The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-02-03 00:00:00

/ASR The penes. • i Pdice 'yesiteday piers rmmilsitsti ' r eed 7 4:1 1 D'Evaaaux Mud berms to subside. Np tow could carry himself more mildly sod meekly. but his • station could sot be Ned without affording cause fur kalosv.y. (wiry. and disappointment. That several yousig Getitlemeri. of high spirit and honour, have retorts-, ed from Illergaritto.. disappointed in their hopes and expectatious—that they may hive encountered unforeseen difficulties and privatious--And that they feel just cause of complaint, cannot be questioned ; but looking at the kind reception experienced by other levies sent out by Georg's/ D'Evassuz, we can only say, that the gentlemen who have recently returned to Ireland from the Island of Margaritta were very unfortunate.—lii our extracts from the Papers brought by the Leeward Islands packet, stating the successes of General Bouvsa. we do not find the authority of General D'Evs azux questioned, lair his appointments disal lowed; on the contrary, we 6il the Erighsh troops the firvt objects of the Spanish General's care, as is evinced in his proposal fur an exchange of prisoners. —To the chsrge of sordid and merce nary views, brought against Geueral D'Eviatux, an answer is given in the affidavit of 011 e of his Of& errs, which Mill be &laud iu soother part of our Paper. Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of YalE, CLAZINCS, and GLOUCESTRI, said Prioce LLO. POLO. were in attendance at Carlton Palace yes terday. Among the inquirers were the Nobility generally who are in town, the Clergy, the Mem bers of the House of Commons, Baron GAIROM ■aid must of the Judges and Lew Officers; Mr. Rusu. the American Ministe►; and molt of the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, the Cabinet Ministers, and great Officers of State. Extract from • letter from Gibraltar, dated January 13 :—" Within the last few days a com plete revolution has broken out in Spans. Cadiz was takers possession of by the Revolutionists with out any opposition, and Seville, it is supposed, will join the same party. All communication is cut off between this and Cadiz by the KING'S party, who are very few in number." Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when the under-mentioned skips were thus timed, viz. : Moira, Woodford, Coromandel, sod New Ship—eo•- advsed to Madras sod Neogal ; to be afloat flth February, mad sail from Gravesend teib Morels. _ _ Brothers and Caneden—eousiened to Bombay; alma 29th Mardi, and oil from Gravesend 29th April. James Sibbalil, Plimaix, Lady Raley, and Now Shlp-•- eonsigsed to Beata ; to be afloat With April, sad all from Gravesend tfltb May. . _ Asia, Hyperion, mad Regret—consigned to Bombay; to be saint flub April, sod sail (rum Gravesend Illtb May. Branson*, Pmvidenee, and Kirk Ella—rousigoed to Bengal; to be dust 17th May, anti sail frost Gravesend 27th June. Waterloo, Lady Car►lagtoa, Asia, Thasodrs sad Bleb oload—osseigned to Bestial; to be stoat 104 Jose, sod sail from Gravesend 10th July. The uuder•mentioned East India Company's ship, 'arrived at Anjer as lallewa s Castle, 30th July; Conned/ and Apollo, 2tl Au gust; Lord Castlereagh, 9d August; and Matilda, Sth August. The Comma ar.d Apollo proceeded un their voyage to China on the 4th; the Krill. Castle and Lord Castlereagh on the 6th; and the Matilda on the 18th of August. The Matilda had parted company with the Corned/ to the westward , of the Cleve.—The Hertfordshire and Bombay were at Bombay the 26th August. The Margaret, SosisascaL►s, of London, from Vera Croz fur Gibraltar, was abandoned at na 2‘.1 December. The crew arrived at Bermuda in au American schooner. The account of the demise of his late MAJESTY was received its Canterbury on Sunday aftrrtwn►u, and excited a considerable sensation. Yesterday 1 . "%Z . . . 4„1 , :; 11 .‘'„ 4 i, ~. • i .....% c - 4 ;*- --- -, • - --- z.v. - -,-A ..,-_ ,- .7444 • r, VA / 4- 1 " •- 1 NE :3 . 0 ."-.... *FAA°, iteP TILE ROYIL nmssoLl.% • (Court Mostar.) . The meeting of the Duke of You 1601-tite Lord Chamberlaid. accompanied by Mr.• Mail and the Physiriesis %dr, numerical ht. late WasteV, which took place at IVandoter Palace on Tuesday, was for the purpose of the Duke of Your. all CaekW of the pore tu or the late Kano, as appoint ed by Act of Pac;ittrnent on the demise of the late QUillt, to deliver the remains if our I tie Sove reign to the care of the Lord Chamberlain. after which the itoyot Body was carefully wrapped ingest ed cloth. withoat soy anatomical or surgical °sum tins. The Nam, of the late KING is ot present fixed to take place out W. dnesdsy, the ifirh instant; the arrangsmenta for which are not yet finally deter mined. but it is anaterstoorl that they will he nearly similar to those which were stride fur the funeral of the late Quakit, 1 hey are t.• >re esossdwelsrd br Mese% FRANCE and BALttiva. sutler the diret• lion of the Lord C$ acuberlairs. Some of the muss of yesterday made an incor rect alteration in the report scut to them, they haw ing stated that Carttou House became a Palace merely on OCCOUId of the King's residing there ; whereas the (act is. toast wherever the Monarch may please to hold a Court. that place immediately be come. a Palace from that circumstance only. The arrangements for the funeral of the late Duke of Keel are deierusiuml upeo. It is to be as private as possible, owing to the decease of his late Majesty. Tim mourning coaches and horses were sent off on Tuesday oa their way to Sid mouth, by Meter.. B•114Y and SANDERS. also are to conduct the funeral under the direction of the Lord Chembeelain. Tbe hearse to convey the body is to leave lowa this day, to travel aright and day. The whole is so arranged as to reach Sid mouth hest Saturday. Ors Sunday the remains of the late Duke art to lie in private State. t)is Mouday morning they will leave Sidinouth ill lilt following order :—The body of his Royal High one having been embalmed. the first mourning catch will contain the urn. &c. as usual on such ot:cosione, followed by the hearse coutaiuiug the Rojol remains, and surrounded by a military escort, alter which will follow two moorhing-coaches, contaioing the attendants of his late Royal Highmiss; the late Reiyel Duke's owi carriege will close ake procession. They will reach Windsor on the following Saturday, when the funeral is to take place. As it is contrary to the Royal dignity; and efirrbitte that the !Wet corpse should be del moiled at the inns ou the Med, it has been se arras.ged that on each night's stop page of the condom 'e. the Royal remains will be removed for the nigh t to the church nearest to the town or village ethic lt Ilse, may visit. BRIGIfI I OI6 firaavAair 1. The town this isi•eswepsg,. at an early hour, pre. 'anted a very anima! ad ,atene, and the inhabitants were congratulating • thenOselves au Ow accession so the throne of his Ms jesty George the Fourth, tittle patron and benvfactr.w. A little berme one o'clock the proceavion was foulard, and advanced is the • elope Itoirnioo Mailkrw Moen of the city s WN. Bohn"), Ind grew is Lesdrw, Orellme ear, agree to Georral matteali oath sad mai*, It bads hers mated meat assicaly, sa deposes( believes, le several How. 1.1 Indeed, and pariirviarly is rlis D.N. Journal; sad horrirth's Morning SW, this the mints coatritieted lip the Lareer, Hine, and Light Isfaidry . Illegisseine (attached lo the Irish Legeoa ratted by Oatmeal liSeseens, ler the service of re segeola mid °meads), fee easamineve• la these minimal% amooseed to She sum of 411.110111—efor this deposes' milli, that egeordiag to hie berwledge sod belief, the same did sot ammo to Mien thee !Mkt --smith. that a esesiderahle part of the fames of tbe lancer regiment am applied by Calimpel Aylmer. or 160110 am*, far him, Orland dirposieut was gamed at Liverpool peat Wohersrd. the liebellei of which deposieet dads est kiniw, our is it to be impeded that he car he answerable seanintahle for same—and midi, that ell sad retry sem and sods of bowl whichever tame to this deposeat's Mardi Mose Yes the Irish Legisa, wee* well sad faithfully ap plied by s p.mert, with the stiesst anxiety, mire, mad late. rid with • view N the greatest ecepeamy—and moth, he behoves the said Gram' Irgveresa has bees charged with keener applied pint of the foods of the Leckie to hie ow. private nee, which die deparamt doth out believe to he eve. for ilepoisest ea* go believes that Ilse said General D'ryer's, laid sot of his ow* private properly very avoid &ratite seas, taws de resippiag and seeding *el the Irbb LeitiOo sad that 'her the Nods thereof were iasediriesd, Jepessieat lush hen supplied by the said Omega! D•Bire remit with mammy ; sad that erica the drat of last math, deresest received from him h Bask of England pest bill fur 3001. sad tiro bills of exelmage fur 8001. Irish, besides take lag op mime of this eat's acceptseices, passed is too. eveseisce of such ia. a ieieney, for she ere of the Legion that were protested is Leads* fur sois.payameat—sad easily that depooeut for the moots afuressid,is now sailer atisept. seers to • very coasidarable amount, ramming dint for 1 1 * am of said Legion; sal AM the ernes so paid sad remitted to deposes,. were, as he believes, the private foods of Ge. send Irllvereaa, seal formed so part of the Legit's, feeds; and ilseteirwe it is wholly false that depoaeat se the said Oeseral D•liverese, Ilrelltdille to deposes'', belief, receiv. eel awry, ur as much mosey, on accusal of said Legion, as was fairly sod boaesely applied fur its wer.—sail sill, that depiniesi discharged his dotty lar said Legion, and to the me. vice is which be catered, will' the must auzioss seal sad prime. reset is depansesea Wirer. Till' deponent maids. be ease to Loudon fur the purpose of meeting General D'Everese, to procure further sums of usoisey, Weed& him teseodolf some ships sow nearly ready fur wailing with passeagers for South America, end sham to seaway-toy his to Dublia ; sad that on his arrival at the Tavistork Hotel, is fogad Gemini D'Everros very mock iudispareed, sad tamarind to his bed; and deposicat verily believes the said Gassed ErEINIVIIIC Means to peered to Dahlias whenever hie health is so far re.establialiod as with safety to bra life to travel—and deposer' salable was always reedy and willing, and is maw ready sad willing to give a fair sad satisfactory stewing of the disbursements sada by him for the Irish Legless, sod of the arms be received im atomant thereof. brans before or Ibis oscood day of February, 11120, at dos Illaudos-Hossr, L. .s, GEO. BRIDGES, Mayor. NATTIMIW blacsaatatia. Lord IlloLLmso, we are happy to state, is much better. General Gamma had • select pirty at dinner yrsterday, at his heave in Hill -street, Berkeley. Nuarr. Among the •arty very liberol doostions that have lately fidien to the lot of the Keut rod Cautethury Hospital. we notice one of fifty pound* horn the E or! of DARN LIT. sod one of twenty 'guineas froto BA LDOCK. Esq. of Lewes; bath of which are paid lido the bank of Messrs. BAiltil e Kum- Peso, and Hstsostos. Mr. WALLACK and Mr. COOPER were playing in the begiouing of last mouth at the New York Theatre. Mr. and Mn. BARTLIT closed their engage menu in Philadelphia on IVednesday evening, the ttd. December. to a moat crowded and fashiou elk audience. Mrs. BARTLEY took her final leave of the Philedetpkiass iu her recitation of Collits's Ode. ' ' • &WNW* Air COMMIT ICEILLSR one deiy. when Irs(mrpliew. a Guinea trader, came in. " Nephew (mid Guireestr), you have 'he ho nour of arcing the two greatest men irsilli'vroad." " I don't know hdw great you may be (maid the Gui nea moo). hut I dew% like your looks: I hove often . . / • Tw 4 " , k o 7 * Owl was bad for lb, refrpaor at slochod M 411.1eleese DO lON Mekety firarge I. ewer.. K tee enter esteemed el by the Low. Weyer, .Iklrresea. sad CANNON% epee the let. treleatesstai ehrea ter S' of hie ijawy 6.e/evils, Tlotrilosi Weird AMMO ; Alereeekee of Ma flpheety a. H. These of "lee e- Tlee Lou Naves homier mated tbe Chart that ._ Vete eserraibird far 'be abdeereasessesed renege, ' Mr. Deus seer. ?bey .err. be a•arattdiel to et pees Heir essrmw at Ow eiresb of she ewe liveries& had vearrabie liewereiga that is., treettgled she Throw. *** she Dame Ikae ta caagiateleat hi. preemie blekely .per: his staffisisma NO bin fatten% dicaky. *WA Is **VW "sid be lass oteeliatertiehilis tar hie swat eery sad *bet eV bee _ askieigiy which •., We brae elLeted. sod Ile aiiresee4 melee kit life. the west they bed se deliste wee • mai seal sok eelibilied se it sae will •liire ushers, evidemesi• iw tie eagle family of the isllietieve of UM.. Poliesivetie (Mt* SFr. Ildpris fathered. sad wee On eon* Se ' Ow the Gest ...id ewe Mai See indielirse• upon is ticeision of se& ao rie•rpoweriati ..ton. to few weak bi h.d to oat woo should I. mod wiala IM View of hortiog the fiehowa if • Wachs individual!. whatever his polities might hat. All party woo abtorlwat I. tM coosidiwthwo of the eveol, all howls (Mine ariw at wad. sad she Court would. he had as Mob., Jon. with owe graft in proclaiming Ow high wow dor oivii ) , aislantsimid of dor merits of his Om" lamenarel. Aeo k., e se 'hoe was pork • thitue as onewory, the vast larairlita sock I rhararter hod mimed for Ike lislkko. WWI be .1. The ?wrote that had Megrimd tbe labt few yews afforded as. of ilaa nod imports., had.. lo oil. not • few yeah ago, hie crartnas 11114-sty WOW nowpory was Novo by his aohjecta with outoty faculties, lamed with the sareirty .f • Wowed sod trouoirt, eithibilinc a pro. f wiajegal onto, which t• would ha well if it wave wore getwrallyladtweed. sod tor. slotting a strikies evidence ef that adMitable oweabiginima of public mid private Melees. Of the einem et She Court, it was impossible to speak witbeat strum feeliogo gratitiode so him who was at the bead of mist it oat the boast of the British people, that Marius Obit mica tit Gawp 111. Mee was sever promitted M ahem ifs Soo .poly in the British Court. It was impsesible to rum template wittiest eserew, the period at itbicli the Ituyai Parma was mirmaaded by his anuterwas healthy seven sees sad lee daughters, and the twalemsloalt veils that new exhibited Setif after a very brief hope of nose. —He had hem allieted with Mindoro% hash bodily and hiltilecleal. His Weer had deported frets Sim, sad tat him I. this " vale of tears." The Primo.* Claxton, bad alio bees taken Sr a Satiation fur which she was brioi adapted thaw for earthly mageideeisev, sad by are sin& stroke, se Ii were; two geseratiews had passed away. Thio peudigieus (hems bed bete felt by all the people of she British Empire. Smother most awful effect of the do porsatioas of Divine Power was to be sees at tho winwient. A venerable &vertigo and his twhowerl tine were tooth lying dead. The winforinireo of the fasocy weir almost without parallel, and the Court amid cwt too soon ear Wrongly express lin if fredinge upon the rwrowoos It reatimied bias of the beautiful woods cif David, in splash is' of Bowl and limiathao— , " They were lovely it tls. is ! lives, sad is their deaths limy were out divided." Tire reign of George the Third was masked by a great awns) ef isaportart ersimactiomi, ad is tarry set of be. political life the Mammies' which was alwa)s palpable was SIOS)10 to de imwd, sad that isiraliaa was encoded -sib wt cm ; fur It was hosioured by oho is depeoilmice of the citatory sad the Improver of the people. With roopoce to the private character of the consort horisvidoes UK) deplored, but few wash' woe tweeroory. 11,. t.etiore. in the petiamotasice cif Use mimics defies elf Ide ism well losown owl highly appreciated. H. wao • UMW 44.11/. fel sail idertionato me. Several Geode*** in that Court remembered bits, who he bad am *prestos'', of pro.** that he was toonotiosoble in that moping. A. a father mid busload, his elmoorple was woott wary. Me was a good Christian. bump his moor Mme was MAC* Clll4l .our edslimill Illo"c46"" heard of " 64 61 6 with reproach; all wuruksppsd Goil as they Minimal ought he most acespieble- Ths Nation were bread 10 howls with cow/deem is. floe accvsoims of hls Peeest Meat dinamier Majesty, us every megrim bliely to eisominssist• tot At loos. George IV. hod doom that he was isdimaiely itessaiss el with the duties oitallweavesaas a swit that ha woo ilemends. od to fellow vitt frlodity the peat example. Mr. /ism coaeleded with reedit% his presort Majesty's obiriesetess at Caritas Palace • *Am which he moved that a dwilfal Mid loyal Address Shall Se preassled to his Mad Cleiteimes Me. jetty KW( George IV.. espressing the amen ameseettf the Court at the demise .f his Ws Ilsiesty, and commoselatiug his meant Majesty span his secessiosi to the throne. Mr. Faw.L rote, mid statadthat he had pepatedun Ad. dress, bat *eared Mat he asset esidiellfjestied is elm CCe tinteate emend by the Melly Membel. Hr. Dimes said, she Worthy Member would twee the .p• portrait, afpreposiagbie Address its thirCosessittee which would be appointed to stied owe. Mr. littstriigetwooded the motioned Mr Dives. He dm IIIIIIIIIIIIIII P NIIII"MMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIII."Il i t Catsacmda mg snfiVrs LaGimv.. coiligr ur collic v coffsctl .. -; .---. ..............,....._ I Off, Mr rcinfea i; Matthew Mem of the city .1 4 To•• 1 • 4•7 • rffirtal Overt was held for 1100 peter of • f* Wir. r Dews. c m ; s e w 1, . a r gon. lemailigi int A.iduese to hie faskiwg firerge IV. mem.... emcee. meow to o rg r r et Dig,,,,,,,,,,, m ama ii „,,i, ~,,,I E wa, of Om enter eastrinino 4by the heed lilrfelf. Aldermen. sod it hash her. meted *et vowel,. as de believes, ha C"" 1 " • • or* oar 1 ••• eideeastiese ewe* of the Dow!' 04 several Nowspiscre lo lir**. and gmetingarly in tic hto M 4 1 • 1 1 G•lird• AI illent• 4 him". l i wims Ir i 10. 1141116, bublin fearriet sad Ibwrith's Morning Awl, Om she 4 eruse••• or his althril, to al , Them at .thaw Indokm • suing coatributed liy the Laster, Kale, end Light lolkeiry The LORD naves histriegmeged to tbe Overt that Ilegivereme (attached to the Irish Legion railed by General item asersoblod fir the alidenciemmeed pailiene, - " Ifflimainni, ler *a serviced Veneeeela sod Granada), for , Mr. Mien rose. Teary were. he mid, a.orseldeil to rit einentieMene la these ergimeste„ mospeeeed to She sum of mess their sorrow at the die* of the *we various sed • ' 411.40111-4er this deponent milk that amerdiag Si, his ireeerabie aerotielge that mare esemded the 'Thee*, and ild hes•l•da• sad belief, the MINH? did set ameunt is were them the Mane lime hi miewmitulese his preen" 114 may emir. litff.df.--snitli. that a mosidershle part of the feed, of the his emeweion to bin &Nees delmity. whirl, be biped *veld lamer regiewei was applied by Cole*, Aylmer ° or thosethose ' he Wag iseetiameleriise far hes own glory and OM Of he • • smite fin , hem bidet dopes*" wee *gaged at Liverpool *Weft. Netwiettemedieg die ..lady by slab MI 1.16 . ant tenesersd. the Ikebeell4ll of which deposes" dad, net flielemy had here ALM*. sod she achrenied /mil kiff . kw.. mar is it It be expected that he no he answerable I life, the meet they hod S. deplete wee a same aciftel or semisatable foe same—and smith, that ell sad every seat imelibined se it was will ether eialismay *Wens* i. roe *A sods of Mosey whichever tame to this depolarises Wadi came family M . the Mffiedeas of Ihvioe Preindenevois. brluagi ' You the Irish Leckie, were well sad faithfully sp. (Mr* Are. Dimi forkiiroti, and rev I a owe). Sy len•soff. ;died by t, with tie shoed anxiety. etre and sae. that the Coen email give him the iedikeme se rile. *id wish • Mew is the greatest ecesienstleed midi, at* ea see**, ef seek ea mertowerieg notemr. la dor be berme." Ilia said Granny lrEveress has bees charged few weeds hi had be star, ant one should he used will, • with *vim applied poet of the feeds of the Lee* to his the View of heeling the Isehms of a simile indoridnet. elm private nee, which *ls departed dsth out believe to whatever his politic alight he. All puny was abeireant hr tem. for demise* mieb, lo believes that the said General I. Its coesideinhai, of the meet, all hostile *Sine was Wren*. laid met of his owe private properly very "mei- at end. mid she Court weold. he had se deed,, jets derahle seas, towards equipping and seeding set the Irish with use mice is proclaiming the high arose they alwsp. leeitioo I sod that whet, the fowls thereof were iesedirieet, antensisid a the merits of Inas they laninded. 'Ad b., e Jrpusbrie I bath bete eepplied by the said Gemeal ftßire- so them was each • Mineg as memory, the vast betels. a1...4, • ream with ninety; mod that suet the drat of last math, sock I rhareetee had mimed for she sate.., MINI he the dep.-arm received frosts him li Naafi of England post.hill for thee* of mheirahow. ' The meet, Slat had demurred webs,' SOUL mil two bills of embaege for BOW. Irish, besides Oaks the lilt few yeses afforded emu, ohs mess importeet heieu, • 114 11 44,, ewes a this eel's acceptances, passed is ma- le evil. Sett a few yeses MO. his marines Majnay se seitseme of such i • y, for she me of the Legion Illilid ottlPer, 0 * ova 6 7 hi. 1 1• 1 4• e" with _in y m i ly a w". _ ' that were pr e t e sted is L ee d om fur imos.pgrotatind mak facet* , tressed with the sweaty of • beloved sea GIIIIIII/1 dist demand for the mows afuresiid,is *weeder accept. trousort, exhibiting • tem.( of tmojagal s 5 mien, which r sores to a very coasidemble amount. rousing dog fur she would be well if it wove mope gesserallyfolioweil, mid tor- use of said Legion; sad that the sums so mid mid remitted Mobiles a Welkin evidence of that admirable mieshien•me ha deposes,. ewe, as be believes, the private feeds of Cie. of public mid private virtues. Of the Meters eft* Court, semi Inlevresm , and formed no part of the Legion fends; it was impossible to speak witheet strung holimis es ~..---. -- --- - - •1113 VXCIleu a umsestirrituir werisatiuu. a rairriaNy •••• r• - •• - • — • -- -- '-....--• --- ••••.......... ••• ••••/ I •••••• ........./• •'...• . ''.... . ••.... /...• •••••.. • • ....• ...... shone ... i The expose being made, the prejets de lui re- the event being officially notified, the bell of the following order:— . 1 trap ht a man, much beUer thou both of you to• come bum r """7 " 1 "*".. " I"..: 61 " "re e " I hor . i"c•ovehs' toting to it were severally read, and referred by the Cathedral, called Bell-Harry, was , agreeable to All the respectable Isholl•itante of the Tows, in deep romp. ' , ether, all muscles and boors, for ten guineas:' " sm i th ., i s m rem in gr es , e ,. o h o b ee , west th e all • din t i ee ins, with each • white &vd ,or Si hie breast silkier a Chamber to the respective bureaux. custom uu similar °cessions, tolled an hour and -1 6, Cute& abreast. AND W O M AN .—Women, w et s are given of tee Milton 'alibi be, HA hatiefeeata set easily he a"' take" Ile" 'helm" ii. It we ft " he"' Ile islet" *W e e" rung so hour, from si g h to ten o'clock ; . naid in the The Ardirageed GUM .1 of Me Regiment of Lariem e . to thatterierig. have been compared to clocks. Fax. A report was then made of several petitions by GarnIINCSI contests I . that Court which were tarried on rick course fir the monolog a bell at each of the parish Deed of Marie, playing mar list airs, " God saes the SW TISSIAS being asked what difference there ass be. - ' the Committee to whom they were severally re- ode neritmey ores 4Noth Wee, but ma all pmpidiee twee. a clock end • woman, replied. " A clock m es s b e s t ow . D o e* d os real teeepesee a ~,I ad, . i . churches was tonsil awl rung in ir 'nailer manner ace . he. ire. ferred. A petition from the notorious General ut the melencliolly occridon. The shops of the A Detactimem of Ibe Reeimest es foot. *rem to point oat the boors, and a woman to "nuke saes, that came into Mow end pakten is forme eo aural, Fest Heedboroughs wit h their mama, two abreast. Sattigeix complained of the sentence of the Court, tradesmen and the windows of many private houses TauTmospeters. us forget them." shut all most drop the ides of aesthet e sad jois-opoo this which condemned him to the gullies ; • but the were. . c l osed , a s is cust° '" u 'Y °" the death ursnese re- TM Director, awl G seettlese e two gad two... spelesdiely theme is the geoid's spirit of eirociliaties.... Sir IaAAA: NEWTON, though he scarce ever *pogo Am bees kid proved he the s er i . Feud, thus retires, and the city preseistea alto g ether a must The .Coeintieriumes. A very Chamber passed to the order of the day.ill of Noy taco, could hardly •avoid sheering his mil k h eeesit , se a otin di gess weer . eitee p g haw tee t h e • sombre oppesraisice.—( Kentish Chronicle.) Joel ay The Chamber being resolved into a Secret Corn- Officers of bid Me jeer re Comma esA Excise. contempt for virtuoso collector* sod rusliquarion... vitable t arrohe of dead, with Ore old owl limpid ;. c ad Met O.' the Hews arrivin. , in Norwich of the death of s tres ho w o f L o w p eleseesos ester h e is m. u l et the orsopnot of • • therms wee se masnemoweipt Ann Me Am Solicit.. • .1.11 Attorneys. mittee, General DEMARCAY moved that the KING his late MAJESTY, 'lie great bell of St. Peter's 'was The vies, sand comic, it mine mbee, iteti OM Ministers of liim have bat • stone dull, and he is satisfied. I 1°1141 "' s era "twee' George 111. as !Pe" l"itettee..___ be requested to cause the Electoral Colleges of the tolled for three hours, and all the shops iu the city the respective Pisces .ff Woship Mils lhass, the INvisebeuellansce to Me people of MN seas c.o.'s imagine the utility of sea studies; all their sad h . r somas, the mown ',airmails, be grim -I li u r ew thet departments of the Isere, the Lower Seine, the were half dared. The Clioseineariess. : . I • .• porsuitsare below adore." be wieldedstbe sceptic, fee bie was miasma politic Oveoseers. Two messengers passed through Norwich on . . . .Lower Charente, and Vancluse, to be convened Tts. lirgurrster. York Vessel BIM& —The Ripon, Captain ,I. rival* *win sad lb , bleseiwlle wbteli were sheFeesst sweet Sendsy evening ; one to . Lord CArrLISSAIIII, an d . his mdbority wooM deuced to gesentiorm yet siolsee. for the purpose of completing their several de- Vestry nod Ml* tliiiir. '- . 4 .LihTlSAil e from Lowilon lie York, with preemies, the other to the Lord Lieutenant of tlitCounty. T he Hi g h •Gross t i Zt e i l t i t i te ep hi p . ' ,:! . - ate. twit f i re at are, siring te the breaking or _ Ile bag the Mead of Proinagatisse.ond of every religions potations. Ile remarked upon the unwillingness , i . Basil o f Mimic.' seet,whowesevaigna be their tenets as 4 whatever do es The Earl of llorrrous, we hear, is to have the bustle . of oil of v it r i o l , on Tuesday night, about i e ~ m e tes t h e eights of comer l es‘e . by eteg was . evinced by the Ministers to comply on this point '. 2.i reg.; rneart. vacated by the promotion of the A division of the Reeirsest of Lassen %rigging up the rear. twelve o'clock. Ave miles ourthward of Yarmouth, the beishMeejewel is lbw British Camps sod sho-Reetiedue pith the precise terms of the law of 1817. An Martinis of HuxcLy to the ist re d iment; and Sir The Processiou me veil from the Town Hall to an d woutotelly beret . The Captain god mew with Ellett ea lerlissWd we we Widen " 1 " 64 llW'wt• *Rime adjournment was moved as on ansendusses, atai . d CAA Ilan COLVILLE iS to have the acid regiment. the Ct.tr. through Ear I-street. is Nee therres ',wt• difficulty saved their livereby getting iota the boat, . 6 ;:e _eight le.r!ellell!a..o"s,a,_ web we !et _er ?fret. All carried no a division by 110 to 95. • --(keening Paper.) eine the Pavilion, where tire Preefasomiwo - ' woe read; mo d e r ne taken egg board a il l ig b oun d to 'SIAM. at "`"Ft wed gaaa wt"e teeearee steet fl• a lalliara• 0 sod famish earesemple of private weeds to the meal Immble From a statement made at the Stamp Ogee on launched round the Skryite.up Noribrigrett. where sod landed at Bridlington. . of hi. enhjecte. At such a period as she perms, whoa de The Five per Cents. are 72 1. 35 c. Bank Ac. T ues d ay , i t the second Pruclamicion nook place ; iflosie West- . i ii last, appears that tile number of sheets arshol TIMMINS am Net only ewe of she , Fall esiw wen wade alma theebehtte•firteltaa.-whon lions 1,432 f. 50 c. for which newspaper duty was paid on that day street to the Tee" HI titseitele the "d'Prltellma°' grestvot Oteerals. but one of the begt-natoted mete aue°lo° " aaaat s " . 11 " 1 " " "`"'"" th e "svrim"'"lr 'lmes ebe —..........-......_ li on was made. no • w ho le wee stunided @snit% tan thee e vev wee in the werld. _ hataatt moon! p u rity .1 she Isle ilmg might be esseidentilseMe alone, amounted to no less than 2.10,000. This ex- We have received a register series of New York the greatest order, an 1 the fineness of the day add- oth ' er rime daeseatie examples the fatuities is re. IMtiotheut iv whiebeheos attempts were drhsted. &le wee credo by several thoovand sheets the highest wain.egos frogs • merapaible is an iseorrippollik Crum% hiss Papers, from the 27th of December to the 9th of her for which duty has been paid for meay years led much to the begirt yof the scree. A nunsher of hued. The Geaseral used to imam a new pair of hie lea still liveg, sad a befog deukheyos females of distructies. attended aro the Stevie i ts weeittaKe every weal; hiv gentleman, whose lee the o , in .,» January. They cense', no iistelligeoce respecting poet on one and the saint day.• r.. their carriages to rimi the procession. .Ad moo view, Wigton them eiwaynallievelening. Mr. reeehimhei dies had 01l *Wand chic ohm, a the Florida% nor the state of alLite in South We fiod, upon inquiry, that by Mr. Patient/. •-• . ..-----: ....-- 1 ,-----.._ sad bed forgot to !Mani new tart in 'Snit plate: Mae beloved .Ihreaveigo; hie mip wee hoporiallva bv America. Illw'ro truly benevolent Act, the 37th. c. 45 , of the y reel mete of public as well se prima Odom. Among A letter from Wino sue dated liP b --.....m...--.- late K t NU, every person who, et the demise of the A tan report of " C . " Ii.11•41 a hie, lets Kum, shall hold any office, civil or militarvorn. " Y"le'lls7 .at two 0 "lock the Duke or YOftit oust reasamitre OM esseany, and rose earlier dams wool: austittes of she liffie mod Ilse eeleldwisetese of lbe the Lull) LH ANN NttlAt ice s accompanied by Mr. The servant wheat bagmen it was to dress ( sins, wee iesirreanner of thashelps. The reigtortnigesermage mg ‘l,..treetr will be (woad in ersothar part ail eat der the t:rown during 'Ardour., shall, withou't any ~ Mutt. arrived here,' wh to the LOAD CDAUSta- is s Veit dyed a twitinieg I- at net dudiair se z *be 6 • 61441 • 41 . 1 ••• eis• lime we». meshed 44 Wm Paper, it ie token fps en old imathaniie done- sea or oilier latent commission , warrant or ais- . LAIN took charge of the body of the d steektoge. "IN very odsl," ray. the. M aralml, mid brain MO be Mid die gemlegalive of sea Ctneassilse UMW, a wig* we belie.. there nee very too tbaritY. continue and he entitled to hold accts . • , KING. The Physician! . ►rho attended his left Me- . * 4 that I should be &lowed ao stodings ; but s illw er eall ,,m L use etthe isses g r i".ll4 he esso l AA • t h e greatest o men le s enjoy the same during the plessallre of the KING . "Pie° a. aatam ° The Q ateit _____ lif 11111411114 ° - ' or Queen who shall succeed to the Th . This jests during kit long of Victims and dimes were .it ja wry !arty that lam obliged to ride out. so ibe sertied. woo • esbject wo wMeb 1.61 NM • it will be eltillk a“ , • vet, ~...r . , relieves civil. inilitury. arid navel officers', from the nmerobled upon the atm* i on, when, we undenitarat. hirer. sp. ► me ow Mato, they'ilde as well, o ebesly was • The Lord Moyer puma wh e , • •Debi efliesees tor Wean mhos le lliMizth i = .. in this 100111 d and impelling .aitielliettilD lth deity and expense of reviving their conausissions or the b o d y . 1 the late K 3143 was hat" down with wdla 11.1 P " Id " I bete ea t ee met . " sod ii• boy Side deedesheederhood c l o th strongly prepared with was, kr. They coo• the excepaillei of the abongen Wide pespdee MO& Palearaat mid, enitaenoently. the LARD CIIAN• • . 0 . orooklfewe a ti eleah. ., A Committee of the Haase of l)elegetres of Vie. goal Iltevielmwe .* • as imfoderae. Le sieved areensui i ...: , . 3 the c ottamp o se i f co m p lik iy : CIILLDS and ATTORNEY.43IIIII* . AL will not be en- . ....„ .... ._ . *met at she end of a more eras she so bi ertii f th e cisme Dine lose it fuseas of armed. ere :es. tatted he the fees, which. according to aornetst Cu.- Th. Doke of uaTui ni n, am Ie . 11 10. eted ill Sown ea Antissiwellisig Law." heilopeelliesseeitbirfolligialeg eaaht e Ssea l he rae al i. " 4, ilt 4 " "7" ..1. " 111 "willt • • :in Mee torn She resin to lee Unit, *mild have fallen to them on the present ma the heltuieK of " *.cat *tee. from tae . east, Chats - geiiiionoss so the H 05i0e ...., • ..11et hisf ac ilt WS CbaNb 1 Oise • Orem *Mae omit peeessie • anion will probably direr littk freest* . 'MIMI are cosign. Thoush all offices, civil and indintry. are worth, erhyshiee. * Bribes/, as die. orioles of Be Oseemiline, SW MP i goisrailion .. ma *mem balm Dr *testi& she this day present to our readers. relieved by this Ara from the tioyesent .1 new The Earl of* ALMINIIIIIir f klettaiNed the Ane- 1 -••••1 1 ."•••• S. ale Let 1 •••Pleela llanlirtall a alea"at ... bred. Ono sip. '-"- .14' hie. wigs was ew e* . fees. there are souk apporntomme to which the beerodor of the 'Netherton& end a puffy of Amines 5e7 0... i teef L e eei se' f ee s' ali the tt. , ::r , hierei6er te coddle 'l eo Are.4l) It no Illes ibLiiiia m e i d e i fa _ u , •••• Some *streets from Dublin Papers, meetly Act dare not extend, as they are net what the Ace ,iiiip; • • sio •Traror lay, 4. his home irs Hiltainmet, ." ow rismoutiab kalif sorb , mow , iss uriemireveheivies • - The . w5.16 ..4 . - ' So seetint 4 • ' Ili4utp 'wait m o m. aler. • geese A v er s ii =legU ti liWit. th e s h e describes o ffi cer. Ilerkeley-oqwere. - et iss Mamie% ig oissmosterstiersol. 4 ' - t " les4oPler copie4 into TSBIT . , . , . r ,.... . .. , • • • ~. were aamertnes beyandettample. pud were continu ed incessantly daring the day, from the early hoot of 10 o'clock to the marivitig mail a very advanced boar io the evening. Grouper of people also fre. quently assembled daring the day uesr the Palace and in Waterloo.place, testifying their anxiety to learn the actual state of his MAJ eyries health. • —. As it boatmen the practise on the demise ea King to suspend the proceedings of the Legisla tive Bodies until the funeral rites *WI have been solemnised, both Houses of Parham's* adjourned ,yesterday until the 17th instant. It will be sees by referriog to the account contained in the Court Circular, that the funeral of our late good and graciostXtwo has been appointed to take place on Wednesday. the 16th of this month. The funeral will be what is called a public Norval. useaniog thereby that its magui6cence and splendour will be suitable to his MaalOTT's illustrious rank. This is the only way that now remains to his affectionate people of testifying their love for his person, their veneration for his many eminent virtues; and their sorrow for his loss ; but, oh! bow inaderjuately can any pomp or ceremony s t iesk the warm feelings of their hearts! Never, we believe, did say KW°, iu any country, reign so truly in the affections of his people as did the Third Growls of Eng land. There was ever an emphatic earnestness in the sentiments used by every class of his subjects to express their loyalty and devotion to his MAJIMITY, which dearly shewed that they spoke not mere words of form, such as prudential feelings or the terms of law may prescribe to subjects speaking of their Prince—their language was the spontaneous burst of sincere affection, directed more perhaps to the person of the KtNo than to the political capacity with which he was invested by the terms of the constitution. Every respect, therefore, which it is now possible to whew to his remains will be gratify. inn in the highest degree to every class of his affec tionate people. At a late hour last night arrived Paris Papers of Sunday. We had looked forward to their arrival with anxiety for some further intelligence respect ing the elate of the military insurrection in Spain, hut they hive grievously disappointed as. Some of then are altogether silent upon the subject, and others that notice it merely repeat the intelligence already given in the London Papers, as received several days since through the Lisbon Mail. The Chamber of Deputies met on Saturday, when the Minister of Finance made his promised, exposition of that part of dm budget that relates ito the ways and means. or the receipt of the re. tone. The amount of the revenue is of course APKIIII.6II by that of the eassanditure requited for the current year, but the necessary funds are raised by the taxes alone, without stooping to the miserable and ruinous expedient of borrowing. ' produce of the revenue for the year ;000,000 francs. or about 36,400,000/. the fends necessary for the payment of the public debt of France, and the amounting together to 428.000,000 about g o soo,oool. The remainder is re. miet the ordinary expenditure of the rate of the expense of collecting the _ wince is somewhat more than 13 per cent. on the entire amount collected. rh The *lauded 1 notouittsloB74.ldti is iOdes t of thointefest of Sinking Fund, frames, Oi aboal piked to meet Chotretninent. The overage i revenue in Fria