Star. — London, England, 1814-06-08 00:00:00

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'11 4 .'0 "4/ 4 14 — ,.4 .wni " AC 4 11 41*:. 1 / 1 h . ciiimi keoiw's.llag.Ship; *;fhot,..liiivelffiOWPievei *MA lldd his itoY4 1111,6“?4,741I110S:..10:•iklilAin Eagle 1 se dee lash& add *Ol here* , Eitg46' et *the 'lime:lloy i fiAllitri**liliitil 'SIX o l aiC•ik in the eveab%, 04 us*:iielluoilniieliterwit -,l , ittaed 1 111 4#., 4 V44 1 .ti!*044- ; : . 44 1 !:tilli: -.1 i 1 8Cder 4 ) Ode iwint sil•theabips:lsf thilefirkifrets-: ' i 't * MO tOtt. ..*. .; .:0 1. : 4 1 4 2..*1ttr1if .iiti 64, 1 rlia , s46;4:ll,, , ,r:lunsniti.ilaavalately 0 ' itticgsfoldie t‘r reception. faiiikilief i lo79 . • or ir ion. . The peepleissiveverothebsidassembled in immense muli. 004e8 11,04 . 141 noi,permit them, to proceed until they tiolsrebeehorses frOm their icarriages, when they dre* thf.iiOu'etstatic triumph,. the Enspeior of ItUssuinf kr. .)ilsin i ssays, the King of PRUSSIA [tithe York mied6 \i'here.:l,lfiept, . Lod YARMOUTH, Laid e. Bill!. i t aaci . wad gas Chamberlains to their Mud! 104, wait with . Witt of the Officers at the . Ship Inn, The Duke of CLARIINCI entertained their Ituresniie it the most splendid • Style, and the entbissiasta with. which they were received by the people nits beyond description. -The Heroes PLATOPF and auxin* were also received with ecstacy. Count METTIII• woe, on landing; was musty an for BLUCHIII4 and the ptople, After cheering bineniost heartily, hoisted him upon their shoulders, Stet"..•4Pried him- to the Ship Inn. The veteran Hevainti soon after recognised oft his 'way ffcirn oeshPre, and elielasejlie immedi. ately erbbraced him, etad earned him to the Inn, awliektille:*ieftrillUieeteAs shouts of applause. The. Here . M.ailowe:recoived Similar honours.; and all were. defightedlilde i tbt refiiiikthey experienced. ',Majesties, ufteriesking some refreshments; reOre4lO their resit4if*leiiirteneuu, and soon after fi t o'ilsck iarthettimning of yesterday, vet of fol t , - .4tfitt eititeiviieciOn(sitijed by. Sit Oskiias. i nt, .1,-, 40 , uri ,:, ~i ina. . .. : , 1) ,.. y S voc Hont r ust v oiciLotd:iirSteisotror.. public en*, • the multi : approach parts of the expected Charing-cross impassable ; and - advised to i infinite dif- penetrated through ,i wakket • their cies7r6s as its tlidiakko sitomi , ...s of mess and Wags: s • • . • . • The entlibtiastuntrith.wiiitis •the Kids hal' beet' ived iii his Stitt*, theiporitinieoni devotion Of all fie civil iftal'lniikarV'ads6l-fties hart convinced his It titjeity Of tht.truth to Ostifying to his heart, Ale France lit Monarchical from o.entintent, - and girded the hoot* thb Obi* gs a tateiiiy PO* necessary to its happiness: 4 , His Majesty his no fah: itekticit'•thit will be any kind of discord Ipdpiwit iin awl i)eopie: inseparably united by of,iender ft mutual confidence will ceiniriCall. 'their:Teti. • bnsagements. si France Must have a royal the Means of becothiag oppressive c. the .King }nest have loving and faithful subjects;*tilitayi and equal before the law: Authority ought tts t l ificient . force to check all parties, m•Comprtiii faction's, and to keep down all the enehtitta.so4 iniy threaten the public welfare and repose ; “ The nation May; at the fame time, ..40110,4414 is.neee against every kind of abases t.r enuaeitelowts: The present situation of the Kingdom, ifivaaO many yearebf norms, requires Some precautianb mbar -even some sacrifices, in order to appease 'all jarringtl; gait recurret.ces to old grievances, consolidate all inetonei# and to bring# In a 'turd, all the ?tench to a general oblivion of the paste end a general te. conciliation: ): • " Centieitteit'rt . fhe truly paternal apiris • in which this great Charter ha s been drawn *lS t and • which the Xing lip directed the to lay heflre - Ateyeii of the 614 Senate' SA th t .sgislaziat,Sod y - lif theianiet tlfilkeitt'fiodfr!t4s* as . it 7 4 ! 1 0_Y : # 1 400 t - irhiat - crr-ated it ; IF the latter cannon r• have -!itheidt:the author** of' Pol*i.finceitaitaanci ahead"' enticed with tiapeetioi several of its series, the Members are not less the itt. kidaltoe:eleetion of the notables otitfa, t itifttlqh . r. s t TWAvihe 11n has :clinked &anis , .6 ich • from itlij:ttigAbeM seekMeMbers'#*Ateckftitthi , thin eSisaiSignilitad briliipithliwesamiiu.l••!Ho bee tie it w tve ettithemioir4oc7viie.p. :Gaut aiiiikimPliewit' isapmitasta*,iittiaatauJ t r:t . .. ~in lish aid net knew Counr he passed Busienkisik given to the lift* Of / 004 their sikdnis and 'keeping, their itChives. donitlla“helemy is 'nominated Vice President, and CoadrßetlikatvilleGraiid lifermdriirr, or Kasper of the isitbides, &c. •"' • By a subsequent decree, ihellieslint Legisiative odt :1f i1 1t104 1 0 4 4 B 1 . ~. • .• effier;,:and i3O • place .stinir e .ssit:Bodisa'.bk -f*g.."7 .1 . , . fn C 6l :lPtiag ille aii *6 .,-...o4atines‘i *Oft' Oh, 61464k"ii20044.t.,_ A._...iiiPii#_.._"l,64,looliit;i44l EitiORML'I itteepialw.ariammllllPßlllTl&l4olE, i 4 ., 3.111.«. 44- 4 were in readiness p;Ctieli,,hteiipliitffeissr:N 2- : WtfaitiglOydeliiili ti: • tVlitramlettise* ei4after risiliing it, pOrionk 07.6i* terrerlitliel.4r; 1 : 4. . 1 ...."- ;:.:: A few ininuies:beCtie .ttliiimia...tii , ,Nlimilert , attended by his aid-de-camp‘etit'foirftliettittOte• .• . tirr _ oil to ply his respectlie *. o t oia* to - e +if , .- : .... Priuttesataini., :His Rerel - lii , 5 ,.... -; 1 , 4 h -2 ., sirnilai , :lnielothli"#faftner lte' 4 . 111)1:WIletatteref IWO - i‘,... lig; ittaAtatir .ranaisseierisihtbel Potts& abseil bait. at ' hour. ' Hit MitAiiti '4004 Vitilikl tftellteel i kette of Otortoi t .thei)bilioti of ()amiss.; timmutwasidu number of - 'uthetal Pedietifterviacts vi *WV* 45-6,tg Aid E.l9,4ess ot - ti k etatibitse bgitse' it Apposite to - Clarenee noose. . : - ' At a quarter beftire'tk,Oteikk i the',Prititte Ravi at Pwassa mast suite- atritted.'• !'0 • :- -'' 1 It - a 'qtr et . pi* eigliCialCipti her mintir, Prigaiiell 411463E11'mA Maar; arrived at her * late-fat= Windsor.. At nine - o'clock her Moja= held ii, pritatet Altai for the purpose of receiving One Of the ,prin cipal 6entlenied of the Emperor n 1 R u . , s's Court, to formally aanoutice to the-Quits* arrival of the Emperor of RusSiat ,Lie roe Intro: Muted to the presence of herbLurtairbli, -Earl Mos, tom, her Chamberlain, and was most gricieusly nit mived, When her Mastav expressed het pleat-sett ii , . receive the EMPEROR. • 't,?...0 &t six o'clock Marshal BLUCHER arrived. James's Park, by the Horse Guards, in the Ailiati Regent's open carriage, escorted by; a patty of Light Horse. He was instantly recognised, and his tar :siege was surrounded and followed by an incalcuiable number of horsemen and pedestrians, all vying with: each other who should pay him the most marked ' attention, and bestow the greatest applause. The drivers, as directed, made first for Carlton House, in order that the Hero might first pay his respects to the . PittNee RECANT. The drivers made for the gates. in the Park, nee the stables, and no sooner see they opened to receive the carriage than there ware general rush in of the horsemen and the multitude of pedes. trians. Such was the zeal of the populace,. that all' restraint upon them was unavailing; the two centinela at the'gates were laid on the ground ; the porter was completely overpowered, and it watwith the grey difficulty, with the assistance of several parsess, that be could get the gates shut. The multitude proceeded .up the yiir eiberlto; ,tfouse with the Hero'. carriage, shoutin. the'praise of BLUCHER. The parriage stopped at the side door, istkise was not allowed to enter Carlton House that Way ; on its being known who it was that badarriv kA • Colon'ets BLOOsiPIRLD and4toatre came out dressed in full. regimentals; inti i reeeived the 'puri tan! wartio; it,esc444.tamit Elate they.c - ins *Ala legs 4filheireetendisehltitters 1 of 1 e °7 41 0.. 4, 6 *Z -1 *44 314 14: 4 4ett itiit ;slier* him; billow& Ary.:6*o3(ci;-• : The cau s e' '.,f rejoicing being iiiiistiticitfit'iti4rstlisaubled ' Pall-mall, they lost all reepeotAiselbe, .tegela,to'e, the place—they instantlyigestiatikialkaell ;Willi _ c ......czy IA great. numben. Their bilistimilest etbar ID' AO . known, sad bad run occasion -was indulged; the greeriK444irthalialL Mime 9,5 - - were thrown open to them, and mute esPastrwelifire Daum ;This men on horseback had itearly,44o4lkalk -•.,-4, _ hottse'eti 'the After the firsti4ireieet4.tbe..Ht4o itiel :tit: _— Duemisseiet him PLUMS. as interesting a scimallemkpi . bably,ae. on the stairs, and they saluted each ether intbe most - ever was behell—a firitish•Soviereir,tistfithe . kitcredt affectionate manner. The Esapietiaafterwards, ear of the PRIKCI REOZNT, Conferlatiat boaituk i .le A I braced the interesting -child Prince ALIIRLIIRDER: -The Foreign General, in the midst 441!! the4seefeleitiatti joyful tidings of-the arrival's* the Eartitoireteubded of his people, for his Meritoritittij'aiiMk...lfW .. . . i not only thmillieut the ileum- but in theltraet, where Paine RV:4AT retu r ned with the great .and gallant coneonree . of,,people, who ex- • lILLICHEUftwes his prtiate apatulitts, and in the' repealer, hesessi l , and-',...... Loss centre of the grand hall, surronearkpubliely 1 He, in emitecitaisite, appeared people, placed a blue ribbon en int shoulder, „4 - balconyWatmarod ;nth, fastened it with his own hit-o.i.- which . ' • . meaner, which. be W et beautiful medallion, with a ' lee& - at 0ight;47044 ren a l.. richly set with diamonds. sheiiie.of applanse;' -, - -• -- - - Marshal BLUCHER knelt while glean's Chambellens, - Waited' 'erring this honour, and on 1 'bee 'Mine of the Quzr.w, to OE.. to kiss the Rrorsr's hand. on his arrival In England. neral bowed to the public, and ..Le EuPEROR went in Count Liz.. tions in return exceeded all accompanied by his Excellency, to cal afterwards bad an im the . Patiact Raomt—he went in Raton for about half an manner, that the neat of horse .deeded in his carriage to the house .. atteathim.-iniseed him, but in St. James's Palace, adjoining it the,TultenizAotel. The LAND'S, follOsied byan inamensasnui any visibies festerday st got into the carriage with hint. id inquiries of our Royal Fa- in the Court-yard till dark;'huizaing, &c. the in this country, and Perm- 'Hero frequently :hewing himself at the window innumerable. ' * gratify them The public were indulged with re for the purpose of shaming maining in the Court-yard -of Carlton-house during Emiwaort, prepared a Royal the evening, and they testified their loyalty and hap. i ;•lo tines's Palace, in the house pines: by loud applause -to ail who arrived to partake ai.dieThittiffetiiiisaitAna, which, although small, of a grand dinner given by tke PRINCE. • L 4 eitreantly splendid, and has been newly fitted up At this entertainment there were present, the King igtelse occasion f' a neiFiqate bed 01 crimson velvet, of Pausstrireithli Sons the Princes, the. Prince of with gold lace and . ieleset- • clawsallt sliajop, and Mectuarain4‘, the .Prince of Ottawa; Midi other ityprepriats ornatientso ';: .. 4 - . '.- ' • - • Foreigners of iiithiwtion, most of the Foreign Ambits ._ Yesterday the Lottio4staisetat.stm, the LORD sadors and )41;11111111,03011t MUNSTER, the Duke and potent), the Dukitlf74l(onvaost, lad ,colonel Duchess of Yong, the Duke of CAMBRIDGE" the Ca ';'etostrats, were in attendance during slia-vaissie of !Meet Ministas-asmi their Ladies, the Officers of State day, till , seren o'clock, - fall titAllaC ti ln 'eliita. and the Household, and their Ladiit, atest:it the EMPEROR coming there to tats up his re- The privatmannar in which the illustrioui gusts *few& A guard of . heoksee t eickb,teeirVinds in their reached the capital, Was A matter of great regret, and latate uniform, attended in tge toort.waid 'pop in.msini an expaisiiis4leappainsosent, An inusten- She - hltric ouring gh4 ale .411 ' ' : :• : i At% "IP , . p. , bit saultite le bad *kitiliarthe avenues by which ' =shwa $11111111144* , 0 . ~, _ _ . i. •wq 1,11110 eV snot t t , amok insandipg to "Kr, VI 403 •!4; 11 ;.; I .S• ttve. _. .131. ii , v / 'N- •N. . •-• L •••' ''.. -'• *. ' ' .3l ' . ' . 2 ' * * • : - • S. , . • • , . ... • .. ' • • . ~ . .. . . ... . . •• . _ • e. ..-- ' , vsii __j •••••- •llMlLiiidoctiou ;and Rile them a tie .** sieVdeoirie: ;Pliirgilee wiltir,_eritret shirt ilie* * -Ite;it-inad ; • stud khew li l y n . d ‘ o " ivs, Which w V , / ii i iiirpctl all-occ i,.r tip ,: i i i. i cl ,a , i w te e n i d e ed le ; t ite (it Eiti high prices; butt thritifal cirsiejrei by some pre; ITAfit and . prwat, - Wfil.,ROMPots_atitsci off *OM pi ''n.: lol . r?!4 h,rfir.s.:„lfArt(Oril. add ShOotiek/flill, ictk‘4.#4!!/•740.401:11,4 on. to CLlPtsahiS t an,;. . kn , on e !tulduidts'gh•gaies hr. Pettertea .Bridge.• :.. . 7 There Was no prixeision, no cavalcade; no littler; pacegul4rity,, All MRS "separat e; unconnected Mid coofisect.,,Ctrilliaire streceecied to tarrlsiO *after it .".. ligeival i arthituitei of the taro Monarchs bteitups*to tender it ittipossiW td accriailit jegli#l7lll%oked- : the disringitisliecl Ichsree; • i . OA 'iniliailitia:. die s - east sittltitide that sot: ti , toondildviltestrtiat'llittiit lfs alt*tlinedi or trete cositY4. ttitairiat:si? Ott a. distance from Filo4 l 4 l ' 4..4 . 1::444 1 e thiiiiitte:ol ail-t h e interest • • is wavireplekted WI Plitir,tt . . •p r titpoel ISLOcisuriiiii; Colonel .MELLUiti, and other 1 i z etumies • seer* s ent frosts Carken House with SW Pistr:st Raciitirris telicitaiionS to the Royal mid Ciit tinguished Yokota:ois their arrival ; and hi{ bilfPfee . . 11 ',.ri,fsiiiii as * . sve t fiaie s o i a t ld, a H s well as hii . Patai r lfi 4ve O'clock ; to pay their respects to hit Rota - ighness. ! The Princess tAmicosta ti£ *Atais paid her tee is to hit IMPERIAL MAJESTt lidos* dinner; add her way to and tram l'ulteney dotel the sad ilit4' wipan ` • ied by the acel.inistiont of else peosile. r . . . NAVAL .. iivEßLiliCia . —...s M 11ALMOUTH, WHIM vow •••••: , .....i., Arrived the Priganda, from Rio 3aneiris l' 4 : * M tile, from Calais; and the Aim aniSlisannall,froliSCo . ' 'Bailed his isieny's ship ItIiiMDRIIR s 011 a Mgt& PLYMOUTH; JUNE 6. ' • Came in his Majesty's ship HELICON, ;'ruin a erghte. Sailed the EGMONT, 74, MARTINI. rim brig; and Air. DEMI/ACHE frigate; for lintirdeaux. Wind E.S.E. Puit tsmou i H, JUNB 7; Arrived his Majesty's ships PittlfillEßo Rtld Lvvi art, from the Downs; KINGFISHER and OCRAN, from Havre de Grace.—Nothing sailed. to-day.—His Ma jesty's ship ECLAIR will sail in the morning for Cork, and take under charge. the aeorge and A:las trans ports.—His Majesty's :hip LIMA takes convoy for: Bourdeaux.—We expect the tut-India Fleet will sail to-morrow or Thursday.—Wind Easterly. DOVER, JUNE T. The fleet got under weigh_iesterday afternoon, and beat up fur the Downs. Thecroyal yachts have sailed for Portsmouth.—A'Rn*tiri squadron of four sail of the line passed by here *ix afternoon for the -stward , - ' Admiral saluted the Duke and which was of course JUNG 7. , , • ;yin four of .his Russian , and sailed for Portsmouth. ships L411 , 1tfXr4.91111, JASOJIT, CißintiikAtpud,ock, ..(;411.10*E t 12,445at0,. and aratilove. last from Dover, e Emperor of !Ulm* and - - • • e eon state on good anduirity that the increase of the Half-pay for the Navy is to be one-third of the present allowance. Sixty-three companies of . the Marine s ! are irnmedip 4 4404 disbanded.--There are 79 companies. ri'WSW LOAN FOR ,009,900. i..oo 4— ,ietia . ord. - oro,ktary•anst bidding in Consols on Moadri neat. , • Discount 4 per Cent . ; • • I First Payment, Juntp. • • Lax ditto July Third and Fifth Payments, 5 per cent each, others 10 per cent. each. • A Vote of Credit for X 5,0011,090. ---* made .of this Loan to pay of X 4,000,000 of ,4er resemee to himself the sight of rabbi me ss • trial of the 1101101 W. Comtism. and , of the recent (rand at Guildhall in the prosecution in a The examination and was going on Mr. COCIIRANE A were in Coon, the AMMAN, the Keeper tif uncgmmonly crowded. NI Gentlemen were 01 ight sat Lord Mss. _ GF:OKGE CLASXIt ; • , and Mr. Bacitirr, Admiral Lord NORTHFJIL was FlRlL—The extensive flour.mills and stores at An trim, the property of Messrs. Ferguson and I.edlie, with all the stock of wheat, flour, &c. contained in them, have been entirely destroyed by fire, on the night between Saturday and Sonday se'nnight. The fire was first discovered about one o'clock in the morn. ing, in the upper part of the old mill where pan of the machinery was, and so great was the rapidity and violence of the flames, that in a very few hours the entire buildings were destroyed, and rfa little of the property saved ; fortunately.all the IstiaTi and pipers were got safe out of the office. Five dwelling-houses. althou g h not connected with the mills, but opposite• have also been burnt down. P& R t au ca c.d ov a sT i o ti C.XB 67t r it frit t s epee Ct.saff—esa India Bond.. r- ~. ~__ ~ ~... :,. un1 7 "17"5,57-71m5'7-ii;;,;.-0 :Al c lZ t itir,4 -.;;::: .7.54-10p . 7 ' li . elp, ' • . deth' ' at dilferent hour& 4 44.-tfid tdistliii* . ks:MbegO if -*t. . of which Vier thie f finfininsli#4lfeklitiill.lifin , ol liNeitillimelee, ft avoid the eclat of ss:publi loui,,lti<be • ; 014 ell Alf*/ ~ -... *WC MO' s. tli , to avoid the pressnre of tl rit t...... tre*pid liji . • I;ll;slUilayskettrvd illeilet :VW: ttliiii, mbled to , welcome their al bunggiiiilleie em l: itlitinifiliilftit rc. ."' . : , :;i, i lN pil Tit . ftiftilgOlf:jha4 gathered from all pat ti .t. Dot ttlatipe • . t metro to the direction which they were ismsitt fdttan entlformsul .-• . 4'.' .:fiv. • - •-' .•••• -:' to tike3ioll iesasedies.-TA 'f ac ;„o o ln, ch ar . .:•. ... 1....1, .4 9 ~ g o to jeltiekbekth We:4ora* almost impasse! • the** . 4 thelcsintu , to the ektremities of the kingdom. 7 . 1 ?/ 1 it Miliall' 91E Atitt Visitors were al 7 V; " 1 4 •• : AffilrthUdikcifirssregi ..- 4 '.••., 4,t 1 4- ",;" art,lF.*.wing .. ealte been with ini t. eikil l ho it yo tisir A s i tme a p . . t a di mi n & .ty that th e . escort could hate penetrated the Utz ' the babinilikatali coo Vi Bth t rapinctchoclrofTglwrifopie useabied, af t4i coiiiiiiratk u ir gwk bth interference . omitijcitce, by ivOiels • ~ , -.1.. w " ' ''ti,v - ikrt4 1 ,01,04, 0 (r001e,,,,. _ ,41%;MAN ti i 1 ".1 ' ••• ''' ''' .- " • Pum Theirt r .. b•Ca . ...r=" Iteepetiettia4MialfttOrid-yesterdal b., . i :., •4. ts. 2 ~.e5,...1.-* cor"1 -II•44 -14. .. yi r ootl 7 4at . , V ul teney u pte w, L ti e Boipirerkt . wie t teitylt f. ;,voiAttikliSfiviiuttr: dui Ole Post boys hit' •••.- _. , . xy gad 'at , its the 0 euite or ishnete: ,;-, • l a il Iset !f!) dlitiltArr • r Ole ttstvelled in p kitin of oi tin at a 4i ot tv c .ftfir .o SW4 7: 4 0.:',.' .. , e ''s ra nige with iiungle attendant ; bt,issethei4;*iteil slte,uar • UtigutOis ;at I t * AsestnslautettAbelnw , er ran of thi sie in t ik t ro i m b e . . : iimi dit o splendid fitttel telthOut gli ippit known, ani '• • 10..1........:.the first flight 4 ii• the %total Doan • . i fet; 9 a Mi nr ....,... up to i , ir*. when the Pl- born) is to . vet measiorfor Ilfek and 0!titINII announced thitt it *as the DAMN) SOO* to his' "weltrri ft, , oftitt4t,nitaci.:, : . announcement ran through the whole hot By i llatha ' - - talissii,urg .Paled e is given same instant.; his sister the bit 444 Domes L ouse t h at Westwatd i:_p# . ititssiau Al taraxriv. of 'CLillnica *yarning, reruns& ° came out ; , o Di " . j , he 04 46- itlOlCttaiitt*Ol tbrn _ '‘Qadac t ed' the line. 1 itititrakr! Atterrod,:hie m a ja s se s sh t at'l!.!7! A P TC trent 0041110 i lembiedia war theysisoded4he Erni glOarier* of PittA4..' • urroundApublitly 'by his ' p ro ~;,. t is made out of this . 1.0211 to pal ,on en ills shoulder, and outstand.ng Exchequer Billy. :Wait; which was,hung a fiii Minister Tommie to himself the ri a likeness .of thlitantci, ..: ali q` i • • iLaircesurf. • * C . J ~is morning the important trial .• 0 , , while the PR s Was-con. . . • ocnRANZ JOHNSTONE, Lori! :,.. ~ i his rising had ' .*-' . .. 0 . I s 4!. 6 Actin:iota, for the business o The Paiwca and i . e e - ai • , ther,St. Exchange. came-on at • 4 ' • Mr ' lure opened the 1 and their ecsemic act . .....' • . ' ed two hours. description. The Gene. of ' . n commenced, ono ttereiew with the PRINCE •' ha! heL . chiciielSeg was put to Press. . owe., asdAr. De Bcavotoca 1 an hour, mid th en pro- I caku " he house of Mr. Gonnow, suit. in the custod of M N y ___T. - __WRIIIA' Newgate. The court was unCorn fining the puke of CUMBER. -The following Noblemen and Gt iensesnultitude; some even the Bench : On his L?rdshipas rigl mut, Admiral Fintv, and Sir C ihs. The crowd remained and on his left, Lord LAUDERDALE, Inlitaing, Bic. the YOUR I Secretary. Admiral Lord himself at the window to *, so n in the Court. • . , . 4.. . - ... Reduced tteM 67.0H—C055.4111---tor ♦ pee Ct. est.—Bea LAOII Ass& vs I-lab ft India Bend., So. 74kv proo.--Zsellequer BmIL fts. IS peal. COB 4 MARKET. MAIK-LA.NIi, JUNE We had se fresh arrivals of any Grain tkb aiashbve; my ales weft eteetod, sad the market ik gaol* ker n , . wad ow trim tawhinakrM Io Makin; • ~; • I Treaty*sith tained in and Fiance, This ' i ifie :wahines Ines. to agar 0* Gates of T ikosittoopioosly to their beiti . gelosed asoszg o and opened, ip s iordbe - sitientled Proc larnati64 of Peace. ' . -.1 I' • ... _ • ADIMISSa ' ie of COMMAS * cOOll4l at, 'which was nunietossly auesded) .0' ( s , very resolved usaisiasouslyv . " Tbar a dotiftil Awl loyal Address be Ibisagtell 161 aft Royal Meows the Pubic& RZOKIIT i to companies bis Wet ness idea ilst Signaraii &but thibiotea erasty_ tg Placa be.' Ivrea hi% MAVESTT and Ike Mode Cuognow Knott oalit: (Dogmata, Mayot.) igiskil) 46 wooreaoare Tie Loai 242tvoa trimmed tire Court that he ha intigoakg,„ of ... a T iwer g . T 4 bAuksgiving-day • about to be appoiiiteirly In nem month.' it wee referred to the Committee for General Purposes ter pre v i a net: :dating fa the _Collet i 4 Lt. Pikd Ca AI , if.' • 1.". ; 1 • ~• _. s~ ~ ~ . ... . . Bodi afe to niatri effiae s ;;Mid the - • - - ?es; th,eir , tetrad - prohApy . by ,repeal ;laze of mfetipir e . , - "'"''''‘"" . it,„;,'"': . ;',...;; - ',.'.7 * ,:,17;: he thqiiwierniOdies. He, no. 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