The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-07-29 00:00:00

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V • , $ ' *UMBER 531 . • • *Se Oast fbr skid 114111171001,A11 4s. shi NW, -4 SYDNR? liar as lila Salroh Ii" • PRICK SEVEN PENCE. - - --- • - ..- ---- - • . - . . . 13 USSIAN LOAN, contracted, is 1922, by Mr. N.► . . pin • 24807 ' J4B , sllo . fiIASIUSL WOLLASTON, - . . , ti: Itt . ' alli 1064•1-8erjeaat-Major Samuel W4llle to be Quer. - .Llr M. ROTIISUBILD, is lossdosi-i--Nsdit Ii • . - ••Ir.-7 411136.. - .., eggs Ifs • 1.7 IN, ,Ragent4treek sear Vi bin lit B A IA . Mlle Walsh, deceased. ksrebr gives, *s l with lb. mane% d 'hi ~.. • ~.: -,:•- . 114747 ue . Z sow ad poross. .. , m iii i y. sk,, Ole Dille..-Flonosreble Btu:bops Hawks to be Ea- IIII " 11181116 . 111 I h B li. de Haskbasoes„ • . A Snli. 10 qv tor dims I sad Cape MeUra ( "„,...."- MIL pot &see. al" br phrtbase, vice Knox, appointed to the 9th Light aa n DIMOINI. , C B , 1,1 121 . 1 . 92Ve5ty tbe lesperot 441 all 10 the Rte, l4B . i s gi ss d os s:6l l l imb ,. .. , •'• .. ... ir e " 666 '.7..vor' - ' -imis 4.111. ' --- sessoe r. :4 ll4- nnome dimme Sherr ioduast. 7 ' ''' ; i ifir " fortr fAl artiod — tir . . _OM. ,EllBBl4.les_ __ tenant Sod_ Ael ) etest 'rhesus Nowlin. so *ay leo oto s ki er i mai 6,,,,,,,,a5, or i 1, „ Al so .thg woo mait-pge s eva Saida Feasible,. to be Aejstaut and r.11.M. imil Jo lb, prralBo .C. IMP. • .• .4118.• -: '.I • us 24 a . me Nib onini . im. 4 l4D ... ~ • .., Aim jb ot hes ii . ai .. per dame , w est . ha , d i" , Llistossat, Walter M•liessis. wile exchanges. 14S SOS ter dos.; pap gds.; a m e d ib e , go& p ar _yA Difjk- Captaia •Jarees Johnelse. hest ' half.pay mod 0 is Bade or la Ilietillesay Closet • - , --,-: W 1 148 NO ; Lisboa ow es: par aoses4 oh m ". 1118 West 144 a Reglement, to be Paymaster, 'lee Scott. Llesse. *WM 1148//kiater Pingrotastisill ' i . . o. tioosesed. . 1 . . if 614 mo p" , sapassosg_olg 16, RTNIas a WADS- • ' ' • •:, 2 148 ' 148 SOP - - tits Isis; quallt l a t r 1W assail; = "'" per NO Chahar It. Mid Dltto:4lestemantJelt William fiematerield. from • tallvellielli •al stemma a rowiwo, l Artm • it, 1.. . - l4B • ••.; itt liell' Elgesa k. t Haters: Me, 700. . per ddi:n ; WPM 9.1 ton Regiment, to be Liestenest, vice Nostra ad goals otalssallijissigs um. .-. ~ MN _'l'..; • • t beetled Ales. Bto per jos, an wa gs issi t•b• ism r id, Jae' 0. C.- elgb. w wt ut exchanges ; Albert Wiitson. 6.4as trerrolV eli f the al tid r." 4l4 l"l"‘ , 85441 -% •.". aid ew (walk. ____. l . , ith purchase, vice Geddes, de - Latter. to A .• N- ' ~ • 41,14 Crowed Port (arrested, 8 gears I. Isallg) Me: pee 11...... Letter. Otani No. koala I4o: 8544$ '. 14S .4 dipsesi. bettla Wattled. ..: , Oa eat. Ralph Mitfotd Preston Ingilby to be • 401148 lea Mt . Wig • 55443 ' ' 148 samiesa , the above wisee ism , i i . h e i . „,,,a m , L a ss is• Copt*, tg• use as Bernard, sere. who In ; I-7.0. u gum slam • NM OM • 86444 its -- - , ist k 6l 864 409‘ as.; Cape. le. 84.. • .77, 7 , die 4) 7 mast Clarke to ba asig vice Ingllby t. • I 1000 0790 86445 '• 149 Charlie lye, Gest. to be Ensigu, by perelsase, vie* • -. • 7 9 • NW • - 86110 • Hs .'. , INUINg VOREIGN WINES ~,- , ,„„T 1n1, ,,„„ 1 Clefts- -8 8 1090 417110 ' a• la 148 ••••.11. •. ORDGR. Pa. Wiso-914441t se -•-•`" 191.4111=9450nd Lleutemaot Jobe Woodford to • 9 4 ' 1916 .199 • W- I, without purchase, vice Cochrane. de. • . . . _ ibuos 1 . i 108111 8790 :;.• 10,7 , it 148 .. - • Mae p loUott i t I l IML I M MeS• -'- . ' sou* •••., . . / 1 6 • BM . WOO - - 6 es 1 2. N o Si las qoeStloe f os the toilestsg rodoesdpasiu-- Ceylon Regimeitt-Ftrat Lieutenant Pact Crofton to be . • 44 * . 0 pti,.:4••"- •- • - -,„ a: '34 " 4 0 ' • IS a ' - 0 -4 0. •'' . Ts -'"MOS4 . 1411 Good Pat Moo porde:: pada. Captain, wiNtoet pseelrese, vice Blenkeuberg. d ece a se d : St Fla Cleat .g• ... 83s. fiesoltd Lleutesuat Pater Bennett Reyeer to be First Lieut. a • nal I ~ . c: ' 0144 iii. Vesreeperlor 014 ditto 4 81 . floporktr Loille . do . ..t. no ales Crofton; Edward Archer Tumour, Gent. to be Second ' a •le • B.W • HI , 710 Do.-of the vintage 1819 Patna, alergns, Ise Liatosaut , eke antler. . . •'• -. 80047 1190 618 ' - 710 p si 1816 8 8 818 ' . 8147 lII' i: Created Port, Are years Cope Madeira ......... 40s. Bathurst, from the Fint or Grenadier Foot (boards, to be A .a- 89011 148 . r 1•81911111 6146' lii 1. bottle. .... ..... • c . .. •E 14188 10 . . 6149 11l 710 Floe Pale Bberry •• 14884 • 148 900 , 20 Rich high 'secured do. 44e, rise Vldonia ...... ••• SIMI: ley, tree the Cope Corps, to be Lieutenant Colossi of In- , 1:0 • . INK 911000 'Pe Na , . 6130; • 11 • ' 6151 • 1 1, 014 betoed B. ladle do. 1181, 141 , 11 atlashisr, .. ... . • • MN 1000 148 ' Flee Model 69 1 . Pia Old Mao . Models - • • •Ps• • • 74046 00117 l4B 160 ••-lb'• . • • . 1 • 18491 )1 4 • 014 bottle/ W. India do p . a. Burped? free 0111111•1 Lists. Hairy Knight, from the 9th Light Dragoons , to be 8 0 - 148 .OW . HI ,'• "- : • 11846' In Old Rut la* 6 yap Freed' grip* law Captain of Infantry, by purchase, vice Brevet Major Henry .• 7 9 148 980 ••• '. '' • . lONS 111 720 le bottle . . 4.8. *dal et tie Fore.. Os. Liget, wile retires. 8 80 148 980 i.:•' iglu 111 ' 7P 80 or Tioerito .. . __ -. ._•-- • • • •-• DIVIDENDS. 74090 90419 148 000 . JOUR , 111 7 90 The heavy " fa Goidlosa a s Pot NW hew. Aug. 18, J. Troeghtou, C. A. Newcomb, J. Trougliton, •• 74687 94418 148 eft 1114(10 - 11l 7io - log ti pay the Ge a it tbok Wines from Lelliln 80 B. Trouchtoo , Just. Coventry. bankers--Amr_ lit al • -.— ■ ~r ...7 1 ~~ , I , :* . . le tt/. ey expense tow g. Gentlemen are put to hi' til li tpx r i e lte carriage. &e. of their Wines from whine us a distance, west considerably add to niat), hit ladoeed W. O. to enter late eereesemeeels MO Ilia principal Coendry Carriers, by which hi sew mew lakes ttl delleer it! Orders to the anoset of Six DOOM , •' sd Carrie. Paid " tn`day part of Easla. =r is Dien within Twenty Mills of Loadoo. Bottles ilasesps will be** Diet, or, if kept, charged 2s.tid. pit 6111111# 6 01‘piwitbp letter 'Wetly exeested. 90410 119 906 90706 10 960 7790 10881 148 • NO 73911 1111106 110 11/10 A .. 90819 16117 149 NO . A . • 99612 .9610 148 011 16 9 148 4 ai 90916 96131 148 NO 17. ' 8 • 146 . X es 90161 NM 148 ON 90 0 146 116 ' 1 6 148 NO ' 9 7 • /49 1101 11 S . 148 NO • 6 1' 149 NO 5 Or ' 148 • 110 fi 1 9941„ ill A.. 78845 Li • 11 1 78844 • NMI 4 111 79018 1 24331 . • 111 M • : ' ' 2 Ilt 7901* '' ". ' 'lit 79011 111 null NM 24338 79023 IH'H Aug. 18, J. Troeghton. O. A. Newcomb, J. Troughton, sad B. Troeghton, jun. Coventry, bankers—Aug. Id, D. Reil, Prises's-street, Spitallields, silk -stensfacturer—Aug. 16, . Oliver, Broad-street, Golden-square. woollen draper —Aug. 19, W. Cole, lute of Sinningtuo, Yorkshire. former —Aug. 16, W. Fowler, late of shines, linen draper—Aug. IS, E. C. lioethbrook. Covent Garden Chambers, merchant —Aug. 16. M. J. J. Donlan, Cleveland•court, St. Jamea's• ilareet, tailor—Aug. 19, W. Kerr, Sherborne-lane, qierehast—Aeg. 19. J. Kirkland, Coventry. ribbon menu- Iheturer—Aug. IS, Manasses otherwise Manasse M•Shane, lists of Foley-plane. Portman-square, upholsterer—Aug. IS, W. Grant, Oxford-t-treet, upholsterer—Aug, 19, W. and .1. F. Lea, Paternoster-row, ribbon manufacturers. CERTIFICATRW—Aug. 10. W. Murrell, Skinner-street, Saes -1113, auctioneer—.t. T. Rigby, Liverpool, porter dealer—W. Broom, Walcut. Somersetshire. builder—G. Score, late of Token-lions - yard, eerie/ow—J. Gate, Portsmouth, brewer —I. Isaac,., Chatham, slopseller. PARTNERSDIPS DISSOLVED. J. Plekford, Market-street, Hertfordshire. and M. Pick lard, Carmartheo-street—W. Lecerton find G. Moore. Gate IRreet, Llocole's-ien-fields, builders.-W. and U. Cox, Tsun. Somersetaliire, ironmongers —E. hes, O. Sargon gal J. N. Mann, Little Q ieen.street. Lincoln's-ion-dads. var nish Niakere—T. Burkitt, E. Winstanley. and G. Tiekell. Poultry, wholesale druggists (40 far ss regards G. Ticket!) and R. Valiance, Warner-street, Cierkenua3, drug giate--W. and T. Jones, -Steward-street, Old Artiller)- silk C. Alger and J. Newman. ratil l aki ii Bread Oak, Essex, silk thronsters—W. Stewart aad t l. Rogers, auctioneer,—W. C. Cox and P. Wright, tivetrpool—J. Plercy and R. Saunders, Birmingham, edge tsal makers—J: Keats:oy and W. Bower, Liverpool. brokers--J. and W. Gleamy. Battersea, farmers—P. B. Tallaileton and T. Savage, Houghton -le-Spring, Durham. laismire—T. W. Biddell and G. Turner, Drury-lane. spoon 1111Ma6etarers—G. Day, ten. and G. Day, jun. Beegewurth, Wagebelhershire, merchants—J. Wright and G. Kerrlson, Tbsdent, corn .erchants—J. Bamber and R. Ward, Pres tige, Lancashire, joiners —A. and H. Baring, T. Nixon, J. Deacon, S. C. Holland 'and F. Baring (so far as regards 11. Baring and J. Deacon)—J. George (sole Executor of the late J. George, deceased), J. George and J. R. Phillips, Bristol, foreign spirit merchants. iie nO TAD 730 720 720 720 790 Z4Xlrl . felsoo • SUMMER FASHIONS. IT bee often bpas remarked, that not with. •stasding the greet mutability of Fashion, that of cißlijig the Hair baa. and is still likely to confuse. It is for tiffs reason that AT 1i CURLING FLUID, or VffORTATIVE HA IR WE, is se generally esteemed. 'lt requires only to be Ped ogee to supersede fie see of every other investjon el the bled. It wonderfully improves the growth of tie Heir, aid is dressing makes it besetifally soft sad glossy;' add by ha great nutritive Gualities gives it emerstrearth end elasticity, that it retains Its esti during exerelee op in damp weather ; and where the Hair bee fallen eff free illness, perspiration, or any cause occasioning pre lates, decay; it infallibly restores the growth. Soil by most Perfumers 'ad Hairdressers, and by the Proprietor, 44, Gerrerd-alreM, Soho-square. POPULAR TALES u saraitutcas ef the Mardian Nation. • Zee** ; Printed for W. Bis L Marsitsll, *odours' Hall Coors, Ledgete-strata; . York street. Coreat-gardni ; and J. Anderseia; NO NO 1160 MT 790 990 . , 710 UM Neil 148 7 111. 148 • 8 - 18 1$ $.. AVM I • 111 •. • want fllti • lII _ . iisr ,-'' • t . 6 4* In 4 0007 MI • , r lay :if ?lie C ~ Aim ' Isla • -4 4 311 :TOO WM. ISM . ..‘, 4.0 . . !VD 03104 110171 • • • 'lll . • 700. • IP —, ...- 10. e 4. - 4 11 . 1" • '' TM 78780 •.. E . —.III , . 718 •• , 701140. 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IV.--CONTSRIIATIONS of the ENPOIIO2 NAPOLOON SAINT HOTANA, with the COUNT as LAS Cain. 6 Parts, los. ed. oath, Wends 90. • V.--lfaxeras of Comer RAP,. First Aldo-de.Camp to Napoleon. Written by Hanssir. with Portrait,. Freneh 10,. Sd. VI.-.Tea Msauseatrr of 1814, a History of Ennis which led to the Abdieation of Napoleon, written at the Command of the Emperor. By BARON FAIN 'fteretsey of the Cabinet, &c. Bro. With Fat Bialle of t he Abdication, tad Map of the Campaign. Ills. Vll.—Tits Lire OP WILLIAN HATLIT, Esq. the Priced I and Biographer of Cowper. Written by Hirsxtr, contain lac a variety of Aneadotes of the most eminent eon of his time, Ext recta from his Prints Cartespondence, &a. 9 vole. Ito. with Portraits, 41.45. Vlll.—Mewouts or Barrraxtrro Csaatat: Written by HINSILT. Containing an unreserved accoant of his lett. 'any with Francis I. of France. the Emperor Charles V. Popes Clement VII. and Paul 111., and many of **princes, stiteamee, and ecciesintics of that important era. Revised from the Italian. with Notes. By Tnowes Roscoe, Esq. Third Edition, in 9 TOIL Bro. with Portrait, Me. Mao Qtarto Margit IV. Regis. This Day Is published, price 19a. boards, or ihts. handsomely bound, the Eighth Edition, greatly improved, of GIFFORD'S ENOLISH LAWYER, Or, EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAWYER: Containing aSum mary of t h e Constitution of England ; Its LAWS and STA TUTES, particularly those relative to Arrests I Executors and Ad- Master & Servant Baskruptcy ninistrators Nuisances Satoshi Societies Guardian & Ward Parent and Child Bills et Exchange Husband sod Wits Parochial Affairs The Clergy insolvaet Debtors Saving Banks Distresses Landlord &Tenant I Tithes 'The Game Laws Libel I Wills, &e. &c. Also, TIM CRIMINAL LAW OR ENGLAND, embracing every Epee)." el Public Offences, with their Punishments. To which is added an Appendix. containing the most ap proved Forms of Agreements, Leases. Wills and Testa ments. Notices between Landlord and Tenant, Contracts, Articles of Copartnership. Ac. Ac. Also. Aiierrzatimer, containing The lastrieee Lam. . . 4:,:te The Laws, ' The Assessed Taxes, '!w' • Laws. The Stamp Duties, ate. &c. it digested 'from the best A atitoritias ; and aid Tenn Reports brought down to the 4th Aso. rv.—Tre Eighth Edition. 'By JOHN GIFFORD, Esq. tondos: Printed for A. Wnettisa, Mitre Court. Ely Ram Holborn ; and sold by all Booksellers is the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, GIFFORD'S ABSTRACTS of the Acts of the Ist end 2d Doc IV. (1921), also of 2d Ono. IV. (1922);pelee 21. each. CHARLIIS WRIGHT, Wine Merchant to his Royal Highness the Doke or Clarence me* to the King's and teeing the Haymarket iltestre. o;lpea Colonnade, Hay market. London, has on SALE toe finestOLD PORT, atli. per dozes ; seperior SHRRItY. Mis. per doses ; CAPE MADEIRA, unequalled 1a Ramp.. at p.r dozen., A hamper of one dozen of each of the above Wises. bottles, package, &e. Included, will be forwarded on receipt of Al.; or two dozen Cape Madeira, bottles, &e. for 41. ; Madeira, Ifidoola, Teuerilfe, Lisboa. Maintain. &e. el. per dozen.— The Trade supplled.—Fresb emptied Wine Pipes always on Bale, 17s. each. Old Cognac Brandy. SSA. 8.1. per mellow. Old Jamaica Ram, lbs. Bd. per galion.--CHAMPAGNES, jestiandwi, Sis. per dozen. Observe, Samples of the Wines may he earhased ; Old Port, se. per bottle ; Sherry. 34.; Cape Madeira, Is. ed. dce. Pestap to be paid.—No Credit. Vise Sweet Devonshire Cider, in fail quart bottles, Ts. ad., per dozeo,well up, by two dozen, FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. WHITIMALL. JULY HMS. JlESWejesty bath bessaysiesami to laminate and appoint Ihsamaeral I'. Broil's. of the East India Company's Amoy, to be Knight Commode, of the Most Honour able Military Order of the Bath. His Majesty has also beset graciously pleased to appoint Vag asdereseetioned °Seers of the East India Company's .Army, to be Companiesa of the said Order. Lient.-Col. Dewar, IMb /legislate' Besot Native Infas-1 try. ' David Leighton, of the Bombay Infantry; Mtg.-Col. Cherie* Deimos, fad Regiment Madras Native lialkustry; Lieut.-Col. Thelma Crirsaills, of the Bombay mike infantry ; Litate;Col.Wlllitun G. Maxwell, Oth Re gleisat Deese Native latuary ; Lieut.-Col. 'Minas Poi- Issit,lll6 regiment Madras Native Infantry ; Lient.-Col. Mistimel Eammety, 4th »glutton Bombay Native Infantry; Uut.Col. David Newell, 4th regiment Madras Native In tro;be Lieut.-Col George M. Popham, 23d regiment Bee gel Native Infantry ; Beet.-Col. Robert Hetzler, of the Nara Artillary ; pwat.-Col. Richard Clarke, Ist regi ment Bengal Natty. Cavalry ; Lieut.-Colonel Lucius B. O'Brien, Bth regieient Bengal Native Cavalry ; Lieut.-Col. 'Auguste. Andrews, 8d wegisnent Madras Native Infantry; Tama.-Col. Chitties M'Lood, 4th regiment Madras Native lifentry ; Major E. Geer Sunni's, of the Bombay Euro traglmeat ; Major Francis F. Staunton, Ist regiment y Native Intently ; Major Edward J. Ridge; 4th ro sined Bengal Native Cavalry; Major lobo Ford, ild *meat !dadaist Native Infantry. , - OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JULY O. Royal regiment of Artillery, Captain Thomas Van Siren benzee, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice Light, re tired ; First Lieutenant George Comte to be second Cap tale; Major John Tbemas Caddy to be Colonel, vice Lesko, retired; Captainmnd Brevet Major Francis Smith to be Major, vice Caddy ; Captain Thomas Cubitt, from half-pay, to be Captain, vice Smith ; First Lieut. Richard Harding., to be Second Captala. Commissions in the Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Stafford. The Hon. Orlando Bridgman to be Captain, vloe Crockett, resignEd ; Cornet Thos. Prlnsep Robinson to be Lieute nant. view Moestford, resigned. Commission in the Norfolk Yeomanry Rangers. signed by his Majesty's Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. Edward Rudge, Gent. to be Surgeon. WAR OFFICE, Juxv 2.5. 2d Regiment of Life Guards—Lieutenant Thomas Smith to be Captain, by purchase, vice Lord Barnard, promoted. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—f.lentenant Jeremiah Robinson, from/half-pay 9th Light Dragoons, to be Lieu tenant, vim" Goons Robbins, who exchanges, receiving the difereoce. 7th Ditto—CornetJames W. Phillipps to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vise Lord Belfast, promoted in the Capetorps of Cavalry. Sib Ditto—Cornet Arvada Walben to be Lieuten ant, by purchase, vire Robison. promoted In the lit West Indii Regiment; William Lyon, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase vies Witham. 9th Ditto—Coreet Hon. George Vaughan to be Lieuten ant, by purchase, vice Knight; promoted ; Ensign George Knox, from the Oath Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Venehan. 17th Ditto—Cornet Willoughby Moore, front the leth Light Dragoons, to be Ueeteennt, by purchase, vice Lord Francis Conyngham, promoted. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of FOot Guards—Lieutenant Philip Spencer Stanhope to be •Lieuteuant and Captain, by purchase. vibe Bathurst k peorfelad in the Cape Corp.; Gee. Edmund Nugent, Gent. to be Easlga and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stanhope. bth Regiment of Fuot—Zealgn William Richard, De rinsy, from the 11th Feel, I(a•be Elisio, vice Eogland, who exchanzes. 7th Ditto—Cornet Spike Alian,Yrom half-pay 181 h Light Dragoons, lobe Ueulleilmt.'siclP John Loftus, Neon, who exchanges. receiving 401 • 1 Ith Ensign JAI= England, from the sth Foot, telsufzufgn, view Derlezy, who exchanges; Ensign John Easy Doyle to be Adjutant, vice llsggup, whe re signs tbsiijutaneponly. 17th root—Paynsaaler Japes Ailsop, from tbe44ll Foot, to be Paymaster, sloe Boort., who exchanges. 41th.Ditto—Vayealfte Filrgeas Bourke, AVM • the 17th ; Foot e to be PaYteaster, vice Ailsop, who exchanges. ~~ ; ..T- ~-.,. ~.-, __ -~ Jere WATER ..ACCRSIOIE OF THU LORD MAYOR AND ALDERSIEN or LONDON.—Wednesday the Right Ho nourable the Lord Mayor, the Aldermen, the Chiet Mem bers of the Corporation, the Lady Mayoress, and a large party of Ladies, together with the Secretary to the Ad. rurralty, Admiral Sir George Cockburn, sn I most of those connected with the Conservancy of the River Thames,emb'arked in the City State Barges, according to the plan already published. The squadron was towed down the river by a large steam-yacht. The weather was extremely tempestuous. Upon the arrival of the squadron at Southend, boats were hailed to convey the passengers to the shore. Unfortanately two of the first boats which landed were swamped,and to land the ladies and the Aldermen were found to be impossible, until a great deal of preparation was made, the ordinary mode having failed in the two first attempts. Bathing ma chines and caravans were dragged down to the shore, to assist in the labour of landing, bat still great inconve nience arose. The Ladies were subject to great ann Iv &nee, for it was not possible to get to the beach with,,tn.. the assistance of the small boats, and the weather was so bad that the water became soon knee deep in the boats, into which the spray dashed with great fury. The Lady Mayoress eneountcred all the perils of the v ,yage Nitis singular fortitude. Many of her fair guests, ase are sorry to say, suffered by their -fears as well as in their per sons,but all safeliLoaded. The inhabitants of South end received them with the greatest demonstrations • f j uy,and invited the party to a dinner. Thn rsda i y the greater number embarked, and sailed go Yantlet Creek, where soundiugs were taken according to custom. His Lord ship was salu'ed by the several men of war lying there, the yards were manned, and every ho n ou r d one to t h e Civic_Body. Admiral Sir George Cockburn and several Captains came on board, and were invited to the dinner and ball given by his Lordship. The party returned to Southend at four o'clock, and dined to the number of 110. The wines were plentiful. In Vie course of the day the ladies, who did not relish the idea of reirnharle ing, were amused by donkey races, and at night there was a splendid exhibition of fireworks. The ball was brilliant. We understand, however, hat a dispute arm,/ between two gentlemen of the party, laeid high by the grape, that they " showed fight' before the lathes, and that a Common Cooncilmawyrot his eye blackened. . There were large words and cards exchanged between the parties, and a talk of going " to the ground" tor satisfaction; but one gentleman, a Magistrate of Essex, put au end to all danger of bloodshed or expectation of settlement In' that manner. Several Aldermen interpos ed to obtain peace, but without effect; and we understand Warn', not without great ditficull that the business was ultimately got rid of. Apologies pissed,. we believe, on the next morning. Frid a y t h e party proceeded to Rochester, where his Lordship went three times round the stone that bounds his juris•tiction as Conservator of the River, and laid the civic sword over it. Upon their arrival at Rochester, they were received by the Mayor and UopOration, who were invited to the dinner.—:Many were the festivities in that ancient town on the occasion. Saturday morning the whble party re iinharked, in orde to get to town, but the steam yacht bad been / the wind was relverw, and the ladies were undergo any more fright. All again disembarked. rated into small parties, and reached 'town by conveyances. • •••1 • , 4 1 ked, in order o dismissed, e unable to larked, sepa. by different 1 A .. . B . 85671 83072 9747 s 97274 9 90 211768 26214 110296 20987 42463 42436 148 H 8 148 1* 148 'l4B 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 , I . Ai ON NI IN • fie NO NO ON