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

'Team the iiouseh, ortbailkit t . m e -Prince, rlniesentiug the Severeign,Avoral the h red • - rtbhois over Ms regimentals. The ChaisailfrVasattiftwd.: 1.• red by his Rovallligituess the Hoke of York ,as actinic Grand Master, Lord Henley, Sir Warren, Sir A: Christ SielTrigge, DUckwurth; • Sir - j: • S2nniaresi Sir . Duudas, Sir 11. Strachaa, Sir J.] . Stuart, Lord edebrane, and Sir T. Graham. The • Chapter Mug opededin due firm, Lieut.-General_; Witham Keppetivas int incluied between Lord Coch. vane and Si r Thonias 'Grikam,the two Junior Knights. present, they hiving retired for that purpose, seem . panied by Francis 'Townsend, Esq. Deputy Windsor , Herald. with his Staff of Office, and carryinga velvet cushion, With a 'redribhon of the Order. oii it. Sir *lsaac Heard, Garter King at Arms, • Brunswick • Herald, the Heralds, and several other C.oiitlemen belonging - to the Order. They, as well as all th e .. Knights, were (fretted in their.full robes. The new Knights, and those introducing them, bowed three times to the Prince on their approaching his Royal , Highness. General Keppel 'knelt before the Prince, and his Royal Highness placed the Sword of State: on his left shoulder; to create him a Knight ; after which he placed the red ribbon on him, assisted by his Royal . Highness the Duke of York, .as ACting.; Grand Master of the Order. The General, then Sir William, had the honour to kiss his Royal Highness's I band. .• Lieutenant.Geaeml Sir John Doyle, Bart. Major- General Thomas Pieton, and Major-Geperal the Hon. Charles William Stewart, were introduced by • the same Junior Knights, and in a similar way auil . • 'fem. • - . sThe following were' also admitted Members of the . ..Order, but were abverat•from dlterentcaases:l--. .. • "-IMMIIII Me - yten."Galtrii , • Lient..Deneral Sir George Nngeat, Bart.la lodic • • . Lima -Gen. Leith,. - v. • • Licut -Gen. Lord Wm.-Bentinek, in the Peninsula. . Major-Gen. the Hoe. L. Cole, After the Chapter the Prince Regent, held a Privy . Council, which was attended by CI the Cabinet . Ministers, at which -another Proclamation was - agreed upon respecting the Luddites.—Mr. attended as' Clerk of the Council. Its Roy al Ellghuess pie audiences to the Eari.of Narrowly, V 1301134. Sidi:neigh; an& the Marquis . of Winchester. ' . • ' The - re were aimepresent sat the Levee-- - Dnato-Morottlkillaitchester. •Watteutsus-WIMAMter, Headfort, Tavistock, Cornwallii, Wellesley, Northampton, Stafford, Bath, Hertford. ti Ehus---„Absedeen, Harwood, Pomfret, Stair, Uxbrid g e, Sandwicl t , Guildfoed, Courtown, Moira, SI ountedgcouth • e, Clap ''carts Digby, Chatham. Shaftsbury; Winchelsea, Aylesforti, CbatiecilTe, Liverpoid.Harrowbv, ldulgrase, Battsunt, ;Yuri mouth, Westmorland, Cholmoodeley. Vitscouurs-Chetwystd, Sidney,. Maynard, Jocelvn, e 'f ig sc oh Lescettes, Melville, Balkeley, • Methane, Ithaelattli; .! M LORDS-Radstock, C. Spencei, Somers, Montford.,Boston, S. Osborne, Ilawardea , J. Hay, Clinton, W. Russell, D e l w i n , El . don. Kirkwall, Lowther, Marker, Dudley, Erskine, K e ny o n, Cochran...J. "fitynne, Henniker. . Couttrik-De Palencia, St. AOIO4IO, Munster.' Hallows-)e Roll. Doluar. • • . . Humors-London, Sallsbury,Shester, Bangor. • Dent,a-Wintlior. Haphoe. . • Ali , : Docrovis-Waldegramc,•Yyse, Hymn, Fynes. Rev. Menses.-:-Hon. P. Irby, Hun. ..1. Cast, J. T. Barrett, I Lee, W. Brawn, J. Doyle, A,- Hamilt o n, Blomberg, Wellesley. • -' ' t'utrAttgas-Puctreiro, Savaire. • . The Arior. famity , the alienation of-the Isle award, J. SaUrndrez i Doyle, s "'eche!, w . . 1 of Man (that Is the outieaana Taxes of the Custom.' Carraw, G. • Hook-ate. C. lia'stings, J. HarrlngtOn, C. Nagk, • . • J. Crai g , H. ',w or d; m p h „,, w ; jg. , iftalkouse. - house there), seem to 'bare made a Very good bar.. .1. Langoam, the paymenth' to the Duke; of H. Dotiglis;. W. Illi•ecfiey, H. Sekund, Q. Flower, gain I- For thosevustoins; &c. last year are stated at a 5 D Duno. W. Fepp er ell ie li t Wood, C. Smith, J. Ducir d oilh S. Beckwith, i Jong% T. Jones, C. Blanc,,W. G -4.0 r ,but XOOOl. for 'wid t•s :arr. C. itobinson, T. Or Yfwhia.' J. Malcolm, R. hletche4,ear. ' ATHor., from the.pobliey has been atwee4 150 ) 1)901. p al ne, W. Smith, H. Dalrymple J*: Graham; A. Clarke T. and 200,0001. • • • Trine, R :laretay, Htggerston, Anntasx.--Nagle, Ouch viorth, saumarrs, B o ni:may, Maw- ' The Fine and Forfeits of last yea . r, though not so Lop Morris, Sawyer, A pli n , Bay ntam, Scott, Bowater, as in the Sheriffaity of Sir C. HUNTER, were .issesta-Turner, Prescott, Wyoyaed, Batfou r , •to a ceusiderable amount, 111. near three thousand Suntwig, Warde, St. L eger Pack ' Hopkins, .Picton, Pr e s c ott, M oore , Doveton , 'Bolton, trip. , Barris , KA, Delancey; Davis, Doyle, Floyd, Chao*, ' If a direct opeoiat from the - South to the North Maker Payne, Bailey,. I)* Mgcmd, V 7 61; Divert , end of the tower be d e tlrable , it. might lie iceomplishea, }atm. • Cot.orms-Blurafieid, McMahan, Church, Vivian , Sherri_ s in a much mop eentrical situation, and compari son. hos. Coch r an e ,. Monuilambert, Orde, Grey, Thornton, t%sel'y at a trif li ng iv-Spence.% If an . opening were ~ Bean, Fraud Carleton,,Bingiumn, Fuller - Beckwith iciorcott. Ch,p4:an, Manse!, Fletcher, Willi ams, • As mak •from Great bineen.sireet Irtattly apposite 14re, Nardi ) , De yisnie, Douglas, Wood, L'Estrange, O t . Little .QuOin.-Street), Co the •*And, pear St. Cle waY. Yrnv, c!,, , is, Turner, Cadogan, Gibbs, Harris , ..HerVey, tgeot:i Church . , tbere.would be a thoroughfare in the Co , ton, Dunul..n, Fisher.- ,Dechbire, Twain, Hope, Sheuy : c ntra of the Metropolis, and u o m ote than feu or con, Re.ide, Dalrymple, Ewer --- Stacpoole.lllatt- ' insignificant h geld my, Do te, Carritcts-Thornaill, Pi , Robbins. C Hake, Bluet, White, Itaigendield, Hancliett, errs. Horton, Blacker, IL Ayscough, Trtneott, Rockfart, li.trvey, White, Athmannara, Murray, L: Stanhope P. Sunda -Lite TSVAIfW4' ' o. ltogerty, Hantlyo,.Descars. tioldo a. •l vac ts-Buck ley, Brown, M.D. x.sas. -G. W. Denys, McMahon • W. Duktos,.counine, Paget , _ Irc lo u , em m antlw, /lame, A. anau•Pai /lop., Ltiseejtv.,:-Heeitt•rt • n Grey elle, 11, 'Beckett, st Cacer, Fuller, It. • tbates, Mortloelt,,,mace,, Peur-e. Vorr...n. Ka , R. C‘it t uo , Lisle, T. Acarick, Nadi, Inglis. .Mr. El • Lisk,bn b. mug ' t•- : • ckcati nowizirpoingittelo, ••f , '• Mr. Littlasis, onitismittingskArithe ~letrgsh Wellesley, • :110n. Cailillia_ . /r A 9i Life quirk, on appointment. Major IrawY " - on ittatilell,on rent n,frous Java. Mr. C. eitime;, by Mr. Herbert' - • ".. • Colonel Otde. 99th Regiment, smert-trn from Ametita. Mr. R. AberennebY, y Lord • - ' • . Mr. Kearick, ottappointaseit.- •• • . • . • . Mr. Horsky. by Mr. E. -Botairisie .;-•.-. , Colonel Carlton; 44th Iteg;attat.ili f settirit from 91,04 Mr. Nat*. by the Eari 6f laranaft • •••-„ Mr. R. Si, John, by the Lord'in . 'Mr. Matlock, ditto. • • . ' Colonel Bbrelny, Corsican Raogpra, •on promotion. Mr. Ilayfy Obretern from s ainal es.• • : Captain llitron ' 'en :morn fruni•alfroad. • Clptaio VOL, It. N.. ou retsina- limn) Java. ' • • Colonel L' strange, On appiiiinment W the 26th Foot. Major Maclaine, 137th Resubmit', oh hien:turn to Spain. ,capptin pacres, R. NI on his , return fromAtneriea. . • .Colonel Pilkington, R. E. by the Lord in Waiting. . Colonel. Thrive; on his room to Portugal. !. Ciplain_Synat, - R. N. on his reihrn from the West Indies. • '.•• ;Sfr IL naglas, on Ms appttimment at ibe Mildary College, Andteltifhfrdes fpaln. • bfil.ll4r ipsilrymplF,..l9th Light Dragoons, on Ms marriage, by •'• • . „ •cettos, fittitrds, mutton to Portugal. '• The foljowirog Offivers.of the 701 lietsars.weie .praseeted by J' - --•-creuerit the:ltirt of: Ui. -bridge - 7 7 Mmons=-Hodge, 'Denshiee, CAPTAINS—Robbins, Pipon," Verner, Skeane, Thornhill.' Lowther.. laguelataires--o'entdy, 011agerty, Deccan, Elphinston, lianolys, Colusens—lGordoni Needn't'''. . „--;:- lesit - t • -- t r i: 1 ” ! .4,..- • —c 1 f ' , ong:lbbpj:...... Acosta augeofttoffetio Dolikt4f Nirefolk-andeArgylk oto .. ..... colonel _.. n e oricirc t ,osklilet4r - Thiffreassiipeol : -* "tokttte li. - 490 1tr i lL . dr e l b ~ , I . s *. tiatt id,..le,lli• id - 64 ; i4. -4 41 ), twe i4;! -, . y Itoyat ArtHlery In spwin. - ...•,..—___ , L , A . *el.: , .., . i Ritz lia Ott,- . dan t 4/011(111180 ) • Colonel Evre,,on his appointment tollbillealtiliplikla 11 .Cali .k o : •.: -.-. • . ..., •-•:.,' • • -•• . .. • it. Burrard: • ' -I 51••jor Hope, 90th Regiment, on his raingatiOal. - -' : .., 0. :3: he evening. was spetit witne the' greatest harmony hfr. F. E)•re, In the Lord in Waitiar e :.,..,, •e-. - • s . anti. conviviality'. and tthe company separated-at a I : t u r s .. igit ur ar n H e i st Se G tt uard ni;72d , Iteginteet, dti . 1d5 .,,:....,, ~. ..,. * . lite. hour, highly gratified with the- conduct of the Ensign Buckley,qn his ap pointment tqlllpaicsairds: •, - Noble Chairman"... ! -.‘, '. 4 ..... .., .... .- • . • . , - • - Mr. .I.antes, by °client! Stestart. -, - • • Mr. M. Reaufoy, 4.3eidStecans GnardCWis Ms appOistinot..., • ---- - Mr. Shirley ditto. by the ,Lortjp•Walting. .- ' :* . Mr. W. Deuilaieby Uri *mope. Colonel lir Richard rkteherelt.-E. on his return from Spa*. and Portugal, and onitis i beit recited a"Baronet. • ••• k Lient,Colortel•Gibbs, sid . nem, no his going-to Spain.( Adutiral Sir John Ducks 4 " * ?WI Its return from 1\ tutor - i t land. - Major Shelly, 47th lieixiii; bp departure his to Portugal. it ' Major Reads, 21th . t. on permission to receive the Order of Bt. Ferdi , erit. Mr. Burrows. on,hiseetlini from Malta. The Knight of Glits,VY Lord Castlereagh. _ , Capt. Swetenliam. 16th Dragoons, on return from.Portagal Capt. Browne, 17th Dragoons; On retorts from India. , ;Capt. Wypyard. A.. A. Gen. on return from t adjs. li Cal. Hersey, 141 4 Dragoons, on his return from Portugal.. !Col Williams, 13th Foot, ditto. Mains Evart, Royal Rate:«rs, ditto. • Major Macleod, g. I:. dine. ..e.ok^ Col. Cochrane, 56th too. dill°. .' e. Col. Bingham t Ist Guardsatitto; T. - Col. Korvin, 95th vv. ditto.. ;,- : • ' Capt. Clements Ist (wards, ditto:.. , ~ .. . Capt. White, C oldstream Guar*, ditto . " . Col. itlansel, 53d reit. ditto. • - • -- • • • • Col. Cadogan, on return from Portegul. Col. 111• Bean. ditto. • • . . . - Mr. T. Sydenbam , ditto. • • .'' • Mr. Jackson, on pia/ abroad: . .,.. . ..,- • -.: t. ~ Captain Murray, R. H. G. on mot appointed IN 111 1 jetty Equerries. • - •...• •., Col. Way, 29th rogt_ by Sir T. TAW. • i •-- 0- Mr. 1). Mortar, on return from CoatitiaeOlej 147 V*'lrtiriian of such . un,qpilvocil, unmixed, and *Ma good as equalization of weights and 'nea r ' . ,swreptilt it to' be hoped that theie eau be baeone I.upinion with all mete; and that Oh 'the application to. i Parliament for the purpose, -the Highland StiCiety will hate all 'co-nperatink ofd:froitt every other epo , nontic and - sclera!** Pstablisbnv.intr, aod . froM attiOr- I poratlonir and if need :be from all ' parishes • too I through the empire ; for, without the least exaggera. ! , 'I lion, the multiplied mischiefs from the want of a . standard—a regulation fixed—ire seen and felt on every aide. There ratty be, - and . we khOw there are, - sane ad indimperfeat enactments about the point ; bet they have no genera effect. They do not, as theroogitt, "orerbeaf:tlit obstinaef of 'peculiar cus toms ; cestolOs Which praittlet the tiiitt vaguynOtt ar bitrary deviations'friinv 'bonveniebee; not . only bu- than usual last yens . tuic . , to ris at siz inched! ' This, if teilibef; avid sb le coed on 'an airerigeOf mentiii;'*oisidexCeed,alfe ;abOtit a third 'kite excesses of .ruin; In the situathiqs 'lewd prone fo it; as aboitt Vinfill,*afitso?ti abd - the Sauth-west of' Ireland. • Friday the argtiment On BititCPOCtii traded: . by Admiral Savilrele ''Grid . delivered by Mi. '4l,Ekr, British Coesnl at Bostoti; - came o alt the Atlaticifty Coart," when SW CnersToenea' Roarioso aigaTait tht validity of these licences{ and . Decteis, land - kinotai; iii* h Mr. ffsnitteirei4 in • mtrr 4!thert 'the' Oral' contended, thit the could net sanctiosVie irider toqoAd of his command; and,it Wei also urged, that the licences had been made a common article of sale, from .500 to 3000 dollars each, in perversion or the .4eolgo. with which they were conceded— The other Learned Civilians insisted, that Alietin ; licences were giauted,,according to astablisheduustons, and that their authority could not be questioned or contravened.: Sir,Wlr. Sccrrt_postpone4 the dec.hion until the nigt Cotta day. The drainage -through Hyde Park (now carrying on with as much deliberation and economy of time and mouey • as if it were through the Chanceq-lane.), is, et tic most other things we find s etaggerated much 1 . F -- 2he length of it ceutaining „eight ,aittattfor:landy -bat astow,...._ dustric. l Each mals„peussostit obliged:byla', to labour three days i . y eoct3 g ereek forltisproprietor, .714 law tikes 'effeCt On life .arrivingat.,the age of , 'lf the Prqprtetor'cit l eoceslo ear 10. him the Father tbtri; lie May ; u for- example; in a manufac. „Wry; bat he then finds him io foOd -and atothing . .— .Ikfuttual advantage, hoWever, gentially *phut'', this law; anti excepting such as are selected for'domestic let:Tants, or as above, are employed .in manufac biries, etSlave piyi a . 'certain abrock, :or rent, to thkettewed kJ - work all the week on his own Account. i-.Tfre mister is bound to furnish him with t house and lk Certain. portion of land. •The allignient of land is generally settled by the, I.Stio•eita (elder of the 'MILO, and a meeting of the •peasantir themselves:* In the same manner, when a 'mast* vitas in increase of rent,. he sends to the Siaresta, whOcoivenes the peetants; and by that assenbty,- iris decided what proportion each Judi. vidaat must pay. If'a slave exercises any trade which brings him in more money than agricultural labour, he pays a higher abrock. If, by journies - to Petertbargh, or other cities, he cap still earn more, his •master permits hiS absence, bat his tibtock is raised ; the smalleit earnings are subject to this op. - -lots. The peasants employed as drivers at the an abreck oat of the drink money being permitted to drive ; as other. might employ Again In other less ()Obis own account. The aged and Irovided 'with "food; 'end iaiment; and owne.'i eipence. - Such ai prefer miserable pittance they receive .pleitt.feegiseatiy.fernistied with _ • .4" - ,feek titii.fogtone ; but abrOelfeoenjar : than , permis tat* of beggera, la Petersburgh Wile* One is fbnite,.. he , iit.imme. his owner . in' Mosc ow, and .agiai, _ _ _ -, - - .. ... , _ ins, - I are numeroasf•-`thattgli I think ' 'the East India Company!, • 6inii), - 'the wo r t ;or , m ss so than in London. They beg w i t h grea t 'rather the least excellent of Which niattf.be Preferred, 1 madetty, in a low and hemble tone of voice, fra. we believe, tethe - best of his predecessoq . in. the art, ; greenfly trosding themselves, and are m uc h . less kiladorets-and itapertinate than London be ggars .' as the Sicilian coini, Ind those (which, perlutios, were our best) by Simon! .961 let us hope for Initth . things .from• bOtter, times.--•-:-FrO, and their ;. .. sine - Consequential woes, 44 .tiesebroifiglifiur noble • The • Proprietors of -the . Examiner Newspaper, teniA.pettceP' ' :. .. . .' • . '.• ' .found guilty last Term of a Libel on the Pa l ace- lit- A letter from 144 1, . of the filth_laiii,leentains lirts lEVT,, will.be braughteip for judgment in the Court following -remark:- , -"; NetiqY. the, .w.hOle of oft, Alitg's gentch.to.mereow. -- -, - - • r t Marshals and:Goitre's have been:lett - 1.4W for; be* A.-ahnetnatter, :who was cotleator of the Income notwithstanding all the . enquiries *iiiii`Wirts'inade,.':ie , Tax in the parish of.Christehurtli,•iarrey, has lately learn nothing of that Great Olkii*,.l4.l.,Biets..cff." become a defalcator to thi amount . 41. 3,7001. The His•Laalis still st Pails, anglisinconsOlableYorthb manner in which he obtained so important an office supposed lets of her husband. .- . : , . . -; . was this;—He had been for several years a c o ast an t T 6 raialif the midland c0:404 ias . fitifrf(aserci attendant at blr:-Row.lassd Hill's chapel, and by the • *" .. (l'it - i'leit month V . -;teAia ; .! fervourioChks .flevr -attracted the .-- and ervourpt., potion, notice, _at last gained, the. friendship of that Gentleman, by whoseasslstanee'ke was soon enabled. o remove from a plies tittle 'better than a cObler's.stall,..and take a large conspicuout shop. He also 'get from his. pa trip seituation in the chapel worth 1001. a-year.. He was at last, through the same generous interest, ap pointed Collector..of .the .Property on which two-Gentlemen became hiss reties, one is 10001. 'and the other in jOOOi., the whole of which "jun5.411'4,14 now hare to pep ~Przatorren, Jut, 30.--4:One of the Bowl neat Police.Nicers has been several dayi . 111'1:smirch' Of a 1 Swindler, of theasannied name of Wilson, and-bieWiht -posting-01s, describiug hie Person s and o ff ering a kite rewar d for his apprehension, Suppnaieg he we*, cell rit the. Poitdolfice for letters, be staid:there the whole of Thariday-withOst eitett, This, merging a man and woman being pillored, fer' keeptili a dis orderly house, in -the market place, .the Chief Ma kistrnteslnd hissonstible, ceepso o atteriablion this duty. •Thiring the punishment, the • Mayor obsiisea I. a man going through the market-gate, answering . ** description of . the identical Wilsats,.,, *immediate. l y , followed; and, teeing him go through F.ast4trOef, Turnpiiiliobvet, in the road towards the Post ofide o concluded** his own mind he must be the swindler adreitised, Post-office ' y '~i ~~ ~'I i# .. . • ~. ~- , . . ... . . , . • - ~ . • . , . • , - ..r... '- 3 ....0.016We..h.:.X....1—....:. - .4... ........• R. . .... . 4 -,..:Ab... " - ...r..:' . , T • ' j • ' Vlift: * r''' '-- -'. Tisi4 P, W' a, e ••• "i • ," '• - 110 '." ~A:. .. , . . , . . , ri c III: iSL;g ,ItEOF:irr ' S ,CEVAE of .00 agt. . The follbw‘bg had..kells • • - ... ) Abut •. . • . ...L• s o• , p . 4 ifr •.• •C ;1 1 . i • •• • . 4 4', :•. • • 1 , '•:,,. .'. i".? - . 0 i r --am.: to the Pam* it.therithittir::, • .-... :•:.:. -.-4,1„-.0-• ! .4;;;;•• •- - -i."77'.;•••••• 7 ~.. ' 2•• . •,,.,44 1 ::.., '•• . • 31; I:1 ; ' -`. ' a' s " 2 " i 1 ' . '. 6 :''‘23- t it.... „.... 111 P JZ: .L . :: .. .e : ' 'i , ~ • '; 3, . .:" ' - ' 411111.* '.; . " - .` Yektertlay. hit . itoyal ilighntsii the . PrinCe Rd.* . Eu sh --- aisi LAegteiel; p eekeei e p ftest, •l4 erv iiiro :4 *litit , ee , * , v „.; Ilk leywas•temeitlsret - . held his. ;econd ..lartge#ll. season, at Cal " ;l4teeee ; ,74, 1 91 0 <t e t it e . . i " Tua t ia :ii . , ivy - 4144'4 !.. 4 4 ': 't, •t i ! • ' t .,tl2_ . - 041, 1 „ed s t . .1 _ ~.ifii. 4..4he fin - • Ale alc.lA; of the noble''. 0.4 1 W, 'claws of . ~ • , . . s . le r ‘., 4 ' % - •• • - . - 14-ays-7-Tite .rest* of thothiMmuoity cwith Which n.. - • .: err nunwirously trended . , ThetiLLWiti lt ... air imbeitimaa:g. hi s . __,_..,,,,... . .v, . t il'..ir ttlidai itightsesies the Disk eii . of ._ _Tiiiic;' ; . Lieelesant:Celon prese.i • el Drumlins, • =Mat. - .....i.4` I it- ~- . ..eNc PIM nollA.4i,lN.l. l l§X teak 21 . 9ce tit s - ow . fil e ix 4E 044 '". ' vir t4 WA N . 4O.4 : • • ~ *_ 4 1eb..n 144 113 F. (he fitilimi exception of t fent nterch;Stila in the sea- Cla rsoli:e; . li'ent. tiniberlsnd, Cambridge, endsliesfstacltbe orm/: by the Eon Of - billWd." am& versari too rt • The Rm.:Jahn I)ov.k.asse, . ae * a ~„„,,,,,.. .. •f,, ..,,I4 If oil etplastrious Iritrint.- -- M •• ^ • '' patell who Axe for the *kit pirt.iisttigners) consist mick ;..the ..Ar'clthlshops 'Of Canterbury intellrick i . to hhatsys! ilif .h eee t h e p r im " j„, .... , . 11 1 e initnel i (o . lipitalai tlydeeaale was In Abe of the wessor ", who Con!inuti In tbi east e of bonds- the -Lord Trim:Lie 'of Ireland,. the ArcihisiVis t of 1 A I Hoe...arkes:Mi 9vistp . , 4. rosmi s p .n. kls*tney • hiatj e,nd kbit:KA4.9•dietttafibliod !hip, sit dare men hi which - the lower_ ostlers .4 all .the rest of ►r oat o ; the Lor d alatireri the Lard Preshleat of,i er s Z ileite p . aaak ao , h is f aiiinV!. •.. .;:••%,.-, ~.- ... 9i11t 1 . 1 1 01,..2,... q!kn.e . F; 4 .. Tb! Ontt being removed • Etirope onee Arere.-ao paint . ths_siteatiou Roth the Coutsril,` thotord Privy Seal, the three' Seeicta--' ste WkinsW - isechey..bytlse s a ido s ,. - .., ; • ..;3, , .. . ~,#ross _!_p , bjep i t,nton irs i.. s i i iii i , ; . . i i ce.o4 atitioat . orthoitiaininit t is anteivelastient to say, rtes of State, the of the Board of Tifrie; 'lb.:lilies' i ltstant. or . r.Ol , . . sisto„ .• , ; - 4 4', au*: Tromor , /reiniglitoi., 10Ktr • get: . • 14 4 .1 ir, - C that:ill; iiieWeili the.-PostimUtion.of tho borha- the First:Lord-of . the treaiury, the Chancellor' of` , mr a 0 .4 ! " 0* attpli • -kir Cal i n e et g_Sakite, na.ennting to • 14 ;. , ~.., . ;;i .., dow ~ , ,;-,.... . ,„. . 04 -sck the Art *led APPre' • itiiiO 1,., . r ,...!i;iiioluivi r __4lloity.bitiiiitescribed. 'Po) , to F A .e.ht tit te r , the . ..Frit' Lord 'of the Adinitidt:," ; Prince de Partilt:i by Prince Cade • leak. , _, ,' . '!.' . R i •Nr..,..A ' k i lls!. , 1 ; th e. .teOttl.t.efieltrililrOP's • Ael° B ll •ive ateich'ettlrtiteltalrilid.traiiirellied wills-it like the Master-Gen/4f of the Ordnance„ the ChaeOelloitre WlLlisetlvootl, oasts, PrOal lt dr 16 . 9674111 Ma. ". : .. MIMI weie • tne - talifqqll4.-.7 , , ~,7 „ . • . -:: . ' ~ • . w o e ; al 4.ki th o giv i o Jecelyo, on hamar, • '-' 1 . . - .1' f" -' -• '`:•The 'lit "" b al of the Duchy. of Laticasivr, the Lord Stesrarti if tha :.: Kir orlyisford, Oct coming tit ash% . • . s . ._ : ~. . ove t . _ lit o f ti t eie ! !: , #o . ; t e. :FOL.-Tune: tlriloalland -effete examples are not: eufrequentty " kof Sta, ehester 'on, Meryl .T )• ' r , :7!. Mt* *wadi foladC_tkite. avia.r . . tlousehoh), the Lord chamberlain, the Vice-Chom.L. 'Mae_ 1. .. . Illeirre&el-• poi! .- • Ille Kin* -Tito, 66 . 0111deeve l t t it i tte • ... - • - of mastort.who treat them Cruelly, if is its rein (moon, on hot ...-. . . bet lacrlain, the Neappytius „th e H es si an , .a lk d Retok t o e a ~ i9(40017 . , .. is this t a s itry;gi s t j o t ' ii. 4 1 ,.....ratpriaaRettest.. ,. .Twoes "' s ostslAcqoalotaaes. 11. fo g o;iwei emir thin bit Isisuse, -- whens tow% power Ambassadors; 'rite later came to Court' in state; and 'der of ti - the .. . ''. .*, -,,.;-•. 0, . „ ••-,' :• - ' iii; - Hots - Ortite=ki: . sittlo 1te.44) i ti . his Life i s 1-V ll° Mi t e.n ve r 4 6 . know"; or Igor Wilt bat debuse- .. spent s a I followed by his 101 l sotto of Embassy, and the Mts.. - 'Lattrw o4 nt, Resell. on Ins ...x •ta . i ;.‘ ... ~• , .. . ... mica iv .. -.-... .. .. .• . , I . meit(in the character, and svretchOunie,Avs tits colt. vimpon•his • • shut Admirals • •in•this Country, who Were regularly .iC Esei of cbarko ik, b y o r is ,,,,__ . . .. vs. I , erpf,ltanever,...and es j ottlryisever forget the Print r stitiss, .rif Oise . .whe is dependant'. npriglat *ill of a • ntroduced. to his- Royal.. Ifighttess, and . conttnetee Ath s t e m Sett. ~, his pr . . ~,.....!. o ts! : • ~• Oat puma mgr ramity no me Tiaccese . of 9ient titi- i - -•-- . •• - nfrom At e r •.,. c-' . • • s' s • • by Mr. Chest •the Amiltal)t Master Oflhe Gore i , ri a =Le : ii 'r ea t i f y i,i ea joto ..- 44 . . imiet l i ong _ i.. .. Coe ur :" Liberty,all ?tale Weald. . • ~. •. • c • ; . 6 14 4 ii. olisetritsissi italic( ' ..itttlieen the . to mlies. ; Princess de Parrtilla• and - Castelt*sila; .. a d ri,:i' dmofr i koow hhoesuesop std instant trans. lin , ilie Rattle: %se Ninth' Ftri4 Gad : ' ue ranib,clPiti6a - . .• , . nig ' qt. !lir . = * l 4 . • tindirlduals— the.SpeAcer of-the Hottseitt Commons, who ciitneid Adisirat ir eten ;: h hnet i lart u rdis America: ':...• - • .1.. an the. Slave Tr4de,. stad .rhaika to those who „_.. , • - • • • ...a.-_,._-- • aecsintred what. Mr. Pitt, le .the, Oelivide. et his-power, de- PIP . I P.FMT. At. wornsaivompirothrely, opsy - stx R the - • sate with leis full;attindasits: .The Captain'e t Gen. „,, . re . *. neemoties anotretwainige.Amorm?, .. c* ,.. 0 knelt " able to ergo.), .k , . ~ . : Cit114111111402‘; l i b* -.l4lo,acky 9g agokte is flXeci at Rolls thi - C;ifiogi '" ' irn rtleintlan fletilletnewl'enaloiteri; the Mister of the , . 0 . . ... '. • The •ke nt Bedfarif, and: morale oimeillider . i Principler , ` d a . , ..... la:: . ....- .it. ~. , :.,.- ~.,-;„,• _, 1 .-. . - saff?talugga ; lieu all GeV's', I *tin. &a- • • -1 Attorney and Solicitor-Generali; the King's . Ade": r rid gzige o. reurniur 1. L __,_ .. .., _ E 4 l ••lrey , and all the. eaoly ift eedsmi. M. Air, *ha, in tomy, are sore that it: will - never bpiiifsed pthey are -cate the Judge Adrecate, the Usher of the Black I . 431/12 •• ' ''• '• .. " t " .I this acv vont have done honour' t ' '- b Goat) Plaid MI his beibg appointed Governer er Gm**. • . • ... -.. ,-.-.---,., .. . ... -1 ndheriug to Mi i 010r.0 iiiadStrioUti,': . Ilie Visalia . ' :belonging to 'the 11,04 the ltecorder b.O &Mon. !. nod_eod Tlfls4ilrort. . . -•.' • .• ••• -• ' 161 " . . ' '":*-- ' ' • I nobles . have their 10,4 regulated by their meant of • 1 - - salleral Payne, on Jlts he:ng ' ‘ .. igro i se e. llawd P4oklavuatTeAttlafllii , , .. . . ....,:* . . , Afterthe Laved hit &lel flightiest retired to his ritioothialiw; by th e Ear! of „ , .. e ' ." . 1 4k(nonVelefliti itvisp..weig'.gived. she tronithe i Bettintl.,MoneY; at • • in 'average, throughout the Em- eloset,and *IA ts Chapter of the Kntghts orthcilit i . z_,Qeseral SlrD,Daidas, on VI 4f sue ' • ali • , 1 4.0 .Wilt,,,l...stistila 1)" f . Noefoik:: .. titileAtiyll - I ord."' Bo! -; pite,. At:Right. or ten rolibles.. . It, Umbel imoemes,-not, Ehdatts: - ..‘,. I• ' • .....- .40 .. . ......., .. i ,„,...- • 1., . Tire *Pfince, Filinesnnting the S'" °rlti g 4 o q°l24/th• ; gobbet sir fkoree.fiOod,itiltiotaktsi ilicoosommotpe tie . wria-, d ri t r l l a 4 idOe' , ,..*424. , itOrnillit ikhd I *4lo44( ol ,:.leindv -btit it elowe right -. .. , t0w , yril their ,In. _ ~,e,..,,t.e. ,-k ?..L-.2,._-:-. , ... 1. ..., . -.••;) ~,:, _,..- .-, - ! /fasten_ . Each mash . nnaLassa• :so obligati Au is 1.,. • ' 7 f • ''' f ratsea ; tne smallest ei , • . ' tweetirtfp f t4ht cpitnfriel,;hul'in the suite cduntfy, . vression. The peasar ' e . and tfte s tnixed iiittirconrs!'offits fis:trerentiOrt.!: , ost-houses, pay an a 'Th..neie_.eilv‘ sol _, .....'4'ne,..o,_,,n.i:Piei_ ; e 3 a PAL) i!. ei,. they they:receive * for being . • ' - - 10.Re'werropor 14,14pw. flint ! For Ite . laTe 1 wise , tile% maoter nigh - .. . Obe‘ ' old liy . 1' tsPreetiviraiiik v 6 "iihnge kasti.. we an i peofttabre 'labour on hi _..•..-:. rely, ' th at friai t :ist illipsietiOnOlVe.dye,The is led to , . infi rm : t i e prov id e d ~ ~1101101)14. think - it will be Oiong qte . -tga, 44ttosetaf, of the art, ' lding- at - their owne ...: -- ' &molt ectrial s Lprobahli t th . ..,; . #n faraing piece, so casual charity lathe ii , . • -....: eigestsl it ta l lg t INWAr t ut, ol t eirtafrijg- f rom gi e li z ,- . i naat i pi. a . 1 1111110 . . , ..., Of ditlfge' 1 pasapatiir gistalroires . < • . r i t ij o i l iatva its Wistit# bt what coulitig can achtere, :,. ek e . b intsew his t i l i nt iii i 'ellesteY - • beyond ' 'air fix' ". r - a from :- 5 eat. . epe e e ; pr eceding pos. ornmace . rsaws to ;The --nuii Iva. th e Mkit;nt SishiCias the repnkpie.cep, the various, is . i erripaisi I 4: i s. . 1 ,1 - 4 e;fea . 'reins. Tor - the muitupictlsier, 'in the . .N9fo-'west "or; diet* seat back to -11 • Engtand -* the - ive ions piecii fey 10 French, and other- - toertis, they are • Y- After the Chapter the Prince Regent held a Privy j lo7..k . t;;Wr;;;TiY, " 4yToiti iv,e);;01;:"...7 -7- " tits . tancl ; thi - ive setts p iec es _Oti ils: F r en c h ; 'and other • •toords, they ale *numeroest .'though I think , i •' - Council, which was attended by ill lati. Cabinet .1 • Alt. t i v o ir s i i 4k, b on y liteo E l . o . l i irzo w . m - ii.. - • ....,.• • , .. • • ,tit 1.• 1.11 . xdatt India . (A*,.tai.s . - Li!kiney. the . Worat„ . or qess so than in ' t endon., They beg with great "rather the , feast excellent of which est be . ntecerl'elv onederty, in a lottr and hirable tone of voice fr.. I .- Ministers, at which -another Proclamation was 1 . totonei Carlton; 44th Re;:mat,, sia.setsen from sfaloy troseing themselves, and . are muc h. less agreed upon respecting the Luddites.-_-Mr. Miller sir. Nash . by the Earl of Yarinotsti . • ....- we believe, tothe - hest of his predecessors in. the ant, ' luenity .. .11Ir. R. St. Jobe, by the Lord in Waiting. . . as: the Sicilian coiwi, and the S e. (W,hich,:neillaP: 3 lfelaliforeitsind inipOrtinate than London beggars. i I attended as' Clerk of the Ceuncil... ~ . .. hit. Matlo ck , "ditto.• ili's Royal Sightless pie audiences to the Earl-of • . Colonel ltrclity; Corsican Rattan, * .on pi•OSlbtbus. • • arra Oar best) by Simon! _nro lit. uahope for pitch . , .• ....,,-,' _ -- - • . .. . ' Harrowhy, Viscount ' SidttiOUthp' anti the Marquis of „ 'Air. BaY I Y; o°l6 " llllfrc ' m ' l3 " l • ll ' ea '' • -- •e • ' . * better -- •. things .from - butter: times: -:LWetr? .. , and . thejr. . • • . • •• . - . , _ . Captain Ilcirtuti 'on swain feant.nbroad. - .' .. .• Winchester... . - : ' .'- ; • 'Captain 1.11534, 'lt. N.. on retina Flom Jive. •,''• :• - sire consequential woes , 14 . have.: 1 5re1if ....:4 ...,..Tt nary noble r 7 , , i 7 ou , T n h oi e gitii . P . r ol opli a e s tor t T s erm or - li t t it: . Li . & he a l O i n in t e h r e P N e fi t w a s c PaPe r lia r : . .. Theie were also presentnt 114 Levee- . . •- , Colima L' strange, Cid appaintenent to the 26th W 001: tairiett-pencEP' DCoks-higetrosre, Manchester, •.- • ., .1,1... Mi l" te l aelsj u e, tridi ite r i ' ver ' oh hislt • turli t° Pak. A letter from Paris, 'OO tfie • ltlthialiC.. ... ,... .te ., .. tita ..- lOs tile 6 „ 1tti ... 7,, willle broughtep for . judgment in the Court . .. t ' Captain Pacres, R. /4‘.• op bis tenni from.AMerka. • . - -NrOtoonas-Whybester, Ifeadfort, Taristock, Cornwallis, Wellevfey, Nortbitamtoo, Stafford, Bath, Hertford. ' :Col I Pilkington R• E •bY the Lord in Waitirig. feillowing " veniark :-- 44 ; NearlY tint .w4ole iir our i i tis.ffiAtig . .s : to-morrow. -, - • ~,, ; EARIA-..Abordero, Harwood, Pomfret, Stair, Uxbridge, r coc e°l7l4l ' e tain l * a ßsisai r :Si e : N liC . s. oa re; : ii r O ii .t r P o la a h lt .• ' i ri a.,h a h • ea : Marshals and - Gene . rags have goenliccielfil4-, far; bet, !, : A. illeoetnaiter, :whtt was entleator 'of the Income e', 1- sandoinli uninitoes . , courvosvo, motra,stountedgcou2bee,,C..tir i • - Sir H • Ddilglas, his m .. poi at ihe m u i f aky G a n es, notwithstanding alt the' •enquirie's'i've - ff . ,,ire ' in' - 'ade,. 'We ! Taxin the parish or Clifistchnee.ti l 'iorrey, has lately 'cart% ' oi n gby,. Chat h am . Shaftsbury; w inchelsea, exylewurat, . a id ret irb f r o, §;: o . -• -'. -- ' :", • ... • • -• • ! learn eothitig of that Great Offier.•rs.l6;l4,..gailLOW." become .ir defalcator to the ainountef. 3,7001. The , 1 in 0 :174 ulna e, ll o v r e bod epoi:l t r o a lmond ennsb el y ey , al . ul . grave , Ba s thant, ..leter . . f r 4.. itd !i i.e.61 .,..0. , !.,... ,.„ 1 ,1 - c , -- .. „i guili g. ht __ll,7....7,Eppiaddriai. on ' his !w a s te, . 4 vy f t Hi, . IA • yo Ko os sa ....Dhetwynd, Sidney,- Maynard, Jocelyn, Tor.., c o sia4 lc c a ma, ey o a r il s „ o Oignoen ay is still at VariS; And . 4s InconsOlabli Tor he manner in which he obtained so important an office ; • was this; had been for several years a constant r new% Laseelles, Melville, Bollteley, - Melbotne, Itittelagh, 1 Pei__ .Ir A PAPe P 7t h HO o 1 to Portugal. * ' ! supposed bits of her•hushand, . .-, ~ . Milani. - - i th e renewing vmcers.oi the ssar . orate The reihlif the eildlattd . cinidtlea2 iiisaliitrj .. morel attendant at Mv: Rowland Hill's chapel, and by the Loans-Rodstock, C. spencer, Somers, MOniford.,lloston. T. presented •by Lieutogant.Geueral the Earl. at - Uif_. ! than weal last year ; atidinslait month ls.s ' s tart ed to, fervour ;of. his devotion, - attracted the notice, and at . 1 Osborne, Ilawarden, J. Hay, Clinton, W. /tassel', D e i vi" , El' -itoridore -- - 1 -. • • i . don. Kitkwall, Lowther, Marker, Eardley, •Erskine,•Kenyon, --• ~ . . • • • ' •, . •.; : ..1 is at six inches! • This, -if tOrtecf, and - sit - tO ro. last gained the friendship .of that Gentleman, by Cochrane.. J. 'l I. Henniker. . • , 'A• 7I3 " --116d g e . 13 timilure• -, .• - f coild •on 'an avenge ''of mentlit," -- •,wonld . e.xanect,aiso - whose assistaneelM vies soon enabled to remove from •'' ' i ttniveleil .I, , ' • Coutersa-De Palmclu, St. Antonio, Munster.' s Carrkues-Robbins, Pipon,' Verner, Stumm, .14bovit a third . khe excesses of 'rain ; in the_situatioasl 11ptace little better. than a cebler'a.stall,. sand take a . '. large conspicuout Shop. He also - gqtfretn hip: pa- • f • B B T A i lk : o ri ps i . ... De L ogl dr n i :s a illmar ika ftry • ,sbe '' ster, Basra. her ' • ' Dill D El Wnst n ' , Most piene - fe 'V ai ahOut .Kelid - ai and Mitten( and . • lanunnewors-0 Grrady . , . , agerty, escars, pio , i •i , , DE4ini., Window. Haioboe. . .. • ilainlyo, •Wildoitui,.Maddooa.. , . . . • I•the - Sonth-wevt of ' Ireland.: - - ,• ...,, , - . .• . . trttpit,lutuation IN the chapel worth 1001. a- year.. His , 1 1 Co Eirs--Cordoo - Nectlatimi,. -• • - . .. . • Ric Docroits-Waidegme, yyse, Byam, Fynes. ' I N ' . "-- '•• • • •. Friday the argument . 6u 016' itc.ilitial . .tta . rife ~b was at last, through the same generous Interest, ap- ' ~' REV, blassii.-:-Hoo. P. Irby, litin..J. Lust, J. T. Barrett, " • gaffeffiiiiiisigi44scle' - Lee, W. Brand, J. Doyle, A- flamiltoa, Blomberg, Wellesley. ' - „ . .. • 'Admiral SA.tilf cit ''' and delivered ifir'hiel. 'ilt.ii.ee , pointed Collector. ,of the .Property ' 'irni,' on which • • cucTALttas-Paerreiro, Saralee, • . ! The ATnor, family, hi:the altedation of - the Isle ' , British Consul ar Boston, came befeet the Admiralty ( (*elision, two•Centlethen. became his-sureties, one in . t t,. si,s-H.' J. .Samod eeo , J. Doyk D. Pechel. W. '' of Man (that is - the Milleitetia Taxes of the Custom- i Conic When siCidotstoeir - R o lo**.Weirheild ! ipooL and tio Other in 0001., the whole AA which 'l.l '' Garrott', G: Heittlicate. C. Hustings, J. Harrington, C. Nagle, J. Cr , ig. H. Raiford, 11. Mph :m, W.• N'alseley, $. Hobhouse, house there ) , seem to - bare Made a Very good bar- I ursine the Validity of . •these licencivl4 oak Doctors Illunts.iiiefatill now have to pay. --.-, • - - •', 1 ••• • • v., • J. Langaani , H. Douglas; W. Illivefley, 14. Seasod, c. Flowe r , • gain 1- For those•costoins; &c. last year are stilted at I, :Hatiseitt Itind = .katiosjii . . - . 'with Ntr....l.Entelptevoss in ;' - .:.:,17.711417111, JAN: 30.--4,ne of flee ` aolvigme ' . , D Dunnz,,W. PeOktretivi'LW° 4 - 4, a Stank; J.' Dockonwili,. but 70001. for which •' 'the payment to the Duke of ' ziport Wt . ...the*: ',- The 'Alive etiatendli d , thit the PolicoOkers Me been several 'd 't viliedret. of a t „., I s. Beckwith It 'Jones. T. Jones G Blanc .W. Grail C, moo- - - • ' - • • • - • - •! I , a roar, c. nob:also/1' ,T. tYfwaia,*:r• Nal - rota; It • Fletcher' ~.w. ' Anita, from the.pebtiri lies been -Mtneeo 150,9941.1 . !flirt' could riot aanctiosi r die trade befoUd theli.. swindler of theassinned name of Miran, end - biesight , •••ila I, . .. Paoe, W. Smith, /1. Dalrymple .1'; Graham; A. Clarke, T. - and 200,0001. - • . '' • , mite' of his - eoinmand; and tt was also urged, that -posting-btlls, describing hie person,- and o ff ering .1 • li ' i Tregge, R 3arelay, VC. Stirtioa - •,•b. lit.ggerston, J.7NlehOl. The Flee end •Foyfeits of hist year, t ho u gh not so [the licences had been made ii common article of sale, largo reirara for his apprehension, Supposing ho I Aomtastai---Nagle, Ouckwonh, Saumarcx„ Holloway, Moor. ' • • corn. Ntorris, Sawyer, A pita, Ilayntom, Scott, klowater a .._ ~ large as in the Sheriffaity of Sir C. HuwrEß , were I from.soo . to 3000 dollars each i .in perversion of the !replace!! sitthePostdoeice for letters, he staid_ there , r . P 1 CAEN ER a Ls-Turn er , F l ed ge , p retgo te, Wynyaid, tumour, 'to a ceusiderable amounts via. near three . thousand '.design. with which they were. conceded.. The other , the *hole of Tharaday-withOot effect, This, moraing . i ~ l'rNteille. Stadwix, Wards, St. Leger Pack - Walker,'N'. ' , • . -..... • ' Lear:Mut Civilians insisted, thatAlieso _licences were ' a man and woman being pilltion4 fee' tteeplet a tile. le .Picton, Prescott, Moore, Leger, 'Bolton, Fria. 1 Pounds . i • ~ , t le, ttarrts, KA, 1/ciances; Davis, Doyle,•_ Floyd,. Clinton, i If a direct epeeists from lite .l .3tieth to the North i ireute4 . accordiag to establishedcastons„ and that their is erly . lipitse, in -the marketeplaeo, •the Chief lota, i'd Raker. Payne, Bailey ,- - D. Duodas, M'Leml, YY/Of cktierts end of the town be deniable Itoaribt be a c c omp l i sh e d , 1 authority could not be questioned or centravened.-+• • ipstretecendhissonstable, of crave, etteristeillos this . line. • ' ' ' s, . t Cicoacui-Blurofield, MiNtahon, Church,- .at he decision until the nes - t - •'Darin the punishment , the • Mayor oh - Thi a „..o„,,‘ Lit a much mop centricil titillation, and compare - ` Sir W.M. Scott -pnattione . son. Dos. Cocheatie v , MOntalainbeet, Orde, Grey, l'horoloa, tively at a trifling ripetice.' if an . openieg were Cotirt . day. . . •. • ~.. - .1 a man going through the market-gate, answeriegitha , lr o ‘llcan, Frau:lngham, Carleton. Bingh a m, Fullee.:Beettvf_irtJ, ntacje from Great Queen - street - (esattly opposite - The drainage through Hyde Park (now carrying 1. description of . the identical Wilson, *immediate. N rcott. Cla,p.i.an, Manse!, Fletcher, Pilkington, Williams, g . Lyre,Barelly , De Nisate, Douglas, Wood, L'Esreange, ch. x4lttlo . Que e n - str eet), Co the Shen d, 'near St. Cle- on with as much delibeentims - Enid economy of• time ily :followed; and, seeing him go through F,ast.stegv‘ i 1 "Y, .ra'. 4 -:'!• • is. Tarnrr, Cadogan, Gibbs, Harris; 'Hervey, Tunics Church . , there.would b a thoroughfare 'i ilia and.mottey, as if it were through the Chancery-lane.), ; Turn ! ;6ll4street, in the road towards the Posttolliee, co!ton, Demi ..11, Fisher. • • -'' • . MAJulls--41 , ,dfe, C . ntre of the Metropolis, and lie Mote than' ten Or . ' is, Ake, most. other things we fied,etaggerated . much ! , conctudedlo his own mind he must be the swindler J/eobire, Tornio, • Hope, Shelly, Pres. ' old; , . . - • ' cog. Reale, Da eymole, Ewan, Blaguire, Stacpoole, Lind. • twelve. 'arm cant tnsrgn houses Woul d he r•, Ftt the length of it is. not a- mile r and the coetainieg ; advettistsdp . :. 'They arrived at the Post-office . togethee. Say, Do le, Macleod,' Nlaclaine. .. i m ove d._ • ... - • . • , ipaotuocabovesur feet square. ... ... .- • 1 The supposed l culprit asking , for o . f let .oli ta n r d s .t i o n id th i s i t im na , m4 , ~ t. u. - rumsTorn:tilt, Pipdo, Keane. Lowther, Yorker; Robbins. L Doke, Bluett, O'Connor Wilbhraluto Monter, Amonzata„,„____ variety of uniforms 'displayed yester - Da rr..- On the.'llat instant a.meeting t oo k . Piece ,of Wiwi'', with great presence, . while, itaigentield, Hanclieft,. gya to , 'o og t en o wn , lip i d. D a . day at the ILeipe,..itt Carltoi . House , that or a.Gteelc.., betornidr. K. Itaweons, jun. and, Mr. 0,;. Qat, I was Mayor of Plyibouth, and thnt he (Witsait) weak t ' r e• Horton, Blacker, it. Clair, Clement., Irby, 1, oyster, ' Of f icer of 'flank, iho was presented by Si'l ,Coax'' cultist, of Stamford;, whee,• afte r , an exr c hloge of .his prisoner , and desired chars to walk with, hip ..tn • I . Ayscough. 'Crayon, Rockfort, Tomliuson, Stapler . Browne, ' --,.. • liaesey, White, Itlacrianiant, Cnuner, O'Coonor, Wynyard,rta' IS .the -look si ngu lar ; ttio.' bag tholaterf!ireace nf.the liken& 'mutual e3C, thst uildhall. Abseil finding so maw rple at hFusst . r, was ce an . - ~. 1 4 Murray, L . . Stanhope P. Stanhope,- Filx-Clarente. 1 Costuine ht . ancient .An -the • ornaments eitireattly plateatioas.worte.Olade,, and tho•ditrotin't4B between . outlet ate atillueiy with the MI gistrato 1,. . „ Liervsvarmi-•-alpitlnstotie, Wildinao, O'GradYt modflikon, ! splendid=-but unCoeMnic;O: to in - English e." '' , thepitties . wero:ethigehly iettir4.•,.... ••:.. • .i7r s .-- -; towark•-•9ol . ...owildhatt.. .On coming to the bead of 7 e • • - 11 - t. - - -o 'iigertr, Hantryo,.Desairo 1 • • Lonoto-Needharn, Gado°, Jackiou. _. • Y.eiterctartheiiiiatia - vlsiido 'ilk& Of the Sqpi at, • &lv the i ns _has. bac Fbaihellll l 4 , ' N•iiifeavit tit..- - 11ipi.44 1 ~ the Bo!SO.lef!t 9 1 1**P . .Waiting near.the S 1 . . • • t • Nunts-Buck ley, Nrown,lll.Beaufoy, Lyre, Shirley, Seton. l , its rise, in chili iiingdor't tore fit *was begatt..to Oght at any . nottt,e t but.Ptricken.,yemistothoak ,, GOO ' blist,; . skpd .ideasois •arsvorclo.hin ic Ineoms.-G. W. Deus, WMabon; W.Pole, Villitts; Peon; • the right : lllnd of the sOnl disk at Loudon it was . .acurdiupb to this challenge, as ke cid, NI o#67i two -slid, ' 44 . 1' • r.Avilgio...iii..it .. ,youl I. have.got w 1 l ' W. Durfdas Catodug Facet Reeves bl• ' 41 Err ' re-• • ) .- upsed,bettliesifaiioaad ividigiti, or a a thiidpert mediate acceptance 0f...1a .tanntilig_ 4alleage t er hint. "blear. , gloves svill . ....jed i t...‘t you r. antrellrectly :. . tin, treenZitt• " t lime' ,A. St' anbapi, W dll btre l , li t "B ra ru n c t e:, iiix r e; ' -k. _imp-, Loscelle!,-kterperi,' Besomook Curtis, •• Bouveris, F. Of 414.11 - üb 4 l - 'diitiotiri,tirmruninitßungary 'and 'The Champion poetises hhow•fos4r , driOeing Air: wie :1, .!- , _ ~ 40ciablUos Ite 1a.450 ~. lit - nth town ure • •v we .Poky 11, 'Beckett, 11. Addiugtoo, Montague,' &wave '1)61 1' 61'1140,a appeir vikatryi. ectipsee. ~ _•,,. .. . • k : - .. -, , .100 es if he. co* be pceniiid4Pst t9 . 430.91e 7 .10 iiee- rit , Viet otbit...loonikiei, • . . *ere- •I 'l inviter, ,,,...y.. rn , i i t r ej ort n , J . t acr ioat eri es .L. F cati Del e ni r : L S i a l t u t n oo . D lt m. Sl iwy tobo ine, ~ r 4 , - 7 _1... :- . • A us iiiika • — dt .....-: 1 .... ...••• .- •• , _.,, .... 1 ..,....• ;. ~... =._....", ... iie...., , . foottop , • k f ,_. . . , At, iredhis ." . ;nip; Ither avoir j ranoppot t eme ma. I In ' ' '* • ' i • ''•• ' • ' * .eLoipErfm--A -yeu:l •wo on . lite MO IC dtytt.. ...t • • .-I -st k ,..1-- ••-e i t i tar.... ~,!.• • • ' , el- •c 1 . Is ta n .vreeen&l • Pear.e. Wet... 4, Day , l i y,. Jackson, Horsley , NINAX . E . FAntetde Giallo, Uotigit . .t4 is. '• Re 4 - :.14. (nide . in,titt-anikey ma et esep . y. ova te- ... .. '9 ~g',;. . ,, „ 1,1„.,,,c;:,, , 1,; . , a .0. 2 : ii ib u ilk s a e ilfs l ok .i s t r r. 2 7: 4 street, 'W‘icsialufkkijigly . bliteiti- hi fier et a.'lliikm...;fernitlahle approaches of thr . supplies.; and they talk • .. .414,40 :1114.11k0r. •ft wad at firsik , G raf . •bigo n y. „ El , ~,..r e, dd . , 1) ` !Ash. T. 1:,. L'. g.;. ,li et t e d,. , y , • D e toa l . t ro g si n ; survive. Sun Sunday evening last that ' 414 eaunot . of nothing lest than of funding 12 to 16,000 ) 900 of tkeughtttiat 4 w Peery, , who to suspected of for. I hcarick,'Nush, 'lnglis. ''-'• ''.': • '' 'hi • - ' 'Esclegaer, and of a Loan yet larger still 1 geiy. - '' . - . . . .' . . • , . .•• • . .- • • . ~. - • , • • . • • - .. . . • • ~...- -& ;ri: Brallui;e7liac7ooii r : ii;171: • tweiVe,old and insignificant hcinses W o uld fie re, For the lengt h it is not a _ nail e ;. an d con t a i n in g ; advettisisdp,:. They arrived at the Post-054e tartlet, Aloclaine. - moved.. • • ' - ' , irk:tub( ithire six feet, squat . " ... _ . • 1 The supposed culprit isking-for•letters in the name , Piptin,. Keane, Lowther, Ilneber; ! A 14. the variety of uniforms display ed yeste r- . Duct..—On the. 214 instant a,meeting took place I of Wilson; with great . presenoe, of.tnind laid him, he' *tett, O'Connor Wilbhraltas Hunter s m°` useheft,. Hyata, O'Connor, iii d, D a _ daft at the 'Leto', itt Carlton IfOose, the of . a.dteck . , betoeeit.Mr. it. newton's, jun. and, M r. 0. . Go., I was Mayor of Plythouth, and that he (Witsoo) waa it. Clair, Clement ., Irby, llf,Yorster, ! OirWer of . R4 II )L, who 4. DAr ' presented by 'Sir, -Lottil, cuativr, of Stamford . ; whee, • afto , r,. on eschloge of .his prisoner, and desired lain to walk with. hip „ta tockfor a, t, Joml e iuso r :6, l lto p r o o r rif i prowje : '.2 .: v v d oTUAnT; was certaial .the 'Moat sin . gular; _the.i shots , °utile interference ottheittioniss'inntnal est.. thp uildhall. Atilsou, fettling so many people at P. Sninhope,- Pl' z-Chtr nee'. " I - 1 Cestuine is* ancient And Ike . Onieteents ekezemely planatiOtis..werte,*,4e,, and Ata r ditlefintes bet Ween .f , toilet oe initially with ' the Chief Magistrate Astosie, wildhiao, O'Grady, Maddiaon) ! si,lentlicl:--bot UnrOtilniC4l to in English eie. ', , thejoirtiet . wero:ateigahly set '.. • •=7r . --* - ' rarth:4t-pi s ildhall.. •Oa coming Iti the bead of )esairo. 4 ~, - • • • I . -,. Qadoo, Jack • . . I Yillt4rtillylluitittof:.!lsibi•iltiPle Of die Sep, at, • ..N,P, ' tile, PagillStl._ has. challeggek inky* t 4 : ' tiat) 4 S .., the Bo 1.. 91kweWititing near. the town, MAteauf o y, .gre i Sarley,Setoit. ! its rise, in thitiliingder'; the tatissi .. it* begqo. AD Sight at ea/ to t but. pOcke., F 4. 9 4l ot bosit, . Gild hitvhi s Ap4 .isivalois .i rs vi ir ds.hia mo Zs , M'Mabon , W.Pole. Vi 11 0 3; Penn; i the righf.hand of tlle . Aril disk. at LOodon it was, .atui..diupb to tide challtinge, as Ito irld4ir 0.46 1 i Into , - 11 M, ' 44 .7 • G; 4 411161 1 4.-4-• it• You 11. have.got a; a g et ' Reel "' Man g lin g , / Iran( ' E r r- '•"r Id Niel .. Itt,' • sal tlvidigiti or ► a i I hi:apart mediate acceptance nf. Ai .altstalling . , *Pei. tabinb: iihir 'Of. ;gloves swift knilt...ft yeal!'. - antrelbectly ,A. Stanbolid, White, U. Bruce, /tgrefi.e.c IP , *ea 111) ' -•-. * •.,_ •• • 5. - - - •.. •.• ell,' Besszoook Curtis, • Bouverie, P. of 'the Oaf's' . dinietiel . ti Gt.rusany t tilngavy i . and Tits champutskprotnises Mot - ii cis< stviaking Abaci*a : 1 , :;, -, . - sac abiltitk . lie ia4so ' , lit - the town eft, 11. Alidingtou, Aloologue; Hoollvi I roisok ii 'Would' appear *holt,' eclifeled• aces, F. Dane, Sutton. , it_ ! _lll, inbts, - r - - -- , Lit - • • . . A d ii , ~d t ..i t .... ..•••• .. • i h g w i ce s, if he.P330.4 10. peevi!liodiep . ttsoftafx.eck I4efi 7 f 4 0 ,4 , ',41 jet o il k t . l ooo t o ig , ~ , . 600. dror,.C. Cotterell; Hun. I) 111../..eskine,.. ~ .rs•OVl p .zoii—A y ou •Wo II t , .A I , me . ar i dta... 4, ~,,„„4 ..,,,,, ,;. t... ..... 4 , 4 „ .. .„,",.. !1 ,..., ! . . , k. u._. . .„ , Scr oi t it. to uov o skisoovelmen6. 1 r,. Jpekson, Horsley, Na j lie;Siototde 11 " 1134-344" ' sigt " n t. 2erv ' r . street We iie ihttekingly - Mire* V her et a.. 14 `formidable approaches of the-supplies.; and they talk • .. .411.. 4 .0 :BiA,,gikyor. .ft *0 - at firsik Hantioofid, 'ferries.. R.. •,..Abeitcroinby, _ possib o i;suiry '.. i , ve. 1 .lieftert,. ttereey, laeses,vtektea. leg Ire,' of Sunuay evening last, that 1111 d Cliello jot' nothing lea than of funding 12 to 16,000 1 900 of tlfeught that ! . t w Petry ) . who is seepettent et foe.. fiery. - Gi4l"' 14114 at 44. Ifil. tß°43l6lfir-Iti: f : i4e ' Ea l :e:ta iiibe r, a:d ir e r : B4 a 1: 111W an yet it4i4 larget ..be sti gi lf a l "filtirff* 1117 ' A iiii. "; If 5" "11111)1114.f MI" ' 1 I !, , I. h 1 ; , • .3: 1,, ). I ~'i ~: ii 1 1 ! i t , ;~`~