The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-03-05 00:00:00

I I I Ii i X w ?tapirs, Am er aids anrhor -4, IN ran etc , The named a several nteinett hirintima, to ealmine the above iloeumemn, • • After the '1 4 %41 of the D.ipuiy, 13orriti, Chairman at the (7'uniniositm. the Parliament isilopte•f, nrithuat a dimen ••"it voter, tire proposed memuica fur the defence of the • c,ruitry. • PUIPATE COBH ESPOPI DENC • • NAPLES, ersapailr 13, 1811. I. 11 is getting every day 'lure and more dangerous • to' fainibris to reside oil the Cotifinent, and yet the „.E4glivit are pouring in from all and to Whine , . •.ter.. As to oar/affairs here, on have been looking them through too greats magaifyitig 'power, said -*o'er the•isccounts I have rrcuirett front °theta nut of . it . tles, they hove been highly exaggerated. We all ...are aware of the unloosen of the Austrians, hut • , 100i); 0 .e II Is Mt SO *Ol known of the uusnimity of L tligg.ortstirre nation arriinst them as enetnies, and of 41 dOittuived resistance, though, perhaps they may ~,loivaerrpsnerieff, I believe the amount of fightint • •Isitef nisei* field on the Neapolitan side estrum( bt ...mwaineamikoie than 60.000 oleo, wolf accoeired ; . 39,000. of thou picked men smiler the revolution bUireErit rept. The garrison duty. Etc. is done by the muses's; they are rieternittreil„ -as far as we (wilier, 1 0 fgt.t or die in the cause of liberty, and 1 agree .with Sitakspeare, tirst lie that has " rewrote awl • ristiee ou his side ii more than doubly ' artuetl,'' I • *ad So I hope they will prove and vanquish their tonnwtoors; nut fat lovu of Ill:. ni•tion, which it ,the.lawets , , uty estimation,(it Europe, but on r secouut or the gluttons cause Of liberty, for which ioanytravit 'uttered, am: will again. to ruairirain, IS. no (Nolo, a sUisfartnote for the Neapulitniis - • ,ti , ey Since not arm., &c. suiZeierit„. for they have a -population Enough to •furtush an army egoirillein or greater than wlto Austris can tkqultigisi , :sl t h em , hot it is genvolly believed h ere they will the the :city rather their let . ttf.rll iivo the hands of the - Austrians:, so mrctetite are They ; to be sure there ere many ebvillitiong of eutinpissm and patriotism • in these thoes, but can't think they are all truth. 'Last night I visited the theatre San Callus, wh e re tie) , gore is comedy, written ,on the naomeot, mid cantainiug _screed' aentsrueot:rl • and /patriotic painages, calling on all the ft sends of their country to stand forth aid be unanimous la. destroying their her Royal lien asleep, the countenance being so placid. The to see her dear arid only child expire. Her *togs at the moment may be conceived, but cannot be described. When the Royal and afflicted Parent wits informed that there wee no longer any hope, her Royal Highness in the greatest iltstresa of parental feelings, fell into the arms of be equally afflicted husband. '• • et., it It •was thought right !n issue the fullowitrg'bole Win of the mournful event for the matisfartiams, the public : to*n ,Irn The Riot's Palace, 31.J:two's; Sunday, Mart h 4, eleven o'clock. ca. " The Prineesn Elizabeth was indisposed no Friday. • Her Royal Highness became feverish yesterday, and about one o'clock this muffling we. seized with • convidsla• which she expired. HENRY HALFORD, I " WILLIAM KNIGHTON. • " ANDREW HALLIDAY." In addition to the above, we learn that both the Duke and Duchess were as well as in the disteessed state: of their feelings was to be expected. They received affectionate visiis of condolence front the Duke of Yoart, the Duchess of GLovcawvu, aird * the Pvioteis SuPI4I.A. The two. latter rasmsin ed between two and three hours comforting and supporiii:g the Duchess under her bereavement and affliction. Au express was sent sent off at four o'clock yes terday morning to the KING. et Brighton, with cormuunicstion of the melancholy tidings. Si • ROBERT GARDINER, who was London, sent coir, an express to Prince LEOPOLD and the DUCtliftli Of KENT, at Claremont. rt. Lust night the body of the Princeln by l'etr:n. NlcClar.tion, E. 1., Scrjeant iSurgeoh. to the KING, When it was discovered that the cause of her Royal fliglinese's death ass what is called an introrusception ; that is, one portion of the bowels had become rot:pooled in another 'portion. a dieresse to which all young children and even atlnlts are suhjec.. , We believe that ne vet had a motion avowedly int Anvuter so unusuti an object as that which this Marquis of Lassuos/ a. with his wonted ability submitted to the House of ,Leads ; ight him in sow instunciioend cei,uot mi jury to the 'white, for *het her a drisate eoatinaes few boors more or Ices, is riot's mutter of - much tar meat, and no tine ever thinks of luokiinuto Lail lti TI EREAOHN speeches furinforniatiou; ,birt to 'raid... fer this peculiarity of extoreslion, This happy anthi gnity, this maids,. dtitetity. . from Polistrient to dipcoroacy, c.:n ottly,trihfr tiPitirtoirruss proceedings ill which an honest ShifeSmao ought to be anxious to appear explicit um* slistinct. We e. t clue — lion Lord CASTLBILBAGIeIi ability to /mike himsrlf understood, if such *ere really his wish ; hut if, in point of fact, the Noble Secretary's habits of Mind are too invcierairly formed to admit of a re. laxation now-a-days in favour of clearness of rawer. rime, we should recosanwitil that route young Tory be looked out in Oxford, who by prOper applica tion might be able to ascertain the Noble Lord's meaning, and convey in plain RIO intelligible lip 4 ' gunge the result of his inquiries to all shout it Illa .1.40.11", "4 t A Lisbon Mail arrives! last night, with Paper, to the 25th last. The ('ortea had hero for *nine days occupied with the thactrioien of the basis of the new Constitution, which had met still little opputut tun. The Paris Papers of Wedoestlsy last have arrived. It iv stated under the bead of Vicuna, Ilw 18th February, that Gineval N1 , 13/NT had left that city on the 16th,, upon an invitation from Kiag FIRDINAND, avid that it is said he will accompany his IllfttivsvY to Naples. The two Em perors, it is also said, will cootinue their journey to Florence. An article dated Augshorit. the 21st February, states, that extraordinary levies of young NMI have bees ordered in the countries of 'coke and I.nrobariti. In complete the lift lian regiments in the merrier. of Austria, but that these levies have net teem raised every whe r e with It adds that soother strotig.Austrion tiivilian his guard the 1 11 1 ,.. near Ferrstra, and was to follow the route of the rorps that mere sohaimitig upon Urbino and Promo.— The Five per ` -. Cent. Consols were on Tuesday th• f. bfre. Flank Actioni. 1,512 —A raper or Sat•rday states that nuespre-,s has arriv ed atannineirg the state of the Funds ow Wedorsday, on which 'Jay the rears left off at S f. 33c. They were un the pre et dim; slay 841 Par. Some humming intelligeort from Naples is given is so. other part of our paper. The Quams. we understand, has enesentsd unease iite 89.0004. •-% est voted for her utaisde natter and support he Parliament. It is to corn surlier (rum . thw sth January, 18-20 : her 31.unat'Y will erbium-warmly have to *.*:sire 13.0001. 011 ac could g,l last yes% fur which shr only reoeived 85,000/.. the sutitillietted to her when Prioress of WALLS. ' , out*, 744 . __ iilg a f tiviiire; P. tiarkillhdiiiii f 'De Koos for I i •lini; 'Levi Mr. ehoesoiliki Isr • berietelat ; sad Hi. Marks Amp ,0•,14i • s ALI. A . , • Ili MAU, sl44i *IA *4 ma, ids Ali SIQIIITON • Mitiscii *to rt 01.3 ,, 3,01111. r; The `Pifilee‘ iirfrvits, • since Ai.' area' t ihe Kilig, Imes been but few : they merely iucliedc the Russian Ansbssualur, Count Lieven. and his Countess, the Ambassador of the Netherlands, Baron Fig,•el, audGeneval Sir William Keppel. A dense humid atmosphere flea succeeded to a long reign of bright, cheerful. samotiable weather. This circumstance. lidded to a numerous list of de minutes, has thrown a shade upon the gay colour int: of the fashionable horizon. The presence of royalty, however, gives a tone to the twin, pre . vents the spirit of gaiety from sinking. and infuses its Kemal influence two every• circle. Brighton may boast of poaseseitig a band equal; perhaps, if not superior, to any to Europe. We allude to his Majesty's private band, which may challenge any company of mtniteiaus . for skill and rucelleiice in their att. During his Majesty's stay at the Palace they have every night' 41 discoursed most eloquent ntnsic," and excited the admiration of the diatinguialitd iterieuagea present. We hero cannot forbear adverting to a circumstance. evilic tug, at once, the correct taste and goodness , he:lit for which oar Royal Patron is distinguished. tVlieu the whole band is playing. if a single fel* note should escape one musician, so quirk is the ear of lois Majesty, that be will immediately notice it, sod point out the indivianal from whom it pro ceeilec: ; while, at the, same tune, he invariably suggests some plea in eztenuation of the per former's error. Walter KorrelT, Esq. M. P. one of our County ItepiesLiitetives, is still itaytte s e at the York Hotel. Sir John Morisse and Lady IVarreu left us yester day, fur their town residence. Yesterday divine service was perftersned at the • littqu's Palace in Pall-mall by the ltev. Dr. 5T,11• 1 4 NICK CLANS The folloviiiig..were among the distinguished characters who celled raft:May to inquire sifter the Doke mail 4111virhiros ui CtASPNCE, and left their names or totistoleoce ii, the death of the infant' Earl Spencer, nail Viscountess ThlJlcy.au/.. 14, C ou ntess of lianas:gnat, litarehoosees ise Bask the Ladies Thyone, Visrmolutess Sydney, Lady C. Auburn. hant..Aarl and conuteas - of Mayo. Lord ad Lady. Worley, Ste Hobert mad t.say warrmn t,. ann. coast sad Cotton-is Ludolt, rbs !liveries ilsepaiir, Sir Gilbert Rh*, firs. Etc. W.ll•Atar t _nod •nari • fair Ryder, Townelumet, vly Hipps*. hunting ill 300 an non nee •• Operw -ICW for tbe•in. coestry. t• •p ►y a :part, or maw uteebt, WISUie - Saturday, of Moustache, in the opera of Henri Qmatre. 01i Monday night Mrs. DAVISON commeaced an engagement of four nights at our theatre, in the character of Letitia liardy, in The Belles Stra tagem. The afierpiece was The Bony ; (though in contravention of one of Lord CHESTER FIELD'S rules) we love now and then to indulge a broad and beady laugh, we were so •" vulgar" as to stay for ita performance. And whew truly it such a recipe for risibility to be found as in ti ha, ha, ha's, and liovdeniali poutings and johbings ofMrs. DAYlsoit's Prise, Thallsoy ? It has escaped our recollection whether she used formerly t.' take in hand to give Muster Wally a regular milling. flowerer she floored him very wienti fleetly on our boards, on Monday evening. VVe did nut take our eyes off the ring ; but if our ears de ceived us nut, the peals of laughter and applause whieli bailed and followed this striking effort of the fancy, were too general to hats prereedid fruit. " the gods" alone.—(Norfolk lannick.) J. and J. Sil/WRIGHT have the high satirfac iltion of ceopmdidating their friends, who purchased ,6a4bni"Cleplab the resell of last Tbaniday's Dreamt, telthdi amhbe Them to distribute is Thirteen Storrs. proot Reims of 21,0001 Matey sad be ct i i iig a theircuotinniurce Chk, 11th of TH beim' St. Patrick's Day, the 4101 11,1 , when Three Prises elf' 111,0001. all the tither Capitals, mud he straws; and foots lilkeittlinentun ettraetlits of ea rich a Wheel. they re. consamesid e 0 earl y applicant's, at their Offices, 37, Cora bill; il, Maim and 30, Hayassiket. AlloTittllt 21,0001. SOLD DT iftsn.—Tharrday last way the Second Day of ()tatting of the State Lottery, when N 0.2,053, Claw A, cam drawn a Prize of 21,0001. Consols end Mutter, which was sold by BISH ; elu abet sold the following Capitals, all drawn un Thursday lot 1,147 .. £2llO Chas B wb..kr Ticket, 1.147 .. 200 Class A in 15 Shares. 1,324 .. 2110 „ Class C iu Shares. 2,273 .. 200 .. Claus A .. in 12 Shares. 1,214 200 .. Class A .. Whole Ticket. 236 269 .. Class A .. Whole Ticket. Arid nn VAlrutine's Day BISII pace away 2,122, Ciao , • 2.0001. in sister'. sixteenths—The Wined .1111 rutita . s- Three 11,0001. Prizes, Consuls suit Mosey, and se..' other Capitals, all of which mast be drawn 17th of it • Month, being St. fairish'. Day, shen the Iwitery entail% Diiiiittea. A fru , Warranted undinwn Tickets end Shares Ise l.(t for Sale at 111511'. (laces, 4, Ciorelnil, mud 0, crag., Laudon, and at hie agents to tic County. Mo'u learn flow . st • very interesting dornmei.• jest pablealterl, Mowing the colon twist and maw factored eottotia seat from Hull yearly, frunt 1814 lq the present time, that the quantity of twist ported lies increased from *eau) to seventeen ni.•- lions of lit.. and that• td ratios goods, from • ref *anti I the • '% . • • ' • • . . . , . - . . . • .• . . - -.•e. • . . - - • 0...- i ii „ • * _ .. -^s ar • ;i:1 , • .., . . • . . . • i '‘.. . i ' . . • • . , . ' .• • . . • se. • . • • •• c 511 4 4. • I„, N, ••:- 11 t, %- • `N, • .\ ..• • . • 4 0 . . - . II i. , . . . • . • • . : „,, • lA.. • e .. • ~ k• • 1 4 ' 11. V.l - ' • • . . . • li t .. \ . . . . • • 1 . s . • ' , . . "- •• serN- S.IN - ...• . . . . . 'l4 . , • ... . * - . . . _, • s . .• . i f il kis twi ii s r e ,- - 1 .1 FP I N : " se • s i,..,_ , ‘.4...., )..,:,•.. \ gilt up their le•Httiti•mi• .. ._ ; nl•7 • Net• the kwilli•ld Maki it:lriltili .01 Patris," and ill lil t ` ' •ti- ITlMuitieft ' 0 Tlie•Telkit illNilikiiiitrilitt . taityp: ~ ..iii4 .aio ` BRII'ISH IN . STITUTION. ' Wiese die wed eelobeated people of the *sive», to &din- irs • • ~.. A • • ,_ •-• el l ~ • q.t. $ . i wish timer/1m throughout &toil' period of eiviietior- I lil lu ltio te • I l tel r •18. • , • The remit are thronged daily. delve progtieslicated, the t. Tile erre isle yr& ansink led have talkie Gorily, letterset .' l * I T mul Pre'nottote approvej; nor could lie anticie ,:', .7' •te iii, .; s t , s ''. 1 . . • ,': The Cafbonari are gip ' vigilaat that iteakely soy pate thataity *Slight whiZsit since the debate Upon . ' At . k .. .g... , .„,,. _ , .„._,_ ... 0 4 c....,........--,,„---- c - - .._..,. . . ....,.--=---4,:?.....c.,,,,...A 'heretics a the Fabibstimi has e'stabllirtied, end is stilt iii_ ur time , rm. to a "t ien t led the t " : " I P I juts a lit "' thing Paialili;elll" , are not acquainted with , 'land 'Earl Geer's motion lied reached tin , country • 'oh, bays laiSaired alitiosc4 iambs' those 'utile riripleS, ''''' ...7' treasiam the growth of a very deep end geeera t inter", i n - , 6 i. • ' 4 w ow olath depend die pewee, the splendor the celebrity of Ma- hitterly they fonini nut the Prefect of the e towe l.. . I , t4 ,, pecitit_the projects a the„Lmbnuitit..or_.the V.. ~...„'F.A.,:e__.: . ,,,er"-- -. :....re5...q,,:. ...v_ile.-- i ,„. 4 .-., , ,,,...„..........d.....“:"4".i10a5•ru5iii mf 4-4Jaa .fig o „ 10 :.. uir°411° '. 4 ". iiraftine - oilicet •- ir - -etiiinii-IaSIA tlilifeirit - idishineni -- ' llnifaota eiVeia Of the AI I ies. i ptclicied Po ...w lah - FASHIONAIRLI PASTIRS.. • • width we took ocCiliiim to floppier the opening of the Erin. tiftelfilai iTailisesi w Midi lii7i - der. . . ~ . , , .4 , . ~ !AIWA, My been mustard •Stiril Mee. Lawnisree by she eue o s mih m• h 0 1,,,,,, e4e d t e r i tss a m e r .,,,,, ' b e t e f li e s ,. Writing private letters it, is said 'to the King's •On alienation in the feelings' Isie lAOHNIII'II I- • Illarmtie o f Lettereere. ilt ie _Weed an earelleet.yiere, • /7,..and goals' rts_otles it run the comer if iO t s• : friesade s Real . +Whet; al alp, frs 'limb, lustrie 4 -- utatego is to leapt them to erildet - ii - his senttallnire - ' nrA a , , - • 1 70 d r • - ' iis ie --- ,Cary tr „ aresTieitsdereshWilie•fi'vtrendlte terestrat potrolitieed ::•iyeisMallivitotillefkeet Witheroctiostrttntlairlmt-' - ... • ' . h ,ro lame , ' • larr epee it.thiss,erefeell •It was wet from say wean of aurae. 4 f eley al p thiiejsn ei t • jog r oss;; b„ tero i# oc io . this• ol do o k. the gave . tin attire lo kMete tient sos." deone.;• in' towdlie In the filere*Of Prince de NitTTEIN tell. Partillethetie . Yr.lt !" 111 1?" 0 `h ?ewer ler, the tares; wt that' one aildnition was out 'draws to : , ~, Whitelisll.pleeel tiielor V . 4 v.; f j . 4..1. ..• ... • L 4. .. *RN Au 1.1 Int Itt l ior i a law fu%/Iviereida.terloo testi- los assonVirotts letter, or they would issisinate Isim't Nothing of tlaip.M . _the Ilisrquis of LelllOllW II 'PIS Lid sailellailatesSarliaMitylitirif47. l o4efed i aiiiii• ' k - , 4 ,411sAra proittrilou eerier! notice of ' ' "' Oill'ur i eirerytim the Yegiesioacy of the throw. mad • t-, • , ...,.. N 0.20. 44•Liou mejoying his gepasf i end No 75. A. 1.. tatbertikli it Our , , a „ - h ,„„i pota ,„,,, t ,„ . s i tu „;„_ he went 0 short, distence Crass town, &at did not ettpect ; but tuniestandiugy that the Cabinet% of the taiument en Thursday te the IliaeqiiiredMPWere•lrditeits ra le i __ _, l _, ~,,,d „,.,. x . • •off „. • _ tol . Lamiskare s lan - Sri -and-"etsiNtiavar - st , Lady Starr it :7'." " , ,,___ l r""r 7 4 Repast,- y the same Catcher,. i . '''' 'cer t ..' Heroic Stair.," Our Ilagftialiscsila eretetPriae: leave nmoolsewoone • I the consequence was that Allied Suivereiens had not been so ft/tills:lAP us i Eel irtais. . 4 ••,. , , v ,, A. .. " ~ „ ry err peer , of; perhaps, more lahour thee The 5 ci ,„,..... Stanley, Earl e mow gr. thor. ~,, . . . . ''' the theracertivernatiatieu .Eltrupe fur the awes part appreere they ignoinittiottsfY put .him to death, tore Out one of gather from Lord CserkageAsin's Circular Lei tei mesi,• Or. Lismastsei, Mr.fspatiosi, Mr. fro c;ley,' Rai- al ~. .. to ike .cau MNlT . , i i i r l , mi t i l i b ii i y r it t ii ir is ec i :. i ::;:, h l s on h m s Pa rm i r g he tA tt ee sh i : , . - • \t," hat o' ,silos 0100.1texims to rile NW the banks of I th e ::: rda 4°° " E•4l4.or itt t u r ho llel u rel . _ ,,er 1411 " . in iim.e. ' . b : 11, : , : . ` 1 ,.. :; . : .. .: ;i ., , , .....' e . n ei,....... . 4. sal of a b a li i ir wa cts t, t r e a p r e rv, u t pr i o r t a u r ni thr to a. tl a is tm - I . . „ ro va lia tia bl i :. a f t req ua ome t. :y e . • "'&4 bombe: the: males precedes it, end threatens So his eyes, drove • hu g e , nail into his temple; and th e meaning which IlleNobis of s......c c. re n t ,. ..z i . n i g s . •l a gr i : d • . tie - r • • • De 0 saleriaiaesl a leappamy Mat - it i nk Ai ll 441 e ar l'lbt . 1 40 t h "P *101•I ' s tl4 '''• : eitlwresise mangled his body, land , dragged it, slimed to have &lets desirous . • • ' isalrfairisoiriella of Skill end of ltaly. . We Arises to meet the g a 3 , for . Tigb. has bon . al !seder forairliello gi " .. . staethth. sew, sy sfi l i a l ,i s u o l t e n a • f so pa ste i t i e g r i zine y . iib so r :s a e lii s aa„ isch r .et eo N solbiri ni tt i u n pr d irr m i , i 7e ' • • ' , pet . V,ele• - gtHiti 'to •PlW 4 se it I)/ imaft• led •Pruleallt- .tia that .it was diacult.toknow it, and then left it. that either from their awn wilfulness or ignorance. • ........;• mg: rams! ore tprot ; aver, expedites is. regorged Last night I have just - been told 'anther of the or from some extraordinary waist of perspicuity in t li ne ir r lV " a u tk i i e ntel t iLa ja d in y e N s io *Pi riet are ilfillNpisee '' "' Wynn . eatervaised ' h "" l3 ' It work to take "iceßl'°°. i n Tiewl° F 0° II" I . ' ' to ' eta•gpi,iltele oaly which helots; to a people already *are eorablishatent has been treated in a kinder manner. the style and manner of tite•Noble Lord's artratin n .., 1 a , realaved. All it fruitier! 'lite; ink us fm . r • Kieft party of their distiognisherldrieeds tit diluter yester- _lleirteeisthai: T vs h i s o. Pa b i o n w le e r v a, e4 or t :he wa Se rch icti r r o s , rif usr f a te ish ti ra oss i e n . ..I 'lay, at thew Mouse is S44.•Jsates'irsopialse. • • 410,111111"8-7, -rent r• fur l'untauee° uf 11 ' 4 dt -we its fact the Curbonari are so numerous that they they had even imagined that am idst the moms. Mr,. Tighe eutertaiorti the Eart-aust Comiterof Diseakg, 'he tor ition of the former pieces. 'lle Lsons in La " , srve WIN sesespa Ism Storeretgo to the. ' Cilanyrew h eras have the homer of nature on them, as far as have prevented all Internet assassinations of f undies, instillations of diplomatic phraseology, the, the Ladies Hligh, awl ■ a **tem party of her disttoesiebta . . sr Tartish. - - • 'repairs thither: They require explain. Hilorprelonstoo.. 'carried out from a kaowledge of the s t'' friends', at dimwit eeterery, at her house in nitres of eat einem* Potttmut sad civil ; nay , ft"o!: of strangers, &c. but they invariably put to death , discover some pretences' for supposing that, The Marchimion of Salitleery gives a splendid ewes Mill sunset 'to's au ppmsition of that part of hir economy which er our Benet talMittletp;• Wre,apsshe every sacrifice ronsistrot, , ' few of mankind can ever have vviturred, can furnish ea with In 7Se Lbw rre jorep kis Repel. the nobk be:ast dis- ' with the dtkotti of the nation; sod, I will add, any the." fend actin Ilan ►tit thems ' . ~ , • might Count upon the friendahip. and concorretic evenine. it her bore in Arlington-street.' ~, ~. of the British Government in their desiens upon is ri t e r. llas .r e rn heas o. d ; c au l: a ril:: I I I:: d i is a s r u s :il ia y c a a r r a. it t s . of sa d she invitation a e r pro i. : .. ll r l l:; f aa very gredual aotteunor of bitterer tenger, the effect of . :.. - 4 ii 'lll et " t‘ e kt ise we lf 4 ,6l W w lm e t sec air e w ri " ty w ii a l trii L- --- - ' me. -----: Austria-the Marquis resolved, in• submitting a speared posesoNion u-f his prey-a you're deer, in . tray 'vitals • the Plib nit. at her elegant residence in Portend-Omer. • whir, err, such a cosnpositse in We . •I • f..T E 73•1,4 . efts Ft pREso. of which are inserted the rigidly expanded talems orbit Aire- . ~ratri t, trageotione eochip per fise the right, '1- j i 0. i Inotipa to the House of Lords, to obtain • earn. . lady Cesdrimpun giver • rout on Friday next, at her house in ('ba s tes-sissy" , Berkeley-again. ' ' fwd. His rya-sail! glisten with resistlessl y Brae • leis beittled ° a a • nod ail mostureks? 'Bat, I repeat it-rall was ._____„_-________:_......--__..---,... memory upon Lord C A STLIIRE A G it's dispatch, so Mr. and Met. Hope have issued esrds of invitatiow fin• all mane therms forward erect spoor the meth, \as contaminated is reluctant decline wearer its former pointer, ; eh air of "" • , t4 .o„Tio, ‘ ~..L1.....04* Sprees flattoggthe protector of is- _ 131 h instant, at their hour is • owls? ,1 , .: Arai fail to. trohlubles the miail wi l l 1 clear and explicit at should tat once disiwl afoul& rl ertaim ' eut °a) ell e. i terrible realisfartion has begun to displace the dominion LONDON,in cher-street, Cresol's's-square. • - 1, ..p..4 4 . tis*i.* the le f.timia.c•oweaugi., ii will , „ .„ 3 . . i , en d iiitO•imin so injorious to the British character. Lord Crewe entertained a distiugnished party on Satariat of i'llmatr•Ned auger. T he ""Te e "trtete e m " 111 PuTtioli • dttheslt iss. mealtime, race. , ~. ~ ~ , bIONDAY, MARCH 5 s 1821. it his home in Lower Grosectior- street. 1 . c ordeleil are snanifett in the piece where he is eappbeirel to i , .s a l e, . t ., tilintiolisal - rof taw ea wkiela impend -... • This object, so singular in its itatene, the Noble . . • laud Castlereagh bout a large party at dinner on Saturdove "I•harb•st is ki" fee" h) . the 6 • 111 •1' 011.• Imps vevPM4l.- ' '''r• P'!"t 9 '' ) I r • lag 8 0 4 4 4 4 ssopeass4„ that a sisal refused • Marquis satisfactorily obtained, Inctin latigunge at hit house in St Smiths's-stalwart-. - T Here we witness the retraction of his terrible indignation the prepaiation of his stopendore fangs sod tidons for the ‘i . . Tt h .. !. ° l3 ,, l l l Nr °ll / I "kli" l ‘i t i trnalthatlll•••lll4 " .a.°°°. „DEMISE OF THE INFANT PRINCE/A stizitarra. could express more clearly than the 'speeches deli- Prince and Princes* Esterhaiy ere a trend dinner rtit '• • •Y•be tnir. o l ifilirewse.rcalligeg togesoginte . , ,___.Salurstay t o Viscount and Viscownietus Granville and a shills- fetirwel of war, the sopiring matte, and the dire relumieation miry i ri4rreot, hot sult•oilded susultila tomer ' ft is with the most utifeigiied sore" *tire have v r r e d on both side, of the House lirot the feeling' goished party. In the erelong her Serene Highness ballets of his she. Mt hi° "Imirknir fuitiimlis which wrtl'ittfore The disc o ur s e with whOs se orb feeling pats lam ste t :ant assembly, which was both autocross', isisd fashion- se t tgin it it" quittrent . elOtt l e * Pin In active ala e l ". "MI slot - i of lite lions, of Lords tare hostile -to the outrage 4 H4.rri theihroste of pm/ saireetors. las dISIOIMIIIitHr to ',mousiest the death of the infant Prioress F.t.i- without rearm. Fur 1114 iMidious enemy, though o ff ering u • - ably &needed, at Cheerios Hoare, Careadiah.squaie. tutu certainty. .I'be contents of the oared tiondneatenalrk ' ZADItTN. the &lighter of the I.,lleke and Decliess committed upon Naples, although for puttees& small, nod at first eight teeissisely broaden from to tom, ,:••• • , . , a n d ampon, your opemb are fur as atmelosehady aeon; - of state expediency their I,orifehips would lint • _ drag. st portentous a n d voluminous coil of swelling hulk. tea peattops the whole nation will be comprikal to .Ilesw of CLARIIICR, which look- place yesterday porn- sisal evolves to the view frees the dark back ground iii 1 . . la raigleihe : system o f Moderation- • latch bail dieNtflailailla it ing at one o'clock. Notwithstanding the praise- advise ' th eir Sovereign to interfere directly iii pre- FASHIOBTA BLIIMIV RN EN TS. dreadful manifestation of his power. tu enforce all its'riglitie cud to display itself in. fall dimity . -.,---.. sL•rviti,et the tranquillity of Italy. The British Par- Nl*. 25. Yarraoutli Reach. describes the annual fair '.• befere!,sk,Sares • 44 ) ,kiterope.rt pc lure birth of her !loyal Hitrbuese, she coddaUed 0 •• Nereid, in adhering to the system of neutrality The Earl and Cormier of Pembroke and family, are ex- formerly holden there by Ike Dutch. If is a pine very full i l l e , A•• for ti,dite . liashri arise • ... the handy of neighbouring to enjoy po d h ea l t h , period in town this week from their seat, Wilier Howie, of life and character . But the Pimiento, which it expressly t suit gained. streogthl :so , r, ge t rion,‘,... : .kee sweet mi ~,..,„) ~ . however euntraeted Dim) , asteirsibly adopted by the Minioterr of the Crown, ' w d ,...„ ,. low, has no eery beneficial applicatiou. rapidly that not only her ilfurtrious parents,' but • Le their ter 'Mimi°. 4 ,• 'V . we wish to lire at pease e t• • inn distinctly declined in ,its collective capacity t• 'D. u'easeelteet EN• left the amc•do• notch Helld-strrell No. 115. Tke Afternoons Nap, though a contemn mil:. ' I - iu our diriMinO, to .• • - ,3' , tto excretes iiareateniurd also her physicians and attendants, efitertained the yesterday, for his seat in Wing. ' jest, is orignal in its characters. I the riot.. of Y. • • - • we wish other states express any opinion upon the pretended- right set No. 125. The Cmaggler, is a pica* a grent merit, and et r ,;•yo,A, e f ini e t a gr• • ' • . '• •_A by r • Merit Bettering hopes that she would surrive, and ••-• ye it untaint- .oreign The lion. Villiani soil Lady Barbara Ponsionby have left nearly equal to Mr. %Vitals's Highland Smugglers of last ongee.titions; we ere anxious . peace under the shade of that the period of danger was almost over. Qus ,up by Austria to interfere in the domestic coot:erns town for Mr. Pierrepuot's seat. in Kent. . • Stephen Freueh, EN. M.P. Mrs. French, and family, louse thole d erstectiag It me w pri t ' that immortal etoostioation. .of suothe independent State Satiofied with the Thersday night it was onseived that she szt: ! I " , -, left this Briti.b Hotel, Jerarynodreet, for their grew residence ye .r. -- -_-. . -.- ..t Adklity Cu o'llieh we lrieTtrorti. Sir, Parliameat will adept *kite resolutloas which it shall NJ:twelve to be most worthy of She little feverish. and its consequence Sir 11. .. ..l p os 7 , urattees given by the Courts of the Allied I t . , in Coudult- state. Sir Charles Mork, Hart. and sons, are arrived at Blakeh .., '.l Among the last urrivals at Beth are- .rl-1 1. liuusuer and isidepeedrnie of the oat' • 'W e l l ha " °°lll ` d VOID and Sir W. KNIGHTON met Sir A. Hst.tio • 'that the invasicM of Naples is not conteninhated f •► • Mutt i, Jermytt street from a tour. Doke sod Duchess of Sanuerml, Earl Harrowby. Lard sea • "to Us its &Wein ; Ilene resclutions which will be best cal. _, .'' • any purposes of territorial aggrandizementolie Para Mr. M'Vecan swir l ed yesterday at the Pulteney Hotel, Pie- lady Montage, Lord Raping. Ledies H. and C. Ryder, •_adilly, f ern' Bath. - cubsted Isi nhpeace, if poasibie, one good andi•rstaisd- DAY in consultation on Friday morning, sea these • .• Hon. Mrs. ISPlNtashi, Hon. Mr. Ryder, Mos. H. Townehend. 1 ' isii bet - a the 'pee ple of the Tun Sinitic., and all the other Gentlemen were in constant attendance during the Bement of . Cren! . Ilo • tion desires it to Ire miderstooll , - 'file Duke and Duchess De cases and suite left their house Sir P and Lady Hall and family. Sir J. C. and La•ly Hippie- • tier eillhe earth ;I. osailiffslate the edifice of our Cuty- • that the policy of tnisernpi re is neutrality 16 the pviide iu Portimid.plam, yesterday aliernuou, for Paris. ' ley, But W. Ball, Sir T. ilootiya %Villiers. i,u'iuu, nod the teeitivamey of the throne. whole of that day, ,and also on Saturilts y ; ',but i rig quarrel, and that confides in the :LI i win re of the Lord Mornings Ism left town fur his seat Thames Dittoo. Preparations are tasking for a grand hunting heir lleytil H.seloters i , Wins that noble frookness aiJiate-- though her Royal Highness' was conaidered oEthat :.,r - ~ , Lunt :awl Lady Crauborue have left tows for Hatfield- ' . . Crown that this policy will be obaerved Mod thief. 7 hysitiett yin am characterised, has jest prosseenced . day eeriously ill, we do not understand that wea r and impartiality. • ' Joke ifteintatibte word. , that yea u will be ever nil IN and This. we trust. will proses Cork Andre* Chiselling, Esq. is arrived at Shelley's Hotel, bull, given by the gentlemen of the Burton flout. _syair-street, frost the Continent; Captain Datileish, of on Thundery. tlw Bth inst, which it• is expected cull •" frit% du; milieu," and the girin a l nelson will hi. wto th e ikeleticholy event was at all expected . "- sulficieut explanation to Foreign Puwers of real the 21Ith regiment, has left (bust for Plymouth. 'be Inuit numerously attended. Upwards of 300 -is , r'vrieintralts eternelly tin the eof the Two Sic, es the Leicester- ware Stow. • • .. IlertWril Highness, however, must taste been case tneaning of Lord CASTI.RREAGH's Circular Letter, Arrivals et Bronet's Hotel, Leices , invitations are issued. i , ,'sly of 'Cheeks. mild, from Soeden; Chant Careman, from Parts; -- ( 1,. • ' ' • anti thirt no ambigsity of phrase ill tliattipecimen tif . It is . with great pleasure we see the annoonce- - "'iv thew ;mobilise Hall reminded with fresh acclamations , sidered at die latter part of Saturday to be ils ft g„,.. „ , „ wide', Eaq. from Semiarid ; Morieur Moreau and son, frusta , e . 5 w ,, i44 aN . 0 , 4 .,,,i,.,1 i b e la d ,. his a „ c ,„, l p p , use Ilse A.. ___ ~..~ - . the Palace. After the ”""Ser'n's t•valee t• th e P hy si c ! - any aut . no t lops. /into; blonsieur de Carver and Monsieur Trigger, from meat of a second Carniv a l at the' Euglish °twee- 'lt hale Tay from the Pa Brutish GOVerllfllein - favours the v i si t en the Vienna. hone. The sweets of the/lest far exceeded all that his been Pre •elk S t his ERe y e Doke de Gallo, Sr r ere( ef ad rah 'reign Affairs., made a rate till eleven o'clock on that nght. and Sir AN- part of Austria, of every principle of politic justice Color' Matrympie, M.P. and Mrs. Dalrymple and family done in Englead for assay years and the committees* now DREW HALLIDAY elk! Rot gal to bed at all. A and nationnt tight. left Warme's Hotel, Keret-street yesterday , fur Bath. very basy espagiag artists from ' Veuiee mad Naples for the-in ftli. o the Justice of so to Unbar+ f rheit's Hotel, D over - street s-.6lrs. Arthur trodoetion of mock ourreity nearer seen in this memory. fle I •• • Ilie Riesilesey elitist, fed,. la , The notes of the little tis fore °lwo's:lock ye.sterdsy morning a change %Ye cannot at tile flame time b ut feel ashamed Arrivals at Ha cup and , fe a r a i r ly eater ; Dr . . n te as ree ßr y, i fi gii mn iaa llorfolk; J.T. Lia r, Esq. and , unekrstand time esteetatameau are got up by smarty 01 l is torreassitalrer• to "'PIT to that of his m a i" t it w h i , ell b all ' took ',lace, when we nuderstasid the Prince*. wus. at the necessity of railing upon Parliamerit toGentlest% aims are detarsahied to spare stabs maitai e • hdramesamiiitted oressiegresis.• 2. Th e Notes prrirlare to the - explain to foreign State. the purport of an Acid threat** frost ditto :-Sir R. Weller. Bart. for Bath; nor 'Verna in arraeging this impeder and fashionable amuse 'aPrsoitellledollk bids , Foretell AnderMsdoreresideetst Naples, observed to be in a convulsion fit, from whieli her communication previously matte by our Govern. - fnmeratterspard, fur Shrewsbury; Captain Ferguarel, for rent. • ! e ill the Mire's airmen , . 3. The Net t• of the British Am- 3 1 ...ONE' Highness did not reenTer. This doer intim"' meet, upon a point, too, where precision and clear- itansPirre !'wort; Major Hawker, for Lome Parish House, Hants'; V. T. Lanny, Est. re, Mr'. and Mrr. BARTLNII have terminated a slit be.sader at Hart:min reply-to -a demand of explanations side foe Newba • Hon. F.' Stewart ...I th e Kee. L . reenee ; fee sue; .. 1 .. tiers. Eiet. fee 'mime* cessful engagement at the Bath, Theatre. The (Al•estre is tee' • •of Euglish men of war at snrhur breathed her last about ten minutes past one tiers were peculierly real .utrates Lord C' myesde- ta the baiime.AlifoiNtearito Remelt Chmte d'Affaires , ha o'clock. •As the spasm with which the Princess REAGII . has long beers solinired in Parliament for bury; and H. Lib's/mad, Ease fee Berkshire. r ... i former returned to town on Saturday, and the lut• • reply prim &semi ,of rxpliiiiiitivoi, towelling the eon- The was most grievously attacked went otr, her (he peculiar dexterity he limi displayed ... . in 'conceal- lleeaaarss from Itaildish's Hotel, Jermynotreet t-e-Dr4 ter Is gone on a abort visit to Exeter. tonere eir Irieraelt sersdresu is the sore port• lug, under a weight of tiords. Ins real useauing nod Henniker, moire Mos. Mr. sod Miss Mosalker. for their • Mr. EMBRY concluded liis engagement at tlii _ yres:ieletettheitgakasad • Iligniresissir, roNiliNeil of Nieral Royal Highness appeared ae haying fallen Bath theatre on .Saturday, in the character o intentions; this totems might be serviceable to so Essex ; Sir G. Nugent. Bart. far Eischisighanishirei tat s 5..._..d ..._..d ......1 n--• tr..;- e t..t.....1.81.1.t. • sot.." Ibis Turar nu Itttnit Ear Ir.- 11w' • lut- f I i tS.'tt