Star. — London, England, 1817-01-25 00:00:00

THE ARMY.. CAPTAIN itt an old distinguished Regime* ll a tett Comp:mica, stationed in Ireland, .rime to•VIC. CHANGE to a Second Battslioti. Letters addressed f s toost•pald) to Mr. A. L. at Mr. st, renati Charlone.,rteet, %Winn!lapel. London. 111 E • WANI'ED HALF-PAY ENSIGNer rt.:ken:y:lE. A:7 Dne hawing Spa a CotandasllOn to *U. ,p; s e_tel to dir!st (pcm paid: t? A. D. PO%t-0117, York TO OPEICERS OF t HE NAVY AND ARMY. • THM: 4EGIS OFENGI.AND. MX. MAURICE EVANS has the honour to in. form the NAVY and ARMY, as well as his ninneress and distinguished siIIISCRISK RS, that this Work having been pat to mg., will it cienpletrd as quickly mha arrangeneenu will admit atter the hieettagtlt Parliament. He invites, there. fore,ihme Officers and their 'drill% who intend to sabteribe, e. favour hint with their names; as, in consequence of the West liect.3 in its l.rogrua greatly Wronged in mem and Interestle• yond the urig•nal desgn. the p.1.:,e to bleasubscriben most 111111* Irottlalgy be rated he tee. price to Subscriben as before lie. ed. only. A few copies wilEbe prided Ifs Imperial °stave, pries Us. '1 his Work forms a coliectlon of those admirable and eloquent Addresses, in which Mayr been conimunkated the Thanks of Psrl•anienr. to 'host! Officers of the Navy and Army wbeme emi nent services, daring the Wars of the French Itaselndess, have so essentially cuntr.buted to the Glory of the Idi Arras. • To which will be added, Notes Diostaplaso and helkao. Sebscribers' Names received by the Edkar, Se.; Reaufolt buildings, errand (removed front No. 22, George-street, Adeiphi), Messrs. Mack, Parbury, and Allen, LeadenhaScreet ; Watley and Parrish, Strand ; Egerton, Whitelo; at the oak. auk. Military Register. Spring Garden; and by al ilegkeellers. GERMAN FLUTE. . Thh day was published, price 71. K is tali., a NaW (being the tath), ef WRACG's Improved FLUTE PRECEPTOR or, the Art of Playing the German Theo reaskrod easy to every eapecfty, on prindpies entirdy new. The Continua us a copitios Set of instroedeas I a Set of Prepessiveloseahs, i t 44 asisinal Airs or Duets; if original Mutes; U favourite beet. tisk and other Airs sada Set of Ptelndiso 1. Nana* Keys. London : 'Printed for and sold by the Anther, No. 17, Little • Kviest Riders/rest, Doctors' Commons. Leery Book is signed " J. Wogs; is rod ii.k, in the MI. and Address. LITER.fivAE. Two Offices are opened for the publication of the Jim? Gomm gel Jeered et the Belles Lam, one at 50 1, wand, the other at 50, Conduit-street. The first 'Number published this day contains among other articles, Augustan Writets and Edinburgh Re viewing, a Defence of the Classic Age of English Literature r Plan of a Literary Congress for the Ins-, of Science and Civilization, by the Abbe. r e no l ea wile an. with Observatiost by Sir CHARM Mon Sax. befell from Lowing, (Satirical) ; Travels of die ?r se of Wales t Geological Tour of Leopold Von Ruch t Riiibter's Travels in Egypt and Nubia ; t Correspondence l and iterauwe in the United t3 ve tes at t i ße tf Reviews It ig g=in Belgium, with a Veit to the Field of 'Waterloo ; Correspondence of David Home with the,Countess de &Am, relative to his history, and that of Robertson. Biographical Memoir of the late Copts% Today ; Anecdotes of Kean Sheridan, Lord John . Town se nd , itc.s Origia:il Poetry •I.uayson the Drama, Fine Ans, Ste. kg. -GERMAN IMPAR#I, • . -. .. .. • . • . . . LOWER. IMIE, iAtiintitif a • .. The replan of disturbances havinirliteho el lo , ill; Weave) pests of llaiWay, do not yet she &nu. therusitues ta belittle or riiitrW6'in than. - Yet these reports fide country ibelfnn indiatiOns if a state tetthsiiiisfaction in the people, though it may not W ifret oPeoir tarred itself. The distress in NekWer bilti more and more :Sive. It re. e s e igier 11 be.Inen what will be the el th e Royal liweeript elieeleneindieg. economy Is lase of Mao invitketsini inhabbants of those 'Roulet' wheitt haring hes.heen mare. plentiful, to assist dish .' • mamiryasen.. The gamy el Laerirlsida . whieh the Eing of Denmark kept ap a 41p• inglo f I y n, calamity with the Tints' or . Le; ins* wi th con from Denmark, and the Ile I C dm : l of Norway almost loch AN es leeplasi ut wi th es e: y. . sui i ;AWAIT IC Jk. • fitionatatieo has been produted in the rirrinionref Prussia by as Offichil Repels, iblesi up by a naive of Old Prussia. who is ernyeap. .ilia th e frolic., which Report be had addressed In sbe G o vernment of his district, end probably met OP Bee*. MS. copies of it usiecinttWoo, am& it is be abject of general COliVenatioa. , ' Every bolif s drat. the Anther heutortitten liiihel no the • provinces, against his own better knowledge, he basing lived bare. ever sialriellik ' The p ttbkh attracts so much notice, is inscribed .12e. moral sinetkin of the Inhabitants on the Left ant Of the Rhine." This is the result of the earlier Repub lik*, Camtkution, and Gf. the many years passed under -*foreign yoke, dorin; which every one sought his awn *damage is opposition to the Gosirnment. Besides the spirit of opposition hence arising ! the felldwingeharatteristics are evident t—a 4riat sac& nation to jovialty $ a sense of liberty, which seems to have become natural I indifference as . the external farm" of demons, otherwise in use i 'a great DEng p) wit and :raillery g a certain coldness• of - Marti . ail an magma thosghtlessaass in things 'which mbeer Mid ettod,imeics . larl alleiblekailveliftiosombigh for thus cameos i n t he theugbilas. obsereueo of. meal tee% without edifice,* la app rife, in which dit 4fritr4. pot of tha!7 :Ifwhich eatenute i.., piaci *jai, ... :is in•rsipeCeitt eta and papule., acquirement', of whikb learoely a Ina is i h o l . l ll l = end foe which but a4w seem to hove ant aeseu e !to ! —74 di" Polite manner the -1 , _. - s k i t supreme the dish that . Ilte • f=isuntan Co *iiiioiical • l i tt-issiv to week on Illtinjutbithißebitia slue . me at music, ad render them•seseeptilili be :tbw i t m e twi t pniidied . vdocatien: We learn-too rreal,jba . ~ shat ageiculture ie_ i lsi so e . .lg,toA pi ithTl piovf t, as id ist old: - ati, ir l g t i o i to bo MIcM erne i nhe it ant . - . 4 ,,,- . stwa r tii cAtow will . the , 10111 ' ii . .67. th r rit .oh in Of i 14 ivart(ll .. lea convince de Prusdailk . bt"' "M ' of its zadePt 4 it m • the sentiliaUs i ;01 - I — mmilba* 014telliat , lowly ince "llliA i " IDiatal.* Tor/ Os, has lately beef hi • i in color it is hie al m x : iir les lee Übe as oz.; The animal.' 1:61. ' above xis cite ! high and iweiv. ni t I . l lo ll lo l . 6ll , E f hlts ChM* • '1,1;1 I 4• . FRENCH PAPERS. I' • • • Loos. &e e : • ' • Tito Airstigrasiplir, OWN. it kine, Protest of tbs *sr el Dosoks, Is soolisslXesper et tbs So k, Me. Issetos..—basplho - lis 1117. . Mita) * a~,~[, 14 Loots, itc is 1. The slO Dsgemnsents of the Elorfam AM divided into b. mark& " Dubs the emits of tote, the order In *bleb the five ,wet 'MN be eelkairpon to repro Derides, lid be tieteentimed bY Joe. five lorries sball be pilot* mesralog to the let, sod .NtbiY; the trot &ions sbeff be first renewed; the tubers eseinsitsely. seeerdieg to the seder et their numbers. * Doted Nev. Si, seta ( B lisa) * Lome A tabk sneezed, gives the five *ries, three con sisting of Vi Deputise each, and two of St each. CHAMIZIt OF DEPUTES. SITTING OV TVS 20Tit Or /*IMAM'. M. LAINe presented two Prorts vespeiti_ngr e etvons Imprisoned for Debt, and se sting to Si& of' Ez- i change.—Referred to the Bureaus. PAWS. JANUARY tl. Mr. Baring, Banker, of London, has arrived at • The Princess of Wales intends to piss the.C.arnival Milan. The King of Sweden is said to be dangerously M. Pouch. has sold all his estates in France. Several of the State Prisoners in Italy are, it Ii said, to be exiled. The departure of some of them for America is spoken of. From Constantinhple, it is stated, that the Grand Seignier has sent to the Dey of Algiers six corvettes cod some large On-boats. • The ship Seim Michel, of Marburg% which ar t rived from Rio ..hmeitii, at Dieppe. December %. was detained and plundered near the Canaries by a Spanish leanest privateer, which released her after takitg outlier cargo. The Report of the Committee on the Budget will be made to the Chembeenf Deputies taiIIOMMC lA= DENIS, JANUARY te. Today the remains of the Rings, Queens. Princes s and Princesses of the braitellepn WM: and Bonbons, were desposited in the tombssprepared for that purpose. Poona—Five per Ceet. Consols, 59 f. 50 C. LAUSANNE, JANUARY S. They write from several phices in Italy, that dal. fel storms, accompanied by thunder and lightning, rain and MOW, were experienced in the begriming of December. We learn from Soligno that Mena vet was known there such a fall of snow as in the night ,of the I lth. Several carriages were overtaken Ind buried ia4he roads. This sight, so new to the inba *ant' of that country , has filled them with terror. TM Host woo carded about, and peepers of foot , boon pus op. • EVSNiNG STAR. LONDON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1817. Ceirreassee Or ST. PANl.raell e w Mgt Itaciataar, sad iseth-Sea 114.-. Sit fee the awe*. of Parlhoosat ap. 'P. b - eszleiiik4/09** -11000 . will be fha ontSeittojidno of die ht As we aver pretend to look deepeld.a wint•stone than other people; notAtilitt: demagog any thing on this important poll& • present state of shor Ira - may however sussielpose as one of ehariitliiat mot important topits for discussion ea* *Caw waters to predict that this will' imam .a part of ohne& every disentiou ; fat hardly sal abject as be WA the bintinp of which cam be apalated from our. peumt political circometen csk We haw not heard with any certainty, who Is to Issiostbe.Motioirfor the Address in the Haase fides hat roam assigns this to Lord Daaramsvis. It la seemed with more confidence, that in the House Clifton's' the Addles. is to be moved by Lord VALVOirt (nephew to Lady Curszanaon), and 'seCoodet by Mr. DAwsos (brother-la-law 'to Kr. Pam.) • The -1 0•*$ Illiorya o Copporitho io both Bootee, 1$ .61 ion bail. ; at. softies Within , 0: 11 ,400 OW& : .;, The Paris Paget*of blonder s end Toetday arrived at a late how last night. • - The 21st, being tho **vetoer of 1. death of Leon XVI. was to be slurred ass holiday throngir out France ; mid the Papers ace almost wholly . mai pied with details coppeeting the soleveiliatioo of that event. The USD has isrwd several sew Ordinances, the only one of which, of soy importance, determine. the series is which dso th.e*Peete we to Pound in Use election it Depipieii; -'`The eighty-six Depict menu inw kite lbw mks, and the . order 0 *bids them lin* . ate to bogged on to ?Mew delh piped" is to be Aletetodoed by 10t..-The Faith hive Dared s, eight depression, having Mem ilwlift 60 f. to c. to Sfi f. SO e. No spelific cause is stasiol a SAIIIIIO, oat of the reputed oontractors for 410 'Loan. bas arriesd # Paris) and it is sot naliboly.thet 'something may ham transpired eines hiennionlin dogma the bops. of the monied speculates*. Among the fonip notices in these Papers, sio dd. issue ane; under tie hest of CoastutWoplq which inaciens that the Gamut Samoa had seat wilts Uwe of Amnia a pressat of as eirwite iNI p1i+11148 . 07 01 It is *as," at Abot Twitch I. tars, “ diet the Ilesasuos abeam every arisen sad maw his. favour to the Dar e tad it thus, we' iraga.add, that these Uwe% by . attsebias as inter- Feted= suitable to dishowa seem iaolisadsas, world pervert a very ordinary and welespishisd The fact is, that so far beck as the tilt *My last, as Urgings the Dar of At at** at Constantinople, charged with very splendid low The CRAIND 81110Nteke' trod a9.dvith =l l 'bons to solicit his proactiol aping **Attack will ~ ~1~~~ 7" . " " which the DRY was threatqliedirom Allied. Vie SAND SISONIO a did' not iefuse die - Praeriti—but at e same time, faithful to his amity with England; and th in detestation of the system of piracy popped by his African feudatories * he abandoned the Der of At.ni nes to bis fate, and refoseitim every sort of assistance. The Envoj of the Dry was dismissed without re 'ceiving any . presents in return, as had been alvtAy* the custom of the Oitornin Court ; and it is only now, after Algiers has received the signal chastise. ment which it merited—after its marine has been wholly destroyed, and the city nearly reduced to ashes—that the GRAND SaiGNion has done justice to his dignity, by ordering that return of presents to be made which lie had suspended for so many mcnths. —But is there nothing, it may be said; in the charac ter of tbese.presents t Corvettes attd gun.boats to a vanquished pirate ! True—the present ' has indeed much of an appropriate kindness in h.' But it will be taken into view, that such has always been the ,ctitsomary sort of return made by the GRAND SEIG NIOR to his naval vassals, and that but for the neu tral policy of the Somme, these corvettes and gun ' boats.migla have been sent kfore the attack on Al gieni-when there would have been a great deal more blame in the biadaess than there is now. It appears by private letters from Spain, that since the restoration of the Jesuits. they have been making rapid progress in that country. The Collegiate Church and establishment of Si. Isidore, in Madrid, has bees given up to them. and the Chapter to whom it bad formerly been appropriated, and who had under its care one of the best seminaries in Spain, was turned out for their reception. King FiRDI IIANDg as an encouragement, allows each noviciate of the Loyola Prder, a daily stipend of one dollar, by which muss thirty noviciates are already soosoag the inmates of St. Isidore, and their numbers were expected to increase. " In France they are busily occupied in researches to discover dead men's bones in the Church of Bt. Denis, which (but bow they can tell a Itoyal from a plebeiao skull we know not) are to be properly en shrined sad preserved as a sacred deposit. It is wor thy of remark also that masses, at an expense of ten thousand pounds sterling per annum, have been established for the repose of the souls of the French Dynasties, as far back as the age of CLorts I add this too .t a time when the French resources'are in such a state that the Government is obliged to apply to foreigners for a loan. Are these the beit means that can be devised to attach men of understanding to the new order of things t If men are to judge of every thing connected with this new order by these specimens, it can meet with but few adreirers. The time it past, whatever chi Jesuits find !tailed . trench Priests and the udiga . bigots whom chef lead may imagine to the contrary, is which Governments , can receive any support whoever from seek fooleries:' It ,as these tmpositions that prepared tise Freno nation for that revolution whicb has entaikd so many miseries 'won Europe: and like causes will ever pro duce similar effects—whether the BOURi ONS. will be lieve it or not. • • There it some policy, beeches, in thirtreiscl% sisters ea vowing to save the national woods and forests as a reserve. and endeavouring to pay the egttnisotions Ly mass offireirwre Ws only won.' der that, should they succeed in Ending dupes, they should themselves be such fools as to waste any part of the money en such impolitic fooleries. DUTCH MAIL. Lest night some German Papers reached is, from which we have given extracts in another chlumn.-- 1 The (Mewing are extracts from Journelsbiverhi by a Mail whiff' arrived this morning.' 'The wail; of Corp is the Northern French Pgagteepets-Atoses nosh emberressmeat to the Goverment. The Pteii is *Wel, laaoosiag its Naiy—that is; it . j(ii weld in its present state of apathy end dieny. ilieLtsat.S. JANUARY le. .._ \ The letten from the French frootien •isforal twat the imp:Mini of Goat into the French begin to diminish, by which the difficulties of the; Government are %alit augmented: Under thew circumstances it has 1,4 foand accessary to haat recouretto asanordiaery Measures for the supply of the lionbenkdepartnests. Is consequence of this anesan knee*? -of the. etak in kind it palOng. is; mei to mad Vie nec:ll4iy supplies from the pro; 11, 101i . .ittle. the best furnished, to the depart'. meats wham the flistrela is %heinous urgent. The prises ere to be fixed, but the owners, it is believed, be bidemaified. Letters hose Lisle Metstion the• report which was them la terculatioo, that the Saxon and. Danish Con .Egems. imer Would return to their Own countries .. It is, , thought that thereli good reason to doub t the tkoth of this reps% as the latest accottins frogs cambrey'continue to atßrin, that the Army 9f Oneopatitin irill•not be diminished. • • .. - • _• 4- COABTANTINQP.I. E. DECEMBER- b ar ••!--... . ThiMßlEilli iiill lea?e, on the I2th. his sesideke on itheamedd4 *hire be has remained an-misah - longer dim ledint, ihid return with his Court to the hinter palace. .1t is Mid that • the nestle has serried off, in the liiiraglith twa of the most favourite Ladies, and-se veral-of their servants, for which reason, all. who are indicted, et suspected of 'being so x are removed to tbe,, Et iliisoraij, and 111 the precautions for the safety et lan Wm whew which the prejudices of the name tea anew. A - ' Great activity is exerted in the arsenal. On the - .*t of last law& a **vette and two gon+odtii" .11 !.. sailed to protect dos tbtrchantmeti during against the pirates. A few days ago a line of 74 guns, built at Heraclea, was folly equipped, into the arsenal. The Spanish Ambassacb r, M. Von Jabal, h, first solemn audience of the Grand Visit r on tl.e after the usual presenta for the Sultan and the' kish Ministers bad arrived. He will dtliver dentials to the Sultan on the Count the future Neapolitan Ambassador, airiv e i the 6th. His father, hitherto Ambassador going in the same capacity to London. BRIGUTON, JAYIJARY 24. Yesterday the Royal dinner party consisted of PRINCI RZOINT, tbl/4.311ite of CLARIMCZ, of ATHOL. the '.State Clificers, and several and their Ladies, by invicoson. The; dinned however, was more than twealty and instead of a Concert. followed. . 250 pErsons of rank and fashionable di,tinction present. The dresses of the Ladies were simple than splendid. Whitt satin. ortibi L with pink stripes and ornaments, was the mm t valent. Scat cely a feather was to be p erce i ved but sprigs and wreaths of flowers; interwoven the hair, were in very pleasing variety. lent costume with the Gentlemen was the frock, blue coat, black.collar, and buff lin4gs. P/UNCE Ritoess wore a blue coat, while w sable hose and breaches. His Royal Highness in the Ball.ronm the greater part of the night. Ball was opened by tbeDuke °in./mina C. Citowis. , upcasr, tune—The Triesok. Lord SAVAGht, the Moo. Miss -Serssoust, and . couple followed. A waits and 'quadrille Ibis movement, when We'll "as emir is was led off by the Royal Duke and his ' and followed as before. Sir Goormy danced with Miss 'FLO‘D• Lady Wcasma , a votary of Terpsichore. Her Ladsliip wore of White satin,. with ornaments tastefully but more costly than profuse. Lady C. purr, a white satin dress, with pale l ihis Holt. Miss SITSIOUIt o white, ice. .Thedalwing teased at the opening NaMas e imalapfser midnight, but it was filatfliatd balatits before two o'clock, for_he&4fign i f o hours subsequently. T • heDblus LARENCE called the four be Pitisca RI:GMT hour previously. The company ynerally rated at five o'clock in the Morning s he than us the preceding occasions. The departures from the y, chided, the Duke of ATIEOL, the .Marquis TORT, Lord and Lady E. MURRAY, thblldsop of Elena, and Mrs. Psi The PRINCR RtGINT is expected r L aion for Carltoit.House on Sumbiy, during the it: ago a ship of ea, was brut' 'on Jabal, hid r Vitice nn ti.e.. Itnn and the ill deliver his Count Ind 11 r. RI rivel here • 16 rthassadnr lon. of FI 24. 16 y consisted or . Maier, the IN several Nob 'he ConsisAtir, 4 , usually imam r [(Ahmed. Ab, e dibrincrion o. 6 1. re mese ekgar,. ortwhite sa rats the ntnq be perceived interwoven wi, iety. The prey was tire R,egen. • uff lin:pgs. /1 , white waisko, .al Highness w f the night. mimics and oh. Lord itrv• and about- fe l uadrille tollowr waiP le jos tp..: f his fair film. DDF/Ullf Wear. A r zasraa was !ship wore a stefully display idy C. Omura le pink stripes, ins of the supper was resumed . ck, and contia• tidy. the lest dame r retired about • serally bad - g. somewhat ear ion yesterday i larquis of l i sa Lord St. Hats, LIMAN. I to leave the P Ir 448, that the issue on the 3d of ru e believe. be ism the beide:: or al • already appentr )wing is a liat:- 11 Earn sod Wet tldt riPel tram ail( create whirr ,stlig bon we wen ogee et lease, we r of Iniman fore- 'lt would 'hardly ion of State it has the old and ism WILLIAM'S time, it w.s meat. Tile silt , . r it was of Com m erce, wvenascsaeiindsirTeain.y e celebrated JOIIN in answer to the NEW SILVER COINLI 4 It has Already been made known the new Silva Coin will commence month. No Silm whaterie will, we during the first fortnight, except to tk coin ; and numerous stations are already for thskpurpose, of which the followinr Ira: Mesa. Lambe& - Ibisplo•Bar • . .. rad jel"lB4"Ead CbietorCroai Valbse-Yard i, l Odird-stree, Ea* inie ~" - VIM& est Gray's-Ina-lane =tets. The issue of the New Coinage will . we suppose, we may call a little bustle' there will be no farther i t seoneenieur are sure that it is within the power . sight and attention to prevent it. It would 'hal be thought how difficult an operation of State' been heretofore considered to call in the old and a new cuin4ge of silver. In King Vinci.%lt's when such A measure took place, k was thn, likely ercu to shake the new settlement. The sil coinage, Anuenson says in his history of _ was then in such a state, " that it was said shillings contained not m• re than threepence in . ' It was on this occasion that the celebrated . Lour," wrote his Treatise on Corn, in answer to report.of Mr. LOWNDES, the Secretary of the Trra. tory, T.be groat inconveniences, however, app•c- At henslstit chtsk time, from calling id the diminished otoGgititrejlt 24 )iiittd by calling it in by degrei,, and Ass trick as possible. The opera** ,: in one day w . be one of more dispatch. The rice of the guinea bad at that time einen'll 410 r . !, pinch the PHl3Hleltit, ANDERSON.Says, Ig iita rest Padgulleot, gradually lowered." We aspen Oat the improvement of the silver had more to da W this change than the Acts of Parliament : hower•.-, *gtlinea declined legislatively and nominally, ."....t IlO•29s. 'hest to 28s. 27.. 255. and lastly to 22.. iat raise of silver by this procedure occupied a sul-...:9 r 11697) ; at the end of which the old coinage iv' prohibited by law ; and the new one win iiieetsted the finest and Most beautiful of any :01 'Europe. The success of the measure also had Arh. in effect upon tae mind of the French ring, Via..it .eras ascribed as one of the principal :mica's ia ill' ;acing him to o iign the Peace of Ryswick. Thiulday evening .summonses were issued, rt.:- 2 Cabinet Council' le assemble yesterday, whisk to it igase at three o'clock, at the Secretary of 6ta..t.'; ciffice tot Fpieign Affairs:- it was attended by all :!:g Calsioet .Ministrrs, who sat in deliberation till p4it Aye o'clock. ' Yesterday . being the Anniversary of the re) 'f Mr. Fux, a Meeting was held at the British Teter.; :0 commemorate the principles upon which that ilf2tt. - - pus Patrjot and Statesmakacted through life: IPI Quer Airi . itilltic Chair, surroun d e d by ma rry met ',Fright raid titstinguished persons. i.• .. <.• . •-•-." • 1A111144 . 60 .Princess SOPHIA of Gtoccenrei; . the Dike 4 Syssea;.and a select party, dined with . l 4 Doke andttuchess of GLOUCESTIA. Yesterday the Grand Duke NICHOLAS visited an 1 the principal establishments in the City. He b". 4. 1" by taking a complete view of all that is callous in fit, Paul's cathedral : he then repaired to the Mar ,r:PlOWbOine. Goddhall, then to the Batik of Englotli ',tidbit!). to the India-House. At every place ' l ," ,klWhness received the most res pe c tful a tt e ntion. . 11 ` *netted to'St. Alban' s to di nner , an d joined t testy of the . Russian Ambassador in the flenjog•