The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-08 00:00:00

' - • **- • • a • '7 . ".- • _ 1 .fi `!r • . • • I • -: - rn defiance of the tkregttatpeld i kdespos 'lll ',siren ther\tgoul, not!! . _ • - Mr. li).‘ ri . xriya it Tiejtatte yellow I 4atOry'Atklt44 to their visa nil. - Wen thank bin. for the varny . brilfiaar ir , Reastiaied, and the good mord 'tiled 0 :$114911N tiNs objech - ; Joe jog to .... , -4 '‘ ' .. irt il Ms example of fidelity to his wife, ai• Wilt &Wit& ; we *road to 'spirts -JAW far MeAtirc 3P-0 311 0h%; "Or *apt destroying our freedom. . ~ On a metioe aside by Mr. W. Chi solved, That the Protest he signed by end.,_ the Coletatileof is Dos same anti en ' M 1169%. TfloltAli IlliTA i • . , ," . - —1"7" .-. ' • : Coots Owe. -';i ... William ( - lark. •. 1 carirtes. ter, fta jobs toter. . -11.'ht; • It: • Hwy Ce.bbel, ' . War. ihhl-0.11. Grow Tramway, . 1 TIVINVINW;hellelda. lowish H.tiam,,, •. ' ..' firw? re, Path, • ' - VAas. , wi „froaive, . Emilia - •Jaweio Goiania', MO* M I . John Rawer, Thomas •Jou' ii .mghton, ' • I thotios Bray: - Jankm Bowarm, , i . .Resoleed, Tbat .tits !DARIO .of this •—given to Mr. Daoiegvfotakb. ready ' " attommodating tbe-Maistwitb hit 104 ' Itetblved, That this Tawas of this. bli ~also given to Mr. brintyre,. fur .the wai velegebt end spuiewo robin AV4hielltal°' cluddellalleteo late fee acceptance. • IP 4iillesil, That tbe Thanks of . this ',vigil. to Mr. T. !Arra', for his able coaducti 1 Ai:veniality in lb. Chair., i Resolved also, That white the Meeting sclicallod on from a jest sows of duty to *Andre approbation of Messrs. WI tityr • they Cannot serer MOSSO. Mottling at . irammaur.liall, to e saaoticed, bat - 4 of this opportunity to Impress the most Imes for their naexpectod conduct. i: . C. BARKER, din • • . FRB IfiCil 1 1 stP E RS, , t • . . ........•.-. - fiCTIAMIIIII, OF DEPUTIES, Esau. 3 '' t/ The discussiOn gib the Budget was t" te s CAVSIOV4T obsetned, that, according of the Chamber, when a law was presoak they might coneelve it a duty to propose , , they were compelled to adopt a proceeding • peered too hoperistive. Being obliged iascril ' name in support of or against the law . '. teotion to propose some modificatious, • film most candid to put his name amonr 1 "since they had not (as in the Charob( privilege of a third mode of inscription. edvertiwg to the 'Padget, expressed his . ' enormity of their' burdens. Having heard t'' 'of M. de Beegnot, be could not refrait • the country, and recommending posterit• • more 'Sodom in public affairs than '.'*eta done. Oa the Bstiesates,from 18 e4aCseasont proposedki• thatstboloons favourites or Bons portfolio rejected.; r itserivieted to indemnities tor servitude , - liandred 'days. The speaker tlyto proceeded 'AI How 'of the Military Bstahlishotent . ertso thotsgbt•its support should be entirely . lirslow Public Treasury, and that the Chamber tote to accept the offerer his,Majesty „ - peaces of his Body Guard from the Civil 0 7- M. OASIMIR PURISM Said, it was ' ,films to enter isle all the details at .: Nothing was more asiform than their e I ezhibised, In gonwal, as af f ected interest vations of the contributors, a panegyric • -tientc,aatl an ineshaestible confidence in once of their resignation. If any difficul t, fleeced in displaying to os unforseou.difficul she now sacrifices required to meet traautioa calmed .it to disappear; • board-r-that the ospenditare had esceeded Ilona the former Budget, and those were obviated by proposing to vote { "bßudget a sum to cover this excess. to. hint.to be the mode in which Budgets : The speaker, after eulogising the-firm Minister of the Interior had (141 E. Poch great difficulty, dwelt upon the gents of the ancient Sinking Fund, • the lAw of the 28th of April, its liquidation, but they had anticipated ration previously to regulating Circumstances might demand similar but these required special authc Financial Laws which might 'egoist, end of the Session," would only o couragement for those fatal passion. plating the burdens which oppressed was a heart-rending subject to cner , disappear. which would have alley'. support of forilgo troops was attend: derable espenC*. Four millions appear get far the Swiss Regiments. The foreign troops might be just aud neces, , tion that wished to make its militt superior to the strength of its popub spotic State, where the Chief, on ace, cumstances, bad reason to suspect subjects. But neither of those mot. ble to France. They could not dispense sent year. with voting for the sumo(' hoped, that previously to the nest Sesssi ' Would be adopted to exclude an er unison with the state of their finances. 'by espresssing a wish, that neg.-icier term/ into with the Foreign Powet lay of Eve years for the payment of M. Datialsaat expressed a wish means of dialnisbingibe ezpeoces, peered se loporteet ma examining the Budget or 1818 amounted in receipt which was nearly at the rate of 9.0 babitant, or the tenth part of each come, supposing it to be 270 francs. the espences was preiumsed to be 974, difference was 29,000,000, which to provide for by means of mat' , auneities. .At the 'eapiration of the debt would be one bundrodied thii This, divided amongst a populatir of was about five francs each. -The amount , lisp National Debt was 13160100010001 , •6 , 1 I 4 4.1 • . . _ . a . .(' N 4N r '• - - - t • .9 • • THE ATESMAN . . . .. ....._ ..._ .. ..._ . . _ . -. _ . . eof kit plow to diee s oro e • THE PIM B A cEs ai s h t/t u R A LI E G T : -. * .., ... ' . stk is Nol is 354000,000 belonglog to the Sinking Fund, whids Tit. • a the Doke of 11.1.. r .,,..—iuti5n0• , 5 0,,m.. 11. a var . ota. r a. id is , a- it, es . • -4 • hicks' ... If _. , ' ID Pilir a. ' 0 oy . ' • HESSE-HOMBURG. f", 'Cgr ai t , , ' .. Cimino .Im.Chlof 01 alip-. ~....._ , , we ought to ma a rgifflA s riett fi.•, l ir la' guns. , s i. • . o IT . irtues wbick be der arescilieneratio. ft -West . I • .• - • • , Mk' '..a • ' ' - .endea, will minit• . ' t•- I ' ,: ‘ .. - , " Prim - _...... " 114411 t.. The Mani ea i * P • • •*. ' . slices ar• certainly inforteecompared a - i-. the -rhseess Eliesbetk whk : . 111" 41=!rc The I • width !V i et very seeijoil in the two countries, sa its Freammeoch Philip Agustin -Frederick„ Hereditsry. Prieto s e ' ` t a nn t rr il Moo sh"k a l inditidetitiN 411 41 4" 4104894.110/114.4411 111-01/48-41miltell'3114/Kkiltdl4o; Kit Besse-Relabels, took place at the Queen's ho s - • ' • .11--er'r-iir a arid big cruelly - EisglandiaUtrancs. ~.. ,. ~ , z . : . - ..• emetittrtemeallitat suckSeaporrbetter than nothing. last night.. The acitgilntanee of theveitee 6 - our thanks to The Chemins. Moto adjoiekteds -- • • ‘*- _ .... . _, hermit U I° 7' k : iC tes Pl gnd rAl en ln c l e ne h il a ced s bmiii i** lr l iariiid ,4"4ll -beiwonit . i • ; • '. '. 2 -- .- 4.1 7 4 6 - r .libeetles,:ead • - ...t • ". a• • • •-:.:.......•-• ..• '•-•-• 1 '-... ... • -•-- tr . D.YZR.SO_RINS MAITLA*D., eireirse ll,lll7 - teahli verm _ . PARIS,. Mail t —The - ihrineetirlieWa yeeitnelay• T' 'Oct 11 4. (00 ,1 PM. AlettilltA Cards of levitating-tett issr# l 4§etwm lip o i d . • ..• ' l . • Olt, it win re- in the noighbeerbood of Vot... Gervimiiiimeonetpeeied ' ads- -Sikallasur-SmallaaWa Lr e ther-- 111 I L Ge asilmt . • three ,sr' ee' - iiiire ---- ce lo : Ow tpopign AMbassalls - • :• • ark )' r the elkoirano by tbognitiog WeliingtonJ -, i.'_: -. iv''' 104. -•- ,Potiortio CATO bOint i 5.14 0 1 0 1100,0 4. 1 1 0 4 4 4 14 01 1- VW, tors : twill tkieLidk Abe' Loft.ebn eel sg• .• Prioodl -., •Clthieet Ministers eadtheir 'Ladies; ilioDep acel i i ty eri t tit an behalf .sti l e • • trim' Project respecting Arrest re* Debt iris yes. . • ..-., s't ~•• ••• : - : .smi ap ,..., . • ..: ~ .. ..i ., the •Hottseiteld,. the Kin g' s Y the Queen ' . , th orns et . room ... :.• .• • terfial Preaeirled 1 . 0 tills lila" - hr,' 4110 Mhda_tae_ ri t -- Pali Papers . to . ili4 '4l - liiitAshee irileed. • TAi Marti* ogiinglamii thir , Gfetit OS -. ' 111 -31 AN,- theimaik the interiors*** Burette 01 tilet elitattlkaw. of I, e - d • -• .. .. . .... c lmo' . mien •011 the &Ogler wit efill,eoutlinold its the 44omow ,:. . :'•.:' •: • . pq wies. .y:' • - , . „ . • , .. -: - The g o ii f: n conderso m oil . k wk . Ike Weber of Deputise. Theaseineult telivriag France lbe Windsor &I°l. tq l d ifi • • °.44ihe 6 ° l4l° ` of lee • 'PRI?! te r ., ... , : .- g dux, . Pt itY . s+ .. ~ . •-• ..,,. . , ..1. ~., _ Dukes and DuchkesmaikleetLord Chief Jetties, semi: . Court orgidies Ellcb,:ienif ether distinguls* ' . • - The NW *o .''' • ' 4 Cotalt of AssiaeS iePnAilly•is'.4ca nae•CdJohn Oliver. nom die enormous espeuce or the Army or uccupe. . inaelofer , silt' betb e- - 44 'Al' , •.' - son lent ,John fixtket elivenoo 'born at Ilirmiog- tion are' still interest inr s tdoitilofettosart lied earious __;,.. ~.,4 , 5 • 140* iii .., i . • 1 . • ..• .** • •i• •3; , .o - t ..-- - Meters, WhoVore leyromewoid anist at the semis. , ~ . ... .... a . ..• • , •_. ~.... , The we -Awe kali PAM* GIN wed skew 11, ' A IL ''• • , ilttms aged 30 . While appealed !ft - c , " 4 " 4041 *v. i • pions it a r r it o t ooggos a het t e ed nels , f , oi .to ltiviti me p urpose . peml.y The o geo ecess o l ts ~s . a tA i oi n n i ft t i sth e_r xrativ iatix i tgeo l. ,eisizina lor ru 0 . voi - mill i'-• A. ried ,! *0 1 : •"? Ism Frouchneeul , domicilisted .iu Belgium, 'NNW c m a • • d • , •' • •• • .. • . s , ,4„,,,,,,,,„., bee* ordered away (tom thence, Da . the ground et . . * ' r u t . r entered into by the Governm en t is however t attett ‘ g:,.. ..gra, „ . .T-aa . 7 4r ealiti .._ _lr il , l;lll tastefully if. - ' 4 41)4 '• : "their oar being- tisteealistedlo- the listieerivads. The . • mareetlei • • • - -FrowohAuthoritiewhawitssiatini thins .acandir ( 0 ly urged. Ili the Sitting o r visi k /a. M. Commove • . Pawl . sky ielerwif were tilertikeselalt, Tfeaik dered eh Mt triiettnoll .•• ' ' ,IP Spanish, Mich, AlllieiCSH, 100/11110. alid Igromilitts • Owned 1 •.. their wants.. • , '•-• , .:• -* . • * proposed to strike oat theittloseitsioes ti the fattieritee • lleatiled :complietemelo,„ • ._ i...0 • _.. _ .... ... ~, , Mehessidors, *kb their IA fiee,,,*llWhetlrith m i s t • 16 , r g . R 0011 4 :::.,, . .1. 4 r............• • ..... 1 . , ..._._ _. _....,..„_ ....... ..... ..._, ............. CP lil NAPA am M. twines :Moshe coiplained _ato m Li ti dleg sin g G oo si euseo .1.044-de reeot R as sat bee& of the introduction into the &diet of the produce of estistdislimeets, betides the following Demons iTte-: Ai* : Yon trg his Itlieetiairlle:, ; .... ALL MUST . BE DKAWN TP•atoilitowi, ',' I ._ .. pOlite otrit i.6 .o.: ., 4logizEs OF. ,c 53,000. 84 OTHER CAPITALS OF , Licensing of • Crairdagelleout; and If. DEP/WIRT lie MAWS en 4 *mild , twee of Kauai, Slakviti l s t • very airmillto°" ll . l of 4ioli selAiln. 'fie. AND ABOVE 1,900 lABIEBB OF cslied open the Membirs of tbe Chamber tO sa- t ‘ Z uter rcai" j u s g beta"delei ' al " 1" " "1 " bkiels a ' • drew!: , and Lady Katrina-tan. Lady 161d05,-Eari me •CoMillse of Ilarrowby, tart and Counters birderisse, Vo ss * • • — of teesse .l l 3 Alti(l..irlati, dee. leg. . . , • .1 •: . crifice ell perty•differences *poi the sitar of their his Meeting 'be and Visessuotess Qualeveaga,•Mr.-a, d Mrs. Criasloai At. vain • • ' *at au .. . countr y , --an exhortation which is stated to have skean. Aridetsisleops at Cruiterhury and York, Klebepan m : , -..anted ii madoct rout ilea' . • • don, and Mr. Manners Simon. I As 'le . • ' PRICE IOF STOCKS Tills DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK'. etched the greatest enthusiasm in the Assembly. — The lidos . nin the Queen's ' Palace,Srhich is cos. ' i.' leg of eh m i n i m . been Bask Stock 2841, • 7)i • 5 per Cent. Navy 1061111 M. DELltslawr, estimates the average centeibution • • mann awl 3 per Lent. Red. am lndia Kends 96 913 p •Bidered one •nf the largest. and . best priiportieetd , '- of each French subject -to .the Public Income at 26 rooms in tendon i 'was the place. appointed ja r trimmed to egress their e per Cent. Cousoklimir s sok -- StockAu ek ere and Dooley, Consols for Acc. 1911iiii tsOk long Ann. 201 - ethereal Ind Cozaens, of 4 Per - Celt• %I V* Exchequer Nab 14 43 p francs, fi ve'of which are payment . towards the in. solemnization of the marriage ceremony :In- eltsr• was fitted upunder the Om one, which wss erewiel there. I rilliiiioll .1 • tercet of the National Debt. The average income ofs ..wamews avail themselves .. __NeL ' "s-.. . o as the Queen's throne s for she purpose of melting. - ''' t i utird oat marked can. . each individual had been reckoned, he said, at 27 Charlottes Addresies upon' the mirtiagea of the Noche , • THR STATESIIIIAN. francs, so that the general Taxes were in the, pro- ersAveh harlottet - sand the Duchess of Ginecester; . 0e - e le !LER, *wary.• portion of nearly erne-tenth to income, and those im- - Monday a temporary altar. wetput ep; it was cover.:, t, AWU writirld posed on account of the Debt, in that of one twenty- ed . with crimson relset, ornameoled , with gold levy ' - lioamei 4 . i •--t•- .e• . f rom}. the Chapel Illegal, St. .14tnes's Palsce,.she . Irma elt LONDON: fourth, He did not estimate the general tasetion of .. AMM ~ ' . • Whitehall Chapel, with the cushions and steelv.*--. • tilde wi _ England, bat be converted into francs pretty accts. The gold communion plate was very splendid: part t • 40 , 111 1: 1 , 0 11 Avast 2: • 'WEDNESDAY, APRIL El, 1818: randy the Interest of our Debt, and then, taking our of it had belonged to Kin Williern : there owe ' ie resumed. M. '' . ' , missal ... —.•.- pe . pulatlon .1W some oumber . Ohicts he did not state,' three remarkably large salters or dishes, one of for ing to the orders ' '• . , .- Alma . Salim et minted, to which We have already laid the Treasury accounts of the he reckoned ,: that each individual paid sixty-eight representing our Lord's Last S u pper w ith hi o p a . - • •••rd w i ll hams towards this i nterest. P r ivat e incomas,here ciples, h with *appropritte and emblematical cerieesist •,•. act t pue: ng al w te h r l a c t h io a n p s - , ' last quarter before our Reader', and made such tom- e compartments. . There were two large Naas . 4 . /metes he averaged at 600 francs. French individuals then, from the Chapel Royal, beautiful) y sr:based, wade ... RSA ed to inscribe his melds opoo them sod the *getistral subject of theße- it thus seems contribute directly and indireetly about a • .- Masi& 'suit was his in' venue as occurred to us ; bet it is properlorther to 24th of umber Of egrets; also several chalices, or cops, of 't• A ,Vell solidsold. Each corner hait'ssinitauperbly gilt M. . ”"" their incomes towards the Interest of the Na - N ti, it appeared to• .oret . Areel notice the manner in which the Courier and the Tree- tional Debt; the English about one-ninth. It pods, for six candles. . •,...:41elisse. ng the opposers, , ter of Peers) the rury Prints attempt to deceive thd Public by the mag• should be observed that M. DeLesseeo forms his es- Oa Monday, the p a c kages of. the PCinceos,.Elim. et Aril A nd I is. The speaker,f•'' . t...whltine staying representations whichthey give of these state- timate upon the amount of the French Debt, when it beth and the Prince of ilAsse- Homburg were 0101, his alarm at the up, and 'sent off c iti.'s o r e s to the Prince Re ', • •"'•- "A" shall have been increased 'by the present Budget. .. . . 4,31.1 heard t h e R eport mesas. The receipts of the Revenue for the quarter, .Cottage at •Windsor,. whir h has been.prepail, sad • eel cal in readiness .to receive the Royal new married it sin from pitying it appears, amount to 10,249,2204 " The charges," The Journals, with the exception ef the space - trial. . ... ...Two .erity to act with says the Courier, "are 8,830,0001 , the surplus is; occupied by the discussion in the Chamber of for sevecet.deys past. , . • • •-• •• .1; . ::: Awl ler they themselves Deputies, are nearly filled with the details of On accoont of the striking -(tom work of the jour. slip., consequently, 1,419,2'201." The object of pointing in „. minufactorinucarriages,' dm 810 to 1816 M.Fleet out this serplus, is sufficiently evident, without the use the trial at Albi of the persons accused of "Ow^ 46. ....1/ I . O Y, et) ,•-•- F AA s allowed to i the cs. Two • hen. newlreeellteg carriage ordered 4w her Royal end . the essessination of M. FOAM s. .1141006 of the trumpet employed to sobnd the egteeableand in- his S erene Hi g h ness could notibe fieletted in tiAloiot-• e• samal in short, what. bide daring the genious discovery ; - but the real fact of theme is, that dred and ninety.five witnesses are sobpcemsed for but the :Priticestes landsulet has ; beers repaired sit' 61,41.' the prosecution, and of these fifteen only tad been new beautified for thcoccasine. Iroceeded Intake the is peaces of the quarter exceedrhe income bathe suns . . body al examined at the end of the third day's proceedings.— Yesterday morning •the Prince of -Hesse-liotalierg • -*.eathl 3 nt of the. Kin g ; of 2,683,061. Bs. 3d. to be provided by Exchequer • 'l., . Two ntirelr defrayed lied a long interview 'with the Prince •Reggat•st• )! . .. o f awl a Chamber ought Bills. The sum of 10,249,2W1. is the total mount Madame MASION, who hes figured in the history of Carlton-house ;he paid several visits in the come • :„ lose, the last quarter, this transaction, is said in one of the Papers to have Awe of the diy. Ills Serene Highness dined at his Mi. y to pay the ex• received at the Treasury daring been offered , lOO 000 francs to take the management d - -;. wise& Civil List .. while the charge of 8,830,0001. refers solely to theence in St. James's Pidees *tittle before five o'clock. . . den id U sot his intro- Consolidated Fund. 9 therefore , lnstead of there of a coffee-house at . Paris, upon the speculation of At a quarter before eight-o'clock he went from Si. cones Thre ' F attracting thither all the men of gallantry hi the ca. Jame's-Palace lit State, to. the Queen's Paine, with • ' , woe IA of the Budget— being a balance of 1,419,2201. over and above all the heir style; they• . . .. - ~•; —bistetiite, i n . two of the Prince Regent's carrioge, . Arh to Pild' awasa for the mi . , expences of the quarter, there is only a surp lus - - • *ad vo ........- - 'escorted by e iiertY ,pf Life-Guards. Hii Serese • • ~. . . lace, lyric onaneir pa. that amount, after paying the charges on the Canso- - • • iligleileesTi suite consisted of Baron O'Nsghtea, :' , Worm I STATESMAN OFFICE, HALF PAST TWO O'CLOCK. :iv in •the eontinu- lidated Fund, disposable in aid of other means to be . .Bsreti - de • Gemini, Baron de ' Kane , end bort e ..: . ..2 pelisse. ~ . We have just been informed, that an attempt eat Stewart. .114 Stlette Highness - was receireawith The ' A rli inicullY h. *Mt , - hereafter devised for meeting the enormous expends- 100 or ll.difticulties and 9 WS of our establishments for the present year. 111 -different made, about half-past one o'clock this day, to as. same murk of attentio n and respect as the , , . Floe and lin them, A hippy spite • Four of all the vaunting about improvement and in- . , an apology was sassinate Lord Parmensrox at the Horse Guards.— branches of the Royal Family, bz a guard of he- - trksese eeednd the provi. mining wealth, it is unfortunately beyond denials A person, who had the appearance of a Gentleman, none , and the band playing God Save the King. :, Ihe compeny began to arrive at a quarter before rows. lose irregularities that the actual sums paid int o the T reasur y , inclod- fired a pistol at lois Lordship, which unfortunately seven o'clock, and had all-arrived before eight,— ' o•Ji ve - nrd . d to in the present . ing even the arrears of the Property Tax, are less 'LAI assassin was immediately taken They entesed by the Colonnade, and the front doer fine VI • '['his appeared this quarter tha nin the former. Bot it matters little wounded him. 1 h into custody. . to the Grand Ilan, Where a few spectators were ed- , Fold with vi gets were framed. . ‘• 9 . . • milted. The . hell was lined with ,ihe 'Yeomen of .., Aae to the People. of this country, whether, by the great t•tnnelis which the • the Guard. Pages mere stationed on the grand gait- !.,/ with Si industry and. unwearied creations of - the People the The Duke Of CLARENCE, says a Morning Paper, litre rr keyed in times of case: • . ~ e,‘ %a a he transfer of the taxes are rendered productive, if every proof of we can positively state, is to be married, end that to On the arrival of the different branches ef , tLe . - • Freerl 1. He said, that their strength be only made subservient to the schemes a Princess of the Mouse of Hesse. The notion of a R oya l F am ily, consisting of the Duke and Duchess .- p etal . eau hot most unreasonable refusal w , 1816, ordained of their Rulers for continuing and increasing their as • di,.owe ' „. ~ ,it such a of York, the Duke and Duchess of Gleocester) Ow . - e i r -. appointment had occutred, and ii; 111 - "l' Royal e eas Duke of Clarence, the Duke . of Kent, the Printers - Yoe .icipated its ope. burdens. Whatever improvement may be maul-Uwe. the accounts.— had not felt it too sev e rel y , we are "1 aware, that S np bia of Gloucester, they. prodieded to the Quree's tested in the Revenue, and however oppressive certain the interests of the State - could hate been injured"- :Tyr imilar measures, crit . ting-room, &c. .. . ~. .• . .- •• .. i lender ierizet i oe . T he taxes may be proved to be, we perceive no diminution the other Royal Mudge' and tile p ecunia ry affairs The-Foreidis Arnhaysadors enterej. • the Grand ga• ;',.?? • BEK date them at the is ever contemplated of the permanent toad—Oat it of the country being taken into consideration. *'. loon fi rs t to see the.reremorty„ la report to their 1 • di .7 . 9 API •• derail , operate as an en- seems must be eternal. On Monday the Duchess of CUMBERLAND, al. ferent Cowls.; they were accompanied by their Is. . serail ions. In cotstem- tended by Madame DUROURO, went to Claremont, dies, followed by the -Cabinet Ministers and their . with t —...--.fel oil seed the nation, it the residence of the late mui•h-beloved and re- Ladies, who proceeded to the right: the *Great 04- • rased, erve the resources The most fatal Ignorance of the commercial in. gretted Princess CHARLOTTE. Her Royal Highness tees, and those of the-Royal Household, to* litell ' use isi stations on the left side. -}1 rioted them. The West s of this Country, the real and only sources of was received by Baron HARDENBROCK, who Eon. ~. . !ended with coital- our national prosperity, pervades every measure of ducted bet Royal Highness ever the delightful man. At eight o'clock, her M.tjesty,.with the different A v noted in the Bud-horde' the present Ministers having the least retation to sion-house. Owing to the boiatesous state of the branches of the Royal Family, who•had arrived In he employment of weather she was not able to view all the pleasure. the Pal ac e, the intended trridi'liad brldiit4ot . lace,' commercial and manufacturing affairs. Another in • itrooo d s aw l prem i ses . tt, r ttnyal Highness, after satire ecessary, in a no- bee* .began to move from her private apartments, and. na 1 nary establishment Matice of this blind and meddling infatuation, is partaking of a repast returited.to London. entering the Saloon, the Queen took her station kg tap& - '.• diesse elation, or in a de- afforded in a Bill which is now in progress t hrou g h Ver y lar g e o p erations in the Funds took place chair of Stare, to the left of the altar. The ditiereat susd a :count of some eir. Parliament, having for its professed object to pro. yesterday. Little less than four or five million., it branches of the Royal Fornity took their stations ac- • ..,, , the fidelity of hiswas conjectured, were sold in the course of the day, cording to their rank. The Archbishop of Canter. RI ride for the Consolidation of Duties, but which in 9 • tires were apislica. one.single individual selling upwards o f • million I ' bury and the Bishop of London appeared et theater, ~• geto fact is intended to impose an augmentation of duty is A 3; sparse for the pre-, 9 It extraordinary that such unparalleled efforts the latter attending as Bishop of the Diocmle sn - • Mini 'demanded, but he : 11 Pw' several very important articles ; and oar ms. were not able to force Consols lower than 79g. The Dean of the Chapel Royal. Every thi n g t ee i n g pro- weell Sesssion, measures i toufactorers will no doubt be surprised, as we have whole of the day's t ransactions were believed to be, perly arranged for the ceremony, the. Lord Close- •• . plea expenditure not in been, to hear, that those articles constitute some of guided by the mere spirit of speculation, or in plain berlain retired, and introduced his Serene iliehntos , . SWIM ces. He concluded the chief productions of British industry, on which wordi, gambling, there being no particular rumour the Prince of liene-Hocnbarg, between the Davi ." jelatt ations mighlbe en- it afloat to cause the fall which took place. of Clarence and Kent. His Serene Highness '! ' ' balti is proposed to levy a tag of 50 per cent. additional,. ors to obtain a de.INDIA TRAM—The commerce 'between the port attended to the altar by Heron O'Nagliten, Baron tie • lewd when exported to the Continent of Europe. f the contributions. If the of Liverpool and India disect becomes more and Gerning, end Baron Krone. His Serene Ilighoo We. above fact be true, nothing can be More mihiescv. more o f f i Vo r e anco . tto point oat some i ttl(pettance. They talk at Liverpool of was dreoed in his General's uniform, and wore se• as if i, which object ap- nusly absurd than to impose additionalbrirthens on building East India warehouses, tad of fitting up one vend of his Orders, Grand Crosses, &c. lasing t e a ,, . : Sein the Estimates. The Whisk enterprise , at a time when ever bench of of the docks, in order to build a new 1 Custom-house in the whole. The Lord Chimberlain retised apish " bees eta to 753 1°° 0 0° 0 9 our industry is suffering from such impositions, and on .' it. The vessels engaged in the trade average and:introduced her Royal Highness the Prince!s , had I francs for each in- hem Courtswhen,toe, are ven di ng in merchant. have found a profit in some articles where • Dukes of Clarence and Kent. - The Duke of V Ol , ll .' cheg reinsures calcalated to obstruct the use of our mans- ca. The amount of the East India Company only before met with a loss. appeared to give her away. 'she Prince Itersit aid . C D 74,000,000. The i factures. If Ministers had proposed the repeal of The brat skip from the Mediterranean to India direct, absent, partly in con se quence of not being co if, so era lch it intended the Exportation Duties, the trade of England would in which private traders are wholly concerned. is re- covered from•his attack of the gout, and peril,* ding 10 00 9 000 'in I have been served and relieved ; but to lemon. them turned in safety into port. She is called the Gibral. cause's similar scene was fresh in his recollection , * 1: 1. iltal. 5 10 of in - d the year 1818, the , . - tar of 600 tons. .• - . rite Marriage of his daughter. Is surely to abet *stews of them who are Inimical ' hirty-eight millions. It is mid that Mrs. Edwin, the actress, has been The Bishop of London, as Dean of the 0 1 0 1 , tore j ail o f 28,000,00 0,1 to our commerce, and t 4) give the proof of direct ro b be d , of above 26001. by a Stockbroker, 'whom Royal, attended to take the register of the nistrillti . RIO a m o unt of the Rog. i rbeelllityie commercial enterprise on• die part of the she entrusted with the money to boy for be; it 'Go. astilso the clerk of 'St; George's, I-Goiter-1g tam i i . Pem 000 1 000 1 lockets ~Ssideb Govoromfet itself. 'unseat Aanaity on her life. which parish the saloon is situate. As soot is 1 50 • t. , • I ._. ... .