The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-06 00:00:00

ILLU' Last night, in honour isinod by the Mary • nench at Vittoria, li.uitlti• illuminated.— Tut Pastes Rsantres4.....Tho ilinoe presented a most am trent was illuminated Ivo in loth the aisle and ' around the column. of lamps. The whole splendour. Orme": 01 TIM WAS ton. Victory. StottsAnt or sus. Victoria, G. R. and a • , ton. hosts Deeurruzser.—A Greens sad - Mar t Vie oir .a. L 3161) MELBotrusta.-Tarehes In front of (be pease. Al t us l'sv-Oretts.—A Crows and G. R. Tess Sex a.syre --tait.ie centre was placed a Oualts os ti f i xt whE aitede, with as *atter and Star. tiadersurath " *elm the right she Wars G. P. R. ea the left W. F. U. added tu these were triataphal arches. isstoses, sad rams et tempt Boast Cirsans.ft-Yery stet sued Iscilliaat. The (Nowa. sem and Fatima, tars*? with taws of bops Mtn:ling 11 ego* hide*. aad likewise Ilmse . eawaseted with the Pay-Olice.- There NU whitlows lie , 'Hawn - . . diaposed. with of ; light essist ,ortittg tickers) stile ~..Ch! 1.. . __.. —.6 of tie beiriffeiteni' . I agent to .the Lone IMAXPIR.".- 44 Glorious Victory", 4 . 14 giri4KLAUDERDALS seivorho4 to whit. ebtakied in :Spain:" at bottom imbibe ward ,", Vita .... _404 pilul 'sale time since, that' MinWers w 0414 terii.!' The decorations at tho Pool/offing wipe on a " sod ihemeelves comp. - Mad ii,tionisit ;o Okiicatessive, small scale; the letters G. lit. pad JAL W. sarammt• ----i the prohibition - 1 , 0021. ed,*the ,dflihrent gates, and s. lino , .variegated Willis • the Shone in the middle. Each of the recesses in frost lore, of the Bank displayed a brilliant star, and the compelling,i centre was . ornamented with a, Centro, and ander & meant in It the name of Win.sincionsr. We have .. • eqoalims 'plea- the was, how- ea- i was fabr' lied ' f lamps, ' six . discovered 6T' sacb coy stated two F Bag; tbe were prpadlys.., mach lainsis - of the Dade • e to the St.._ and the comb/stuns was oriamewted *tense Dumber of %Nadal/sapper*" , teem *eh. being encircled with lmssE gg Alm y shone MOM resplendently, the oil that contaimed *awards of 15t1.1 variegated . The *hide Wiese was s blase of light. Ties bisaacts ott Wma.amav's, at Hyde Park emitter, woe most beautiful sight. la the centre appeared& us trample rency with a but of Ilargale Wellboast ; the Genies. amid of &Bala was la the act of erowtsiag him with WMs swifts,* with her treaspet was proilaimlng the beris lummartal achieve meats. Around were placed p twtvs at hays, and branches ut lama (composed of lamps) were intermixed in appropriate sittatlons. A triumphal arch was sennonated by the British star. la the upper part of the transparency were the words 1 . Salsmenea," and at the base . 1 Vittoria." Over each of the entrance gales to the Court-yard were placed trium phal arches, and the whale of the exteasive front wall was il luminated by testa**. and Mamas of variegated lamps. The iron-railing around the garde* was likewise decorated la the same manner. The elect wa. indescribably brilliant sod tasteful. EARL oe Bantam's, in Bansilton.place.—This was a most plagailicent disp lay of variegated lamps, occupying the whale front, and cove ring every part of the viranda, resembling ea. festuotis, &c. Beneath the iron railing was ilied with trio beaux. - I)naut or 13sosoaa's, is ditto.—Festoons of lamps, and dam. beaux. _ . How. Dinwssosto Bustactes. Mt the Thrace.—A star and &womb of coloured Imps. Dust: or (:usr ton s, rieeadilly.--To very large letters " Wellington Victorious;" ahoy occupied the whole front of that spacious mansion. Duct or DtvoNsoines—" Vittoria." and festoons. Vince or Itionvcssto's—restuons of lumps, and numerous fintatpeaux: LAIIL or CUOLMONDIELICIeII—The hoar illuminated by mode- Litres. and flambeaux pla t eed upon the walls. . Lave Pane Tresses House., lIARLEVAITRLLT.—An ex cellent likeness of England's favourite hero. the Noble Welling ton, variegated lamps forming refulgest rays of glory round the head , entwined with leave of red. at thabamone t , Victory, in catering imapv. , Wien a Indy pic turesque and appropriate effect. Lord Carn.zamocir's.lll St. JalliteSiltUafte.ANTY splendid. 'The Noble V' 's home was decorated with she lettere V. W. itV. Pyramidical colorant irradiated the whiten( the trout, and the effect was heightened by remotes. Dose or Nottrotn7s. - Ilia railft'll house had a peculiarly pleasing appearance; thereinto so tear that eighties dozen of candles placed in the windows, erstwhile/ Mangles, Me. Tea Mao. Cu,a.—A mac, mow', pad W. Tay Oa traces Onus.—Very superb indeed. Over the portico weft the kites " Wellington"emeireled by a Wimplel arch. wreaths, coinsure, laurel branches. and teseonas. iienrcien, Smarms.", sad Rama. Is Oseimperareet.— Most reeplendont. 6 Vkterbe ecemplod the whale length of the front, sad underwent as lasaeniely la* W. encircled by branches et lawn. Zhere were Weise, aad two very lime py ramidical minim sine the sir-base. The beaVele Vryez Cava, in $l. inseestetreet, was eery IN William, W. aid V. with a (mewl and Mar, beneath festoon. of T:Gsmise Cara, is St. Jammies•aleieet, was particularly irilliam ; W. V. suemousted by ti Crews, with two heastalad appropriate Stars (the isaigda of the Coldstream and 3d Reg gae:its of Guards). Witrra's Caerwahrit Navaa.-44eallg tasteful. Weflingtoa, fontrank and rowrefloompi. Blaine. ( lm . .—A. W t _and V. Crows sad Star. Tits Como Tans.—" Welliageo" was aseirded by lamed leaves r the other erilareealr were Vismons. Tag Grata Nom arm Wyman Timamans.—Vittorla, W. V. nod brilliasit Wars. Oi sr. Ota Heirs-aware.—le oddities to rows Wittat hanips. lxteaff6R the' whole leagb 'Jibe leafy. were bests et Ilk , 1 Xtme and uerolow, encircled branch es . Th e biter W. was Ploreise orommeoled ei h laurel leaves. A bow 'pocky applitable to the merino was likewise exhibited. Waffle, IN Ow 8010-mramer o- Festoons and columns of terreaated lamps extending along the whole front, and armed the Weenie, had a very brilliant effect. Caecentica, the Panics Reefer's Dookeelia, displayed 1 1 tacit taste aail spirit. ' Paeans, Ckitommt sad Oates. of New llend-dreet, beg- Neatly lighted up their ' bosses, with parallel limes at variegated filmier; mnog the homes in the Strand. Foamless Glatt aad , China Warehouse misty be asked as nest and morapriate. All the homes of the great. in the falganaW square*, sled lied , . were illuminated ay neasheolie,'„io mildialosi to candles. and autemt diem way he minefield thCbtargairet Laralkiwatos, liaroui. of Salietturyo. Endo tif Eates:Yariseelkonietlidulte- Add: L ird Middleton. and the Cot neam Dowager afilliterismi- The bow fi:ting ep at Charlagierass, near (be .3 , , at .which the Anti-Auld°. Cmaptithisa hto he sad. t he use if snipping. Steam Engines. Carriages. and , was :ono brilliantly and beautifully illamlameti wig wordC • Wellington ad Victory." in capitals, ma the very Ma of the aline, aid widerarath a most superb star ant airettor. Air. Pow ER'S MIMIC Suer, Strued.—Partrait at Wellington, imircled with variegated lumps, entwined with almtadalee of aurcl. PARLIER, GONXI/Lall, Hoc•ov.—Y. W. ••d • bell. art Aar. A•ttA:r's. This Theatre. ever farewell to celebrate lba achievcawatb id the brave &leaden a/ our roost ,sliPt • I aye:l a crown W. .iod two pieces of Cslllloll. Su ia variegated la:oys, and wriet4s 6/ wallow £43 tJbr scriuit.o alr. yr 1.1 "lase It 11:11 , '6lh 11 tie yl4 Ir. au / sne 1 . arts. there device, as far ocreuellecti one transparency to gratify the lovers of the .pictorial art. In St. Paul's Churcb.yard it was better. Partz.vrr's and (assn ' s displayed the ,letters.M, ik,aernrounted with two graceful sprigs el 'laurel, farmed by green lamps. The front of the spacious house of NEALE .exbibited, the same letters with beautiful festoons of We must not oak the splendid show in front of the hoes, of Mr. Sherif BLADES, on LUdalltooll. It presented a grand M.. umphal, arch, sappprted by hirge pillar' of light ? and in it thp initial :ef.tite name of WELLINGTON, and a Crown. Etataa.'s and Paaak's, in Fleet. street, eahibited four pillars, covered with variegated lamps: the appearance was striking and pleasing, The front o 1 MisT's pottery warehouse was a blase of light. EXPENDITURE •r TIES PUBLIC MONEY .k.l_ at II We think the Public ought to know how little our Ministers think of an unnecessary expenditure of 60,0001. a year. A few months since, Lord Sidmouth wrote to the Lord Mayor, complaining of the ineffici ency of the two Regiments of London Maid* l and re. colested he would lay the case before the Court of Common Council. This was done, and It was re ferred to a Committee of that Court, of which Al derman Wood was Chairman. Mr. Waithumn also took an active part in the Committee. These patri otic Members of the Corporation hare, from time to time, exerted themselves to prevent great abuses in the Trophy Tax, and, on tho presentiseenilott they prepared a report, which was carried In a fdll Court, with only Messrs. Jacks, Birch, James, and Hooter, against it. They recommended •one regiment to be sent for present service,. and the other to be trained twenty-eight days in the year. This regulation they estimated would save the country 25,0001. a year ; 1 and give one regiment to the country. At present one regiment is constantly stationed in Bunhill• row, and the other at Deptford. These Gentlemen i bad an interview with Lord Sidmonth on the sub. ject. He said he should like to have both regi meats for present service, but as the Corporation .would not consent to his proposition, he declared I himself perfectly abided with their decision, andl egoested Messrs. Wood and Waithman would convey his thanks, im the name of Government, to the Corporation, and desired they would send him the Bill on Saturday, the 26th ult. in order that it Might be got through this Session. On the Friday, Aldermen Birch and Christopher Smith, Colonel Earner, and Cot. Hunter, went to Lord Sidmouth.— They were quite alarmed on hearing that one of the Colonels must lose his ph y. On Saturday, Lord Sidmouth sent to Messrs. Wood and Waithman, with the request that they would tee him on Monday, on which day they accordingly went to him; he said,. be had mentioned to them at the former interview ;. that be bad no idea _that they went to disband one regiment. They, in retain, read a paper to him,: containing the minutes of the conversation, that had passed on their first conference. He allowed it to be correct, and admitted, that the tniscowception watt on his pert. He added, the Commander in Chie( did not appro.* of giving up one of the tegiments, and be alsowoquired what was to be dente with the officers 1 'Rue theln, it appetites, that although Lord Sidarouthlidmitted.ilte inefficiency of these re gisnents, end iffisetutely declared they were useless in their present state, and it is -the general opinfon they are so; yet, for the sake of continuing the Officers slimmers on the pubtk, God an expense is incurred 0(15,0001. a year, .is a very large sum be. sides to the City of Leaden, and the country are de. priced of a regiment, as end as the advantages Of 100 mei annually volunteering in the line. Since those regiments have bees embodied during the war. They hats test twelve hendred thousand pounds, slid have never done any service to the country. Me. Alderman Wood and btr. Waithman were with Lord Mama soh on Friday last, but all in vain. lois et colorable The 'ot so ioais ion of puittie bindings 'sual libirail "style. We /*caw to Jove Nogg Obe ;4st login-House Windt biss• : Mat . , they.. e . • •-r•-: o f , notice::-: „Omar, id the/ ip& to.ertte erode it Genttemed ',staid* the Anbip,itlq .06r .11‘ iiiirs* lament ;L*Hai 04 * . i *" .b dt itiog to data.' 'the - Botts* bj i fig '• a loot 'but _shoi4 *ply 4= 4 4: theta (be Booitiss4 lions which' he wWied tinier . otiiiitiere4 tril He accordingly raid Itoiolitiontt 0* • o or an Opip4o thaLtho east '.: . 1111411111 by Or Nog wtro tO bo 41011606410 IN il an brittSfrof Oilf Officers 'lad settaelti mgt._ that Me iiissiters which had attended• eat ilavvie -the pm,* (*Kaki with Amorica l Wert nit So 'MHO assietta tut pailority oe the part of Oar eshhak .ter'l e rfaid veTieth or eeint to thi 10 , 00:10eteht. !)f as to the decay, of iefi ea beieskt at of the treitilito oter'erres: (Tin i'" :1-1"idl ei.... , 4tribli, toil. gsreir2C.Wieslinest .' 'puled to theme ..Thele.velltr Aimee were, &Shifted th e , only on antiunt Of Altileisicerible disorder I tied , did ' that after a service even of SO piers, oat neighs the ; Were not even this disiesamed, -het worst . Out istle !r e . i chat was called karbour ditty; from 'Which. tbeY o w n could not procure their &schemes but open pay. !hey boil . - - I meet of premiums to the amount, for an able ilailinani The BID pined through the e f eensletoe s , a n d ~a , ! of 801 . which;notwithstinding the most ieriterlotts . reported. ! Strike they must pay; thit seaineni when on foreign _.. _. Shllle toneersetiowtook plicibetWeen the Earl of stndons, r reCe Iva • o o pay All their teturts hemei f and Lauderdale and the Earls o f Liverp oo l an d B uck i n g.liiere Obliged to pi:raise slops and etery necessary tit hentshire, es the affairs of India; thi . fo rmer con - 1 it great disadvantage. That their recimpence for the tending that an alteration had been made in the Bill I , lon hoth'of eyes and arms was not greater thin the, in the Hone of Commons, relative to the Company's ~board wages of an ordinary footman ;, th a t o ne Of i `investment in India; which was is di rec t eppatltiort ! the best sod strongest tootles 4: Meritorious Cona to the Resolutions agreed to by the Houn t and which ; duet in military and earn! men Is , the prospiet, if would greatly afflict the trade opened to India, and • promotion; but that is now althoit wholly with. l cause at the same time a heavy loss to th e C ompany ; •• drawn frees the Nit" , and from Naval Commindero r and the Wie r maintaining that the alteration was net being a nutter of notoriety that it has become Ant material, the object being merely to separate the po- to impossible (Er I titotitotious suboidineid petty 4- Mint anti commercial accounts of the Company.— Seer or seaman to rite to the rank of Lieetenindi The contention elided With an understanding that throng% any other Metes than what. le celled Pais: the subject shottid be taken up, if necessary, when / mentary interest, that Is to say: the corrupt IA& the Bill came before the Ho use . . L ends of Boroughs. That . owing to •these !eautelli Mr. WaterSeld,. from the Exchequer Offi ce , p r e. !chiefly, the aerie( Ms **jetty's ships of war harm rented an account relative to Exchequer Bills, which :In general in a 'tory cousidereble delireei wu ordered to be printed: . 'liorn out- slid ' Need, and .inadequate :to tint L. The 'rower Hamlets' Militia Bill, the Feniesofo , perforates's, iith their "rested Seal and .enedgy,..et Military Accounts Bill, the Vote of Credit 111(1, the ,those Wools dOea whiFh belong to the saint :mt . ' Exchequer Bills Bill, the . Irish National Debt. Bill, i'ttlaa; and that hence hat eritea t by - eloir and Wipes. 'the Country 'Junkers' Bill, the Excise Lic en ce s Boi l t ceptible degrees, the enormous segmentation 0?- des the Country Bank Notes Bill, the Land Tax Re. ! . ,. 1 1 1 110 dbd mitto midi* the moral fora of our Itoill'itil deception Bill, the Windior Forest Bill, the Land is &chi:dirt:web less Ann in former wars' That et Tax Acts Bill, Mr. Percent's Renunciation Bill, tin ' a ma+ fel . thisishitrainti . .nalkodi_. etile a illeitallod Poor Debtors' Relief Bill, and the SlavciTrade Billi - of the elute** of dattkollbould ba adoPtodi• Ilat‘un 4 were brought op from the Commons by Mt. Lashing- ponied silih . the fiatillitLet * 2 lol.4bie Polka kiln* ton, Mr. Wilberfoice, and other liendeen.ind *Ma * ilia pime in Seel about Natal Vices should be beg : Stowed On meritorious decayell• petty Olken mod The Country Baker's Bill was reada second time,' seamen ; and that the/louse, eontioced tint a deeming end committed for Wednesday. iof energYesinnot be compPenteti by en engmenta4 Some further amendments were made in the AcA Bon of the number of shiptigurs t mid mini rail; at eoentant-General's Bill, and the &clef:Matt Courts in early,Perfod in the next Sesrion, take the matter Bill. ! lute consideration # will investigate the "tate .at the Elohertes Avoree Bill was postponed till next fond of Greenwich Hospital; stead iiieerietri Whether Session. • pt's 'drillable its apply the Molts qt the Admiretty The consideration of the Ably Peerage was post. and the . Droib of the Crown. as the natural Snit ported till TheNday: • I means of compensation to thou who have sicqattett The Earl of LAUDERDA.Lg Mentioned Wed. . them by their valour, their pticitions and their sof: nestby for kb motion ou Roane& i ferings. His Lordship ebsereed, if the fade in these MR. PALMER'S CLAMS' I Resolutions ns were founded, the erns - should be n: The Earl of LIVERPOOL -adverted to the Bill moved ; if they Were not founded ; (ben ehduld that before the Hesse, relative to Mr. Palmer's claims, : Se shown, and he • be deterred, by eeposese of, the. observing that be bad always opposed these clan's, . falsity of his statements, from making any fibre u put forth en the ground or right. He would not, i motions Of the kind.: fie was ready, howeveri td hoverer, say what reward the Crown might be dis- , prove all he had said at the Bar of the House. posed to bestow en Mr. Palmer, for the service which l The Resolutions being put u one motion f and ter he had undoubtedly rendered ; but, under these cir- ! corded, . - . • . , cumstancee, should more to postpone the second I Mr. Clioitift obser+o4 that it Would hiv e (seed reading of the BSI for three months. more candid in the Noble Lord, In pursuance or the The Fed of LAUDERDALE said he, had also , ordinary courtesy of Parliament, to have communi always opposed' this claim, conceiving that Mr. ; cated the purport of his motion to those interested: Palmeritad no right .to the remuneration he asked. 1•Iie, however, should be wanting in Ale duty, did he Mr. Palmer, however, had certainly rendered some ,eset-cleclare, that eaceptht skill that . a ß n eo i l n u t t re lo p n id w it h y erel ot service in point of expedition in travellin g , an d ce . : the N o ble Lord stat e d the truism, t hat our victories lenity in the conveyance o f letters, a n d it m i g h t b e ' a t sea were Obt a ilied by the for the "consideration of the Crown what reward : the officer!, and the skill and reloor of the crews, should be given - to him for that service. 1 there was not a single part of the Noble Lord'a Re. The secondreeding of the Bill was postponed ftir solutions founded in fact. flad the Java or Mace three Months. ohm been taken becasie the,crews were disheart4 • -VICTORY OF VITTORIA. •• i & deed of dispirited i• So much the Contrary, thy' Feel BATHURST-gave Notice for Wednesdifyiwt Conduct and seal of Oa °dicers end crews of wVote at Thumbs to the Marquis of Wellington, these vessels had Reser heed."blown open till they for the signal tictory obtained by . him ovet the were Ali night by eg les s :eth 4; Ate 'Noble Lord.— enemy, emir Vittoria ' on the 91st of Juno. ; Th e !Mews of those s fail been enco urage d b y. 'llO Lords were ordeeetlfo be shame ted for Wed- ' cheer" . defOng the cappment, and it bad b een after ,- andel. • i tabled that atose cheers name from the wounded i n .kdjourned fill to-morrow (thie dory,: • I the cockpit, With what justice then t did the Nobist Lord call - on the House to say, th a t th e t a il or* hi - a )iOUSE OF COMMON& . I those engagements did not arise from the superiority : of the enemy, bat from the depression of oat Crewe I . The Collie* Relief DIU, _Lod Robot% &este Rid , and the J o h n , g oto bio, it iet bi n it o i ss i n o f th st J an , h a d g i ven supoolone hip, new memo Committee', aid were ord.. . . destisi Se% "(parted te-marresw. ; a pretty tolera ble spectated et the Speelee of depress The Mau Hole Hitt Ike Bar s Mom Rill. the Scotch limmiol sioei eiperineed by British meat% when examined' Bill , Mr . P e rfrvai'' "ft the l'" ('nun Hu lV l si ' t a c l ert " he s .' as - to the proceedtngs• of that day on *filch she war Irish lipid. Licence 611. the *ate Trade Hill. Illf SIN nod HarihrOs' iteroptifto RIR, were +tinnily fend a . forced to yield to the eirestiority of the enemy. Hi t thipl lime sod poked/ Sir SAMUEL !IDOL'S presented a . l4tifilem *no lt. for i atm .........„ had be rnA r , . 1* 4. 4 _ 1 0'. I aid ` 111 „ i a,hr _as he himself Ito Collector in the neighbourhood of Itiebosoad. who was at pre- PF...e..ci., T . "'' h a ll. t i Mt a peienere is SW Pool. of Hatfloirineket-lant i preying - that • 00 elect, 'cheers the bell . efit or the lowletript 419 wi l ed be extended to Woe; be i n i n . h . bele / w Min t to rurrOother his erects to his Creditors, besides ryr-: i • . which his sureties had Slrendy Mild 7.. in the pound of the debt ' ' him The pipes 11111,12, laying down in Westminster, doe by Mot to the p ir.sh. ... : that the - her file pulz Ilghtby the Parlitiment MOW _ AftPt a few siurils it I MO. ROE. to .Witiat Sir h. •11.-.. 1.. , .with lip. 4 ... Th ., re to also to be lighted i i ! , c i taill.l.lt replited, iit Prl this Was ordered . to li e oil he h lu ad aill . 7 .o i let In a tiOlar assn". . ihr N. COULVIUtST peerentert . 1. Peritionlfreiro the Diißi• : dim ll o d et / lers ser . Cork, which as ordered ra. fir n . rf'sbe table. mrt irillt Iran! tad valuable home, Wizard' the I , COPY ntnlty• I aitilatioa , 1 Wilsons ENV of i'lmgall gift la ItOMILLY rye . nitkii i that be should o'i ; oil)/ dheitale4r 1- joeTpeethey. lett, in consequence ofan ec. 1 w p d oo , day 1,1„,.,,, the ft the ettidener taken by the to file POrred of diet hi unit OKA 00 the preceding Ran dal in the !Committee appointed' to enquire into the Act of tine perfe.rieent gall yortt, by ,forelbfy running upon a' bar Shat Queen AIIIIP, reqardlag Copy Rigiits i be printed. : 1 113 Gi' *rood apright, and at tit' cued of which, was all iron- luso that he s h oul d matey oh the saw. day , fora E was his belt, which perforated the horse's . breast near the R oots a Aber c ooo i c i ta , l s i nce the' d ote * ro bs kiss; lint estiv i e f in r ' WA, them of hir ribe f end fixed en R eturns, wa g es M the kit -boom, ee to regain the united PEACR. ' • press . rhisit s iiiint Md. VW testiinments to entreat it. *r F. litititririT progilottd"*.Petitfon fro* co. be Left animal wee seined at 9000 gainer.- hie InitnLitasts d Brfstal sad the seigilirierfrecni i stringly fi§7l; Wert SS WilliOINS 10 iillialliSii. '-- - --. #ls um name in “ ###.?..lnws.ww. we alma s ouain H o p is was p e rbm ai ii bm utant. The style w the Mansion-house shine with tenfold mere si sub este siert Ns insatilal facade to the Mew! advantage t doer than ,It exhibited last . eight:, It was, I r emask "" e li bi l l i n g li rr itue nmsl ii n g :27;: diad ffileali care YZ:1 16. hr e ilil t, Seer,. eaceedingly neat ; a sort of frame was A handy iiiiira. Thera were, nosier., a varlet of brit-, Weil • with a Consichaahlie number of lamps, liaot aaeima t witk the words-ATolawho INA . ' -ta, the a aantra after some ,marsh was &alien Tat *MOM a.—Alm INldliarefs reddrece le la .. 1 ; ._._. _, 9 , ___, ur Gramma**. amour al i M. Ms sable INANOOII 254,, 60 . 546 . . 4110 1 IN mom wv 11.1.1114211114 half ebseared sewn as of display al . and Merkholdrifilia . lt sit ent rirousidip4= 6 " dark nolelseieweive bell two principal pedals were OM! . . Ilk _ Sep , ids we wor e vot e d . .I paired a tramparency of_tok I A tin - i r eisit ipses show. et Imps and • candle% whose imerialimP-m To Me Immo Ai 'stories Jane ft. 141." Vallst li a 111.41.11 111 war 4 1 y was tkettet more or lets ha member I d 3C ai e te e 4 co le see nneli ni a llti die n arit i sh ibis all "" le l ara d p eetese war e l la t 1. 6 . 0 , 1111"1 , • ilto1 no a . t . lempt. at any faacifut device, Dor f as I were armully unfarind to ~mach admin.& the air , rl.reeellecti one tratollatency to gratify the ll luions - of the Doric graltaats to tbe house wool/11MM ef, l2 ollles If the .victocial art. In St. Pawl's Chu/vale and the " midi ' we was willimeused l e ukii nir r rom igb. ', was bitter. , PAEArre's and Guzzle& displayed Menge Dumber of afind•osapaiamod so ar their Whig encircled wish begs s the sousalrent - . y .letters . At, v. *amounted with two graceful s SSOne Me" les 4 !""leagio 16 1 11 1 1 ‘ 1166, “ of the! - "me° l •CO tof laurel. farmed by areas lamns. Thus front a . iestnatomsa's. Gal Lsessi Itin.tarilf_L' 4 4°l4.o vg!.., Vietor, tine wrestle se La w% was deka IV •Lali. Solohni.i. tlnwn is a ovine an, reerbm frie hot : &eons a I:,e vi.t•ey etse•iiii4 by the Nem 4 Vie' ;Z ang , o hide be Is ping to &peek ,irt lir T Of relliro"" ' , lig ebb nee :aro mamas e alegAiiiii Slot be11.f.,__, 16114 I t stir ' , Ow bears the I of Ow tea r PoPm'Y iou of our Alm,' *4- • &MOM& Ile ese- -44 abigu. sal Palm eyed be hi Spate. 1 ,, ,,b10.. w hi, b erase est, are bywords* 1 Triton. who are seeretig Owls ls the Alm 4 a al•ri of tirsoirreeel6 te Cthane r ; Jurie s . loader elm , be :Ili edifidelbr tr.oapareee ) %Nis spisa4l4 le*, eurser. oodles* ha , . blr to the patriotism of Ole.* he spectacle on the sost4Pidsirlompleatal v. to brilliant u it has hose ea sew femur etas. I : the illuielestiett stes genett, bet the prof's. of lights at the piddle buildings was set it the o:71Z . ! to replallhe pro — Tihttionagas i Ca . marl Tokeis; ith abil ich were still for frost cireelstloltet the country, 7 101 J the " of thiSai r sed partlcithuly Oldtp clause compellt antler,,baud Tokens to pay Aseir anoint sees . . 'srblils 'would asterially tend to eqsall pies vs* ~ It 'was earl believer, that by t holi• qild %OM • sod .Ireland were s hani. !esipesc lisiatitle .Ailiod that guineas a a dd / shillless wets. • ' circulating till ; r aj a weal L 11,04,sest *tidos with r_fr.4.4 o ' • . 7 : • 0 . 41 LA *6 &nerved, that ith atlilliKivreeietvlelly entitled to L. 21 Tokens,. and ii •sir geiseetand abil4llBg, whit* wire t the r e King's Cols. Al to the &Haig England and It kr as hiod, thWisd ilierly u Wired la paying their of lovers notes for the Tobias they isseid. , ^ .... •. -,•••-' '••••• ~.• •. . - • - • •1‘,), - ` . •. . . • . • ;• • • • • . . • , 1 sr T •l iii I "sit - .4.5 i.. . .. . , ....,.. _ . .....................„ - •. ~ --:- -, '- : .:1 - 7 :,.'" : - .7 .. _ , . .. . ... . . . . _, .0 IV 'NATIONS. night its appearance irakbpationer r tutafol, bat: ' .11PERUG PARLidiutia.. . . . • Playhii fOr. Pelee, the bardshipi..l heinfran4..ioro —m...-- , . not remarkably 'spleen% A beaded ion', can- 1 • • "'"'"'"' •• •:, 4:" 7 " 1 • ' * lid bets! 40 rut. fed eaduranai—OiOnid di Hit ionour of t h e splen did ! t oter , o h. posed of green, red and white Wept ; hiclaised the . HPUSIII Off. i.opes. Jew L., .i; ,•<, . . on the table. .., i .. . amok of w ooms swum 0 4 e t h e letter W. formed of yellow.; thle, wen moot, efed bY I. theAl, ol " N• 006 ,v• " • .!HodOdi lhal bard NATAI. 'SERVICE. 1 4 , • ' R , t h e metropo li s .. wes most I s m s o brilliant crown; et the sides Were th e .1a belid G.% , 1 4 t ii :he ata t iiiii —aiwwwdawt- ires ool la :k ose.ri " .—The followitig. were tlit.: . whi ' te two large god . glittOtioll' MOW billW , Otiaahri;lllhilirrePlLA74:ll4frbe He hit r A:)° t to, ! I li a" , duly " ; ~l e* ly . bef tuan ere t 4,lll.o "tic err:. "4 :lo - -• . •• em, and gave effect to tho wholes .this ;Aelielby fir . Peke of leerobeeey el, ter .601 oif ..Wootpo," rO. maim , as brief a Manner as he goild die rresent4 as they . tip& . .1 rec... . rhs edges& i s rose g .,..i ter be best and most !tepee inhibition la the cis ;' " d hcoses • Mr ' as w were beard foe : Or ,Apps iaat.—Faidaii peered to him, why selinseieere so illitgaiit tneitte west ma g nifieeffe s p ettac i e ., . - 7, - hoole. but ce r t a i n ly no t equal to the tenet(' displays of The fethr were ediebdisered Si Lare.lflseoeftt • Mayaari.• • into our service. lile 'WW I tie stavieweitt made Id are , a b ly I. ; b e isth i lemo i. Ab e , same e di f i ce ... 44 jf lu d so w s -13 a .hone was • Mks attlitlafilained arblsgan„lay Won foetal sin. thipilooso were se solo forgotten; tat' Gandemed ite onweene; On eeesieed of . ard die erkh Sielotred 'elegantly and appropriately ijkinlaated with J a moo k 2 , i ... .. 1 7 14 " gliimil i *tire s !'"Ild a d t l i d 011 r 'a d should hate delete &amid* the bulk Of lite fneti W, p ee; ; w as alle or ts e ee; maa e ll i TtA l q: Crows,,. NV: and stars . and. festoons of co l oure d . - Tee_Peplerolar 'ail, t h i llo g iA aco n o i nernt *hid he ehituld now to tot their .temaidoratlod i Dataalusii.....o.inw . 6. R. wawa, " t o t a l p h. _ Th e g l oss, (Mee .. . pro em. tel l. * eas t goon .: ami om i s he ouri tc =r, veslor A , yeetti t.the areso irhbKr eenukiess alConnittl itad ll. by way of IteteletioeVig ; orbit; . that, tibia , they IY or ialltin, but not thoPotall.- Mitt nisch taste. i weft rolmottilv ;:i. t._- :.- ,- • ._ r t next met, they ihight inispardl to • .edept the* ~,,,. --A long strait Hue Of , light. atiossined. tho l o ta , 'h )CAL TOKENS' BILL ...• . means which would best tint:eat die. recurrent:, or 'ATIes Omen won FORUM! A int..i- -t Star to the muse ; underekite,Walk lousing extract (we believe), firsoo i the s a t i e k s t ate . 1 On the eemesitesent oithe Local Teicens' am, ... • Ofullar ada lees Wi th dile OlOvf 'lenti "bit bit • _ - • _.. • led it, it tree " put, a little kook- be vent • edit, and continued to citoit iba !Attie with hit • :These wlrl facts, 411 KI • Waitited the, House !ti give hits CMG tgroXerYeeedkilltolt Ire *sorted,- • • t h e N o me 1,0411 . wet no rivers mfriken In thee, -• • • he watt in every other atott he: 'ken to the flouts. ger dented . Lli d et f .for a discharge from in: every > e tion. Where . au Atlor *Mee t leere-eIL discha tiegf, but received' pevrileniproporttonlilL., '• • • e of their kreice. The Noble' Lord earde. s.. • $ 4... Pigerleiii I in the savit *at ft* to te obtained, Waits of "airoptioO.. Was el men rank—: Isla red rlbbones the proferoveet which ai geld . • relative of • lois. had received—we're, these the . • is of corruption.? If .Noble Lord ghoul& the questien to a division,- he hoped he would eft hi each it tilispiltt So 111*W milt attire toly Oen If id* ON se • • •"• • • •. . • . •