Star. — London, England, 1814-05-21 00:00:00

• • • inltteit.. A . tot4istAnt stt it- a la ice;4 c Calk woutd bi irt ri nsilient with what 'the House. tea - ready r - fne-s and would •go tko riiprali ha -- - ' wi.iCh they had already idopktbd. . 'The:: Shieh the Him. Membet Sratttesl; teat :Itch ea •Iteti person could easily actfuite.- 0- He 'Would thin* it his' duty to take the 1,...!n5t or th e Heusi ou the qiestkin.," Mr. W. SMITH eXplainedr . ' • ~.• '. Mr. BRO AD HURBT was for the Coilitnitteip:— The report of .the' tonne,. one WA, not such pan the' House could Proceed to legislate upon for tho whole kingdom, a: it related almost exelustvely to Ireland: It might be adificieno of understanding - on his part, bat he declared to Goo he could not tom - bend what the House had done upon that report ;-_... and whether they meant to flithe price at 6Ss. Or' 735. he knew, no more than a man inthe clouds: Mr. ROSE would put it to .the _House ' ter . ► decide, whether, as there was not stiffieleot evidence to pro ceed upon, it would not be infinitely better to defer• the farther consideration of the entire subject till - an. other year ; and that a Committee should be•appbint. ed for the ex prps .pqipose, of -.libtaifilog - fell evidence"? Mr. PEELE • !tithed the - House to consider the time at which'the propositiciefOr the new Committee (that prOpoied bY ,Mr. Bankesi was made: Iri•con .sequence of the report - or -list year, trio Bibs were now before AS _goose • and hieing made ibis Pto: grestr it it; n b m ftopoieS tai Wave - a . new Clitaraittee- to do th e whae Work over again. .• Why sea:ripe:the no. cessny fur thiSCiatualtittee sae beretel' ate etetidree that might be *de bpi/ - could ritlit'be'teletortt,i and when:ther weft Me*, what - froth& eoq il din* then be td legislate : Ore ?' 4 11(e wreak 'weak be, /Mutt the enquie y would be Mak' oft 40*i:instances that would perpetually vary, mud "thiis'a 'nevi Committee of investigsion would be oecessaey every year.-. He did nOt thine that ally. thlogliirther - wis requisite to, enalslthe Hoisse .to Jimmied. If eye it intended to' legislate, the late decision in the propoytitecof be to one, was sufficient aollsority to enable it to do so. Mr. - ViOniEfto;`, after-so* getnital otiserva.' time , ,sa4 he woultiosuent.bin*V4:with.iacing. lot , thitosimittee. '-• - . .- - . • • . • - Aldermao C. SMITH if hi eouijobtaittfarther inf r eeieratet. 414ed'ebii:inaest•the weeente 4 wily - . * - titer. ' At present heeeoutd. be for' the Comimittee. `. Sir - OHN NEWPORT was againit potting off ' the ibeastire. He depretiatedthe keeping of 41.1.41.ti0m 1 of this - kind tong . bdore the HOUttiq . _.._ The CHANCELLOR or the P 4 XCHE(it.TER. tertainly thought, that on 'a part of the subject the Houle had not obtained sufficient informatids. In his opinioui this House it ul4 ffi 140. sgrate itself . pr Ceedlny as „Ue. as it had dose,. aid. nor' gang farther. 13" without PolleT.liriormation we should 'till be: left In neiewhiintylik -to . 0;e: general averse , std there . fpre he f Merida die g raduated scale. e de-. leY 'Ka -plar.wririlibive a considerable effeetle thl . way of iaferpatios, for little.could be Minified befbre lespeetiegr the•ftweigi trade • hut , ad fir, as it went,: *hat hie teen - obtained lilt. ltitlifartory., An '*IIY4wL,I"4#POIY4 to kti,9it 4 fbe'MutlYtt*t le. Cotesdlinv; ' 7 • : . Mr. FREDERICK . POI/OLA4' denied that the ... ohtect:ai the prcspoters of the, I3ill iris to _ stippt any. tooißinitittst .Or landholders' ...4 . *SA the • krOttie :ins • ealloi'on to per' ittietioh to ate interitits of estidul: urea A greihsataleeale•ofl:ertletidd not effect • the inten Pliipblei is it. _ . % awl& the impost, int Itiehlialit to osiebid.ihe • sHa &Wel qls .poiethe Atetion. • . . • , 1,-., • • -. :.. • SirJOHN'SEBRIGHT ariii of opinion that Pie cotioutooe trookt be perfectly , nicles: 4 h 1000., e.elni 'Orrnt,itT to the Ceusatnents glefeedt. Peitions ten times as long - at dlittherrotios one pre ler-led yesterday. - 0* *,4 iiii**- "keititbil thtte;VlClLYY.Per,lin br Ilk tewskerther deialoinati* rainaiiprairiper, *din, *appealed-to, woad • 'say, Aat . he would oat ratherliaire' - boend. cheap - than 'Am t ,. ... - . 4 The CHMical..oll: of , chi gXCUEOIJER: eiplahltd: . He thought 'the lionie.hadfuil grOiscids' for decided conduct. - -•- ' • • Mrr DALY. wee agAiti#Vie Committee. • MiI:FINLAY thought it highly necessary that the Obenroltiee Should enter into the enquiry. Plr. I'REaTON was agaiolt the Committee. In .. cciatradistirigion Co what bad.been said resp,ctir.g the . Stealth Of ferekee„-he would - insert that these persons, int,eners‘ ire oin eery. narrowed circumstances ;—, en in thie'v*lyear, utiles' the lairdloids wete.very. tturcifid; more distreiset would •be fakers...dims had• hairieneciitedduriqg the last twenty Years. Anise - rtge tin iee of hind, he Contended, notwithstinding the ' ' stnermous rites at which fzems•were sometime; put s. chased, was not moreithao-2.5%. attalere, and in 6cot - 11 .0_ , laPAlords weregua get 26;•0n the average. Mi. HUSICISSIIIMI would not hesitate to 'ay, -that " all tithet who sapPo . rted the Mkiou tor the Commit. .. tie, ditteb wi th , a new tn'deteit the Ineasere acne tket; The trtatest a.p.prebeniion might well previil • in the coentry, when it was afact,thnt some hundreds ' of - thousands of acres had only heen.eeitiwated under the idea of theZtewhithility tha_.. t cornwould le itriPortedf fheoe who lied, - Ariecl• their ca vital au inclining & ininid roe the - drey when tbey had done so, uniess tierponccelmweri *1640 *east -He would vote spilt going the COMllsitteeat all, . Mr. BATHURST was in favdit ItitheComtnit helalLis hod* intent. . Ha atiiihoted the elarobor NOshiciiprevailecf,iiithearobjectiot hoeing been brought ' (onward' nt a 4 *atter Wilk,* thk &smell , Mr; CANNCHG replied tti - the Hawks of Mr. linaleissoti: ' The Chaaselifir -Of _die •Eschetjuer had, is Isisopinion,been sniatonfittililattaekedr accused es .he had item bk eirgiversitikei while tee , bad taken th wee*. distreet t ioin, aid foined; 40igi; certainly not Ate most populirpist,Airsitiione the *.liekle' d iscus. soot It was 451119 a. 01114141e5. ; that some proteC. tied was Dermal -lido _ ~_. grower ; "intik wedld ti a great nsisiortnain if ilepspaerlingsliere to be ituplinded now,whas $ mina alatinsi ii .. . Me ' iii. BAWLS& • oxplifwed it 'owe. leach eottjedetPthat pobotrf *add ever think of enactiag a isnittabein Usual 'itt'ilticki a tithe midis. et period last year, erliett,:ate liked Was lir,nt eci, 12 inonths ha! pasted wore cyanid' then any in h i story. lind•nisiiiever report miOt have WWI then preientedp ' `itSrbild have been ism to *Ohm Upon at the. • m' gad. •9n the whole, be thonifit the H. . 'mid not safely venture dicker to pass the law** (0: ' 'r-witler istajaitroos Awns' W. :Pow ' -I— nintet divided, . __ - •" . • '• - • t~ ~. r • • • ^ \ ~ • L .. G. a. • . .1 • . - ~ . ._ t , --.---- .7 -- --:: .... • •• ' ,• e ...:. . , • . . • .• . . II ilisitl . . 4 : rIgg' P tIYtNING .STAIL;. , s • - .. la ineetn* •. ,.0 v - ,- .:, • - ~... ..: • - . p. • infontiklaili ' . 7 .:::•‘. --- .* -- • LONDON* . . ... . Litrik...Alie 1-- ...- • ---•- - . , . " -"q '~ . I.f _ . f , • . • • •i , 7 e i ~ ~.. • ~~ ~~ ~ ._ . . I i • ... EnkrtlIWAY. MAY 21, 11314. -'' irlitelltallr sToClan THIS DAV AT TWELVK O'CLOCK s - • Ittsfussitend4...Com. e7ll=-Kirase pi as-4 per Ct. OM 11 , a per CeaLtireir .71..-India*M4 4 , ts- Me Mal , • ' Ontnium,iol—Beok Long Area 141.0•11* f - ' • — Ezcaequer Balls par, IN press t . ' .• , . • , - • , • -'• ..„..... •. We have received Pols Pallets of - Wed:lei:4ly last. `The Madtnar eontitirotWo utw Royal Decrees, one relating to the Police, and the other to the Army..= the latter raion.to the .inak of Marshals all the; Gene., tal!lef &Isiah:tin the French service—this is a hard. sonteiSay Of. lowering the consequence of the Mgr.. shnis . tif.BoNm!A lyres creatinn.- Indeed most of the* had' 'already- lost 'their Bateaz de Marechasei in the field. Jouttnaw!sT Was picked up on the memorable • laintof -VittOria, and Marshal NaY lost his bn the banks of the Vistula after the inglorious retreat from Mbstirsr. It:natured persons mid at the that' both, Herpes. threw them. away to facilitate their es. cape: • 41-illditipti ..to . the .above decrees, we have Onatle Mine :elections which will be found amusing : )3010aPA•RTS landed at - Elba on the 4th'instant beyond a trci*,:alidtlo*re.embarked, as erroneously stated 41 - fornisepipniii..bnieents to have laid - the founds.. 'tier - fot.*.erw Geterlemat in Elia—comer4l Ban. ' vi4this locniiiter of she Itsieeier ! Not a word is its mint ~ said ;eV:l:Preach Pipets of the Peace. The private i ,letter wind; we have subjoined, contains some in. teiesting 'particulars respecting: the present, state of France, not mentioned in-the Journals : . •'. ' ' 'i. PARIS, MAY it, s 4 The fete .gyen.tt2Bt;tloud by Prince Sch Wart. zenberg was very btilliast. The Emperor Alesin• der, with the Grand Dukes of Russia, •the- King . Pru•sla, with the Princes of Prussia, the 'Doke - tie Berri; ntiti a great number of General and other Ofd. `fiers%.of the Allied Armies, were present, It Was Oillivened, by the presence of all the „ladies .of the 'Court and all the foreign ladies of distinction now in ,Paris: The beantrasideleganee of the English , le-: dies were ParticularTY admired. The Pilaee of St. !Ojos' was illuminated in a 'superb Manner. The . ;*seeh comedians pericoimed it play and otfter-piece. 40*d:4a:ire or stage erected for the purple at` the laid of the Great Gallery, painted by IVfignard,. -.'' • ...1444*the Play, a I}.lll . was given in the Gideon '':„Srs... ' -: . _Conutry danc s es,..fiViltitat, Polortese,. and English Dane* suemkt-I Tie .*lsperor.ofattisia H ind dm Dac de Berri took•nOtere in the dances.— tbe - Bnil was . . followed -at , *••• Oitni Iliiiper.. l kftr i x' which ifs!i 'dancing recommenced, and inntinned Midi daY4ie ft • -.• , ' *•': • • '.'-: '. . . • . a e, s „e f la _Careen lased. at Oa* 404'4- . . 'erpi and basAmetS pnimitlott m t,iiiiLialt. .-.: .• ; .4; AciliniioVerlineil has alio arrived at Paris. ".4undarlist,*fter , „ldass, the newl,4ittiStme MA die : Oaths, . and, afterwirdi alltiSted. at a Council, at • which.hisl/lijesty presided: . ": . -. `,ter Cardinal Maury w a s tojta*e left Van PalaCe of glii 'llitiibistnpWf Paris*ay, 'anctieis equipped I. .....• . infi r tratvelliog dress. His deparnire; hoWever, is put 44.4101. tomorrow. .Abbt.Manty, •hts brother, and Colati-Maury, - his nephew, wiitteetnain et he Pace at* ore 'departure of the roi-tEittie•Cydinal; / • 44 Pre .2k.rchbishop!s Palace," it is said, will be ec eopi'ed by ,an august Princess, whom, our politiCal troubles drove into Spain, and whose virtues and those of her father, are Mat „yet- forgotten by the -French Nation; - ' ' -., .... -..., ' -• . . orifklArsislits agiNte - King of Ping* proceeded . . to Midantienn, with Pride! Bogebe, and spent a part of the day there. • ~.- .. -. . _.. .. •, • .. n ' ". Nothing can exceed the 'soy and ' ietitbieitis of • ' . . . happinest which M. Ducts, the poet, experienced *heti .Came out from hii audience of the King :—.ri Void lean and Racine, (he ealaireed) had the hamar , ot reciting their- verses before Louis XlV.,tant I bit; beard mine recited by the Kink hinistif t -.---'..-- - - " 2 Tlse-Dolte of Orleans , is eipectelk it-Paris Oil 'week:': '.." -.' ' .• - . • " Gement Count. Dunmy eomulats4ing sat Mar. seines, has written spirited letter - to tin„Minister at War, stating that the dead body of General Weber. .who was assassinited, ie Egypt $y Bonapartc's or ders; still remains unburied in the Clide of If, and , . i wigesting that an honour able fu neret . shoe* be or -dered, as.* well merited trophy io.thiOiestory of a brave bur unfortunate and much injured-min._ " Measures are taking for releasing :all the State Prism:et...throughout France., Many of these unfor untate individuals were immured by order of _Bona ' parte, without knowing upon- what groat* and in deed no one else can tell, fo'r their warrants of eoniinit ment were merely tieses of paper, containing fhe name l'.(the prisoner; with the same of the Tyrant, er one of his Satellites, effired to it. Committees have .. ... appointed to visit AO. prisons, and set et liberty . • . those itgainst whom no impeacbinent exists. Tilt ' Winn, in particulsr, contains a great:purnberofrt ' stint of this deicriptioet . . „ . .. • . . One tit* litonipaate's Chief Ministers, who at. ii been in.the habit for twenty years 'of to ins part in 1 , „story. -political change, however -dinette= to his 4ountry, on reining lately to Parit, was. very witch I chagrined at fusding.he was too late n eta,4oe err 'vend in the rastoration et the legitimate lover -staves net biattistrtihat.bas pasle4; hat QV -he. means Rotployad loy.;tba-ROy, lIXTIRACT at A PIUVATILIVIIIICVADM ftlittlTlSl ovule* .. AT TABU, DATED mkt 19, 1814. " The description I gave you in my last, relative 'to the agitated and precarious state of thiC;piial, Lb getter with the_ untoward disposition of a itasidia rable portion of the inhabitants, so hr kona.bciur exaggerated, falls greatly belOw the actual ilia.-- The discontent and ingratitude of the Parisiani-atir pass all atmception. They are continually exclaim ing against the protracted stay of the allied troops, '7.170 . 110Vt one yet been 'WA) MORI& in possessibp ofthe Capital, without refiecting.how many years, and to What a unwarrantable extent they themselieinot only uocuolod, but tyrannized over and insulted the greatest of the Continent of Europe. Witness theif con at Devlin, at Dresden, at - Vienna { • War not the dl Gern;any treated as a conquered country ? • The allied. troops, on •the other hand, chew a wonderful 'example of moderation . and .forhaarance.' The officers, in4tead of being billeted, as they had a right to expect, _on the inhabitants, and being pro vided With alive table; are tomPelled to pay extra , aga44% dear for theii board and lodging. This falls peatzliaxly heavy on the Russian o•ffieers, who, ; from the immense 4listaace at which they are frbm Abair respective homes *ltd . /lace of • residence, - may. Iteially be said • cut Wiliam all resources. . . vent u.c ._ • • dbl. . colic Orme _ _ Th. 4 )"affu:c of suangfts. : of ; to PiiiipOust natarall, iletcription, cone detaWe _ ,Aty occasion a vary ~,, _, ~ A the.price of all articles of zecessary cvil* Their pay is by no mama 'adequate to their in. I etpepaitufe .- ' At*s!ibeliare, ItsaNiall par , I at a lsost 80011111011 . ..0104 lind averages It loss of oearly 43 per cent.' I fed in the other d# with a hoary veteran of the Russian Guard, -who. bus' its military decotations.:-, he has served forty yeati o , and told me, With tears in his eyes, that after figbestis t die battles - cif his country - after having .reeklkie many hankurablit wounds , ke is now 00,14- tcp i i to shrive.'' . The rations served out to- the whisk `diem aft. in fact, very inadequate to their wania..-:, ' 84 EN I dismiss this topic, it urayniat be ;neve. dint to observe; .that, inconsequence of a hint con ', 'eyed so the Provirioruit Government, it Was in con. -templation to fnmisktbe Officers of the Allied troop %Mt . 'with a tree, table at the Hotel In ltneerlider. Buil variety ct of preiented themselves to the arof .tmenplisltMent of this scheme. Among other Motivee, wild I have beard alleged ) it seems the,OffiFeri did itot relish the idea or being boarded,..d riserts, and' t Oa hospital, which the Nigel Is: birdie's: hay not iy be...termed. Add to this • the local ' , heave:, alma resbhing from the distance of the firceel du from the Palais Royal. and the, centrical leventaff:Puris. • These, with other cos iterations, 4iitused' fie'irroject to be dropped; andibe Officers aie compelled to live at their own cost. • ' .1 already gave - yat an account of tuft disi4te, air retherfray, which took place . between some of. • parte, satellites of the viellk Goal Jtpka. pm:o7 of Ilvesiatt troops, on Scnday, the Bth instant., • business was more serious than I at the timesu his pposed. Ileas at the Palace Eip4 Bourboest.,when Itoyd -Highbest the Duke de I)erri. waited upon the Em. jeer Alexander, tutestify his regret at this unplea: giant circurustanee.. The remained is verY,serioas conversation. on the perms of the Hotel for nearly twenty minutes—the taltperor most. affectionately bolding the Duke de Berri by . the hand , --I heard the 100 repeatedly Pp , fu j i k ga i r dic hl—pii not waists& d tr . .ftrt since this 'affair, a strong Ruseian doh duty), and sales in maintaining- the Pain* the Palais Royale Last Supday the gaiety of elan l‘ risians ispe'rienced si suddeu and- very unexpected . T d i ;mp. Orders Witilliued to suppress all dimp r , At the Gin:tuna . in t*environs of Paris—thiNsgsi. surkas you may supppsl, wag by no means comipt 4 nisi' to. the taste end habits of the . 4olatile Perigee*. It becuionertgreat and general taurinnii. -.". i' A number ofkarrems took place the same day ; A' deputation of workmen and labOurers, who complain ed of being actually starviorfor Want of employment, -*sited twice 'the preceding day on the Count D'Ar. *>ip.' They represented the dismiss to whits Mom. ii - es 'Rd families Were reduced' by the MlNOsipary -- ....w1i0n of. many - ef the plans and hmidisiOlors --...- u:. w..,114; Auks; 'is NPIIP •• . r . ` . ... . . . " . •'d - - __,.. - - .'• . wito . 1 I . . . . . hit' i • is stles alidded tp by Ithaillie* la ooSeniett Illsit thrrineit wait not the moment to ir.. Losioek, ... ', .14;eitites tiiPeahtt Riorb e—rt.ktjthutitiS,aeTfl!4lts. 4uf oftineeedtriMlSlClNuirttsw,tinsitle: einvern. ~ zorish, 4 could equal the chagrin . of this - matte! lee, '-esent Was .tinder 4 .gieii ptcuniail embarrassments, 1 _ . ng , a retrollition take place in arbieh he hadn't) tibiat, Sa,d-therefarsamilld-,•not - Undertake. *or cprzy op,. aid. lie rained with:lS-M*4n inc joy.at4ll the im- - *woritt of raesitiiiiiiiiiite lend magnificence. ~Not con 7 .. j. iiirsdent acts of the pastiiiins of aatlii-rkie.'—Soine- tent with this - Answer, ,they returned a. second timer: ~.. c h aract e rs suit-au t i mes a n d- all nowt *. equally —the same reply on the-part of his Ittiyal.Highnesiw •. ~ ~ • I —Still not saddled, they presence.; themselves a third well. r 4 1 We ass limited dot Bcniaparte, on his arrival in' time :- the CoUnt D'Attpis sent them word that he: ; . . Elba. appointed. General Bertrand Minister for the could not see them that day, but that he would give -.. Home Depart Tent. His other Midisters are not yet thenris definitive answer the next morning. A depu. named.'' * . Cation of fifteen •accordingly repeated their visit at tine - " PAIMA, MAY O. appointed hour, who, instead - or beint•presentecl to di This any Madame Letitia, Bonaparte's mother, . I ,lh 'Royal Hlgliness,, were introduced*. a party of and her brother, Cardinal Fesch, arrived at Cardinal • bode vied/arm.. who immediately arrested and con- Caselte* the Bishop of Patina; They continued - their veyed than to a place el safety. - AinongOe me routtfnegnme, after a short stay." .- . contents is an opulent tradesroan - of ihe ii* , Vigil:xi. • .44 GENOA, MAY 7. - " The political horizon, j iilltiorrylciagyi istlinch it We art assured that the English'frigate whith clouded at precept. 'Hew : bitters will definitively , conveyed Bonaparte to Elba remained four or five t e rm i nate , is very problematical. .'So muc h i s certa i n days off Genoa, and that the Commandaot of a frt. that the arch. of- the Allied. troops, who - were sera , ,gate arrived here last Tuesday, went on boari.H3ona- their return io their rospect.ve homes, hai been cam.. . . patters frigate, and dined with him. According to. termanded. The French army ts said to muster very '-- ,;- . birveport Bonaparte did not appear -m 'all abashed : smith. .- their number ' iv- estinrated at 1110000 gcol he Illete4 incessantly athe vicissitudes of Eur°Pti n troOps, who have liken drawn together from the &Ire. . ... ' 'PRIVATE LATTER: forts and strong places. After the genera* . ... • . . dal rsrat.. " ,manner in which the Allies have behaved. towards 'France, let os hope, foe - the take of bin:limit% that the French Government: will neith-r be sufficiently. road;nor sulsclently u ogre vie!, toproio.ke a new war."., 7•J The Rea' which u so conv:.y the Royal . nglaxtd itasem4bwi'lei•she Downs Waiting tor t•. oars. As sre'stafed •yeiterday, a delay of a clay or two in the arrival of the Allied Sdtefeigns will. take place, in consequence. of fonntnipor arrangements of mere itiquette.: cottlit Osi.ors, who. - srrised - in Ta s wn on 3 Vaslttesday,. states that the Emperor his MAster limy be expected In• London cc N''ednesday or Thurs. • day next at.farthtst. The milZry escort wilich is twattend the Sovereigns of 'Russia and l';-ui,ia,frtra the coast to the nitiropOlis will be numerous And Mpg. : ttifstest. The troops conuisenced Oeirmarch to Lover' an Wedocildil..T4seSCqtaoreyi ire to term theescort of the•ttugust,lowereigns from Dover to within one itageof Landon;*vihenit:is 'expected the LifuGoards. and Blues iidt tonduct them on their entry into the • Metropolis. .1i is said 'ilmesiliseint of etiquette wilt :it!vept the katece . Rsaikiti'ltoormeeting these tinguished_perionages at /Sewer; . . . • The question t 4 the COrwLaws waiagaiti before: e House a .po o tts: last night.. Mr. &Sacs _ - • _ . new ColliMqUe to .• '. v ' S ~ . . , the 'appointment of a further information on so inmertant a quest:* fain a - - . _ OA one side it was contended tirat the House !ra i d. ata • ready coin !a•ReS9II-nicistßS team two 1 4P 1 ° had'*C! *oasts in car terg stsijeot4 sad 0.).t it vionlelba7i,4 . .. 11111141, after having proceeded so far ? .to risAbnyjsr • ieforasetiers.• On the orhei hand it seat contaiidedrirat the length to which the House trad pitieedel; conid be no argument aping reCtivislg Iffther :ration's and Sbai if the House pipc444ed on.deft.c tire inforroatic•n aid ced,t44,4tiwoorict be a peer ezeooryat,* fettsre.clay, to say that• they refuses. : far_ theft investigation:for ; feat of ;Ipfarini;iriiesista. 4 . isisnittet citno rani:rat to the public how rid;ca. lons any moo, in or oat 'of Parriimri;nr;m:sy, make . himself ; bet 'it is 4 great hapartabcetirat:thelear of . ridicule should not be used as an argunlOnadereising' the price of bread. s • •• '; .1 ~.r - _ ~ ' • : . 1., • -The report of the death or his 'l - itghness dur,Duke_ of MECklirtatiJACl - frtftirliti occasioned that of Prince ftittaibzicc i fiiint.ahr:of fels, on'tbe 13th of April Pet,. • • Yksterslay afternoon .tl7 DuchOssPf . OLDPintlltog. off suite visited the' Post.oarce. Her Inipqrist Prigb-.! • eels' will -received by Paaricii Fatoft ttco, _ and Sittr • inspecting the different opices. ;partook43f a `sumptuous dinner at his residenq. • • • , The MOttitearhas dikpped th fide <I tosPerty • • AusT*tA, and speaks of Ins - l i Mperial IfilAjcsty its .• of GiI4MANY. - He therefore; testifies that lithe, -- ;• An affray took place yesterday hr - pcie of the C.iiin.;.• • ittee.rooms of a certain tionOura49lloq. betwits, of-the City Merbes pe . paisentativn - or a neighbouring Counv, 'We ate happy' s - however. tn' that no bloodwas • shed,: thiattel =di it* was spiit qn the oCrasion,in'Consequenca of each discbAr- ng a huge leaden4and Tull ef:i nk at the othir. 'F ortu nately both ..sivitit missed the genic they were shoed h at, but the aiock made anion& the white and elinkeen trowsers of the bye.standers is said to bait been dresdful beyond exarnp)e.'•' The °burster of *lliOtrOW *lt reprint Governor .Ainslie's Proclamation. . • ' • The Ticket. No. 5932, a 4'15.60 in the last Lotter:, was sold in doe 4111 f std . i( Sixteenth Shares, at Swier and Co.'s. Forninise Offices Wo. I I, .130oltrY, Charing-Ctoss, *40 , 31. Aldgkit High. Oblet ; where Tickets and *stet of thertleti4.4- tery, to be-drawn on.tha King's Bir.th-day, • ire 'sikw - -on Sale in-great variety. . • • • *FALssotrrir, Maar IS. e —Sailicl tire Osboirbe Picket. for Halifai. Arri , wi t th ed ie hltV einve a oy iesty ., ih_ipGotartrecia, &on's' _ . • -; A .. Boordetua, i thstPOrtogoessirrig of war Batod t froak Rio de Janeiro, in 84 &TY with dispatches--on the U inst. tell in with the American schooner pri vateer 14VrrellIft;' of Baltimore, Captain Wesel (s mandui tea pm) in lat s . 48. long. IS.— she r.apmrsd three Wits and two ships. *The Wind sor Castle Packet sailed khan Rio for England the same day as the Baton.'-Wind E.5.F.4 By..the followias it Would appear am s do not pay much attention to neutral last 0011: 4.'=aa The Si Nichols', a Rioniss; from l!f a maa o3 .., c ? IPrAiviatatee S r i ßs:dijaissn s t til l:e 7: Blll jaacie. 9l nt :iar dl ch e o {tut ' l a iierpoci, has been detained by the iou 5 MT J A .: A rn Po'r't A M m e e ri ti c ca an . wised at Su Mary a bout " hir an Asnentim pri.ivatetr... . • . - • • . , .r . %7 ! ' • • , • ' . -' l