The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-11 00:00:00

• .• , , . it r i • •;• . . , lilt trAtESSIAN, _ . . . . France. Mr. %UTE' lute justly dams their pro duction necessary to the -consideration mf .tile We, Treaty. Although it might be perfectly right tmw.lnsid: to Fratice, und7r a Government that ittpillte4 bed* tern.% than wentdhette-beep afforded 1t- ititileen 00; Ogg vernment we !rid greatcauieto dislik, ..4114 . 4( - 1 of _difference actually made plight to. be rout 1'4141 ;Parliament, before: it: Wins its jedgMentlpf the .Re.--i AnidedTreaty. • In commtil with everrltimmkof ite , 4 ininity, we:deplore thd ' Contlisuiodeolis the IrOornmencentent, p. ' of the ffleve Tiato! . ..o `II f l ats, l icCortling to i 4 .terms 1:for _ ow I,44lltivir:pido a Accbriling to the effect of the treaty n ty f uee has had no Slave 'rrade, for she has had no. calottles.—. The Slare Trade about to be carried on' by' parum, , is . one, therefore, of our creation, whir gilit iforj at once the permission, the means, andthi tempts; tion to pursue it. No confident ezpodatiets can be entertained. of the abolition of this inhuman traffic at the termination of the stipulated term - It will then depend on the policy or temper al . ; tlic French Court, on the power of France bit - 664411U: (dem .w l i; iliio 11 4 V4L,. INTgLIINENGE. • . .a. ' . Daitio. Jira Ir 11.-skreivid the - Itedisoid alOssis- oti- maritime a ersive.'—fizsilal the Banterer' and Disko sloops of war, fir l'ortolloatts. ' - ' 11 ) 011111411X101olta 10.-Aieliesi his hialeity l s ship Norge. i fro*tie 0?Wol t ,full" cutter, Worn iidermey ; 'Ai cher, Shari.. illtirl and eitbly, from l cherburgb.—Sailed bib Mtkiebty% ships )Xi2a and k:ithyr, to ilili kowiwitrd. , 1 It 4064,111 Ar iii.* Apiihe transports which niftVid iii the p r o. oNitg.B*. halve arrived here, amt disci barked their It 1414.11114,11110 naive traeopuri, from+ Obtraid, with Lord aud•olla.,istildard. . .. . . ems, tlfaltio.ellaikd the Rey sari brig of war, for sipUth.-i-Tbe ILady Louisa packet. for liaLfas, is expect. 'salt toosight or tv.axorow asolaiag. •., - .. The estimate for the addition to the half.pay,. and tbi,liow 'coa to General Officer!, is 'calculated at sp le ier it s Xs gßaus4T exclusive of the late Brevet. . I Mit pievious to the sortie from Bayonne, - a partisan or the govitsoNs had been sent into the place, under Sir Jou', Rost's. passport; fot the farpose of explaining what had occurred in . other marts of France; but this man . disappeared, and in! set r he3rd of from that time. d •-raosy is mentioned as ififeadid coP ,,. . . „ .. . sedtAil, _ , I to the n of vez raggoos, - , en. Chi . . astrfitz. • rid coun-• . R . ties wets# . • i s fn` ihe ,der facet righ, at.- •' eritstii of • he nerd 1 . 'he eekes: ler lite. ' ! tiett'sio ' .. • ii •iitl2 4l :; ooo . :sif I I Pits I rbe • 1 . 4olferset 0 . SI doheri • S Highness med the i ! Pocifig- • . es baled. sppl V evees I - • 1-, ,i).: , ill - ... the sceisetitisiP:;/. , -.. - 1 sy e. t 'The •- • :.'.. ''' - - no-Illitit•.: . . - le to. Warr: Iv: Lei' 44 4) 04 , .• . • lirPHlAtil ' -4 t.aktenoe, lg hi thow k) es of :the Pox, ihot , e 'looses its" Prince tom- . . he great hedtiels Imibfi 4 he SI/li yotiu, 1 restore thf 'Thy 111 . 11. 14*-11144 thibel - 14 " . eat lg., neat tiot • by bears had ac• govyrsq,. he brgled . iii artily, e at least- i v a con. its hope 'sok has hority of sued un ey, how e, named ;sed wee. oder, but mounted ITP was Pacha's .erely, to he *se he Upper month, a ding that Suchet, a te the re. Anay, of knottre# aculations atlas, the amen' for re feels it, at he has remaining Km by the upon the TraMport tin in con. 0 0 0 Ilicn. IN. tpers to the r the Cham answer to loos hation limes of the , LA I)1 IC, IM' D his nomi.., edsrs. RAY• nnol !''Low Wear Colt opoiiited by she AnTI-i taad.to less res to each measare • but It may eir coasts by al of thee► ' the Gower** r passage. ititution of had IP Definitive n the 3(1 t appenr It * 6, for it of Ganio- issued Ace, it he great hedness swages m their jets, or. sing tip of the bat the__, for the • ' 1 a r d esi — p ree by the - littictra. askew to love . Sweden. The reflections of this Journal are not, In general; very favourfilde to Franoe.—; However, those it offers to its Readers on this occa sion manifest so much ignorance, that its hostility cannot be deemed worthy of attention. • List of the 184 Peers, nominated by his Majesty, to compose the Rouse of Peers of France t T Ae Arrlibiebop of Rheims; the Nilisps of laulgres sad Malmo. blessieun the Dikes "lam d'Elhostif, de Moet'asofl, dh la ifrrade Chevreese. de Brisae, de Richlieu; de It elute, de dr% Ortuneisse, de 'Westerman, de Saint-41pin, ir e NOW, d'Aument, d'llarroart,de PitrJames, de Brake* use Y•aiiiiiisois. 4e Fleury, de Dawes, de la Vaulters*, de Pads lint de lit il*liefoutsiald, de Cleressom-Teouerre, de Cbellseul, de Coilltr,- /be Prince de Bottesent. • Idesieers the Dukes de Croy. de Broglie, de Laval-Montan ndy, de hitealusereney. de /leautnont, de Lorges, de prat, rilaessole Poligtoc, de toris.de ladle, de Sall s-Tavann.., de %Yore!, de Castries, d'Ocdeauville, de Serent ; 111. de Noailles, Prince of Pelee: M. le Prince de Chalets. $. le Prince de Wrap-ant, M. le Duke de Plaisance; ties. stem to Marshals Dukes de Tari•ete, d'Elebingen, *Castiglione, de Cusurion-Salnt-Cyr, 4. Ragusa, de. Eteogiec ‘e Coneglirauqt de Travis... M. le Count tke Barra!, Arehishop of Tours; M• Ifdp% Sportier, Bishop d'Evrees g Messieurs le lilarskiils Duhteil llhonziek and de Vidal' Duke de Cadore t . Cartlinal de I/Iq t~ ; Messieurs le Marshals Counts Perignon iand Serrairter ; IdePsieure le toeate Barckelemy. de Illaultaroatis, de Beats. Wont. Seetbol4id, Akik, Beernonsille, l3arbe-Marhois, Boissys irAnglas. de Calaileso,. tAsa-Bianca, Chasseloup Laubat, Chokt, Cleanest de Ris, Coined, Colette°, Corset, Corned.% d'Aiptesseau, Davao, Dement, de Croix, Dedclay -44101'grf'. , a new war, on consi ong in tin i Wiiith .„ - , _ . of to ? " preterit moment, it is impossible to all - tleiinete t ,' tto Lord Sterna area , tor the representation I ' 4, ''''- • "" .' trade to be pursued, without restriction, fly !lie ' sob- ' l 'i comity of Huttlingdon. His Majesty came forward atnidat Posses df apps jests of ,France, whilst these of . Esegland , ipeet7entiredy - understand prenalattiona making in Bur- which rent the air. ' - „se.. ‘, e: 4 . • , e , e. e e , n. gardens, for the fete Weeded to be given by Her• Majesty, the Priem . itegint, - aatisttor excluded from it, will aid -the efforts ot ehe fabler 1 eptiemen of Wurres Club, in honour of the ceases Wert respectively ratfed, and each 'mar . In that commercial rhitlryeabeat lo enittelesee Peel 4 lof our blusteinus Vis itors, far exceed any c i , teefe bnal bttter clelmst"tifthil4jeol4lo4lllo.4sh. -..ea• - %. !beep the two natioos ; oreneteltgesyseieetrathlebtilte e te . 0 . 0 1 , 40$ tut. t ioat,eser, h een given i n th i s or lire gallant Bluolier•areirede *rod the retest at . p,... • , . • A ,ate educe of long . t raioustes ano .eanguiriarywan a ; fey other country. Theriiie and other coloured ca. cee'Penrc ennot be lelegehtel 40eceibedeileehl * **e. h i Int. impossible e in large I were about to start ; eat t Europe, inaddifiontothe Misery ifeiltrills utile,* Afritla Ocone e , which decorate tee interior, are hung .. .. • 71 foreteful draperies, and form a most magnificent the coulee. . The path! eeteneo moisturised .- _ This pert of the Treaty deducts hugely from the . t he of the box, and the public spice rov ed Al _ splendid appearance, a 010, upwards of gneral joy and satisfaction it !would otherwise haves'. him in cheers - for several minetes.. I h itteiftenther s e yards have been suppljed• * •Mr. DUDDING, diffused; and another emisiderable drawbaCk from. i y nd-street, expressly for the occasion. The 1 whatever was paid to the racing, excepthiig b}• theta I those feelings is the abeenee of tray tmeepromiseei- !' !see to be furnished ): Messrs. Runner t, an d C o . I concerned in betting speculatimes. 'Chi nes of :the • company were so rivetted on. the Royal Poe, tint . specting NOrway.' Thedoten titnel'Veety p rnn ee ne eSf Ili amount to neat in value. Messrs. I . upon the poor African. and tote - ., ntve Norwegitsua t i • *coca and Smietiaitis are to provide the different 1 the . people even turned their. ,backa on the 'looses as . 2 .a nd will exhibit some of the most I tney passed. His Royal highness the 'Prince Re. accords, indeed, little with the professed obeeets jou rt ".'Y ea "4 lamps, 1 gent condescendingly harorrned the company • thir s t :brilliant specimens of their manufacture. The tout the late war, or with the character assumed by re seat • Platoff was coming,: pointingeo him on. horseback. . nable of this most grand and noble fete will af- striking idea ;T he moment the gallant Genesi' alie,hted , th e eag er . -.. land congratulating curiosity of the public privenfal Mr. METituax will receiViethe thanks of erettylida country. •• * e t man and woman of right feelings in the countefOliiet" Admiralty-o(sre, Jane 9. ! his easy access to the stand. iluutlreils, male enA,. TIRE ROUSE OF DEPUTIES." SIR ,-- In answer to your letter of yesterday ' s'. remote, shook his hands as he , was passing. After perseverance in the cause of the Princess re,.e l l et Sitting of Oar's of June, under the Provisional 1 big ,k 041_ reipeteing 'the hemetwerd-boond West India i hating made his obeisance to the Royal Pei sonages, Presidency of Me:Felix Faulcon. , i Weees. rt is understood that his Motion on the tend,Berrnuda convoys, expected to be now approach- :he appeared in front, and was saluted in the same leubject will come on next Thursday. The prochsoilieg, ft Channel, I The Presitientirietd: the King's answer to the House. am commanded by. the lords ' . meaner as Field. Marshal Blucherovith that fereout end , terms' of it have not yet been stated ; earnestness due to their gallantry. His Kays' WO.. M. Lemottemt d'Xudier spoke as follows :-- 4 ‘.Tlte : nor •are lbw - e Cetevass!loners of the Admiralty to - acquaint you, •' of Importance• His Motion must gain eat . - .'atthe information of the Committee for tna . neging ness the Prime RPgesit placed the ' two - Generals Ise speech of the lan deserves perpetual remembrince,: - • • - its grotto • eftl aft oits'of Lloyd's', 'that their Lordships have hi. front, when three cheers were gives r attel the more .., i ther ef ore, of 'tirawitig from every independent Member an i slid *est he tretismitted to posterity. eft . '' &Jed the Admirnte et Portsmouth and:Plymouth to ! meirced. . i . and of ludo eireiftrst, that it shall •be enregietered in our potation of sympathy for hers gnatieN bend out vessels, filled with water and provisiens, `con, The Rambles, Stakes of 101* . .. eachforis. old. D. of Rotind's Seine, f. (wkoser or the Oxib) - I' ageinst her persecutors. , • energize i n the Chops of the Channel tilt the easterly 8 ,/eninget ,mind it the second place, that it shill ')er. hakes hr. to STORIRR - •-' . - Mr. , ISltelAttilattle member for Werehatiogere ne e witeldishall ceave for the purpose 'Of supplying 'the . Wren ensy---.5 to lon the whiner. .be bred en a marble Monument, in an eligible I e ' .....• .• .. i A Sweepstakes of a gs.,tsish fer./ yr. old Colts, • , I eke of SU istteistlets 'to bringlorward a mothimentt wi" 4 -4 of the eit°he c°""Ysi and eretecang lite -D. of 'i'ork's eranicree War stbit/OfCattietse • place . 44 oar 161111 sittings." t ay be scattered.--t Arc. . la Mr. Ladbrokes b. c. Johanna - • • I . , ..am , A Member seconded the first part of the propose. an early d ay, , in conseque nce . of a . ,4itikt Await . . 114 Mr. John flens•ett, jun. ..1. - W. CROKIR."' • Three to one on the *lneer—Won easy. In , th e Court of King' Beuch against two Members - dea l bat the second being a matter of great' import. ,, ~. On the Bth of Mey, a brig 'Retired at lef the: House. of Commons for a conspiracy. The . ellitii,' from the Isle •of Elba. On the shier papers ' Civita Vise. Marshal Blucher, accompanied by his ttnyat High.: ness the Duke of York and Mr. Lake, rode doWn: ti, ance, It was sentiback le the Committee. • • NE GENERAL luforned th e How. Member inscribed---The g l e peroe m tpo k on , si veref r n the lines .aftir ,this race, but with great difficulty, .1 A Secretary then read the Art/trete : of the House to 1 M T°ll . - e r ' . that the at ties convicted bad the p rivileges moving , ~ Pi hie of Rim, &c. 'fhe•mester repo rt e d that from the pressure of the populace. Thousan s seized . I; the King. The House ordered his Mel - esty't Answer '.etatere had already given order r foe the erec. ; him by the laud. Nothing wise heard bee iitC, I , • _ el within four days in 'term, for. a ril es "T r ,or an- tie , tv be read again. , _ . , , /re an arsenal rtes ~ • • 'tal :and e llis ~ e lie lucher he tlittejeLebe • Arrest of Judgmeirt s. titi .. 4llLrefore ,- , . .:... • . . ... - . . The Order of. the Da (vb. mealeatias ' At_ -.. le . . . I. foie eilodlelatei fieflve , ebakelgrelaine 4 ; 4151T • 1rr . 15 4 -15e s t t 16 " 7. , - ec". • ''' te tiers, base been vem4toti - itt. The King s Theatre, ' term lie Witched the etee - ti- tee ' "tt .. . erehaving viewed the horses keparatery to ititraing.e . .. ingly fixed open, iti case no application is previous- to arreSeive rertain holies for this evening for the re had been previoesly elected, is yesterday'X sitting, • of The Renetred Stakes of 1144. Rol lean eta-erte aeweelk.' as already annooneed.—Raynoaard and Gillots • had ty made to the Court by Lord Coritoahrt end the ception'of the Emperor of Route and the King tee Lowther's Bourbon .:' ..'. We '' : •-- li Honourable CocuneueJonseretesee '•' • .. Peossist, with their suites. Two boxes have already •O. a Method's Osman colt. • - .4.1. •. ' - the majority of votes. ' been thrown Into one s and fitted - up with suitable D. of York's.r.h. arte •• : - '.: ;,e • , wou easy - 5 to 4on the O. of Rbtlands-6 to 4 tiniest -, • M. M. Felix Faulcon, De Caraman, Fart de I Splendour. '. 7 '— ' n ' " , . 1 . The Bourdeaux Papers, Orthe tti and ed inst. Bosseboti-e-any odds n g slost Zodiac. Satires, and Flangergues, were put in noteination. The I fern Benefit* . was at the Opera-hoes.: on , The Emeserorand the King of Prussia accompanied: ' have been received ; tliey make no mention whatever The sitting broke up at half-past-three. Thors' day, and handed. in the Duchess of Yana, of the Duke of WELI f INGTON. We hate thus the am idst the enthusiastic plaudits of the audienCe:— ' t r it a e ce Doschest of Oldenburgh off the course after this and it was with much remonstrance the opu - 9 . FEENCII 'Keens-64H 64. , happiness to learn, that the late report concerning Among the illustrious persnnageS who accompanied . lace Were restrained from takitig Off the horses fens ..... es emse,— ! him was entirely without foundation. him, we noticed the Prince Royal of PlitYlivlA; his the =rive, . .- • . • Several very important topics were last night ad- 1 . --------e—eo brother Prince Wtereem, the Princes of ORANGE A renewal of the Waldn,Oani .Stakes tatket, h, handicap for ott o g eS-ztOreo-tourseas or ainile: 'retied to in the two Houses of Parliament. In the ! The EMPEROR, King of NUM A, and the Pai N oss and Mectteesteutton, Generals Von Yoaca and &1.-, Mr. Cross's Morksont ••• ••• ••"" -, ' ' - - now at our Court do not go to Oxford before Toes.'.. iollfy Sir . PATEWART, &C. &C. At the end of the' Lord firaybroke, nadi ft ed Mr. Porheys Curies(' . a Lords a Committee was appointed to enquire into the day. On Thursday two of the Heads of. Hoeseseopeorthe-Hente celled for . God save the King, which- lb rtarteit. 7 Aserere . race between thewii 'hit+ atone were state of the Corn Xesws. Tires, instead of a mew. , came to town, to get the time Reed. It is believed; Wei surtg, by all the perfortners. , placed. ( aternillor, 1 ooley, Anatasia, Illusion, Bluster, Po ' lite, and others started -41 h 1 apt. the winner, mid no takers sere of this vital importance being hurried through 'they 'WI k d eg re es f - Doctors of Laws on Wed-4 wo a e o betters. were yesterday'recei red from (lottenborgh. 7 tue ogst. Curl ew—? to .2 agst.. Bolster-4 to I apt. Tonto— , and 6, to 1. o eatable. Parliament, without any thin that deserves the . ne sday ; and then proceee to Bleotheion. •.s QS the ehil-ef t act' month, stating (het Mr. CLAY had . • , . ' After the ?ace, his Berra Highness the Prinee name of enquiry or deliberation, we have the satin- 1 The report that Peace was to be proclaimed loth* t o th e ` ' Wft - teat place to proceed, ns it was supposed , ; ... faction to find that a Committee of each House is ' course of the present week, has proved erroneous..., new' scene of neer:relation. Mr. Russter. had de her g M ajesty ., ) e , • rte Bet e rered -froth ' itii . geOundi''accompairied try . . in the carriega of 'the letter, anildst • Thursday, it is now said, is the day on which that parted few gteckholm -to have interviewwith the • now engaged in the necessary task of complete in- t : the cotigratulatiotis of the eompiny. The veterans, • ;ceremony will take place. Thsre are tire stations Prince Rot al of Seven ' em, prior to joining it; cu - , eestigntion. This advantage, and a most important for the • Proclamation, vie.:—St . James's-Palace leagues in Flanders . • • Blucher and Plitnif, ieft directly afteethe Prince,' i one it will be found, must entirely be ,ascribed to Charing...cross Temple-bar, the corner of Wood!. . The troops from Toulouse proceeded by water ' the former in a Carel*, 'andPlatoffati liorsebeek.• 9 e The same congrenstafiene th these gallant men to the general expression of the people's opinion, en- street, Cheapside, and the Royal Exchange. down the Garonne to Bourtleaux ; and the corm an.. . • before testi fi ed, took place ; bandreds were for take. lightened and guided by the press.—lf Pe- i Yesterday a number of Foreigners went to West- tended for America were encamped about four miles , ing the horses off Marshal Blucher's carriage• but a &ions had not been presented in most forme— minster-hall to see the Judges open the di ff erent Mins that. place ; they embarked by brigades, under : . • remonstrance from Colonel' Bloomfield a nd other Courts of La w . A Colonel of Cossacks Amon sealed orfiert• • • 1 • • dab'. numbers, there cannot he a doubt that the e • was g gentlemen, previeted it., • Dinner was provided her the crowd in his green uniform. lie spoke French, An Retire eserase is said to have commenced in peruicious measure would have been adopted. Westminster for Mr. BassUGliam, to whom a De- r°C° persons at iteiligatore,' for th e Royal& Family, , The and Counsellors ilussrte and Aroseettus conversed. spirit of etigOry which is now a foot, gives us the with him, esplaiiiing the etiquette usual at the first Peletioe of th e Elect"' have proposed to retore-; the distinguished fttreiVtereand Sake. The angesv, ...party first visited tbe . CaStte, and viewed the platiees firmest asserance l • that a similar measure will not day of opening Term. He appeared a polite, gin- him to Partiameet on the first vacancy, free of ex. end other curiosities. Amongst the Nobility . embe again be proposed. It may be , pethaps, softened Ode RM. 'IWO young women, natives of ltolland, pent 4, in the some manneras Sir F. F BURDETT. t ' were th • er of .Rutland a uit Co tie '"{'Gentry e Dolt OA rq i r dawn a little, and then offered to Parlameni ;but dressed in the Betavian costume, attracted mach .at- . . Met hear. that the Storekeeper-General has e f t *alto, Earl of Yarmouth, Earl Westmoreland, .•. teution. They had faces which might vie with the eeitted Orders to prepare camp equipage for 8000 le,. Marquis now of Handy, the lieu. B. Grim', . e fairest English ladies, and were on the whole v ery Ru liens. They girt to beseaceurdeireffmnpshiie i.'"7. - . - 1. fifty blhers.• .. - achieved, will encourage them to speak out, if, on iute • T resting. he foreigners in... general were slue sea Southampton. 'they are the . triperor's Guatebte t • any future day, the attempt should be made to in- p rised at the number of lawyers seen in th e h a tio sm i an are the' finest men in , t h e ettey. 'they are in be . A most met • crease the price of corn by Legislative en actment. they s hrug g ed up their shoulders when they were in., , conveyed to Russia m their own ships. correct at Te formed that •ernplo meat was found for the wh It is with pleasure we have to report, , amongst the We cannot withhold our treed of praise from the Y Qie , . Gregory, Esq. body. . rat I ts traits of British benevolence, two of the most t ethat town, wt Watchful anxiety manifested by the Leaders of Oppo •J About two o'clock on Thursday , the voteren extraordinary kind. A few weeks ego a lady, on . ' Pitt, in the ri r sitibn, lest a most important c o n stitutional regula- Boren ER. called at the Admiralty Office, arrompahH kirown te Mr. Acitetteattee bteaght him. - a Bank from getting i, /ion should be vielated by the introduction of Rds- by Col. Lowe, awl two of the Marstoal's Aids- ,„ note - of TOOL for thsi MHO. of the German Sufferers, of achoring) tpo slats lrodps into thit country, without the consent of Camp. lie was received by Lord hirevueet, citric reeuettintg that it m . .-sise •entered-on the . Subscritee i nees e au sly rus h • Parliament. Airy-number of Russians that, can be of the Members of the Board, who. were presetstitilid tine Book, free, a "e daughter. ,On the %Sib river and not , e • Mr. CROKEn, and conducteel into the Board lhopm, of Nay, 'Mr. Amts . ' lir received a letter •by the 0 0, tee eteaesa l .. conveyed here, carinfie, oisuredly, a ff ord cause for . coyes t ' , • with which he appeared extremely pleased. lei Twopenny Poet, git Bank note fee; oSOOP.- 144 ere few oppreltenshm, even if their Prince were less wise Will Hero then examined the eelegraph, the .whole of',the with no more then - ties. words—" Censolationeto ne i r it : s e ine n ich of; megnanimous thou he is ; but it would be carrying machinery of which was explained to him. The vie* Ate era% %WIWI' 'the German Sufferers :'! Suck- taittepredetWe wotelPermitthose who were unableto the complinseut too farlowards this illustrious Me. from thence to the east over Siiver Thames, m ei deeds reflect not only honour an the uoknOwii - be. Swim., he' WI to/Awards apparently fro* att• i 'larch, to lose sight of time great constitutional maxim, the twinge to the south and west over St. James's Park, *ad tel , trectors, bet also typed y they belong to. i batiste:4re brit *balite , in .a fit , aped las &awned% into Ketit and Surrey, is particularly &taking ; led, ' . St b note ra, lifiripigiao . ,giir6Ap honoored weal the presence di feral specteeors, iecapable of refit: ' that we foreign troops can bebrought to England with... , together with the immense concourse of spectators hivflit byete.Rosetan' Emperor.: tPienk e thi. Great ttefieff hinl any • lotistlince Ile was picked up in out the consent of Parliament; or, perhaps the cone he parading t street! Vlet_itrifte,f4",let.', l eletttUti ' tke 'it& of ja - nitrY're little ire (yen betel` A . 6 • hod?, loitt every means I;tltotional mode of proceeding would be even the most Marshal in a, great 1.97.: , . ," .. .14fed r by . the medieeirdensen present flattering to him since he cannot but attach greater Lows, in German, reeeeritaelonebut withotit avail. 'thus pre. i value to the opinion of the British Parliament than as Loudoe in the IL fillhe tomb universally belos4l noel , , s official apartments, • . to that of any individual, however illustrious in tenaernaeof husbands and most a ffee tended by Lord MELTI titers, tae intaluable friend, and tlid station or in virtues. A conversation took place ite 'The Grand Duke' I active member of satiety. His re. the lieu,' of Commons between Mr. Wiinuar.AO , Ide t borrat A L Meaner. enSaturdaY Interred at Cheltenham, his and I.e.lrti CASTLInSAGII, respecting the production A friga te rigate has been disp , and the amiableness of his charactet, „r the Papers, containing an account of the Nego- 'bit Imperial Highness, theiemembrance of his melancholyend, ,4 J , eiations et chatilles frith the late GuTernmeat of PereutoreceiTe himv a sigh, and drew forth many a tear. , 1 .... Oda% - **tabooing Doping NZOOloi 11,- WONT,- enary ale. dliaubersaert, d'lletlenv ills. DationCO. int . ty, Fabre de l'Aude, Pentanes, Gander, t3aesendi, _ moo, PerWiß, °de Jitueeprt, Journi Aebrrt, lideln, La de Larnartllliereg Lanjabaieg Laplace, de le Teur-alaili F4lr 1 eeeteuis-Canteleo, Lebrie de Roamed, Legrand, Leaenitta Lenoir-Laroche, de rtopinasse, de Malleville, de Mentbadia g de Montesquieu, Puteret, Pere, de Penteceulant, Percher do Rkbeboerg, Rampon, Redbit, de Sainte-Suzanne, de &dist- Valller, de Seger, de Signeavtlle, Seeks, Sher, de 'rialto, de Theven ' ard, de Valence, de Yaubeis, Vernier, Villegattay, %L -oar, Vol ey, A40:.1. I ,_ bleindrur le Duke de Feltre I Mealotres le Margebeiotefhte court and de Cleragoet43allerandei blesekeures le Cowes Nel son, Dessole, Litour-Mnubeerg,..flelliard. Carla!, Vionenil, de Vaedrettil, Charles de Dumas; IlLeasieer le Bailly 4,creop4. ~...,. ..~: S ,: r' . 4. . ~..~. 1ig317 Y • immen " c°ll4° l u " e " L., lPeci4P ., l? 'a - r‘fivimi: iirbonsili . ei - twiltat id' Jainary, Rale - M*o Ch t; 18, attract ed id. IIit‘MTVII - 1 . • , ...' • b . ~. ti`J. . e l ., .e . ';;'' . ' - • I . '" Ol t ' degre ; and be uhserred t o y i i • • ••.. . - ~ ,7; .., t,, ~ _.4 . ,,Prehyt f• . P, that'' there Wu no stick . L... Sitttnge - 0 3413 ted; l _ ll 14 . 1 4 .... . ti to Iffiec t t e ! I VA r •• . eta ll' 'it isly sunk world." After ilor'sing a, it .r*! 11 thP RillilLlPYtteurefile• "...att ... rill , .. 7 on 13 . . ,he returned to Ids carriase t . toklift, zefff,j_Ctiler . ji• le' eb4, : ll l. . l,m e .eted, the . trail Teton .ISL : 4 ''...." •• • • . i ., ' tionatt.of • fall ELVILLI4. &e. ,„._ k " = ~.. -1 - )1. 4.-- , -is Tull; n • • 'n''. n . tisefut ' said . . a .e CONSTA MTV'S, mr wad if .: , 4 ' a ..•'. • '• ;;, AibiilA 4 l:, ii • maim *M.4ll'en MTV, 111117 be . , ,• fh ~,,... .. ... ..,,,, gir rt .... 44 4 4 , y k a ra d aT _. „h v ig t h ~ , dispate,hed to Calm _ sk i r . •••• , . ,‘ '••-• Iliiridlay •: '' Stgd• . native place; o• - - 10 TheellaY ' • ` . • l lit i L coupled With' ' mess, sod troops ' .' 7' :„.t i - 6,___. _. ..11,T;,, att : q • Jul lit elicited many 1 in with deo lir+ g s • t 1 1 :' lurnift_a. ' 7 ... • '' 11:4417#• ,o, - • " %. - . •., . . • . ~ . • ' -•-. ...us 4 44 .1 14Pift b: 6- 1.4 404 - .41 'cot •• • ?'; • •• • . • • 4 . . - . . 4. . ' .:,..i.. elaucholy an * • 1 ewkeshery on Itooday tut. s" ohn R• a. highly mgectable ;bare r, of ras fishing is A )oitt in the mochard. lver, Avi ii te t .119 k tety uplift, impfccap . 1004. en bed in the act 6 , tpo near t . is rapid foil f water, which ashes over the IsTer '4l 0 tbet, plot of the otivithttkolting. A „to the seriiet vigor. ~ he .etettiktised had attained' i Noting e yetds itf tbe. edge of the water, sod n reach' of inn-sons who had ventured so .~ ging of ..4SgO.D. , adds: At tibeise o'clecit,/yesterday. 4vt47, tail coarse was thronged, end every ileseriptinit little was -pitt. in matron., even farmers' wai roantof hick werefilled with elepist *orders. no necaftwii Here, perhaps; so many people tiled.. Ad the,lreautysidd fashion bf tont! art try were heke, andStlioillaihdi" of etegailt final mixed in grip, erod,:salutl:ig . 'the iisitanti Royal' box., At . twelte the' ZnpOtni • Aleimarlei his amialde,sktey, the Duchess of . 01(1eittio, rued in a . O.t i tiage end four - iiimicfsr ehee; Britisfi:pl-617e, and took Wielr l sfAiliiiti in the Slantl.,HtTitejltustrlous Visiterf bosVid to the pa , tiy, restrn fOr continued .pliidritts. Ifer jesty sad Princesses fo:iwielf,..skid the • rival win! Ptusii;i,..fliil ; dwit Will' British edegratelatioiv. ) The rilnee(tegettt hist a etkiit vott,thit sal plandils of the assenililagei - aitede l ft! thi t : York ! . silieso l s, hailed aid% the 7 lii***ll - Oval Royal Slag *is ef the time tuff, tin~tlte dad. of the bousands asserphiedwee eltcherll3tOff',. - Korot Highness Eird Pilnee• Regent - condeicendingly, informed company that neither had yetatoista. The . , dt &ritopf, - lhe Eippersr Melte ader:ZINIII