The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-06 00:00:00

.._..~. I.IOI,ITICAL ECONOMY, STATISTICS, aunt *e GF.RIIAN and FRENCH. LANGUAGES, I.aant I up as a new Plan by a Literary Gentleman of ac kiiewleded I;ailities, oho can lave MONISM tOPerfoOS of Inc • ry Stu °wigwam% Apply at the Pantie Subacriptiatt*S*l7, 50. Galldsit street, New asond-atreet. DIN I' IL I C /IS Tailor, Habit-maker, and Army dialler, at his 014-evtahlisaed Hoare, No. is, it 44 fl riir4 l4 4treet ( b% . how stMERIOR u s e d h3/4011Y nop,o. et! siglif of citing lieu of Fashion Clothes. Lodes' ltidiag-nabit-, and loans. Gentlemen's Oreso.c., has given we a geurrol sisti-foctioo), begs have to saldeit the honour of a column' tore of the Cnionsankl. of the Nubility and Gentry, tow inch toe utmost attention will. at all tides, be paid. • • This Day is printed, Prices. ALETTKIt of ItENIONSIRASCH to the ROI thus. the Earl of CIIATH AM, Muster-Geaerat of the Orda tote, Ac. &r, etc. on the Natal* of the 0111ce•of I aspeetos-Gencr.al of Ordnance t:lospitol% t its injustice and tench leylau. F.re. is as a piece of patronage. By Ist NCkiiikON idAt.CHEKENSIS. ZS; at : I ; are rirtszasis jig u &wna*p. EuermaSiref f iA losn. esp. " Unit the cam these be said nay longer to lay clam to " excellence, ,ha oust he supposed more 'than outer aeu to •• at ttte power or the wilt to get *MPS* or to be less " qual.tie3 by iaiontiation for a pest a( Itwatiar I" t tag sated by Sherwood, Neely, aid Poterooste-t - re* ; .and C. Chapple, 66, PALI Alan 1 and to he lutd ut the litaworlters. _ . A i 1 ! cu. NMI., Due. Duo,. i: . 0 u 1% stirriard ...". ti • U q t'ottrobur,;4l... i 0 I keans..... ...... .. ....... 1 I it; TESMA N. PItoPoSITII TEN 4X. it i ONDON: SATIMOVIr, JAMVAKT 6. • ETIVIAS I. —kbliday et the PubLit-Veep, Tut degraded state of the French press renders the Paris Journals wholly uninteresting itt the al) ! seism of **int documents. French papers to the 4 2kth of Q•acionibee were received last night„ hot they contain nothing official, and the only lote 7 resting information .to be found in them, is a con. urination of that which we have never doubted — the incessant marches of different corps for Spain. The repudiated Dowell:is still at Paris, where the continues to be treattxt with respect by her ci . dhoti, knebirl4, which ensures to her tho undi. Rainisittaniteneininf the Circle of the Thuilieries. that lusiAllikkeirst of novelty, which has in All egos stronily,snarked thecbaractess of refined 'lotions, has' already produced in this Metropolis a versatility is 11%21)06c *taad, which renders even X5B must important Cratli s mere " wonder of setae days." • When England broke the Pence of Amiens, Russia, Prussia, and Aostrla s were entire —they hate all boon successively beaten. The power of -.Prussia is annihilated ; that of Austria reduced to imbecility ; and from the enemy, Russia has bec ome a. •tbc warm Ally, and even confederate, of France. liaritiLeol is, in fact, unquestionably the Con • Asteror of the Continent of Europe—and donbtless • ' , is et this moment maturing gigantic plans of fu. • tare oierratiuus. The last +Lemont. front Paris . velem-stoat him as being employed day and night in •.- • teonsacting military business— but chiefly with his. labia friend and counsellor, BERTIII EH. the fu. ~.' t t ure operation; of this favourite of Fortune, • meanwhile, appear to excite neither nppreheusion • nor curiosity in the People of Englund. 'The danger with which our Indian Empire is so limminentiy threatened—the implacable aspect whica the American 'dispute has now assumed— ; s4rof slariniag pressure of the Tore,!, are, : 4 ,lloehtless, subjects calculated powerfully to elt• lOC tho public atteotion7.bat to ns these serious • nvmats—are hut the Calif!). of more intently fixing f air attention ow the future hostile movements of , ' 'I4APOS.IOII qpi,nft, Great Britain. . • fibs ith 'welt ailtiary as navul, of Eng. hi immense L'but white oa the !con our •=. 311001. commandied with energy, sited and . , $ • ' success, our toilltarz 'l s tnterprises are, with very (ow exceptions, uninicapitfal. The People of Ike a:nil arc, iiieleaid;,)OlemiliaT with the miscar. , - :.spenkitioir t •thii the ilea of a Court of ' or . ts Catli t t Martial, is always present to the imagination When an' is sotto:ed. We have had aSavAitosmaamtles ttimi.for tip., series, sad a Military Commander far not capture. i ug Buenos Ayres: We hive had a E ourt of le.; 'gull on allot hetpenerai, for transporting a beaten grey from Eidson to France—which army after.' wards came up is tine to assist at the battle of COIIIUSJI 'and. * * kith battle had Sir J. MOORE su s. vivre!, sei slitAlel have hod a Court of Inquiry on she subject' of his relreq. chs the Expedition to the Scheldt, the public are of opinion, that something wore than a Court Of Inquiry—a Court. Blartlal, should be held. 'Tbs Ministers of the Crown differ from the public in opinion on the sub. jeer, audit Yet remaios to be seen whether the Pada. maul, to which •his NisJiaerY has refer s red the City London, null curicor in'tbat opinion. But if all that we have heard of the cruelly of Grim. 1011 PET'S obstinate defence of Flushing, he has thought worthy of disgrace—of what Would Commander of such an Expedition, as that saiLi from E ngl a nd, nutter Lord CUAr. he e 3 / 4 erred north) • p ed iile . of England were a thinkiug re.. pie t as unless 40. Y e . relinquish all claim MI to that A. • • Victor, may yet n; presumed to bestow some con. ' ~, 11 : , s' . 4 it 1 ' • II i 4 P • ) 1 it 1 1 i • the sub to the atupeth Nardi Cfu . wn jectoal maul, I of Lot' after al MoxN been ti the which • •- The lastat t , ••.• yip 416. r intention on the have slightly Our .Empire lyeatesei and fitim without—thebreach becomes Wider—the Cent_ to be closed—Spain and Portugal aro on the eve of subjugation—Aretian. l , where Citholic Eman. cipation is demanded, will speedily be threatened with descent—our West India Islands are not fluurishing, and are discontented—we owe more titan 700 millions sterling—we are spending something more than .a million and an 'half per week. Gold has disappeared. Contractors, ape. culaters, bankers, and peculators, are ;massing inordinate wealth by the vireos of the war. • Cor. suption reigns paramount, pervading every deport. ment,and poisoning every. ramification of society— while the mass of the People of England dailyH rise, to some now sense of dilficalty or, privation. The Taxes cats , tie longer be rid. On this subject the Meeting ie. St. , George's Pa. rish, in the Borough, will prOduce alarming coo. viction.—Disasters and calamities are accumulat ing on every tide. The prospect is, indeed, terrific; nor can we .suggest a solitary hope of averting the threatened danger, but tty-:-PEACE„ and mediate PARR AMENT 41,11,Y REFO43II. For inlet ere we fighting :E LIVERY OF )N. dr -somi--- sierrom, _ Wrote a litter to then Lord Matey, iearsties IAJESTIf would Out re. ceive any Addresses or Petitions of the City on the Throne, except from the body corporate. Sone afterwards, a Petition was agreed to by the Livery, anffordered to be presented to his Majesty sitting on the Throne, which wis•refused, as appears by the following proceedings 4-- In a Meeting or Assembly of the Mayor, Al. dermen, and Liverymen of the several Companies of this City of London, in Llonsmon snares. bled, at the Guildhall of the said City, on Tues. day, the 4th of July, in the 15th year of the reign of Geoaolt the Third, and in the yoar afonv Lord, 1775 : The Right Honourable the Loan MAYOR se. queinted the Livery, that the Sheriffs waited on his Majesty at St. James's, on Wednesday last, and that Mr. Sheriff noses addressed his Majes. ty as follows : " NAY IT TOUR MAJESTY. 14 We are ordered by the Lord Mayor, 4h.. Li serf of she City or London. in*Common Hail ass.... to wait upon your Majmiy, to know your Tilojesty's Ra j , Will and line:sore, when-your Majesty Will be plemed to re ceive. upon the Throne, tgeir humble Address, llemoustnince i and Petition." • T. which his Martyry answered, " Yoe will please to take notice, that I will receive their Address. Itetionstrame, s t ud Petition, on Fade, twit, nt the Levee." Mr., Sheriff Pe oarn replied, " Your Majesty wilt remit us to inform you, that the Li very in Common flail otkembled. have resolvri not to present their Address. Rebscmstrioce, and Petitino stale.* pair ,:la jesty shall be pleased to receive it sitting T ithe Throw, To which his 11A;esTT answered, • an ever ready to receive Addresses mil Pellilons— but 1 ion the judge where." • The Loan M4YOR theedeclarell, That in con sequence of the order of the Livery that the Ad. dress, Remonstratice,ind Petition, should not be presented to the KING but hitting on . his Throne, the Sheriff's report to him, and lord Ilciurrottels letter, his Lordship had not attended bit MA; li.sT with the said Address. Ordered, That his Ma.rtsvy'S answer. now re ported, be entered in the books of the Livery of the City. Resolved, That the Kis° is bound to bear the Petition of his People, it being the undoubted right of the subject to be he*, and not a *tatter of grace and favour. Resolved, That his M‘tassTy's answer is a direct,' denial of the right of the Court to have their dews heard. Resolved, That such denial readers the right of petitioning the Them*, reinguised and established I by the Revolution, of no effect. Resolved, That whosoever advisettbit MAJZSTY,- directly, or indirectly, to refuse hearing the bun. hie A4drant Reiliosstivwe t ;amt-Patitiss, of tits Court on the Throne, is equally an tagety to the; happiness and security of the Kinto o ' end to the ; peace and liberties of the People. . ! Ordered, That this Address, .ItehionetrttaTh' and Petition, which his MAJ erre rvfitsedin'ille: on the Throne, be printed in the public papers, and signed by the Town Clerk. Resolved, That the following instruction be ,given to Our Representatives in ,Parliatnent,:"'" GENTLEMEN--Tonare Inducted by the Misty la Com mon hall hmesobkil,- so the nest nuretlat of Parliament .to I ^move for am humble Adlisess f#nm the /NOM of Conimoesto 111=1, (emits** to know who were the advisees of I those. hwasires Which have posted Popery and tobitrary p ast o r to A im e e* . nod have plesised us into a Mg Ineelln nil tint war, to the :Overdo,' of She fonder/metal principles of Ladish Liberty, th a rata of our rims wahushie Ossuwerce, 'and the destrection of his Majesty's Subjects: dl's who were the advisers of rissensure so dangeross to his Majesty's htppineo, and the right* of its People, as relisliAe to bear the Petitions and Gavials., d his Subjects. Tim are fur , thee instructed, eroticism to move the rsalaipeeetusent of the authors Rad adriseni of those measures, that by brinsing them to pnbliejostier. sell Cinaelllers may be removed from before the K inc; Ms Throw stay be established; t h e rights of Ms People beSindlbsted; aid the wholalisapik restored. to the enjoyment Opiate, liberty. and safety. Ordered, That the said Res.dvtiou be fairly traneerilhd. signed by the Tows Clerk, and try him delinwst to Mt Re presentatives in Paramecia. Ordered. That the Sheriffsdo wait upon Min Majesty, and deliver into. his Majesty's hand. in the name of the Lord 1 Mayor, Aldermen ' and Livery. in Common Stall assembled. a fair copy of t heliesnintiosis agreed to es Mldsoasmer day,. aid this. day, signed by the Tow. Clerk. ' Ordered, That the Sheriffs, attended by Mr. Rerneralwan ter. do to-morrow wait upou his Majesty With the aforesaid Resolutions. Ordered, That the Resolstions of this day be printed in the Public Papers, signed by the Town Clerk. in 1797, a Petition haying been refused to be toceivea upon the Throne, a Common Halt was held on - the Ist of April, 1797, to receive the , following report of the Sheriffs to the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR CommOrt-MAil. 9 arm 1, 1797. '477 4 7Zoitias Majrety . sii the Levee, yesterday,. to ►, whew he would be pleased to.receive the Ptiitiou at Hector. /Woe. Aldermen, and Uteri. ' • We were Wonsan! by Vie Poke of Portland, that his Ma jesty vfoold receive It eta Wednesday Mu at the Levee, or ' my Otter [alive day 1 bat would not receive the Petition on the Throne, as it does not come from as City Asf London la lti - Corporate cupacity. We have the honour to be . • - . Your Lordship', vent bumble servants. Saturday Morning: 10 o'eloik, ` 5. L'ANGSIVN, • Right Hon. Lord Almon W. STAI NES. Ranked, Thai the Sheriff of Landow haws an acknow ledged right to au audience .f *Ling, and are in duty bowed teekonanot She mama. • FA itivsked unaaimoudy, That It appears by , the report aft the Sheriffs, when they . btleadedi et Si.. Jonee's to knew. what his Majesty would be pleaded to retelve tie Address and Petitioa of the Mayor Alderweit. awl Liverymea. as revolved in Comma Hull an the 230 of •Marchhino em they had mot ea aadlence o oh s • boot ti. we as ipsooola ilicoogli the audio's of the . iris - - - ~, , i Itewleed, rant the &Wire, * 11 9 ' • he iiilithril $ &num, a porsollai audience • . . km. his R.eget wilt and pleasure when he • rectioa taper Ms 17oretwo the said initial and Wool - ' Platte.. • Reidy* That the Sherif be instroellexte., 44tarn KW' Of arrY), *at tot e :eYtte:' • leteroon; ea Livery 'Or wwasq he Come limn aserwitkll,llonout de. liver Stir Adthois b soy other *Moto the Xing upon she Theism COMIIION.RA Le, APRIL 12, 1797. The Right Hon. the I,OltD MAYolt laisi•before this C. 041111011 Hall.the Sherits' written Rep et 19 his Lordsliip, 0 his MAavair's answer, wheal tidy itteaded - at• 9f. Jsiovi'a, to know Whist Ago M/4151MY !mild be pleased 16 rer.elve the PotifW6 •.4 the hinToii A.ldermetl and Liverymen as re- • ~. • .... . seq. Sod • •.4 4 ftlit .... nesses=exelennwasus. ... : ,...immE n . solved In the Colima UALL, kohl the 2.3 d o . • Marsh hut, which Report was read as follows :-.. MIT Loso—We look tie earliest_ pirchroity go weir es Os SW et Ate Isms this de o we *MUM 1~1 Mann I, !NI closet. and *Hood the sump es directed a s Gs Livevitat rim last Cosmos* Hall, token his lifsinty returned the Ibileasiag MAW :.- " nit eat Whig the Address sad Petition) of the City et A' Leedom I. their Corporate capacity, I cation receive it ot t ' " the Throne. 44.Sta ti mwer given will by the Duke of Portland was by 4 , an y , and I will row repent . it. that I shall be R ai 64 to ive th e Address arid Pot' moot of the L.rd Mayer. 4 ' Ableemee. and Livery el Landoll. at the neat ; er m y it ether L e y te , providisi the person ;lew* the. taaw.a • 44 Wet eland the ith,lamothet st ;es!' We are, toy Lord, Yourellardship's suet obedient servants, sth April; Mrl, it LANGSTON, rt. li tti.tlse Lord Mayor s W. 8 l'A IN ESs $ I , l ta. consort -Ratty getonsa 9, 1800. Another Petition agreed -to by the Linde/ and, Common Mall, !Nevin been refused to be reeviliell , by the KIN. apes the Throne, the fallowing ed. i port was made to the Loao 144iroa l Stod laid be. : fore the Common.ll4ll: Ceedbernably to the directions et the Lord Mayor. Aide" awn. aid Livery of the City of London, in 'Comma Hap i pre m bied, aa Friday last, we proceeded to Weymouth, sad obtained an Witmer of his Majesty yesterdni at neon, wha t vive addressed his Majesty as thilonst— . . May 4 please your blaiesty. We are ofdered by the cord Moro i S,Merawn, and Id. ieery of the City ut l,ondnu, in Gammon Moll Inemblth, to .wait ea your Majesty, humbly ie knewyour SA* plat.' s ure, when your Majesty wiif he pleased to receive s epos ti le Throne, their hanthle Address and Petitiou. • And his Majesty returned the fallowing answer :•., - " You will pleAse to iidave the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, a nd Lieiry of the City of London, that I will receive thlr. Address and Petition At my Lever, it St.d?ntees, ea Wednes day the LW: inst." We then requested his !limiestr would remit the Reroeii brancer to read the Resole:is:set - 0e 'Avery ; which the Ile s i rarinbrancer accordingly rend as follow= s • Resolved onaulmously s That the said Address he fairly• *transcribed and signed by the Town t lerk, sod presenied is his Majesty on the'Throne by the Rigto goo. the Lord May pod the Sherilfs. And his Majesty thereupon replied:— " I Me cser read . ) , to reeeise tbe Addresses and Petitions of my @Objects; hot I am the hest judge woere.". We bare the tumour' to he, oty Load, * • Your loordsliip's most obedient hatable servant. JNO. Pitttklbiti.?.,_,.. • loodan, 6th 0cc . 18.10. _ Titqs. lib DE SLI., ''""tlt• , ~.._—__ • CO I:0 N E It' $ ISQ U &Sr: ......... . . At half past two o'clock yeaterday, an Inque s t was held at the liag's MO, Orange-court, ! A . cestec-lields, before Anthony gen, 'Frig. Oeronei fur Westminster, en the hotly qr. 41adamuisella. Aan Paris, then lying dead at No. 4, sti Mar.; tinis.sereet, Leicester-flails, ' . Sarah 'Upton deposed, that she is logusenlaid lqft the place; that the deceased had lodged Oust. seven weeks in the house,. duriug which Oleo by .w kit cgs attended . mitre part iguler ly limn an servaut about As person of rho deceased. frequently (thieve...ll that the unfortuette ygdeir lady epitente4 tg.he rather flighty and ticeingot la her manner, suck as:dosing i tkp bell tiolently i gip; ing orders and almost itnaiedintisly • after gistri counter orders ; at other (Wm , 6* 1642 4" -46 1 with ttial violence, and - wncs. any 44 C it INFII 6II I ' Inquired what she ttesed, she w , eep . . wanted nothing. She was atom *WINO/ i.! l • 4:I S rent la her discpursr, rambling Nei aisiff - sit. : ~ to another With the utmost stapidtty,- sot ' . • J there being the least connection.betweetv In answer to a - ITWE'sticlti 4:90 10 1,4 4 411. JOY! Men, the' .witgess said, theldtiOdig4lo94 • 'was no swans in the habit of delifiklAli!..fse. that ' the day on which: the sinfacfetsatt.)llfalr ;bit place, she thought: the he deCeoged aprel* 'ON,. if she had . been drinking. . . At owe time the decease d fold saithesathat artS one had said she was road i Souther time *hi gais the witness. a shilling to: buy her set Iladastr. The witness said, " Good God, Misr, you telt,: ly must be mad to think of such a thlng ; **deli you know. it is contrary to law, and can pre. cure it." She thin sat dduin and wept' hittert ; she said she could get it io a mists 6; • site had heir used to take It fora pain in her bowels. 'eke vitae* replied," Very well, Miss, yea may kill foot dc 1 but I shall not give my assistance to I t l isi.4l4l4"' At other times, the poui yowl intli. iyfilll` 4ir L ail appearlace in excellent spiritk,cwiteii.4 . , saddest she would burst into tears :****l VII thing keieg said or dooe di the tlm tVOCOMilesiitS . Act would mitnefunes ..fiddle - with , ei eloilin • like a perstm. who was /i eside' , hesdelt ; site' vitilla collect a few flowers and:deck her (lair with lial4 and a thousand other little tricks that rtM apple to the witness to be the most tusosteat .pro Off lii 4 deranged intellect. Oednesday, she Wen Old st two, and returned at half after Sit o'clock. She then said, that she had green- a. coachman ,a; it. note at Brompton, she had to pay the man Oniysl. but she would not wait . for her chattge t rode thought it was much better to foss motley WI time. She went out about a quarter of an beer after the time of her coming ho*e' hod .rettirmil . . at eighke,"elleit i it a riniLker bonnet . e!! be! dimmed with artificial treiver,.. Slirilitrtso!l went up to her non apartments, and tg1,1011441,11 eboutseven minutes dine ; . she refused to. takelei! with two ladies that were in the parlour at tee time; 'she sat down at first in an ealltotakelfes• sive manner, then, in the'courso of a "instant !wit, with , the utmost wildness in her ceiratcll l !ge she exclainied, " ' Oh, I shall never see bop sPh" I have done the job—l bare takes goo* . , that-the laudanum L took skoidd go the basil, i The witness was instantly alarmed, kauni that thy . deceased had ordered ler to get lit'. leaden,* for her before Men: • -Pa ran n 1 147: in the utmost comities:WS, .itsitsser Ow raYs°" l the lady's- chamber. liiia ti r o ttlONlll At 0110 ,1 11 teamed to get some tit ' ..1, 1 11 leg Is.C. 41,11110. 11/1114 ie ' ' :her 00 . ::!1t io t .4deveratiast,.kot • lit's'inin -• t ;71W:Sif -continued rips,ol kir Fa, Veto thew fell Into a state oto,atAwffiCtifllla I • ' 'atelyeri the unfortmfifs Olossnisitinillint . . Medical assistance wet stet fur; thesif ; . . .goidilletell.attetolet!,, but they cal relief. She died beft,tec - day-ligke 0, 4 morning. The witseeillteew notbiet: Wilt ocular visitor to the deceased ; switboalnil, l ' i l !Islet knowledge of any of Mee. relations I . Mr. Emanuel GOsteek, of • • WatifueO l t [- • sargeonf mated, taut between {tai AO clef.; ,1 4 %ditelltdlif 404 . 41 ., -Ak saw,Ch o t i lta i l d k ib l e I rend all medicine that was off • Tor s r / oz - ` i / • ei. . ' iii typ 6 . . 0 sr I um . pp .. 10:1: 1 1, _,. ► 1 . ' he mew/sable mists, to which , siie ' PBOTIIONS Or Till Boded. I.OIITDO, oii India is dreateseei both' witbia , ' ii ir""-- deY .; it. 1 _ T 7 5, of 11,111.1011 u ut—thebreach wits kinks'. " Alderman Lord Waxer, then Lo r—tbe Continent of Europe is *bout his, that in future his MA. NArdit pahiI4.IGENCE. Po RT4W GUTH, J A If. s.—Arrived the Clyde frigate. Cm? modore Owen, from the Downs. ' Sailed the Achille an 4 Cesear, of 74 gans meth. for Ply mouth ; the former to be docked, and the latter to he paid tor. Arrived the Thracian. Captaio Grant, front the Nore. Sailed the Royal Oak, 74, and the Donegal, 74, with the dnquette sloop. to block:Weibel French ships is Cher. burgh ; the Scylla. with several transparts for • Guernsey ; and the Rapid Khooiser on a crtthe ; the Lavinia frigate, Lent Wtn. Staart, fur Palerno, to take the Marquis nod Marchioness of Bute there for the recovery of their health ; and the Rose, Captain Mussel. f.ir Guernsey. -1 A letter from Zurich says," we have been offici. ally informed, that M. Taiieyrand, the French . hii. nistor to the IJelvetic Confederacy, has again in. sisted, in the name of bis Court, on the urgency of accelerating, by the insist efficacious measures, the recruiting, of the Swiss regiments in the service of. France." Thursday Prince STA ria Eli RE R 4 39 accompanied by his two'Secretarits, Messrs. PROVOST and Ao. Neap, bad a conference with the Marquis- War.. tamest and the Cal4JaVeßka.Rit of the bactrieb mk s at ilia Foreign Office. ' j Messrs. Sansom and Tann°, Members or (Wl l American Cointnittee, waited on his Majesty's blio4 sisters, to learn their intentions in consequence of the rupture of the Negociation with Mr. Jackson; but no tlefinitise answer was given, ante that the reason assigned for intleciiitin was, , that the subjece 4 had not yet received that fell examinatien its importance required. '1 The University of Oxford has conferred the de: grec of Doctor in Civil 1 w on Lord .e.J The PRIMA ADIRASOOR yesterday paid a sit to the Bank ; his Excellency was attended b . ? Sir Goat Ouser.ey and Mr. Moat ea. Ott alight., lug from his carriage, he was received at the trance in Prittee's.street, by the Governor and Directors, and escorted through the 11411, which was covered with a superb carpet, to the in: teller. Thu Bank Volunteers were drawn up In the Omit end saluted his Eicelleney as he passed, their band performing martial music. His Excellency was conducted• through the various - Aces by the Governor and Directors, followed by a numerous train of Ladies and Gentlemen. The Procession was ?receded by six Beadles of the Bank with their silvor.olosited staves; in their proper costume. The two City Marshal& with a somber of Peace Officers, attended to keep order, "aid prevent the obtrusion of the Crowd, who gained admittance, and nearly choked up the pas. sages.. The whole routine. of the Beak business in the various offices was explained to his Excel. Iraq as he passed, and with which he seemed highly gratified. About two his Excellency, with his suite, en. tered the great parlour, whore refreshments were piepued for them in a very superb style. Daring Shia entertainment the band Continued playing iu 'the court-yard, to which his Excellency seemed 4ossitend-with great.pleasurk; mint near four he took his' departire, expressing his high satiates. lion at the polite hospitality he had experienced. 'The ridiculous stories 'which have Wei spread 4/brand of the multiplicity of family of the Persian AmbaSsador nee wholly without foundatioto. He, is married to a near relation of the Queen of Pans's, and has but one child. He is nephew to - HT's& fait A 111111 9 late Prime Minister of Persia, to when the pssmont Kiug is indebted for til' Throne, and who was one of the ablest men that Persia ever produced. The present King of Pe t• i 414 has jifig.six . sons ; and hence, perhaps, has arisen the mistake in ascribing the offsprieg attic Sovereign to his Repreienfatiee. The plac.artiposted up in the Court of than. eery, Lincoln's Inn Hill, talks of students In the too* doing exercises to qualify thew for the .bar...-We know 'of no exercises , except eating a Certain number of dinners in oho term. The builders of the houses around London ittel tend to establish a now Insurance Office akainst wind, because very few of their bonsai are!inlt‘i bited, and coulequendy but liable to. aecidept by I fire. Surtoets trimmed with sable fur are .now gene. rally 'Wore by tgefribiles of the present dayi:u ith Hessian boots Wash hip gilt spars. It is niapifeas that then insipid 'elixeumbs pay meek more Stitt). • rinds .to Oka skeoreting of their keels, than the i iroweinent efts ieir'isendo., , • . • • • :1) 4 64; en 'the 30tli Dee: Lieut. Cairoon ) of the 2bai Light Dragirs. • • • I .: i ~-