The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-08 00:00:00

T E. 1 r 3 • •:. { r l f~ 1 1 i , hell-etreet—Jelyft7. T. Sernson. Lean ea-ls maker. at Ba sJitaltali-etreet—Augutt S. J. Alden-ion. Liverpool, oil mer• elef W. et the George lan. IJverpool--August 3, J. Jump end T. Ofeegroves, Fore-street. hat m►orhetarere. at ile einatuill:mtmeet---,Ausrast 3, J. Million. North Shields. 63fp ornms. et lasinghall-street—July In. W. Lea sad J. C. Pitteraestar-rew,ribhon-maeafacturere, at Basiaghall-. CERTIPICATIII.-,JULY 27. A. Garrd, D,wnham-market, Norfolk. tattart—J. P. ' F•reletostr. of Wolverhampton, Iron master—John Hobbs, Titekileld, Southampton, dreper—R. Webeirt.Blshop Wear south, Durham, serehents—J. Salmon. Canterbury-build ' Inge. Lambeth. eoal-reerehaet-11. Month, Huddersfield. Yorkshire—J. Kirkland, Coventry. tibbon-isanufaeturer— J. Pasmorp Farnham, Surrey, linen-duper — J. Gregory, Bath, haberdasher. PARTIVIRSHIPR DIASOLYSD. T. loses and J. Presland, firesrer-street, Golden-square, upholsterers--J. Burrow and E. Fleetwood. Liverpool. mar chants—.L Driver and T. Monday. Preston. machine makers—J. Smith, J. Tetley, W. Briggs, and J. Ram dough, Wilsdim, Yorkshire, worsted-spinners—H. and J. Johnson. Hen Tavern-fields, Middlesex, carmen—R. Hodg son, T. Raw, and H. Lake, Cheapside, warehousemen—D. *bare and W. J. Allison, Ilford, Eases, aargeons—W. Frees and J. Walker, Leadenhall-street, merrlsents—J. M. Colman, H. Willett, J. Oxley. and J. Marshall, Norwich, • W. and R. H. Griffith, Bath, leather- cutters—J. N. Clark and J. Wadman. Trowbridge, Wilt shire—U. and J. Thornton, J. T. L. Melville, H. Cayley, and R. M. Thornton, St. Petersburg—C. Martyr and J. Cato, Ludgate-bill, stationers—R. and C. Honing, Now gate-street, fringe.manufseturers—J. Wallis and J. Gordy, Brighton, wine-merchants—W..Waltiegrave Packer and J. Briggs, Whitechspel-road, furnishing undertakers—J. and V. Mille, London, whalebone-cutters—T. Cooper and J. Ailin, Lewis, atto rneys at law—R. ithopberd, innkeeper, and R. Kay, cotton manufacturer. deywood, Lancaster — M. Matthews and J. Hopkins, Rochester, merchants. &&&&& GC rum or cone IN INOSAIIII AWD WALES. Wheat, 48e. Bd.—Rye, 13s. Bd.—Nana, Us. lid.--Oats, 10d.—Barley, IS.. 441.—Paue,16s. Md. The Average Price of Brown or Muscordo Sugar, com puted. from the Returns made In the Week ending the 3d day of July, IBIS, is 38s. 3d. par cwt. r" • THE ST. 71 IR RRPRXUE. INCOME AND CHARGE UN CONROLIDATED FUND ON QUARTER ENDED JeLY 8, Mi. MOM& resionts Excise .. iits term Post °Mee.. Assessed Taxes .. Lind Tones .. Miseellanenus Unappropriated War Duties .. .. 21.119.01 - .. 6.199.73 9 1.1100.7111 /SS 909 9.19±.301 474.749 90.451 9.966 --- .C 11,013427 Ta rash bronchi from the Supplies, . being the anytime issued in Ire land.. conformably to Act 57, I 1%4.'4,906 CHARGE. • Exchequer Annuities 198.219 South Sea Coopenv 10.170 Bank, on their Capital 99,126 Dividends .. 9,817.101 National Oat 3,130,090 Civil List Imo* Pensions . • • • 92,001/ Imperial Annuities .. 1111.712 Other Charges .. • • • • 81,1/1 Total Charge 13,470.0011 Income as above: .. 4.410,998 • Deficiency .. • • .0117,091 AN ABSTRACT or TUE Wee PRODUCE, OT TSB RETINUX tY TDB QUARTERS ANOtb bTU JURY, 18E4 &ND 3111 JULY. Rise. 1911. • 1892. - Customs 11.02.•9 .. . . 1 , 1.916.10 R Excise 4 O OO •• • 6,988.788 Stamps Post (Am . 318.000 .... 958,099 Assessed Taus— 2,226,040 .. . 2,109.891 Lied Tams isesemossa .• • • 64,972 .... 99,431 14.973.380 1111,437.347 Decrease on the Quarter Thib &mien h ascribed to the postponement of the p.lymeat of the Lop-duty. to the amount of about 70,000. The Assessed Taxes. it is acknueletired, are less than their produce last year by about 136,000. The deficiencies is imputed to the repeal of tbe Hue bestir!, Horse Tax, and the Tax on Malt. TUC KIT 11101YUCe Or THR ItrfatlVZ VOR 7111 YEA**, [IIOED 5111 JULY, 1&11, aNti 5111 JULY, 1934, re 3TAYID TUU11:•-• 249,099.577 itine 6140,508 Ilecrease La the %ger 1,614,031 An Account of the difference in the Amount of the tocise Ditties of Great Britain, eselasire of soy Arrears received of the War Duty cm Malt, iu the Year and Quarter ended July 5, 1944, compared with the Aeseent of the Year and corresponding Quarter ended July 5, 1991. ended Quarter ended S. I July 5. Dee. tue. I Dee. Auction.. • • ••• ••• •:• . Beer Bricks and Candles Coffee and C0c0a.... Cyder. Perry, end Verjuioe °Nag llldes unit ;lops Licences Malt Paper PePper Pristed *UT Jul! Inc. 26,87: I Salt... Soap Spirili Foreign .....*1 Starch Stotts Bottles ....... Boats ........ Toe Tolosa* sot Boa— flows, Mos • Dedie Damage.. • 12,022' /MeV 174 F -- Am; 21.401 117.031 t 47,086 131,743 LOO 61,1/6 1.4601 11,418 2,ICA: 17,604 1 2,420 401, -17,rt 1,368 15a,6 46,811 40 9.sa 4,613 i 68 31 100,0% 218,668 662,1 194 991.1 _ 8,003 1 4i,9471 an' 78,48? 91 1 6,831 881) 42.2,478 $1 • i t I • APPSALS.-WRITS OF ERROR. According to Returns presented to the Houssof Lords, and just printed, illustrative of the business transacted by the Lord Chancellor in the House of Peers, itappears that since May, 1813• there bare been 503 Appeals pre sented. Of these 373 were Scotch; 52 English; 73 !rids, and three Welch. Of the total number, 333 have he beard, and 341 decided—leaving 207 that remain for hearing. Thus scarcely three-fifths of the appeals presented, since 1813 down to the present period now be tore Do, hare been decided. Of the 207 undecided eases •that remain out of the 503 Appeals presented to the Mouse of Lords, since 1813, there are 132 Scotch; 29 English ; 41 l ish, and two Welch appeals. The ism account is " the number of Write of Error pieseitied, conproid, heard, and decided on, in each Session, from 31 May, 1813, to the present time." The several Sessions need not be detailed. There were, in that period, presented 241 Writs of Error. Of that ',anther 100 were " noupros'd t" 74 beard; 73 decided; and 27 mania to be heard. Thas there has been much greater progress and despatch mad• wills the Writs of Error than with the Appeals. While two•fifths of the Appeals remain to be decided, there is only one-ninth of the Writs of Error now undisposed of. This is the more satisfsetory, because it is generally understood that Wtits of Error are but too frequently presented to de jw.tier. It may be interesting to add, that of tba Vi'tlis of Error there were two Scotch (in the Appeals ti:vr have a rsst majority); 227 English; and 12 lessb ; and shot of the 27 which remained undecided four were Scotch; 22 English ; and one Irish. STRIEE .IMONG THE cor Nrizr RIBBOA WEAVERS. r On Filthy last. a new state of prices (considerably below the staadard of 1819; was . eirenlatad 4..0nm ribbio manufacturers is this City, which created a great natation amongst the nomeroes class of persons engaged in that important branch of bu , iness. The 'eV/neon in the prices was considered so material, aid so prejudicial to the interests of the artisan, that a general strike took place ; and on Monday messing, scarcely a lone, as to be beard at work throughout the whole extent of the City. Oa that morning, a numerous meeting of weaver, and town ' s people assembled in a close nearly adjoining the London Ro►d, to discuss the grimaces connected with this new list of prices, when it was rescind, that an appeal, of a petitlvary nature, be protested to the masters, stating the cause of their complaints, and praying Ur their removal. The appeal was banded, in a printed .furs, to the manufacturers. lo the evening a meet* was again held at the same plies, ter furthering tile object in view, and to report rugriss. On Tuesday morning, the weavers assembled Cid paraded thermals the streets of the City, in a loyal; peaceable, ar.d orderly manner. No hooting or hiss ing was heard—nor even any conversation among the persons forming the procession. The strictest silence was preserved, and io this manner they reached their 'accustomed place of meeting, when, after having .entered into some discussion on the businees, they separated again to assemble in the everting. It was .tbeo expected some information would be furnished by the deputation appointed to wait on the master., as, to their intentions with respect prices. It was se eordingly stated that several of the most respectable masters had beers _waited sure, but that the greater part of these could not be met with, being front home. A heavy shower of race stopped further procesdisgs for that evening. On Wednesday Morning and evening, meetings took place. the weaver* parading the City as usual. In the evening, a report was made of t►ose masters who had declared themselves in favour of the list of 1819; their 'lltupskur was 65. . • Yesterdiay. 20 Masters signified their anent to the old list of prices ; making, in the whole, 85 ma nufacturers who base acc4rd to the aelelme of the 1V Yesterday there was a meeting of the Muter.. J 4 which a committee was formed, in order to &mot° an j amicable arrangement with the workmen, which we aiacerely hope will be the eisalt.--;-(Cooentry Herald.) The Earl of Uverpool bas been so mach indisposed, as nearly to confine him during the whole of the past week to his room. The Marques of Londonderry • summoned a Cabinet Council to meet last Monday, but which was postponed till the following day, owing to the indisposition of the Earl of Liverpool, and then the place of meeting wee altered from the Foreign Of -5a to the Earl of Liverpool's house, Whitehall. The Noble Earl meted himself to attend the House of Lords on the evening of Tuesday, en the debate on the Marriage Act, het he was confitiod from that time to Friday evening and was not able to attend the King is Cosseil. . i 302.400 30.072 111 A APRs • • Dahlia - I 2 Watevfird - 0 O 0. Away - - I IS Liebe"; 4 7 •11 I DI'S Plollead r - 0 0 Hasbro' - I Fraser - - 0 I Flanders - 0 0 Jessica - - 0 iiottasberyi • PRICE OF STOCKS, Nre Reek Stock. .. ▪ pr Ct. Red...... I per Ct: Cons ..79 • per eem. • 4 'or coos jril I 41••• Veers • 9011 6 perCeet.l797 • lwegAna sx)e leap. site 43.. ...... 71; Irisb beef Ge t 36. THIS HAY. Meet. loads s. 674.84, i Ida stoe3. • Sea Old Asa 11112 d . t 4s is Du pm. '44 fis 6 pa. L.---Smell 4s. as. 8 pe. for Atm .. 80; 81 BDI t. Tleksls 211. lbs file of MITTS %AN" Is STATICS% man. " Slit I , ON : 7 7 ' • moNDAT erta4o. JULT 8, 1822. srocr EXCHA.C7I7"6 *VLF'S O'CLUCK. Vise has been seise bushes doing is the market Ape at Nresent are 81 for the Openlig, and 811 for Auguiri, Reduced tS9j to I. The Foreign Funds resale steady this morning, owing to the espectation of a, New Privegisn Lose of 31 million cotaiog forward tesiorrow, from the hulas of Messrs. Rothschild. Cirttlars, it is understood, have been sent round 1* his friends, mentioning the price be requires, which is 134 k the original subscrip dolt price is 74. Charlestown Papers arrived this morning to the 7th June, from which we autism tlsoluDowing Ilk Britannic Majesty's brig Arta , ar.ived yester day ; left Kingston, Jamaica, on the Bth uk., at which time the sercbants and planterr were anxiously wait- / l AN. leg enders from home, for the if/ening of the West India ports to American commerce. It is reported that the visit of the Argos to this port, has some t ion with the trial of certain pirates, who were to be arraigned before the [Tailed, States Court is this city in a few days. Some of' them are said to be implicated with the murder of the Captain of a British brig on the coast of Cuba, about three or four months since. About 350,000 dollars, arrived here on Saturday from Boston. It may stop here a few days, or to da) may be shipped so4tb, or possibly in a short time travel east again, which ever way may be the balance of trade. CoLow at A N Rerun 1.1 c.—The advice& from Carraeeas I are to the 18th of May, and are such is Wieste the approach of the last scene of the tragic drama in the Columbian republic. The *dykes are from Berrotisemsto, the bead-gnar -1 ters of General Soublette, who had passed from Vs reticle to command the arm against Coro and Ma racaibo. These operations have been conducted with the most decided effect, and C 1 Soublette bas the honor for the second time of defeating the Royaliits: Paris papers to the 6th inst. hue come to band, and give. as usual, various soil oppo►ite reports rela tive to the affairs of the East. Oa the authority of letters from Odessa, , it is asserted that Russia has istraoted her deleted that Wallachia and Moldavia Auld he entirely evacuated, •in consequou of a re reeentation made by the Divan, that if all the Otto man troops were withdrawn, new in *dittos would husk out in these principalities. Letters from Bu charest of the 9th alt. confirm.this intelligence. and. Otte that *Wooly the retrograde march of,the Turk. haf traits tad mud, but that the Riaja Paella had caused it to be proclaimed in all public places that 11Fallackia should eoutintteco be ocupied by as armed foYce. The garrison of that city consisted of 4,000 ism—Letters from Poland revive the report that a " notable change" bad takes place in the Russian Cabinet, which would be followed by a corresponding Months* is the Ministry. It is said that Count de Nesseirode, the warm partisan of as imamate union between Austria and Russia, would hate the eels direc tion of the Department of Foreigo Affairs. from which Coast Cspo d'Latria was to be moored, es well as all the other public functionaries who bad recommended that the interests of religion aid humanity should not be sacrificed at the shrine of policy. On the other band the Journal de Periscontalos a letter from Ai x-la-Cba pelle, referring to another from Willi% which stated, " It is said that a great change Lab taken place in the sentiments of Alexander with respect to Turkey. and that the catastrophe of Selo had excited the moot profound iodigostion both at Moscow and St. Peters burgh." An article from St. Petersburgh, dated Jsae 14th, states that the Emperor Alexander Lad returned to Csarskoe-Zelo on the 12th, after having passed his troops in review, sad expressed his satisfaction at their high state of discipline and order. In the mean time the Greeks appear to continue to I. sacamsful. ea& tikT be once more in prissessioe of all Thessaly, with the. exception of a few Cats and the lowa of Latina.— The 'Pinkish force outreached near the latter plum' bad been est to pieces on the 4th of June. In a letter front Vienna, dated the 23d ell, it is stated that the surviving victims of Turkish barbarity am daily arriving is Austria from the scenes of massacre and desolation. On the 19th ultimo, 150 fugitives. principally women and children, landed at Triestenl who gave 14s overwhelming picture of the arneitialr ♦eepstsseod at Saio. The accuses frees Spay!: ppl contradictory. Whilst the Queirlireitilieserts diary column of 5,000 Royalists has taken the forts of elm Igo d'Urgel. and occupied Piqued*. letters from Bayonne In the Conseitutionnel, state that the force ofl that column did not exceed 1,300 men, commanded by General Quesada, and that it had beta surruanJed wd completely beaten and dispersed io the Valley of Raw call by Om Lopez Banos. A boat laden with amain nition for the Spanish rebels was seized at Bayonne on the 21th ult. by the French Authorities. At Paris all seems tranquil. The law Imposing sew Custom Duties was pasted in the Sitting of the Chamber of Deputies ou the 4th inst. by &majority of 217 to 78. The Chamber is now proceeding with the discussion on the law of finance. PCNIM, JULY s.—Five per Cents opened at 91f. 50e., closed at 91E 53c.—Benk Stork, 1595 E Exchange en hoodoo, cue month, 25f. 50c.; three mouths, 25f. 30e. PROCEEDINGS IN PARMA MENT. Mt. WESIZON . III 1110TION,--Wil hid DO, tine to DO- tice on Saturday, that Mr.WE3TILIIN rose, on Friday night, to move Lis resolutions. Lord CASTLERLAGIt was sorprisia ghat he should do it at a time, whew, for Tetra e notice, the House was net prepared for the Amitosis° of subjects so important. To this Mr. WM111111:I answered, that be had sigen notice for last Wednesday. and that there was not a . fiouse to ►ear ►is propositions. Ile should, he said, t►erefore, make them sow, whea there was a horse This was very good. It, at last ended, in fixing the discussion fol start Wednesday, when we hope the propositions will be of a nature to bring into full discussion, the goes tios of the degree of the fundbolder's gain by Me Mange in the valve of money. MONETNOTING.A great essay asms wee, noted; and amongst the rest, £25,000 for that precious thin{ the Caledonian Canal. Mr. Hume said. that be Was for granting £60,000 at once, to finish the thing! Indeed! Well, then. we laugh at the shilling savings in the Owleance ! This thing has bees going on for nearly thirty years, and has swallowed op more. we believe, this a million of money But, Mr. Hunt seems sot to care about the Camels: it is the Gnats that he outset abide. FAMINE IN IRELAND. Yesterday was the so-awe-day; sad to-day. we 'oppose, .the collections, from dour to door, be;ia.— The " Kifte's Letter" was read in Kensington-church. It is a Latter to the Archbishop of CANT 000 ua v, re sporting sermons cod cilectiuos. It is odd enough that this letter bay not got into pint. It begins sick a whereat, and sa)s, that the Kl, :c has received intelli . gum at !raised ' applied , lad acceded eemmeeded the swag SOUTH'S quite iL way indeed! our readers to say sod Balls aid if et , ado? was seldom bet potatoes his dwellir the meatiest that coaL ing immediate s single ' sees in eyes dim and being Wei of gersoia, laud is of loaners tisonsandi f iigioas IMPORT' lIVERv MEN tbere ever globs before , trtbse• iptions, The %'lcar Aim which people ' made ? in the as the and paper.. mon on ," A letter that the Cr signed at V Pbiladel pertain ander t tered by laostilana, 'nodally wc medistely aft , wise perished the bend. dal. T himself, from Mr ing id defeated destruct These } the ageduiplial on thq , The Isalarmidioa Waled Hops, who 'kept possession of the , On the apprise" however, of Monte, quesate. Hoyoe issued a unties to to - Unsling himself unable to oppose 1 tended quitting the city and taking leg to about 440,000 dollars saved to its capture) with him. This the t. and a desperate conflict ensued bets.. troops, in which the citizens were di slaughter. During the conflict Morelli and taken possession of the city..sao Hi attacked by the Spanish troops, after • to effect his escape. The combat - The troops of Hoyoa were pot to self with several of his officers tai self and 21 of the officers and Hi._ to be shot, which sentence was executed day, and the Spanish authorities reinstated Oerman Papers have arrived. mentions that the Austrian 0 tni ployed in removing the impediment cis! in:err 0 trig between Lomhar that a uniform Tariff will I throughout the Austrian dornisim hail storms have taken place in Itio the cr.ps of gratis are described highest degree. A most destitute' occurred at Stvalsorgh. Yesterday hie Majesty, tl st Dal PriscessAegos attended davits@ Royal, Si. James's. The Lord Chancellor and Coot diences of the Ring yesterday. On Satorday 'evening his Majesty private carriage, and called at his where the King was received by Sir the President of the Royal Aeadr Yesterday despatches arrived State's Office, Downing-street, Maitland. His Royal highness the Pukt has made over his estate at 0.0 ing crops." &c. to Trustees, for debts. The Trustees are the Es Colonel Stephenson. By the tog ascot all debts sot exceeding 501. mediately ie full. His Majesty has given a donation pounds towards erecting a Welsh Co, canshire, for the Vacation of Stadeet the Church. NAPLRA. Jews IS.—His Ilejeetl sails this rveni...: for Leghorn. • ness Prince Saes Cobourg tab' .hat port. The Duke of Sussex, aotwitbataedii intends, according to a York paper. luring the race week. He is cap about the 17th of August, and to in Castlegate. et the mullion 0 , one of the Reprt s:atatires . o 1 a, / ens of the sufferings ef.the pistple of some par. n for want of food ; and that be had also been I to, to recommend collections; that he Lid eceded to the request, aid, therefore, re . laded collections in the several parishes, my to be lodged et SMITH, PAWL en d 'a Booking Mew is losedwa—This was in a easiness way! Rather a sew sort of deed! Wells bat consolestery is useless. Ai aders will know what to think and what of the matter. We may add, that Sermon., ale et the Opera Horse, have now been tried ; these fail to reacet a satins, what is that satina The preacher at Kensington said that bread Ittom tasted by the Irish peasant ; meat sever ; rtatoes and hatter-milk were his food, Ind that ening was a miserable hovel compared to that.; *nest Ecglishmaa. One third of the people of iantry, be said, were is a state of sallerisgreqats. mediate relief ; he compared whole districts to le family, an instance of which is sometimes in this over-grows metropolis, having the im and the skins black from remise sad tllleMdts King too far gone is wrembetinessliee the of charity to afford relief! This was is a 1, mime!, by Mr. Ramon., the vitae of the vit. -Weil, thes e this is trate ; and, new mark, Ire• overflowing with corn and name! Thousand' etori of corn; thissands of flitches of .finettor flrli of casks of butter; and a great deal, a pts• s qoantity (of beef and pork, HAVE BEEN RTED FROM IRELAND INTO ENEILAND, IY WEEK SINCE THIS FAMINE HAS r DECLARED TO BE GOING ON! Was ever such a thing heard of on the fee: of the before ? And is this evil to be put so end to by iptione, by belle, by germs, aid collections' Isar of Kesseington 'ascribed the calamity to the 100 ref (Too. But, is it, then, a visitation of which seeds away the food from that faunisbisg to this country where the co/kg:ions are to be '—AN IRISH BISHOP preached the Stream village of Fulham! That is " a food oar!" vulgar slay.—Ret we bay, spun out our tier Ter.—Perhaps 111f.COPMETT will preach a ser• ▪ the subject is his text Register. ester from Philadelphia, dated Joie Ilkhosys. se Commercial Treaty with Pratte* hie lies I at Washington. ladelpbta papers to the 10th ult. motet* the is• it istelligeoce that a divisios of Morillo's army, the command of Battistero", bad bees racoon. by Colonel HIM. at the head of a corps of Co. any, sad etterly aaiibilated. Ballieteres em Ily wounded in the engagement, sad expired iw- tely ifter. The Colombian leader, Heres, rerished in the battle, having bees alsot through son. This intelligence is repeeseottei go be et There is no confirmation of the defeat of Morille lf, or of his flight to the mountains, bat aceouats Maryeabe represent General Soablitte es &inse- t his rear, and the corps of Maras. after basing ed Battistero', was marchisg to meet him. ills ictios was considered certain. eve pipers also give some lonian particulars ol Otsuripted revolution is the city of Potosi (Peru; is Ist of Jantiary:— e insarrectioa was heeded by.Lt;ntesant Color; s, who kept possession of the city for mossy liars ▪ approach, however, of Monte, Proudest of Cie. is, Hoyos issued a motile to the iababitants, the g himself enable to oppose his aistagosist lie h• rt quitting the city, aid takisg the fends (aroonr• t shoot 440,000 dollars raved from Lima preview capture) with him. This the inhabitants opposed. desperate conflict ensued between them sod ho P. in which tie citizens were defeated with tree liter. During the conflict Monaco bad advance( 'ken possession of the city„.asts Hoyos is tars vu red by the Spanish troops, after vainly attemptiag ect his escape. The combat was of short derides. coops of Hoyoa were put to the root, aid be his• rith several of his officers take* primmer. Iliw od 21 of the officers and privates were condensed shot. which sentence was executed the foltowiq land the Spanish authorities reinstated in the city. rman Papers have arrived. A triter from Vitas ions :bat the Austrian 0 meet has bees eve al in reresiviwg the impediments to a free eemmerr- nierro lest between Lombardy and Venice. se/ a unifotua Tariff will henceforward preyed 'ghost the Austrian dominions. Some dreadful Corms have taken place in Italy, whet", looter• reps of gratis are described to be abundant in tbt Psi degree. A most destructive storm has a:a, Ted at Stralsorgh. .rerday hie Majesty, 11 et Dake of Yartc, aid the ices Aitgo attended divine service at the Cheri 1, St. James's. is Lord Chastener and Costa Musster had at ;es of the King yesterday. t Saturday evening his Majesty rode est in le • to carriage, and called at his Palace in Pimlire. e the Kiag was received by Sir Thomas Lawrence, 'resident of the Royal Academy. •sterday despatches arrived at the Secretary ii i's Office, Downing-street, from Sir '1 bozo lend. le Royal Highness the Puke of York, it is sail, made over his estate at 0 itlantli. with the gas' :sops; &c. to Trustees, for the payment of Ili a. The Trustees are the Earl of Lauderdale at' net Stepheneen. By the terms of the arraigi all debts lot exceeding 50/. are to be p rid ,a lately is full. is Majesty has given a tionaties of one choose ids towards erecting a Welsh College, in Cai. hire, for the Etlacstiou of Students disi,Aued APLRS, Just, IS.—His Majesty's *hip Richert this eveni..,.. for Leghorn. and his Royal Hi Prince Saxe Coboorg takes a passage in her port. be Duke of Senn, sotwitlstasding his apes' ids, according to a York paper, to visit that re ,ng the race week. He is expected to arrive at the 17th of Angie, and to take up his reside° Castiegate. at the mission of Robert Chile , out of the Reps. a:abatises for York. • f ~. 4