was drowned, though I threw hint a rope, but he was net able to catch hold ci! it. _ BATH, DECEMBER 3. tbis morning the QUEEN again honoetei Pump-room by her presence, and the bled were much more numerou s th an upon morning. Apprehensive of this, the Masten ,;r Ceremonies were there early, and cause d the r be placed in two lines diagonally at h wart converging to the pump; and, the _comp :my admitted behind these lines only, it was thought would have been a sufficient restraint ; but this pectation was disappointed ; tor, the mom ent Quaaw arrived, many persons, taking ade the bustle of the moment, intruded thentsr:v es the extremities of the forms, whilst others ev en upon them, although they have been so rt:cew'y vexed with a beautiful scarlet moreen ; ant!, her Mamie had been in the room !teeny tnt the arrangements of the Masters <4 the Ct:n were rendered almost nugatory. Tfe ever, does not shew, by her manner in the r•71 n1 ,, she is displeased with this rather inda;cate it appears to be a trait of the Engl'sh she beats it with much apparent goo.l h um though it is to be feared, that it agitat , s her c,, n ) 'ably, and probably causes her to lease the tt sooner than she would otherwise do. Lering mer visit, the first time she went to the Pup p _ r the Orchestra attended, and played several bear airs; but the effect was too strong for her and she requested that it might nct be In consequence of the increased intrusion this , ing, by which the water-drinkers and subicriher s very much inconvenienced, and eh! property of renter considerably injured, independently art sible annoyance of the Quevi, it has bent deit to make arrangements, by which the public, rally, will be again excluded. Citecques will issued to the subscribers and regular vieiro es , se others will in future be admitted whilst the' is present. Upon the present occasion, th• Royal Family with their attendants, arrived partly in the umeorder they have dune fur the last two or three days; the Duke CLauancit, on toot, aad somewhat before the ie,c of the party, the Princess Euzaiscru, attended by the Ladies ILCHIWITIL and Maimmut, in a carriage aod pair ; and lastly, her MAJUTY in her state chair, who passes through the assembled hundreds of the work. ins class:3,ur the Abbey Church-yard, attended only by fwo constables and her pages, the eager cariosity of the people leaving only a passage, scarcely ale enough for the chair, to pass. Sir HirMIT HALFWIT), who came from Windsor yesterday, for the express purpose of immediate', certaining the effect, which the water had produced upon the QUEEN'S health, and the propriety to, or diminishing, the qitantity taken, sw ing in attendance ; and it appears, that lug with Dr. Guinn, he does not think, udvireable at present. The Queer di even the single glass at once ; it is only presented to her, when having drank it, invariably rises from her seat, and walks circle immediately surrounding her, con, affably with those, who present themsalt resuming her scat, she takes the other water. Among the company present, besi itstv's usual attendants, was Lady Tu. was recognized by the Duke of Cr.angsci mediately left the place where he was st, cordially thanked her for her kindsess sons,* during his indisposition at her Royal Duke informed Lady T. that his upon the Continent, bin he had a letter. preceding day, in which he spoke of lice affection. Lady T. replied, that " Litt' his play-fellows used to call him, hat deared himself to her, and she was cni, know that he was well. His Royal Hig wards did Colonel Mum, of the SBth Re, honour of presenting him to her MAJL most condescendingly received. After . meg about a quarter of an hour, the Royal Party rented in the same order in which they came. Tuesday afternoon, a gentleman's carriage was turning short round from Northgate.street into firiJge street, when a little girl, who was passing the erm, was in the most imminent danger of being run over, but the Duke of CLAMMCk who happened to be passing at the moment, unattended, rushed forward and caught up the child in his arms, from und ,, r t!le very feet of the horses ; and then placed her in safety upon the pavement. The coachman checked his horse for the instant, and his Royal Highness severely reprimanded his carelessness. The man, howeve, drove on, gruffly exculpating himself from blame, and entirely ignorant of the rank of the illustrious*. dividual, who had thus prevented his depriving a fellow creature of existence. fro : . e a 3 a s h. m ° tl p n i ° a c in g ; u us i e m d n t . h et e ty f 1 0 ;13: fr og e Maer o nf IS jaCit thwart the r ieat m on ey brio ; It ; hot thi s the mom ent 1 . ng advantage Ir rile arie:ref. N m e t t: Q s ;; l t atr l . C: ~: ; .r t ct: r e;N c ri l i , ' phGf i ev en st ., n the 1 CI ; CAte .f h i ng ch.q...cter, . r. 4 c ut goo.l h urt vei am lea're the , c , . Litri:!g t4h l [ht. sever 4 b e ,„.„. 1 . 4 Bla ; for he r nerves, Te tl ll :t be rer.eseed.... Alston this rllOll3. d subscriber s an the property o f the dently of its p ee . of I bern dttet n i m i d tLia he public, K ew. HAI iiecquts will b e qua visitors, and ie vhilst the Q um Ma yal Family with Re, ume order they B — ill; the Duke 4 tats *tore the te,c of 0 2 attended by the sec , I a carriage and "it state chair, who Ms of the wo r k. f, attended only , ip e eager curiosity e, scarcely side int .1. from Ma o cc immediately as. 11 y had produced ' TI priety of ridding or 1, was this more. tat after ccasuk. rift any alteratim 115 does tint drink, ' ly halt 61ledaci t it, she almet e ,_ ll walks round the '_ l( conversing very 'r selves; and then ier halt glass of besides her hli. it TILLoTtoN, *! .S 1 RENce, woo lit- a S standiag, and tss to one of his T hose ? The a his son was cow ter from I im the • flier with great Little Fru," as I had greatly en. must happy to •b Highness after- Regiment, the AJesa; he was liter remaining fail Party retired e. 's carriage was reel into Bridge- tssing the street, being run over, happened to be rushed forward from under the ced her in safety lan checked his lighress severely man, however, df from blame, he illustrious in- his depriving a PRINCIS RECESS' aton. produrtion of a it DE STENrit:., en 1817," has The Arts, and ic in Italy, form k great number ts, the Theatres, Painters of the g distinguished spersed through. Pry enrisiderAbie "MIRKA The nerieden Marks of October 24, state s, that 1. H. Et.vox, Esq. Commander of the United States brig Savannah, has libelled in the District Court of Georgia, the armed schooner-rigged boat Sarah and the Spanish schooner Santa Cruiz, her prize, in com pany with which she was taken on the 4th instant, as they . Were entering the St. Mary's River. The Sarah is the same boat that was picked up in this harbour last summer; was refitted here by John Morrison, and sailed from hence for Amelia, and from thence she proceeded to the Coast of Cuba, where the above prize was made, together with the British schooner Two Brothers. him Nassau, bound to Barracoa, which they captured and plundered, turning the crew on shore, and brought, in company with the above prize, to the mouth of the river St. Mary's, where she was also detained by the Savannah, and has since arrived at Savannah in charge of a crew from that vessel; the late Commander of the Sarah (Edward Ferner) made his escape from the Two Brothers at Jekyl Island, where she touched on her passage from St. Mary's to Savannah. Extract of a Letter from Boston, dated Nov. 4 Arrived here last evening the Canton packet, NA 3 II, fronsJimaica, with 3236 boxes of quicksilver sailed from Jamaica 13th September, under convoy of the British sloop of war LARNI, and left her off Havan nah, into which port she was bound s September the 21st, lat. 35. long. 76. was boarded from the priva teer brig Mexican Congress, and treated politely ; was informed that she had captured the day before, out of a Spanish fleet from Havannah convoyed by a frigate, a ship and brig, and manned them, the former having on board 1800 boxes of sugar, and the latter indigo, &c.; said several other privateers were dog ging the Ai•et, and there was no doubt most of them would be taken. A few days befosi the Mexican Con gress had an action with a Spanish Government brig out of Havannah, and beat her off, having several men wounded. Parted from the privateer next day, in sight of Cape Hatteras ; she sailed heavily, being lad. n with goods taken out of prizes, and was short of men." • The American Government appears to be carry ing into effect the new Navigation Act with great strictness. The letters received from Charleston state the seizure of a vessel from Liverpool; another at Nest York = but the owners express a hope that the property will be restored, as the Act was passed in March last, and its operation only; commenced on the lit of October. A general List of the Pensions of France has just been issued by the French Treasury. The numbet of Pensionaries is 196.405, and the total amount or the Pensions 63,595.003 francs. In the list of Pen-f sionaries are included the Ecclesiastics, and from the proportion of the general sum allotted to them, an outcry has been improperly attempted to be raised, that in comparison with other classes of stipendiaries, they are provided for in a very beggarly manner. The following view of the actual rate of division will skew how far this complaint is well founded : etasovs. :RAMC/. Civil Pensions - • 7 , 751 9,294,C52 Military soil Widows - 131,918 45,140,484 Ecclesiastics • - 83,506 12,959,837 The average annuity of each individual is in the first class about fel 1. 9s. in the second £l5, and in the third, being that of the Ecclesiastics, £9. 14s. Front this, it will be seen that any difference which exists is much too trifling to be worth complaining about, and little as any of the classes have occasion to boast of the munificence of their provision; throe have certainly least of all reason to complain, whom a comfortable celibacy has relieved of the burden of providing for any others wants than their own, and who have, besides, so many helping resources to de pend on, from the exercise of their clerical functions, which the other descriptions of persons have not. In fact, it is altogether idle to estimate the incomes of the French Clergy from looking to the Royal Pen sion List alone to know what their actual incomes are we would require also to know how they stand on the Private Pcnsion Lists of all the rich devotees in the Kingdom. The following distressing circumstance is related in a letter from Prince Edward's Island, dated Oc tober I :••••• About a week since stranded, on the bar of New London Harbour, in this island, the brig Harriet, HAIN AH master, f r om Dublin, - with pas lengers, and it is said bound to Quebec, and from thence to this island, to load with timber, out eleven weeks. They were seven weeks in the Gulph attemp ting to get to Quebec, and got as far as Gaspee. Pre. viously to that, several had died of sickness and fa mine from a long passage ; all the provisions which the passengers had laid in had been exhausted some weeks previous to their arrival at Gaspee, where Mr. O'HARA was a true and generous friend to those ',nor creatures, by compelling the Master to procure a vessel to take forty of them to Quebec ; twenty of them, who, from their reduced state, were landed and left in the woods at Gaspee, and the remaining pas sengers on board, bet wean 50 and 60, were furnished by. Mr. O'HARA with three days provisions, allow lag them 48 hours to get to this island; and in a measure to end their sufferings, they were driven a shore at New London, where they were received by the inhabitants with the greatest humanity, who lodged and fed them, and gave them every c o m f ort within their power. One instance ought to be men tioned, viz.—One of the families oo board, consisting of husband and wife, with ten children—the father was unable to pay for two of his children (boys) but in consideration of the father having paid for all the rest, the master agreed to take the whole family.— After sailing from Dublin, they had occasion to call at a distant port, where the roaster met with two persons-41h° wished to m takeitheir passage at res each the' to accommodate these men, the Captain landed two boys, contrary to the Most solemn entreaties of their parents, and sailed, leaving the boys on the wide world. The mother died shortly. atter on the passage with grief and distraction, and one of . the children. Several affidavits , hive been made respfu. tins the Captain!! eondact,and want to his Ese s u ency the Lieutenant Governor at citiebec, who, no doubt.. •oill take means to bring the Captain to justift.to