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was taJcen *Way. M. Michell was indicted fur littering a bank note of LI. •The prisoner begged of the *Mee 'Mercy totvards him, by allowjng Mtn , 'Whey4iir forged notes in hit Onskeision, Mahal him to transportation for 14 years. replied he had no pos‘er to -meddle wit ' of proceeding which the Bank had adopted. The Counsel for the prosecution the Bank.was always ready to extend , viduals, where they could consistently justice, but this case was of a complexion dered it impossible to do so. It appeared that the prisoner went tt. Mts. Millwood, in the neighbourhood hithe, and, after affecting to knoither was not at home, he got change for th prtm.l notes which was paid to a fishr lingsgate, the day after it was taken, fled on the same d'ay. Two days aft wood met the priioner, mid charged hi' !any, which he denied, btn she seized lar (although a stout fellow) when he t her a quantity,of notes to let him off, him she would not loose him for the, 'nions. He got away from her at the t nit/4ane, but the pursued, called stop was secured. John Foy, an officer, and found a key which opened a cheat Pier's lodgings, No. 5, Graystock.placr where he found some good notes, and ones of .£2 each, and more than 400 ba. The prisoner passed another forged Mr. Morgan, a victualler, in NVhitetross-street, undet similar circumstances. Guilty—Death. J. Boaz and M. Rochtoz, were also capitally con victed, for stealing, seven piecesof muslin, value £l5, the prvetty of Messes. Ainsworth, privately in their v..ardrouse. Seven were convicted of Felony, viz —J. King, for stealing a truss, containing a quantity of itaber. dashery ; J. Nightingale, for stealing a quantity of nutmegs; Mary Morris, for stealing a coat ; J. Dod deridge, for stealing lOs (privately whipped and dis charged) ; J. Macdonald, for embezzling .42. lOs. 6d. ; E. Stevens, for stealing four shirts and J. Ed wards, for stealing several yards i f kerseymere. J. Hai was indicted for the murder of W. Richard son, on board the Kingston West Indianian, in Jane last. It appeared, by the statement of three wi•nesiesA that the prisoner, litho was Mate of the vessel, !lad struck the deceased at St. Croix, with apiece of billet. wood, three feet long and three inches square, on the jaw, which disfigured it. There were other blows ' given on the body and legs, with this observation— " D—n your eyes, I'll. he your butcher." On OW thet occasion the deceased was at the helm, when tha t priitmer struck him from six to eight tinael wiffi a pact i f the main brace, three inches thick, with :ill his mince. lie al tertvardatill treated him 4u the for the 28th of May, in his own house, and the prisoner was in temporary attendance upon him.—On het leaving the room he missed his watch. The property was afterwards traced by Tau h ton theofficer, tifrw parnbrOker's, and the ironer was identified as Abe person *lto had . pledgeireln fence, she said the prosecutor had given her thi`tiatch, but this was MOW Ultogethet. Coutlty—fkath, but re :orumended to mercy. The following were also capitally convietea-4. Fisher, for steatifii two watches, eight linen shirts, and other articles, the property of C. M'Crindell Hollingshead, for stealing two B ink notes, and several articles o!' wearing apparel, the property of J. Foster;, d. Roberts, fur ste.iling a piece of c . ,:rpet, the property of A. Cleland ; and W. Elliot, Int - ma liciously cutting J. Hall, with intent to murder or dis able hint, and with intent to resist his lawful appre hension. Twelve were convicted ofvfelony, v;z.--.1. Knight, for stealing a quantity of raw sugar; C. Varney, for ,stealing four LI Bank -notes, and an umb re lla ; • Jerr.i. ma Bowers and Mary Fitzgerald, for steeling 18 ya tds 'of ribbon ; G. Bur.ress and 'l '. A liatttn, for steal a silver snuff-box ; BA'arden, for stealing a pocket-booh . and a ,BI note; .1. Adamson and Div.. Fowler, for sheets ; Fordyce, fon steaing ?el, for t.teahng pocket-boo/ ;J. ;ox, was inJ;cted tit bigamy, but Scott was produced, inva arriage, and the prisoner WAS ho- • • yesterday tndittod. focrolgago iy den of his watch on the I st of proiL ii, who is a publttan, stated that he fell asleep in his bar on the evening' of the day, stated, and when he awoke he discovered his watch had been stolen. The prisoner, who it seemed had', lately returned from sea, had been drinking with .1%- companion in the parlour. The daughter of the pro secutor, a child of tender years, but who on being questioned knew the nature of an oath, proved that she saiv the pisoner go into the bar and take the watch nut of the prosecutor's pocket. The prisoner acknowlcdged his guilt. The Jury found him guilty,' hut recommended him to mercy. Joseph Holland. alias lasathan Ira was indicted for stealing from the King's Pt intmg-Offie.., at Shackle well, CO nonp fled Bibles, and other -Articles. The premises in question were broken open on the 2d of Jon,-, and besides the Bibles a great quantity of Tes t .ments and paper were stolen. The burglary, it ap pears, was committed by three men, who conveyed away the property, which was found on a man of the name of Langey, who had been twice tried at these Sessions, and once received sentence of death. Lange:- stated in evidence that he had bought the goods of the prisoner, but his evidence was not satisfactorily corroborated, and the prisoner was acquitted. Several pickpockets were tried, and convicted of depredations at the illuminations, &c. A Statement of the quarrity of Porter brewed in London, by the twelve first Houses, from the sth July, 1813, to the sth July, 1814: Ramis. Barelry, Perkins, and Co. - • 202,467 Meux, Reid, and Co. . - 163,628 Truman, Hanbury, and Co. • - 141,141 Nk liitbr..ad ;Mel Co. - • - 0 141,104 Briny Men and Co.• - - 100,776 Felix Calvert and Co. . • 100,391 Cumbr, Dal& Id, and C 6. -, - 91,398 Goodwin and Co. - - • 62,n19 Lillis& t and Co. - • - 41,164 i aylor and Co. - - - 43,126 111.1iingsworth and Co. - - 3(4'25'2 Cocks and Campbell - - . • 90062 Marshal 81.1 1:11£11's insurmountable pasVion Icirffigs has been mat ked by a variety of anecdotes, some of which ate not without considerable interest. Dmir.s his Lite campaigns he amused himself sot:lea:nes by playing with the officers of his staff, to whom he ge nerally returned the sums he might have won : but, amongst these was a young Prussian Comte, whose growing love of play he was determined. it pos::Lle, to check, though unable to contronl his 0..v,i. !laving won (Whim to the amount of ,C:It(X), he sent for him to his tent the next morning,' and alter a short lect tit c. en the ruinous folly of pl a y, be said in German, 44 you are young enough to profit by the example whir:i the in discretion of a long lilt, as you have no.dotibt per ceived, has rendered too hahifual in me to 4e. Li). quered. The money which you In..t to me last niglq I shall restore with pleasure, on condition' that yon pledge your honour never to play at any name in fu ture by which you can lose more than 1(X) roubles in the course of the night." This pledge being gjven, i the Marshal, taking his young triend by the hand, put into it half the sum' which he had won, sayink, " the other moiety I shall seal up under your name, to be received by you on calling upon me at the end of 12, mouths to complete the redemption of your pledge !" Citie l tt 64 : ll' . u l , st _ __Aij ittkstat. ,at he*, ~. Suzirify:—frtturiday, Attest , le; 44011:iidfortl, ' ' . 1 hiIDi.ANB CIRCUIT. • . • • • -. . . Mr. Jalthe Isittallitilt.-41114 Biala CIIt snaut. ' Ilorthants,tun—slueulayoSly 1004 Nersbatnitson. •Ruitatlshilit...-}"rii!ay, July .4•.:, at Ga i kbal t , • . • f.titedrilleitite-..Sattirday, July 23, at the C.istle of Lificz..ll , . "'City'bf Litteolu—Satyr day, at the CPI of 1.11:coin. Ntkitinghemiltirew;lttersday; July v 8 at Notto , gtriti: Town ufNuttiughant—sank day, at the town of No:: inth.tm. Derbyshire..-S4 tit dax,July an, at Der y. 1-eterstrr—Wedntdday; Ailti •t 3, at thu C•gtle of Lt.ie .tcr. Linroubh of Lriers:er—Same day; at the Iltiroui,:t of I.rter.t, r. City of Covetrry—Saturday, August ti, at the City of Cuvel.try. Warwickshire—Sane day, at 14 atwkk. KOkTHERN butt:tar. mt. 1/34f011 Mr . 0013--.Mr. Justice Bastcr. • City of York, and County of the same City—zaturday, Jul' • 23, at the Guildhall of the saltl City. VorkOtire—Same day, at the Castle of York. • Durham—Satutthly, August 6, at the Castle of Durham. Town of Kt weastlt-npon- . l4ne, as:4 Cduley of tke same Town —Thursday, August I i, at the G0114%411 of the sail town. • Northumberland.--Saute day, at the Castle of Neweastir.upuo. Tyne. _ _ _ _ _ Cumberland-Saturday, August LO, at the City Of Carlisle. Webtattutlaul -Samt.lay, August 27, at Appleby. . I.2t.cz•liire-'We4.l.lcAity, August 3t , a: the Ca.tte or. Laneatter. CHESTER CIRCUIT. .Tic Hor.. Sir Wu. Cwattow, KtVgbt, C. J.--The Hon. hIl. Jus tice Hercos. Mnrujorneryslifro-.-Iliursday, Aorta 11,1* \Veit+ Pool. Dmi) Aigust.l,7 at K ut Flint -I.irt August tt f, ythol;AL Cbistire-Monday. Au.;u‘t the Cattle of Cbetttr. NORTH (VALE' CIRCUI Huns I.sictrrest. Botp-Wit.tiast EPIVR ret, Metiontliteliire-!-Tbuestlay, A tigisst 11, at Bala. CarostvaristoreauWetine.day,l4l.u.ssat i:assareon. Angjrccy-Tu. sday, A1,1•11 : • , .',!!4 at livatonatit. , •• . CARN/Ak • SA matt 111:r 11-000 . - setjdur arLant--1 Esli; Pitattbett-1114oilustg..Aita= 4 ... /* lia wurautdetest-.,Satualoy, C..rkl.gatt-461.1y, etptuatbet a. MARK ED. Yesterday at Ft. acoqp's,4l3ortver-square.h, the Rev. Philp Yorke, Majf:t Gentr.L: ry are .1.41 Ityg.mAtt of Cu.rtls, to Caroller. fuut:lt dough er of N.rrousl Nort:1:, E-q. M. I'. of Wroodhall Park, Herts. On the i rib ins , . Wm Kelly, Esq. of the K ne's nw, Regi ment of Foot, and M'sjor ut brigs le, to CliVkl te, Lit qt. ry of Joseph %/Ike. 1. sq. of Stilton, iislutsil 1)11 1). turtday, in the 86th year f -hap, at liithouse at rwicken. Isam, the Itigl.t Hon Wil:iam Viac•Jont t..:tacrai ot Lit Maj-ty's Force', Colon lAI the 19. h rtgill...:;eue n 3„; ••,, Co vernor of Plymouth, K B and our ti: hie Atli: ay% st Hint. Privy Council. His lor.'thin was third son tat ce•cr,..., olsoe4 Viscount H Ave, and Baru,. Clonawiy, of the We VII 40 if• Lei 1, aid sueerrdsd his brother, IRiclurJ , Earl HoNe, in his 11%0 ..,. twurs. Aulu.t 5, 1799 Hi was the . fiftlt Viscount, mid u I ..‘ Without ;5,m, bi► tithes are X:•Ilef. • COAL.NIARKT.I', JULY 1 Ships at Market. Ships Sold. 47 Ntwcast:e . 461 S i underland - 3 rric• 4s r 4.1 •• 5;" , 5011 tj.i to .S , 94 kiIUH fEkt Al' LONDON hit li)t:I. i "lOR HO W. Morning - minwes a !er 1 2 Af.trnium - er - =3 t 4". RENOVA FED HEALTH. IT has been too freqttently the subject just and general reprobation, that men dad:steel the (denies Ref the medical art Lave oflered them.elves a. eanJAn gs fat rablig pa. ironage in the profahion of Physic. Fur purport. of dam' jar tee to tl.e result of our studies Uhl svtititce. and to prey et lei from being (lasted among those empitier whose lintet:etit tensions have, unhirturately fur society, been too &vourably ' embed, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and vid:glatetnal, a faithful staternert of our purnits and acquirement., . After haying rtceierd a regular niedicin education, es there'll. 'of Mears. Griudal and Bltzard, whose lectures and practice we carefblly attended, as Professors and Survons of the London Hot pital, we etecred oureelver as students in that 'may erielwarmi school for medical acquit - tne:it si the Royal College of Edins burgh, and were instructed is theddierent Anaissaf• Surgery, the Theory and Prat co of Physic, Cht.oeistry. Mid. wifery, Bowl, &e. &c. &c by those tut :tout Protets•ir., Urs. Mourn, Greguty, Black, Hamilton, Dunn., as:d lituttirehard. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in • tying. CM our profiLiency and acq..irerr curt. are.tot itas for a long aerie. of year. mzdr 1/I:NEREAL COMPLAIN I nod &ovarian' diseases of DELIII.I EY, the particular object of oerettellirs said practice, it willowy hope, be allowed that ee bate acquired superior knowledge of their trtutrisent and care. le ap=art and recent resits of ul'ectlau, a Retina re-establionntese ss 4:envie , ed in the short period diet. days, and in those -if die Mom inveteracy, where other practitioner" have faired of use ego, a proper pet - reverence in oar plan of treatment IlDsuftb the patient a 'safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy varietl• ft dia• edits which sPe the ef-. feets of a habit long mid nine uesiapisily ',Leaned by the youth IA . both sears, there are nommen :: alarin.t ig or niorr &sires dug :Nat th d tic:enceits and debilities se equends prates. sr tot. bitter iiiruirnevial state. 14 such persons it inlet bee Cu'. • • ()ling rdlectinai to krone that they maj slot, by a aver and ir.tige tilde mode-of treatment, be restored to that grea*sc of all hernad bivss'iTs, a starts, manly. aid ev.oones enemata h ot ad mit of detility, from whatever caai;anahte, as web .118 M at!) cies ea venereal infection, we ewe be consulted by pasha... if 6t• with the greatest and I Ora It. 310146 Ot CO • saltation at home Wenn test to three, anti front 41 is the eve r tit till ten at night. Patiease in the wont ry are requeseoil to state the paeocitae• 4 they case, ego, aid genital halit e( living, ax. it , thrieng a tel.' 4- (lu:cc tor a Ivice and medicines, when vie stni,: will be given tea sent to ai.y part of the kinploni. To ensure slut by - reels: 4 r sender to our utidertatti.g, 11,e postage of letters su.y be to .he actintut for medicines. (;U It kW and Cm Fi11.2.1101 i 07, Hawor-Clarder. 1.0N1)(1g: Priuted kitivisrdum b it.c.-41! Plaer I .4112441 them. cail at the as Mks. 'I 'lke* As-. .1 ♦' . : 17 • . - . • ' . 4 ; . 4 pa Nit fActs, except that be received three cats or the, . SifalMPS__ AS.V.XES. • '.' ."'•:- • 1 , diselabWie - 046Nek • ige;pkitictit • c .'• " ' • es forikt •MA assistance he sc:cutcd ite • . • - 11 , P.lttC 4 ;fr ' WV • •,,gml.t .• I • 1 • 14 i. levispi c„..,* nti t 4* . the l , .j.oett Chief Ismail. Gills -lotr.las See rtes. * loamptea.--Tse.tioyt la/ lavas the tusk ot Witittotteet. to extifkl . ' *MAO .. AdthelOed, !WIWI bf the . 4 rolto:sir-Soutirday, July SS, at Neve tsarina, , to Vend u . •IrlitstetyrtitillPtillli ft W hissehltre been 140'14 - ,6 - yre.....w . edaraq, !ay , £1 ; a Moo ...us. on, villich i' : ~ . *eV iitibUM‘ffe. '• 1 '' , '"q? " i ' • • DevaisoWre•-Satutday, / - ,t the Castle-<f Eratue. ass. - Th Xi - TIMI • neff ill la* deftisth i llitid, he gleut tolodk ,V ll 7 Ad Count! f e l l is •Rttistomlibalt tit ts • .. t• '..i 3 ' • , - • its the in , - rahrifflosipetishamks thri v oitAeLhe 'was w i t e „.., 7 . 4 1 .04 . 04 4 4,...i.„ opted. - vexe d, he .bdctittret i e . rs r .:-:,„,,,,.. Lath fr yi.", observed, tI% 6 Msiern Li* with th hatchet; • - - ' • . real. A 4 net 14 s i t di; .. • • ' mercy, to in -i• r liii 101idelehlik liii , 911911 4 1 I . alts - • y with Publ &gleam/Al Who Whist OM ~ qiiflifirti I•:! . • -IR WM. dflteUtT. zion whichz - ~ - .11181dfly•tetortiakiWil ' .iiirsikietr- i -zil. Mr listialiNis49llll 4 lllo. Nunn Rt 4 tin 4 tots To WY . 11 11: . al illoirwl . di. T tor v ces;e t r er . cestett. • , . tz' '') Oridtalit %UV fad - • .•-- ttifilihg alt .•• le tartar - riiisy, 1a1y.44 k Sztard. _ t Sttittiord. li ap- decquerohire=7 . eir . lati• 96 at W . to the house f • AA* nod of Qtt . . • klidttibllitail • #...." • . 1 hie ors Snadiy, Cfty:elf Woleestet Ittie s ttay, it ' :he Cit r husband, whet N • ' * l i t if i cipitiki t .t. ip i u ilitoriphe Air. h.altaffoashlge..-Bsikihtty, talfllo/ at statlttra. v , he forged 1011 IPA rgif. Frill:1111n Londthe i It wa b t 4 Avows 34 at siarewohury . iferefordshire e trat r y, Atigust 1. 01 1,fr , k-ruggr 4 i: • . imongtr at Ihho %.golibittlitt Hll•peiloolirliffeied the borse . iiii titlie,_ . 44 unntowthsttire—Sitnplay,.4*aiet 1011914t14. WI .was retu • •-• age • and the feleitidbhintent bayintt %yin 64111 1 . ^. Sobiesetakii-iWetinriwa+, ' fit,' at Viewer. ,fter Mrs. Mi taiblfbreisi3Okrig's *mid - gni i t y:— toexdr: * - eitPlialekbar a itlftwatt_,_ . Prt drokopeeggir. ilm with the -..' e ' ifftiksAftifihdldiel i fur assaulting J.-Oray, tin . __..- • Ir•thn3W t ' WoRF OI 4. lit's4l'. . ''' : him by the c. • iiil6lpciiipetetitiletirtitit 44%Teclocic, on theftli 1 4.1 4 . 041.14g.8 " Ar t C1111 : 4811 "" 404 , Witalltil 4 . offered to gi WI. and akeuling from edy t bilsoo alvattifhlee t• - t it t i kii si l l - f i lre _ , M ol t l l l 3 o6 23. - • , :i L:!%; i ' , (F, but she t. • • 'Thilltpresrecitter stated, that was itttael'ecity tiie 4 get* hite-ILTburoda ' T ,4•12 1Y---311 4 181.4"1 : ,y, it le King's du • • , who gave him a ft-vete- No* on the eye, limit dons .4, hffly 'at 144. • t corner of Tri ' aititiiraame time snatched MI vilitth. A wittbtail Cell , 0/114044.4 at Cionbt Apo. p chid, and h•-. • . the prisoner.—The defehce 'itas, that he was ;;L:',.7.1: , -INlik t s A u 5 101104 • 916 ' 7 „ "'• 1614 " 04 '•• • • searched him. ' .ebillited. and from a writnicElfe bait Teceived on the ......_ .1 ,0f% 4 4 1'ffi 9 .. 1 l' c.. 4 1 4 , •, 4 4:ziostwish.. 1 .. l'e `.ay, at ,- C. , i1.111.111,0t du: oaia Cat& Zt at the_priso- - bead in his. bitiesty's serrichate . d i at semefisnis.k. 413 Il l' 1r ''' ) 110/the'ol, CVIT, - ce, Fetter -lane .e. cOrillipm.lAith.,• 1', 1041 ip. t 0343 - 4 •'" ) • 4 • Ir: gvfanilite NS ara.- 4 -toli: JIM& I 9 sor:tiei." • ' above 100 bad Ana Williams was indicted for stealing,hrifie. h w it .e l 4l4lll6lreft-bluallay, Jill, 95 at wry**. - bad shillings. ...: -fiousreorrlrsiihrie Eliargitak - apixe‘ cuain, I:::.. m otn titirtitillealliiPlibat* 1 note of X 42. t . • . • seali;ildde.23ll;-.M61 .. usarstated, that he Sussex-Saturatl4s tosttisit'a4::l4 e 6 teatt• . , . • itV 0.-. • , - ass -street, under was taken suddenly al on the 28th of May, in his cm n ' Oricivir-Thersdav, AUguit , I 6 *4;tllford, orie3stle. eiiin a pair of she was so ill E hist books; J. Shave lone, that triter, for steahrtz .died on • 7'. fuer', alias Co :ontraaic , tree of Sir Win. and the y ' ted the former ma decease.. b 1 acquitted. the • Itgier.rd4 mug,' al.Arthur U. figured.— May. The proieetttor These witnesses stated, that the deceased w atter reaming the ropes end on the 6th of Janes he was afterwards in a delitious state, and the ‘26th. There was, however, a material c( tion in the statement of these witnesses, a could not say hi• was steer man. The died there days after .he gstat &boa, and lady where he-indged proved,-that he•was me) tered. and that his tate was altogether disfig• Mr. Bateman, a singenn, who opened the body, stared, th:.t the deceased had died "of inflanimation on the brain, which might have been occasioned either by excessive drinLing, or by blows. • There were many marks of exterior braises about the head and body ; excessive drinking, alter the blows were administered, might cause the inflammation, when the erect of the blows without it would not. Two passengers, who were on board the vessel, one of whom was a surgeon, never heard any complaint by any cf the crew of having been ill used. On the day the deceased was said to have been so much hurt, thr •surgeon was spoken to. He saw nothing the matter with him, but that his jaw wa..i swelled, which he attributed to the tobacco he had in his mouth ; the deceased was drunk ; and the surgeogrecommen. ded temperance rather than physLC. the Steward, S:IlV the prisoner rnpe'send the deceased (al the 6 1) of June, and it was in course. quence of his not k , eping the head of th.• vessel from the wind, and thereby endangering its safety. The deceased we often drunk, and the prisoner was a hu• mane gotta maa. Captain Hunter, the prisoner's employer, spoke also very respectfUlly of him.—Not MoGuire, William Gardner, and R. Hardy, were also acquitted: Tueslty Mid was indicted for at!empting to murder James Hale. The second count charged hin► with wilfully cutting and mairnin7 him, and the third count with doing him a grievous bodily injury, with a sharp instrumei.t, denominated a hatchet. Sarah Foreman deposed,. that she lived with her mother, who kept a house in Morgan -street, St. George's Fields. The prisoner had lodged in the house eleven months. On the Gth of July he came borne much intoxicated ; her bother was out ; be tween 11 and 12 o'clock the prisoner made a great ,noise ; witness requested him to desist, which he re fused ; he then put a large bundle of matches and an apron on the fire ; she begged he would not burn the ?Wise ; he then attempted to throw her down stairs, ►ut she prevented his by running dawn. She heard Lim breaking crockeryware, in both rooms, in the one which• be occupied, and the other, where her mother was accustomed to sleep. She went out for a watchman to take him into custody until he got sober. On her return, she found the door bolted on the inside. A patrole had joined them by this time, the prisoner was looking out of the window. The watchman asked him to open the door, Lot he refused, arid said, if any one attempted to enter, he would do them mischief. Her mother arrived with the key,. when witness asked for it, and trying to unlock the door, found it was bolted; the patiule then tried, when the bolt was drawn back, and die watchman entered, but immediately retreated with his ATM wounded. Mary Foreman, the mothesof the last witness, cor roborated the latter part of her evidence. Jr Hale's (the watchman) evidence went to but added that the bone of his arm by the blow of the hatchet—the Pei. second blow at him but he escaped it— 'rived it. of Isaac Lane, the pstrole, produced - Su were our hopes of joy and triumph crust, James Hale's And busts, and flags, audios-41s, all were lust the same effect, The company, hptverer, sat down to a comfortable was cut in two L breakfast at lour o'clock in the afternoon; and at seven soner made a sec dancing commenced in the drawing-room, which con- the patrole recei , tinued till a late hour. - The evidence : T 411.1,1 4- Yesterday a splendfd banquet was riven by the lrla.ter and Vtrar lens of the Mel'ehant Tailors' Coin p:iny, in bonotif of the bake of Urzu.uNcros. Sane time previous to the appointed dinner hour the illus. !riot. Duke arrived, and was ushered into the Coe& cil itoom ; there the vote which gave him the free 'dom of the Company was Peed, and the oath was administered by the clerk, Mr. TZASDALE, who then ad itvssett his Grace to the following efect.: My Loan Dots—Having thus administered to your Grace th- of a Freeman of the Merchant Taylors' Company, as prrsc•i'S. t! by is v whin, chart•rs, I am ordered by your Grace's now Brethren, the Master, Wardens, and Court of assistants, .tn assure you, that they appreciate most sensibly the high dis tinction conferred upon their ancient Co►poration by your Grace's condescension in accep•ing the freedom of it. They consider this as one of the proudest days in the history , of the Merchant Tailors' Company, and so it will be considered by their children's children. I am further ordered by the Court to assure your Grace, that their inclination would lead them to say much to you upon this occasi'.n, but they consider that that has been done better in other places; and knowing that feelings of delicacy are insepa- • rahle from the breast of a Hero, they are unwilling to oppress your Grace's mind by an address which eau add nothing to your Grace's fame. The Maser, Wardens, and Court of Assistants, however, erder me to convey to your Grace. in the most respectful and affectionate terms. their sincere prayers to Heaven, tha your Grace may be blessed with health and long life, to witness the • happiress you have given to Europe, and to enjoy those honours you have so nobly won. A little after six o'clock, the DUKE, accompanied by the Master, and followed by the Court of Assist. ants, proceeded to the Hall, which was fined up in the same manner as at the visit of the Emperor of Itt'ssr.t. Among the invited guests were (besides the Duke of WEr LINGTON) the Duke of Youx, the Duke of KENT, the Duke of NORFOLK, the Loan CIiAm.ELLOR, the I..finD MAYOR, the Loan CHIEF Jusriccs ot the two Courts, &c. &c. The dinner was sumptuous; and the musical part of the entertainment w: .s conducted by Messrs. SALE, VaccoiAN, &c. with great skill and effect. When dinner was tioiihed, the first ceremony was the one usual to corporate communities—the Master pledged his guests in the great cup of fellowship. The first toast was Church and King ;" the second, 66 The Prince Regent ;" the third, The Queen and the Royal Family." The list toast was followed by the song ot Wben Order first." The Master then rose to propose the health of the Duke of Witt-- Lin:TAN : be addressed the company in the following *lox Ing terms: GENT . LEMEN—The health of tire illustrious and magnanimous Hero-I shall soon have the honotr to name, should rather have been proposed by one who could better tell of his great and he roic achievements—and happily some brave companions are here; bit' ttotrizh few can relate, every orte participates in the hot:our:and renown of his splendid victoria, and from the Prince _ to the peasant all experience, erjey, and are grateful for the gins LOU. results. ',the character at the tuition is exalted by them, and every Sritot tests himself atiedoced in the.scale of being— fur, from the Douro to thew reanube red the Dun—from the Wadi to the Dant bea—frorn the Pillars of Hercules to the olieres.ot the Welly/row—wherever Englishmen travel„ they will wow be greeted wilt respect sad admiration. And this we owe to the vast military /toms, talents, and fortitude of hint, who, when all Europe stood aghast, And stooped sod ',ambits! before the wish• y tt paler of the earth, ,Grct boldly and sucee•sfully fought against and overthrow eke terrific nundirts, the veteran valour, and the vaunted i n vincibility at the legions of trance.— Thu-, tl:en, the gallant Lbief and tlw bold Britons led, and the hordes-of the Is.ortli and the bests of Germany followed, in the career o victory; and thus the triumphant and sublime sayjuur Of the susula may jus ly be called the deliverer of the Cooti sent, and the great and glorious paegeator and benefactor of Europe ard tl:e world. km, I 'ause—lest, unwarily, I wound a noble mind; and yet there is a ckarm in troth of healing tfacacy, ' and I trust It will be ft lt, that all we oiler here is honourable pra se—der real, the heartfelt homage of grateful admiration, sung. atulation, and rapturous applause for deeds of high renown cid value, (I such incalcukble impost:ince, mein, and roagnani mi•y, a have ch rented!y covered the greatest Captain of the age, his brave companioos, his countrynon, and country, with im mortal glory. And new, Gentlemen Vir..rth as, and Gent! , men of the Court, we may, with houtm Aide pride, call upon and request our royal, noble, and our !vomit-Able guests, to join us band and heart in dritiking Fisld•Marshal the ',vice of Wellington, citizen and sueicha t Maur, and in most fervently wishing ilk Grace long tile, heal I•, anti happincv, and the enjoymart of the highest 180- S3nurs a munificent and grateful Prince and people can possibly bestow. The Duke shortly returned thanks, and said, th it if the character tit Englishmen had been exalted, is was not owing so much to him as to their own firm and perseveriiig spiii:. The musical party then sung Lord Mornington's g l en , •• I in cool, greet." The next toasts were, 44 The Eioreror of Russia, the Emperor of Austria, and the King of Pr ussia, our m..}:n.olimons Allies ;" " The Duke of York and the Army ;" " Navy or the United Empire ;"•and " The Ministers of the Prince Rose: ter." The Loan OHANCPI.LOII (who was the only ster pre,vnt, Lo d Castier, age being absent in the ' House or Commons) re:arned thanks, and said, that it the Counsels cf the government had been wise, they c buld never have come to so glorious an issue, with out th • sk LI, perseverance, and fortitude with which she &List'', us Duke had executed them. '1 ti Duke ot WEI-um:am..? then gave the health of the Doke Kent, which M - AS most cordially received, and his Royal H ghness expressed hia.satisfaction at being a guest to the company on so proud au occa sion. The Loan MAYOR'S health was next drank, and-he returned thanks. The Master then proposed the health of the Duke of Norfolk, and alluded to his long line of high-born aircestors. The Duke II Norfolk shortly returned thanks. The Duke of WEIJ.INGVON then gave The La dies," as a toast: The gallery was lull of elegant females, and of course the toast was enthusiastically received. The principal guests then departei, Tuesday morning ALBINA, Countess of Bucittwo amagutaz, gave a superb Dtjeune and Balk Marque, is hon. ur of the Duke of WELLINGTON, At her Peruse 01744 at Pimlico, to which nearly all the distoctiiiii and fashion of the town were invited. The whoie house was thrown open, with the exception of a few rooms reset vedfor dressing, and , the lawn at the back of the mansion was arranged for the reception of the numerous guests invited ; but, untin innately, after a preparation of Ba••s with all his victories, and verses to hit honour, and busts in resemblance of hint, the 11 Noble Duke was too much engaged to attend— OLD p.m.Er. • • • • _