Star. — London, England, 1817-06-03 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR. I,U N D(.)N. cr rpi.ENT7NTARY 1.0 I I Litt WILL BE DRAWN L:it - ifi-DAY —THERE ARE CAPITA LS—INC:Lt.:DING IWO OF £11,044. TUESDAY, JUNE 3. 1817. cr, OF s THIS I)A`'A !• TW LINE ITCLOCKB etet!lterri —for Opening 733 f 4 per 1' r 1 ... WN—NAVy. 105-.-114N1d161SU 81 pm. Ilsch-p::11.:14 94. 11:i. rr. ?imputable Mr. MANNERS Surrox • wat• last :acted :speaker of the Commons. Mc'CireaLas alto proposed ; and the rulegiums be s,„„d o r. both were Inghly honourable. On the i ;,:„ c rt, the votes for Mr. SUTTON were 312, for g r. Wys,:t: I.l2—Msjerity 160. This afternoon, anc , t ; lti formalities, the new' CrutArcen w.ts, Der:T..46°n from the Commons, presented to litt:rsT, who was graciously pleased to a 17, et mn e of their choice; after which he was con iilte,ito the Chair of the House with the usual to mes..—'llits day, at no.m, St. m inaret ' s b e ll s to g a merry peal on the occasion. Paris Papers of nisi:ly and Saturday last have rived since yesterday. The James! Its I)ebau, the publization of which ws gip...tided, has been again permitted to make i t: 2 r pear.:nce—but no explanation of the cause of given, nor is even the least allusion xasle by f.:3 Editors. m.consideration of the inadequacy of she military some parts of the kingdom, !),c an adJition twit out of the Civil numb a: Jisposal. Fuads, 3thh blAy. 67 francs L, , t Light we I eceived German Journals, an• nu( ing that the Leipsie Fair of this year has proved sr:- ddi, except in the sale of Woollen Goods ; and t: is :►crniny we have another supply of rapers by L: liambuigli Mail. !;ERZELICS, the Swedish Chemist, has •refused the tff.:: of one at the Professors Chairs in the University cf Ilerlin. ..... A Proclamation, similar in principle to the De. me which Ma :plohibite.4l the use of Coffee and Fn. ingn Wines hi Sweden, was published at Stockholm vn the 3ult of April, recommending the use of hex-made Manufactures. by a Proclamation, published by Order of the Itagatar, Tr Deem is to be sung in all the Cb:tches in Hanover. on the 22d of June, in cam rser,oration of the' Victory of I•Vaterldo. Twenty Hanoverian Regiments and BAttalinn% are to receive ltatellou Prize Money. A former Mail enabled us to state that a frigate., presented by the PORTZ to the Der of Atateas, bad been put back by stress of weather, but said nothing of the two corvettes. Accounts horn Algiers of the 23d of. April mention their arrival in that harbour. The De* hat also received from the PORTS a large supply of military stores and a company of forty ar tillerymen. A corvette. and two brigs are building for the Day at his own expense, at Leghorn. The Day. is very polite ionise Danish and Swedish Comic ; less so to the English and Dutch Consuls; leseems not to have forgotten the last bembirdasent. Some subjects of the POP& and of Tuscany have been brought into Algiers as prisoners of 'MX ;." bat (says the writer) as they will soon oblige tbept, by the tstal treatment, to trot k voluntarily." Measures are taking at St. Petersburgh for the establishment of a Grand National Museum, to serve 25 a repository of curiosities relative to. the antiqui ties and history of the Itnstian Empire and the va :iota nations and tribes of whiCh it is composed. A Proclamation, at once politic and humane, has been publishzd by General MAITLAND, Governor of Ile lonian Islands, extending the privileges and pro. section granted to the Jews.—Why have not the Jews l,ra in England and in the British territories been ...go naturalized ? The following is the translation of a letter received at the Office of his Britannic Majesty's Consul at Coruora, on the 13th May, at night, from ANTONIO ToktAsoVISH, Master of the British schooner Fanny of Gibraltar : " CAM All/1 AS, 11• T 12, 1817. " Sts —On the 9th instant, a schooner, with a red flag, and ra:.;tci thereon, entered this harbour. After having eta- ' the Master said she was a privateer of Tusk that iod.silel iron, thence in company of a corvette sad fripte, iu Niels of Algeriaes, with whom they are at war, adding, that `-e are ice starch of the Hanthurghese. The Authorkles of 15Is phce demanded her papers, and they produced in my pre test( P.m Spanish Consul's pass and a printed certificate. They t iewieLl water and beet , in order to sail huntediately, which they nate:et effected, and it is now three days that there are two Wee vessels in sight. '• I ant this moment informed by a person of strict mashy. 'slt on Saturday, at three quarters after six in the afterneon, he ▪ tRo vessels in flames about a league and a half of Caps Tu. Zm, one pretty large, the othehalf thr small ; the former ematinned rl , ing about an hour, the other at time. I was ore that path of tailing, but have not done so on account of the auspidetilt Ipearatice of thes e v e s se l s , and have thought proper fogies ion 1 4 . i51 dirmaiiiin by express, you w,T__ __. ackayw , hate di e ipt thereof by return of the s ame. tailase) "ANT. TONLASOTISN, Master of the British schooner Fanny. of Gibraltaes 4 2. Allen, Esq. Isis Britannic Maieuy's Consul at Cumin& , %. Accounts have beep lance received that tbs. Filwassf 4 :i.es six i;kus and to men? ----• I.ord C(n.cneSTER,, the late Speaker, has , two watt th • eldest is a Lieutenant in the Nevi, now on board t• e Ai.u.sre frigate with Lord AUIiSPAr ; the second, is Rt. Wetminiter School. The situatioNa for placing the National Monuments commetnee a dog the liattks of Trafalgar and We crirm. are said to be Greenwich for the fernier, and rtaanA u- p l uce, in the circle prat the New-toads and Ling the Regent's-park, for the latter. SOUTH AMERICA. The subjoined Correspondence relating to Vene• varla. throws considerable light oft the affairs of that quarter ; and furnishes, at the same time, some infor mation concerning the success of the Patriot; in Old Guayana, as well as against General Isionim.o.—The whole may be summed op in one word—the rem nant of the Grand Expedition sent from Cada, and which was to have annihilated the Insurgents, has been destroyed—melted away like snow before the sun ; but it does not appear that Mount.° was killed. TitAbiILATION OF OILIOISAL CORRESPONDENCE. CcPY se.A UTTAR PROM cisseaat. PlAli TO XIS ARCM. LAXAT.OSXISRAL BOLIrAIt, SIMMS CUM 07 TAR Rt• roam or 88888 ULLA. " The • Inhabitants of the district of the Caroni (who had hi thtrto preserved themselves from the war) have hastened to pre sent thenuelves the moment they could escape from their i ty rants. Twenty-nine towns, of which the district is composed, are decidedly for the cause of liberty. The country presents a pleads= aspect for its abundance, riches, and innocence, and he settlements and plaint are cultivated. "The opinion and credit which our arms have acquired is ex traordinary; I shit'', therefore, remain in this province until 1 shall have made it perfectly free. The enemy is reduced to the greatest extremity, circumscribed to the towns of Old and New Guayana, deprived of every resource and terrified. Such ad "swages do not offer every day,and are nut to be neglected when they have been acquired. (Signed) "xe tt. PtAt." " Headinarters, Atta.Oracia, February 10, 11117." TROn Till r..ixte TO THE saws. " Yesterday', the 234, we ifisioe4l ai Puges, and only met With an advance of six meo, posted as a lookout party by the enemy. Of these three were used.: pri , .oners, who informed me of the state and forces of Old Guayana, and that the Comman• dant, Torralba, was posted with 404 men within a league of the town. I immediately resolved to march to destroy the only tam) , which could be prejudicial to us: in fact I took the ne cessary measures to sorpkae the enemy, sodalthough I could nut effect this, owing to his having two advance parties, and the bad ness of the road, still he was so completely destroyed that only seven men got into the lens ef the town. We took 100 priAr inn, near 150 threw themselves Imes lake, of which I doubt if 50 were saved; a great many were killed and wounded, and the rest Seal to the woods, so that it is impossible they can join their cores. We took from Me sunny NO hones and all their accou trements, as we:l as the few code they bed outside the fortresses. ill which I Lave the Wooer to state to your Excellency. (s-) " MANL. PIAR. " Head-quanta& before Old Guayana, Fob. 14, core Os A I.STT&A /NOM GIINBIAL FAIT. COMMANDING Tee ARMY or NV" OLAIIVA. OftlIAT#NO rN rue rioviects or vesittuti.a, To otstasios aouvaa, summit cuter or Teta imitate. " When I learned that your Excellency bad appeared on the coast of Venezuela, with abundant resources to continue the war against the Spaniards, my hopes were increased when I considered the liberty of Venezuela and New Granada to sear at hand, which were confirm-31 by the receipt of your Excellency's letter of the 16th ultimo. My anxious wig), most Excellent sir, and MU of any vary, is to contribute to the freedensof our country: with this object, four thousand warriors, who have voluntarily taken arras, combat under her banters, and hove fought wish un. equalled bravery and perseverance against the tyrants who op press Venezuela. We have had thirteen actions in the fluid, and l Its all of them our annehave triumphed. • Patriotism, tomalley., 1 and valour, are the virtues of thesa Republicans. They bate no other interest than that of saviog their country. Troops of this adrift): aro nimesky d amorsoaddromeatsrroal-irma. a claim to the higirophdon do* companions in arms. The army under my command is more than suffitient ti ensure the liberty of Venezuela, VI receive early Applies of arms and ammunition. have collected all the horses in the meanest:6 the enemy is totally deprived of these means, and whsle we possess them we chap be iovfncibk. If Bowes destroyed the Republic at a late period, it was because he was master of the cavalry. The dr: cometancee which Induced your Excellency to invite me to quit nay present positions, add to form a junction with your army, it *wars, lave varied. The pomp with which Morißo's coming with **troops was announced by the Spaniard., probably gave rise.* yoke recommendation of the measure ; but this barbarian scarcely brought mere from New Granada than one thouland in fantry (die greater pan recruits), and eight hundred cavalry. " Notwithstanding, I repeat, the pomp with which lie an neumnd kb coming, and counted on the destruction of my army, I saenktkiation the S•th of January, the difference between his treopsami maw • The very boast that be expressed, that he was comity so.deetroy es, infused sew courage, and we prepared for defame. Having waived information that Brigadiers lonorre and Pleads bad occupied Guasgualito, and that Moriib in per son conducted the army, I put myself in motion, and took the proper steps for destroying the enemy, although I did not possess the neccesaty elements fur a decilitre battle. My troops, whist' had been Wei* Seat Fernando de Apure, were already on their march to join me, when..having completely mounted the right wing easy army, composed of i,soci cavalry. I advanced to meet the enemy in the plains of Mecurkas, Seem-Largo : there be offered battle, with 1,000 infantry and sue horse. The action lasted front may in the morning till near four r. M., when, his cavalry being malty annihilated, and having suffered considera ble loss in his infantry, he retired in solid column to the moun. talus of Apure, under whose shelter be saved the remainder , leaving in our bands upwards of SOO trained horses, three drums with weir fifes, two cases of ammunition, some muskets and carbines, a large quantity of pikes, a multitude of prisoners, and the field covered with dead bodies. " 'I he prisoners unanimously assure me, that the force that has been beaten is the who* that came fro m Granada under Merino's command, who, remained with only a guard of forty hien at a breeding pen (or Into), seven leagues distant from the Geld of battle.'lwo days afterwards thi, coward repassed the Apure, and joined his army at the Pass of Trio, front whence lie directed ids march toward* San Fernando, by the batiks of, the rivers Apure and Apurito, without my troops being able to pre. vent Mai, being composed of cavalry Moue. Phis is the result of Montle'', Btu campaign in Venezuela. I have promised these towns not to abandon them, bat to defend them with my Cavalry, until I receive the supplies I have requested of your Eacellinacy ; and we must prevent Morino, Claude, Lateffil as4d Garvin, who are shut up in San Fernando, from getting bold of the few useful horse, on the other side of the Apure, in the neighbourhood of Calabosa and ban Jaycee which we meat occupy immediately. "My remaining in th ese i departments is *dispensable, as I have ten thousand bones collected, besides those with which my army Is couplet/4f mounted, sad other ten thousand or more, which 1 keep in the savannahs of these plains, protected by my troops, and which I could not collect with the ,boil notice nit inseam 11 I were to march for the rendezvous which your Eta tadiencY Phut out; and the enemy, hi such case, would make Johnsen master it them, and the sivantager, which are now ours, would beads. I have no doubt that your Excellency, who is so eacloos I the liberty of Venezuela, will immediately dispatch ins supply of muskets and ammunition w hick I and that the Republic write be free la a very shoes time ; for I am certain I can destroy the uneasy in San bernaudo, whi ch is this cily one that mania& . i• I love soon inulss eollsetsdbalcoging to the State, amiready M be applied tp the service of it whenever they are required. " The Cliatitain Gametal tit this army, Queen nenaneiu Blom, is dispatched to your Ercellemy, to inform you verbally • isame, famous benemen—a kind of mounted Cossacks. • t7M Spann Gomenasent and the Capuchin Friars. The lane were in pommies% of all the immense Stock Farms, anti eves turned the Wilms simenolvas into horned cattle. iof the eireumvettees and details reys keSeldelt your Fa• celleoey mai entre to learn. (Sifted) me ANTONIO "'Ala. " Heal Quarter,' ; Cann did Rosario, February 18, 181 t." tore OF A LOTTOR thgat OtllletAL Matteo, newts IN COM MAND, TO GOINZAAL OOLPIAIt, !OPIUM[ COIL/ 61 ]'UL *t ruistic. • " Ltur . Mg my march of tea days through the places- wher e i t was roos t likely to prewar, cad., It has been impossible to effect it Iri-fores this ik.r, Quin, t. the scarcity in the ne;glthourhood of 'Lacelona. At day-break a wove of 500 oxen set out for tint My. and I have given the necessary orders or continual sup plies. Orders have likewise been issued for the noinaion of ow ! forces. and Generals Arismendi and Satan Lye this day const• persona* to receive them, the latter having already again set out to collect and conduct his divieion to Sass ?ma, the position destined for assembling them. I sh:Cl continue actively employed its taking the necessary measures, and will co:nu:plicate with fr qtiercy whit/vet may occur worthy of your Excellency's at [ tens sou. (Signed) " SANTIAGO MARINO. " Head Quarters, Peavo.iv, 10th March, Is t Corr Of A Lt 7110%1 ARIDNICNDI rro uricrat.u. BOLIVAK, SVP!IIEMF Cone OF Tilt RV i'Ctit le " is the celebrated Arismeirli, who, atter twelve Months hard fighting, drove the Spaniards nut of the klan 1 of Margarita, and has left his countrymen a free and harry Go eerinsent. He has since jollied the army en the Main.) •• Whit General Marino reached this post, 330 head of oxen were ail eady on their way to &ad quarters at Barcelona ; and if nay corresp , udence has not reached your Excellency sourer, it wa owing tip CulJnel Viguerild's being obliged to return twit:, whom I had dispatched to your Excellercy, and my rot lintyg sufficient arms athl ammunition to open the cunanauolcatioo, and comply as I wished with your Excellency's orders for the supply of Cattle. " 1 eanoot propose any plan to your Excellency, bite tl.e on•! which lour Excellency has merited; on the tercet:on of this depends the liberty of Venezuela. All the towns wish for your Excellency's presence, and that alone is required to Mauve our army tour bold. " 1 have the honour to inclose to your Excellency the answer of the (ieneral In Chief of the Army of Lowrie/lore. ; Gutted) 'a ma eiletterdi we lawasmassais. " reran-quarters, Punch., !OM Itetush, 7." COPT OF LeTTIR fIitObtOKICRIIAL IARAZ ATO OEN. BOLIVAR. " 1 yesterday joined his Excellency General Arismendi, and we have arrived here in order to comply with your Excellency's oysters, communicated to us by your dlspatbh of the 2uth ultimo, velsi re we have met his Excellency General Marino. I have dis posed of my division, by estabdstiing a Eying camp upon Cha garainat (which 'wok from the enemy atm head of to: ell), as a cures of observation; another in San Yernatido di: CACIIICAOIOi, to ktepin check any party tat the enemy, take care of the pens, and iatilitaie the arrival of the mules and cattk from the province of Guayana; lumber in Chagaranitis, preventing the enemy from receiving auy supply of oxen by the road of Onoto, anJ another iu trout et Anglia with the saute object, and that of facilitating the conveyance of cattle to BarcelJua. " Colonel Lopez has just arrived with news from the acmy of the Lowe Apure, and is proceeding to head-quarters. " if I have the satisfacnnn of seeing your Excellency in the interior of these provinces, as you announce, I doll see the great pia Maimed,sitice all are anxious for your arrival ; and in such eases there Is riot an individual who would not follow the haw sews of the Republic. (iigned) " ri.DRO SARAZ.I. " Head Quarters, Punch., March iO." COPT Of A LITTER fRoM GIN. CEDING TO OEN. SOUTAR. " The not hiving received answers from your 'Excellency wakes me believe that my correspondence has nth - Carried; and this, together with the necessity of those succours which your Excellency expressed, in your letter of the 10th January, by Co-' lone) Beim, lettuces me to repeat to your Excellency, that in the Department el Caicara your Excellency has cOOO broke hones for the use of the army, SO to 10,000 wild snares, upwards of 1000 mules, and many other valuable articles, which I have rescued, from the enemy, and be l ong to the State. _ a May your Eseoliesicydeigh to receive the homage of my high eonattleragion., (higniql) " MANI. eI[DENCh " Heakl-quarteet at Aka-Craela. Feb. in, ISt 7." i i. e. Oswal Pars. 11' A 1 - 4 L lATELLIGENCE. FAI.MOU I H, MAY s si. Arrived the Romney, FUNNEIMARK, from Norway; Levant, MALCULM, and Agenoria. from' Alexandria. Sailed the Jessie, RITCHIE, for London. zjiqiiTSllo744 l g Krvived 'olUalerTsle — o Tetfficreir, Bii LANs:m:on, from Antigua —s!ie sailed the 1 1th April, .it which time the Island was duite healthy. DEAL, JUNE 2. • Arrived and•sailed for the River the Ernest, BEAT. SON, from the Cape of Good Hope ; New Plice3ix, LswvlwArre, from Trinidad; and Prince of Orange, gitx,, from Bengal. Sailed the Eliza, Revirouison, for Ceylon. Came down from the Rivcr and sailed the Eagle, for Miramichi.—Wind S.W. HARWICH, JUNE 2. Arrived the Lord Nelson Packet, with a Mail, from' Cuxhaven. _ _ _ GRAVESEND, JUNE 2. Arrbed the Durham, Scott, from Memel; Sicily, Copper, from, Obviator ; 'Britannia, Younger, Isom Riga ; K(ga packet, Lumatble, from Penumbras ; Rekaae, Connor, from Oporto; Prude Krgeut, Benson. from Lisbon; Whitsycn, Wallis, from Holland; Vends ' lark, from St Michael's ; Prow (hrlisia, licOb.Yrom Lear: San Joseph, Serino, trop Seville. Cl1S • I'OM.H()U.E, JUNE V. SUM ENITZILD iIIdWARDS—The Hope, Ainurick, from Narva ; Harmony, Hark, from Dantzic ; Mary Ann, Jeffersoa. from Pe ter.burgls; Lucinda, Trudewell, from Memel ; Jam, Mumtord. *rum Lisbon ; Helena, Cluny, from Rigs ; Frederick, Jones, from Lisboa; Regent, Boma. bens Petersburgh ; Effort Taylor, from Dantsic • Ale/iambs, Cobb, from Bombay; a nd Surat Castle, Hope, from Canton. Go Ewa tot —The l.cda, Stuart, for the Cape of Good Hope; Penrhym Castk, Laird, for Elsineur and Dantric ; Good latent, Carder, fur Rotterdam; Barcklay, for ---; Perse verance, Watson, for Antwerp; Bower., Simms, fos Palermo ; and Lliaa, Wrenn. tut thirnd. The lait dispatches from Captain Mairwrr.r., of the Awerre frigate, at Canton, communicate very im portant geographical information. It appears that after the ships under his direction quitted the Gult of Prachg.tee, they stood_aiross the Gulf of Latong ; saw the 'Great Wall windbag up one side of steep mogntains, and descending the other, down into the Galf, and instead of meeting with• the eastern coast of Costa in the situation assigned it in the several charts, they fell in with an Archipelago„ consisting of .at least oar thousand islands, amongst which wire must.commodious and magnificent harbours; and the real coast of the Core.us ,peninkul3 they found situated *lt least 120 miles farther to the eastward. Captaia Maxwet.t. from hence proceeded, with. the other ships, to the Leion-Kieun islands, where they met with a harbour equally as capacious as that of Port Mahon, in Minorca, experiencing from the poor but kind-hearted inhabitants of those place* the must I friend's,' reception. Yesterday, being Trinity Monday, the Coiporation lof Trinity House held their Anniversary Meeting, as usual, at their house on Tower-hill, when the Itiyht Hon. Lord Viscount CASTLIASAGII was unaninsuuAy elected isn Lifer Brother, in the room of his Grace the. Duke of Manusoaouou, deceased. . They t!).2rt .proceeded iaberges to .their HIG at Deptford, wi.ere the„ Might Hon. the Earl of Lsvearoot. was niopsly re4hosen Master for the ensuing year and, after attending Divine Service at the Church Sc. I- • Ni‘holo..,,where an excellent Sermon aas preached. bY the Rev. Mr. Damns, of _Oriel College, Oxford, they returned to dinner at the City of London 'l'a. vein, whcic were present many, Nobility, Altuir.il:, mad 'persons of distinctions THE ARMY. A general rad: r bas been tuned for Every Dragoon Regiment to send 30, and every Dragnon Regiment, 20 hoist; to Lord Virt TIN'S Army in FI-1111Ce t dey Are to l ende r Cork, and to embark for C-laii in the course WINDSOR, JUNE 2. . . Yestar4ny the ltotr..an FAMILY- attended Serstiee in the private Chapel in the Palace. Princess Sornin was well enough to take an afterwards in her carriage its the Little Park. pecnmpsinie.l t h y- the Princess Auoi teccnt to dine with the Pvincess Euzoccro at het take, in Cld the evening the Quer a i strforinance of sacred music, in the Palace, select patty. This morning her MAJESTY an,! stess at/m iry:l went to spend the day at. Frogs Till: MIL 711: Al. ITIRTITFIt PAR I ICI!IAR.;. Tuesday, the. Scholars of Eton, according ancient custom which may be traced to tile monkish superstition, tent in their trienni, cession, " Ad Moment." The salt-bearcrs 4:1 servitors took tluir stations at a very early hi the several roads in the vicinity, to titmaA if tributions of travellers and all persons arpro: Eton. On the London road, they began tit: rations at Colebrook. 'Their dresses were spi and varied withnatieh taste and elegance. EA vitnr bore on his staff a particular motto, of whi following are peculiarly eppropritte to the act " Quando ita trejves".--Since it is the costotri f ancestors. "'fiat veninet efici" ....The .1 .y gives grime. 66 Crier aiquefiddis"—S wilt and Liithful. crialine Intro"— A roblwr without crime. Abo o'clock the scholars breakfasted in the Great 1 the College, which was crowded with pet soils. first distinction. By eleven the company asses in great numbers in the College quadrangle, the Playing Fields ; whilst the road from Wink Silt bill was lined with carriages of all descril The Pottier REGENT arrived about taelvk breakfasted with the Provost, at his house in thi lege. Her MAJFIVeIi and the Prince s ses At and Euzaarrit airivei a short time previous. • The Scholars having been all called over m4i shalled, the psaseession commenced in the ' intorder 3 .x,.• Mtn+olitl lloaeizs, lu the dress of a rseld Marahal, with brim, . Sic young _g!Weni-,nlam% • • in pteolat. FOrtland fancy dressti. Captain •HAnNlittiTON, In a full drew uniform of the four Guards. Eight Attendants, In elegant Caney dresses of light ermiton velvet. lir, ornamented. wiz's Spanish lea's and piones. • Stijrant-Major.EvAns, Two Attendants. Eleven Serjeants, with pikes, li rich military Ir.,bin Colonel Sas ►r a, Siz Attend2nts in elegant fancy drest , •s. Four Polemen, in blue coats and white panttlot.r.t. SC Corporals, two and two, In plain red coats wl. h sword;, alternatelyiblkowed by Covet Polrsnert, • Attudelang • :; -~-~ baring ;he Muntem rim with the mow , "./Vlsi po Si: P •teedzuts.- 83 Corpora's, tar, and two, ' aPerragely (oib'ved by Pn:emgn. • Musicians. Lteuteratit Bect.te e and three Attenarre. About 450 young Gentle men formed the prrso which having marched three times rowed the quadrangle, before her Ma.revrv, the l'idNy.-e the PutNceaszs, and Masters, proceeded into joining yard, where it halted Whilst Ensign atone waved the banner with great skill ic gance, in a variety of attitudes. This cerel ended, the whole matched on through the Pi fieWs, into the StoifilVfoad, and on to Slough Which place all the'scitiifirs paid their several bytions to the - Salt-'6'etrti l / 4 . The procession at the Mount, at , fialt-lii/r, about hall.past two, anithOtense numbirtk . spectators were asset's! when the Ensign ascending the hill, again se iv banner amidst the cheers of the populace. T lays then _repaired to dinner at the Woldrui where an elegant entertainment was provi During the repast the bands of the Royal Guards and of the Coldstream Guards played Windmill Gardens, where a number of person! first distinction promenaded. About five o'eli names of the scholars were again called over, whole returned to Eton, in perfect good •ordel the evening, by invitation of her MaJesrt, the Gentlemen went 'to Frogmore, where they of refreshments, and returned to Eton atom The collection amounted to XS% of Which het gave it 50, and the PaiNct; re 34. A 111GIILANIT CIIIEATAIN'S FUNER INVES4tIFSS, MAY 26. • The Cistsionst's CMr. CulsitoLM Of Chishoi fiend, which took place on Friday; the - 16th war; conductea . w;ch a degree of splindnur wl walled the u:age ct antient times is the last of homage and'respecc co toe remains of di Chiefs. Invitations • were ',cry gene, al Otto Inverness and the ncighbouting counties, and 210 guests sat down tet a sumptuous entertai provaded at Beau!y. I ;pwarth• rfone hundred of claret wen! , In this c':e.hsion. monality, of whow a vi r; large issembl,t7e wt attendance, had nut I. , !en iorrtten ; berm cheese in ample ;Sum:lance, act twenty an t whiskc7, woe disueotted 'among them ; an. made so very tree., that a man mid two wornc n t the c tie :ts of intoxication. M an . ybattle; nnii and stolies, were fought, and cisetta'crwv.. , is voerinki.hro..and received, but' tfalfbitegglilig m4dintlittlf4listances, we belt& anther tata4 effeers *Anon various Jepred hfifeesArs were coinhiitteilsidd, imongst whet ofrtfteilderS, weiltaltfolltad, he. iliatthey had cask home. votturst their daps, site well thessed.lechtr of which, it ha , d•scoveredi would make s uvriattocsag so!es. Tie Duke .I;lTraOli*Hlßt ii::tveu at Cope the 17th of • y ism? y Light raugs. :v(lisi :01, e of this • Divine . e. The o airing.. c. 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