The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-10 00:00:00

F - Cal ali so uome 4y if pet' Q .t, .11oal 'taint .self 1* ore I . s- k lk % T ~...: r . . . . '. ."',-!...-..- ‘...;.;!,-.:. '- • .. . • . .. ' - ' . it E STATESMAIN 11l 1 SrAr&:• - mi..Q.i. - .7.;: - ." -• ---.'-----.,".""'"----"-...:- - -....-.................... • - - ------.... , . . -4, 11111,liolis-sirreo. Ma 11Cooftter.,911.,re, The King•retieived the Deputation eerreended by- . ... ... . , . we flaizriiie . coulitiewa ante o f ajagoinc- festivity and splendour. Th e " *. " CeUKT 4T atot,rozir ' ovvoit. - IL L UM/ N ATIO NS. - ma ) 25, iBl4. . .4.. -,.......... -- ' 6O P 6 --.. All- Lone,--Mv acted arrival in town, end the the Princes of his Family and the Ministers. -woo, -.--. . -•-. • • 1,,,_ A . kii .. s e_„..., ene gown* s • 565 ,4 m g k is ser The Metropoils, last alight, assumed s o an im. PCes,,loy Which I felt of some previous communira- i Fells Fauicon, the Provisional Prisident, load. '4.• . i to n,... 7.1. -v 7ito o co • ion with the principal Pirli.imeitiery Friends of that l ! peecite UP gave it ob•ltid-eflisilosi, Am what foll: Ban d, ~..,":" f 1 7 -- •• a sk wit state one ores, mg Marge, aloe: AU Medea that crowded the streets on this most 'cruse, for the success of which we are all ieterested to limas xv , iii . tilt France mooned . in him state, lied were cowl_ void mi di . molisQ -- ii.. 01 , 5 - - on ._ li t r oil., r I,Z:s ince w co er r e res i p m o m nd es ed tse llo ant t l he thit o ;l arsd h go : 'het bad * said of . the Great Conde wits applicable the Royal Dukes and the of York. •.i n ohms !sent that has occurred in the-coarse of s a sillilL „. l like, has prevented rue from being enabled to reply • . o early as I could hate wished to the commuters. ' Ki lo o f os your . the end of her misfortunes, a n d that inch a comes.. The Doke of Illciammed and . Aft ry& Wellesly 'eleo ion which I had the honour of receiving from• whit% dresfolt ba. the o I aordship, in the name of the Catholic Board. But sion would embellish his. restoration. • U. then tOld. rae. .lo stele. ThMe wertalse present- . .....: ..".7. 1 A . A 7I- --, Pe . .___P 06_, .1 • must still request some farther indulgence from you 'him, that he only had done what all Frailest desired ; iter Tl er P . ehwe easiska af g raur raetz.... da the prier Le of ra M ji rr i talsera o... .. i rk y r:h i c 1. , ch . l 7 . l:.:Y ra T'l d e ev a• i :e ri eg . .uew The ra w t eu. ng u s ith 11 ' sangeig spa . . i were arch tog limn that subject. It is particularly necessary that I that the present state of knowledge ryas tbi guide for- age a memento aapetabbi;_fr melee mad British Odlrea, to- , li mps i - ih e.cen j,,, su i momite d v ii ths. .. Pelt* wfth i rs' al hial "t" miehte llt: Z a °I tease "e 'of mingled palm-trees, and columnsof dem/14*i* . • should at once-guard the Board against the-axtra- reformation ; and that he had paid : to obsisatims to • the 'ill waveltole.Atie od Mayor orporation 0 ordinary misrepresealltHiColi which have appeared in . lights. . ome of the Morning Papers of this day, of a part it ; thus combining past eartrientle witb pianist im.. Lest*, she ithertlit, eff...pr. ~ • . nimmis lrorement. , . At half.pest two the shoots of the populace an- I The Pulteney Hide! Vas plainly lighted, ir i kita if what Mr , . Grattan said in the House of Go . ,-;.,... . i notoced the errital of the Ring of Prussia and his 1 sotto, 46 Thanks to God," on the balcony: • •Fr Cifeirier" gave the righ t of yet . ,'estertiae , of I presenting some of those ,renttonsi The Constitutional gig - temily, Lord Charles Bonded', his Chatnberlain, kc. I De vi i o shi r e,h ouee bad .11, 8 ' w o k!. Its p' ,t le t ram Is tom Irehtl:(I , sAFICti hall here committed to him.•l tioniug the Throne ;It likeWiie consecrated the II- .In state. -His Majesty was dressed in big' Own mi. 1 I mm o characters. . .. ale is b y these Paper., mede toe spress himself Itall• t berty of the press. 'ay virtue of this Charters dale mentals ;he were his hair very ► short, and without ' The Guards' flabscrintionshottee, in St..Jaaik,' i my ^Pihinh enincidod entirely with him on the elm . •..'„ Ow Nobility : will be recognised for meriteriesi tie. powder; the band played * 4 God save the King."- : street, had two brilliant stars c erith. dm cop, t o ' iediesicy of ent a 4 itatieg at present the Catholic.t. 16 dons and no trice of their - oppression shall remlio. His M ajes t y bowed repeatedly. . centre, an d" Piece. to Europe." • -, i aiestioo'....whatever my sentimonta my be upon ~_ At a - quarter-past three, the Emperor of Russia : Lord Castlereagh's, in St. .Prows's-squitte,', • mos The ' principles of liberty are then said . to he found In :bat sulijoet, it would be highly enbecouling Inl errieed in state, in the Regent's carriage, escorted transparency of the Dore bearing the olive Grapes, ' ' • ‘, ,f I had not myself made the 'first commustioltiotr `thi•indepeutleuce of the Judges, and'..th e preserve. •by a party-of the Bays, and was received w ith mili..4 - ; The Portuguese Ambassador's. house • ur ,.. ii , ..t , • • • • • o your Lordship, as the Organ: of the Catholic Abut of the Jury . - Other Jurtstltcttons, should . they 1 . tary honours. His Majesty was dressed iii an Fog- • nated with its usual costliness. • Board. . ' - be foetid necessary, as those of a Pr ovost descrip- • liskuoiform, and wore the Order of . the Garter.- ' The Spanish and itussian Amba. •4 1.,A __, Immediately, therefore, upon seeing these state- liiin, m as t be regitated by the law . - ' I Ile was met at the door of Carlton Iluose by the : a profusion Of tasteful ornaments. s. ors, ..,...,, ss • melds of which my Riglit Iloneoieble Friend could in regimentals of blue and gold.- The Ordnonce-ollice, in Pall-mall, was fr aever have said-I is•rote him et• few • lines to say The publicity of legal proceediogs ire.en ezcep. i Prince Regent, ~. - rti 11. , .. His Royal Highness conducted the Emperor to his ; with the i;epresentation of •, military 7iitebi such Wag -my firm persuaeioni:nrid'the note which lion in cases where the.peltlic int closet, where they held a conference for some time, Cannon, piles of ball, and a large "mural sr, - • "0. I now enclose seas Ms prompt Sid Vid.refilY..-""" le "Nett, • ,the ConAtetiofial Charter iontelitt -eithin r and were dressed in the robes of the Garter. • lieraps of various colours, forming a stribi l i: -. I have been most a.neious to mideaujoset s possible, atom Ik e N o e o f i m p rovem plo, - ~, I A procession was formed from the closet to the 'eine/mtge. to catch the post of this e v ening : ,:def...4s era any. ; 5 r• It i s - liji ti;aite Means that a throne twofers Notre , •(,:hopter. t room,- consisting of the -followiog Kilights: I ; Carltea-house w a s an admirable de s of - • • :'.. • ' premature impression *lima the inlittkot•the Co.thelio ~ LL . ,, „_„ ...... . 140 it I,4.a.biesi ___ .:._ ..,:-.. _ OO. ... • 1 -.The'llukes of York, Kent,Sussex, Cambridge. and Iletnee anti skill. We have already noticed die ' :..'..• 'Board, as to my opinion in retaliate - NIRO discussion. 71'7 11 ,"v" ' Ilg IssAlkil!. yr", .i .x . Gloucester, Karl of Chatham, the Marti& of Solis- -Of its illumination. The deep and powerfill greitil 4 V , . The army is then romptiMented; - : en d' :. e e this que stion at present, of which they have cer-o bury, Flt'irt I dKaIS the Mar. the large palm t between the t '.••• ./ AI' of es mar se , 1 Spencer , tainly a right toreceive the first intimaticrn frconmx. pressed " l et 9 " evil, w ill vu" h I '" ? ‘" n * 4 . 11411114- quit Camden, the Duke of Rutland the Earl of Hard- freshing contract - lo the blaze of the '.• ': • - self, • House of the Bourbons . .• .. -- , • i Ciitnlnll-iii A • ~.., I - 4 " * • wicke, the DAP of Beaufort, the Earls of Pembroke topaz fires dial burned a'Ong the whole noble fu g & . I have the honouree litstity .-for 9 1 . . 11W th en Uoneledes, ''' Freteultelts an anick. l o and Wiechilsea the Marquises of stefford and Bert- The effect was most su i . k ! 'Your Lordship's Obedieetiativilde ieViiinr; ''- •• .,. .-. 9 p•r 1. . . 4 drip Xnurd blictrtit, C. ' - - .DONOUGHMORF.. with Wire . , for their Bane the greet itioiPtige ef, ford, the Fad of 14onsdale, the Marquis Wellesley, 4 - The Opera-house had a large transparency at it. -...• I .. .', -•7 - . .....- -,• •--•- - ' - antiquity with recent experience, sillflie the IsOd. the Dukes of Richmond, Montrnse, and-Newcas. , Atatinia, surrounded by the flags and 'saddled •A ' MR. GRATTAN'S.NOTEkaftrnifilhUi !Tote 101111,. ,mark of free subje c ts reconciled to the real glory . tle„ followed by the Bishop of Winchester , Prelate; Europe, mishit France from the ground, acrd bus • 1 -. • " -G ' t• - 1-,t - tisl;* • 3'; -... • .". • 1 the Bishop of Salisbu r y, Chancellor ; the Doan of- piing on Nnpuivoil; Ellie in the distance. ta ... • the Desired." NT Di - ta 1.0 . RD,-41 1 0 . 0ik rarelo av 0u11..........., tied happineis of Louis . . Windsor, Register I • and Garter at Arms - and Black motto was 66 Ullailiality. " ~ 'il '"TrrtSr!! . pression y esterday that couldltriede.lol. ( •-/ --. •. ' The King then spoke -- and expressed himself woll -. Rod. hen walked the Prince. Regent, having on The LittleTheatie was handsomely lighted. • . the Chronicle, whlcli l is 3 the ststlY Ps,pribli4l4ll t eartisfied with what had taken place, and that it was , sg o r i s k the g t operer of Russia in the mantle and , iftincock'sglass-manufactory, in Cockiparatme„ - saw,. says 64 that a Memb e r • of f , . ltr•!, ;,"; •.• •,a consolation to him for his long Altersity. . troller. The Prince Regent's train was held by Sir had a ship hi coloured lamps , and G. P. it. should have • said s.-/sui 1 safs4 . 0 istgep t i %-11 . • , %.. 14rtn. Keppet, Groom in Waiting. Tie Emperor of • Royal Anti-Attrition Office, the words " Akin. wrote this day to Irela,d to ba p Aits*lFarsplreo '• •• "... • THE HOUSE OF DEFUliffill. ' • nertila'e trails was held by the Earl of Yarmouth. led in Peace Lim i er .* oa r , the wh o le la pp or s,44, • . emended. - SITTING OP TAE Ova or asate. - - ?the Prince Regent took his seat on the Throne • an anchor, displaying an imuteuse number a boo. 9 t 1 5 9... 1 i tig - 1; . v 4 I" di . -.'''' . Such was' my Letter toLor c ,exc u nIF At noon, the House Ossoribled under the Piteal f •Ilteng en his right a chair of State, in which his ' tifully variegated lamps. the Peers. I Shalt have an opportunity On Friday of ' den . F NI de B o i t s ays : Imperial Mejest_y was _placed, and ileac of M. Fella &atom& ;! N . .Us . a vacant chair on I Ackermann's was as asosi prolideent. A shah. , %,., •,' .. setting any error right. ,• , . • . • ois_. - .:. t ..L -Ms tett for the Kiog of Prussia. . • .. of gas : lights, which obrured every other, three 1 •I. ' ' • Most truly ytior'S• - Duhamel, • &affirm, _and Riotilt de oleo e, were 1 The • ,___. .. , _. I Chancellor him, by Ms Royal Highness's long radiance over thietultitudttehe etOwded meld • .. -• • H k hltY (*ATTAR.: • the Provisional Secretaries. • . reekreend, read a new statute, whereby, • after eons- the house so al . !! retie, rasing *lentil inionseatlf: The House ordered, six copies of the Cweithliolllllll4. •Wi t ee n ting the Kits of Prussia upon the lieroism,:° One of the Mat beitittiliii eskibitious of the ' la at .LETTER PROW•IIMID nomOtiniliiieritt . To• ED , . - WAIIP /04'.1% 1041 , . .- . Charter to be. printed forsteeh Meadow.... r v-- , :- xt-, asilitary skill, 'end personal intrepidity which had , was at- ; Coil 's• Stained.. glar . manufactory, nem • • Balarade-wrentwebotwettmee , The House then reeoisfeditseif into a geolfilfeetVfOreated the just admiration of all Germany Iltlring • Temple-4i. The whole feont was covered witha , i r - Ma ) 28, 1814. , , • I)EAR Stn,--Whether it is my:gond fortune tit mittee. - cl. ,I. -' ' - . . • "ilhelatsrAptatest„ now attspiciously terminated la tia treettptre.ol nclEngland, witli.her.istublenis; Framer, ditil,,fble l46 6 . ° l Pssace,.. his Majesty Wile dee'lltied 4 itictra her heed piesanl to her bosom i and. 1 . .. dm' is dr* t Ave agree, or to differ, with wittitavet regret„froin thOse . The President told tlhelfbase to a . ~I gp q , t e raltigox et the (t atter . Ilis • Majesty was flies in- Heaven • 'end Peace, a wiogiot,Shxreo„ litiOddite who Conduct the proceedings of the • Cakhcific Board, didates, -who, according to the article 43d of the: troduced to,the Chapter, between the thtkes of York .- toles from above. The ceettaias - Ved by a par• it is always my wish not to be utifairly* stated to COnstitutiotial Charter,, should be presented to ills.. and Kent, and wee invested With the insignia .of the _trait of nit Majesty, sto•• atainord glairs.:fareitst eis him. To do away the effect of such a repreienta- .King, for h i s select i on o f Pre s ident. • * •-- (hider. His Majesty then received the accoladefrom ' r outed, . The entire tastofol‘ and luishedNi•sispinior H • on, .1 caused the paragraph, of which 1 enclose yea -; ka . (~on e ~. was elected, • : , • lire Prince Repot s apd afterwards from all ihe degree. • • • I t copy, to he inserted in the Globe of this - eireniiig, •„ . The si --• ng . Sitting then br..ke op.. '_. • , . ' • .' loyal Knights end ethers , and was seated in a•Chair i .. The house of the 'lltitati Sti s itti•hein:ttom - ' a el ' and made some attempt std the nffirecif the Courier, Loons, JUNE 1:1--;By ett onhoulireint . 'fit of ittete. TO Chancellor then read a Statute , - variegated lamps.. - au another Evening Paisi,i of great * Circilitlnit, bit Fesch 7‘e Derain *is perroneed fir , i 'infant ', 4 iohoisby - thai imilitfotion of 'the Prince Regent, in the ' Mr. Orme ' s, in Bond-street, had on the 'hell : there I was ten late. 1 • • - Louis .XVIII. • .;•*. '4" name a tbaSevereign wasexprcssed to commemorate front a portrait of the Emperor of Rus.ia, ailtithil : • I send . it to you for the purpose of giarding • ..ow ~, -; •-. '. • Within this order the present brilliant epochs in the title lately voted by the Russian Senate, 44 Alpeateles 'gaited those misrepeetentatiohs, to which 1" ihnuld. "Tiseil • hini Wel of Lord Co. ' MIS and odieiiii,bisiory of. nations when, through the providential -, bles4d by Ged,;'' and on the west front the Papa otherwise he subject, and that you may sante - it ti' ..• 1 7 .. luPPf be inserted in those of the -Dublin Phpers, 'Whi . int fey it tonspiroey, lertminated- last night - by a tre . . • r dice, elad - signal interposition of the Almighty Disposer of !loyal Family.. :. In. fintinft. the deliverance Of the Continent of Europe Drury-lane: and . , Cadent-garden Theatres, fete . . are the most authentic organs of the 'Catholic COW.. 6rGuilty against all the parties named in - the '". ' fosses system inimical to the repose of mankind had being cloied for the eiriiing, had iniu-uat oppiuls..i. • . , terns. . ' dictinent: The catiiild stud' disintereSted part of the.: been gloriously effected; and his Royal Highness, ties for exhibitiv - Ilie - qhttess of decoration, sows - Yours, dear Sir, very truly, . .publicorho have read the atridart of LordcoC.Httoilltt . conildering how eminently this happy stare of • effeirti turally , to be epipected, 04411.-ro rarely seen, nn'the VONOIJOHMAIRR. • • . . , •.. - • . . . . and the assertions of •pille. Coolest.* Jonerrotia, hatt been promoted by the Empefor. of-*Aattria, in %ails of the Met ill 1 ropo...an . .'heatreit. ... _ ... _,... . . . t; 7--- " . " --------- "' — ` --"- . , . will, no deobt. be much ; surprised s a ...... _ Na. LOFELL begs leave to return his acknoteserlp •.. . COIRSBOII cause, . and until its final triuMPle;i'hit•if highly , deserving of notice a. A iseal. Leek iii. Wle bees, however , ' reason to 'believe, th at great • .I, lath foe!ike VW enqidries and congratutations- •t hought fit d' • h Statute s ' of eri • , had "P . '' - . ore ' Last f itarS44, - . to dispense with certain o - e pis, s eace, .in m . P • Aloebta • are stilt entertained *respecting the nee - - ,_7 I •Order a nd to declare His Imperial and •Royal , Apo- :Lord C a s t ler e a g h ' s, 66 The Peace•of Kui. pe p 7 - r several friends on his expected liberation, *the' .- - • A • 7M ult. when the term of his, imprisonment for ~_-_,_., ..; , t , t etel reineteeting . WM, upon which t*e . s tou t Majesty a Knight of the same:' .".' ' • 30,• 1814, 1 '•: - surroutscied 'by 4 meths of stars of i ,. /X!, ) 1 9 `smut • ringed l -• and 'if trust that a . rea.sivii- , t' Another Statute was then 'read ..'• I testi" "' '•• :• 4 . - h "' •• .2 . 1 ~ wherein, after r ego amps. .ron es trams and a st.tr.r e.spir.._. .PS ale 04* iie 111111 -Se e k...;,. r oilmurdia i ___ l .1 040:1,1 1 ; - • . w .w...,--... ; -the ACcrsEts to Prodeie tinny .high encoMiertis on the distieguished lineriis ' leife.liosse.had on its gate,, l4 Viten, hommetelo • .Irfit he' . .. . ~. however. incumbent on him to state that Ai nos -.- and services of the Karl of -Liverpool end Viscoeut to elf." : ' '* 11 •• • •-' Ititootnd thereby relate their own characters from -•-.. slot yet beenable to comply ted.l4., albs .reamigthtg ...; 1..... - . • . • • se , • Castlereagh, it was declared, that they should also ! The Wes.- of Lords was tastefully lig hted. ). ' conditions of the Sentence pared mot him by the " 1 " 1 """ 111 • 81 "" ling I " f • ' • ib e added to the number of knights ipf the gofer. I ..The trraecry. was extremely eleffint fro to • L . Their Lordships were then severally iotroduced : • venta4e takep of its,remilaet, us tbe Gethte i s. Ile Court of King's Bench. for the Libel upon SOO . A isepovt was steady eirceieted last eight, in n Mi. hot Was the two _junior Knights, • the asites t of lekttlentoritai: Isoilresses,.aud okintlallise**“ _ ail" honourable. Comnsissioners of th e Trmorst 4. material Paper , that theillelte Of WlkilloOtptli_F. ma Illtint,. and Newcastle, and received the honour irf fully: Cabbed: oist, and edged with* Idieheed.Collti• '. Board, and C.Duse3oo, l 4! l .c reAsaine ftat . 4 l :l 4o * two of his •Alde.de ! Ctiophltd been ' odes teed Kniglitlikt4d, and - were lafterwards•invested with the Opoisa,frefiiry of .illumination, .. . ! ~.., ; . , . .. , " PRO* - finement. . .. '. '7,'Vnr" - " , :-.••••. nit was assertid on the itothority of a tattie - •-,thlin ' tivual ceremonies. ~ . ..... ..' ' - • • ' 'The eztesit of tire! Home Guarder ghee. it . . . Ntwute, Jur . 10, 1514. • "-.. •!'''''''' '-- 1. Toulousedated the ?lath sit., that his, Grata wee • A statute was-theei Vetss‘ &desist - dist nn further . ..nielsas . •Of 41set. , The leading Aline' fat , tbe edskt ... . . 4 .. - rel. . — / ..q--“if n. „A •o „ ..,,,,. ...I • *coon o f a n y i n ii etv , not' b r i ng 0(.0104 Rol a t , were into st,o'witli lamps ; the c rown , &alai- - Arr., titans; • -• • •. ea r, wa y- laid on the road to Midrhit."., Vie are "happy to . 1 let a 1 • --: t . 1191,.!hat Goiernment . he& itot 'received see such io. refs . '" ' rII 6 hode h II fake place, til • -f' flair( ifileibeg t I the IL'ut lingered ever • tits , ' On- th e •varaist, o , ... ~. en and t • • •- ' titan of a - Knight subject : not of the Blood Hoisti front l - iiiid.Oliove the cupola- threw. a lustre .40 •' . . ' ••• ""•"."••• ••i• 0 formatioe, and the report is totally discredited. .I. 2 I phltl have happened sebsequently to the realm:Hower- Meillihotii.iiipp visible far in the country. The emu* 1 - • 0 i.• ' , .3' ••••.ii• •4 4 OWS*4 41 . •*k.M ' ' • 1..• ..e . . 0 . '— ' the number of Knights sebjects riot of the' #l4ed ' Withiii•tltifeby mai hso done his , dtrty ," • . . • e•• • • ..... J••• / .. plefleureh. •••• .. •-• u• ' The. Leap hiavoit.ocd itscoaosa,. atlended l bt Reptioto the orightainumber of twenty-ISe knights • • .tset.housfr'Epits not less tilt:tinge . r, .., ioopzi .., . She HiellielleßAPCEß, vier. requested 48'•walrispfW'Clivispanions, including - the Prince .ef Weis,. Who ie foriviorisiettsioity..!`. The demi.col utiles -Iu mit . ~ • Plitt tly trelaill :111 "." 11 4 1 r , . 4148 ° T U N"' ' i r e. p si the F at Riegassroatist:, a eonteituent part of the.. Institution. The Kiditios i goiered with lamita,• a .dazzliog star and the .. Sops 06 - •:-.. iv.- .1 'r iteeiCe. ameGENT, ,mperor... - II per sent. R• 4, in 4 . ' ~,,..,",: _tire . , ter Ir.* of PRUSSIA, sad to requestaekonellsollillesiee -Ps! , then called over, and the .p , • rocession remised-- feititem enclosed between them the Revd odont. .: .. I , S per vein Com - 0610 , 1 1... : 4 ,the Corporation with their preseece. :• - ....4 4 ,.0.. '. Pettis tonal order. -- ! Above . was IL profusion .of stars : .oit. either ihie, aver Gems. WO ' ' • • ..., .. • • ~, ~ 19.119 41 4` ' .- is . p e r cet. d . s o v r '. .It ' rot .: •- ' '''' - . It is to errnitecese opinion. thet. Lady Visereptleeo : The Princes of the Royal House of Prussia i dlier-• wreaths, medallions, end festoons of light k. . ~ bang. see-)9 1 .1.1*.•.u. 4 ; *` fee hos.lll - 111 . • Peaceful. has forfeited either the Pr9l 6 9lohtfle` motto . 4 - Glory to Cod- an Nardi. shat, General Irypteit, Marshal fitireiat the ~., . . • : • mom ;._ , .. ideate of her illustrious friend , . . . itt Wf vle•Tolli, Gettirit Bulowisoil Missy other 111*ittaa ; This.•;4lo,*Mong the most stalely-, toys ,t . , • l i gg " 4 i tgoSM . ' es&oht save ,' and nothi coeld beef once inotedia' • • s kir Ladyship's . unpleaaant etusetination,su the. et. ,peosettages• were moat; • nosy of tlieloridgnstri . . 5 ..... . , •of King's Bench, on the trial of Mr. Jade Mllll2 'ape. *op much stacked Ott theepieedo#e• ettlyt_ moe t d ratterlitic of elepoce and splen4lo,than the AP- .•. •• --,------•---..-*-----------.=--)i--- as she mill .coittinues to be ,visited hy.tisel Pees4suage; ThilPrlnee ttee . 4 .lia."iffi binaiiin Of the or entente end tiiitArilliantveritat ant thelt:ratHregi II .. 1 _ . .tt s . - . • , twoor three times in the course (Weep., week 4 . - • Congratulation from the. uorporaptiots -s o Loottito r oa •of tittebues tit whickthey shone. - K. t • ' • 4' 1 14 , - ' '':' if ':" Such is the activity of the eucceesor of. Pitt the ; the Reeterettee - • Admiralty The, had on the wings, stars, o,ri of Peace... . • -.' -1 : - , , •.).- . ~ , ~..., . 6 , . . Great ' that they who would,olforse•him . serly, saeat i .-The Priace,ftesont conducted the . per r og.„*"! : ., : . . „..,... Da • and 11l R a. the centre .o luminous chili', .. .. .- . ..... .. .. be at hetet as ear{ y .. risers as - .hirself. f*:s4,:°.(leot eL%ritoit:iltimutiersiruiteals x ' ....!. „etV....f , C L 09. , ~ .' • 4111011 $ 1 - 40) anchor- the motto Was, " A eeriest -.:. • French Ripen s efliM - I,4llllool4lFrotttlkiiirn•• • .assts canse out of •Ale • PultatiCy IrOtig_yestiiday 1 ' Thit - Armot perlf at Cirrltott-Hoose on Weiao ay ?war crowed by an honourable peace." . . • in g; from which. we hive •tilinekiho Mowing et -mounted his horse, and was in .11yde-park ; night was prObably the 11101 t. jellrli fi Cent. litttg •1101100-, The Bank.-- - -This national budding' has etrulletTY ..-..1 . , morning, . , lie „. . iird. by , that . , . between seven and eight a ClfiCk. was jo • ever was assembled,..„ including 14of the Blood" - conspicwnes forits illuminations.' The whoteedeure tracts. The proceedings of the • pubtlc functiooorits Lord Ycomeittt an4..Col).os.ctiertes.n. Front thence . Royal °tilt at site dinner. The Royal Sokers or 7 was sueepaadeoy a b r illiapt line alight. TitthficW' • are marked with A spirit of feted**, and apparent . . , 4l they rode to Westmiester, crossed. the 'b r id ge , - and '. Mo ss es ?nide left CorltonsHouse . a bo ut half parts parte of this structure were moreseparitable for their : ~,.., regard for the welfare et .thstr country._ If France, went through Southwark into .the.eity.. They - Sassed *Test . eleren.., Sucher" and: Platoff, however, - were -were I r n ea t nety re frost for its. splendour. h.very ithisii .. herder professing herself happy under her ancittir . ldynallty, theilval .scban g e nod Maosirot.house shortly after i . net abitti;:ritire till, arn. . 'Ong. .IChielhEttree 4 wltislitkitiapeditrient of the former enclosed e ~, 1 - which ruled her with a rod of iron, `itii i ii declares ei • giticoed tureingrisand by the Bank end the .getise..efOiloirektheta to' their hoseitiopifitZeot ceolitifinktfrif-tWb io WS -of lamps ; while tit grio o l o 3/ • :‘, . that she can enjoy no peace nor felicity, -but ender °WEI Proceo*(l . tbro l igh,Finsbury-eqesollelosi t ‘ ' the ' live 1311111iir and Plata.'" .-0 •-•n• ~;-..- ...--• , ..;r2-.'• •_,--- llittee'.;oointiie. , Bank-street displayed the etorio4 . ~. .. ‘ .z." , . : City.rOad, the -road toward' Fadden _ Alegi • ' • -'.,- •„ . richnessof, variegated , tight. In the midst mien trait thp protecting shade of the Bottaabwo, she has new . geware,ro and y e k returned down the FA ad 11 dl' 'fit At ' the Court of Common Council held: yettitetlay , 7! rei. ti the t's of France as revlt.' . . , -parole? r taken ca" to demand o f b " * m g"" 4l. th` laws "y the Pulteney Hotel. The Fleperer wore a plain the Catinalttee appolntetto consider ofthe'entfittin- .int,;• hitf, gfighand clasping the bust of her helots , which she wishes to be govitteeid. The first is in ii.. coat. In riding alonutheaty-road s his saddle:4A mint iq be given to his Itoyet Iliginiewthe NiNitecifc . I..effiLiterostatalod%On.a pillar , and her left seirr.t • self a law; and may Love XVIII. 'attend t 6 it. -4- became loose, on wltkiiiiiit :Majesty immediately' Rteafta endhis Noble Aeltersv. en Sateydeir the ett_. •'br.t!trittftila t' . above were the ensigns' of CM . _ , Frenchmen have been the best . and the most affec- dismounted, and fisterredUt4vilk 'his own hatildi".+ 7 10th Natan t ,. at-Guildhall, presented st.Aes4,l:4lx., : :, 4 ,diffeient ',Wrons lately at• *sr.. Each side of r trie . .2,. , tionnte of subjects. ' t elreMes always meet, but After breakfasting, the -041,001--, witlythel),elol, ag e d . ..belnftt, *riviticb . *as read and Mend Jos•-•erid , it ••eiitraotte was flapired by a number . of pillars a etre , and a party of distinction, left•the Hotel in thiee:ilt . l Wei lialbrred bark to that evannittee to thief etwiet, ctiliar,tatettit and structure, their eommits terminstiet: . . . they are dreadful in. their operation and results. the Rionter's carrisges, without teilitary tescove l litti giiStie iiin, fitt . 'gait op Gallo4l. .•-' " - .•' ' •". ff' that resembted a bee-hive; the ernhle!) . _ - ,:,--- f in annitst tog PARIS, June 6.-At.nine o'clock, the Depart. proceeded along the Strand and Fleot-strePt, SO Ok • illeeditlew4 Madame taws, from -Patty Imre*. we suppose, Of: peaceftil industry. Above the pri 3 •! yenta% Deputies -severally were introduced to the Cathedral of St. Paul, and from thence tkro g e gaged . 4.4hiv'qoare.Hottse, *lid will shortly' shale)' Cl pal entrance were th ese words-" Britons, re• King by the Marquis Dreui-Breze 3 Master of the 1 Cbeapside , Cornhilt, Leadenhall:stroati and Aid o k Whelt 4044 Report 'peeks mast bigbly'of their le- joice, a secure peace is the reward. of your IX"'C''' . • Ceretaenies. • ..,.- •; ,• ; .' to inspect the Londos•Docks. , '': -r . heats , :Sky an ostoomod.dativen of the int order. intim" • • ' • " • • . , ~...., •..,.. , . . - , * • . .. • . . • • : • - A.-. ' ',...t.t... 4 4eft.... 1, . vleVittrAtit •• . , ' .9. ' . ' ' 4 ' - 4,4 , . • .4* ' ' • 't . , . ~ - ‘ . . ' • ". ' . ; ! , - 4 :..~