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tile of beauty :ts by electricity, I a burst of acclamation :e Prince happily seized, Lady Mayoress and the was drank with enthu, alsn, a The Illustrious ;tributed so much to the oduced a torrent of ap :her, IY-iforck, Plated, banks to the company. prosperity to its Trade" &c. ikere also drank.— was also sung with line be royal party, followed c'ithdrew to take coffee, o their carriages, but L. bre the Hall was entirely the illustrious company 4111` TENT'S LIST. he Vice-Charnberkslia, Lard Viscount hurt' n he Treasurer ut the House hold, Lord Chalks Hendrick 'he Comistroller of the House hold, Lord Geo. &Telford 'he Ca/tair. of the Yeomen of the Guard, Earl of Maceles. fold William Cougreve :olonci Bloomfield he Gold Suck, Earl of Har rington rhe Silver Stick E,(l. Chancehor 1(os. Jekyll, E-q Atiortiey• Gen. A'. I). Best, Esq. Solicitor-Gen. USSIA'S- LiS ?rince Cztriorinke ;:umte Nit sselrode :ousveoos Nesseiroda d'Aiosiell hr James Willie, &e. &e. wtlrmrl lirozine dr. 13111gal:ow ;punt Lieven ' :to untess Lie en laron Nicolai Worceizow Dasehhan :own Putochl ::uunt Orlow ;`,oflai t tl General M. Doubatch. alLoiry • ibe Rev. Mr. Smirnove 3eneral Count Woronsoar . CotnieWorostaoir. :eneral Beakendorif SSI. 2 • LIST. de 'ILI'S. Le Mtu'acer de 'Humboldt. Le IVllntster de Le 'dimmer de Jacobt Kleist. Le General de Rauch. Le Ofaild E tiuferot.: en. deir-aO. Le Llsambehaa de kitunbold. Le colonel de Nabansrr. Goalie Jr •letweeris Le Major . Beauelteid. Le Lieucermac-Cokand Thule. Comte de Brandenbetg: Cunseiller de Mac Aurelian. Cousedler Gat(;spinet fe Cbarobehatt Comte de brutal. d'Arsine. Le Map( de Itedeinan. Roeder. Le 'Melo" Came Narlho, Itii; OF STA 1 E. air G. Warseuder r ilort. John Osborts,Aaq Lord Henry l'a Lord ViscauntAidinunt* LAd Vino= Diadem& of Loudon The Speaker of the House at Commits The Master of the Rolls The Outdid's of the Eschit. jaw R gnt Hots. Chas. &Bathurst The Treasurer of the Navy Rik Hon. Clarks Long Right Hon. Fred. RobinsoA The Vico-Chancellor Right Hon. Robert Peel. ER9QNS of DISTINCTION. Lord Stewart R. H. Sir Joint sorlaseWatren R. H. George Pacoentiy Samuel Whitbread, E.g. R. H. George Tierney T. W. Coke, Esq. Sir Arthur Pigott Warren Hannay, Esq. General 'nailer R. I i. Charles Arbuthnot' J. IIL Ludington, Esq. Harrisoo, Esq. R. H. J. tidal Addington John Beckett, Esq, Witt. Hamilton, h.q. Major-Geeterai husibery Henry Goulbsuru, t a q. Rev. Mr. Birch Francis Freeing Admiral Blackwood, ERSONS of UI riNcnog. - AOSTIUMI. Prince Metternich Princi Lichtenstein Comet Hardinberg—(H woe.) Moos. k Comp de Chute. MISTERS. • Count de Boralaingon (Wer. tetibecT) Mon,. de Bourke (Danish) Count Munster (rtanoverian) Mons, Ramadan* (Turkish) Rob4:rt Cheats, Esq. Master of the Ceremonies. Joseph Harman, Esq. iat.—Johu Ingl.s, Esq. oa,Esq. A. H. Sistiscriand, IDG tAIkN, SHERIFFS, •ND from the City in the same hat's Men and all the At linen and postillions, with which gave it a novel and •feed At St. Jain&t. Palace ve o'clock. The Kin p ; of the pall room, the gallery with wax light. to Cia kegen t was lighted in the cal t 'Age in the garden. and a party of dis6n he ccr••ntoey of op ;mg e Luke MAY6ft rettaving 'ersonages, from th•: ter, at Temple-bat, a cold collation. 4 FRENCN PAPE RS. COPENHAGEN. MAY st. The merchants and the inhabitants of the fertile ♦allies of the south of Norway have determined to accept the union with Sweden. They have already opened negociations with the Swedish Government. They demand, Ist. That the King of Sweden shall accept the new Constitution of Norway. 2d. That Swedish troops shall never enter Norway. 3d. That as Swede shall be admitted to a public employment, and that the kingdom shall be administered by natives. 4th, and lastly. That the Norwegian troops shall never serve out of their country. It is thought that these conditions will be rejected by the Swedish Go vernment, acid that nevertheless the Norwegians will finish by accepting those proposed to them. HAMBURGH, JUNE 8. Since the return of the Prince Royal to Sweden, a , general movement has taken place in the army ; the greater part is marching upon Gottenburgh, where the head-quarters will probably be established. It is said that the Swedes have many partizans amongst the Norwegian Clergy. FRANKFORT, JUNE 106 His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Cotutan• tine arrived here yesterday morning. He made only a short stay, after which be continued his journey. ELBERFELD, JUNE 9. , It appears that Marshal Davoust left Hamhurgh without noise, without escort, and as it were hurt: in crder to proceed to France.—lt is ascertained that he passed the Weser atllienborg . , on the 30th, and' . it is believed that he passed through this place five o► six days ago, in the same mysterious manner, with only one travelling carriage and four. WURTZBURQH, JUNE 6. The Emperor of Austria is expected at Munich on the Sth. BANKS OF THE MAINE, JUNE s. They write from Bremen that commerce has re turned its wonted activity. Since the navigation of the river has been opened, 1,500,000 florins have been paid for the carriage of go ,ds. ZURICH, JUNE 4. The Austrian Minister, M. De Schrant, has pub. listed a note in the name of his Master, and of the. Sovereigns of Russia and Prussia, declaring that they will not recognize any act or decision of any number of citizens of St. Gall, which has not the sanction of the Government, and exhorting the people to sub mission to the laws. The sittings of the Diet have been stisprded. Troubles have also broken out in some of the western districts of the Canton. THE iVENINCSTAR. LONDON. MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1814. ' THE STOCKS. cal little business was done this moaning.—The lEtcharge dosed at twalm T -prices anninat*s En Saturday. • AMERICAN P.dERS. Vire have received New Eng Papers to theta 14. y inclusive. The Americans had heard of the, entrance of the Allies into Paris. The war riirty feel awkward a little at the news ; but they boast of the capture of the Engl:sh brig PEraavan, of 18 guns, by the sloop Peacock, carried into Savannah. —ln fact, the Paieotk and her prize were chased into port by two Britjill frigates, surd fears are enter tained by the Yu:l6es that they will be there btockaded by our frigates.—The Bogor Gisegie pre seats the following paragraph : • " BOSTON, MAT 10. We have no account of the arrival out 'of our additional Envoys, or the appointment of: Commis signers on the part of England. But there j no evi dence of a less pacific temper in Britain,: IShelas sent great reinforcements to America ;;but President Madison, in accepting her overture,. recommend that there should be, on our side, no relaxation in•PrO secuting the War, till the negociation took affivoira; ble turn. •• Messrs. Gallatin and Bayard were at -Answer dam, at the latest date; and Mr. Dallas had recently, conveyed dispatches to 'thew from London. Gallatin had passports for England. •• It was reported from Rio Janeiro, January S.' that the British frigate Kobe, 36, bad taken the United States frigate Essex, in the Pacific Ocean, after a•contest of.two hours and a half. •• The Southern Indian War is nearly quieted by the butchering of more than half the Creek warriors. General Jackson was at the Hickory Ground, at our List dates, where he received a White flag from the Indian camp, and was negotiating on tl'e terms of their submission to their.humane and - disinterested ptarsutas." • FROM SACKfiI'S HARBOUR. " We learn that letters from Commodore Chaun cey and other gentlemen are received, of dates to Monday, the 9th instaut, mentioning the capture of Oswego, by the British, on the 6th. From these .tt,:rs it appears that the Corninodore lost there, of tides destined fur Sleket's Harbour, three pieces mt: cannon, and cordage and other smstll stores, worth from 500 to 1000 dollars. The route of the remain ing stores belng changrd, they were sent to Wood Creek, to go by land from there to the /labour, and will occasi.m a &lay ut fifteen days, or possibly not a ~..... more elan right or ten, iu the naval preparations of • the Commodore." " BURLINGTON, MAY 13. 40 We undert.ind, by a gentleman from Vergennes, ) who arrived in town list evening, that Commodore X•Donough had sailed to meet the enemy with• what . 441" vb. ships lying there. Admiral LINZ= had been reliti- e a.ustD MAYOR rewiring « . °.'"'---77 ;;;PCIC Of NAY AND STOLAVI u the intlii i r s trthe damage IC he had completed , which consists Of one slug no person was hurt; `or ' ersonages, from the win. 4, 16 . force . 1 Meadorr*Hay 4. Os to 51 5t I Clover 61 Os to 71 7s ed by Admiral 1 . L11511N0, and sailed for England DA is estimated at about ~:ite , ter, alt l i calisle-bAt t where - of war, five sloops, and ton gallins Should this Kowa 01 -usto 01 041 Straw 11 10s se 41 LA Eke 2d inst.; as did the Carron for Bermuda. sustained • • . • . a cold collation. • • suspended, ~` . . , . . • . . correct, we doubt ant bat that the result will be fa vourable to our navi. . 44 Captain Elliot has been ordered to Lake Onta rio, at his reqUest, and the command of the Erie Beet bestowed on Commodore St. Clair." • . 44 CHARESTOWN, MAY 7. " The enemy is neat at hand I—Letters were re ceived by express this evening, from the South, to the Mayor of this city and other persons, which state that a large British force is - Off St. Mary's Bar, and that an attack is momentarily expected. Citizens, be on the alert ; watch, for you know not when the ene my will make his appearance among you. A Pro clamation, issued by Admiral Cochrane, has also been received in town, which tends to excite our " 0 " pnpulation: it is addressed to them, dated Ber muda, 2d April, 1814. An express will leave town this evening, to convey it to the Governor." This morning the Defendants in the case it the Ktuo against De Berenter (with the exception Mr. Cochrane Joh:mimic and Mr. M'Rae), made their appearance in the Court of King's Bench. Serkant• Bawr was pleading in arrest of Judgment when this • Paper was put to PRO- ; • m% • Vi • Iriesterday Morning, 9461 ta t, tee ten OW e . X • !tl.! piw of Russia and the lVsiche4s x;1:0 Ml* wilt= ;!Ferri the Pulteney .Hotelkcthc. Rttraien pieate Cha pel, in Welbeck-streeta: :Flom thence., t.i;rent, at hirlf-Past eleven, to the 'Meeting of the. Society of FT ienck, 'commonly called. Quakers,. in : Peter's-tout, St. Martin's-lane, wherethey remainectaboutadbour, and then returned to Pulteney Hotel, when the Ens perm- gave audiences , to tem American Gentlemen in lull Court dresses, Sir Wm Paxton, several Bankers, Gen. Drmiourier, Rikht Hon. Warren Hastings, &c. —About three o'clock the Emperor and Grand Du chess proceeded from -Pulteney Hotel to Warwick house, on a visit to the Princess Charlotte, and re mained with her Royal Highness about half an hour. Thence they went to Chiswick, .in a visit to the Duke of Devonshire, and returned to Pulteney Hotel a t semi , n o'clock. Yesterday morning, the King of Prussia, attended by Lord Charles Bentinck, went to St. George's Church, Hanover square. The Princes of Prussia went to the Chapel Royal. At half past two o'clock his Majesty left Clarence-house tor Sion-house, the seat of the Duke of Northumberland. From thence his Majesty proceeded to Oatlands to dine with the Duchess of York. Last night, at ten o'clock, the Emperor and Crand Duchefs went se Carlton-house, to meet her Majesty, at a dress party. Friday the King of PausstA viewed the Duke 01 CUMBERLAND'S house, which has been prepared for the Emperor of RUSSIA'S Court. On Saturday morn ing his MAJESTY received an Address from the Prus• siau merchants resident in this country. Hi* MA• Jur v then 'proceeded to - Mr. Wurraasau's brew house, tile.Wkik, &c. . Yesterday the Royal Academicians assembled at the Academy, in espectatiOn of a visit from the Royal Soveteigns to see the Exhibition ; but on an explana, /ion, it turned out that both the EMPEROR and KING had taken an . opportunity of visiting the Academy 'gores. at an early hour some days ago. The Emperor of Russia and the Grand Duclwss. went in the State•Cairiage, :tile:- returning from thc City, to visit Viscount Cathcart. - The King orSitioxe, on the 7th instant, continued at Berlin; .with his, tAmily. It was the general opinion GerniAny, that thir-Sovereign would, at the ensu ing Congt ess at Vienna, be deprived of the Lusatia", which woullbe annexed. to Prussia. Lieutenant-GeneralLord Hitt. is Commander in Chief of the Army sea out to Artserica ; Major- Generals Sir H, Cuisios and lErtiisi to have divi ..Sions-; Rom', S.OII3ISON, BKA DPOII Db Powso, and .111":43, brigades. The following are the Regiments :-14th Light Drarions ; 3d, 4th, sth, 6th, 9th, 27th, 2Stli, 37th, 89th, 40th, 44th, 5/th, 58th, 60th, 76th, 81st, 82,1,. :86th. and 88th Regiments of Foot ; six companies of Artillery the Rocket Brigade, and a respectable • dommissariat. - The following Staff are attached to the Expedi tion s—Depaty Adjutant-General, Lieutenant-Colo nel.BaowN*; Assistant Adjutants-General, Lieute nant-Colonels TRYON, 88th ; STOVIV, 25th ; Dtraoct, King's German Legion ; Deputy Quarter- Master-General, Lieut.-Colonel Amicarstav, 28th. The report of the arrival of the Duke of Wit: unaron is not true. The Duchess received 3 letter from him on Saturday, stating, that he would not be in EnglAndbefore the '29th instant. The Magicienne, Hon. Captain GO IR DON, left the Garonne on Thursday se'nnight. Admiral MALcotst sailed on the 3d inst. with the first Grand Division of - - - the British Army for America ; and the Ajax, 80, Captain (now Rear-Admiral) Otway, with another Division, on the 6th. Lord KFITII and the Hon. General Cor.viLLE were superintsnding. the embarka tion of the remainder of the army on board the ships in the Garonne. _ The ships there were—Sultan, (LorJ Reim), Rippon, Vengeur, York, Zealous, Egmont, Clarence, Madagascar, Lightning, dce. Sir HARRY NbALE had gone to Basque Roads tib re.'hoist his fl.tg in the Vile de Paris, and come to England. The Hyperion, having landed the Specie she took from Epsland, had sailed for the same place. Cn S.ttorday Field-Marshal -Count BARCLAY DE Tou.r and Aide-de-Camp, left the St. Petetsburgh Hotel to join the Army in France, which are ordered to pass the Rhirbe on their return to Russia. 1 CORN MARKET, MARK-JANE, JUNE 20.' We Lid a gn a ►upply of Wheat this morning, when that of 6ne qualiTy st,ll from its. to 3s. per quarter lower than on last Monday, but there is not any dtit.and fur the inferior sorts B.•rley is Is. per quarter cheaper.—lleaus are brisk sale, at an ad vance of per quater; and Oats are is. per quarter dearer than this tlay week —lu other articles no alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET, JUNE. 20. Beef 64 ed to 71 Od Veal - 7. - OW //b se 04 Mutton 6a. 4d to 7s 8d P.rk 7a e 4. -10 to 04 Lamb 8a Oa to 90 Od. B r iar s . 1900—Sleep and Lambs I 6,1, 40—Cdves, 150—Pigs 280. ~I►A?AL liV~"i , x iwcL FALMOUTH. JUNE , . • • . Arrived yesterday the Prince Ernest racket, w!th Mail from Lisbon. in ele;,en days. Arrived to-day, the Mullet schooner, from Milford; and sailed again for Plymouth. Sailed yesterday the For Packet, with a mail for Surinam, and to-day the Francis Freeling Packet; with a mail for Bourdeaux. —Wind N. W. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE i 9. . • Arrived his Majesty's ship VILLZ DE PARIS, Sir H. B. Neale, and the Cuactett gun-brig, from Plymouth. Nothing sailed to-day. Hii Majesty's ship NxwcAs. rz.a, Lord G. STEWART, and the Arrrat.tilrt, have been ordered up (mai St. Helen's roads to Spit head, and anchored this evening.—Wiud bEAL, JUNE , 19. Arrived several sail of the West India Reet t and sailed for the River (names and particulars not known.) The brigiSophia, from Demerara, got on the Sands this morning, but floated off without da mage, and proceeded fOr the River. Came Jown loom the Nore ten sail of Russian men of war, and 'remain under the .command of Admiral Tait-- Wind S. W. • COVE OF.CORK, JUNE 14. :: . •Yeiteitlall the homeward-bound West India Sett, ,c4n4siins.pf upwards of 250 sail, passed by our Mr. 'boisn for..their respective ports. They sailed from Ss. 'PIioIAA the latter cad of April; having a. passage of weeks.: • Afpnday evening arrived his Majesty's ship TEAkEIt Captain PRICK ETT, from seeink . conrcly* nff Falmouth. • - This morning sailed his Majesty's ship Erssaurgq,Captain DOISIE, with coneoy for Spain and Portugal, as far down as Gibraltar. Sailed also his Majesty's ,ships Aro:a, Captain Saaronius.; and CONSTANT, Lieutenant &col; I , s, for Plymouth. NAVAL PROIIITOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. Captains—Sir W. Parker, J. Galloway, Hon. W.l. Napier, and the Hon. R. C. Speueer, to the sank of Post Captain. lieutenants—H. W. Hoer, Carew of the Rodney. Jnhn Ni choLt late of the Alcmene. Hoiham, Tomlinson of tl e Dexte rous, Daniel Callaway of the Bombay, 7'. Bury of the N'aliarat— to the rah; of Commander. Messi s. Holbark and Harding., of the Rodney, to the rank of Lieuttnar.t. Captains—H. W. Hort to the Freja; Denman to the Redpole; Brawh to the :swinger ; Gabon to the Elizabeth; Bhughttr to Abe Duelist; Clew to the Jonas; C. H. Reid)* the Calypso; and Hotham to the k4vent. Litutenanta-.-14 ff. Budd to the Swinger ; Wentworth to the Heine, ; and Mr. Neale. Master, to the A kbar. Wm. Jackson, Est; Sutgeon in the Royal Navy, is ap pointed our teon-Grieral of that deptisent at the Mauritful. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIV? MONFY. thechut, fir the Mos:on and Mermaid, on board, on her at. Arai ; recalled at 4 Norfolk -street. Strand. Di.coy, for the Hoop, the i..!tat In.t. et 41, Norfolk.. treat. Eolvt, for the Fertuns, the same day, at mu, John -street, Added. By the arrival the CMS, frigate (late French), Capt. 11.WLES, from Rio Janeiro, after a %bort pas. sage of seven weeks, we learn, that the political &EL fences between the natives of Monte Video and lice , Spaniards of Buenos Ayres are likely •to be settled both parties *hewing themselves to have been tiredby" their war.: Two Commissioners, Comaz, a Nest, end Echevires, a Secretary, ,had been taken kohl Buenos Ayres to Monte Video, for the purpose cif. ~greeing upon certain amicable terms. Information ceived across the country from Chili stated, that the 1: 0 : A :ebe and Cherub continued to blockade the Ame rican frigates Essex, and Essex, junior, at Vaipay-, raso. The latter vessel was one of the whakrs which the Essex captured ; she had been mounted with twenty guns, and manned with refugees and discontents. The Tagus, Captain Pleost, had sailed from Rio Janeiro to relieve the Phcebe in her duty. Captain PORTER, of the Essex,. had lauded all the specie she had on board, when she was chased into Valpayraso by the Phoebe. The Racoon was! hourly expected at Rio Janeiro, with the ship' General Todd, from Lima. The Nereus, Captain Ni. DIXON, was at Monte Video, taking on board a Cargo of specie for England. The Albicere and Port Mahon had arrived at Rid with a convoy from England, and the latter ship had afterwards sailed for t! , c West Indies. The Al bicore (when in cornpany with the Dattemark) recaptured the extra ship Woodbridge, from Bengal, which was captured by the American privateer Grand Turk. The Aquilon (flag-ship), Indefatigable, Iris, and Albkore, were lying at Rio Janeiro. The Ceres left Rio on the 28th of April, bringing a million and a half of dollars. A few days before her arrival she recaptured the Livid, of Belfast, which had been taken by the Surprise American privateer. She was boarded in the night time, and the four Americans is the charge of her removed to the Ceres. The next mor ning it was discovered that they had beat the head out of • barrel of gunpowder, and placed a burning match near it, for the evident purpose of blowing up the vessel soon after she became in our possession ; but, providentially, the match went out. Capt. Bowuts immediately put the Americans in irons. Friday night, the Cerberus, Capt tin GARTU, arri ved at Portsmouth, from the Mediterranean. She left Lord EXMOUTH off Tculon on the 13th of May, from whom she has brought dispatches. The Cer- i bents was long actively employed in the Adriatic. which station she left very recently. The Revenge, Sir Joux Goac, the Elizabeth, Tremendous, vannah, Saracen,. and Weazle, were there. Sbe touched at Malta—kit that island on the ssh May. The plague had totally subsided at Valette. The 14th Regiment had been relieved by the 10th Regi ment, which had , sailed for Genoa. She left at Malta the Ganymede, Wizard, Sparrowhawk, and Crocus. —Great preparations were making to celebrate the peace. Balls were to be held for three successiiri nights, and Te Deum was to be sung on the 10th of May. The Boyne, Edinburgh, Berwick, Armada, Aboukir, America, and Alcmene, were lying at Ge noa ; the Calsionia, and San Josef, were on their pas* sage thither ; the Undaunted, Capt. Usage, was 'at: Elba. Admiral Picactiloaz was to sail Itom Mahon' on the 16th of May, for England, with the Royal George, Ocean, Union, Power, and Scipion. The Minstrel left Gibraltar on the 2d inst. with specie for B•urdeaux : the Blossom and Philoinel were the only ships lying there._ Admiral Liwzu had b e e n reliev , . • iti . . , • • • Thti day Hyde Park exhibited one Of the grandest le tiled • thi' . Isne rno nary spectac s ever w. n a ntry.— His Royal Highneis 'the painct Reiser* and their Imperial and Royal Makatea the Esi9serisi of RUSSIA and King of PRUSSIA; attended by their respective suites, were upon the ground it in early hour. The crowd was immense, and the assemblage was brilliant in the extreme. Afterwards another ken* it( ipleadour was exhi: bited in the cerernoniaisaroit Proclamation Of Peice: PREPARATIONS 'OA THE oitilk NAVAL .R.Evisr AT rORTI MOVIZ . -- 114 Royal Highness the Duke e MAO* hoist ed his tiAg on board the )Aatnt frigate, the Hoe. Cap uin KING, yesterday at Portsrnostk—Tite &Bowing order has been issued relative to the intended review 46 Gove/nment-Houle, Portsmouth, June 17. gg The Ships of War, now lying at Spithead, as well as mbers that are expected to arrive, will bst moored in two lute;,attending from the South-East to the North-West end of the anchorage. 44 All Merchant vessels must immediatul y be moved to &nkes illy, the Motherhank, or St. Helen's, and. Any othera that may arrive are to anchor at elate of those places, as most convenient to thems-lves." The prepnations at Portsmouth for the reception of our Royal and Illustrious Visitors, are going on ; Wt sickorders had been issued on Saturday A trtnionn, Ronk iuVser the Chia Wiser, or Naval Department. ait to the lane when their" eonstnnmaion would b• expected. Troops are constantly drawing tow Ira the garrison t theti,..o (Queen's Own), the 36th, with detaehmenta of the. VA. and 3.30 Tegithents, ram-cited in on Saturday morning. and were quar tered in s large store in the new Gun Wharf, under the orthrs of Major-Gener4l Mundy, of the get Re. gimenr. The Argyleshire Regiment of Militia hat :lurched into C. lewart Barracks, from G sport ; the Cornwall and North Hants Regiments have moved to Furt Cumberland. About 950 of the 9th and 16th Dragoons are quar:. tered in the neighbourhood, which, with dttachnieote . from the 100, 15th, and 18th Husrars. will march into the Dock-yard this day : the horses will be ao. commodated in some of the buildings, and the men on board of the hulks alongside the jetty, The Ports: down Yeomanry Cavalry and the to Forest Ran • gets, will alt meet the Royal carriages on Portsdown: hill, and form their gtratd into tie town. The vial. tors will enter the garrison at the Landport-gates and the . Prince Regent, after conducting his nolite guests to their residences, will ptoceed to the Hon. Commissiorier Grey's, in the Dad:lard. It is at' present arranged, that about 70 or the rope-makers belonging to the Doek-yardi (according to an.old custom), dressed in a urlifoinr manner, . stall joie the ravession at the Grera-Posts (ahoot three toilet irom Portsmouth), and either ruse , be. 'the side ewe • draw tiie Prince Regent's • carriage*Trom thence intn • the town. In the evening of their &Tilsit, tne RoyA Party wilt dint togetle r. when, it da stipp-Ued: Abo roilerit whieh'they visit the eariotis public sem Itf• attyl builalingawill be deterinieert upon. • ' " Gov cres m erl f.ho:tsc lota been nwely titniiised • .threuglionkty the PrinCe . ltegeriesiliiholitettra Sof .site.rissidontroOnt-birobiaiesi y.ate.aloprOK .giliKe have the aparipents Ut theb ink of btessrs. Go;idat loin.and Co. which. the Grand Dochiss of O,J F a. burgh is to occupy a. the - Lieutentnt•Goveriament• Hooves tor the resit:l:anvil the icing. ot Prussia, and thelkdmivalty House, at which the Admiralty Board intend totes's* have likewise 1 , , - eU tery se rely fitted op : at the Comnussiouer's house, in the D yard, a state beJ, and a drawing and a dressing. room, have been glued up re raise I but, in ever, othee.eespect, the house remains es when -whely oc cupied by the Commissioner's family*. Th*: . pLice is 61111 g, but . “ Lodgings" are yet kettipicitously dis played in many ot the pripcip:,l houses in the town. The Duke of Devonshire will reside with Earl Spencer, at Ryde ; the Countess of Shaftesbury, Mar quis of Ely, Lord Hill (on tns way te'America), and Mr. Wellesley Pole, have been provided wi van nier.ts for several dais. Very spinleil exertions ire making to illumin,tte the towns, during the nightnhe Royal Visitors may stay ; frame, were Sued t•) the residence of the Duchess of Oldenbtirgh; Slum-day 'af ternoon, which will exhibit a very btilliant night. His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence returned from London to Portsmouth on. Saturday afternoon. We are informed (from the best authority) (fiat his Royal Highness was Trot 'enabled to say when they may positively expect our Noble Allies. The Prince Regent will certainly arrive there tn-morrow, unless .any unforeseen event should prevent him ; but it is rather expected, that the festivities at White's, in Burlington House and Gardens, this evening, and some engagements made *tor to-morrow mornirrg, will prevent his Royal Highness's guests from ac companying him, and that it will be Wednesday or Thursday morning ere they will arrive there. According to present arrangements, 100 of the 10th Hussars, and a detachment of the Horse Artillery, will meet the Prince Regent on Portsdown Hill, when a salute of 21 guns will be fired, and the cavalcade will rapidly advance to the town. The road 'will be kept clear by Colonel Lindegren's corps of irolenteer Cavalry, with a part of Which yeomanry-the agent guard will-be formed, to precede the body guard of the Prince's own Regiment. Under Amherst Re doubt, the Lieutenant-Governor, General Houston, will deliver The keys of the garrison to the Prance Rel _gent; on their hen returned to him, dischArges cannon will take place from all the ordnance planted on the garrison. Tuesday, Mr. Brooks, of the King's Head, at Forston-green, undercook, fora wager, to swim across the Military Canal, at Appledorr, which he accom plished; but, on his retort ; he sunk, and w.o. drown. J. He has left a wife and lu children. • co host d. A seizure of foreign ,gold wanes , arc fitted according to report, at ag4o,ooo..Wai he—r e by the o tiisirs of the Customs at Do' .r . , Wh Is the workmen were aetivel7 r.tri - ". a• o f ithi glkllll .• iliac • US, ball OD r ridaj t" Ihe fete, ° O a b Milky y which it was valued at 4i600, tc.l horn rrOVIJell? ally suspended, wit h a trc :Ohba dap ge it ulenti t r , crash: ;