The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-29 00:00:00

possesses that jewel whkh is above all price—a good heart. His Lordship could not be sup. posed to bane been ideated by any previous prejudice ping CONNINONAm, and as to the utifOrtunate et4ects he sought to relieve, be could only reckon on their gredtade—a reward, which he would, no doubt highly value, but which would add but little 10 his fame, and nothing to his fortune.. Oh! but 'aye a humble follower in the Ministerial train bands, 64 he's hunting after popularity." Be it so, and certainly no man Mu ever be engaged in a nobler chase ; for in the whole immense range of material Holies, that of protecting from injury the poor im mured tamale of a prisots.house, is undoubtedly one ••• - of the most important. We have lately had hunting enough of another kind, and nothing would give us 'greater pleasure than to Neil few, more Noble Lords , „loin fiord STANHOPE in the hunt for popularity, by pursuing the same coueee, and haring the same ob. jests in view. A man engaged in an undertaking .' 'sailer to humanity, buy justly reckon on more .then popularity—he may o r from a feeling of con ' ideas self-approbation, attopt the language of Jon, rr the following touching and pathetic passage': . 7. • • • • .1! Ileiause I relieved the fatherless, and the widow, .• `lvo:h*n that had :lone to help him, the blessing of that was 'ready to perish, crime upon me."— ' it is rather a ttenarkeble coincidence, that at the 'time Lord STANHOPE was presenting a Petition pray ing relief from the petty tyranny of the Gloneelleir:' gaoler, another Petition from the same city, signed y th f ousands, and probably, among the rest, by this very CuNNlNcitkw himself, praying the universal abo. ,lition of the Stare Trade. This circumstance is well • calculated to call forth a number of useful reflections, which We cannot find room for to-day, but which we hell take an early occasion of submitting to our for this vnbjed mast not skep. 4.0:r -••• --vvem-- • LORD COCURANR. .J. 14.. • immaculate Morning Post of this day has lumen another Letter flout the pen of Mr. De Bs nelsoce, which, although it may amuse soviets( its fashionable !loaders, is not much Calculated to de ceive the, candid and discernieg part of the public, nor to serve the cause of their Clicnt.,---Vire yesterday noticed the Letters which De BERIX. cot had sent to Lord CocunAss, and pointed out . some parts of them, which renders him unworthy of any degree of credit, and therefore we are not Inclined to belie% e his assertion of Ail having refused a punk: and a fortune to seek* a discovery, which be sadly insinuates by the following extract, had been offered him :—" I throw myself on the reetreeity -of the public to judge, whether I have in any way defended myself by ac eusiswhers ? Whether, in honourably refarfeg • " T hTtrent retesed R Reeds* wed **WWI Iri R, I have deserved such noel eandotetneta ANE? Kr. Harrow, of the Admiralty, has signified' to the Govereor of the R.ussian Company, that one more convey will be appointed this year for Arch. angel, to sail from Long Hope Sound on the 10th Royal Highness the Princess of WALIe is 464ite have annottsaced in a letter to the Earl of Lt. nertsot, bet design to go abroad, and take op her resident* at the Court of her brother in Germany. We undeistand she pots several questions to the Prime blielbter responds* her Household, to which she desireti an answer. We suppose that the consent of the Patxcs RIGUT Ind his Privy Council is ne. cessary by law to her Royal Highness's departure from the kingdom, end We presume to think that it Ovoid WO bees seasonable to have made this inten. lion known to ParHaw* before the pasting of the . 13111 for ben Increased totehllthamot ; as it is a quo. foe essential to the prudence of a grant, whether die money Is to be spent at home or abroad. Her Royal Highness's departure from gnglanciWill give die to very important consideration., which must occur to every political observer. She will meet with no celuctance, we pregame, as to consent. The following loigt of New Members have been added to the present Administiation Mr. CANNING, to ha Ambassador to the Court of Lisbon; Mr. WELLesi.ty PoLe, to be Master of the Mint, gad a Member of the Cabinet ; 311. EfusittssoN, Privy Councillor, and Surveyor of the Woods and Forests; Mr. IttAONFOlto a Lord of the Treasury ' • tt Mr. Sr Ito ES &Mites, a Privy -C•uncillor f . ttld Headier of the India Board; and The Hon. J. W. Wasc,, pirrivy-s,ouneusarc, an d O. Member of the Board of Controul. Kome litters came to hand yesterday from Cadiz, which ougirt to hare arrived on Tuesday. The people at Cadiz, notwithstanding the influence of Villavi cencio, begin to speak with great freedom of the new Government; and it is asserted that the discontent is general. The dissatisfaction at Cadiz hes arisen fregb the bopes of the seetchaets being disappointed sie*theleistabliebemeet of the trade with Soetb 4 present authorities being sub too . vale' 6, accomplish their purpose of subjugation in 1111111iert of the world. 'Clan &LIM ANGI, JULY 211.—Thero WS very Bide Wiles liorke4 Ma rournist, which sold readily at Road'ie's prices. osiritat Barley went or brbkly.—lo VOW article au itkerusioa. PLYSOCTII. JOLT 21.—Cates if the Elise. •-•.. from seropael ; Teieentph schooner. with assets sail of Ohs Boardestax, with mops pod stores ; ily4l= l • fres Boardrooms. with tromps, sod sited aigaln to as. 0011.: ....Bodied the Owes Chaska% 110 goes, Adobe' 14n1 rub. host: Pormnouth. F 41410,17 1 1, JVLY VS.—Anises! the Marchioness of Queen lousy packet. with Si filial fl MS Lisboa, its eight days.—Sailed lino ()oniony packet. with a Moil from obi kleditorianeao.— Bi. Majosiv`s skips Iteytiard.Bindostan. Spam*, wed T.rian, ' with 114 IfuN bound to Spoio. Portugal, sod the Iloditsrra neon. are psalm AN. Coast, JULY 25. 'SailedPlover. hi; Midesty's ships Arbor. F -S Oroort. bar, Shrirp•riveter, with about St soli under convoy fur • ki '104141141as! and Vallfas. I)Rat., Jose 211. 4 -Arrierri the Ptemoyante store-ship, with Ifowbo-r, fres the river Kass. for Portsmouth duck-yard I abe tier 14fro . au. Jeao serlsis, Erma Vanilla. ~a'ifii ael fi ~~~ -- ; , '!:1111 ill ' . MA -alan e m.- Heanuaow, *tit oily be int...lido, tdweettst Seinsdeo set oat whet passed as the greet listabblorts lirlaotteoburgh. ' Hi e POW Of Ma•111401111011iil• hir eve cd the pattlealire df tibet wee Vie Swedil -.., perileelslly a descrliffion crftsed t. constructed hi the Green Park tee declared i ire-works, It wig placed 100 . _ trim ~. army, if . jetty's library, arid represented Ilsolegtifit , At Copeni :temple, fluffs -erldeh Weeded two t wftegil ' ineted .received t : by pavilions. k i,lliclongatisea . --- -- - --- core - very % This inachteo Wee 114 feet high ' - Christian, at Christiania. Th e eel rumeem of speedily thrown in the way of the Congress at Fiume, Majesty's eras, and 410 feet lung, their offering him** small cession of tersitaty, and; or Orally Coegress at which leuthan three or fear hue- by iervandoni. guaranteeing hit sneCellsion eeehe threat or bromust. indlOteanted negeciators would be found necessary. The orneasents were all in relief, 'with . General Benragseri, oar gessiee. Cotanni,' - Irelk i r rek stpersiti, that the spirit which dictated ing.losttes s artificial towers, inatriptions t has departed for some day, to take din w at o uret the er-to-bMsforgotten expression, " Bien que le allegorical pictures, &c. .Pryniont. Messrs. D'ithreasleits Metleikanwend teoltdd'Afetfent,'' is at this moment more inveterate The inseriptiosis were as follow!. Meyor, of our City, have received from th e Emperor th us her ; and that the actual superiority enjoyed ~ of Peace s in the centre, Pat reedy., Alexander the Order of Madinat. . . by Great Britain on the ocean is considered by those '—peace restored in the year 174 g. Our city is recoveries froteltePtleseities. •Velatsi. who lead the Frehch cosines as ineinepatibk itith over the centre arch, Georsiate 'IL tary subscriptions for the relief of italleidusi& foisted the existence of France. Govern yesweetva,accord- peered transparent deriag.thrrethole by the war, come to from all quarters. The feeds ingly—best America or she will soon have fries*. eke fi re-workm of the Bank also ;acreage daily ; four millio n s arid, that may entire tiseersioeble the difficelty of the task On the left side of the ?whine, _ an half were recently deposited. tiirra Yereigeers; —de not trifle away this campaign, and incur . the room pace, securitetafelderum stabilise. generally believe that the liteminughers.sufihred . spieat , ' neoeseity of another. .•• .: tidies' restitmto t usi awspicits opt. pries. losses through Davoust's robbery, of the Herat ; ibis • .•••,' f . - - - Q. Igmeltagive peat, to Europe, . is a mistake; for our merchente.hed prudeatiydtis. - • Tltit PRINCE REGENT'S COURT. drawn their funds. At that calamitous perled, , i ' than half the funds iii the Bank belonged to fonds% ' mote l I, . , —ims...-- . s of eeri tree ci t o les es , w to or r k est e r r ire a i r t h erit t e i rt: g e , British people. Yesterday, at one o'clock, a Guard of Hon our ilmv pup tb acecinl iod gei ;gait sp.ii - 'merchants and governments. These fends Were placed there in the name of Hantburgk. marC r. "Arr h°d Intt! t4 l l Court-yard of Comfort -holm, , :WWI skalote s son , foreigner 'hating credit at • our •Beek. t. a k i i titerti t parties of thißoyal Horse Guards, lined the ..! I p ec or olgin ()s t e no, mina nantisen, 1 144ie litmehintf4 , !; 1 10reets leading to Carlton-house, provioes to his lipillin our Bank a million at the time of rte spill metals. A Prince never divested' k. Alai Highness the Prince Regent holding a Levee, bet from a fortitude sacred , to libeets, tine ; Copenhagen another million ; I • s Gluckstadt, sad Kiel, half a million each. . Itsta ..lid trausacting a variety of State and Court business, of peace from clemency , latent on' Bankers of Amsterdam, Paris, Squitserisnd, V I : ssfaa interesting nature, and which was very isomer. on the ewe, is this middle nft‘ oestrattended by all ranks, who were to pay St. Petersburgb , and Stockholm, also !mislaid aliesSi Georgio 11. Rogtopt. tacturi solidi*, siderable hoes ; but our's were trilling. . I their respects at the cities of the lesson. The carriages AP _ , arcs fissidaferii Oafs, pert pan-W.- 1 In the coarse of this summer, 2 3 80 sums tsar , were near three head setting down. The bead of than et war safety, • the assertor passed - the Sound. -- 7 - . • '' the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guar d s attended - The following is an extract of is letter ironel in their state uniform, and played some delightful cious Sovereign and rather et hie t ""'T' r ° pieces, which considerably enlivene d the scene. dated July 2:— . the &mood. " For some time past no more corps of troops hate ; There_ were present— The statetes which adorned ft no al HO . tee Dukes of York, -Kent, and Com passed through here, but merely prisoners, cones..., b,id re, the lint half pace of the greet stliresse the y Arebbilmop or concerbary, the CMbinet Mielsters, lescents, and convoys of carriages under escort ot• Ille baleen of State and the Household, Gold Stick (Berl hand, was Time; oa the lett Isis Catbcnrt), Silver stick (Sir Felix Agar), Lord Steward in Austrian troops. Waiting, for the first time Mace an urn . ace his appointment, -General Sir • " Some days ago the officers of the garrison or Hire Turner, Groom in Waiting, the Chancellor of the : In the centre of the templet 601040 Huoingueis had an entertainntent, about the close of t P ti l e Mg u i e r r ai f t or I t r e kr a d ti the Lo oc re a i/ e n , A t r e btsa ic rizte Ju dg e - was the Goddess of Peace, helding which, when the wine had mounted their heads, they Clinace iv l l loe J the Duet Le., Cornwall, the Foreign Ambrose- and supported on the right by Nectul placed a bust of Bonaparte on the table, drank I* dors and Ministers, the rd Mayor and Recorder of London, l e f t by Mars. These fi ve i n pitnt ,. tbe Sheriff. of Livadoe and Mid dle sex, and a flume'''. mom the health of the Tyrant, and poured out a thousan d hinge of foreigners of distinction, forming In the whole, a cal- in front four statues, sit. Sc t._ 4 - ~" ' fidgeo g guests against the Bourbons. II cannot bedissembird ltctipn of personages which has been by very seldom equalled. Fortitude, Prudence. n the . eu 4 eti ., i ihte4 that the most frightful spirit reigns among the true . 14 I t /t i r es—Montrose, Beaufort, Devaisare, Richmond, and Constancy, Honour, Clontoney.• .Itgl .1 4404 'VW theisthabitatits of many of the provinces of France, , egtnn. n_ • u, '4l: -- • L... and ' Faithfulness, Vigilance. WTI 9 , •," Pi* tad in our vicinity. At M albumen and at Colmar?hoees • The presentations were partici:llloy numer ous , cornice in the front, Jupiter,' . 10 0 1 14 4: ;flirt opeo.,the knowing were among the number : heard. In abort, a great part of the nation are -ye: Coventry . w The e. En ter r , l o o n f the with an Addres s from the City of tioaof Prier, as_ Recorder. Minerva. ' • ,:.,-"., .: 'depraved, that a number of persons who come frost -; iv enrernes of the City and Liberty arWevuniniter. beaded ' they Tse picturesin fiolsweterllt:77t, 00:e,t011.704 France express their suspicions that there . will.sollit: he the Hirt Bailiff at Westminster, ; iii in their robes, preceded . at .. • appeared wit bis . 1.44004 . ... be bloody scenes." . • .by their Mare and other OBeers, came In grand proemial, and praeoted an Address to theYrlnee Regret, on the restoration after the fire-work IS , they ,strete,.: remirettins_Va l By a letter from Smyrna, of the 4ii of Sone, WI of Peßoe- Tinl *email MK gorietuly m 6 ,44106 hid the chimer and and discovered pktafik,jitkittlept olg tbei hoelFr to !in his Ru al./Crimps' • hand. learn, that the plague, which had committed the Inset Mr. Palmer, ~,,. si ; c • rhos P i i s Tyrwhitt. ' •. , same subject in colours. r . 1 7 ;. . . . l h ~, 4 4:, frightful ravages there, had put an end to all Com- I Lient.- General Lord Stewart, on being created a Peer, and ; The g reat 'picture eiterAitiAjiipniejc Is . mom. • The deaths were about 600 d i lb jv . uo r ik oo beteg appointed a Lord et the Bedchamber, and of M. 00. ! .. , .., .. NI Most Hon. Privy Ceematt...., Wiggliest 4 10., . It reptermays„ ilg"Paailli nb° 4l . 2 oe T011. 4 . 4 4 0. Q 1 ? or Sasirmaik wit brig - groptarel ,alfiliWilr-leig Peace ro Brilettei4" Thee. O l it 'Armenians, Jews, had dek. were' Plenty, Riches, Felicity, ' g e-. -A Petition finortheinhaiitants of Plymouth. Btu. a sz e t Ow Oases.. The port wag almost cow Abolition of the Slave Trade, by General at end melee.. The attendants on litiiittik ' , tidbit/4P 'shipping; and Smyrna, which Mealy note ei si r c, ew e ,. Agriculture, aad the Arts and Sciences. 180,000 inhabitants, seemed now a desert. The ne Vh laailiff of Birmingham, with as Address, by Sir , • C. M nt and Mr. Dogdale. • ' On the right of this, below the Colo (mother. within Addressfrom the Mayor and Cor- p ,• i f of 13 feet by 11 represent poratioe of Appleby. . Mr. W. Nanbary, %ebb an Address front Naribampton. Neptune riding on the often, is ' The High Sheri fof the County of Warwick, with' an Ad-' set-horsug - "'; his right hand held diem, by Sir Charles Mordatistand Mr. Degdale. left supported a globe ; • le was Mr. Cherie Forbes, M. P. 'by the Marquis of Huntley, when be presented an Address from Beverley. , Genius of Peace, and attended Wildcat Adams, LL. D. one of his Majesty's Commissioners" nymp hs , &o. Companion to this, for negociatine with the United States of America, by Iris- . comae Oottloreagh. central arch, was the Mara of Mari: he wee mealy& Mr. Niainwarlng, with an Address of the liiillpie er the 'on a car, drawn by three lions, the arms of .I +, Peace far the County of Middlesex. Mr. Teapot Macaamara, by Lord Cianmee,rfeeMegs‘ .. - • . 40 his land, sad was conducted by Fame, with an eily,ee going aloes& • , • branch, who proclaimed the peace. The car wan. Mr.'Jemph J. G. Hasellion.pretsented iti tt swi le Petltioszfrem Lancashire, for floll and a 'Catholic followed by the Army. On each side of the% twet ' Zoihncios door .salt t w i. h .oiloar to ki lt t h e N a p g ogai r s g sa d . - i last pictures was a festoon or arma and militeryine i After the Levee hitkt Royal Highness the Prince : : atrunlen tl . ' , . 1 The medallion on the right handless Brileaelas Regent retired to his closet, when the Reverend : Doctors Rippon and Collyer, and a numerous and • joining hands with Prance; BP iegarld, - Cetigelrebed mi n i e ..4 redax. Exergue, Brat. .Geti 0-rConcord_ • tenewedx highly respectable Deputation of Dissenting Britain, France. Below this was the. flaunt:a Li 4 ters, were admitted, and a very affectionate Address weaned to his Royal Highness by the Rev. Dr. berry. gippoa, upon the general restoration of Pesce..--. . 1 On the left was a medallion representing Brim tannic joining hands with . piit: the legend, Setae His Rapti Highness delivered an appropriate and treptiled reply, and the Deputation Was most grazi- ; mutuo. Exergue, Britt. Ifisp.—Mutaat Benefit. arm . ~/y received. ' Britain, Spain. Below this was the Agee' of Plenty.. 'lle late Earl Howe's and the other vacant red The following pictures. were not rendered traits* ribbea, were delivered up to the Prince Regent. parent, viz. The Geed of !Peach' burning heaps of An investiture of the Order of the Bath then arms on each end of the teach's*. . .. • -4.4sssion was made into the At the right end were two' medallions; Old tir order, viz.— . • Augustus : the other of Antoolus Pies, At - the Order, hearing the Scarlet Rea:: left end, two medallions ; Mae of li r iapielliast?' ' bearing s and the §IW Bii.b. • other of Trojan. Underneath two Gonlfri9 e Ribbon fdm Oider. ' side a globe, one sitting with a book bi. t,, / i Michelin'', Sir Brent Spen i John Stmcbas, Sir Attired the other standing, holding parchment s ' .•- . pendent, &c. , Duke of York. ll'• •-' •• ........... • • bowing to the Jffisior DISPOSITION mulles atftt‘woalts, 'd "7 itroduce Lieut.-Gen. Sir' H. After a grand overture 'et warlike iottmeameeli• composed by Handel, a . . as given for thee.... who was knighted and Nncement of the. fi re..vrei hich opened bra edtig Hi - illness, and Weil Withd s Withdrew. ' __I P • esute of 101 brut) : ordeeitee, viz. 74 frpseisiesz Rear-Admiral of Eng :righted, and inverted, 20 12.1) " °t ' de "a 4ked " 14:1 "" 1 "" Hien * ' /Vbilli. • ' salute ended, thabetreftrik beret. 1 'pt.* 4 ti) 8t . . , . • • i..,;._ _',., ...P.0•••1 ~ - . .-24.;0 ? ,, i) •-•.: • ____ ........ • • "1 Various preeinfitik Mnesigervotoan f ietleig4tet •Thio Lady,. reties about a .. prevent tic,. ill con segue sleet oft detrreektlemProathall belnF lodelged ly ,t4 l. to the l'ax4t, on the ensuing;tett Very large pore ' PrisPlY irks we, ppi : ,:lions of,the ?sill* anti diVa ik r it T li til ie Piccadilly ye Anton!) .4. 1 4 Oat. t#44 been threwridenititinni' - 411 1 ..ftireile . ,ete• ! 1.-, I I A IWlt t lihe ' .‘) -- g,ttt c eructing Within the Park War' ktc -oelki intiltA s Os. tte- „.1 1 4 0 ; cartioni 'which weefertentii ' h Op.' fee ybe ftlitted- en- Alt .4 ' . S tate -, ply sulleieettespeitenie 'for thh bird? : or . oh* vii ... . . p pay for esimiesied,?fient •the irreghldr intresion er s • r.r . l i t fi, anciii 1 ix 15*110iimon.diy; the populace. Nderle the Whole of the Birda . ege:t 11404 cwt out ttie fur- j Walk, and a paregest the MIL are nssw hung with' '4,, for whom Mrs. i the Chinese lenthormi o llarill their fantastic variety 41 .r•Lati.- ' *-3 110111 obliged to take a l decoretioh., 'Many ntilimm have modern or natimert I lode* `sea Vats is Jett without) emblems ; the Englislr-bansters, views of the new ' . t. .. . itikieoglitiodittlon, rapetertepirman., As the; temple and pagoda, I &M s ' litishil MO' '.d KILENIO- ' They are of all .shapes, * IiSIS or ilt Rovoisi - • — 6O ,c-i't now ai- igons, vases, balloons, . ,-.. eiliarty engaged, theri• ft no • et* *to whOm she can 1 Buckingham Houscr-bridge s .applial against the hnidghip' or this proceeding. l ong ga ll ery , an d the arc ' the Jews' Harp pnbilfr. ::. no blunt down old Royal 'Library, ' es glad its oar papered i • Psam i Alta 25.6—Y0u already know how much truth there was iu your London stories, of the noel autos of YoNsche and of Cernot to the most import sat trusts wader the Irteuch Government. So mat* is it otherwise, that Fouche's guilt is considered by the House of Bourbon to be quite inexpiable ; and Louis XVILL would_beld himself a party to his bro ther's murder, by delepting to one of the regicides the smallest share in the administration of a kingdom devolving to him by that brother's death. It is, ne vertheless, but justice to add, that except from his vote for the decapitation of his Sovereign, there is no other stain affixed to the public character of Pouche. Nis management of the police was not only skilful, but eminent! mild. A thousand acts of kindness and lenity are recorded of him, towards individuals of all parties,--amongst whom the royalists and emigrants themselves were not the least numerals! or remarkable. Same weeks ago, when the star! of the national mind was full of gloom and mu nace, many persons wished for his return to. is office, on the firm and judicious conduct of which., depends, in critical circumstancesi- and amongst, an excited people, so mach of the public hap. piness.—Fortunately just at present, his Memo to power seems as unnecessary as it is I every day adding some new evidence of tit! wilt of the people to their King. The tenth mprsis with which he was hailed by the troops assemblot , yesterday at the Theilleries, was altogether WNW ampled --there were at least 6,000 of the Ho f with 4 or 5,00 Nadonal Guards, sad a mult f aimpeoeme of the inhabitants of Paris, .Officers aid aeldiem, 'end guards, and citizens, appeared to 'he anion& ed with only ono sentiment—that of personal affection to the Monarch and his rail), ;.-per. fectiy unlike the cookie:a, nay, whipsaws, ironical merriment, which was but tee manifest their reception of him only two Months age.- There is is in the manner of this Prince, when be - kuowledges the acclamations of him subjects, or calves their addresses, or takes their petitietet 1,10 the ;lowest individuals that stop his way,,#.ll4oeat of dignity anti goodness irresistibly unstring,. Emir, the infirmity and evident pent under whiek-he boors, and the placid couateeance which Sitiells through Ms sufferings, adds something of Waders' 's to the attachment be inspires. The close and anaiost inspection of the military hospitals of Paris the other day, by the Doke of Berri, who did-net Pow a unexamined, nor a wounded annular, arkhtlit w cheering word, hes made a deep impraspiim pa , feelings of an intelligent and highly illocoptibis ball of men, who require nothing male than a steady land, and eprOt spirit in tilillit illidllni, ta meal them from the 10 -af of tletiriiiii into' which the bacchanalian system of BOo*Porto bad hitherto plunged them. Pbr the rest, the Minister of Pollee Is likely to be a twit of leatqopottance than before. The comWeation necessary is 0/ 4 fh lin office is great gentleness with vigilance end rempttwde; and the Secretary of the remit as t. y l opp!ill . ts a per. • Ij+ b T w;r~ r ,,_22 . m . ll§l*.WiltSibtli - PRIPITTE COMUPONDENCL ' seb of ettrasrdknorg tonniessas aadtitantHind day, —6........ Z. , .. bi derv', corriot.2o now appeers visions in the, usunon, Jvtt 10.—Tb• I Crow% Prince at !!? °I . cals O gi . . li°ll ; d i ll O lte ,' . Mit 0 set oat on the 14th Ismaili,. from Sieclabikti , i ictlll:PreParea la Vila tiff Woe Powerfdi I rtalt,Pb ,ttenburgh. The 'whole Roysi ratnity wes est , pte op :Milani, br. . Telleyrand, .to sap the .far the 1 ' 0 of dePortbit from gl.ockbnife for Uddewells. .feeedetlen of our tliscltlete supremacy I—whether untie of eedlsh aril near Gottenbeligh Old bean in- r et . ; be avail* th tbanteditnn of diced Wind'. %callow, our Ito 40,0 00 ow. The old Woo: Aiinself had tions betvreen *co and England Duly, or of gene. - construe td that be would put himself at thii head of the . rat and circa taws regulations of oennreerchil and ire-wer' if necessary. • ' , otnrillass.principls, to w the other great Powers jetty% ii Copenhagen, no authentic eteorobilave bee* 4114. 1 ,k1ii Invited. to. td of the result of as avolesionatAdtweenAls. Ittttele tallib--.l . sbill 'lei tore *toy months. We by party *mists of the Al li es ant these •T Prise! 401 4* see whether new obstacles will not be very '‘ This I IWO took place, and a Processiou pod ; Prim" closet, in .the usual of tees iholikatemus Usher of the Order bled NO, lota King of Arse, bear Rod, on a cushion the Rih ea • The G en ealogist of W.-. passions—Sir Samuel A gra 1 lik lfbE id JON Stuart, Sir Richard Sir J. R. Worrell. 111 # 1 4 2 • His Royal Ingham the 1 ... lil t nif Gentlemen Usher, ht 7: l `sl Knlgkb, retired, to introdut , " T. I Clietevi to the Prieee Regent, the • „. i iaadetadby hie Royal /Wines ""' I Molest Villiiaes Yonitg, F j land, natiffses introduced, kt I ' WA tiro like certindn ies. i .‘ 4olll w. 1 • oM. A. Ca A a&a.--LTbi P..'. ; 'on ike subject ,Of bait la— ' • / 31 " 'if • Kl i nes *inch P I Moots 1 ` . . 4 'noise a Comm! a ant I i i l•ol4 l 4:b.; • j ot . , ). In a ter in Riiiii the: ; , Ilawil, b' pta, . A :4414eir b o g too ' ono etial!a i tra, occt i rt; tile by her ie t e lrale si I i the t okeyi en tats` pa l ly 11111614 ' . and than Ail attetiBi Pat , rAAaita has in coesequence bi sea( , WV* out of the pilots, an Al Ottoldiaodation, eao** T. h e sit e Plapatil is gone tbemait 1 alts e.otteiti and the otter' ?d I's. • - . . „,,:* • I , f '-, • ..-- !...- ,- .. • s —.. 1.111111.1 , . , itr tositilvs to it tinw . nit de tht rejniri oil •WE lea. eultjoirsed . II dettip ttn that as. . ~ ' at tho eilifitts !hell or the dltplay iff NM feet fawn bit Nis assupgwit °arid ;VW '', o T 100 Wfttg, Airtitineted • . . I is taw tap nt ' Lis . . g. It Wit; deign ' I ; til, - with fret s i f 4. ' wiptiOni g ...t61,411 . - t' i i . "O/ 1 i1t44 1 4/401 , . i rpm) an. oniciaMikv., '4B. In. iihor Ti vi. Net r ollidtbiter of e petilieeiitteitt dr ~ : - - .Artrt: .:,. I , Redisattei*** idlers coasitemilAN . , c... prim'. dertaime*. P. t t to tenure the filth te &Otos*, ti tbo g, thifiliktimpitooPer -. , ,- 00-.ri30d.1" t If/ 4 itlise' prigtipie . • ' ",...:•• ..:•- ' r• ~ fdpWittada. , /lied ons competent. eiew oil' to an4age hi war . _ my. ir4tr stadivie *I the itublit /et& of the Mick "Foci§ , r ,. Nils, rterei'oheil . 4 tiei,,-.1/it 1910 gaWri. or - 4 - trew 80e;t1.4 •-• . - • .- , ittti . oo.otaf *lra:. hid jellie(ifelkfitit - .- • . . . _ tirbtie 41i1 1 1,. , 1 . ~ ..A . ; tack ieefftt • ' 4 , .. P . MOO . on in sitaf f ' . ng en Olive branch i ' i 4 i eptune, and on the ter at Pails. . i 100, Tat meat t iggeartel,_• tiopo 4 fn the titi t`tty I Cattle; ' :1011 . Mt, Diatii;•: lit t ; . Vet s 3feritif; ;,'` . f. . I. Poch pi t iptr# if?a ;, . t ail " vtlifY f;4)i , '... . . t: rfm o o 47 : #f -10 1 k, • , . - ''' 6 Vf94 , 4artos tiA • •-• . ..,..,. Y ...,.., • . oc• al th«,.. -.. k.,...-...• , Pft 11 . . 9• d: let. . ' , V 0' , , WI •*a • ..11,.. Trade, 00+,41004 ,„'-..,, ';:s 100 ii Werlit•Liii*VO lanai% ' '- ,- : i ' 1 eletabio4o444 *OO 4 .j i' rains the veseret-igo( ' '",1 3 , he a car ditto ' . . a trielinkt, • . e!g!ldefe .17 . - ; . 14 it 11l terOthisotatt . • ,•., t o qnthe lift or the, '.• hire •. lis wiaa awat.A. , eh:-banners, views of the Jitivir ' , hetnourous devicea, &c. &c.' es, •regefar and irregular ; poly. ', ' is, cones, and parabolas. The bridge is nearttomplotion. The P arcaded ealiery.its front of the • in the Gteen Fork ' ate baud- men: the circular kaseldaselk A .. . : ~ . 2 r A I= MI TY , f 4