The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-07 00:00:00

RN. LOP ILL begs -iCliPe to return his acknowkdg- We received r, view, tfi». the kind empiric: - and congratulations sth. instant, from which of several friends t , .# his expected liberation, the PARIS, NNE 3.—His 27th ult. when the tern' of his imprisonment for ;-at•two o'clo4a, to the tHREE rv.tas and a leant expired. Ile feels it, I Since the `signing of • however, incumbent on him to stale, that he has : have taken the stations. . not yet been able to conapls ztith the. remaining barriers of Paris. . conditions of the Sentence passed upon him by the ' • All the Allied troops, Court of King's Beech, fur the Libel upon the • Saint Cloud, Boulogne, Honourable Commissioners of. the Trate:pea 1 suburbs, left them to..dai _Board, and costrquently he remains still in con- 1 tries. .. . . .. finement ' This day the' Attie d troops, of all . descrivtiobv, _ •• • Nen..tr, June 7, IEII. ' went through Paris in different directions, ors' their , We have re c. icedthe `• Nutter, Remarks us the late Wert- return to the other side of, the Rhine. natuter Aukivr it .** troll* war crltt-ined Corresprodent,;, The City of Paris, desirous of showilg General • Tistoutv Ter t:.l % '..t. 1,41 AO give them nit tiny h'eeetion• I 'Socketi its.gratitude for the good order' Preserves:lin We tqtrettefel. ..1,...vet, il k 1.1-tjer of Eve enigmas is more the Capital, during the time of his command over it, thentfre huts. a et,. .11,....d r r.. hove time to peruse, and, tiselefor... ~,...... 4 ,fi.• ~,,, bligive it grottier publicity. • ; has made him a present of a sword with a golden -- 7 - . l . handle,, set with diamonds, of the Versant!, ma ,. i itufacturc; a carbine, sod a pair of pistols inlaid utter — with gold. Thesse arms are chepd'auvret. • •'' i t. and . The Emperor of Russia' has allowed a year's keep N I) . to the ditittrent corps 14'4,6 guard, which Were at - V Paris. . . The Emperor, et Austria took the road of Basle. . The Grand Duke Constantine will female a short limo is ruts. . . • ' . ~ 4 Gottetall POzto•df.MetgO rentakis.o4,tath, e Mi nister fronithe'Coort of Bus , ia. .. 1.. t . ~: s• :- It is said Avail! "the AlliStiffisagli mil hive life tits • _ ..., , capital before midnight : ' , -• • - •• , _ : - ---7 : . . Arr.. MI Ws. I 0 b I .. Nalland ,Prtt(a.. tte' i'll)t:Kti THIS DA:i AT . tmigklyCLOCK. - lllook 413 per t rut. Red. esii • . ... A r,.. : I= , 3 per (lent l!..10.. -.!. , , • 4000 ,, rher ~ II per t mu, Milt thswillom . . Cs 5 per Gent. Noli - r l'av ditto Louie. A n0.'16•1• 6 16k Coiopil for Act:.fer i p . TrIE ST F T ESMA N. ..The obsequies of the Empress Josepliter yrec•fli!i lebrated yesterday at the ehurelt of Ruet, a-Vir/sh belonging to Mirlmaisott.—A great nuttsber4 dis tinguished persottl were there, and great tpara tions had been made in the capital to heighttn the solemnity of the service.—Several of the mgsloitits of Paris attended.—The Archbishop of Tours, first Almoner of the Empress Josephine, officiated-ponti fically, assisted by the Bishops of Versailles and Evreux.—The Archbishop pronounced the funeral oration.-.—. The body was interred in the church, by the King's authority. TU*DAT, scare 7, IS The advantages to the people by Petitioning Part in' • meet against any obnoxious measure, was never more fully manifested, then by the effect produced last night jn the Noose of Commons, when the Corn Import Bill-was lost by 4 majority of 10. Ministers have vet judiciously availed themselves of thradvice lately given them by some of their friends, not to risk their popularity by enforcing a measure so pregnant with evil is the country. The CHANCELLOR of the Ex. , CIitQUER observed, as it was evident that considerable alarm and agitation 'prevailed on 'the subject, he should propose that alelect Committee be appointed , to reconsider it, and that the Petitions be also re.;" {erred to the same Committee. An interesting debate took place on this motion, and upon a division, it was carried by a majority of 106. On the Order of the Day being read, for taking the Report into con sideration', the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER also moved, that it should be taken into consideration that day three tLeeks, on whieb Gen. G ; ASCOYME Mqvcd, as an Amendment, that it should be considered that day silt mentl.s ; upon *thick the House divided; When there were 116 in favour of the Amendment, cud 106 against it, loosing a Majority of TEN !—A. number of Petitions were also pretented last tri,itt l ln the House of Lordi, against the Corn BM; and the °beet valicitts of Laid STANHOPE are deserving of the *lost aetious attention. His Lordship is not lee, terested in the sale,' of end lagh 4entmOttan• .. ,~ the most strenuous supporteis of thamessure ;* but lie • - pointed out the roinouieffeawhich **artificial ad vance in t!:.9 pt ice or Broad Cont. would have, both upon the commercial and lauded inteeist of the country. The Noble Lord's maxim advanced on this occasion, are so obviously founded on common- . tense, that no metaphysical sophistry can shake, thuch less overturn them. He says that the Bill; if passed into a law, must have tendency to keep up the price of Bread Corn. it has done so already ; and that it is calculated to produce at all times the same effect, is a proposition which proves itself.— lie says, that an increase in the price of bread most lead to an increase in the price of labour—that an in crease in the price of labour will increase the price of our manufactures—and which again-will be fol lowed by-wdltniisished sale in the foreign market, where other nations, from cheap labour, must un- I dersell us. Ali these propositions are as self-evi dent, as any of the axioms in Eucito; and if my Lord LAW/lOWA LE were somewhat less of a system- 1 monger, he has sagacity enough to perceive this as soon as most other men. A Petition was presented last Wight by Sir WM. Cvavis, from the-Watch•and Clock-makers of Lon don, praying for the intervention of Parliament, to stop the iwportation •of Foreign "Watchts, with the . names of English. makers surreptitiously affixed to them. Sir dotty NEWPORT, Mr. BARHAM, and some mother advocates of the 'Corn Bill opposed the Peti tion, under the' mistaken idea that a monopoly was intended by the Vlratch.ataltera v wad .that 4t • STATESMAN OVFICF, TWO O'CLOCK. Mr. FISHER, one of his Majesty's Messengers, arrived this morning at Lord CASTLEREAWS Office, in a post-chaise, from Sittinghourne, where he left the Allied Sovereigns of RUSSIA and PRUSSIA, who may therefore be expected in town this afternoon. Yesterday the Prince of Mactswrauttii, accom panied by Colonel STEPHENSON, visited the Duke and Dochess of Yotts, the Princess CuAuLorrt, the Dukes of Kxwr, §usszi, and GLOUCESTER, the Princess SoPREA of Grolmcerrett, the Duchess of OLDENBURG,' Lord CASTLEREAGH, &C. Yesterday, the Prince Royal f BAVARIA visited the-PRINCESS CHARLOTTE. • Mr. P. Moastes promised motion for enquiry 're. tat's, to the administration of Upper Cam& is of considerabki importance , as connected with the pre. sent relstita iituatiou maiaatos4 intesesti#4ltive be unfair to grant them so great 4 boon, when the agricultural interest was( not to be protedetle--A These Gentlemen attempted, to* force into a resem-1 Kiwi two things diametrically= . :opposite to each I other. The Watch-makers prey to be protected from an acknowledged fraud ;—the people of End- land only ask permission to share in the bounties of Heaven, without unnecessarily contributing to the encrease of the landed revenue. Yesterday was laid before both Hou*s of Parlia ment the Definitive Treaty of Peace, which was re ceived without any remarks, except that le • the Upper House, Lord Gazirmax espre'ssed much re gret at the arrangement with France respecting the I Slave Trade; and in the Commons, the same article yet the severest censure from Mr. Wicattaroact, in o speech of some length. The discussion s of the Treaty in Parliament is appointed in the Howie of Lords for Thursday se'nnight, and on the following day in the !louse of Commons. , cO-Iteires, and serion to, without ant party feeling beiug petit in the discussion. The warrants for diseMbodying the Milltithaeij been issued, and the other military rednettons %%UV, very shortly take place. On Saturday notice was given through the usual chancre of the Directors of the Bank of England, that the CHANCE/I:On of the * EiCitEQUER WiWid, to. morrow, be ready to receive the Oentbetrien who were disposed to bid far the Loan, and to ifftird:them the usual explanation' regarding the set* required, and the times of patient, preparatory tea gulseequent appointment to receive the offers for the teotract. The Loon is said . to be for 30 Millions.; A Message will go down to both Houses of Par. liament, in the course oY a few days, to announce the intended nuptials between the Hereditary Prince of ORAMOA and the Princess CIiARLOTTEd W 4 LIS. An , extensive naval premotion is to t Im mediately in all classes of °Ricers : Cap : tains, it is said, will be promoted to the rank of Rear. Admirals. An increase of half-parbsiso re ported to be determined upon. mix Nn.. .asp_ ' . i +_ .. _ _ thiammn, 14)104ed' FALItOuTII, Jamaica ire gone Pewrastotere, Flynn,. - cease of Maks% ki.,aser, ht but that he hal baeirtnost 'basely traduced and l i ciw calemniated,' by a lirgeportion of the venal London.- Lieut. . Press. This, 'however, with some people is neithec g a g; ~. . ommon nor unoeturajothe sickly appetite 0 1: of y Readers give them an exquisite relish for scandal ML c" And defamation, and these 'kind s of literary pur. Bourdea .4 over', are ton well aware of the profits accruing TRA.,NC from the sale of such articles, not towtake care to at Po, Supply abundance. But, as COBBETT would say gek- f lion 6 ' ,this vermin enough.. • ~_ . • army, What I wish particularly to 'notice is, that the of MI same unmanly spirit of prejudice has been diiplayed battali dc : ), I even in Parliarnent.;ln" all the report of the De- deearu con bate on .111c.„Witerensan's motion, on Baron Di do BERENGER'I4III4 which I have read, the following under expressions. are attributed to the bead Law . .officers Af and the Crown t The ATToRNEY-GEWERAt. said, "1 the 51 4 deny upon the man authority of the SECRETARY battali "of STATE, that the warrant of that Officer against --I ekedb Admire [!' the Petitioners,.wairatent open false pretences to , board 4, aid the prosecution . of tlte, Stock Exchanges" and then he goes on to show, from the case of his old force. arquaintince, Gummi Cnots tiY, that a man may be doss' taken up for one thing, and from some sebsequent the 1' discovery made by ru'remagiog his papers, b 'de- lions • St At , , tained for another. Here, then, it is asserted, lit corn that the warrant against the Mon had Ito .te- adeqtr ference whatever to the Hoke, hut to some secret HILL and dreadful crime ageinst the STATE. The lit- that suing trial will probably decide how far the HIGH ue i,'" stP°' rui authority quoted, can, on all occasions, be safely Bse. relied on. This fawning acquiescence in glum gu- mann( 1 thority is peculiarly chatacteristk of Sir WILLIAM, Dal LANDING OF OUR ILLUSTRIOUS VLSITERS, THE who always •leaves his brass in the . Bench, aid re- day nigh EMPEROR OF RUSSIA AND KING OF PRUSSIA, serves his courtly petiteness for the House of Com. ' LANS°, • &C. &C. I tite Gr mons. There is, indeed, another arithority that I DEAL, JUNE 6.—His Majesty's ship Monarch has - 1 . • throw should think deserved 54) stand at lomat es high a*: imago; hoisted the Royal Standard, and she is also deco that of Lord Stomotern's, not noticed,—the autheaAd resseq ) rated with various other colours; and a Royal Sa rity of a man of the nicest setsse of . honouri distill.. °attic. lute from her has announced the squadron under the guished alike for daring courage and nontitimmate !len 't command of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cr..a• gas= to be in si ht, with the Illustrious Stran gers "p a : - Wi no skill as a naval officer, who - has 'successfully devoted Yet g his eminent talents to the service of his coutrtry--1 lion gm board. that man is lewd' Coctinanx, one to whom (thotigh . i n ", - Iliive o'Ctoce.—The squadron is shaping its no Placem'an) England is meth more indebted, than fotrt ‘ agorae for Dover. - ' to the Home Secretary.. The authority of that Nu. : ummi Doves, JUNE 6 s -Arrived after post, last night, ble Lord, though sanctioned by the solemnity of an • and al (he Pipmphers frigafe 2 *ad landed Prince METTER• sin- • St. Hi' milk is everlooked and disregarded ; but Lord INIcH• , tb y the MOUTu'll bare word is more than sufficient to v ouc h ► ICJ This day . C oun t PLATOrr, General BARCLAY DE lmarga, , for the existence of some mysterious, buidangerous . th e A. TOLLY; and Prime ll'etettir of PRUSITA , have linden , 1 s it different periods of the ay, wider salutes from secret. I%e Omit soon see, In , sure Mr. • dinner 'Ol am' . WHITBREAD Will not forget to mats the development ' preset , the batteries.; ByAteit_ artal. ar e . learn, Atat the , ism , - - • • ir --.. ,4— ' EMPEROR, and ING embarked at ' Diaulogge- at n :th is tremeridDill Pk. '" • `l''''._.. ' •' ' 41.: The SoiscrrOi‘Giosaat, according to the re- . this day. , . -...,'"-- ~: ,_- . •._ 0..,414.' ' .-: f ‘ . . troops port, goes still farther' than his Learned Friend in Five o'CLocu.—llis soul Highness dm Duke of . South . the ..screoce of prejudice tien. lie obseised, that c omma , CLARCNCE, in the lmpregnabk, the Jason frigate, " the Petitioner had glad his. licence, as an Alien, en- : This ;Hritt.CaPt. KING, with the Royal Sovereign and larged, in consequence of bill public services, and what • destine' • Kgssf Charlotte yachts, awl the rest of the squadron was the use soade-hy him of that enlargement. y ; wt, C. , mml uodee their command, are in sight, end. fast ap- men. to practise, es it appeared, a base unpostare upon we preaching old Albion's shores. We expeei ( le half an . the public, en the disguise of a Foreien Ojiter,:. aid has been hoer the Illustrious Monarchs - -mill be 00 , British grltund.. , through that disguise, to deceive an Allard_ Or Me. ing's / i English Nary : 13 and then, as: his Learned liriend nest. lIALIMPAST Sl* . o'CLOCK.—The Soveseigns have ; had done before him, he solemnly disclaims any in- 1809 this instant landed Under discharges of .motion ; es . thos e ' tendon of p r ejudicing the Petitioner on his trial. If the Post will set off almost immediately, I cannot : rats ; give further particulars. . it were possible for human ingenuity to form e son. desist tence composed of words better adapted, than those to isr, quoted, to excite prejudice, in the simple spirit of promos literary curiosity, I should like to examine a sped- . and Ni ' In men of such composition. it puts me in mind of 1 LORD the.man wbo concluded a hitter lampoon on the Ge- Couisi vernmetst, by the following memorable stanza ; rival " Ood save mite King, the Common.. and ihePeets, Russia "An the. Author long may near his !art." .. . • tory AI Sir, is iliny belief .that the pending trial will bring, august to light - lien" far from being flattering, to our med g i or i o , tional chewier for justice and generosity, and. which 1 Europe will Oradea, is the complete acquittal of all the necessat parties.. 'Of one thing I am quite certain, that it is thet °1) ae"' r not in' the power of the whole Stack Exchange, " eider aided or unaided by Government, to tarnish the ho- hued, nowr which has ever hitherto .been attached.to the . Fi e ld. noise of COLVILANE.—Your's, &c. ; der-in D. F. 1 sword. • - --. -mseeeserseelaggre. . I Malik The number of Periens is carriages and on foot, ! p rfissial yesterday afternoon, till 10 o'clock, in St A George's. 7 i Court fields and in the Kent-road, was, immense, from the i talents public eagerness to, witness the expected entry of the Officer ' s RUSSIAN and PRUSSIAN MONARCHS.. Tale ' l ifßiscE l have REGENT'S horses and grooms went down the road to 1 p ose Meet their MaJcwrics. From several houses on the io f this road s fags were displaYed, in honuur of the princely be held visiters,. Some of then% were. 'very good represenfa. 1 The (hods of the Spread itagle orßuseiti, the Prussian terda , Eagle, and thejkur4e-lis of restored France. I Hy de A few days since, Mr. C —N, a principal land, ' tk‘v Uhler in the neighbourhood, of Exeter,, having some --1 stripped estate! put up at auction to be leased, a spirited suners competition took place; but in the midst or the utter . bidding, he stopped the auctioneer, saying, " That the l i e , is etiougli, a is as witch as the faryter,fen grunt lo ol The ~ give." '' of imports Lord C4fittitraott . last night resumed his 'seat hi , n taRVAt. the Howie of Commons, and was received-With cheer ' m eale •ghers ' wei feels 'every pert of the Bosse. . His Lordship w Ni s t b dressed quite ala Francois. He wore • a green ° the q coat of the Parishioner. cut, white waistcoat s black Smell clothes, and white silk stockings. He - - - looked eioigielz Well in health. I LOP' . . i Cliii. - 1:4, Jr...: t 4,.. • : .•" / ; • t -• r;iti.ta: ~. ~,, • r /- 1 , 17111 w. eh Paper, this todruli to thlk - h the fellowing are Int114111411: • lie maimatv will go tile.merrevo 4 . TO THE 641T0R. 'PiIR STATRIIMAN. Ligi li t ii' ve r . .4#14 —1 have juit.perused .a pamphlet, published .1 f -ow p eace - 3 rect o t • •y, entitled An Antidote to Detraction and Arg • vindicationof it Of the A ll ied tr • `gh the writer very properly wititholds. the I cantoned in the tit 4 " r a parts of that evidence on which he means to i e, Auteuil, Palmy, . and t. rest. his defence on the day, of toial t . he aisclotes day for their relpeclive cos . *Ore thamenough,to convince every unbiassed mind lt - 1 diet hels not only innocent of the crime impule d to I him, but that he hill been most basely' traduced and .11 -it A;.......4.tinne. . _ . . .• t• .) * • ..,....iiim.. ...................-...‘, .• . . ___ : - v , s. '• 4 i- .f--.411 1 4,-44,01-iii-7 1 E L LIG ENGE. . ~-, ', "i.• ' • - ...: . ,II ..... e ... . . aterme, ,lows 6. Arri -- reJ th Auckland pack et , • • iii ..., . 1‘ . • • ..• lad paesengers, from Holiaad. ''* meters, Jwis4.—The Snake packet, with a M ti o iii• . " • Lisa I am& the Do or t a ke . of Beat, with a M a il f • sb ' ' :.l.- eii '.. one into the Meads. • 1' k l iTs*Swrit, Jisiist.—:Arrlved fdajeitfs ships Com it y '• itt, and Camel; Blain the I)bwas i ;Wilke kali l'i : of f.`rnotte.- The latter has sailed' nr - dsi%, ► - .Dti it . ntt:—so c k' , , ~.... • ~„ ) inn t i n sty's ships 4eahorfie,, Volvhip,, and Peruiiittn, w i t h , 4 ..o. er and blars.transpurts, forltiorth America. .4- . ?. *t., Attie 6.---Arrived Ilse Amphitrite transport, sib - -• .-General bir ohn lippe o new the Earl of kl o p eto tw a. •• • J no, from Bayonne. . • •. .., . . t ... , t ,—;:...:.E ..:. . ~ • -; • lajor-General Pam aidiirevi at ftymouth, Nl+ I: rdeaux, 'on Thursday lee,. and Captain. I/4 4 4 . rr z r e isli a mi. n to d Jun S ici e le 's: y ri feeo e s , tem b rd e ta l h o ye i t i t g: o 2 t p o bl:a b cer io d. ' S t tir ,e tf h e , ce. s exhip 0 '; v f. z ., to America, from the Duke of WELLiacro • ~.. y, is preparing with great dispatch. On the ' -'• i day.the Ist battalion of tire Sth, and the s '''' '... - Ilion of °the 84th Regimenta l - sailed -from Boob ',' lz to Cork, thence to proceed for Anierica u " convoy. On Tuesday list, the first division Or , I Egpedition were to sail from llourdea u f, ~1. ' ?i• ,the orders of Generals Romesow l . Koss: ' •.. liEfirT, consistitrg of the• following Coil s i sth, 27 , h, 28th,• 42d, 44th, SSth, • 60th (Stk .‘ fit Ilion), 76th, 88th. and- a proper propou :!' of . artillery and stnteki The troops est. . •:t ,ed on the 28th of May and. following days, ois ; d the lieu of battle - chips and frigates .— l ire.,. t• • iiral MALcoLor had the command of the rims .- / .', e. The following regiments are also smiler or. I for America, and wilt sail as soon as petallike • 14th Light Dragoons, renewed ; the first beta. I of the 3d, 4th, 5114 9th, 37th, 48th, .47 1 th, y 82d, and 85th regiments. There will also Sail )mpany an immense quantity•of stores,' and' ea [irate train of artillery. Lieutenant-General Lied .- L will command the whole. It is understood . • . this force, when assembled, will attack a mag irtatit part of the Stoles, keeping in view is •• ruction of - the enemy's .navtil force, arsenals, . " . , The navy will co-operate in the Most decisive ...-.. _1 ner. RESS PARTY AT LANSDOWNE-BM OU— . On Fri. -, night a full dress party .met at the M . arquis of 1 spowNes; they were invited expressly to MVPS li 'ltrand Duchess. All the rooms of state *PI wit open,'ezhibiting a spectacle of surprising , 4 : tificenco emir taste. - The ladies were all rich', : teat, yerinclolly in white satin, with plurnij ul .• , - ch • ftvithairs, together with diamonds in rein. t to tit, fedi of tiaras, aigrettes, wreaths, err c, linos.. . • - ' ' . e 7 esterdey • being • Trinity Mostlay, 'tile - Car ' .. ... : ta of Trinity-House held their Atioliversary e at.., • and - proceeded in barges to their Hall at pt- , where the most noble the Mai-quit Counerd.was Y. . iimously re:elected Master for the present , ylar • . ~ aftpr attending •Divino Service at the Church...of .•; 4 Jicholas, where **excellent Sermon was preached • he Rev. ficiDERT SitTeNs, A. M. Lecturer of St. ' •• garet's, Westminster, and alternate preacher at •. . !Ist lum and Magdalen Limpets, they returned to or at the City of London 'Pevern,..where were ~ tut many. Nubility, Athelialej ant infrititia Of ' r Fiction. • . . . at. . 3" ' • * is in contemplation to form three camps of Ai il it ;Is which 'bre immediately coming home from the. . k h of France :—At Southsra Commie's, 4hiHef mon, and Sandown, in the Isle of Wight..--..; is considered as a preliminary to their.fina .—T k . ... nation being -orderedhe camp on Sisiriell.., men will, it is said, consist of twelve thoWssint '', . .--. . • .. . 'e have reason to; Weave •ihat •lbe Sievetwhich ‘' .. wen so longtaintd.of,. *lO :appear in this eittrivs Grtzeffe,, or at the' latest •in .that of Saturday f , We hear • ,that - the illuattermitt•Getterals of • , , are to be Generals ;' the -Maj ...(i-nerals to .. of the eagle-year invite:ire. Li , iitenant•Oenie4 • ' t and the'Colonels, to Coil)04 13sonmnektio- '' re, Major-Generals ; the Lioist,itatst-Coloiteltit !. ' 108 Aire, it is said, to he Velooele-; and :thit-i ... lotion i 4 also to eX'einl lo 1 4 ;euteoant.ColmnsIC: Wijors, who are to have a step Of sank. . : 7 Consequence of a Requi.ition received by the •: .. II MAYOIS, to summon 'a Court of Colonial . . 1 icil on as early a thy a 4 possible, after their. • ; of his Majesty the Emperor ALEss vinsit.-1‘ 7' is in this country, to consider of a congstatelto• ' t . Address to be presented• to his 141ajettly and the ' 1 . , * st Sovereigns who may OCcottipaity idol, on thi : .. ous events which have ledto the tranquillity; of. ope ; . and to consider what Other steps - may he C • isary on the part-ol the Corporation, to evioce) f t . .- leuse-they entertain of the high-honour Confer- , • ; mu this City by such,lllustrious, Visiters ; to con. a niotioe l that a sword of the valise of two - . ired guineas be presented-by this Corporation to I-Marshal Prince SCRWARTZ.ERnERo, Common...! • n-Chief of the Allied Armies; and that ettothert d, of the like value, be presented, te L _Fteld• ;hal l3r.ticnen, Commander-in-Chief of thit,„' . : • sian Army, in testimony of the 144 sense this .. , -t entertains of the consummate skill, Itriiiismt - is, anti utrdaunted bravery disisloyed by thew ..-. ers during the prollinated conflicts its Which they '',; I been engaged, for securing the libeelies,• the re- ~.! , and the happiness or Europe ; in erveseorsnetr:J . , is the. LORD. MAYOR has appointed the tiosta.to . ---. sld fto-morro W .r. . , • , . ie advanced-guarti of the Cossticke arrived row!, my, at the Barracks belonging to tho liaises ila ;,, ' e Park. Their • beards reach to the, krige.;•o44.;* ; carry lanCes.l4 feet in length. Last night thayi ,•'. *-,•-•:. lied • the lamps ef• ever . ) , drop of oil for .their ';,•, era, in Knightsbridge, and left the streets in : • darkness. They. will parade every morning in: , larraek-yard at eleven o'clock. he Lisbon Mail, of yesterday brought no eig* . c: , nportance. , 5; .. -*.,. , ,ROAD.—The LORD MAYOR hasiot 0111100Ctert thy` i !weighers' Returns, ordered tho' price of Itesed., •., ',',.. t lowered ld. in the peck loaf, width- is id. in) ' luartern ; the price will be llfct: Per..qoaite..o .1'• . 1 emiT!'re._Trs _."r",_ .?!"." 11 -•` .r!" ----- r"!:. 4 DON t Pf illtPti • and Pailtiensillbilii. t.olreLio at ' ' ~:••• STATRIKAN Orrice, lif, Meteatreet, * . • :.. • ... . • , •• ~,. . - • . . • • ..; * • . . . . . •-k . • . -„ .• • , 4 . L 4V"" P ~~~! , , • ~: ,~, 1 0-