The National Register. — London, England, 1816-02-25 00:00:00

TEA. 25. pone this measin e till the country had been relieved from the vere heavy hurtheus which nuw oppressed it. Mr. Tien NEN( said, that no man could feel more anxious than himself that these wui Ls of art should not be seittcred over the•eountry, or be suffered to leave it. If the obieet of the motion were to enquire whether Lord Elgin host become possessed of them in consequence of his public functions, and what expellees he had incurred, he was ready to agree to a committee; but not that particular artists should be asked siv lout they conceived to be the value of these marbles. lie thought the committee should be instructed how they ought to conduct themselves. it had been stated that lAnd Elgin foe- Poorly applied to Mr. Perm val on this subject, who uttered a specific sum of money, which his lordship refused. lie did not see, therefore, why the offer should be repeated ; but that an inquiry should he instituted, as to the extent of his expenditure in procuring these marbles. Part of them wall brought over in ships of war, and consequently at the public expense. It' it were merely intended to hold out encouragement to ambassa dors' to enrich their country with works of arts, then it was creditable to the right honourable gentleman ; but if he meant that the noble lord, availing himself of his official character, should now call himself the possessor, he would not agree to the motion. He thought it improper, in the present situation of our finances, that the house should be invited to purchase them. The right bon. gentleman had said, it was very de sirable to possess them. This might be very true; there were a great many things which he ( Mr, Tierney) would wish to have and he was sorry he had them not ; but he was baud to consider his moans, and the right lion. gentieman should do the same _ _ _ Mr. LONG observed, that it would be to be regretted, if the public lost this opportunity of obtaining a collection more use ful than any other that Oat be taunt' fur the improvement of tyre arts. Mr. Pees - eon thought, that if ambassadors were encouraged to make these speculations, many might return home in the ghAreeter of merchauts. He could not consent to pay for the collection according to what might be called its value, but only as far as it was a compensation to an ambassador for his eNtrorci procuring : br. BROVGRAM felt great difficulty in objecting to the mo tior. He could not profess any judgment on the 1;11111 . of matters of this description, and he was very desirous that we shoul.l possess this collection. After we bad spent so much, as had been said, for our very existence as a nation, it might be said further that we might be allowed to expend a little more for gratification and ornament ; but then it could he stated, on the °they hand, that we had not the money to afford it. If we had, it would be well disposed of in the manner proposed. But we were,as a nation, in the situation of an individual who saw many things of comfort or ornament which he should like to buy, but felt obliged to refrain from such an indulgence, lest he should embarrass his affairs too much. He had understood that the purchase of this collection would cost door 50,04)01. and he could not think the present a proper time for pressing it. It hen we saw the wants of midshipmen, and of so many hun dreds of half pay officers. who had but the bare means of ex isting, he was led to think, that if we could not give them bread, oe ought to consider well how we indulged mirselses ith stones and marbles. lie therefore felt ninth inclined In okicct. Mr. riatOUG II CM moved the previous question, seconded by Sir .lulu !Sew port , who opposed the motion. The motion for the previous quest' was negatived, and the original motion curried. A Committee se as then appointed, consisting of Mr. Banks, Mr. Long, Sir G. Clerk, Mr. F. Itouglas, Mr. Huskisson, Mr. Homer, Mr. ('roker, Mr. W. Sir T. Arland, Mr. V. Fitzgerald, Mr. C. Wynne, Mr. M allure, and ,ume others. TUESD.4Y'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. I.ur.t. KirWale, Lancashire. roan.btzett. llowugh. grocer. .T. Sparbtiott, Black BANK RI'PTS. W. K IF:ARV. to surrender March 4. 5. April 2, at the Coach and arscs Inn, I in.s. Att. Mr. Walker. Chancery FLORA. Nottingham, hosier, March 7, K. April 2, at the Punch Bowl. Nottingham. Atts. H ttrd and Co. Temple.-J. HAt I. F: V. Sidtuouth, Deuarulaire, common-Leiwer. March 4, 5. April 2. at the York Hotel, Sidmouth. Mt. Mr. Waisy, New Inn.-W. NN t) W. Great Yar.noutli, vintner, March 4,5, April Y. at the Black I.ion, Great Yar :nouth. Atts. Exley and Cu. Furnoul's Inn.-W. I.ox I larlsham, Susses...surgeon. March 11. 12. April 2. at the Star Inn. Lewis. .Itt. Mr. Verrul. Lewis.-H. Wttactsitos. Great Ectieston, Lancashire, March U. 13, at the Mitre Inn. Preston. April 2. at the Royal nak Inn. Lancaster. Atl. Mr. Norris, John-street. HediOnl-row.-W. nt:s. Cirencester, Gltmokstershire, tipltolister. Mardi 7. S. April 2, at the King's !lead Inn. Cirencester. Atts. Price and Co. I. u•hanier 0 4 fict:. Licculii s Inn.--W. WHEELER, Sion-hill Farm, %Villein:lcy, ....orcestershire.farmer, March 14, 15, April t, at the White !fart Inn, i I artkin try. Mt. Mr. Alexiukier, Carey-street.-A. B.i s tit T. Broad : veil, Bloomsbury, glass-inerehant. Feb. 27. March 5. April 2. at 4:uildhall. Att. Mr. Abrit'...am, Jewrv-itreet. Ablgate.-d• BIGGS. Worc:acniliire, lir,ell-draper. Feb. 27. March 2. April 1. at ;tolithall. At Willis and Co. Wamfond-court, Tlina,,miorton-street. -.1. n UTTON, gilder. March 15, 16, April 2, at Guildhall. :t. Mr. Wilson, Greeille-ttrxet. Ilatton-gareen.-S. AI.COCK, New cixstle-upim-Ttsc, brush-manufacturer , March 15, 16. April 1, at the ~orge inn, eweastle-upon-Tyne. Atts. Nteggisms and Co. Ilatlon. Lsass, Ntonomittli, mercer. March 4, 5. April 2. at the lieaufort Arr.s Inn, Monmouth. Att. Mr. Wlllianis, Red Lion,apare. FAnit. Criliton. I)evonshire, victualler. March 3,6, A pril2. at elk Globe 'fr:crn, I its. .‘tts. Atilington and Co. lkilfonl.row.-S. S.wit, Great Cogxesly,ll, F,am, tanner. Feb. 27. 2S, April 2. at the IVtiggon anti Horwa Inn, Cokhester. Atts. Chapman and Co. Little tq. Thomas .Ipostic.-R. Pl; UMo, SOUII.i Brent, 1/evonshirc. flax-fac tor. March 6,7, April 2. at the l'ope's !lead :am Plymouth. Att.s..‘il• Illngtoa and Itetlfosti.raw.-M. W vv. West 'feignmoittli. and W. WITIIY(1111111:. East l'eignmout h. Devonshire, merchants, March . 12. April 2. at the Globe Inn, Newtea .klibot. Atta thake and Co. t's•rect.s.,,t. liedliml-mw.-.1. NlEnsomn. Nliserdine, Gloucestershire. farmer. Felt. 23,29, April 2.at the IVliite I lart I nn, Tetbury, Gloucester- Long and Co. Gray's Inn.-J. li.tawuou, Gloucester. grocer. Feb. 22. March 5. April 2, at the Commercial Houma, Bristol Attu. Poole and Co. Gray's Inn-cluare.-T. H. BRINE. '10kt:111101LS ull. merchant, Feb. 27. Match 2, April 2, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. }'.Mitchell. Union-court, Old limad-street-W. T.tzwLLL, checo:anunger. Kb. 2t, March 5. April?, at Guildhall. Att. NI r. Tay lor. Fore-strett, Ctipplegme.--.1. TAY ton. Park-street. Southwurh, whedwright, Felt. 27. March 2, April 2. at l:uihiliall. Att. NI r. Lavin, Lwas-street, II Olt N ER., Newbury. Berkshim, Urge-master, Feb. 27, Marc'.l 2. Apr .1 2, at Guildhall. Mt. Mr. BF' K.; FAACX•4II.3. ' 1 4 .trami..-.1. C. Ft NCO. !Russell-court. Drury -lane, coFeb..flee-house-kevrer, I via March 2, .kyril 2. at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Willy, Clement's Inn.-S. J. Los. W indmtll , trc,t, 1' i hst ire-square, merchant, Feb. 24, Mardi 3, April 2, AI Att- M:. Isaacs, Bury-street. SL. Mary Axe. TM \MOEN DS. April 6. A. I.augliA, Bireiin iiam, coal-merchant-March M. W. Jackman. (7arlide. 6:dunking. r.-March 19. E. Alderstai, Calilewpte, Carlide, dyer-March H. T. St. Clement's. Cornwall. Iron mush r-March 1.5. S. Ray. Tanningtou, Suffolk, merchant-Ma-di 11, J. Iltubunti, Eailu‘wold, Yorkshir.:, innketiltai-Match 12. W. THE N'ATIONAI, REGISTER. ikon, rupc-manutiwturcr—Nlarch iG. J. Nicholas. Oxford-street. apothecary. —March It. H. Vos and J. C. Esser*, New-court. Crutehed-friars, merchants—March it. P. Pearson. Liverpool. merchrint--March 2. I'. Barker, Heptfonl. brewer—March 14. E. Angove. Falmouth, cum. mon-brewer— March 15. B. Smith, Liverpool, upholsterer—March T. ()Itltielil. Ileritend, %Vara la. T. Lo ran!, Au,timaiittare. St. Pancras. buildir—March S. Edwards and W. lt. Edward , Stamford. bankers. 9. R. Ford, liribtel. CERTIFIVITS—MARcif 12. F. Price and 11. Lc hants.--J. plrmingh a n i . groccr.—W. Maxfield. Newport. woollen-draper.—H. Green. Linte-street. merchant.—.l. Norfolk-stem. iildle,es Ilospita/. elieeseniunger.—W. Houlttin, I.ofithury, Esc. Philips, King -street. Ittrflailontew Close. merchant. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Mac•Danald and Blundell. Chiswell-itrat, apothecaries.—T. and C. Brice, Nloartawn, cad-merchants._J. and .1. Twist, linnwslcy, bricklayers.—llitiyon and Swainsan. Caw:icon-stmt. and Manchester, small-ware-rnarmfactorers.—Shr.re and Jonc4, Ledbury, auctionecm Pilkington and Davy, Ipswich, builders.—Downes and Co. .Xtinches ter. tiirricni.—llichartlF,n and ('o. Iforncastle, drapers.—Brown and I)rake, Halifax, cantnadtetN.—.l.mald and NI drier, Gainsburith, smiths.-1. T. and H. Wordcn. Brockholcg. I.,nuzierx.-11.ncell and Farlar, New Hand -street, ironfner.l:rx.—Smith and Edwards. Halifax. carl-nialccrs.liague and Co. Upper Eaton. tileanakers.—Britten and Saunders, liasinghall-street, piwkers. SATURDArS LONDON GAZETTE. This Gazette contains the appointment of Charles !bulkhead. M.I). to be l'hvAicem Extmortlinary ; IL:t 1 . J. P. Tupper, Esq. to be Surgeon Extraordinary, to the l'rinee liegena BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. .T. rtr.msoN, Nlanche,ter, dealer. P. TOL!:LIANO, tireat Prt;VOtt.litreCt. G odman's FichN, merchant. BANKRUPTS. _ . J. Attnonu, Cite of Gloucester. linen-draper, to surrender March .s, 6, April 6, at the Bell Inn, Gloucester. Act. Mr, Ci.iltan, Chan cery-lane. J. I.Lovi). Ncw-coc.e. (lid Broad-street. merchant. Feb. 27, March 19. April 6, at Guildhall Att. Mr. Cuppage, Jennyr.-street, St. James. J. CHAMBERS, Coventry, draper, March 8, 9. April 6, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Att-:. Hurd, Shaw. and Johnson, Temple. S. 1.. Cu atv.wts. King-street, ('ovens garden, tailor, Feb. 27. March 5, April 6, at Guildhall. Atts. Vandercom and Comyn, Bush-lane, Canon-street. W. BATES and W. JONES. Bridgforth, Shropshire, bankers March 4, 5, 30, at the Castle Inn, Bridnorth. Alts. Baxter and Bowker, Furnival's Inn. J. NIUSGUOVE. Swallow-street, Westminster, jeweller. Feb. 17, 27, March 26, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. hfakinsan, Temple. J. BritnEss, Enfield 11'ash, Nliddlesex. maltster, March 2, 9. April 6, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Jessup, Clifford s Inn. E. WILLIAMS. Plymouth Dock, and 3. Mom of Millbay, 11Non shire. ironfounders, March 13,28, April 6, at the ( ominercial !fowl, Plymouth. Att. Mr. Young, Charlotte-row, !ilonsion-hou..e. J.W. and E. Wont.ts:Num.v. Manchester, hatters, March 8,9, April, 6, at the INg Tavern, Manchester. Att. Mr. IVindlc, Jolin-stieet Bedford-row. A. FELL Liverpool, ship-chandler, March 8,9, April 6, at the Star Inn, 'Manchester. Att. Mr. Ellis. Chancery-lane. M. FotwELL, Towcester, Northamptonshire. grocer, March 1, 26, April 6. at the Peacock Inn, NortLailipturi. Acts. Edmunds and J t.yes. Lincoln's Inn. W. MANSEILL, Shrewsbury, dealer, March 11, It. April 6, at the Tal bot Inn. Shrewsbury. Att. Mr. Moor. Gray's Inn. B. T. Fonts. jun. Cross, Somersetshire, imiketper, March 19. 20, April 6, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath. Atts. Messrs. Milieu, Middle Tenlide. B. HEWITT, E. BOWMAN. and J. E. BOWMAN. NalltWith. Cheshire, bankers. March .5. li, April 6, at the Lamb Inn, Nantwich. Att. Mr. Low. Niustwich. M. Ems, Hinitituzdun. bub•her, March 14. 13, :Ipril 6, at the George Inn, Huntingdon. ~%tt. Mr. Clciinell, Staple Inn. P. I FIt•CIITON, IllSketh (lank, Lancashire, viiiindler. Man h 11, IS, April 6, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Atts. Griffith and Ilinde, Liverpool. E. F. illft;ltES, 1101 Linn Square. merchant. March 3,9, April 6 , at Guildhall Au. and Murray, Timmle. D. Wit.t.isst, Boss. IlereMrdshire. shopkeeper, March X. 6. April 6, at the Bell Inn, I iliiticester. Au. Mr. Chilton, Chancery-lane. J. I).svrt roer, Slough, fluelcing!,anishire, butcher, Mast •/, April t;, at Guildhall. Atts. Few, Ashnsure, and litunilton, lien rictus-street, Covent-garden. W. WIIITEITOrSI: UM/ .1. (;.%I.AN. 1.i...et-vol.. merchants. March ?ft, .April 6, at the King's .t-t::+, Liverpool. Atts. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-buildings. Chancery-lane. T. Br sr, Fencliurch-lmildings, merchant. March 2,9, April 6, at Guildhall. Aft. Alr. Thomas, Fen-court. Fenchurch-street. J. Soar:., W a ,b, Yorkshire, fancy-manufacturer, March I, 9, April 1;, at the Yew Tree Inn. Robertown, Yorkshire- Att. Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane. A. J. G. Ll:net:sr, liavdon Square. Niinories, merchant, March 9, IV, Aptil 6, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Young, Charlutt-row, Alan- J. ST cr PN Abdrirch-lane. merchant, March. V, 12, April, 6. at Atts. Winter and Sons, Swithin's-lane, I.ombard-street. G. IiF.THAM. mariner, Sh‘ftickl FILM, NE..1(11.... , x, Feb. V, 7, March, 3, April, 6, at Guildhall. Att. Thomas liruce, surrey street. Srtand. R. (:v.,:stsos. Plymouth-Dork, mercer, March, 13, lls April, 6, at the Fomitain lime!. Plymouth-Dock. .%tts. Lamb, Urutton, and Co. l'rinees-strict. Bank. W. l'ucufta, Englebournc. grazier, March. 12. 15, April. 6, at the Globe Tavern. Exeter. Ain:. and Co. Priturs-stftset. Bank. 11. Jor, Cocksbutt, Salop. innkeeper. Martik, Iv, IS, April, 6. at the !loyal lintel, Birmingham. Att. Mr. Punton, NYine-t/ffice-court, Fleet-tweet. DIVIDENDS. Mar c h, lt. , J. nmu g hten. Cheisia, chi:lama:a. at Guildhall.— Ntareit, In, A. L. 1/e Mctz, South SC:I (*hanthers, rnerehant, at Guildhall.—'3l. , rat. '25, W. Savage. Worcester, glover*, at the Star and Garter Inn, Woretster.—'3larelt, 1.'7, W. Chapman, Beverley, York, linen-draper, at the Dog and Duck Inn Ikvalry.—March, 16, A. %Merton. Lower shailwell. ship-rha:uller. at Cuildhall.—Nlarch, 16, J. O'Brien. Copthall-buildings, l'hrogmorton-stmt, insurance-bro ker, at Guildhall.—March, 16, J. %Vaddington. Ilishopsgate-itreet, vintner, at Gii:lithfill.—"ll.ach. 1:), J. T. Se;troder. "klaneliester. merchant. at the Bridgewater .trins Inu, M,awhester.—Nlaieh. 18, J. Morey, ITeaon, rope-maker. at the New London lan, Ex eter.—.lpril, 5, B. Munn, Bolvendon, Kent, dialer and ehapnan, at the Woolpiwk Inn, Tent-rtiert.-31.iceh, 18, 3. Carrington. Beau mont, F.,:e•,„ tanner, at the Ci.orge Inn, Colchester.-711areit, 16, 1. Al.l,lv . rt. 1. 1. Heckel...l. Hargreaves, Copthall-buildings, merehrugs, at 1;014111:111.-31:irch, It. Andrews, Caniptien. Gloutiaaer, dealer in bras, at the Norwich Anns Irn, Ilengworth.-711anh, 16, A. Lea is and T. Lewis. Saini. James's-street. Coffee-housed:et pers. at Guildhall.-31areh, 27, J. Leonard. Little Ilamputn. Wormier, seedsman. at Guililltall.--Miuch. 16, J. Champion, (in.:it St. Helen's, i(tshole. ate since %Vithin, bnalar, at Guildhall.—Nlareh. 16, W, F nn ,,, an d P. Ernes, Church-row, Beni:hutch-street, merchants, at Guildhall.—March, 16, M. Dtd Camp', l'okenhouse-yard, merehatn. at GtaililhaU.—March, 19, T. Robinson and S. S. Robinson, rrre man'..-ontrt, Corn-hill. merchants. at Guildhall.—Nlarell, 18,.1. Bristol, gmcvr, at the Rummer 'Cavern, AU Saint's-lane, Bristol._ Mawh, 16, .1. Nlallalien, Manchester, dealer in cotton. at the Dog Tavern. Citanrtrate, 31anclie.ivr.—Marelt, 18, A. Newman, Wood. t ac k, o A f or d, shortxt pia, at the OlfortL cr.RTIFICATES, on or before March. 18. C. S. Doti,lk-street, f'healuide, warehouseman.—T. Jarkmak, sm. Oakley farm, Mott.tiford, boutl.ampon, Lnuer.—.l. T. I &Ira nian. Norwich, druggist. —W. Maton, New Sarum, \Vitas, grocer. F. Kent, and F. Kent, Mark-lane, rpirit.locraiint4._T. Borough of AVarwiek, grut ur.—.P. Palo. Boniftint, Charlo:. Doastraohill, bruzli•zilaker.—W. Tudball, Ti.untun. Somer set, t rroe,T.—e. Wetherall. Salford, Laricasfrr, Kttclier...—T. New. an, it. t Se's, Ifuntingdoo. waggtincr.—R. W. faint r. Sidinonth. street, Gray's-inn-lane, carpentm—lt. W. Lloyd, Chive:, liquor. nienthant.—D. Towit.r end N. t,, en, I.hoe-stmt, nierchunts. E. Itaitikar, Stockport, Cluster, victualler. P.% RTNEIIStillti DISSOLVED. J. Spokes and S. Bourne. Avon-street. St. Philip and .7arob. C!ou c,tc7sh.re. rot:cm—M. Gunst o n and C. Prickett, St- John -street, West Smitlmeld, c!icetannoniters.-1 I. dc Castro. F. de Castro, NI. de Castro, S. de C as t ro , and de Castro, Fer.cluirch-strect, roal-rner c:iants.—ll. Hall and J. C.x.k. jun. Barnes. Surrey, tobateo-pipe mak.ns.—D. and G. Barclay, and J. and J. Sanntlerson.--.1„ Wafs te and 11. Webber, Bristol, comb-makers.—W. M•Call and J. Orr, Liver pool, myrrh/ans.—J. I .arge. S. Loin and T. Atkinson, (;rent Fast chraN, brokers.—ll. Winktield anti(. Blount. liankside. Southwark, wartingeN.—ll. Smith and W. Beckford, Wood-street, lacenten.--J. Dod.on and .1. Wade. Bevston, Yorkshire. Wool-staplcrs.—'l'. Rankin and 11. Jetirep. Bristol. merchants.—W. F ors t er an d W. Donald, jun. Willow Holme, Carlisle. iron-founders.-IV. Buckingham, ten. and W. Buckingham. jun. Ipswich, SuflUlk. upholsterers. —E. Copeland and E. Boyes, Abingdon. Berkshire. milliners.—W. Mills and It. Cluoters.--.J. Stevenson and T. Starie, King -street. Seven Dials, stmt.- grate makers.—D. Sciaccaluga, J. Pierce. and D. Duetro. liasingdar.e. Brearl-street, Cheapside. merthants.—O. Woodall and R. Brooks, Man chester, dyers.—J. Hall and J. Hopkins, Bristol. hop-merchants.—B. Ogle and 11. %Yebb, Great Ilussell-street, Bloomsbury. apothecativs.— .1. and G. Drewry. T. Humphrey, 'l'. Brunk, and W. I)onkin, Sot tomin-Holdemess. Yorkshire.—W. Murrell and 11. %Vilson. Skittner street. auctioneers.—R, Baker and J. While, Duke -strut, marchoose men.--.1. Crowther and J. Mtt"arty, Liverpool, distillers.--J. t.iffercl and F. W. Darrigues, of New -court. Saint Swititin's-lane. PRICES OF S' Bank Stock 2,10 f 3 per Cent. Consuls 61i 3 per Cent. Red. 61i 4 per Cents. 7711 S YESTERDAY. $ per Cents.ol.liii ()maim 181 Lung Ann. Exclieq. Bill 2 tv 5 prom. THE NATIONAL REGISTER LONDON : SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25. WE have received the Paris Papers of Wednesday; and the most interesting article contained in them relates to a document which has been brought forward after '23 years' concealment. It is the Will, a Letter, and some Hair, of the late Queen of France's, and of Louis XVI. They were found among the papers of the Ex-Conven tionalist Courtois, who is lately dead, and have been re cognized as genuine by all the Royal Family. How they came into Courtois' possession is not stated. Ile voted for the death of Louis XVI. and was afterwards Member of the Council of Ancients and of the Tribunate. He was one of the richest proprietors in Paris, and lived in one of the finest hotels in the Fanxbourg St. Honore, having a magnificent garden to the Champs Elysces. The will is dated on the sth Sept. 1793, from thin ('onciergerie. She, who had sat upon the most splendid Throne in Europe, had only in her last moments the tbl. lowing articles to bequeath : To - her two child;en—Louis the 17th, who was poi soned, and to the present Duchess of Ammuleme, a trees of her own hair, and some of the hair of their father. To Madame Elizabeth the Travels of Anacharsis. To the father of Madame de Lamballe, the portrait of his dautditer. _ _ To her brother the Emperor of Germany, the portrait of the Duchess of Mecklenburgh. To the wife of the keeper of the Conciergerie, bet pocket-book and two crayon drawings. To another female a purse with six louis in it! Ikr Majesty engages her son to carry his father's will into execution, of uniting her daughter to the Duke of Angouleme; though she would have preferred an Aus trian Archduke for her husband. Whether her son be destined to a throne or a prison, she recommends him in either case to the tcaler care of Madame Elizabeth. The Moniker contains an Ordinance of the King, re lative to the monuments to be erected to Louis XVI. QueLn Marie-Antoinette, Louis XVII. Madame Eliza; beth, and the Duke D'Enghien. They are all to be of white Carrara marble. That of the Duke D'Engliien will be erected in the church of the Castle of Vincennes. The follfr.ving singular destiny atvaiting the hitt' Sove reigns of France (the Provision:a Government) may lc added to the memorable examples of the vicissitudes of fortune:— Goltner— Ant Cauldinensirt—no one lawwit Carrot—idem. wherc. Extract of a private letter from Paris, dated Fehra. ary 17 :—" The English residents here :ire thrown in :a a state of the utmost consternation, in consequence of a report that they will be ordered to hold themselves it readiness to depart the capital in .1• hours. Colonel Wardle (who had furnished a house, intonding to sett:e here tviiii his family), and many other persons. are throws into contusion; momentarily expecting to receive an or der to quit." Alphabetical List of the English fashionables now in .‘ldborough. Countess of. and her granil.daii3liter., cs Halliday and Rodian ; Ankland, Lord; Abily, Sir Wm.; Asu.n, Mr. anti Mrs. Ha r v e y; liarrriorr. Countess of; BaTrIC7. Sir Ewd.; Wrilard, Sir And.; Burgh. Siz.H. and Lady; liraddiaw. Pon. Mr. and Mrs.; Coinbennere, Lord and Lady; Cranford. Sir James and Hca... Lady; Croalne, Mr. and Miss; CrOfton, Lady and I lun Miss; Dna, ion, lion. George; Dan Yens, Mr. Mrs. and Frtormvle; Dick. Mr. Q.; ralkener, Laly; Frecuantle, Colima; - -- 'o' 1