The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-19 00:00:00

Malls: . ' Me 1.4Iwon I. .• • . 0 ... Heligoland I EMt al Lie ~I'ES WATOON: mortoAr, Atitu 19, 1913. fa the Paris Pipers, which'come up to the Tith !,,. ;:n t. we find nothing of importance, far we can .• consider the decree with respect to the Con: • nt in a“y other light. We were in some expee. ,1 df briiig enabled, ere this, to spprcciite the "e of the report, that the Emperor of AusTat Ailed ::....'..ired against his ion-inelaw. Oil r Readers w ill hafe seen how little v . e relied on the intel!igenee, as coining from Heligolind, whence we have had so many assur. antes of the rprrcichini and ietuil surrender of thl i fort 'Of Dahtsic. Major KeurtitvEit is a grave man,' I and &mil not speak nithett 'contemplation ; we; therefore, the mote wonatit' that lie 'should *so bit... t ) 10 :,fatinglyeenvey to Eliglastd - sts Many b usty, ViS e-i.. , ) improbable resofist. '' ' ..,••;7'4.1.:.1 '.!..- , • .--. 4ol . 6 Akorit a Iv- •• • 7 : . - , . abaft oe Li:hoe Mail i hrisiing•Potttigiteee•Paperaf ft- forms us of spenaterial.-eircurnstacee by libied• wit I can sugar. favbusable.foretherwise, of the ispenink 1 , esunpairs. I* the Peelasalit. King 'fosse* (tctr •• Ilsarper)b :with nearly alibis Ministers. harleft the i tapita I of Spain, it seems, and froreeds Ilitiegevia.; ti)Veladolid, with •an escort• of 6000 men. The' reason for hi, choosing that place as the centre of npe 1: a tions, does not appear chi-ions to us; hut; prol•ahly the politicr.l and miiifary plans forinedlte ; ..ris not so esperienci d in these matters as his brother' I ,S,.+POLF.OI4 may not se w, - .11 ran in with each other. • I u A % ~: slur 18.--Ark'red bir Majesty'. ship-M*4w from the.Dowfis t whit two merchant men,..nnakes unknown.- "T...• • ' ..: Lord . aid*. _ See" Vice. was read. bre - the Revelter.•ll6aas, the Sub. Dean: The . :Bishop of .batinol,..irDean .of the chapel, read the Communion Service. .'srhe Sermon w:.f.: preached by :Dr. CARRY,. eho Sub-Almoner, in the a eseace e of the Aethbishownif .Yetielt e lho•Lord High Almoner, from the 17th chapter of the Acts of ..,... . the Apostles. After the Sermon, the ant hem " Hew*, river, by KENT, was sung by Masters Harris and Brownete of his Majesty's Chapel Royal.. They sung it with • so much taste and expression, that their perform . -f; awe attracted the particelarittention of the PRINCE. t The American Papers contain an artiole; which ;At the eianclusion of the'entliein, the Chapel, which of I had hitherto been crowded was cleared, and the I einnot fail to embitter the minds of the people P R INCE, and all these who ' formed the Royal 'pm ! ee U tired Stales against our unhappy country, °tee their's also. For whether true or exaggerated, cession, descended into the body of the Chapel, during which, Mr. KNYVETT, the organist, played: it will product its deplored effect : and, as far as it the sublime and appropriate music, ". Ile shall feed is bolievd, will harrow up the torpid feelings of the his flock," from the Messiah. The Patrice took his test stoical, and wound the heart of the phitanthro- seat under the crimson velvet cano py , , Otte atld Cess- I M on the !eft . ..r . ; the . Dukes of I phial. It is that which relates to the result the vie- 1 side of the altar ; ceeDGE on the side opposite. The Dean commenced i tory obtained by our army, at French inters, over the ' the communion service, and collected the sacrament toevicemmotidsd by the American Brig.-Gen.Wix- I alms from the PRINCE and the Royal pukes. The t eteren, as given in another part of oor Paper. If i PRINCE gave five guineas. The Sub-Dean collected ; writers on law ful warfare have, thought proper to con-' from the Officers of State, attendants, and others.— 1 demn the wicked policy of different nations conniving . The Dean administered the sacrament to the PRINCE; . Dukes, and the Sub. Dean first. I 64 and coun tee ancing, the piratical plunderings of the Recsyie, the Royal . Tile beautiful Sanctus, by CLARK, was finely and Bat - bars States (whose mein object, however, is the , foleinte )• sung, by Messrs. W. alel C. Kerverr and : I eei of ears .'s oe!e„ for they spare the life o f : Mr. T. Wiesu, accompanied on the organ by Mr.! t.: rapt ive), ehp must be lite opinion of civilized men. iiititart. The service being ended, the procession k:;.a in f•ecing this brutal species oT host'llitrkepre'leFiXdritiifirsaltie Thilikaoll the same - May as it up, Hier- if te a ', been known sometimes that the sa. I came. i 1 esterday •divine service was performed at Carlton tags, to eneance the amount of snip-money', have ; 1 . tomahs n ked the neutral followers of the armies, and House, by the Rev..l. A. CLARKE. even the eaceable traveller in his wn 1 On Saturdriy, MONSIEUR visited the Parsec p ) !! . n s..EGENT. ' ' 1 But is the acknowledgee sava g e the only person An American paper of the 2Sth of February, gives I. V -. :. ...!-.• ;hr men-1.114f g? the following extract -from General Orders, dated • head-quarters, Williamville, Dec. 28', 1812:—" By Ve ilinot.t .:;itoyanne is one of the most bountiful I• a return ,of the brigede of General Tannehill t of visitors to our underwriters far many years past: Pennsylvania volunteers, it , appears,. that 5 Gap- • i tarns, 4 Lieutenants, 1.1 leeiens, Pes serjeants, 89 No.tly one-half bf her wealth (said to be shove ' I corporals, 25 Musicians, awl 930 privates, have re volted 800,0001.) will be distributed among the above °en- and deserted, leaving for duty only 267 j tinies t by the high•ptemiums at Which she has been pe ffe s e ser , • -• I . . lastited. The consort to such a good eftii-en would be I Admiral Grimiest MOORS, hoists lee flag in the , welcome to oar Cits of London. I Baltic, in the room of Admiral MORRIS ) whose ; By the length of time La Bonne Cltoyennellas taken ' health (Alio; him to come home. . t ' I in bringing her r leh ca r g o t o i The Ros•ian fl eet that has w i ntered o, and lately 1 7 ,i;g1n!,(1, it •may • 1)4 shoved (lowa the Thames, is immediately to co-Ope- said that ihoney does not flow into our island as lea., rate . with the British tleet, wherever its services may ' 1 pidly el in former rimes. - - 'the deemed advisable by the Admiralty. v • i r ,e S i • „I . • 'rho Uovernment Messenger who set o ff this day I 5 need CIIA It LoriE %'e at r a t • ) est es day t.. 1 fee. ii dispatches for Lord. Ceence ler, bean also . Om George's chapel, Whidsoie attenhetit4 the Onchess . iosigett•of the Ardor of ,tbe,Bath, with whielt t_lt t o of Lan*, and livrtrtt n sermon by Oro thrill. ' i EmiletOr AZEihillEß'ill 10 be Intestad • by hie LM'lr, On Saturday the (:art of 14 Oaken lord an de w n- ; e; eceog.for she Paiketliaroset. - e The of the relict R cee 9ratC4fl t on riluu sr; . " • 1 The .INuigiter who arrived- from the oppOsite , The Lied M iyi,a has fixed Sotionlay , next ford rout sonic days ago, : remains .af Deal, never . having- Special Court yf Common CattitCii i :PirgoilidOr of an : left it. . There have, however, • been several inter- Address to her. -11001 fi•Ohness chitPrinCesa. of I,ck i ngoti of communicatiou between Win tad Gaserto i WALE, upon the tippy enttieiletion of *delete ides p. am i, t ,.b y mina s os of egresses: . ' e - toil attempt against het ftfe and honour: ' ' • 1. A . dotirchmentof the 2d Life Guards embarked on There were t 46 a.fivals nn Saeneleyeetteeit Dutch Seturdny at Portsi - .:‘,;:ih for the Peninsula. A dee IFF.;,eI, from Rollie('; the other, the Bchwitzer, from' tstne.nietitOrtite,ll,oy:e Artillery has marched into C ""' . 'Th° h"o 4l cfnr , had hetet raiser) in floliallk. Hilsea, to wait a-conveyance to Ceylon. The North' in consikpie nc e a t th e L iserreetnns, had been d e- , Cork Militia will entbatk at Gosport iii et few days ; pressed. (e.nete e pe e s infl ux iif• French troops, Brine for Ireland. titian) emreeipis. In .the cities and - owes, six of; Saturday *ere launched from the deck.yritd Of gar them here luartero onebe occupiers of houses, who; 'A imee . wt eaeit , at eilischivall, the Cydnus and net tie former per:pion, were ever burthened with ! . Eurotas frigates,to carry 38 gulfs each. A great more 'thin One. • • concourse of spectators were present, among . whom I Very considerable. Indite of troops are 'battening were t h e L or d s e t the Admiralty, and the Tretisurer from F rance t o join tie forces on the left biilk.of : and Commissioners of the Navy in their respective 1 the Elbe, By an article from l'^ilYiet it appearsithat : barges. The frigates are to be taken into dock end 1 sickness prevails in all thy towns on the great' mili- - . fitted for sea without delay.' f, ' : . tary r outes; an d b y a P roclamation of the Saxon ! It is reported, that live r eg i ments of British infant .Felencv, that Dreaden was expected to be cremated try are to be sent to th e Nerth. by the 'French troops immediately, sad occupied by I the Russians. The following notice was pliteirded at Barson i s' ' Coffee•hOuse s en Saturday : 60w/tint has not quitted Pang, bat since the , .Admitalty Mire, April f§. "'".;ination of his Consort as Regent, ehe Ms it- . , " Sittee-Mtvirig laid before . my Lords Commis:. Ivcded several Cabiuet Casette's. On' tilkirid u t sinners of: the Admiralty your letter of t esterday's.l c:th it th e fl was esium, she was by : date, relatite to the appointment of a convey fer the llowreese, the Queee of Westphalia, and het' Wits ; Archangel trade, I have their Lordships' commands °f Ibincur. 'f he obligations of the *Mita ) Isere in Ito acquaint you that the cons*/ will salt on the 15th tne Wine ine words:— I May, ftqm Leith Roads, where the nide from the • t swear eihel t y to t h e E mperor . . 1 River Thames most rendezvous I hate the honour ...... 1 0 -ivror to conform Myself to the sett of the Constitution, • to b e e tc. asef t oberve the di‘poskittos made or to Ito made by the Pas. , . " r, 'al swine, io ibe escreise of the autlsority whirls bib*. "To Samuel Thornton, Em. 44 .1, *; atoiciitee .a . t e ... ato coLiftle ome during his abscucc." •• • • 'A' Correspondent informs us, that Mr. Citiktn.stt l Tiii• plan of raising 6,000,0001. for the eertiatipt the Magistrate, .of, Ihmmertmith, Wad very active in t h" ever, upon debentures, has failed. The peeled pteserving good order at the late . procession, when , '!owed for rec e i v i ng ' suhseriptious terminated MI the Livery of Landon presented the Address to bet ' 1 " rqloy. and the total amount these subscribed, did Royal Highness the PeitICPSI Of WALE,; and the to-. we ii•derctand, extved 588,000i.—0f this win only accident which occurred was, the young man tib • 1 ' t-elivi‘i,ala su bscribed 100 0001 each sad a i being exhausted by fatigue In emitting to draw Alder& ti: 4; 504 00 *l. • • I • 1 man'sWood'iltieeiage. He was taken to St.Geotge's A% Po•!it ional n ava l f orce i s to be immediately sent Hospital, by , tho order of Mr. GIROIXII, from width Is ides lia‘wc,. uuder the orders of A i dutiral Moon& he was discharged the neat day in good health. . s' .--- • • 1 tsailedthe Cherbourgb squadron for their.. station.. -. y sherry and arse... ..:etual ,4ve leer ta. _ ~•••• , _, : ...Una, in 'her car drawn by virgins, driving " on tar TO= The Stirling Castle, with Lord Moira and Suite, clouds; the wind appears, to nave their auburts .tingleis s got under. weigh with the ships for India, .the Bra- ' l aw swell the train f u o r , t h h e e bb e ir benaur.enteeLustklbe4.hca,oo.Tair bairn ate it. zits, &C. but the wind coming round to the , so'uth-; g l id w en ij a ei nd dh d A r n iv il ea tifil by their fandel master, watilst his.w it , ; WOO a ward, they brought upagain, and remain. 1 basket on her head, tithes a di ff erent market. Sea batting. DEAL, AE,RIL 18.—Came down front the River the ! augling, a distant vigw of skip, the jolly , niiller, he. ater Lady Lushington, toe. India, - Bad, Spencer, for : =eel, in alizo! amble, the utili•bouse_,. the he. the look. , and ato village, well inhabited. Botany Bay, and a targefieet for the West Indies ' &e. tend with the whole of the outward-bound, sank; JUPITLIt (I* ith his beard) attended by 6/myna:de,' li wafted thro t tle) rioite'spa d ce hp the steal pull of a pair of mujestie for Portsmouth under convoy of - his Majesty's ships . ea mosgles - lightning, io W neg ue ti lai rci:i h teCl e. C o l ;I dli ce ,11 Sprightly and 'Elgin. . . • lumen, and the rites nall . ceremoritesuf the•RoMan Poistiff's ever: • • . .. . Arrived the Speculator lugger,•with.2o•sall of ves.; 1 blisbnient in abseiling a King, while his roomier% ntl 4; ' are in attend ' • • tat ' ' 4 • * gu•lir Portsmouth,- attd•the Castilian stoop of War - anctkr-a horse wattmga amine iq re .diness, ca.. . sels from " to the costeme:.JewS s lawyers. stud pii•••sts with a convoy from Gibraltar which bothparisoned accordill uc ,aresailed rn abundance.-the het suspended at the well, ch..r ty zpal e ~, Rath of guar, the obi winnan.with* set of beer, Av. The = for the River. • - 4 l luildinp in. this painting are deserving the atteunn of an , - • - - Five o'clock. Tine wind has suddenly got into the' gist.- - S. W. again, consequently the•convoytt, are coming • g Sot.. His charioteer with his sceptre. goldeti the•fuer horse* . . • ' • of the star--their lively appearance eseites tutaitishro nt. Lack. • 1 --.-Thus the Oniciot of day wives elegantly oq.--;-Unier . f i t•YMoUTlt APRIL, 17..—Cama.,-.lat . t. tests French brig, cut out by the boat, 44w Rachel.° . tbe soli are beieen . poverty with a basket of !gr , a pretty maid at a fountain, grief in old age, and sorrnw, su youth, trita . . rt the wience of fencing animately displayed -the manual tambt 4 s squadron. . . • - . 'i of the field, ongoing' hall, anatomy, busts, sad huildibes Nat . The Dauntkss sloop of • wet is appointed convoy i• te t . ; zee s, seate d in a triumphal car, draw* . .by :i.ittV4T;irioct fur Cork. - Arrived the Favourite sloop of. war from a invite. e his saieidand thenrord ofdestruction grasped firmly tat:l4 liana, i -his altitede noble and his countcoanee h o ld. Noartfst kr fare Sailed the Mosquito sloop - of wee on "'Cruise. , . ever delineated tech a muscular hero, whose very 1i0i;44. deft. Fic.metrat, Altair. 16.- - Arrrived yesterday the twice, esorage,`aad strength. Beloir is the'sbn of Vuleaa at iliGrThOrottgh packefiront Lisboa -With. R. ma il' and his forge, Me Matt from his furnace ( ails a glow t?n his counts-. . s •; statme, *bile hb'brethren are smiting the anvil Dad makicg th e passengers, in 10 days. , • . , liWaroosof destruction t the polisher and the; grinder ar e . em- Sailed the &yid 'chopper foe thf.Downs i , -with a • Pla y e d ; the mother at her spamiug. said .her &to/rho-J., boy. and dolf,stam to All op Vulcan's family. A distant slew of ships cottioy. ' es Ire, a town in dames delivered up 'to plunder t•t• th e sot liS'e *kr e scirt_pari4e r vosk*„,miy4r44- •v=bibt.lbeersliikee 44 children :trAio douak.ie ti•ajtriu Duke Of Irene, Letwednoe- bottrwilti Mills for L is- - the 1 t antstiri are defending their live n ith , pitchfork alai' : spade. °diem.. to.siveld-the'llattio, are Sum pi tig• in demo ir u-t hon, are gone Into the Roads. . t of the whidovre-the catch; driven away by the soldiery and mi • ...; t ARIIOIITR, IkERtL -18.—Sailed yesterday the • Wary executions, with murder-and cainzie, is, a f,iiiit descrip- Alhicore for Portsmouth. ." 4 • :. •.'.. • , • • - •• " 6 " 0 thiLlNnotiht., -- J . kliaconv, the %Lagar! . head and heeled Menicfiger 'of the - .-:.- • ' • I Gods, is represented is mg chariot, with' his staff Of dig nity e' 9 . Cy •ad Itec.koni ,r. Hi, favornre hied, of leasing on Ids thceilde 1 'n , ' • • - ' TUE COYITRASTA Chnuitittie of .the - ,:nouse " bright chanticleer:7 ts' 0s -relied on the.proipinenc, of his car s .. - arposnllinn. ilaWks draw chi= magnific en t machine through Common% reported tSe . tmcenstitotionar interference of a certain Royal •.Dnho in procuring a return of I s h ig e n citz t ti t s h , e tte rr w .i ltecl n au s d o t f he wLisli ns are :, d onned wheel the ;zodia c al Members to sit in parliament; upon which Report thmearld "d-'scieortlyibicia hJ.' iv Twins .. l d i to pre. a rri:. t r" -11 .,:"'„ ti l . r a b s l i e ?a tbr qo . : ftatt.o i r l y jno proceedings - were grounded. Mr:: T. Scroggan, ! " . arehite r' - i ;'" , a w i lieh there is an. ekeenerlt sit' intro-the ' currier, of Truro, was reported by a Committee to ' ‘ ltTrh n Ti: i‘s chisel. l ite P .V . .iy et 'cin b r e p t l eu ett l iff t rn r is• a t t a i st s mi ni. 1 bliviii .A7tdetroostred to procure the - return of two friar hooded, and the lawyer bagged, with 'smarty tit' the Sp r 4ht e . ly sisterhood. . bleMNlsts for the Borough of Tregonv, and was corn- represented as the destroyer of rmialtittil- las witted to Newgate.-I'he one a Duke the othdr - a ' sectte r . y rn N hi i :superit car. rests a.s his arm, wade tae dosooev a Duke, CSITEkr. j . • , • • . man child, the atvinies of which are well poortrayen, the leg , and hand having hero the first mouthful. He is drawn by solo- Friday last, a Grace passed in the Senate at Cam:. _ _ . !panders, attended by itery.serprats. and forked fig m.: htnine, e i bridge, to apply the surplus money (upward:l o f blems of the fiwieo..;Selo,w show; the sacred .pred.etiOn f .1- tilled, that '• MO shall eat his.bread by the sweat of his - j 10000. arising from the subscriptions received for a . :1,...d" fee th e are loaded:with various cola ryes] cloths, er liv ea h t ile ind t i h id o n th ls er . ' . l ll3 lte dy ar ls-h th oLe c t li ti titatue of the late WILLIAM PITT, now placed in the • -finished Senate House , towards establishing A Scholarship to Scholarship, ] log are egereised e I n y fr d rs ltf ' - spacious Soil:line, and the artist has contrived •it to yon may 1 ),ItallPfl Pites ,Voibersity Scholarship. view the coppero; &c. within . The tanner its here h - - y - The PRINCE REGENT of Poet - UP AL possesses 11.",•pleved--his hides, tan.pit,• and . basket are well execoutedsil- eer y i..aftir his laboors are coutplete the cattier begins, who is as l ant greeter quantity. 'of precious stones than any Paten*. tote hi:E uro p e . H e may be . .r.a lied the Prince gf! . t i rri tfr n h ; ;;ipja he tole te iL s w fi rag'hl . t. th variety " of Ot f trie" ltl .p en •:d are ; i w s io so sid think this sufficient to fi ll a large piece, but Alber; ‘ l/ttr a ir Digil ibe rirm atAds zus ; , sa r it a a j i l a r n op F od ang ed lis ibe lt m m iu t et si o y lo . :L t s k t at w t h h o eir vi v s a it i ed ue 1 profuse-be has iotrodaced a form, thi• sillier sow ing his seed, the drag, oil, and colour •vender, the. White Licit Ina, Aannot•be less than three Millions sterling. • wine and spirits. . Well may the Times accuse. Ministers of cow . To do these pictures justice by deseeption is impassible, Breit i iti . tlice and servility, and of sneaking , into Corners, tO . ! in o i a nu . ti t Li v o l l , (l e ,4 1 1 1 .p l e : of the volu me carr. t adorned w it h q t it a Yt e thitt.eadil %thisper their wishes, rather thao • openly proclaim ',. the Zodiac: the eminent. and ,rip g e e rstructure w ai l .,• nies• ! I ..:i er i fy il' al l t; them. " They would be . great-fare not Wit bout ital.., agnificen‘ Artists Who have keno-Ater& differ It *nil, j .dg. • • ' meat, which Of them ought to take_ preced vice df he' - . - 0 hitioni" toot they, tack the qualities to • - becodte the . ye t i by some Year boars the priza.,--the•ornai e neafs tifitr's il? • oth k e r c r om ai t i e d i giza, g. g ri t u ut r l v ai one, and accomplish the other ; ,,., Chat' : would like to' train's. the aleldare biker drapery, and aeatnetsi of la s eriiit l iclall. ot i r t e . c tr e nt ee itt Of a su b p u e t ri t o o r f oo en i n M. by oglovil: *is tusitahr have Remover, no doubt ; but they alp not feel bold : :enough tosay so Much.,• Wha their Allies are pep: . there I, hied % a ii .. disPligyed a l lishiog t two or three Proclamations terry " thy, Odi :Aaiun for , , wise rulers are profoundly silent rtacitinitity .hat ale t t e l fancy "I. e tha d n the kv tatr= d t rd in i u n f. re:l l Ye• di fh i rs l i ws t ilieL'i Ways been allowed a mark of wisdnmye. — Nay,. !weft . palatine if shoal 40 hick& by S.I.Au excellent preseni a s e t7tn;• e :ol supposed to WS the 'sly hiffiorical Attempt esermadetti display WO! respect to the P roc l ama ti on o f the unhappy touisIVIII. the h preserved b I the Mime( ' antrli g " iht ZlKliael with their, ilidafilcag j over y Rye old a caution , es 7 the World:. 'bye amour-y.of dig military cleeewsf the robes to be able to avow or disavow it, lie • May suit their! 0 toeuncillo. and drapery: bespeak (bet/ great Master, sotaierfi ei: . olitintllfor his eleellomee In the art of portrait, landseape, and each branch of *whirl arc. contained in his future tests. Out of what is the Brltiqh Cibinet at ' higorrrijiruset , this moment composed? Let the Courier gite us - a eeleb = . good account of. it. • _ f• . . - , - - . till the end of the year : - .Tho second battalion 71 st ' NVoali • The following is a list of the Octopi in Scotland ran 15 Mile-0: Peoarrsitixtsm.-4n yierds over Ktutvesmilp, in the Bth inst. AittAnAst &ad Adth eekig i al s!eot itaght fathered dartl % her :. -1 r. 1.04,,, with his hos. jolt itottr wino* . heart flying from her presence, &twee?, through JAW heating 4 the arrow. Below the clop& there** urge Of hoppioeys, rap. turet oodekAehr—onsic, dancing, bath', and letOttut—ul and deltiie. Mr ' 1 lovr - -Yr the skepbeed's e . o . i. in, are gone td Ayr the depot of the OM, upwardi of • 300 One -young Ihighlanders, are at Inverness; tht! 16th 4 . 0c1 70th regiments, with the Durham Militia, for the garrison of Perth ; the second battalion 70th and 9241, with the Wiltshire Militia, aii.e.at Glasgow; . mut thefourth battalion of the. Royal Scotch, and third battatalion 27th regiment, at 'Edinburgh: The Duke of Spssci experiented on Thtirsdar bight a severe glade of hit asthmatic complaint) ESseta...gAil.- , -The application for Tickets tot this evening bas been ttnpreeedehted, as it is expectd; ed to be honoured with the 'comOttni of some distin4, gnished foreig ners , ; we approve of the judicious kr+ i tt ogement.mdeby the otiltu*rs respecting the 'tinges, and we trust therwil I be egually attentire to r prevent accidents in ternbill, is the press of uciteti wets is now likely to be Very great for 'rickets and SIAM in the State Lottery, which begins so en Ely as 1 [ the Mit of-May, andoot only contains six Prices.of tio,boot. and 10,0001. but is so arranged by Govern -anent, that every Ticket drawn eft that day will lies Pelee. • 4.40. y.. - -- . A . . . one h our ga it •36 mil' Wes * being foui minutes within, the time allowed, ••ile ran the 350 yards extra, that there might hie up 'dispute about the distance. We understand lie itat matched to run fita times' and a half round DOVitaster.Race.Course in (ma hour, last 'Thursday. - - DORN-t,CitAitait. Aram /9. * • This do" the *sorbet was well *applied witb WhOat I inferior sorts dull gale. eta redaction. Barley cheaper. Warts 2s. and i' Oats Ss: per quartatflusper. In other articl e s no alteration. Wheel AUmitsli) „.. 110 140 Maw ditto. , ..... .00 00 Ditto .(Foasigal .:ra, 100 169 Brans .. :.,.'.., -76 74 Rye 4«,;... 66 7d Tick do 55 08 • .:.-ric . .:. ' 46 tU Old. - • l i te it lttoit , . •.. ... .. ... 4 ' ••••• Gift • .... r 4O BO Malt i ' 90 P 8 Fine dine ...... 4. * OO 00 White Veas Ditto (Betters) ... : lOO 108 Peed ditto' ' ' 46 Se New ditto .... . .... COMO Fir. Floor ..."..... 105 110 Wey poi ,,... 74 76 Seconds ....,.. 106 10 • 6/dITH F1F.1.71 , 141. RK ET.—APIItS I. ro 'lots sive Qlfol, por, soli, ot - 010. s ee r ... 6.. W. to 7s. 64. WO of Cottle ioi. &so s' %%Mil ..6.. W. to fs. M. %mt. o'o Vent ....7.. W. to 84. 0.1. Sloop ..... .... IIi.YW rirk ....6.. 6t • to 7s. 6.1. 1 Guises &mob •.. O. .d. to U. W. 1 Plet ...... - . ~ . • • , _i_ ' II 1 E 81.'Al r Al.4—` , ' • - ' -• • . -- r-7 -4 4tit-e';—: - '‘ ' ''..:' • ... •.••••••• .-, - *le- --• ••• • •••• •• . • '-: • .- • a., • . r'' ":- .. .0.-`:.•:;; :,' - :•.4.....„,,- -A ... - -- -•"'"• • • . ‘ • • • , - -- , 44.----. «. ,• ....... • ..b........".......-..............^......0-- -•-•••••••••••••••• ••• •, • i • t•.. - . 71 ' ... • .. r. .:7 . ' - •••••-•-•••••••-• -•- - --'•••• :••-• .. •• t - - 7.7 - : .!- "" • ---- - • .... • . g . t‘Tru titi % s: a cv.--at' scrisi tipliciedr ststerday,thali . . -•-•• . - E . AM; 1; .' .. -: .• , •-- '-,,* ottlyttle' r.lorrask„ . ...,,.. ... , . , , 1 ,14 . PRINCE Itenv.vr voukt g 6 in gait. . frithe Chapel • • . .—raieso•;- • . , '.% (''. - • • • • • . e•-• 1 4 1 0-; , ~_•_, .• • . • .4i Arfhh. as hell!' '‘i beembe 4Ph• - • .' . ''.' • ' .gli" . • • tO There TitLY. oimeisai liiT'oll ve l' ar re siopil lt-Nrik ne r MA . 4 1 • 1101 it r itoyni, St. JauleD's, Di n•as the case last /eat, and - i • . *large concourse of peorite w e re idsentbled itt Pall: .. • biatisreAtie useepit sh io:uk o lo i l io o kehioi' • • / o l io ja il. 1 . - up '.. ~ a eat Wiliki MS . mw* c iao) '!!, N Malt for tt . o puritoCe 01 seeing the'proctlslen ; but Bet Weis', like behastaue th a Maui- '''' .' .''. ... . . 'e itaiiag n • staid MINA,* to tftee *al' mg lis Royal ilighttess went without an y :fatietittiio'his b piiiibk to Jed l resei ibi,,B ee d i t ,- ' . • -,. • ".• le its'belitg roydetlarill. nina,Ahattbey "eery done . by ; • !..1 -- •_ , _•1 • • . ' Dare*, ,ft•do twit deny I delitrdydlsoch fri oPitdity. sal herb lehariot and pair, .tlirn.igh the park, andenfeted St. • illthdla mikes awl if it td . l7odenteiti. •" ' ski .i lt state the treaties oil Which r 4are •oilem to emu 'WI • • '.. . :"....4. •, .... 1 . ' .. !judgment. Villa I *sea pupal • tif . I nmes Zit,. Moo. ILA, James's by the garden-fate. The%Otobeislen_, lOW, 2,_ _' '_ __g _' . ' ' ever, was arriuged in a suite of ritoms high* Palate . - "" is E u mwi ti . " °P 1 162 &ail•sti.- I %.yrw, exit•••....- iwilow . •• • • . t hr er m ftets• l44 s -O •AWii PI tore . , 4 8 ° 1 0 24 poithi gF izi lik/ . 11 / . td ..... 4 1 it awe buskin*, ST MIME* wr i v e sup & •• wth t . ... arch, -Charlotte-street, -ci. , the movements of it were for a short . time delayed I n legs., to AMINO IT volt Nave Tem ;• • " - ••= . 5 - •, . •Mia.. Ruth Wat a v fibteamellogeraintls ettilt..aod iiit , consequence • of the Duke of YOtyk. having come , The Priggish and Midis* have tided mote eveilljt o -g...• .* blaibli t y l etw o foc one of ttlld i r c e i r t s h l i ttl i i. tqakea .r d ni em nn yega e a : Without any crape on his regithenlats, .as military ~ :And 4 tiqcc is demanded for meastraed Path f •- ' : ...:, -, . tre ils wh l ielt a par n ti ularlyfeleinated and irrested at7oientiOd.rif tt the - contest, however, so atoll wo hale, :•.;.- ' . -., was 'the *Adam and Eve debety Albeit outer, and it 'Ade sitb mourning; a Lady in the Privy Chamhei . accommo. . dated his Royal Highness with her veil. The pro. the wit so liken 'd toilini earseidmv.i. i . .. ... op indelible impression oo itty mind. at. to Conelnee-me 11401 - onM I ' ' . That the sick folks look'd Ws With repo. smite pathetic knelt the , paintings of Albert Durer' its well as. I g::( old the &fission then began to move in the following order :- ' • • • --- -- ' • "Itaad-torliag of any of my caireleondeate,.l lived for a laos Foir Reralds-Two See sand nt Mace, "With superb matins A sa mi n who btu swallosted too wak aa emetic:. . time In tltr habits of' frieddship ,with 'Mr. Hardt, who,9l4l.agui• over their shoo Men -Two scrjeatak at Mace, dressed in a dud- I . $- •..1 I Alluding to lite !tittle beton. the tailors wk. womb!, yid who would not, work for the old pekes: . ~ . , '-!..,. .. g r u o en land u i .. 4o4 l , 4 sl . r ito.e l ? t .n ' iersa liorgen tou is, w tit . wliose k.d3, c .J oru ae lpi ineti ntll e fie. m. Infirininwialds--merK-ingr•agii'tdirnuinsi-wSuirjtiramollerair of the ti llfsbert-- Cerein Eq °° •ede tel ll ; those Gemini in wniting-ifiee'-Chamberialausptroller of. ;be i __,• •. • ' Rat to whim 1 'acknowledged myself indebted bit their HousehOld, Treasiner of. the llonsehat The Lord a nos b el ,, !ON Tit LAVA POLITICAL DI Vlslo/4 Olt 118PA . RATIow. Or Tide', mat jnitnictioa ol g atinntiOn ; and being at thal lion' o.tilititot lain, The Lord steward of the Howell° -The Sword or State " 413 falai 7" noon oft *Nic eTte Or OrPOOOD AMT. , ' 011 at the Royal Aced y, 1 estimoted. Melt laigpage addresseetti -I'he Mikes of York aid Czunbridge, walking a little be- PRIESCSTATION Of TUB ADD*IIIIII TO ?Mt micas olirtrates. - me as private lectures. I have herewith Sohimiltit a pracil.:llim NI the, eristeeltegent-The Nhinl 4l9 a W ittehleter• the . • A schism falbeCltereh is ao amiotataint Mug, - - '' of the Mode. as Lord in wai!ing--The Earl or courtoetv,. .. Nardi . ailing Nobles 'bout Who the' old bst King': - . you are at !hefty to moss you think propel.. . • A . fain of the ° Geiftlempsi Pemioners, wish, tWeire of the tie nave the hesiocitast ;swain, in thrial fthl unifirms • With.th •ir . Inutle•wataWrhe Fad of 'llllO . Bin ' l 4 r're la eer CilY. to mole& o Pelher, • . • • * Your obtilleit very bumble Sereani, • • - .... • . clesdeld, as Ceptain i of the Yeomen of the Guard, appeartatilk As the Gotkat taking one raid-the Ilait.guileaMither. • .•W: • , • :•• ! - '.• ~. . W 1 LLIA Pd I.ILOGG. • the head or that caws. ' ,'• !. !,„ . Si. Citimiliejlilill„ . Narwi . ch; April 15,11119. '-. t auflia l / 4 104 . end, implied th e Chief ?dngistritie as Wed as die 4 ff my memory does acd.fail inc, the Poland toisal made ..- - The PRINCE wore the Order a: ...oenrify 4 r for -' 4 rfitisnentals. ,99 09i( orris jii an chang e ask( edifice. Or a Cor p o ra ti on; but, in either:ease, poetry Mr. Barth a presents of this picture. .. ..--- !,---- -..-. 1- - - i mould after th e patting the Ware fur the LAMA. to be a proper opil, Ilia Itc , iio Mi s gpness took pi • ' * the heat trope or upre of speech. • - • The Korn andtions ofthc Zoots.c-•••GrigiaaN ',llAcit • of the Royal 'Criort s zlifill was:coi idtircrlingeli . i ttil Durec, born at Nyremehorg, i 4 il-dia 1528. Inch Planet re,-; - . • • . • evilrertistdrgatfi : .4tiiiiiiers.• •49tikk , Ititwessi',"It ' .. " -r* 1- 4 w i ;Are` "V i, - `;• ' . . presents Ileaveo and Earth-each Deity ia a superb. **tat or The attendants stood - 641*r him t s4 olo ) Lord Cbdia.: nano. - -..4- • - • gold. • • • .1 10 4 .410- i gg i P g 1474 L 94 ' 1 " --- -- t . - IfinrevarlbßigiflOOL . . end uldi celesti j ol nett " i t - sk t ,kliiinit - • . berlain: on the right of the - Royat i eheir , and - the • - .. . .-7"411111P.6..r i . : ••• t: • .' • , heart in ber left 'awl fathered dart - To ber '•itrw,.. it ant. with lib hot. fast iipern. di w Jumped. the Lord ill Waitist.on. the left. 'lsr Church See. Porreatotrrn, Apart. 18.—Ii.r)i'red his Majesty's berbl i m ..: fibl i . ~.... --- ;___ ..,a...L—_!...-,1 '~~ ,~~ ~: ~: 41..44- -0 , I .11 1 I , ; I 1 1. • • .