The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-22 00:00:00

the. meet enlightened of the na ti on , shall assemble on the 10th of April, at Euchsoold, in Aggersisuns, to adopt such a form of Government as shall be lAst suited to insure the liberty of the people and the in . retest of the State. God wilt bless and protect, a. jest cause, and the exertions of a brave poOpti against foreign oppression, which never has her, known in Norway, and never shall. 4, CHRISTIAN FREDIIiiCii. " Rigour* io Nom ay. . .1 • •• Chriatiania, reb.l4." .l , • PROCLANt ATION .. I ; O TIIE PEOPLE OF NORWAT. " Nonwtutsas !—You have heard that his rich Majesty,, Frederick VI., notwithstanding bit Srdent affection for the Norwegian People, whii.h vt• gratefully acknowledge, has been forced to vi no nee his rights to the Throne of Norway.- Yew 1.., Irnt with indignation that you are ceded to . a $41,1 1 ,r. who thought you weak enough to let . ;atlesilile courage be shaken by an inhuman sys tem of atertieg you to submit to a foreign yoke, a • ,1 b..nd beneath commands which disgrace/one d u rient vnlour. Tile free people of Norway can'ilt 111, it own fate. Swear to ensure the indepen. deuce of ) nur country—call the Almighty to witness youriinsmoveatilereastution, and invoke the blesehig of. Meat en on,yoar beloved country. It is by God's. . - aptVointment, faithful Norwegians, that I, the heir of Norway's throne, am now among you. You may sive your , elves by the bend or concord which binds ifn.r hearts. I have beard the voice of the people, which mod ly demands isdepentieuce and powerfalun. conditional opposition to all violence from without. That is enough to induce me, animated as I am with ihe warmest seal for the happiness and honour of Norway, to-,:reinein among this faithful people as lone as .1 can contribute by my presence to your in dependeece, to the Internal order and peace of the country. Called by Providence to guide the helm of the Mate in this decisive moment, I will, with a t steady hand, and ilespisingesery danger,protect Nmassey's security, and maintain its most sacred Winn. An assembly of the most enlightened men of thedettow, chosen by yourselves, shall form Oho plan 'oils Constitution, rounded on unanimity and wisdom, midst) give this country new strength against Open and secret me. miss. It mill depend on their resolutions whether L shell return the dignity to which the wishes of the people now cell me. -Petered' people ofNorway, I have already received amity proofs of your live and (.otintlence. I shall reel myself seenre among you. I shall eittleimtet,to °Wino peace for you, and by that means new sources of prosperity and. industry ; and it shall be my chlef aim to keep the wilt of war for from your sacred frontiers. Only when foreign violeece attempts to violate the freedom and the in deithndyscs of . kingdom, then shall it bison *lobe imil-AtkOdat to dramas kr* iwit~M• , -110pfgek hares to prefer death to . 11 ibioo4". • 2. 4 7 - S e .`fie shalt, indeed, taut have.to sneer want and Mistress, if irrecoticileable enemies will not allow the kiuvlont to eljoy riPoiel but in our frontiers there is only one feeling— to sacrifice every thing for the **until, and for the assertion of the ancient honour of Norway...—God will crown our endeavourt, and Norway will furnish- a new proof of the troth, that a people that fears Gad, and loves its country, is iavincibre. Cbribiimal.i, Feb. 19. They say, that Prince Christian is et the head of 34,000 men, on the frontier; ROMe eneuthentireted reports even speak of hostilities haring began. FaZDERiCk;" -f...- ' triom A L*PTILR.] ' near itwelturgh. lltareloft. 64 I left Hamburgh on the 16thOtiring received orders to quit my house in e4honr!, , lNS it was tó % burnt dew n. The small tinantiti esCisoaring ap pgrei, and a few lonia.. watch was Ali conld save, ue) , e taken Inc on the way, by French plunderers, and 1 ariteed ,here with my children, VI ;th hardly clothes to cover us. God know, whether I shall ever ieceser what I have left iu Nn wnrdi can paint the horrid situatinn of that un fortunate city—bread and meat aro any price; these enytioyh ; butter egg, tOtl:; petetoels, rested for batter, itesebee h. had. flimodebo, the Pigmy cutter, only given to garrison horses are killed; if a horse drops iu the street, hundreds of people fell upon it, and eat off pieces.. In many streets lie the skeletons of sit iof eight horses, which spread a dreadful stench; " From 80 to 100 persons die daily in the hospi •als. The nurses hardly ever hold out above , three days; and as people are afraid to apply for this em ployment, men, and still mere women, are seised in the streets and compelled to attend in the hospi. tats. "All the houses left by the inhabitants are turned into barracks; the mere skeleton tinly remains of them. No wipe or brandy is allowed to be sold. — From one merchant they took lately 2000 hogsheads of wine. The soldiers get wine in abundance. — Even the ships in the harbour are burnt. A great merchant had a new ship that had cost him 90,000 malts (6000 guineas), he begged Davoust not to burn it. ' No,' said he, sneering, ' I will leave it for the Russians ;' and the same night he had it harm. The poor man has almost lost his senses.-- Many citizens bate been shot s fot oturosaring at • Pants's:MN,. Aram 21.---Arrived his.lilajesty's ship Al - from the Dna ns $ Zephyr, Parry, for the South Sens t the Sovereign and Litiidist, fir Guadaloopet and three col lien, from the FAstwird.•.‘cdnie lath h ar b o ur hi s w i j r , ty % 'ship Diomede.—Went but Ms Illajcstj's ship Desiree.—S tiled his Majesty's ships Engle, Fylla, and Fervent, with a envoy for the Downs ; the Grips( sloop of war, nu a cruise; and the Mars French cutter, for Gberburgh.—llis Majesty's ship 1)c -siree gives instruetinnt to the ships hound to the East . South Seaf,, the Cape, and the BreiZiii.--111s Majesty's_ ship . ' Hanoihal, with the West lodia fleet, brought up at St. lielen's Yo•teednY evening, and remains. • • . - FALXOUTUt Aram 19.—Arrived the Emperor Alexander, , Bridges; Liberality. Richard; Unison, —; and Wink's% Sibbald, transport+, from Plymouth, with Goverousent stores on board—they ate In wait further orders. His Majesty's ship I Pheasant, 18 guns, Captain Palmer, with a fleet of atonal tea mil of transports, from Plymouth, bound to Cork, put hi on account of contrary wilds; his Majesty's ship Bloodhound, mod another man of war brig, name unknown. from a cruise.—The Swiftsute packet, with a Mail from Halifax, An 20 days, is ar rived at St. Ives, brings mamas she sailed from Halifax with bit Majesty's ship, Arab, parted company next day, Aril 17, in lat. 50. N. 100. t W. spoke his Majesty's ship Warrior, with 56 sail Nader aim Sir the West ladles. • . cal IIONS *4ll DP wanrea tor HI, winaing a )read stsd.oseat.ern not to be had at apprehension is tint are relieved' for the garrisoit and accounts. This appreh , , • of tile f . I nmidst allllthe r costs ss. 6d. English, a pound ; , r; .. . . au upon us e UM itoe's, ,44. per. d ; ta iti eo r ... o Iss gratified. VW.. Aram 2 1.—C..e down from the A Al ll 3, to Ws long since 9 and' °PK... 1k Regent, for India' and the Cambrian. for IN .OW tbe r home; horse-flesh is Hope.... Arrived the Rinaldo and Cadmus stool the soldiers—even most of the ; die piEmi . cutter, fro.„ff the French „to. these cruelties ; 141010400 to 100 with a cane, their property'. has been confisilttsilk and themselves driten,eut of the cisy Woe a osr; oppressors'!" • - We harp received Halifas te the 10111 ult. and American to the Bth, from which ire hare ,wade some interesting extructsi which will. be foond , le • -111 g SIATUISIAIt * ;r co*mntrverlilms . N 4. • K- 0.1 • • r 4 71 .•; 1 4, ; . . . ~ -•., ~. k " , rii I - it t . . .. 1 1 : 7 N ilftc . .*:- 404 - - kik lii 4 S , COM • . - Yesterdk? the bag of Faikei jiteived the co 11•• lr es tth4 a : y4,4it itrcipisonti eoilitert 4e lif4 i l i siiktetatifi4et htieet number of ilerioos at GrilltaVi i b si rt u a n t to. Reeihisitiew pretelitea le die Lord Hotel, Albemarle-street. All the iisiters. , csalts id' nv bit, ite ne trify w,terat . Mrollt:troye44hi Coati, for fall Cdtirrilressee. Aline* all tail! Rotel. Dukes, ; ' t 4 ,ddress Of .Contalitiftbw) to pre the Cabinet Mhaisters, Foreign Ambessedeni,. th - fle:o4•XYtft: l ::* • : • •r:• • Ormlibrii*etd.attenthinte of the- Royel Ilrioseholds, e t their !D ual .. hlisitsets:rtit 411 iictitho , : *IC . refweta to lis *t a lky. Allleatatia#. .. • ..... . olloisf was ' ____ . -- 07UitT u. - -- - 9 . ‘ Lt e .atreetal ',..• eV AL ' ' •sitslisif 4l 'di,. d • • .Pt t • . i n i .. .. It. • '',--- . j. tilit4 lll :4 t4 i = 4 •' . . a preCedlog colonsat... - -• -• *ow 4ititttigiblit*:eirstagei during ., eifkOtbits' .•• Mr: 01.461i1as il 'dolled *CIO 'WOW. de th# •-:: ---- .. , . • ottise day: : e‘ ,.. • __ 2 _ ik _ neeteedte4ey nitre that h• *write!. flioe tOO gels dw • it' lo k th .P • .. Thet4ttiettai Advtees endittle rumour...of the let- A t 9 - •°-- e c e- • " nce •at "'"" 6o. ' """"" I na' sboild he feetobled r tr his Excelle fi gy Prince oeminiiiernents at understocel between the MI. :800 ollitutuort, arrived' at • the Queen's Pnlaee,.:wq,:a a ' n r r s t i is ta g Li n !mot 3 ' fitillistef in Chief !of itia'Allierli . ;goes, elleenee and .the Allied Powers ;. that tt.' to pee their. respects to - her M AMITY and the. Prie- I ' PriMiese end - Martinique should be assigned ' to. ' canes . At three o'clock the Duchess D'A wool:mums Force", and it' itentd or I' "Wilde taltie to 'llterefials Blucher' 'COltureirelei•Or - (hi :Pringle's% ',Wide's .a.; • Primo, ert;tisistotiPe tolieden, and the. Mauritius' ill° . a ved'in the Qlseen'a carriage, with four et the „ iot a, ' b ' t die Ma& sense • l Obleh tati, .tin ration at 'to Oriat.Britain. in Europe , . Antwerp and Flan.' goyel footmen I r their state liveries, for a similar I L ed •• . 15 7.,.. r iii ii ...,.. 4 ~ - a me nd . . 1 pn entertai ne d te r n pelt an spie • Ars a Aortk 'of the Scheldt, tei appertain to the ter. P r t i ` bse. • • • sertices iii tliegteit anse Of Pattepe: . • fittrat the . Peet* Sovereign of the NETHERLAND!, 1 At !Cure o'clock the P, • erect REGENT held. a Privy . ArtErtfli.§s•Ta I.olloexiiii . t.. ,* ate the rest at Illioders to be incorporated with i Council, which was attended b y tho Archbishop of • ife.•Qtnit then rose to propose its Address OTCoes fiaice. . . . • Bart Gear; in hitaiteirer to the observations of IChainberisin, the. Master of the. Horse, the Groom i the Throne - of France; •14 doing this it *mild lmf the Mid of CAsitasel, did not say that the name of of the Stole, Gold Stick, the Vice Chamberlain, the l -- , uniteeettery fdrhint to detain the Court. The cattle% lllse Emperor ALEXANDER would be placed in history.' Lord Ste rd the Comptroller of the Houlehold 1 , second to that of • W.essitirtrrow, bet that after pro- ' chi Treasurer of the Ilousebold,.&c. • / i which induced him to bring forsiard this Witstion I teeth% the re-establishment of a free' Gevernment let' ! The LOrd * Chief firirms Tuomesort was introduced.l• were weltitnown, and that - they iveregonernityepe • France, he should redress the grievances of Poland: le the Council, and sworn in a Privy .Councillor.. . 1 joy expresse d b y e prayed by the 06/pie Was apparent ih theentbusiestig he moltitudes Resembled to lekhem he would 'fare the name of 'Wants:terve only se- , •••-# Frnelamatigo was greed upon, and will be pub. i and hail the entrance of the French Monarch into • • coed on the abort bat glorious acts of those real he. i i i i t *ith all Pa teltol for taking off all re' Loodoit. In presenting the proposed Address the - roes, who; superior to all •- personal informs,- i . i . .-- em °u tr.*4° - frith . Fr° ool 'hi r dl i ll'A' ' ... -•• Court would give a pledge of amity. te France, iitiari what are falsely deemed to/ had devoted themselves.' . 'At a fair minniee, before s l at o'do,K, S. kohl ~: .;,, the occurrence of events whielti, he.. tilts*, **aid to the genereA liberty and iudependence of their honour, under.** command of ColpeelAtte.aook, I prove the guarantee of the pence , and iMistquillity of . country, and by that eirample had best served the pis He bad asised the Chltlat ler a prey ant Cause of peace and freedshn thrhughout the world. the sof GES3OCT : STIR'S or 3d Regiment of .Faot . migiet° tls CottFt-yard of Cariten-iseuse, with &rem , ; on which to found this Addressu &rpm isn pilicc., Yesterday bet Imperial Highnes 4 the Grand Deckles Guards, in their state uniforms : the whale of lime There..were indeed two, - bait .tteithev of tip a l ma CATHARINE Of ittfISIA and s u it e v isit e d th e B rew - wearing white cockades; end the band playing the i n glory to the present. One seta ea the etarsiap house in Chiswell-street: Her Imperial Highness tune of 44 'The While Cockud..." They afterward' of the late King of Denmark with ' his - Mejestyte ids. ' was condeeted through those extensive premises by . , played the favourite • piece of " I(ing• It --tly..V the ! ter, the other was on the marrbtel of the Mite of Mr. WHITBREAD., Lady ELIZABETH, and the Geis: F"'rla°l' as appropriate to the occasion. At a: w i artemberg With the Priticres - RAM. 7 Thegii.erete . tiemen belonging to the concern. Proper prepare• quarter past six, his hisotrir the King of FRANCE the Congratulatory Addresses of the Court on the rO tion:was made for the reception ' o f this illustrious arrived at Car lt on- h ours. which !union of two individuals;, herei' however, the Court j personage, and every part of • the machinery and . i attended his MAJESTY CAIRO in the follow ing order :-. II was called on to congratulate :BO th e . union of process were minutely explained by Mr. Wurresteea: lay'' 'Noce . i e i nt Noyal a ti n . two great people , lie had • Mild *it •-wMapeeed to her Imperial Highness, who was pleased to ex- .„ , tra e p G a u l a r r o; . bays, with bis Moje r s i t i Nattelainnts. that some objections wen, to he Made' ob. •tiii I press her unqualified approbation of this noble este- ; The Priscaßel'ene",Flr, , chariot. is tt a gl ite lta i tt a hap , Ithh Address , founded on the gronnds that tall& Ma. blishment. After viewing the premises, her Impe- The Priam Resent% Stale. c:i i rriis Y ge, Brami hyois Arabian l i ieSty had accepted the Constitution be was not Klnt alai Highness partook of a breakfast, consisting of i - Walk lull". ilihrt4l,..linrne"s; ornamented it" *life rib P ng ' of France. If the Constitution was looked at , it, every delicacy of the Season, and in which beef. 1 a se tt,r::: ( l7 l 4-i t 'r e vei ec i s °Z . foottuettLtZitl ite nie we . : 1 3 :: would soon appear there were • •no grounds for Steaks and brown stout were not forgotten. Kaye, ascosepaoied by the , Pilate Da Cocoa sad the Doke these objections. The' 41 Artiste called him King of On the 10th lust . Loots XVIII. received at Hart- • DE 13oensmif. . , ; France, and the 291 h Article said, on its being pre.. well, a deputation from the town of Dunkirk, coin- : His Meatere was Acilieted by a numerous party I rented in form to the People, the King should then I posed of Messrs. Moen., Coeraws, Spites, Luxe. of the Royal-Horse Guards, in the same manner . 11 sle cc wee ii s and be prorlajined. He was called King they would attend their own Soverelste r with their Ins, and DI Geessuo, respectable citizens ofby Lord Cathcart and Lord Burgheraft, Lord Castle- I Majesty catnap de c orated with white r ibb on s .. ; . that city. The Deputies expr e ssed to his i reagh and Sir C. Stewart, in their dispatches. Mare the sentiments with which the inhehitants of Dun -1 On the KzWe's entering the Court. a ifelGuird 1 of Honour presented arms, 'and the .. .....tritek '.. shal...riaurdao called him so in his Order of the Day, kirk are penetrated towards his august ( person, and Js and so did the voice of the whole French people. God save the Xing.. The ParNce requested him to go through Dtmkirk on his return Ilittr.,ltod . , _kw i For welt an otter/tiers, therefere, he thought there . Cou r t casement to receive his M AJEST Y esi . to. France. These Geutlemen were received with the(POPP' could be no found/distil:: •Ile concluded i by moving 1 erected' under thegrand , 1 greatest kindness (avec une grace touts . pertice- -90rarr p latform , ' ~ porch,.l the following Resolution t.-tt That an Address be i hire). : covered with seeriet cloti, .10 receive the KING. • presented to his Majesty Louis X VIII., congratulal. The Poems Rabbit was attended by the .Royal ' • h. .By a letter from Melia, dated 14th Fehrotry last, ~ . er . . . ... , . ~i log 1111 CM the late happy and glorious events which it appears that the plague had carried off nearly 7,000 . ' persons; but very few English. The disorder had uuKES the Arcnotsnop RI UANTERRURY, Via se. ; hen serail Bishops, the Calle . t Ministen, the ' Lord I released the people of France from an unpara ll eled I despotism , end restored to him the possession ofillie , , Clumtherlaia, the M asten` tif the Horse, the ,Groom •• h I , totally subsided at the date of this letter. - ~. . . ancient rig to. , . of othe 2 Stele the Lord . Steward auk aU. a ls o other . :,.,.., ~ Lucre* BediatAatt, we understand, has foresee, ri i 9 , , I ._ • 9 • . • , Mr . Itcs.t seconded. the motion, . and cougelats• rs OT Mare • his intention of taking op his future neideece in • I.7 " a ` •- • .. . ' hated the Conn en the prospect now held ookotia., Roo" he sti ll remise at hie , Werceetershire tillci ' MI . - /° l 4# l It‘" KIWI. -.--. 4,l pereseeees -emsi siorimrs penewweitMilreeteeiverelisr , - 46 Roz ._ _...., .. ~... - i MillitrAir With hlamilly. . ' r ; a " w heaM . agY l 4.l. overthrow of the 4nost degrading stud grievous type It Is mentioned In aceoneb frern Medrid, that the 'Highness. M: 'bead of the King of Fences, the runny- that history recorded, 'lnd in the don:lf/Vitt' Chief Magistrate of Vittoria, and the whole of the spectators lit . r esell gave three cheers, which the , those dangerous and false doctrines, springing np AYootaoliento, had been lately thrown into prison, S°v * erldllitlr - hateawledged .by turning mind and with the Revolution,. arkteleillad done so much fo bowing. They then entered Carlton - house, when • . overthrow all'llae'regeter . atedtblishmeots of Europe, for refusing to levy the necessary contributions for . • . • the Puma., Wog conducted the KING to his closet , .doctrines which ' wleletTlteSolomot is apples, were ,II . . .1 the support of the troops. • , he retired to robe and prepare for holding a Chapter a du e fairest appetrabeeentwiedly, , contained mei. We understand there is no troth whatever Id the 1 intellhgenoe, Said to have bele received throegla•the iof the Most Noble Order of the Garter. Tbe twit t e d w i t hi n oleo the &no o n, pi l lows . , - • cirettitoue channel of Brussels, of tbe welts cockade : Kilights of the i Order present, and the (Mere of the Mr. Atclinnert Butcalristed, after the eapres. Dating been hoisted in St. Domingo.— ' ' • • I Order, being arranged according to their respective: tiem.er general Congratnlation on the part of the' s r tr„„ ay Scam, A Ns ' ki l i t 4i- h i t or so m e e f is ia ,, ; I degrees, proceeded through the suite of state-rooms people yesterday, the Court would not withhold onne, was Colonel of weed c o a l ition s o sari t a ., ' .! in grand`procession, to the room of the Throne, in . , theirs also. There was one circumstance he had 'to DEA6, Ante 20.--This town.t oe s eee ve r im ee se t : the order of seniority as follows : . . t state . which•had been communicated to him by the . h I Er4l Newcase the Dukt of Montrose, the Marquis 1 ? Illuminated last night in honoer•ttlefelate storks% 1.'w741:04. tte r .•Sareiris of Hertford, the Martial% of Stafford. I. Sheriff; that was, that it .being well known the events On the Continek.' The Iltiemisiatiefts, in par- i. the Manes C111.0 9 e91, Karl of Winchilsea, Ea rl of Clirtf,le, 1 French King intended to quit nonstop. eir.Sicurday, Healer instancett, were very soperb; amongst them i r e ': (I.4aws."l"l"enes rl s ita b ir e l: f ff o big i lsam, tire Duke of Kent, the it would he necessary no time should be feet, and we noticed the mansions of Admlrali FOLEY and , They were r e n ew ed by should the Court now , egreoto the Arr. drees ! :. w ithout Seterr, the Naval Storekeeper's house, and the re- The iiiihop of Wlwasester. by of the Order. further delay, the Sheriff heft Made sach.arrangemerits !Hence of itinFenrean lostur.nitit, which constituted Dr. Fisher , MOS) of antiober7o° Ms robot/At Chaatagat • that it might be presented ' to his Majesty this afters of the Order.' . - . a grand specticle, the motto 14 Loma XVIII. flit. I.sor Meant, Darter Prioripal King of Arms. hoed. • . -. ' Hinter' • ifreariegated lamps, belnA on so large a The Dean of Vitillsor. Regktritr of the Order. - ' ' M#. WA li Naga militia, if this Address was to firtoost4 sealeasoi,occupy the whole.frent.- . ' York 11err1.1.04/11rerge No ) I _nr.-- I fined to conentolating the French - KintenVi teeters,. The PerncAltimaerrz and the Knights . Berhieghsre.Hoese is aboofto be magnificently be ing 'tie° itiecertainlyliad no objection trt4t 4 1/e had hegira seated . o .. • • a , te.fandshed, preparatory to *Aerials of the Prin- ! 9 •- • . ' • said b e lion*, of did im . eptippate any in any. other quarter. The Cniactt. the usual mesa Cttaxeorre with the Iferestitwry Prince of A" after REGENT forms , inform Be anderstOod It' lias to be . snerely an Address of y the PRINCE t o Oamsee. • Within a few weeksaftet the solemnize. was c o mmandedCoh ratulatioti end therefore it shotild have his sup. ' the Chapter that A new Member should be elected. g ) t• • htion of the marriage, 'the Illoittians Pair will quit' . • . . ' • • • The Members oEt h e Order present anticipated the port.. . this country and nettle in Holland, there being no . . hi l l n o i d ni g h ttim e ; w ha t • 41 e this The motion was.then agreed to, and a Committee constitutional objection to such a proceeding, as the of e oe x c p a r s e i ss on ton unanimiess yr ty declared his Most Christian Appointed, who withdrew andprepared the Address, Princess, during the life of his MAJESTY,does not' Majesty , Lo XVIII• dell elected a Member of the en . which on their return was adopted.' eked in the situation of Heir Apparent to the Throne. ! MOB Noble Order f the Garter. . The Sheriffs attended by the usual City. Officer. ••/ o '.• it is reported in the City that s. sum of 100 inli. , .. • ' The Doke' of oath and KENT the two senior avert directed forthwith to wait on his Catholic Ma. Bees will be wanted for the winding up of the war !...- . • . the l Ir irate • • • G 'II ' Hotel,where he presentresides, mascot die de ,_ !sentgnts, tben rett to introduce -sec the pal at ri ea s et, - a t Pat wcz's closet. ' Their Royal Highnesses having to kpow wben it would - be hie pleasure to receive the • gran eveu a 1 l y t w i n , a :presented the Kraa l - kis Majesty knelt on a cushion, xl Ad rem of the Corporatied of Abe City of London. .... , Salm P ; when the PRINCE yawed the Sword of State s , n 4 This part et their duty they ldinSidiately executed, j cnnferrid the honook of Knighthood on his hiajstity. pOrOceedinii direct from Guildhall in 'their state car : The CHANCKLLOR them ptempinced the esael. Watt. elegies, t*ihe residence of .theErench Kieg, who, it 'titian. 4 . . is understood, axed this &tier , receiving the Ad. . . ..... . . • 'N W Nip Majesty thee reiitelt-with the Royal .. 7 drew. - ii, . *., • - - to the Parent RTGENT'S cleeet, where he was p_ kneed to present the Duke of YORK with the onion' of St. River the Prima she Cape of Gasimi stoops of war • - The masterly.. Pamphlet of the celebiated. CitaTaavoalissl o rpeotiog BOkAPARTE a n d, se: Bouisome, win to-ooircrir ',. ih krona; and Engliab t hyr . COLavato, of Conduit-street. ' E•p"rit ! ',.. l The Duchess D'Axoonr.swe, attended by Lady SYDNEY, one of the Queen's Ladies in waiting, ar rived in the Queen's carriage to dinner. The QUEEN and Princesses ELIZASSTII, Many, and CUAKLOTTS ) followed soon after. At nine o'cloik there was a dress party. • Eight Knights of the 6rder of St. Loma, now in England, are appointed to!tjtend the Ki ng of Pumice's person On his punter to ^di. We underitaad j that the Prussian General Count XALARIUTO bemt appointed Military Governor, and Mr. florivii civil Governor, of the Grant Duel), of Tri4 say , which tints, like Dantzic, 49 • pears to retutw andr ts. Amides . of the King. of PausstA. . . Recent accounts ?tom Buenos Aires notice a new tariff of customs, which was promulgated by the Government of that colony in December last, but which is not generally known in this country. The duty on manufactured goods is now et the rate of 25 per cent. ad valorem ; on oil and liquids in gede ral the duty is 35 per cent.; OD Sian Ilbout 1 6 per cent. I .; .f . .l ar 1 • ... ---....!--- • .- . . . Cop!, Bittipr o irt iw iteett. 14.—The supply of Wheal this: , ..i . ••; visorsakt owe s t eiseilift oa dernarat thus article eat • _ t steam* is- reduction uf 2.. De Mootas's vices. o a t s an oft ' , tilt heavy. but slither c4r. Flue Barley sells At I otsjittury sorts Is, to . u. al t . its tither articles no +Literal.. 4 1 Illiteat o Kriglish) 61 11 ikons ..% 40 44 "NOV b 9 %OW ditto • • • - . r , 4....5.. . 38 • gr, 46. 36 1.- • •i• •is • - , r t rilltri — ~.. • Omer. l6 90 tat 7O Fiat! ditto ..... ..... ite POW ' .' sti Poland do. ~ 1 i 24 Vew ditto ' - Feed ditto • : 10 * • • • 1 ' . Ditto Boilers -- 64 f).6 Mile Rout • .. It 85 . (key Peas ' 44 ii. Seconds -... . . • -4. 63 63 , ii , :', • . - 6341T11F1415. ' KET.—Arait, 21. Ti. tisk the, 't , 4 r moue of tithe , " ,." :: 1 Beef ... 6s. Va. to Ss M-., •• ' , e f eanitilliireves Viiitti• -74. 0.1. to 11..,(0F . :s, . tr in Foil ..: .7s. Qd. to Sq. 41: 4, iPi , •., , , ~. •. • • ....,, ... Pork ....7s. .od. to Bs.. Q , ..n ~...r...•-• ••-• • 1 3 0 Lamb • ...Va. Od. to 9s• 6d* : ' • bi A Y•4lA 4 itK FT. • Boy Cower ' Stray • ' • - ...; si . - .... , r , . • . . , ...,,. ._• , . s'- - • . • -- - . • , ..:, . .., 4. 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