The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-05 00:00:00

I, t bii I ' , Imc•nt of cavalry voted by the Municipal Council, stonily reccivi .e desired to send their horses to the Military audience. Thl !Loot, where they will be inspected and received • from Carnoenr ,y General Lefebvre, iu presence of the %tire of produced the 'te loth Arrondissement appointed for that purpose. 64 Th e o w The horses. may he, presented on the 20th of Ja- from various ‘eary, and the following days, at noon. printed worse:, The time of payment for the horse not present- J o e o f thi s poi gratuitously, will be immediately announced in a , • 44 His p ace new advertisement." their Ks.celleii Britannic Isfj Eeriest or Tile Srltsr.—lt may justty be yes. vice do 011ia lotted, whether our Almanack • compilers, for ,tie • F'erjaz Conti!, present year, were not wrong in their date of the Ferreira Cast( Eclipse - of the Sun :, Feb. 1, was mentioned, but genus to that surely the uncommon darkness, • which occasione•i Mondial the Coi many ',emu' to use artificial light on Toesilay last,' On the marked the period of the 'eclipse. However this that of. Gov. may he—nothing can eclipse the luStre of Kok- Stopford, frtebon, LAND'S MAeAsiyol Ott. with respect to its virtvos re. Robinson, ni Itive to the Hair. It affords, by a plentiful•rrop, a ; Martin. juvenile appearance to declining years, and. it' ha. '± . During_ parts a brilliant gloss to the tresses of our beautiful corurn andgootj count ryiv o men s inmpressibly soe, t fugues.) y the Enstleror sad King. We are as yet THE .ented with its contents ; but we know ' hit • 4 .00 d city of Aniiterdim has offered a sqaadron '' The following lin -_ . horse chasseurs, mounted and equipped, to form Morn* of .oiteon s a coati of the'regiment which is raising In the whole vibes it lititiehe br‘the t., ~,, Lishda pateri-'- 1 ,, s .• department. The other cities the rural cantons, and 66 rat sari N, Att.. '4.4AM even the smallest communes, every where show the same zeal and good inclination. Utrecht has made i General ' the • lihtslait Of ' l ' through' t e ' an offer of twenty chasseurs, mounted and eqeipped. l it Passed' We believe that in this instance, the inhabitants . of ! the fortress - .I our our department will gise..a.-fresh proof of their• pa- trio(' to . the' triotism. The countries united to the Grand. Empire,lsPaeo of 30 • are attached to it for ever. The inhabitants of Paris, ;do each other of lionte, of Amsterdam, can have but one'and the i tude, at length,arr , same way of thinking., t All are Frenchmen, subjects ! noon of the of the Great Napoleon. But in. no part is it wore : stork!, the commercial ardently wished than In Holland, to see the power of i was there received England diminished. Even the treason of General • lish General D' York has ceased a great sensation here-: in it we , and the wheli discovered the effects of the corruptive gold of Eng- arrival was at lend ; and every Dutchman ought to be the enemy of ships and, frigai that power, which has for so !mike time, and by ; George. every means endeavoured to destroy the commerce of The tm°' the ancient United. Provinces. i lug to the Pith BERLIN, JAN. 16.—Prince Frederick Thassillo .pounted on William of Prussia, eldest son of his Royal High- ! himself to the ness Prince William, brother to the King, died en ! looted, and the night between the 9th and 10th. I windows of DANTZIC, JAN. 17.—The following Order of the , been prepared day has been published here:— lacclamations . I " A report was yesterday circulated on the Ex- passed on ; and change, that a Council had been held at the Gover- ! given a plaudit nor-General's, in which it was debated, whether the f withstanding. fortifications of Dantzic should be blown up. Such !rounded, were : thei r deliverer' reports can only be invented and propagated by is_ norant or evil-disposed persons. i At night • 66 Not only will the fortifications not be blown , mination, sal i • up, but if the enemy should dare to approach them, and in which they will be defended to the last extremity'; and if nister of his necessary, we will fight to the last enclosure of Senate of Lim Dantzic. . : Civil and Mit' " It is reserved to the garrison of Dantzic, to as were also ser f prove, in the present circumstances, to the empire , &C• " and its august Chief, that nothing can shake its "On Sunda , courage; and that it will defend, at every risk, the dressed in the . important place confided to Its fidelity and honour. his compliment 66 The General of Elivibion, Aid.d...o imp of 1146 Alojetty Regents of the the Emperor and King, Governor-General of D:mizir. ' them in the " Count RAPP." j after returned, WARSAW, JAN. 20.—His Majesty has given to he was actor Prince Joseph Poniatowsky, Minister at War, Corn- every side. minder in Chief of the army of the Duchy, the most valiancy sprit extensive powers for the organization of the army, meat, dressed the completion of the skeleton regiments in officers a sumptuous and soldiers, and the placing in a proper state of de- . the Regents fence, and provisioning, the fortresses. This mea- vited all the sure will acid to the activity with which all military Portuguese , ! . the Staff of operations are carried on in this country. , We have no news of th3enemy; some detachments • Count of ndant-G Fret ener te appear from time to time, and immediately again dis . dents of the appear The . Proclamation addressed by the General Code- 1 " The se ' deration to our Army, has been received with enthu- displayed at i equalled by the siasm by thoge brave men. PARIS, JAN. 9.S.—Their Majesties left Paris on assembled.. Tuesday, the 19th, to hunt at Grosbois. ! " The Pi In the evening they went to sleep at Fontainbleao' i Theatre. of Sal where they were not expected. i lency would On their arrival, the Emperor repaired to the apart- • had, in the sh' meats of the Pope, who was in conversation with some notice given,' Cardinals and Prelates. tual arrival, Ills Majesty and the Holy Father remained tor , b e- with a s p ectai I ther nearly two hours. nation. All The next day (Wednesday) the Pope, accompa- cular and appro, stied by the Cardinals Bayane, Doria, Ruffo, the Arch_ crowns Ni bishop of Tours, t,e Bishops of Evreux, Nantes, initials of LP' Treves, and Edessa, went to visit his Majesty the Ern:. eIePLI; w hich ; peror, wbo received the Holy Father in his grand Pes`" a n `"eni k a ' apartments. • - • Fame V On their return froth the Em roe the Hol# Fa- i " Ne " r w; pe ther repaired to the apartments of her Majesty the and colockrnpfc. te five o' c Empress. A short time afterwards, her Majesty, P alace of G. accompanied by the Ladies of the Palace, and others of her attendants, returned the visit of the Pope: ! the moment ht On the following days, his Majesty rind the Holy , roes acclareati. , was opened 1,3 Father had frequent conversations together . . At length, on Monday, the 25th, at seven in the !loved Prince, evening, his Majesty and the Holy Father having met : played on a st the thunders in the grand saloon of the apartsmenti occupied by lasted a considera. the Pope, signed the Concordat, which has terminated a piece, entitl all the differences which have arisen with respect to the affairs of the Church. , honour of th. es e ns This Act was signed by the Emperor and by the, scene rep !moors were, Pope, in the presence of the Cardinals and Prelates . • . Constable , an d who were at Fontainhleau. As soon as the Concordat was signed, her Majesty Several of the the Empress came, of her own free mot ' ihn •to con- " The spec, I ingeniously inn gratulate the Pope on this happy event. . - great object of Srereaan, JAN. 14.—Yesterday passed through him with •avidit , this city his Excellency M. Barlow, Envoy Extraor dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the United - States of America to Ms Majesty the EinpeiOr of the doubled, whets; French. This Minister is on his return from Wilier, Wellington wr , where he passed some time with his Excellency the Victory, and • Duke of Bassano. He afterwards stopped at War- : louder, minuted scroll: when saw, and is now returning to his post at Paris. • , i tnieru, Porto, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. • • jog, Arapilea: ." PARIS, JAN. 19.—The persons who furnish 5v 0 n,•,,0 0 „ i irses, either for the contingent of the-city of Paris, w e l l/ recited, the general levy of 15, 000 horses,or for the re- every line w 1 - ... .. i where he Duke of - saw ) and Pit horses, in the gr giment of are desh by Gene the 10th " The nuary, " The eel gratui new advi 1 ECM,. [lotted, prpsent burely t many pc marked may he- t La.un's I lative to juvenile parts a country, L. p.ivainarier:•:lo7errtBPl:::::.'::Kaco.siin:.Des:awNk'ciC(;; ,::: , . • - - . . - .- • . . • ... ' ''' --7- ' • *74 , 7 7- • -• • .•/• _ • . • . . • - • , • _ . . , • ' • . • -; ' . '• . ... - -•,..z., - ..:.. -4 ..e.:.:a..tes;t*:44llll4 ll kissweldrlsseeee'eat i tne's.4-e.r'..." .` . ..,.e. • . . . .. . . • -' 11 . M . :. . • it: ) . . • . •‘ . • . .. . . • whin, Vr„ Scott, T. Trigg, e. flower. W. IteteoK e , ig, N 0.,. ..?:_il.. ./.-...:.: _ Y-_-. ... .. . ~ ..r.,_, __- - - • • • • - - ------- - . 111.1"1 " .. " .1 ""• • •.- -BP ' ILMQVIS or WE LLMVaItIVr, ';:. .' . !;elliteligriOlV -01P IVIR ififitErif , .- - -.....05t0...- • • .' i: - J Blum, A. Chlrteol. Trig g , Nichol: T. Stilton, It R'''' tar*, I.• Heard, T. Picton, if,„ C. Mootiontery, Se. Gam isr. reing &tenant of the -iteeptiOn of. itle' '• , • - --vmsse. -....,•,•---.- ,• Doyle - D Dundee, C. Morgan,• H. Qatrymnie, J. Glyn, m il ' J. , ton. ti . Wet-render J Ste C H• Sea. WellingrOn ) at Lisbon, and of the . fettie;! b . toir ' be.e C h h . e ase Qe y,r ee tt 7 ikei tit, -. onigomery, T . Cyre. Valli bf Abe oecesion;. isasetraited f ‘ ro t , a torAtcle.......ffts Ekeeileticy:tnet zabr , al; ,. ol,3otb; . , iter. ~c eill-i i i :e tP ir day . teritii e s li t e .hel)fa s r:ftirSial hurupga gekrallii-411 : „ : ?1: 6 ` 1 111: 1 116111.14• 6 . w ts u ° lll : 6l . l sec -Rdi 1 7 1: 1 71 7. ! sriis itil- ie t .:7P • eti o; a l , l lliar ah e ° , l' . ll ' . ll reenw , tied:, it I . )e A n dd Ys in l' gto Bl n,Zi r ' r ...!.• .;'• % , It:_. • et , _ j , • .„ ,:. ~.2 ! .. 7,,.... Lt . a . , o pa , ge D , o N yl ana e, R e: J T . ls K or i n n t g o , n, rr i ed tot e ie ra c ti ! , t • afitalloi of i Tocies- Yates, - after hey- was. one tot the twat dimwitted that Can be tes34olleited. I Bebb„ Egertg,n , ir , e l in lo p p ic e , , Eardley, shodn CoDeolen,zCaavelvi,eprtikaaWalkin,etihr Palmert -ippo', . Bol,vcrie, „Beaumont, (Jima, S, , „.„,, .., • , I).lr°c• Proo lilisktrti." , rib Skeflington, Banks, H. Dawkini, Sanolford, tollterts," :bralltl' tie triurphal arches,ereoted in usecompany began to arrive soon after 12 e deck, 1 e, non, liners, H. Thornton, wai of Elvis, and in' all the towps, en the sod eontlnued satin*. down 41.1o•tilleter . _foo._ r. -Thir loft Bank Of'the Tagus; Where' for trite numbers were so great, that theylad not ail left St..! G. Neave, eleze r my, role, 1 leagues all •the in h a bit ants strove to out. •t eeve r e. Ni ecn ouvi i itseyou... er in testimonies of enthustasm - and•gtati. i The brigade of grenadiers of the threangimeats at..Lri0...2 5 ,4e 4 , c.oining, .F. Nest, Arbuthnot, Erskine, Belie; •_2 2. W Hoare, 6 . Rose, etkarrived at half-past three in the after. I Foot . Cutest,. wq • ./eystitee en .the pan* in St. :they, nes, hose, .Beikal..:r t , B r erklt, Sloglethe, Mainwacio g , N or : i latis . inst. in the •, ! fi nest square In the ',. J am e s re e k a t ;le the . dern i ng o n ; new *this . be , G c rl: H. Long, N:w an to i n t ; a ltoo A k be e. rcr"bi ' W". . h g ert°° ' Rer- ead Whitt , ' gdithdi---thathree bands intheii state uni- r lutarausEs--Whtaboa, Trail, Blamed& Dalrympl e , Li t _ eCcoetzlet(eirtyalipt;re.eototothoisezpriwtittal..EngHe. lam,. . previous to. liviir marching a; .theY. ware . stleaatu7;?(il‘lY7liocs)::::,l3.l3!'ilit:fiespelr,;r:::el. tre : e a ll e , Prs:Pae a,Bl a P .C l i ev r e' a r lt ie m : En ne s. :S ll.aa °lllt , is, by all the trot:hay of both natio ns , 'lnspected; by ,t'te Dukes. of York, Cemblidge, and liaw bb k ta il s, Gil:t e e n y. s htercer, , Adams , t o ter; i f i it'yon, Ba er ' , His ;Gloucester ; the Commenden of the three regiteents, ' shin, Read,Bestimont, A. Sandford, B. Pa4.l. Doirara.4)elitie._ de armed force at.present in •Lisbdn. •botsse, laktion, Vivian, Ross, Lonjr. tilbbons,ltyder, Can. Roper, Murray,. Boehm, Hood, Ora: Grosvenor, St, announced by reeated salvoes front t he The bands of the first and second regiments marched igates in the Tagus, and the pestle of St. ; with the King's , Guard, to St. James's Palace, and . i awe. Blum, Mildnuty, Craven. Stanhope, Bea t i. . 'the 3d band with the 'Queen's Guard, etai m lC::_tve r r rai t. 1 : 1 0 V it a o aR i vk, l_farvey, , two Nichols, d e al a t i r . den, e .l rt la o s. oops were ranged in two lines, extend- 1. The houses in St. Jibes's-street, Pall-Mall, aad . alaces des Necessidedes. His Excellency I . the streets adjacent, were crowded with sspeetaton, moat, M'Leod, lillynell; Goldsdorthy, Bankes, three Custs, I horseback, ;thus 'fording a sight of i as were the streets thronged to excess during the I•tteruis'eiru°oiiu"t, t t w w o o suiTi l s tl ins ui ! whole of the afternoon. Tire State - rooms in the gott, G. Peon, 'Addington,'Peckc't, Glynn, e ' aa g Fraser, two Waslei ll 2' he immense cencoarse of . spectators. col- `the innumerable ladies who adorned t h e ' Palace through which the Itoyal Family and Gem.. Dalrymple, Jenninxs, two PiJkingtons, the palace of that east edifice which had : palsy pen, were extremely crew* with genteel . t r :l l , 4) 4!o r 7t 4 „m i tr i Al i ta ini s rit ; c ti rdon, R ? l , L. Lamb, Adding. ed for his reception. Repeated and loud : company. • The heat was so great lis some of thtm a. : yeti, Iwo Somcrvil l es , Cornw all, ea, frost, Morgan, D. Coa- -1 accompanied his Excellency, -it he ! that several ladies fainted. • - .- . i The following were among the numerous presents- and the people of Lisbon, who had never Th e Q ueen and Princesses hrekod i e their car- i treats :--- edit nor one salutation to• Janet, not- riage, escorted by a party of this 7th Homers, at the I. lady M. Decrlannt, on her marriage, bythe Con t f S all the power with which he wall sp a - Duke of Cumberland's apaetineate. in St. James's ov . ry-Mrs. Dalrymple, OD her marriage, by Lady n Dalr e ymple 'ere now boundless in their aPPlllasilb . ja.' Palace, where - they . Were • tokehmil l by the Royal ;" .mim jle o t a lri , ti r et° y,tae lli.° Ci e Ls maltiaAe s or italiVit i -!-tis i s)ka Bm u l m th o - nt rd ; to rs ; Sr from the cruel invasien of Maniple , y t ir .. Duke. They finished Mating 'ip their C•Vert-drees*W Aeemother; Mrs. Beaumont-Lord and Lad Malpas, on ti l ht there was a general and voluntary i 'llu ' sr ... Lira H y ourt e te i t iu tT e m i a t h e ono t _ - , end ornaments ,, and partook ef Some refreshment , ill,; 2l erriar, by the Earl and Countess of Cholmondeley--The hich was repeated three successive rtighti,! which they were joined bY the Princes Charlotte g ni La is d a l P A i l=l;:r f d . o . 4 l3r l iv l: c h the houses of his Excellency the Mi- i Wales, who, we. rehappy to say,:is nearly recover.., Dowager Lady Melville -nuue of Manchester, by the staiedi th e cl . Hantley, to take leac2--Lietliellant•GCOtral SirWillialD Co".. 1 Britannic Majesty, the Members or the; ed item her indisposition. Her Majesty's and ,isbott, and those of various Olficert, ! princesses, attendants were in Waiting . upon them - . .:7 0 ;;t bi doll I e ' arNi ev ar e e'e c io n nes th s e e e n et orr al a b a e m in lo c n rea o t n ed ro a : a- -e• 'Mani ilitary, were particularly distinguillhid, i A few minutes eftet; two o'clock they proceeded to their title:-Coantess of Arran, ditto-Lord &Inner, ditt o_ 80-aIT several convents, hotels of corporationi, ~ through . the gallery, the m ball:roo, , and the .. d al ifie L. z e, A l u it a t t o- er, S epi r st J o . Ma r l l o a m na % t u o nt Lo lt ui , ! other rooms looking; to the Grand. Council Chamber, ; -Marchioness Wellington. ditto-Sir G. Blade, ditto-Gener al yathhenEaighrtl of the trial at one o'clock, his Nacelle!' I cY ; where her Majesty proceeded to bold her Drawing. , novO, on using appointed Governor of Tilbury Fort-Mi.; 'Ni- -1 aoh, .by Cady Nich ols-Sir went to Pe' : room with the usual forme. There were present . -General Sir r Pi c it:: bvevicreatedsmi th ,b the Portuguese. uniform, nts to the most Excellent the lords , the Princesses Elizabeth and Mar the Princess of ! -Countess corns'arvon; Mistrcs. of the Robes to the Princess of /1 Cairain Clements, .by Lord Leitrim-Miss Otto, by the Kingdom, and took his seat anteing , w a k e I t ho D ... k f y k, 1'....., -o;livan-The Lord , Mayor, by, the Recorder - Baroness the Duchess of York the Princess Sophia of! wales -- , Palace of Government. He shortie,' Glouces ' ter, the' Prince .., t aCS 6 or Howe, "on her marriage-The Officers of the 7th liustars. by i ?d, and both in going and returning, ; Clarence,_ Kent; Cutfiberlandi Cambridge, Gloucene! the Earl of Uxbridge - !firs Arden, by Lady Alvaoley- Mrs. =peeled with the loudest applausesen i iD. Little, on. her marriage-Miss Margate,. by Lady C. Denys . ter and Brunswick. ~ , I -Martinis and Marchioness of Camden, On co•?.ing to their At four on the same afternoon, his Ex . ' kis' Ro)at Ilighnees the ,Prince Regent came in' title-sir W. Knight, ditto-tart of Harwood, ditto-Prince in returned to the Palace df Govern-Kosiovsky, by the Russian Ambassador - Sir J . and led. ! -n,- adstate, d resse d •;in a 'scarlet ile a c , m ost richly' end i in the English uniform, to partake of 1 superhly ornamented with gad • lace, ;and wearing . ham ; man sa ° A . n e c l i r n f. m •lr i ttir i Ln "" o e- n l a d e and cre l li ad terl y a j le!g n e °a „t t ' hei ,:e •e entertainment provided for him 'by the Order of the Garter. ...His , ROyal Highness ap- , Barn -rni.s (3. Penn, by her me her-Sir •W. :ant,* ,on 11:3 f ; of the Kingdom, to which were in-.eugra i i i2 ,4l l ,eort i ttele f il (l,. o, .. r . i .4 ~ i peered in most ezcellent heitithi lie tam e ih his own ':eP e t en 't!_ e _t. ef .•,..?"`' t it l. t i ne Secular .Authorities, the Bisholos 'the i state carriage, fellowed by four Otherfi. OW Royal Lad enef err y ara vo. ma P a t of A ti ci a , by the a ßisbop e of ' ll g )-ir 1.2 1 . : "H . 0b. . English, and Spanish General Officers, Highness was attended by Earl , Ponlett as.the Lord house, on coining to his tide-Justice .iitris, on hit appoiut. ' the Great Lord, of the Marshal the in Waiting, and Generel Stevens as the Ciroom.- s la t-;fir . Bitg Canning , on ns fet tom Bi tis te beret n4 a L" Po ld ; b ie l. :: P l an en ni 7ancoso, the Diplomatic Body, the Ili- The Duke of Mnherat elle Motet of the _ Horse, the •01 Windsor-dir J. Stuart, on his return to . ngt.nd -Sir Cqiiing eral of the Police, and all tile Presi- Vice-Chamberlain,: the Com teeit of . the •House- P er, Sinitheoo hie being created a Baronet-Copia II G. iligtiy• by Tribunals.° 4he Earl of Di . by-Colonel Rainsford. 19th itegi rent, to take hold, the Tteasurer of the' Houiehnld, a Page. of leave-Mr. Law, by L o rd Eibmborouiii-Miss Li ma , by Mrs. • amptucustiess, richness, and elegance Honour, the Captain of the Yeomen of the Guardi.: M'Leod-Mrs• Vivian, by Lady oe.sbam. this memorable banquet,-could only be the Captain of the , Gentlemen-Pensionees,*the prin. • - the distinguished qualities of the guests cipal Equerry, rice. 'in addition to..titese thii Lord • Tite 33.1 Regiment of Foot, late Lord' Wetmore- Steward of the Household met -hie Royal. Higtosess ,• sox's, , , is now embarking at Hull for .the river, on Portuguese Company of the Royal at the bottom of the great - staircase, to conduct him 1 their way to Windsor, where , they are t. do duty.- San Carlos, presuming. that his. Excel- into the presence of the Qn n . • The band. of the !It is understood, that this Regiment will be made . le , honour that Theatre with his presence, second regiment struck nPGod save the King on the: Ro Iso that the facings will be blue. . ye , • thort space that intervened between the entrance of the Print Into the PutaCe Yard. His i The established number of shipwrights in Chatham of his Excellency's coming and his C. tpy a l Highness eateatLtlts Palice . .at ten - Minutes ! Dock-yard, is ordered, by the Board.of Admiralty, made every exertion to present the hero past three, and remained thew till balf.past four. 1, to be augmented to 720, and an additional number of tole worthy of him and of the-Portuguese There were also presept the Archbishops of Can- ! apprentices, to the amount of 40, is likewise ordered 1 the boxes were decorated with para. terbury, York, and Timm; the Cabinet Ministers ;1 to be given to the most deserving shipwrights. sropriate ornaMents, such as Gertii with ;. the Earl Marshal of England ; 'til e Milian Greek, 1 , On Nionday thetsth ult. bein g the birth-day of . snields, ini 'which 'were inscribed the i . ; Portuguese, Hessian and Turkish Be ' ' mai Wellington. The box "of Govern- 1 Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench Mr.; Burns, (the Ayrshire Barcl), the Glasgow Ayrshire 1 Society held their anniversary festival' in the George was also that of his Excellency' "Jr - ; Justice Gibbs • the King's Advocate, the Judge Ad- all, being richly adorned with figures of vocate the U;her of the .111aCk Bod,the Judge of tile I In-"' When upwards of 70 Members sat down to / : dinner-Moncrief Mitchell, Esq. in the Chair. A 4 ' ictery. . Admiralty, the Attorney and Solicitor-General, the , was the theatre of San Carlos so early the Princes ! great number of . national, local, and patriotic toasts Chancellor of the Duchy of Cornwall, clv crowded ; the pit w'r...s t'Oled before Attorney and Solicitor-General, the Lord Mayor of , and sentiments were given; many excellent songs, ' Ifs Excellency came thither from the • • .. • chiefly from the pen of Burns, contributed to the hi. London" the Sheriffs of Lovdon and Midtuesex toe ! . , ~ , . 7 .P tartly 0, Lie company, and the evening, till a late overnment, about half-past seven, and R.ecorder, &c. . hour, was spent with the utmost harmoey and conri. he appeared in the box the 'post raptu. - • ' Dunes-Norfolk, Rutland, Denoted, Athol, D`Grarnont. tient resounded on all sides. The scene boatesses-ileanfort, Dorset Montrose. • vielity.• During the afternoon, two Odes,. written • by an anthem, sung in praise of our be. Maneuets-Winchester, Carhampton, Wellesley, Steroid, i for .th e occasion,. were.. recited, and received with , whose portrait; under a canopy, dis. Bl e h l u e o w e ld eu t s i es C_ wiediener, cor . ftwams, Reread, sass. ; unbounded epplanse..-The first of these from the suddets, electrified all' the spectators, and bury; Headfort, Stafford.. ~ eltitWfieli of a Litertiri s Geetleinan in .k,y r, who _ •,_ 1, e. r• r - • • • of applause * were again repeated and I hanue-ttothes. Jersey Cony_ngto. Limerick, 7 ortrisorl, 1 turntspeo .ap od,e r as year, -r tand the ether contri- iderable time. When these had ended, 1 Milicar,ll:4,4yl,°,l4:ledg,eitlZimbf;rokliSe.pieifillatg t . Dahl , itmieer:47l. buted atiOnyotoUlty. , o! r. . , , i• - - , tied 0 Nome (The Name), composed in t I , Charleville, Yarmouth, Proarret, Aberdeen, Sandwich, Harcourt, A,Aburahara. geol. ~twAiiiiiifqriciAcieleljha4 been formed in ?Steyr. 'he Great Lord, was presented. The : ::: 5 1fs tui ! ham r ,. DthallraM Weslasen- casttee ryne to watch into antiquities iii gene- !toed the Elysian Fields, and the inter- I ' coorrrasses-Lev'en,Cloamell,Coventritirkeei„Getureso, ral4; t'litilre •4specia : lly those of. the counties of L e i tr i m , asheimentro, Chatham, Jersey, Normuntoa.. Conyag- ! icor , i t*rl e, 'Glory, Posterity, Camoens, the great , arid, ,Thititam, Cumberland, and the f tut a number of Potiuguese heroes.---r ; hens, Liverpool, Moe flintier's, Mansfiell,„Bareourt, Mr l ai leis, •2. - a. , w an. , . Dowager Carnarvon, Nesborough, Clanracprde. Bs a. I wir e 2 a verses of our immortal Camases were s •• ntroduced. . . shire, Carnarvon, Abe tt ing, Dowager Cronamll. P Fat.. ' . ''. 'AAP ri on s - scetik Wet exhibited y esterda y . A Right I contniegh, Ayleiford, Sinuotedgeombe, Poir pert • .Clitairail. .. . ! pie,. Dorchester, Ilawarden Gower. . 1 :stators, who were solely intent on toe i iftscoorrtiLake, DeerlUmt,flritgetone,klit •' t -. '' ' St e Attnes's-street,•lnsteatl , of going along Pall Mall, l o stpliad ,Bilihop;,isk-caming from Court, drove up of this spectacle, instantly applied to : del, Melville, Jocelyn. Maynard, • SidoeY. 1111 lefite 'ishieli'wai the nidinalite, and to which, of all dity and enthusiasm every. 411°4 " 4 4 'lf h a: l o ei tirts e s ' i l e ilVe'll *"" N'' ' -' '''''eife;.G„. :-... ' , Couctjers,,t.Dith‘p ought to be the , first to 'Subscribe. .: . Imam, Aw e a al the, applauses were rapturously re. doge, Hinchinlsroke; Castlereagh, Bulhgrg s , But his carriage was no sooner deser" ... ddevirsiing . 1 eer.foe#. ett; irr -a' - radiant sperce4 the ismer% of i asner - .... - illir l thitis sire laist,ael s set otf foil j ' Heraa g . hol Tripp , ;s' ' 1) '' B . 11)1 " '` ':i'.. ''''... ' 1/Fa-n7The right P ...ki • ' was exhibited, crowned • try Fame and f 14 ,:„."`e„ -- c e ry ei . ,.. , . e , inj e j,w._',wis e ...t.s. x ,d e 'gallop after the -.woe, and overtook it . before it i I the thunder of applause became still : Broke, Gambier - , Itivers,.Buston, , f 4 101 . 1 1 411r....7 L eeree. • had . get half way •up- . .the street. The multitude . %a l Loirttiter,C - G._Osnnin, Ridstitck, . a the Genii,- descending,' presented illu- w 11,;;. -th eft I taught the alarm; • and it cry of "The Church is in Rolieut • Pi- A e n:l i se e 7•4,7. r t e l?' Ka . "lle lie lk :•11 1 7: 11 •1 1.1. ' brffetirehli: 4:l * d- -, drigge.. r was. beliewed from a thousand throats.- .. ;is, with the inscriptions " ), Talavera, Ciudad Rodrigo, flada. Laores-tly, Hawareea, k.. Erlgeonraitei•iksailivan, I: The , frightened Bishop was obliged to retrace his r," &c.—The verse, 41 In all these"! f F , / ,'.l d t.'„,, A y lu lt riltlj t '.2 o P ) . 4 . 2 . l4ll i ' on n t ig . git et , t ) :l 4 ,7;:. n n G t i o ae rne r il: 1 steps; ind he loOked as if fully convinced that the triumphed," which Posterity immedi- Triggs, ce ruwall..Wited, tieyrisonr; Wannodevilessett, Burg:. 1 ChniCh could only'be in danger by i; s own Members was loudly applauded; and, it fine, thereliliVenutY,Bll4l* F. i l l,'C't : d m ' i t 1 1, rh GE:l f t s , l 'll:Sl e ry ° m v 7t •gdi'lr astray. rhii.h could,be applied to . him was in.; A Y . b . e n ,i,Jl4„ 1.. is_ Is- - •°A respectable Minister of the Methodist connec• ved wittethe greatest euthusiasin by the . binson. Asgill. F. Campion , "uu"Fi i L C K‘ . in D i a l trarahe 'adlik : '"ll e• " Ce nv i a il l ;t a nn ' , It‘ G a: '.; i titre, on being solicited to 'sign a Petition against Cs" A the piece cencluded with three verses S a i r ee ll , e l l 4 • l l. l r 4lll , ll °Ntit e Ze g llt i l h , ."Y n e . ,i , )e'l A. (v;oills,:ta'en-, I` holic Emancipatioar„ refused-the person who . made t is, applied to the Prince Regent, which , Barron, Sheffield. Brownlerw, K. °alone; DAVI, Brow:doss, 1 the application, eakerT• him if he had ever perused best eft'ct, and were loudly applauded. ; Paltellel'i lfaaatiasti. Lode Sponcer,,Gibbs, Radstock, 11. Par- ?ce being ended, (lowers were thrown t k lio t i e x l. - h) 1 .1 1 1 11 e u's aster Wanes, Ulea"ingt . :." j.' 's lioetyrsl . -" I have," replied he, "and , • : i that +rook Les taught me to oppose and detect perseca. , parts of the house into the pit, and ;• 'iliseers-naphor, st. natid,j4estfiod, Salisbury, Ely; Car- , qort in t-very shape it may assume." , 5, in honour of the hero, ,the great ob. .; risk, vheuir , London, 219t0r• ”. 1 Darirg.the riot is 1780,a foreigner who had take; • _mermen° R -•••• W ith. . ~- „, ._ 'impious spectacle. • 1 Aositeeta-Bligh, Bowater; Mtmee;TlOnton, Scott7Mnor-• a house in the Metropolis, not esectly knowing why oerae-.1 glen ! • ' - elleacy was accompanied in his box by i som. iiniknonY• • - . • . • ~. 1 they were lonriting.and demolishing- houses, instead ucies the Regotts, the Minister of his sta tT i e x ': 4 2 . , a s T a w n YCll: r ae• r i le e l° lB 4o4 ". re e r : /1 1 3 ;3 4 : el P , 14 , 1 ,11 ) :: I , of No Popery, wrote against, his dwelling, No Rai- . ii ty, the Marque de Borba, the Mar. ' Doseion. Pringle, Bolton , Ilarria, Walker s OamPbell. 'es to, the Secretary D.m Miguel Pereira I .76 , ( hvYnnift- Th, ~6 1- , ,• . SeLl Il at •Cort' i ett A NC}A.-A' 'nevi mode of adventure in. the pre. ;oho, and the S , cetary Al.sandre Jose • gm,,, l 'lT / 1,,„ u -- . . rnt ' e • Ite !' efe ou rd ., 3 7 l ,7 l `:, y - ,, i e rn e „: , n',,,,,,„' e 5 :• . 1 sent Lottery. For only Eie,hteen Guineas you may Betio. In the box to the right, coati- . _cedebroolie.,, ill ads. Gaitskill, Hartley, Stratton , Boyle, Taylor, chaprao, I puretta'se the chance of a Whole Tickee, • which will • , t of Goveremenr, nes his .Excellency•itee. Ogilvie, Murray. e i entitle the ben rar to. the whole of any 'Prize above ,! mernes-Earrer, Waive, Kelly. Count of i':.tie:nso. I Carrsies -Thompson, E. Etnether, Hartley, Ckments, ILI. kIS. As there are / left side, in the • boxes cote igisous to Hinton. O'Cf;nninr O'Tayue, ;haw, Uortojbaire, G. Digley, fury, wily 500 of then" can be issued in this way, the I but 7,000 Tickets in this Lot- I verunient, were the Vaiglish I:eneralv,: ° ',:,, W re li w ilm e e " Letr . - c h i .• e . s ' . . . '• * ' •.1•• •• • • .* remainder wilt be sold in Tickets and Shares as usual. " - ebon, Peacock, !Leith, i;lstle, Ferninr, 1 , Rev. httesai.-edst, Lec,l. Fortuna ' • The difference between a - Chance and a Whole Tieket • s . 1 Brooke,'. Inglis, alma, and Admiral • 1 t... 0.6„,....—L0wth,. ..., i . ~„ „,,, ....—, - is this:-Ille purchaser of .a Chose gives up the • - ' Prizes, I) the the whole performance .. ., the greatest do o nly . ! • sets -B. lioltholtse, F. Milmaa; W. Traci. C. R. Baugh-. 1 ,e 40,006 to ,e3O, which are, in fact, the grand ob. , ;scot order prMaileci."."-( lete.rcto Por, ton; J. Frederick. M. Wooil,' IL Osborne, s .l. Onelsworth, , t .... ; '... , v eats 41 Po • I Me n P . tier 'es""" ""' R. SiraTi'lll%. 43‘ •''': ' P- t 't . gh o f Chaucer: . ieets of all adventurers. Tho Ace of Puliaantut dues ~., ,V7l4oltiasee, C. Asgal, W . bterl:pg, 1. • f 3 ,r.. no lie riut arcs • . • . • . . . . . . . ' ••• . '