The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-12-13 00:00:00

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J. 11.t , 1416' • i t s t0......./1114111111M0/ .3 iltaTill f. .4ll`llllll 011 DIWIL: AI JIM; Moly, of Pais. may read, ping tot Ibb; MEW bt emceed whittler asedardlillir *in itnsnishipf,' .hell the Jatriteie: :jilothrir proper limits. i tlielimaitiogg,, mid the Reporter, comphtiap t 4 the itivi r igp l e J uste. end asserts. that it gives inetlardollit ef&try rave character r.iretishort. he reitimoslbil Jusatislists should ahead from all. become sanely reporters. ) u k; min , aid in a spet;elt of coal derahlr4 • inveighed spinet the coodect of. )iimuseak lie warmly declared that a faithful. of & iswieblibmabok hei ha* seillrilmieted Vat repeithheli tit* Klee. 411 Nits ilidieesd. ad fidepca which should exist between the Sovereign and tla Chamber INA been destroyml, the only re mainiog olternatioi for illnistels wee, either to dis solve the CleetitriKoMisegall ea France to judge bet'ween Ovens, illeatOW coulideseeof the Sore iwiligningf their He eiritioded by the • • *4.1411144), Peeeeim* el aloe Combed segehe, She, intiteler. ThitAripeT of the Seals said, he did eat ' rioininhent on bits to enter Wiwi 4ispoireiit„releitive to the Address voted by the Cieminen sod. the King'. Arsees.4 As to the question of the freedom of the Nese. he deelineten tering into any farther discussitiiiSt that moment. as hr had *obi/lined a proisi,aolttw on that subject to the Climber a fqvtlisystioce„ gne.lll,lse idle to anticipate theliecemiest. The Hes4.llllembee thee proetedrd to reply to M. Castelbajac's obseral ',elms on the-conduct of Ministers. He said that Miv'" the King had itititetkotl, t4n, own ilia citrAsiely could itilf.armays hie coullikrial thiphoissmillr, lis.glest of the • Clitaitil4+3l4llllolo l eelierebuthey here to f ",1 1 i4iffeper of likgS e a ls,—lt Woul4 boa eetleattlise if. dose men, whom tbilltiogland _ vi besouree sitar birisiskoce, had loot That of do majority Of thielifilllMlM; nevertheless, that would trot be 'efficient ram (tsurmars and marks of wtooi.ltmerrt) to induce Ministers to resign the di. reckon of affairs.—(4 Witt. " They rill not p oat.") M. Cloturelie supported the proposition of M. Castelbsjse. The questioo was then put, that the petitise should he referred to the President of the Council . ' sad the Minister of the Interior, and carried in the affirmative. it was then agreed that the Chamber should, meet in the bureaux to examine the laws relative to the prem. A further discussion arm, so the question whether there should be one or mi.Coss mittees. JIM, Al. Cornet diliteourt was of opinion eau would be sufficient. M..ifirliti'Bourdonnaye said, it was necessary the law of the retworship should be examined first, us it had been determined that the law of the censor. ship should expire after the drat three months of the Sen.iion ; it would be necessary to di.p•tch . that isf bsfore the eud of that period. lie moved that two Cutnnsitttes shuuld be appointed. li was fluidly agreed that two Committemsbould be named. • • Girardio sellimloil'Elie tribune and desired that the questrea'sboald be put so the priority of the Report on the Censorship. M. de la Boordooanye opposed the MN& The propositieu ins withdraws.— to Mundsy. is.$ -•1 yltidefr. Blau 01 r.. , 1„, int , . . , alNitt„, -.. tiblie good to subsist between i, , ' shut if the Chamber of Deputies see of the Kitt°, it ought in. Zr w 4 !V • red, that the country sight, in dist ns, decide between the Members Mkt 4 4 ,P 4 . pat i .. . g , that f e ar goothkiftlat asirbessi miimpted thrower titemoionswiett . has dor Illiiiisteis what the letter had in fact lost ig ordiatimon eithuspresentutives of the pee/is, they siede i nstil' i iii'elttli to their King mgimoislity to VI. . a. , • • resircakii4anos. These observations. y =led; The owl, m it a r er 7r e rj r t e = „of the &els ;he Silso tio .414 , &Meet*, • at ruttier in this altematieur Mich bail ariaea;ArafAiect akArsAiWitsa. had Ati: ta4d thatirirliklptalettesaged Mailikarivaltal ail aetr i floe the geas'nfiilMitqoin, ii4:44o l oiiiiitikk tire:plain to the Chamber tbstiatllielions of thio Cabinet upon the matters referred3llll M. Ca 15; IgLICIAC. The Minister denied, las wiry .Minite imoill iii similar circuinstaneSOOKlsit anitlit. ,, l o qiiiasitaaa Ind lost the.coa fi desca'aif ilia Chaasber6- 1 kit lie went a step farther, and plump?" told its., tr us haireirer unfortouate it * might be fur Misdoilia l w igatid she confidence of the King to WU utlitill AM of Ike Chamber, this circuoistanigg alone ought not to induce them to resigu the& oilers. Ha then tallielkilionsething mystitelly afitigt the necessity .f " pagimiag the eleases.toof a OW 'system," if a ettasigellit required in the Cabintsti ems it wooldAtlotitilkweetween hie Most altaki i 11111Altat istilibillidliato stand firmly %Tali', 1 KING'S Wow ands hompliis ,place, sad his 'oboe. anent obaeraitiiiiittlaste . Otiloressity Of ." pee. t Abkti iriniglM/Peondlett ' Agrilligkr 44 .4eaec really isirililtdolilln.lDepitimi AIM io descending from the tribune„ f i de( 111Witei as londly. and very generally applimead4 • - All this preseliKtvothitif am to those wheil44 marked the cionmetat political events is this meets try. Mr. Pitacutst. suffered repeated defeats upon questions involving the first priuciples of his poli tic■l measures, but he relied upon the gracious assurance of his Sovereign that he should incur every dur rather •thso withdrosst Xoufidence (eons sock.* Minister ; and tlmaliblegurig, aided by the 1.0118 and fishes, seariiiaddinned the doubtful *ability of the Cob ;"".The con stitutierk-iit She 44rurnber of-Dersties in Fare* Szpoili . 64'0041, 'less 16,74 s idlusgoigr their illitaisters Shoo the sods of elediavith• onjority of our representatives does House of Coollifoolhalltansr Ministers; bas, sass: tenately, io attain/Mfg the desire of gain, the thousand other Ipoileass which in highly luxe. nous societies are found to influence the chsructers and conduct of the mass of maukiod, place in the hands of Governuest a power too extensive to be resisted With any prospect of success by. the native force of patriotism and integrity. The disenuion in the Chamber of Deport* offers • sufficient usurauce that the Ministers el. tertsin so strum; • hope of still commanding a mi. jority inoultedis Deputies, they will neither resign their plantria* dissolve the Chamber. It is also no lees evideirgoilt, should it be found eventually necessary to Umbenea either branch of the alums- tive which cirewilsabinces might offer for their adoptioo, they will prefer that which, by a geoeral appeal to the opinion of the electors of France, or the chances to which local infiaeuce or their own dexterity may give birth, will give them the oppor. tunity of agaiu struggling for their places under better auspices with a Chamber newly elected. Five Hamburgh math, with papers from thittl city from the 17th November to the 4th have arrived. The following are entracte :- 11A1111111GU, DECEMBER 4. Though the ship the Mk, Captain A. Lyon. which ha► arrived at Cuxhaven from Smyrna, is provided with all snipers in perfect order and certi ficate of health, the Senate bus, however, thought Norway. , to , to read fromiLaiii, he see, end theft bordering rblished ‘.looevispoprip, - - . - other persona I;aSeie, to oarllos .1 especially br toefmkosiaal at Eli e w 1 ' "iw ssaLivr; DUCEllssa The most Nattering espectationa are entertaioed. from the formation of the Rhenish West India. Company, which, especially in the prospect of the M of ine.. ottniotoge to thoaboooroctotts of --nv. uotwi .§O l O4, l,lbTwhat coioyeti- We are requested to state Oat neither the Eu 4 041111116. less of Harriegtoes. ear the Dowager CausiedsVllollo.l.ll6l lOW/Mee as Tuesday, as haa bee. errooeinisty nifiallipuat Lahti hos set arrived at the Passe Same Osbert lfillet' Inowlitistreet, as Mt bee. erniriesesty mood. do oleflaglishig isolate a 011riogli espor. .I AA tut 0, ~,,,! (~,4 , I.E t l. ~, •bkl. I . .44 Nis r 3.1 *de a. ..1 . 4 , 0 ,1' filliTP .• ..r .a f.'r . - Mon ~.... .• , . , .i •ol r 1 as 1,...7-411111101111MOW, Dtscemaita tik . - 0 .1 , - ,, .3,4 ,'t ton. 01.. .1 t 111416,......-- . Of , ..I • A Priiit.slicif* held at the Pavilion mots after five o'clock this evening ; present, his Majesty sod the following Noblemen sod Gentlemen, who, arrived from Loudon at hull-lost four o'clock for that purpose, via. the Marquis of Londonderry. the Mn , quis Wellesley, 3.r Charles Long, Mr. G. burn, Me. Beckett, and Mr. Gresille. The 'Marquis Wellesley took tha oaths as fir Laid Lieutenant of Ireland . ; liii"tistecord GT! Talbot. f 1,,‘,11 .• , • • 14 r. c.,1104:00 ill as rAiiiiilecretary tai' the new Lord Lientamoso.,.. • . 1110 , After the Council, tketillimilmoo of it had she baptise it dining with . It W . The grand' T y iKatitig room, for et lance the Kist' ri was made use if ' i occasion. I . hst, qgylgirsy received a conoidasaWiajoieresso at the : 01.„71te bond at this rim Wife. are "al sagaith note iu melody'. ' " isrt aidgnilicent concert room. • '.. • ••••. An • ..is. The Marquis of Anglesey left the Poloarllll, London at shout eleven o'clock last eget.. , *. "' at Lord Melville, who arrived yestefday s usiiit.44 Council this evening. The Marquis Wellesley Mil ak. 01101,11, ore *pected t. leave (or - ' . '• • ° Sir E. 9 4 4•004 j Iftwkillittot dui evatiug: el .+%.1 i , t ; i . . 0. INISIIIIMMOS 119. .. , s The treteleVallanerakflikraiikliblheikhol. I Seder ego. 0 !whit Waill4Maiilig, sod of heist! rieeiaed in the 'a her. It is ME word, with Outride," - ,411141„ that it is the-intendess .0. 'kW Itikestyur the theme willelltie pftliic . t. Fee weirodeds we foiscily l i r etissi.h b l i t r ut that "eh IFIIPS/ et In confirmed. The in klid mime Wen 'silently de sired sired an • .y 0 Api*Oisii . s Wpivation and at ' Itii kllaisill's Owe; and we Stowe 4 ea) likely,ar dist said to be le contewssiddele.ltailweee gattifoisig to the town at late, er . looltWiter et te 4 lad o ell with leer pee. sonal inbijoits and benevoteet Patron it' thfititen: A citiniil was held'Ankeid.iy at the Pavilion. isnlos= The Duke of Danothathic left town on Tuesday • r tt. in i f ee ler Bri had !h ve lo ry o, pe ot . ) a sv voyage isit to h o i ii s tit : l i r a : T r Y e. . lota row Fnutee. the packet onsispelled to rearne at MI all eight s from tbs state of A t meetino 4411100411414114 Beftrefds Friday last. 1t ~tiaderstoOd that the Freedom or the city lila voted to his Royal Highness the Duke of GLOVCICSTRI4 in•testimooy sod approbation of his ttuly independent political conduct sod that the vote was accompanied by the further compli. mesa of an iovitation to dine with the Body Cur. porate. The Right Hoe. W. PEI& w at present midi% at Ltslworth Castle. she seat of Mr. Watt). a Catholic gentleman of ancient The Doke' of YORK sod WILLINGTOIII, with other ripponeuto of the Catholic claims, are now on • viva to dm Right Hon. Gentleman. who has taken a lease at the Castle and domain. and is perhaps doily saes& biting in the very library of the owner, how ise the most effectually exclude him and other+. prn. teasing the same faith, from a participaiitsu its the eights of British citizenship. " tea goal Issulawe &SO* ledibriest The late Professor VINCB, of Csinbridge Uni versity, was Rector of Kirby Bedon. and Vicar of South Creak, in Norfolk. He was born of bum. ble parents at Fresaisigfield. in Suffolk. but early evinced • strong predilection sad aptitude for ma thematical studtee. Tine natant! bent of his mind was perceived, enc•eraged, and directed by the late Mr. TUN ILY. of Ha/lesion, and ultimately 1 by him brought under the notice of mere ono lent patrons, by whose kindness Mr. Viscs was afterwarde enabled to pursue his favourite science in the University of Cambridge, where he rose to the highest mathematical honours. He was a sincere Christian and brought the powers o f his strong mind to t hel defence of his holy religion. particularly in a few published sermon* preached by him before the University. He woo author of a large work on astronomy, and of many other OM. thematical productions. In° cried by their transfer to Italy. young 'enamels last night acquitted tbsaaseltes nobly. As if they were copoetoo• of the i Kies teal character or their aloditessoP• 'her INTed the PPifil of thelPflOhee with*Piiitf *to. wed itSllll,' ipstAi. wig's* variety. oriole* pisitioalms mkt* therwaraity .of their sitasotisio might ralify . ost the fflethelmitiotif hose caused*ep to A .r 611111166 advantage also elf Lao* W ! t# 6 ;1014„ . ascilhan at first-- eSillod is the *object, ism. mom to appreciate sad an wink wa. ea Mr. DOOOBOll, antral times in theillaammoirof tliellottom. Moe solid patereal senat;: h t wee ptiaillat • front which be glees et we of edocaties, Impowok eke Pamphilus, 91 . 044440rpdiu1d (to Isaias** satiety of intereemag pamegral his wisandsd pp* still struggling with In. affection for hie AM • sad anticipating the ignominy of his mardels ( 3 d actue of Sth per), brought dowel folowel fond applause.. Mr. Eoastehosslolhe owe lively Dears than before. ile• 4.'424 tio Mgr an comforter.t enjoyment et itibe ,poraidicated I "ilbat and "'do of his lake e ate mast prompt sad raper applseises from his beaten. fits most adroit seem ass the lifth of the 4th act. with Caresses and Mysis. His success *re flects the mate credos Upon his talent*, as he hod „ E t unfortunately met aids , occident, sane& it me felted must harp ' • ted his appeartuter. aireaty, Mr. I.sr; (.; rib. Mr. asovvat, tided humours pretty equally. Mr. BILKS* We mostly sod us Aureately op plauvisd is Pailipiiiires. • it is not the esistma Idles thr imotorte tied epi logue gm forth in mat until 'the paimasaskve um completed. The prologue sti chitly • tribute of loyalty. very justly due Quo inch Am eseblidtuseae ta the Smereiga. The . esidligue is • reit *Nom mike alma so orregmerucity. wed its impertatiess id monsters and wonders. Da: and (.proem steer is The street, and a ft er mutual saletinioits !helium; siquires of the former ps to the objects most 'earth meta,. /tacos eriumentieo them..t4ksig leafy to amend & theta in teltknisical contrMit-. 7 stieh as the gigot sod the dwarf:, the bonassus and the little tome; Baer nest's webs mid &Miters himself. Free these Grit. mikes some reference to the coeihtion of dee stage, wishing to 'mow how beet he can cohtstire see a play of Situ ace. /)aora dues nut neglect the opportunity of setting forth the general manage. anent of the drama in the strongest satirise' light. He overran. with eltiqoence and hammtt in es tcrilsing the facia-dramatic apectacle--olig dement of the heavens and the wort of the ,fsimes-- , the gorgeous and proudly pacing swede— the enaltitudes of Diligent, dancers, sod seemt all neglecting their proper functions, endmisg,l, and fro the stage to the aisgeneetati•O.l4,llo l triumph. as to the remotes for which be evggiaity observes, comm I.kf, The old mottl ossitra one more inquiry on behalf of his old once*, lEsehylms and Sophodes. V •it forms bun that they are nut forgo p—.nor of theta, as he sale, peaces atilatit4 Wing converted into a tuelii-olromatrat,—and• Men ite reads a version of a passage it, the West Louder play on their Mat advertoing adipms. - :The red Gentleman spin asks if these shews are iiroiltable, and Dams replies by quoting the phrasoolerey the play-bills as to overflown% house., which re- Tire the constant repetition of the peelermascr. The old Gentleman thee pron.mnces a •sdabist phillipic against puerile pipoints. and 4. memo surodation of a more solid kind of awaits.' claw- Minutest. and the curtain f.U.. The separate portious of the satire of Dawes were eagerly caught at and appropriated, and vehemeut applasise kept continually dii.joiiiing the browns. The Prologue and Epi. I ogue were each plonoworid twice at thee desire of the audience. expressed by their very load approbation. - The Lord Provost has received from Lord Si' . moots the following answer to the loyal rod din tau' Address of the City of Edinburgh •so the KING, congratulating his MAJESTY on Ids elfin tura to the !United Kingdom : Whitehall, December S, Mgt. MY Loan-411 mm the 1004. u, of sagsaiiitieg year Litti ship, 111114 his Majesty has been pleased Is r• arise, u tin most graciows inatiser, the very loyal mid Omani Adders the Lord Provost, Magistrates. mud Twee Cussed sf City of Iteliabargh, which was transmitted to ate stab Lordship's letter of the tad wk. And I am commanded lay his Majesty le seminal la' Lordship, that his Maj esty looks onward, with ths IttA 4ll astisfactlea. to an earlyopportisaily of inane. his WO l og faithful ashjecto is Sawsland. I Is tad ar IMMO/ 1. be, Lard, W' TO 1111014 aiedteat 11121/Ithe steal. (Biped; SIDOUVT°. Ile pessenteys it his sow, we find, pt into the - , . . foe , ty Sualliklbs . . tie- . :-> .• 4 5 •• • II 51;•7 • ••• • • . ..., . .... •• No CAW/ Lee ~, lenity of Tuition ; fear memos. namely, John el .1,- v s-t N. • . /- 'eh ~ _ . . , . s o il? . •$. - : , . Caw, Peter litiNespep, Nome Party. and Matthew 1 nit 6 . - f ''' .4 7iiIISSIS tI t ' IL Er s • k, ~.. • ____-.. i" fr - ( . The second rehearsal of the Aldan of Twititts al ,3; - •ofillionierc. of the parish of Crosamolina. having ,e„ 1 , 11. • :".!,. '.I 1 lad t t at , _ _ _ ___ a •of A • - 04, - .4 ; . a, • ' - crowded audience. There were present the Bishop • lbsosinotelleapitted se Wednesday to the comity gaol, , •o' ' - amr• i tom.•hatboke .‘ * ' 1 ,-, -- Pa' ~.- , ~,, c„, , .. , ,zfr , „ _ . , of CARLISLE, Lord HAMPDeIIi , Mr. C. W. WYNN, Mr. W. and Mr. T. C oulTuay, Jitd"es Pam by George 4breosbs. Esq. of Costner Abbey. s 1 . c . • ' s en sod with aidisi - T44141E4A4r-liNftlooll.-- Its cor . . •_..... 11,—• FAaaaandia"""181111111" - ---. • - . and Rico Aerosols. and seeerel commoners aad g - w — M' soy, 12n r i d 'illf" - —.....-• _ in ,— (Mere isillellentied, ' 11:4 ise e loolea -. j 46 - . 'ihe Pers . be nC tittork se ecclesiastics of high note. 'Among them also ess '""laNt4aSlSLitia.ll**-*IIIIIROtiI ilk' t • The Pekeiggeue Sunda/ lesLiebiekboite.mo _ll ,-- Arr. l-- she Elfish Eiolf/Si * at Vienner !•• ' ---- --- r enviet. rha ladORNIIIIImilmillitillitludiall1111111".--abssiia"...wompsoll."1"..""rwmeolist."1:14111: Big Jetta EOOLtIN DOLS,* the heeds of- family, through a aeries of et . e geseiations. ri i i t elit ate hoorlioad of Clare Ctottb i t rut* of the 93d rod rived et ont.,Qfieg..fateiptslt , an acconO s spAgggp- ' 4 I The Grand litike Nichols. ' ibi s expected at *a a from • , i i i ii. berm educated in this College. sod the kit of the police are out every night in this town slid bat awimesed aiseettsionrkhat took placesellsolooss. 4 &_ . -• . - . or 4 42,• d rhii i Helga to inspect the fortress of Dunerounde. Rss: 6 . . sewir " " 6 .- eAI 1 - 44111666 whom was elected in the time of Queen ELIZASEIS. l'A'n 4 "• It O eee ,, el . r vi ! alsti l lieti" i" being ceriiiq4/61 kg 08 T OOkifer "r WYO . • lat es. raalskr'd to *tare 'net we enjoy per . otret toiseintisity. ci i i .. im i iiim i t ,i ' ' of : 466,1imig'04: its porta of war were in circulation at Rap. • . Teo illooplisatail a Loodiessiv o w „ p m. who founded it. • - - •((akiti neessommanee -..ft lave JewraiN ' ~ • Accor di ng to a letter from St. August' ------ 4 --- --:. -sg • testae eirs 11 Wort • ois • asijiollitiosent, to receive thellesinnkit the 1 gue ►and epilogue. The attempt of Ti. _ tee, in ed irasl is taws simeserow ilie "reetei towszbei leavo r ma w s, Nero Gay; isnaii :a .s B6. s of The ..,ro tere ass done as before, with the addition --..—.. Florida, of the 7th of October, the yellow feverhod L is so sie m s „d If of warm* f- rr- meta her Committee of Petitions, bat on opportataly was , RIMER to tate the style or Maw ANDRA no FOREIGN. .11,42 . ALLLIGINCEss arosa, quickly Nana of discussing the topic , which , since broken out there, and almost all the pose* Ate. 111 , arehisueld "rnhairal ham " I " 4leber now be duly judged of, except Pompeii should • , .!, rt l f_,,k howeeki •111141111,411eirer, &mei illikatal tacked by it died. throw up from her ashes the }oat comedies of the '.. ' s. ' . . ~1 a et" .". the first debele in the Secret Committee on the ,f. Vissoorst sad Grativilk are r eal Me RAMEIREN, IIi:MUMMA or minguin of grey Ili% Tre•lltato Hall, etsisollahire, Greek. es the zealous Illoirlle*.promised himself. • • PARIS PAPBBEIC ! -" 1-1" 'l"' Adrift' s% hem occu p ied every mind and every t ...tot ...o'er purea-ra-,• - • We have received h ue f rom Valparaiso (of the homforoisissodio Earl sal Cosiness of Menollolo , llltheir if we way venture an spittle an a subject so re. 1, , ,, i 4 ; iii .1 -tcr it s Pa .is- A Poli!i9o)mici been presented frqn 18th of August) an E.rtraordinsey._ Casette of the mliffkl." lll6ll * littler at • condite, it would seamen be in arquieorenes wish the teems of 'reettoPe its this undertaking;. PARIS. SIR ft. • citizen of Pat* ailatall4famr, ■against the eeeillea t j 81th Aage g st i , us w e i n t l lt ra ?: e n i e n ra to l u Sa in ti a. Mar ...._, n li i i . t s 's ne l wo,_ ette ho l , , d ,,,p . ir 1d. : 114" ., L. „, api1wa55, ,,,, 41.9 ,4 .. ihnived sa : kit ibe too lLeadse o loomphoo lli"di s a aillisarls. t ijo . Thool, The comedy of last night is an admirable one— Yesterday the King impacted :busisets with the ship, and desinit'Alliii Journals might b•Alw. ponouncin I • • na.eisis of Loseriettoto, Minister of . his Household. vented alt ether frastsdisiUs•ing political questions. - caused a great sensation here. i Rev. Me. asiegliosrearine have tees ileeps.%-illasei, Dr speech and character which are , taken together, A oriette . lettee'reloin Rare-Una of the 44th No. but he confined exclusively to the humble task of COPS/11114E14 tOSIIIIIIISS 27. ser-itreel. hell= i - .': T , .:1 faultless. But certainly if MINAISER realty de_ ember stattek that the communicetinim with Bute- recording events as they west. M. CASTSLBAJAC The General Chamber of Cesspit of Ibis city Mr. and Mra. are arrived et '`' = Vt. .earved sue- half of the praises which have i s wait) kettle and Hie port, bad been re-established since Alt' '1 ' propoved that this Petition should - he referred to has ordered all ship-owners eal 6 il . been lavished on his works by the moot discerning .. Obi krrivest in as from • ale. ' delicate judgments—if he really had that ex- thealst. . .. , the • COmmittee +Appointed to exansiog she project of the ships with rockets,and bj hts. . Derails?"' foss Thomas's Hotel, Berke). Noce haustless fecundity of pore and sparkling sit la tau sillgilla of the Court o f Assize. a the °fir ' low for continaistg the Censorship Jlif the Press ; STOCKHOLM. NOTINIIIIR IS. Corbett Corbett see Lady Corbett for their solli 'Cheshire; which is said to have Baited Erse eyery .. : .. , "Wes. limp" ll:ftrtl s: appeared is take . h . ial . but quickly leaving this subjects'''. adverted to Considering the imminent danger sod easy access L a dy itteeltey_yesia:rday .. sti v s visit I. subsea the Doke e t t i s: r sop Mr. s Ilion in. his .dialogue, shedding, l a 4,.., . rem gleams. and atchaining eve", •• ing griorm i jejOitsjted in . t .the , pi i i l 7l% i to m o s u bi r ii eossts hmen , es tha th t e no y t e w il l o t o bstz e di r ng s a a l y l t .be he q oam uara n n u tle e a r l ... i i 1 1 . 11 Z 00m .9 9 i er egfordeidre !; iliF ill 4% MI 11 $1 1 11014ellitio latitlitNlM 1 : 11 11° , . Ake Aurora. which the Keno vres finely advised to 41 .retur to the Addreirs f the Chamber of Deputies, Arrivals yesterday at Reeds Mewl. Lower Groweaser' is the several pinions of his Owe isdit,,,,n_if any 4,P44lhosover," which esd allessimaalsolshia4 inveighed in bitter terms cost the Ministers card front Spain, the Royal Board of Trade has street:—Mr_ sad Mrs. Henry Molder* from Aldlwrottilk. IBA ' . like this eras once true of him' the ifiedea stool ~,-, have failleas 'then of MairsOutto, perhaps is abuse rot;Mr and Nn- Iteirtoe r is Derlzlll4V 9 -- 16"1"1114.1416" ' "4 I. l lle shunts-' a qiiidoe r ilartiftid, calumniated the Chamber io caused the necessary admonitions and warnings. to sad Wos..Heallociite Voss!, Esq. fresh his mess is H . ~. .(1.• tilIS Oriliroilisportioti that the usher atofes.r Gore(' 211111411111 1 daliberatilis lippe,reipbeild the Air 6 ,4,,,,,,,„ 4 .... 4 ' sosessopeed the con fid ence ' w hi c h observe every possible precaution to be sent to she _ • -.1. o___ ... . . .. _ ... .. .. - __...--v_ metre mimed lon their trailafrr In tailor_ 11l- Germany, i.otwit lion or Eibglond.. Yesterday it Coot of Directors was held at the ' "het India Htiose;' 'when the fullooing ships were, tikeititap., in addition to those already engaged for 10 , r - service. Vl*. Marchioness oflay. 1 110 iisoni . Priam Megan, '953 loos; An., 958 I MOO; Assi , ..Gewerol Hewitt, 895.i0n5. • A deices from Valparaiso i to the oof A i state , that *is *v s Englishes*lnepoipo4 , 4uptd CogiitaXll.ollM.Adseard Wised beallesra r 4wipppt' . 1 Lord SsalkM. Maas, easPlialtiehla"Yasior . 4l4l: "troaailiin# arm; the two fairinetoihoho !been 'it. quitted by the Court of Prizes. The Lord SA, Jeld bid been liberated, and ohortly expected I*, receive demurrage for her detenqieri; the two othem : shill remain. A oensiderable 160111110 , 0 din wale 4. last in the O'Higgins is grid tee have bees :reeoittota 'flirt; but the ether projorty, tiikt;ii from varitma i * pixel, is totally lost. The communication 64 Valpaiiito to Limo was still interrupted by ta bolding out of Callao. `''-' ~I wt ''' i ' ~1 • • . . : • tla 'opposed that a bas rearm/al i lW his.tmoticel exploits is ^mac Ocoee eistiolb ' shay theassad pounds. ''t 090 . 0 i . H." ' "Alertetireal - Melts of thi illlblelt. says—"r 'T Mot 4l / 1 01illi mil from heuriOall." 15th, to bet Sir TllOOl4ll MAfTLAIIII here. eke has bees seined in Corfu by the limarliesedormio the Okada/ ' We trust that he' will faillellie- or, hrl i dask before his departure, of ' Okitoxious regulations respecting the up ja Wm . . - i ,I own Impels from Zinte of the gth ultimo have% received. Th-y mention the arrival of intellig from Potreo, that the Greek troops from Tips, lie'. had arrived before that place, and were at tacking it. On their approach, the Turks began to put into execution a plan they had previously formed for the dertroction of the town, which they set on fire in several places. The conflagrinion wee raging when the accounts left , gad al l ' ` • ,"t(, testis hod quitted Paolo. The EasliskSortmol had arrived at Zante. About 1,500 Lollitil Tares eaasained in the castle, which. see the Greeltwase .‘ll provided with artillery. is described as 1 iploy illaabig to resist their attarks ; but it was OttaillAle ;#4l, must soon sarttpder . for eo* of Atresaki* :;;M. Our ate" iiitamailleteeetaase asellarilealey. sad M. Fcastaittaa Twomey. from of Ler*ion. are arrived in town from . .. s . ' d iabOic We ouderstaad that mosiderablormproiremests are to be adopted the ensuing season iti the uniform of that old and distinguished corps the Surrey Light Horse; the heavy helmet' and light jack boots hi. therto wort Err to be superseded by the modern chime, with tirlet plumes, and grey Wellington overalls striped with sairei. 1 Three thousand of the veteran battalions are to ! be immediately embodied. The adoption of this measure i• supposed to have been the cause of the Duke of Yore's sodden return, from l'in.'s, at Lulworth Castle. Extract of a private letter &lie *An, dated October 25:—" The Turks have come down with ouch's fume to the Mores, that the Greek 'goo. dron. could not look at them. they have been join ed also by the Algerine end Tums squadron., but the season will now put an end t 9 heir qperetions until the spring." .t ,Ii In consequence of an Address, signed by 25 ma. gistrates, and presented to the Hon. Colonel WODE -1400111 (hit MAJIIITY'S Lieutenant). remonstrating against the decision of the lest Sessions its favour of the Castle-Hill, Norwich, as the site for the New Gael, a meeting of the Magistrates of the county was held at the Norfolk Hotel on Saturday se'u. night, when several Ilerolutions were agreed to, de. elaretory of the opinion of the Magistrates that 44 they will feel it their duty to endeavour to do. suede the Sossiorta from re-considering a decision legally obtained, sod which, as it is not within the jurisdiction of the Sessions to annul, it would, in the opinion of the meeting, be unbecoming its dig. pity, by extra-judicial means, to defeat." ,~ •1 vi