Star. — London, England, 1817-10-11 00:00:00

THE EV PING STAR. LONDON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 11111. ITINDIL - Prise of Nooks this day as verdes o'clock fudged s if) ea. sat—Corr. for Oct. 11141 - Coos. for Nov. itti Ss-44avy. Iwllabds ill ale prot alai Lem Anus. WI f 1 es. die.— inch. Was. W to Sas. pr• answered, several days ego, the {smiths et Ministate to lesa&Bachecter IW., at ad. per day Interest. This roorolng the Beak received a lase issue, and such la the essidesee et the t, this security, that they Instantly bon a yreasiem of Ifls. to 17.. Cossets opened to-day at Kt. and haintediately fete to at which price there Weft won heyen at twelve otioch. The diet& nil' to be paid eo Vooday sod Tweiday will be in Sovereigns and Hal Sovereigns. No more Osborn se Tait Guineas are t 5, he issued tor the proost. .1.11.111 We Whets thsit the following comparative state• intent el the net produce a the Revenue of Great Britain, iN the Qoarteis ending on the 10th of Octo ber. 1876 and 1817 revectively , h dearly correct. The official statement segairing to be brought dawn to the latest hour last n•ght, kad not been closed in time for circulation when this Paper was put to press, -but from the progress made we have reasolito believe that the following will be found neat the truth : CONSOLIDATED FUND. 1414. 11117. .61,494,1111.4 , ,194,'403 4,178,419 4,411,941 1,437,447 1,684,663 714,4441 78;6'53 465,0110 354,000 • 165,414 1114,931 41,491 76,1140 Penmen Customs Dios Ezcise • &Mar • Assessed Tams • Po.t.Ofca lasid•Taz • Total of C 0461141414 Fwd £6,452,090 £1,391,344 11”.•—•. , 1,057,111 1,366,454 Anna Dudes • • -Surplus of dr. paid loco Csoollaits4 And . • Tooputary Excise . • 'Mtn 432,152 Lon t54.44s tog No Rouses 41 Wh 13 6 426 0 11 0 10 • 44 . On lillooday we hope to rectify any *swag 'titbit she above may exhibit. In the mean caned is satisfactory to lied that the produce of the Coosa lidated Food for the Quarter ending yesterday, so suede that of last year by at least it 130,030. 'Thb improvement may be considered as pervading all the branches except the Excise; sad the shert.comiog in this branch ie easily captained from the circumstance clf the Masters, &c. retarding their operations, wait. lag for the barley of the new crop. Nothing aut be more astural, in the face of a falling market, than to delay purchasing as bag as passible f and in feat May do wait till the maskethas passed Its istalamme ardent they think et laying ift a apply. la the Commas the humus bee bola saioslasrable. Naar /140000 s sad is the &amps above 451(4000► la the Post-Mks that it e falliag at. to a small amens bet is the maul &Iles ea laareees da4 ism asoomoo. as tie whole the produce is tatisfactity, ead Mw sites' smog "Mena that ow (sedition hti bee ow& improved slam the begieelng of hat eget*. a coasoliattteh after the rural disuses end print. , tuft wide!' lately gals so emir ems for 'alma w own/ teaseling mind. . We - understand that, according tithe 'hint IMMO If l eilhaege (or whatever other cause it is that raises the notednal •aloe of gild above that of silver or paper &aviation a for the matter. we believe, is still ie dispute) tbe new sovetelps admit of being sold at a premium. Perhaps they may be coined too large, or the silm too Iltder(ve believe the latter). Na. stems dealers are said to be engaged to this nefari- Olt I traffic ; and as gold can only be procured at the Bask by notes dined prior 'gibe lst of Jimmy, 1817, Beak notes of that antecideat date are bought up with avidity, and instantly taken to the Bank for cash., This is a circumstance, which, if one, we shall regret enteedingly, both as being the first which has ems. ged of a character calculated to fetter is any degree the sew circulation to happily in progress, and like., Wise as greeting the freak determination of the Bank to pay in cub with a rode reception. We feel sunhats in obtain faiths: information on chit subject. Paris Papers of iteduestlay arrived this morning. The case of Messrs. Corr' and Doestoven, the seem of the Cower Bureplas. has been decided by witolgeseat of the Court of Appeal, and not as re ported by some Journals here, by any gomp ein ar se des Ministry. The Court has reduced their. teem of Imprisonsiset to three months, and the am imp ose d ea them to a thousand francs, besides dis. Margin the interdiction of civil rights ponooneed against them. The grosad of this moderation of their indigoes is however stated to be merely the long deten tion to which the accused have already bees sdbjected,' for the Court is *IOW to declare, that the Notes of R e futation, which they added to the pretended igloo saript from St. Helena, and is whieb they exhibited the author of the manuscript as the tyrant of France end the scourge of the human race, were futile, or at Idait insufficient to repel the attacks made against the Ultimate Sovereign and his family, inasmuch as they s um pass ed over is entire silence the injuries and ea. lemaies directed against the person of the lEmo is several parts of the manuscript. The crime, th ere _ Wets of IL M. COMT2 and DUSHOTZR MUDS to be, not that they did not abuse BONAPARTZ sufficiently, b ut that they did net point out to the people of France 116 w gratifying a contrast Leda Tilt Dun= pre. its to sae exiled Tyrant. dieocralaitesamis Damusta, sod Doiatueer, wbo meto'nesitad co theist of July last. mere liberated es the lit inst. in virtue of an Ordinal)* of the De-' pertaseetal Court of the Rhone, which absolves them from the criminal charge brought against them. A Cabinet Coutter is stated in an article from Madrid to have set oat from that capital on the 24th sit. for Paris, carrying with him the adhesion of the Spanish Government to the Article of the Treaty of Vienna relative to the abolition of the Slave Trade. I t i s a dd e d, that the abolition is to take effect from the year 18'10 ; and that Englund has made a loan to Spain on the occasion of a million of francs, or at4oo,oiai sterling I I A good bargain too, it seems. fii us, for we are assured that at another epoch we actually offered for this boon to humanity, a loan— or, as we suppose it may more literally be rendered, a present of nearly twice that sum. Another secret -of some importance accompanies this intelligence from Madrid. It is at length ad' matted to be veryltrell known, that since the month of April last. alltbe ports of the coast of Chili and Viceroyalty of Lima, have been declared by the Royal Government in a state of rigorous blockade, excepting only Sainte Marie, Le Callatvend Cohan. The defection which the politicians at Madrid draw front ibis is a we think tlir etioegh. As the Royal Government would net likely blockade itself, they are l.; , 1, 8.0101 , Wats it seems, to believe, that the Insurresis ate actually in possession oldie interior— * belief in which we have the happiness to assure them, from most authentic information of many months intiquity, that they are perfectly well fou: deo. Whilst the Royalist Navy pretends thus to be block ading the ports olithe Pacific, it is mattrr of some wonderment to learn from the sime source, that the privateers of the Insurgents, abandoning their own shores, and traver.itig the vast Atlantic, are, in real feet, so blockading :he coasts of the mother country, 1 , that scarce a ship can slip out without a eertainty nearly of being captured. Within the space of eigh t days there has been captured, it appears. between Capes Patios end Crees.• is the Mediterranean, no less than ton Spanish ships belonging to Valencia, Barcelona, and other ports of that sea. An as tmblagi. of stoops is taking place ingstra- Wawa, and wen those which were preparing at Cc din have. it is said, been detached thither. A great many osaisetures :)ave been formed as to the cash of these movements ; but no p:non a it is Aram', se ritresly believes in the proximity of any raptors with the Portuguese. It we might except the detaching of the Cadis division, ef which indeed there i s n o ,1 absolute severance, we should suppose the whole to 1' merely the remit of some Commissariat change of distrilretion. The arbitrary sethutossate of the King of Warmth , ' burp is sot, ii appesn, likely to pats without the appoiltioa which it is so well calculated to su n .. As, ardele hues itastadt gates ) Chit strong reclametions keie bees made stalest it from sakes pang of the kindeaso.Fresch i pet etruu.44l. 110 c. . ~-. ..I 0 A distinguished Patriot General has arrived in 1 London frets the Spanish Main, for the purpose of making purchases of large ships, in order to be coo mild into ships of war, tu compose a respectablt navy. We are assured that there is so want of dol lars to carry into elect Ibis great object. The Co. Deral glutted to sap, if the Patriot Armies an let at the patent inotnent nlry thing they require, they soon will be; and that a navy is now a prime object, so to be disposed of at eta as to co-operate with and give assistance to the military operations on land.-- The negocistions of the General on the abject aro already far advanced to a favourable Wile The Dube and Doehess of CIAISULAND lean Tuabtidge Wells ea Monday. for Worthing. The Duke and Duchess 'Newsome'. and family left their residence i■ Berkeley-square this day, for theist seat, Cleasbervark, Nottiiighsahhire. The Marquis of Suao is expected Huston to Eng land to-morrow week, from Paris. The Marquis of Zama intends leaving his seat in Lincolnshire next week, for tows. The Dowager Marchioness of LANIADOWN left Wsr this_g ea Weisilay, for Brighten. The ZIA and Countess of Br. GIRMANS are re. turned t. their seat. Pert Eliot. Cornwall. ism disk seat is Gleseestersbire. ITU AIM 112PSNIvt Cont. Yestaday, at three I?ClOCk e the Pasties REGRET held a Court as Carlton-horse. The Duke de SAW CARLOS, the Spanish Ambassador, was introduced to his Royal Higbneu by Lord Viscount CAine MIAMI, and conducted by ROBERT Cnerrea, Esq. the Assistant Master of the Ceremonies. His Esccl lency had a closet audience of the Rectum, delivered kis credenti..ls, and was mo.t graciously received. Afterwards M. M. CHIT de CAMPULANO. A. Go atee, A. CABBILLERH, and J. LABRADOR, Gentlemen of the Duke's suit, were introduced to the tams Raoul:, upon their different appoinfments. They came to Court in the French Ambassador's carriages, with the servants in state Herm'. The Baron HUMBOLDT, the Prussian Ambassador,' was then introduced by Liod Viscount Ciorrca- MXMIIII, and conducted by ROBERT CMIPITRA, Esq. the Assistant Master ofthe Ceremonies. His Seed !racy had a closet audience of the Panes REGROW, delivered his credentials, and was must graciously received. Mr. JOV/NRAT, '.the Baron Btrtow, and Count Lust were severally introduced to his Royal High ness the PuINCSUItsT, upon their various appoint swifts tin tile Prussian Embassy. His Extellency anti suite came to Court in Prince &ruinAsir. the Austrian Aubassador's carriages,. Attended by t he servants in their state liveries. A General Of f icer i•i the Portuguese service was in.rwduced to the. PIIINCI ReGIsT by Lo►d Viscount Sinuotrit, upon nib remit' te England,- 4/then his Royal Highness was graciousi) pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon him. His Royal Highness held a Privy Council, which' was attended by the First Lind of the Treasury, the Secretaries of State for the•Husie and Foreign De partments, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Pr:sident of the Board of Controul, the Treasurer of the Household, and the Judge Advocate General. Mr. BULLIti attended as Clerk of the Council. The' Judge Advocate General laid before the Pulses the proceedings of :me Courts Martial, and took his Royal Highness's commands upon them. Viscount. SIDAIoUTH and Viscount CASTLItReAGH had andiences of the Pau CS Rantrit. Lord BOsTOII and Sir WILLIAM lENZPIL were tie' Lord and Groom is Waiting. WINDSOR, OCTOBER 10. Yesterday her Ma'am aid the Princess ELIZA.. Baru took an airing by Sunning-hill Wells, and re tarded to the Castle to dieser. The Princess An• ourra took her usual airing on horseback in the Park. Lord Rivaits entered the Little Park yesterday morning with his Gov pack otgreyhouuds. when some flue coursing took place, which attracted a great amber of specimen', This auseainf her MAsiery and Princess Etna arra took as arms to Frogloore. This daj Lord Riven repeated the diversion cost:Lan the Little Park I there was a great deal of e nt sport, during which there was some very superior roes. RAMSGATE, OCTO34R 10. A brilliant Ball wasgivea at the Assembly Rooms on Tuesday evening, and the beauty of our fair coos. r rwoosen was never more conspicuous. Dancing . commenced at ball-past nite . o'clock with the $1.1. 4 ? led off by Captain Destutsoi and the Hciarourablei bliss /*AUK. A single quadrille followed, and then a Mk. of Scots dances, cpmenencing with “ /Woe, vas stair re yes Stem" ably led by Mr. Gow. One hundred and sixty-two fashionables graced this as. suably with their presence. The dancing was kept up with spirit till ball—past sue o'clock. A propor tion of the company did nqt separate till a late hour. In the gay circle were the fullo.wing4 COMMIES et Mendes, sir Wilms arid Lady Fraser, Sir F. and Lady reed, Sir Janes and Lady t eke, Lady and Miss Moor., Mr. and Mrs. Warr., Mr, and Mrs. AIMS, Comes. of Dais. mere How Mr.. Gardiner, Mr. I th, Captain kvelyn. Lady Hapliina, Colonel lieekwor tA, Mrs. ere Sutton, and Min M. Settee, Dr. they, Mr. Tartan The town is crowded beyond all precedent. Nu merous families continue to arrive, and many proceed to Broadatairs. BECIDST4IRS, OCTOBER 10. The Earl and Grantees of Pato.= are exposited is tows is a few days, fres their seat, Wdton-bease, W ilea. The Dowager Countess of Snares is arrived at her house in Hill.street, Ilerktlay-squaW, ftomiftufslitea Calm Her Ladyship intends leasing town in slew days for Brighten. D Cutouts e Gas: it expected its. 'sow, in a few i dap, from her seat, Wrest-house, getifordshire. • The End and Cauntese of Loves! Lek Lord GM'. inn's seat, Grimatherpe Castle, en Wednesday, lo t ' then seat, tlfrsagtea Park, Stunfori. Lord and Lady FALIMUTII have left .their seat, Woolhampum, /Jerks, for Tregothan,•Corawalk Lord ALMON/111dt his seat, Wiesen Hall, York. shire, a few days since, on a visit to his lathery Earl SPENCIM, in Nottinghamshire. • Sir ALIXANDZI saves. Colonel of Engineers, kas been for several days at Milford Haven, on a sup, y of the harbour. He is attended by the Diligence Admiralty cotter. It seems that Goilornment intend to put the .Haves in the most procurable state of defence, by erecting several strong benefits oa the most eligible places, and also for tbeentectioo of the new Duck-yard at Penibroke. Prince EsTrAHMLY gave a most sumptuous enter. tainment eft Thossday, to all the Foreign Ambassa dors, Ministers. and their Ladies, Col one l n on, Mr. HAM LTQS, sad a numerous party- at . dissiospe eo, at Maass House, CAvelidia"q 4 / 4 - Wednesday evening the fourth Ball for the season was given on the Mario! Parade, at BARFIELD'S Si. loos, which wu attended by nearly one hunched per. eons of consequence and dash. palming commenced at tea o'clock, and concluded at the usual hour of one, led of with Aleseassder, an excellent figure move ment, composed by a Lady, in compliment to the magnanimous Emperor of all the R imam. We never saws danct kept up with greater spirit. BRIGHTON. OCTOBER 10. • The Theatre lit night bad a s_pkndid auditory, owing to the favourable auspices of Lady Caaoutte Luis The Devil's Bridle, nod the Milk, aged Al, Moo wan s( with great elect. The arrivals have been very numerous of late, including, among others, Mr. Perkins, Mr. liofystee. Mr. Clambers, Mr. Williams, Mr. Morin sad Wady. S 4. and Mra.Saitinarit, Messrs. Williams,. Mr. or, Miss DeWs, Mr. Sub, Mr. sad Mrs. Redfars, Mr. &Memo, Mr. sad Miss timisosst, Mr. Sewn., Genera! Am ' brim, Mr. Nieliab,'Mr. antr dater, Mises Baker, sad EV*, the AttantepOanstal (Sir , lasi Baker, and his Lady, Mils and Sir George Smart. • The Earl of Cimmerian, m the President of the Society for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge, dined. at the Old Ship today. In the preceding part of . the day. an eloquent discourse was delivered at the Chapel Royal by the Vicar. the Rev. R.J. Cain, in a crowded eowsregatien, alter which a collection was madnin support of the lands of this most extol 'platy Establishment. The Marchioness of Down_ ' suIRX (Baroness Sanwa). supported by the Earl of Cutout:nett, was, the Pate holder at the principal door. The collection aineunted to between eighty and an hundred pounds. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORE has this ' week been on A V* to the Marquis of HARTIOAD, at Sudbourn-hall. . Mr. Custann, late Master of the Rolls in Ireland, i s dangerously ill at his house, at Brinupten. Tuesday, Lord CLIFTON. accutup.ritied by EDWARD TAYLOR, ESQ. of Bilrens, a late reepectc., Rcineben tative in Parliament tot Canterbuiy, cuserruented hie caov.ss for the ftpresentabun of tia.t Chy as she wat4km/4 Election, and has ennui/m.l.k since then; it is said, with *Battering prospect *buten,. mow tivriLtimci: 1111.1 0 ORD HAVEN, OCTOBER E, Arrived the ship Bore?. LVNI4 from Dements!, Bristol i she srnke ti , e iollowang vesselt, viz. o n 7th ultimo, in fat. 40. the Diana, from Demisg,,, t Liverpn , l; the 16th, in lat. 45, Utia, Custatt,r v. Jamaica tor Landon, with loss of in'zeo-ttr 14 , 4 . and on the 27th following, in ! a t SI, t h e ' ' tine, rom Bristol, for Newfoundland.—Art.rvd the Pheasant, BARIUM from Rotterdam Eta , add remain, with the Diligence Admiralty cutter a large fleet of coabters bound tap the Britt(' PLVIC)UIII. OCTOBER g. Arrived the Americus brig General Stark, 'America ; and the Elierald, bar.L. from EL 4 i. Bay, with skins, for London. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 104 Sailed the Scipio, Hurcutstsou, fur London. DEAL, OCTOBER IC Came down from the Kiser and sailed, th tt Irina, for Berbice Ntholas, tot Hasa:Louth ; Horton, for Newfoundland. The Vigilantir, ~ ;a 1 was pn shore yesterday, was got off this moirj. the boatmen, and is now proceeding to It; ; , ; ,, 4 harbour—her mainmast was cut away last nc.),:: HULL, OCTOBER a. Put back the Unity, Tuautra, (bound to Bc::::) with her main mast carried away. IEINsALE, OCTOBER 4. The canonsl. JAM. Mi 02.11(004 M‘STRONi, Wick for Crok, put into Court IskSkerry, broken her boon), and w very near being Ls:. GRAVE-END, OCTOBER 10. . Arrived the Hoop, Gayt, irons Anoterdain ; ICJ.ck. from Rotterdam; Hoppa, Muller, (rain Nor tray. the Ceres, Henderson, for Jantaica; Anna, Tn,t , fur C. ova tinople ; ftlegrapk, N'hitniabh, for New York ; h.argun 71 Anglesea s Brown, for Ostend ; Anita Sophia, Gorse for Elizuketh Ann, Ridley, fur Rout rdam ; 1 - lantagenet, for Madeira; Maria, Atisios, for Bout& aux, MIS rOM-HUUsE, oCroBER 10. SNIPS ENTIRE!, INWARDS-- I he Itter, Gt brnellers, from Web, cum; Bliss, Warn, and Albion, falera, from Ostend. OUTWARDS-. Ilse Ant, Barker, for Hamburgh; Flora, HO for Barbados.; 'Sisters Providence, Greenslade. tor St. Ltei Seville; Henry Wellesley, Spats., for Augusts; Concord Norne, l for Hayti; Itebeeca, Rowe, for St. Thomas; Leeds I'..tket, !kr. sell, tor Genoa and Leghorn; Ana, Scott, fur Amer ' ; Les 4 Mulgrave, 'nodule, for Madeira and Cape Coat f f; li ar many, Barrett, for Demerara; good latest, Calder, The Catharine, from Cadiz to Uddeaall.y , foul 01 120 miles west of Cape St. Vincent's, obliged to put back to Cadiz to rep a i r an du. 1 , The Joseph and Samuel, Wan Lutlon, lost sr, to have been at the entrance of t r e e W rser , 41i at Bremen Ist instant. The Harmonie, Irons London, which was on near Stade 30th ultimo, bib been got off atter I lightened, and arrived at Hatnburgh 2d ii int. The Fraw Catharina, from Antwerp tc was on shore 27th ultimo in the Hever, and feared would be lost. The Amelia Frederica, from Havre to . put into Cowes on Tuesday, leaky, And must Charge her cargo. The Jane, hum Hull to Hamburgh, ran on at 871127th ultimo ; cargo landed without sod the vessel would be got off and repaired. • The John and Jane, from Sunderland to dam, was lost near Terschelling Sd instant ; **crew saved by pilots The Joseph, from London to Rigs, put into tenburgh Ist iostant, with damage, and would obliged to roper, having struck on a rock off W' Yesterday a Court of Directors was Geld at the EMI India House, when Captain D. MACLEOD sworn into the command of the ship Marquis Huntly, consigned to Bombay and China. At eight o'clock on Tuesday evening, the 50th ult. a seaman belonging to his Majesty's ship Toxsast, being intoxicated, jumped overboard from 1! clop of that ship. he alarm was imm. Jiately gives; by the quarter-m 'stet of the watch. v hen Lieutenant GEOKCIR FRANCIS BRIDGES l umped from the ware" room window, and catchi ng bold of him by the ail - 4 had the happiness to rescue a fellow creature man a watery grime. _ Toe Practical Abridgment of the Custom and Es. eke Laws, by Mr. Purr, of the BristolCustom.bouar, one of the most valuable Beat. of Business aunt, has become the Guide of the Treasury, and of ,11 the Public Officers, coot ected with those irupertant `ranches of Revenue.—tfourier. Tut Yogamut WaTenn.—The following aceoel of young Walloon is given by a Gentleman in4l Philadelphia s " The junior WATSON. alter the affair of the 4J Decree, was kept closely coofined to his room for the first two molt after. During this time, various experiments were tna altar his appearance. lucidoei were made in Ins tacr, give hiss the apple:ance of a scorbutic complaint; at.d his confinement clothes were made, padded with citron, to b ite W the appearance of a fat and biosttd figure ; to cooy e m tileiloleir, he was Whited as a Quaker. For two or iNter web* be tailed to accustom himself ti his new character, by italic': ,akag the Indite. Atter he was prt;semed to br rents' ice I i i arposid dowser, be agreed for hb passage nit host .1 • eV 4 " 3 I fleavu.ss, bound fee Philadelphia. Th. " stopped in the Downs by telegraph, some taformatiou ito;:g been received that the culprit was making le, secs; e nil drip. Two Bow -street Officers tame on hosed, maktit;, ?mit diligent search, and erestioaing par hearty every toowt f ' 'lle sober character of the Quaker, however, evaded their nub. On his being questioned as to his name and busine-s, e ported to have dryly replied..." Friend, I have no boar,'' a.' thee," and, after some slight altercation, he was allowc.i to, The cabin, the steerage, and reel where the cargo was serve' , was then searched, and it was not until he arrived E ;eel 4 that the Captain and crew learnt be was t h e Lid:ilea, . when the search was made. He threw off his assumed his own Dame, on lauding in tia. Uotti..l . tut- 1 II : now lives a short distance front Philadelphia, sod r.per. that the Editor of one of the democratic Papers in .instr!.o l commeyeed a oubscrlptiun for his relief." L' xgcurl'~N nir CHABLES TUE FIRST.—Tau rable event, which has been described %vial r." 96 eloquence by our litat , trians, is thus recordi.i i Newspaper of that pur , od, called 7he hi.„lpate figauvr, without conime , it, and tau the ) ' the common new; (~ the dAy " on the SUM of January, was Csaarts Ki .g of Scotlacd, Franca, aad Ireland, put to de4tia. by Whs.:J.:fir S it L atilfsiat it Beaulactiag HOMO; 1K Whitehall. ... , ~.. paTh. w ...... way . w 5 waseme wimwasge tram War •10.11.• =I a mow .rawvie of mrwsgr o NUM me PINUP au his hi s eta i r he case of Ware. CONTI 1114 DVlWltelrlik the goat is Ghw e e ettett hi to „ Moe west off • with great effect. The arrivals bare h i a , ii , salmi of die Couver-Burepfsa, has bees decided by The Earl and Countess of ?nooses are expected hefteerf mutton of later including, among others, - syttelgaseat of the Court of Appeal,. lib. and cot as re. istooro is a few days. from their seat, Wilton-Deese , ' ' } tr. lia r' vi m*. mr•ebanlormi Mr. wow's, me. , ins i ra.Wlllianny ''' ported by sone Journals here, by any eompeoutise Wiru ' Mr. Many, Mise Daps, Mr . Sub, Mr. aad Mrs. Redfern, Mr. \ awe t - The Downie Countess of SIOTON is arrived at der Rohlaeoa, Mr. sad Mies Fielioneen, Mr. Willi dot Miaita7• The Covet hie reduced 'heir' The is Hill-attest, Betialey-square; itOIIIIIAINHOM bras% Me. 241 e 6 cdae . Me• and ellitle• Misse ge l e L e la; sod M aeral iss term ae1.1.161.,,,,d teem of froprisonmeet to three olattlits and the litre Coen. Her Ladyship intends 'gulag town in slew Elle • the At "al ( ic i es sallallkwidlecd) sad la L ady, --7.--1 and Mr George Satan. •, Nemo tospesed ea theist to a thousand francs, besides dis. days for Brighten. The Earl of Cmcnarros, 4es the President of the been c 4 Society for the Promotion of Christian Ln led "4 margin the husediesie, of d e n e i g h ts pennunee d Countess Da Gear is expected in imp in a few dor from her seat, Wrest-boose• DediordnhircL• dined. at the Old Ship today . In the preceding part .fboten l ow ge, agates them. The grosad of this moderation of their . he End end Gamper - . c ol astit ia , not a r vi rel e it esda erd y ti . wr io ; of .the day, an eloquent discourse was delivered at Thew aneteece is however stated to be merely the long &ten- me, seat, • • the m a C c hap rew e de l ii ße coo yal sre by ga tt en e V b icar alter , th: h ße ich y. a lt.2 ol .2 c a ti o o n, n pon on h e : *Geo which the messed have already bees sdbjected, their seat, Ufibigte. It, Stamfora. for the Court lo Plerreed to declare, thee the Naas of Lord and Lads FALMOUTH have left. their seat, , was made in support of the land s ' of h* Refutation, which they added to the pretended ilium- W"l h e 2tPteei Desks, k ,..fee TreS,,,e ll2 , o 4 . Clei„ we 11.., far Establishment. The Marchio t ne ts u of roost sum- thee:. stripe from as Helena, and in which they exhibited shis ' e " . a f " ew l-T d t luP s l!'eu his me t! Y "e!"ril , e2rh ' siiIRZ (Baroness SANDIrIi). supported by the Ea O rr N o; was Me di c' n Il ie .Kilos amounted to between eighty when wh s ince, on i o n ;:nmt to his father s Ear l Cutcnearza. was, the Piate-holder at the principal that th MIS author of the manuscript as the tyrant of France Bra cos, in Wet mg the scourge of the human race, were futile, or at Sir ALZTANDZo i arca, Colonel of Eegineers, )as I twist insu ffi c i ent t o repel the attacks made no w t t h e been . for . several dal! at . Milford . Hayen, on a sur ey Ddsed - MIMI d ard a . ow ti , Ultimate Sovereign and his family, inasmuch as they of , the . h , e 'he_lle• " ..e is attend ed 0, 1 , 1 th e a Diligence Hit Royal Highness the Duke of Wax has this lac th raontiraity co. It seem W C vfor ment intend week b een on a T w i t to t h e AA Me passed over is entire silence the injuries and ea- to put the Ha v en in the most practicable state of ' . at budbourn-hall. -Aargnio of Haorr ORD, a t om i h ona tes directed against * person of the KING. is defence, by erecting several strong batteries cm the Ex Mr. Colman, late • manuscript. The crime , there- most eligible places, and also for thepretectioo of thethe Rolls is • Iceland, fable at parts of the is dangerously illat 13' Iwo: of is le • at Brampton. . o f blf. M. COWS and DUSHOTIO meals to be, n ot new Duck-yard at Pembroke. Tuesda eloqu y, Lord Cuero*. accompaiiied b y F- fore, fficiencly, but Prince ESTILIMAILY gave a most sumptuous enter. ew t: • — D v/AHD News that they , did not abuse BONAPARTI SO 1 f tainment en Thus sday• to all th e Foreggo Antiolisa; TA 11, scf. of Barons, a late reepectee Iciitesen- f l , . Oust they did net point out to the peep e io Francesso „ fors , Ministers, and their LoilCes, Colonel Foam., in e ta nn tiv ,,, e for 1411nent ffif Canterbuiy, cum:wined his three, 116 w gratifying a contrast Louis THE Du th r Ms. HAI4I LTC'S, ana a nutnerous patty . of disa u son. , , ~,, r !ficesentali'm 01 that Cry a 4 a te a 0 -••• i ' scat awects Esti to MOO exiled Tyrant. at Chautios Huute, CAceliclibh 4 q.ere‘ - . * '1 • on. and has contumed- it Noce then, scoriae dawralt3wuir, DuLeaw, and Dainuosr, who ' it is said, with a &uteri% provesl --, nr introi t - _otofien , B: Demer a , r , r ,, A , viz. 0.1 t i en-tt r the C , 1„.... 4 : -Arr.viii • frit Ur:.. lty cutter dri ittni Chaua t i, Stark, f... t , 4 3ni .ondoe. led, , vatinah ; plantia, !; at s to Rorni,..t e last J to TRON4I, ft a ketry, hir: 4l : tint! Ls:, n; t. 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