The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-09-27 00:00:00

arrival from the Main, a circumstantial account of the result of these interesting event!. The event of the glorious triumph of Marino at C.hi•iwro or Contour', and of the concentration of all the forces of this General, and thaw of Certenn, taraza. and Rermuilesi with the expedition of Nlirgirita, is a 'ore harbinger or tie tool and irretrievable blow prepared for the Spaniard•, tallith must undoubt edly open the gates of Camera' to the Independent•. "be strength of the 'Repo blicaos may be stAciently Irirritifl . from their having lately refit an auxiliary body of 5,000 men, by the way of Cucuta, to moist the operations of General Santander, who had all reached Sognmogo, in the environs of the capital of New Granada." .PIREIGN ism LLIGENOE. PARIS PA PIERS. PARIS. SPPTVARBI se. THE DUCHESS OF BERRY. 4 .lresterday, Ht four o'clock, her Royal Hiehness the Dachess of Berry felt the pains of child-birth. The King bring apprised of it, proceeded at live o'clock to the Palace Elytie Bourbon, where he.found Monsieur, Madame, and the Duke of Angonleme, who had preceded his Majesty by some minutes. _ _ At 95 minwten after six the Ditches. of Berry alit,' happily delivered of a Princes., on which occa.• *ion the following bulletin was iritted : Her Royal Hackney; the Duchess of Berry was delivered Ns churning, at 35 minsites past f.ix o'clock, of a Priseess, termed and in good health. The state of her Biqa "Ilighness's health leaves nothing to be wished for." (Signed by the Physicians, ire.) Eat:: I) BULLETIN. "'Their Royal Hit;hna•a►s the Duchess of Berry and MaJemoiselle have patsed the day very well. (SiKited by Three Physicians.) " Half•past seven in the evening." 1:!ie Xing has named the young Princess Louise- Marie-Therese, Demoiselle D'dstois. After mass his Majesty received, on the occasion of one happy accoNchemetit of the Duchess of Berry, the congratulations of their Serene Highnesses the Duke and Dnchcsa of Orleans, the Duchess Dowager and Msdemniselle d'Orleans, of the Duke end Duchess of Bourbon. The Ministers and yerfi g n Ambassadors aho offered their congratu lations. [The Moniteter contains a very long proces detailing the state ceremonies thut were ful- F ;le.! on the occasion of the Royal birth. The per -.cones commanded by order of the King to attest t'ie birth were, the Duke de Dom and the Doke de Reggio (Oudinot).] A project of law, relative to the changes to be mode in the Charter, is, it is Aida entirely drawn up, and will be submitted for the acceptance of the Chamber, immediately on the opening of the Sessioo. The Mtuistry will endeavour to corn prosate by the septennial and entire renewal of the C:•smher, for the concessions which it has granted t.) the age and to the fortune of the elected. nevertheless, anticipate great opposition, aprears they have renounced the project of doubling the Chamber. It *mare that the relations between Spain and Engle.nd become very active. The Duke de San Carlos has just organized a regular post of Cabinet couriers. They will communicate twice a month te!tween Madrid and Lundoo, by way of Bayonne nod Calais. pARIS, SEPTEMBEa 43. The Duchess of Berry erci Mademuisrlle enjoy rxcel.:ent health. . The Princess Marie-Louise-Therese d' Artois was baptised on the day before yesterday, by M. tie Bombelles. Bishop of Amiens, first Almoner of ti.e Duchess of Berry. Every thing is prepared in the Palace of the Archisi•hoprlc for the reception of the Curilimil tie Perigord, appointed Archbishop of Paris. We are informed thkt his Eminence will take possession of it oil the 3d of next month, and that on the 9th, the slay of St. Denis, the first Archbishop of Nei% his Eminence will be insta!!ed in the eathedisl a es will shin his Suffragan. the Abbe tie C./stele& Marshal Guution Saint Cvr has within the lest .few days resumed the porte-feuille of the Wet De. pert FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER 18. We approach the moment when the result of II e deliberations at Carlsbad will hr made known. It was thought that a communication to this effect would have been made to the Diet in the last sit ting, but one or two legations not having received their insyructioor„ the coinistunwatirai was post. lamed until the 20th of this mon di, awl it will be publialied immediately after. Aleasures have been ',dopied that this publication 4!•etild take place rwarly at the same time iii Germany, Paris, and London. It seems certain that the great question of the Liberty of the Press lies been decided at Cortland. Ail previous cense:l , l7;p is abolished, bur there will be established et M grime a general tribunal of censorship, winch wi!l exercise juris diction over all the public juttreals within the States of the Confederation. MIN. SEPTEMBER 26. The King has, by a decrre of the 12th instant. al/pointed the Duke de San Fernando, Grandee of Spain, to the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. vacant ranee the disgrace of the Marquis de Cass.frujo.— Idi4 Excellrucy is married to the 'inter of the Car shoal de Buarboo. Archbishop of Toledo. This inpertination offers the...happiest litrien for the diplo avow affairs of Spain : it has produced the most lig:treble teosatiou at be Court,. as also in the cm *mil of Spain. diet Ai a jest y the Queen of Spain is expected at the **utter. The prepasations that have been suede in the kismet towns ofSpain, announce that ihertialaievar will be received by demonstrations .ef the liveliest joy. The grand expedition will pro. bably sail ftwavCadizabout the end of this month. cairn. CEPTF.MBRIt 9. The yellow 'fever has made but little progress )tere as yet : the precautions adopted by the au thorities induce a hope that its ravages will be atm fined to the island u 1 Leon. The sanatory state of our North America does not seem to be very sainlactory. It is on this ac count that the ship Asia has been ordered from Ca diz to Mahon, where 'the is to perform quarantine. She remained in harbour no longer time than was necessary to discharge the two millions one hun dred thousand piastres in specie, which she had on board. Nothing else has been deharked. The greed armament for America would, per haps, hare already set sail, were it not for the occur rence of the yellow fever, for the insurrection at Port Saint Mary would not have retarded it. The army aruunots to MOO men. _ . General Calleja, the new Commander of the ex pedition, arrived here yesterday. Orders the most pressing have been given to him that he should la bour night and day in making preparations for the departure of the expedition. FLANDERS MAIL. Bat SEES, lIIPTEMHER iti. The C'onsiiitsiionel of Antwerp Acqudiiita te,, that the action brought against the Editor or that Paper by the Ambassador of Austria. which woo to be tiled yesterday before the Correctional Tribunal of that city, has been put la till the 14111 of next month. Accounts from Madrid, of the Bth of this month. mention, that the English Government has re newed i:s proposal to the Court of Spain, to ob tain upon certain conditions the cession of the island of Cuba, which appears to place the Spanish Ministry in a situation which is the more em barrassiog. as the inhabitants of that rich colony seem resolved to defend their liberty by force of arms rather than submit to the power of Great Britain. The correspondence between London and Madrid it extremely active at this moment, which seems to indicate that highly important negocia firms are on foot; but they are involved in mystery, mod we must grit with patience till time shall dis cover the secret. FRANKFORT. SEPTESIBER 18. The roads of the Grand Duchy of Bairn are crowded with Jews, who are emigrating, with their families to escape the persecutions to which they are every where expooed. The Grand Ducal Go vernment have stationed picipiets of cavalry on the high roads, to protect the Jews from being insulted by the peasants, who, as well as the inhabitants of the cities, hove a great antinosity towards them. His Royal Highnoss the Doke of Cambridge gave to-day at the Hotel a f the Emperor a dinner to their Royal Ilighuesses Prince and Princess William of Prussia, the Here , iitary Prince and Prim,e as, and Prince Laois of Hesse llottil.u•g, and his Serene flightless the Linelgrave Frederick of Hesse. !fuss, SEPTEMBeR 9. Our little town is all in a bustle i,a expectation of the arrival of the flew Queen. We had hitherto flatten d ()wader, that on the King's marriage the late of the Spanish tills wool,: be alleviated, and that a great port of them 'rivulet obtain permission to return to a corittry which is en dear to them, but there are now strong reasons for be lieving that this hope will not be realised. On a late occasion, one of the King's Alinisters, who enjoys his entire coofideoce, expressed himself in relative terms, iii answer to solifitations made him by the relatives or friends of sonic of the proscribed. ITheis this affair must be left to time. It is certain that some persons of Cadiz hove died of the ye llow fever. This circumstance exdtrs great fears fur Atidulttsia, in spite of all the precautions taken against this malady, generally called in Spain Foincto Negro.-- Some families hare retired into thffereot pints of La (Winch*. As for the expedition, its sail ing is become impossible at this moment. It is said that Melchior has. written an insolent and boasting letter to the Governor of thedajos on the execution of some persons taken *with aims in their bands, anal -shut he varties his audacity so far as to threaten reinitiate. TkiE. BRIUSTI PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER '27. 1819. We have received Paris Papers of Wednesday and T'hur.day last. The former announce the happy ucctpterhrment of the Duchess of BERRY. thet Royal Highness expern•nceil the pains of childbirth about four o'clock on Tuesday morn ing. The King and the 1 members of the Royal Family, with the .Ministers Hod constituted witneartes, were ii)%tiently summoned: and Ht Ina past Six the Prince-s was happly delivered of a daughter, who is represented by the physicians as well formed and in good health. The child has been named LoctsE-NIA,Ric-Tnsam. DEMOI - D'A RTOIS. We learn in an article of intelligence from Frank fort that it was intended to communicate the result of the rate ministerial discusinona at Carlsbad to the Diet of the Confederalion on ti e suth of this month. wad that the cowtuunication would imam diettely ifterwurds 'be 'published to the world. It is st • serted. *Sib an Mr of confidence, that the maw mount question respecting the Liberty of the Press in Germany was decided at Csrlsbed, and that the previous censorship has been abolished. To re strain, however, the licentiousness of publication Without the necessity of any interference between the several States, a general tribunal of censorship is to be established at ►lsyence, having jurisdiction over all public journals within the States of the Confederation. We are not informed with what powers this Court is to be invested, by what laws its proceedings are to be regulated, or upon what general or specific principles it is to found its judgments; whether charges are to be preferresi before Juries nr the Judges of the Court, by what officers the charges are to be made; whether the offence of libel will be 'ascertained by previous laws, or left to the understanding or interpretation of a Judge; and if by previous laws, by what power those laws are to be enacted ? Until these points be deterinibed, and none of them is without importance, we know not whether we should con gratulate the people of Germany on the attainment of the first and moat decisive step in the march of freedom, or lament with then, on the establishment of so inquisitorial isoiJ arbitrary tribunal, framed for the purpose of nipping the early germs of ,independence. The Spanish Papers state, that the Duke DE SAN FERNANDO has had the misfortune to be no minated Prime Minister of Spoilt, in the room of the Marquis Du CASA Ism Jo. The new Minister is married to a sister of the Caribou! Du BOURBON, Archbishop of Toledo; but even this union will not save loin from experiencing • tht capricious humour of his master. The most extensive prepa rations were making by the people of Spain to re ceive their young and interes.ing Queen with every demonstration of respect and attachment. General CA LLEJ A. the newly-appointed Commander of the expeditionary nrroy, arrived in Cadiz on the 3d of September, with orders to labour without intermix Sion in the work of expediting the departure of the grand armada. The )ellun fever still rages in the Isle of Leon. The French Five per Cents. are 71 1. 40 c. Bank Stuck 1,460 f. A Flinders Moil arrived lost night with Papers from Brussels to the 2.5 th instant. It is stated in advice% from Madrid, that the cession of the island of Cuba to England continues a subject of a cor respondence now fictively carried on between that Court and the Court of St. James's. The expectation of • speedy change in the Cabinet is so strung in the country, that, as is usual on such occasions, rumour already speaks of it at being :initially in contemplation. The con duct of the Aliniaters in putting forward the name of their Sovereign to sanction a proceeding which every generous and enlightened mind in the empire energetically condemns, has excited very general feelings of displeasure. The instantaneous readi nen, too. with which they gave their approbation. when it was absolutely impossible that they could have paid such► silent' to the subject as its im portance merited, thews how lightly they estimat rd nut inertly the lives of his Majesty's faithful people, but the integrity and observance of the laws upon which the monarchy itself is founded. If the Magistrates of the country do not respect the l a ws which they ore appointed professedly to guard, and if the 51iiiisters of the Crown tene t' his breach of their duty, under what pretence cut they censure the populace if they should think fit to follow the example ? Happily for the coun try the people of all ranks sheer more discretion and a higher sense of propriety than some of their rulers. This contrast cannot foil of producing a strong effect upon the public mind, and increases the desire which is now generally felt, that the task of governing the country in its present delicate cir cumstances, arid of re-cuing our best interests front the danger that really surrounds them. Aoultl he taken from hands that have already 'hewn them selves so unskilful. Certain rumours prevailed on Saturday in the city on this subject, which, however, are evi drolly premature. The present Ministers have evinced too strong a love of place to edwit a hope of a voluntary resignation. Did they entertain the high and delicate feelings which it was (nice thought honourable to possess, they should have left the Treasury Bench long since, and given place to their conquerors. They pledged themselves to abide the fate of their favourite mea sure—the Income 'lax, and yet tl:ev survived its memorable death : They submitted, during two successive Sessions, to receive the law from the Oppositiou, and then modestly arrogated to themselves the merit of the measures, when, in fact, their only virtue was humility. No subter fuge was left them on the Bank question, so they openly renounced their former opinions, and embraced the tenets of the Opposition— all but Mr. CANNING. who. to do him justice. differed from hie colleagues in principle on this point during the collie ouspecsion of ca►h pay ments. although he thought it expedient to continue the restriction in practice, from the difli- I catty of safely retracing an improvident step. They dared not even to hint at new taxes during the latter yams( a Parliament—too in their haste t o lobo, 84001,11 hunkers en the peopk, they Sissoiveri the Parliament at a critical moment of the late QuEF.N'S illness, and took courage from the obsequious faces of new House .of Commons. They now find the consequences of their temerity in the increasing discontents of the nation, and that no consolation should remain to mitigate the bitterness of their reflections, the revenue—the darling object of their hopes, notwithstanding tiie ' cruel expedient of imposing additional taxes to the amount of three million—actuully falls short even of the produce of th ast year. Are such men fit to govern the empire at the present Astra -1 in; crisis? Do they enjoy the confidence of the country? The petitions of the people to the PRINCE REGENT furnish a sufficient answer to at least the latter of these questions. The following is extracted from The Observer of yet.terday, in which it is given as a communication received late on Saturday night:— "It N CHESTER. FRIDAY DOOR. " Yesterday a poor man, named 11riLLIA11 DAL* TON, 64 years of age, died in consequence, as it is suspected, of injuries received from one of the special constables, about a fortnight ago, who struck him because he wore a white hat. Mr. HA a. NER attended to witness the proceedings, but lie was refused admittance by Mr. MILNE, the Coro ner. Mr. li ARN F.R insisted on his right to enter the room, and not to quit without some degree of force being used. This conversation took place before the Jury were sworn, and Mr. MILNE said, 'the room is at present private, but if you make application for admission after they are sworn, I shall direct the beadle to put his hand against you, and prevent your entering.' In a short time after, the Jury caine down stairs to view the body, and, as they were returning, Mr. fltastga passed between them into the room, when Mr. Nimes said, Mr. HAR MER, I sh•ill require the body to be opened, and there are other reasons, not necessary for me to ex plain to you, which make it requisite that I should adjourn the Inquest fur a week ; and it was ad journed accordiugly, without a single witness being examined." These Lancashire Coroners, it would seem, make the laws which they administer. The Birmingham meeting took place on Thursday, when the people of that town condrwineo the trans actions of the 16th last sit Manchester, in a series of Resolutions, similar to those passrd ut the preced ing meetings held for the same purpose. In the course of Sir CHARLES WOLSELEY'S speech, says the Lichjfeld Merchry, " the discharge of ord nance was heard ate distance, and the roll of a drum, which agitated the outskirts of the people—sup posed to he a trick of the authorities—a very foolish one—to try the nerves or the meeting. The greet body stood firm, on the defensive, and we are told that out less than from six to eight thousand had armed themselves with pistols, in case they should br atticked." The Spartan, Cal.tnin W. F. Wise. C.B. Lee. Captain BLAK and the Unhigh, Capt. BAuat- GARDT, have railed from Portsmouth for Leith. 'kith the wives, children, and baggsge belonging to the 13th reg mo..t and rifle brigade. The .Npurtax ha" Olt board WI women and 183 ebildresi.—The Liffey awl fiend railed front the Downs on Wed nesday for The Mar acct, fro:n St. Petersburg!), with hemp for the Dark-card, arrived on Sunday at Ports month the Friends and Runswick, with similar cargoes. on M lay. from Riga. Captain Vr.r.NoN is uppOiiiLed to the Blossom; Lientrnant CHEsSIIIRE to the Murk; Lieutenant BECKFORD to be Flag-Lieutenunt to Admiral OTWAY, vice MINTON, promoted. The York, 74 gun% is to be fitted for a convict ship, in the room of the Laurel, at Portsmouth. The Heron, is, (7.1 1 •1:14 HANMER, is fitting et Plymonth for the St. Helena station. The Malabar, 74, Captain CLAVELL. is paying off there ; the Ocean, 140. k ordered to he docked. and the Primrose sloop, has been hauled up on a slip, to be repaired. This stupendous operation is now become quite familiar to our artisans. The successful sx. periment of pulling up the Kent, 74, is still spoken of in terms of admiration. The Carnation, IS, Captain SHIFFNRR. sailed front St. John's, Newrotintiland, on the Ilith ult. with hit. Excellency Sir CHARLES HAMILTON, Hart. on hoard, fur Trepropey. The Gross/topper and Fgcria had sailed un visits to distant ports of the The 334 regiment. Colonel ELPIIINSTONE, C.B. is to return to Portsmouth Garrison, for the duty of it, from Guernsey : *hest:Ott wing to be %tattooed in that town, and the It ft at Orwilort. A detach ment of the 79th regiment removes from Jersey to Guernsey. A detachment (inn met)) of the Ist Grenadier Guards, tinder the command of Colonel D'OTLY, marched into Portsmouth Garristm, from Brighton, on Friday, for duty. The 90th e . gmbra t will return to Miser Barracks. About eoo of the Royal Marine Corps, from Woolwich and Chatham, matched in list week, also to take part of Ports mouth duty.—These move:items have bten ren dered necessary by the s udden removal of the I:Ith regiment and Ist title brigade, from Portsmouth to Scotland. The statement of the Courier out! other London Papers, this week, relative io as intended Ilefurni illeetitl at Poitt.tnnuill (whieli the Mayor is made to have refused sanction), and the match of the ma rines from IS'oolwieli and Chatham, to consesitteoce, to take charge of the Dock-yurd, is altogether groundless, untrue, and absurd. No relotsitinit fora Reform Meeting has hero made to the Mayor of this towo.--(Porinnouth Paper.) kg,. • ~,,,,,„ t vp szl(i, r . t " i'' , 'tri— :;i.i.‘l.--= . 'f•-•_: 4 104t fcr--7-7 e , r„ ' ., ‘7..ti 0 ~., -,:,.... (7•-- .•,.. e v ....... N • “...1 a "...Noe ;.. - - '--... • ... r;N: rte., 4 Pnat. THE PRINCE RE►CPNT, r Vsz oi tr of ft, h a i. vo l Trst {,,3,i tr ii it ion ts. r"te The aquatic e tcia i a xct the Prince Regent roiled this day, 1 . 1:f ti ( *Pe ro 'Pima, to be resumed, according to hi, Highness's often-extrrrioed intentions. s Insight earlier nest year. Since his Royal Hight'''..,,,. barked, on Saturday morning last, hr had ma been out of the yacht, until he debarked again. at the Sally Port, to-day, hawing brett on bawd, in the Caro trips. tweiity-fi.:•e days and riidits. Every morning. won after eight o'clock, the Royal •scht got under weigh t her moorioem at Con.., and, attended by the Brick, (2, 10 . 1 ;, 1 Camelean, Captain 51ingae, the Lionel and trselesa cutters, stood toward Sp;thew), theta- ;••0_ ceeding on towards the coast ior of the right of land, when the coma:. was a lt ee ,.,. , and they stood toward Stoitlostars.. ton River. &c. reuniting he niomiugs in Coo., Roads, about 6 o'clock every afteritmoi. A number of Noblemen and Gentlem en 's Members of the Yacht Club, accom,HMell the Rout! right and squadron on these eartiilen., tied mei appeared more distiogui•hed than for Il,m. ('basses Anderson Pelham's yacht-htig, lalrim, of to-tve guns, which well matched the rriem.4.,„.,. defensible appearance, rate of sailing, and Frioll.lll. like management. On Tuesday the Prince Regent teas I ighlv pleased by a sham-fight hetiseen the Brisk mad C'ameleon These repeated critbos, in the Attest weather imaginable, and varied in all tlw roman which knowledge and long experience in prat-nest seamanship could (leant., have citiorstinted not lr.a to benefit and confirm the health of his Rotel Highness the Prince Regent, than to *Waal ham the highest gratification in the pursuit of a rational and dignified amusement. His Royal Highness has sat down to tikt , e-, lif ter the •lay's cruise, generally with a holt t ft amongst whom, besides his own parte, cons•s:ing ni Sir William Keppel, Sir Benjamin Bloomfield. Sr Edmund Nagle, Colonel 11 Sir A, tut , . nerd. Hon. Captain Noel, Captain 5111"11,1". war—the Mat quis of Anglesey, Sir Arthur Psgfet, Sir Edward Paget, Hon. C. A. Pelham, Adtriral Sir George Campbell, Sir .lam-s Kamm. the Earl of Besbornugh, Capt•ble Montagu and Nlitteay ; the Lady A. Paget, the Hon. Nlrs. Charles Paget, Lady Besborough, and Mr-. ISiioh„ This morning. about lea o'cl,,ek, the itioyel yacht and squadron appe -red in si g ht from Cowes. when the met, of war anchored, n a il the yacht stood in for the harbour's mouth, where she t-o•ne to at moorings, about 200 yards froin'the Sally Port land ing-place, mid preparations were immediately made to land the Royal suite and bagga,..”•. Whilst these arrangements were going on, this eel, perfect in symmetry, its u 110111 of war, awl beautiful in decoration, her three flyi n g go l oota (the Royal Standard, I/ i.ion and Ensign), be- Mg of silk, became the eager object of attraction, and being so near to the shore the spectators leas an opportunity of lacing folly gratified. At one o'clock his Royal Highness left the yard, in hie own barge, steered by the Finn. Capt. Paget, and landed at the Sally Port, where he was met to Admiral Sir George Campbell, Lier,enant-Gro versior Sir James Kerala, and n number of distilia guished officers, who gargled him to his -carriage. which he entered, with the Marquis of A oglesey, and set off for Brighton. A gourd of honeur, 1/• the Grenadier Guards, commanded try Sir 't hotels Notll Hill, K.C.B. received hie Rt•yel Hiehoes 4 at the Sally Port, and repeated cheers were kept up from the yacht. and by a great crowd of sPectators on shore, until the Royal carriage drove OIL Sir James Kempt and his Staff evrorted his Rural [lightnessivs fired without b ythe th e garrison. bar He rirgete,iw when Royal salut e Royal Highness, (we are informed by letter this erebiteil passed through Chichester, or three o'clock, on his way to Bognor, to dine will the Earl of Arra.. He will, we understand, sleep at Brighton to-itigh • and to-morrow will reach Carlion-hoarse. Eli. g li r oz: o l o l . l ly igliz e , ss e e n d le h a ,i v a ill i g ,e : 6 l7 va ll i oy t a h l av y .k a:ht t . o cZ officers, for their attention to his wishes and com forts during the cruises, end said, lie hoptd to see them again in good health, for lcu p . , er voyage, next lesson. The 3 relit came ibto liarboor. The statement made in the London Paper., of his Royal ilirhuess hawing held a Council on beard the yacht, is untrue; it. is likeoiee that ids lam& pbaollsahlareviltirgomimSetcsriall;ulirniiciu:LY--7://:;;/ro h o in '; ' / w h i st " ; shire Telegraph.) To THE PRINTERS —Various reports haring ap peared in the Public Papers respeetiug the wager between Admiral Sir EDMUND NatELE awl Lord YARMOUTH. it may be stnuaiiig to some of ytosr readers to know the true our, viz.—That the Admiral gave his Lordship 60 guineas. to be paid ogle go;ites for emery league the Pasacatit- GENT shinilil sail in the yacht for titre yews. 10 begin in 1817 ; in which year the RIMILMT sailed leagoi s ; rn ISIS, he did not embsrk ; and to 1819. he 43.2 leagues. Consequently, Sir F.ost N D NA(: is 3t prevent a Vel•UrT Of 474 Ol sten* of Lord I' Ait M UTll.—(Purtamputh Paper.) Sir JOSEPH BANKS, Bart. entertained en Stour day the Ainhasaador from the Netherlai3l., and 3 distinguialied party, at his seat Spring Glove, near Hounslow. Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH left thrir seat, North Cray, Kent, nn Sai uriktv. on u vi n to the Marquis and Marchiiiiit. , 3 of 11ERTFORD, at their seat, Sudburn-hall, Suffolk. Cowdray Park, Susses. the seat of S. PtW%T7. Esq. was last week the scene of brilliant cousiviality. Among tier party were— The Earl of Abingdon, Lord and Lady Chums, Sir Moo. Webb, Bart. the Hun. Mr. and Captain Gaye, Mr. Betioi. us., hc. The. Marquis of BUCKINGHAV bums a hrge pally of Noblemen OD a stivolug platy at his seat, Asinine. :~