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lvt [vela:id. 6 1 f r ~ {- ', ' 4 j 1 1 ~. t ~ i `~ l i ~; 11 b~ fin. in; to theneiher abodes by way . au a.tid, by Virgil, to liar• descended to the lower regimes at Aversive. Dime has gives a raap or profile of the spools be weed the crust of the globe and its or of gravity, xn as embellishment to his poem Inferno. Rut all these are visions of the isnaglwatims, or &aliens of poetry : we stand in need of hiller information. One as rspleter would be better than a thousand launders of shales, He.w rare and exlraor.iiaary amnia It be to emitrerie with you, on your re-appearauce from the imleralal worlds! I told Captais Leiria and Captain Riley, us the return of the former from the north-west coast of America, arid the latter irony. ILe frightful deserts of Africa that I beheld than as, n. mime sort, visitors from itautbe; sphere; so would you molly be Mute the performance of the project cootatued in your letter. Adieu', sad be happy, SAMUEL L. MITCHELL. Jobs acres Symes, Esti. Toil. Noirsmarit 4. A gentleman from Newburgh states, that the lire ni iir semi of the mountainous trots in tlnit neigh bourhood still rages, •,td has disol:.ted many thou• muds of acres. The " drowned lands," as they are called, sire on fire, •nd it is supposed that the 'swages of the element in thosegyounds have extend. led to three or four hundred acres. It parses through the pest (urn s.tion beneath the soil to the depth of tiair of Gee feel, bursting out •t different points, An elegant•now was placed except a small portion of the foot, which remained uncovered for the public view. On each side of the coffiu were placed four silk escutcheous, with the koyal arms on them. Near the head of the coffin, on the top, was placed *crown, on a cushion. The coffin we 4 enclosed within a large square space, for the Royal attendinits to be stationed, and not to be iuterrupted by the public, who were to be admit. ted. On each side of the coffin wire three round pillars, covered with black, of the height of the coffin, when on the tressels, in edelt of these were placed remarkably large was candles, in propor tioned si.zed candlesticks. Round the of room were furty.four wait condi. s in white brandies. The anti or coffee-room was fitted up in a ptrnilar instiner. The carriage entrant., to the Prince was were welled, and for • considerable distance ronnd ontsicle of the goes were encletwd with posts ropes, and u narrow path, separated by sin mesa% for the departure of the comport!. . will preached sermons appropriate to the sole** oc casion. Great prepsnti•us have been shade within bud witness George's Chapel, in add to the Net4en choly iplendoulkof the scene. A long covered way has been ereited on the smith side of the chapel, which terneltnittis is • large palls* in front of the south poreill Another covered wry is also erected in front d Vitt duster leading to the east door. These are lined; boils internally and externally, a feeling directly hostile to our interests, or at [cult ►ender the t ontinuance of amicable relations a mat ter of indifference. Whether what is called our mercan til e aptem, as it relates to Frante, justitien auy part of these observa,ions, we leave to our readers to determine. The French Funds still continue depreoed : the I per Cents. closed on Friday at 69 1. 30 c.: Bank Stock at 1,644 f. This very low state of the mar. ket cannot now be attributed to the abvence of the mad infieligeuties given bp lb. Bonk of France. discounts are raid to be now effected at seventy Exertion! are made by an association of in Penis to restore the publrc funds to they held previotte to the recent decline, had, it is said in private ocastints, agreed last *telt to purchase four millions of But eten this expedient Ind not produced wobble effect : many foilures ore expect ' present 'nonacid is considered an import -11 erifilP,di it it is l ipreli . irsielro cannot branch ttige. Sw- :liestri "h. r"ok Inn, iitf ihj+. war ,640 ors! tted iUr- Itig *pin- united i• in- t L. Ifly id:. U,, tirtg , for COsi- „(Tang.. -- ter, Monarch, Malabar, Prince Pupil', Mown eitarinise,, President, PurtlaKh, Ponce ignr, Thunderes, Worcester, And V... . Frigates—Amstar, At'wide, CrriuTut.) Circe, Clyde, Dril:slits, Diann, 11)rri:d, I . ..esrd, ilarsailryad, Hrlw, L itoon, Nle •Aiptir, SI& cur), :%lei maid, Slitiertn, Nemesis, :Vogul', Pi. ;minis, Penelope. Proserpioe, Ihmzer, , Itatitrsestilm Set ingspatom, Statics, T.:tu,t, Thalia, Timms, 1 Toted, Euiturn, nod V.., as tiloops—.Al:ierity, Ariel, Pri•lc, Bastard, Cygnet, lltheat, Ed ipre, Emulous, rnicoo, and Frolic. Dt9COVERY Sit irs.—The Lords of i hr A ,Itnirelt have Kiven idlers, dirt the liabefla ;:,1,1 which have Ixtely retitri.rd I.uni tnr Awn. EspeH thti .... shall he ag:itti fitted ont for avutlivr vla k e of discovery. The in-NMI:II belongitqc to there vs- 1 Rel. ore to have 11 inussih's Irave u 1 at.riace, for tin purpose of gang 10 Vll , ll their families ; sad the) rare to be kept iu !my until the pint nt their trailing next *raison ttputi their u. sv expedition. The way inlel.ligenee of tie appt.h?naion of Recenit, ith Mr. floitshitY'schilfii, et Broke, vivo received tzr Measly. lavISE, and Co. awl 'tot a: 1.../.wir”'s, tier was the uceoutst posted them us hal been awed. lam I .. - •••X . i,,, .. .- - . • , . _ . . ...... •.: ....,---. 7 .- .E''':'nllrner 7.7 17..,',74;044 . ,:7:- '.. ~r . ... f. : • ... '.........4iat '''''.41..... • i I . G O ta l a me am d mou . aasitt i„, to e s " of the e t ,. . 0 4 rea c t -. a the . surface extremely footmen and Ahem of the livery wervants a too tote erred with black cloak. A WWII space is pro- be surmounted wahout very considerable tualra:- ,1 11181 " 15 C7 of every septet* cane; but if twelve of I unsel A ' hpah , had ielkh._slwo, illth t h e asset Qv iling s a PP e wsw d to mourning yesterday morning. Tided for the Foot Guards who 'flank the moors- regiment. A o evening Treasury limper lately assured us . ' • • Sow. Gentlemen,dectire yourselves relished. I most and perished. The turopeke winch a•rs About sine o'clock a peed of honing• the whole ion. The whole of the choir is hung with black that the Isabella and Alexander, fur ' gone breach . . of i s lends is reported to here one or Ng ipnes let the presentment." in white gaiters , marched to the Palace, the Officers drapery. The issue of tickets is limited to persoint • iof the Arctic Expedition. hail succeeded ill deter. • • Alderman Weenies- 6 ' k' 'h a - so nip. with crape scarfs, sashes, an d crape round the hats forming the procession. The Royal standard e•is • N It my LoM. for One. ein of its di endeimitied. One inform ' hither set mane with the retire of this immense suns as steles. that the streams and kills. on w-sc_ , T 7-t„- miniaig that there was no northern cocain unicnii,.l ; &TIMM I think . A lepir e. part of it might he MI- Merous milk had so enaco•'-roly fail. r oA-, that tbe.gmad• and cape. The top of the colours were covered Windsor Castle hangs at half-mast, and it stn- mounted by streamera of black crape. the most • lasted= sod, my 1,041, i arn not singular in My . ing of grain through • large toted of couutry, was with crape, and the drus covered with * black cloth. , . opinies,` for there are others ea the Grand 'Jury althea& at oh sod. •e- -. •,.. . except those on iciest duty. Their arms were tooli r tive orders have been g iven, Mat n o money hetween •liat is culled Bcfflo's Bay mill the Paoli' 1, • who feel exactly With site." .. . ',Atilt - et:P*l4 °cross* Ile: pile d i „ the lawn - in the front of the Palace, the co. whatever shall be taken for ndmission In any imirt Oveen. The Sun, liowever, of I.ist tinrlit , del v Judge Meirki.:-" 1 cab onty recominend t pill irt . i f f e e geld 'lima our ! bah Eacatcheon.-e• pu rrs . iowered. Tow . !seen ■and SAYSIS, the Bow. of the ceremonies, e ither a t Kew or the Royal Ise presume , its information direct from the ' O m t g c. ' •••• - . I I l i i take every method in raw Power to have yourselves Due hundred and thirty.nlne . Mimosa beings hare _ tiMally, 'aloha, that this point has by no meant 1 // . misled ; and, Were I m our place% Wind it Yois et.ll bold at public suction; for the benefit of th e street °therm , an, d Pun, the constable, with a Chipel at Windsor. by your solemn oaths. - I would 16414 nit t he Ples`c Vatted States, the proceeds of the same amount • party of the patrole were in attendance to keep , been ascertaMeal : nay, tin the contrate, Thr sat i follow et Assitect *hid+ it, thaa-eit Awed log to more than 5000 dollars, which has been order, &c.. . sal*, that " the Officers of the two shops have vl 3 1 . appoint Committees to 'kerning the t op lectors.-- Owed in tho' Nationat-Tremuty. This aborni- In the different counties that Igo throttle' at 'the , liable transaction is the tome disgraceful to our ait. ' A few days since a depu tation of res secret& ma- ' Mr. mAstr. of the Lord Chamberlain's O ffi ce. . / , i hole doubt of a pasrage, end that they certinolt nufacturere waited on Lord Si onoUTH, fur the 'stir- . : sounds on the western side of Callio's flay, 1 1 siren whom the laborious task of arranging and to his Lordship the extreme ! ! would hate diecuverrd it through one of the der . Assizes, I never to them evade owe single penny. tionel 'character, inasmuch a the human beings g tl r i e e a s t ra d tio r i d t i lia o rl f ti t lou'iebeetitieysu lint ii b ,l:3;c ii .- t r i l i; 1 , tinkle they come in and prove Upon ought that they thus sold were not the subjects of . the United directing in every departnieut this national state .1"'" of reP re * e !" / "K inconvenience that war very generally felt in the a u ti l l . lt t h il l tt PAW collect the tee. I would *hive Toil to toll State*, bet had been kidnapped in Africa. if this ceremonial and procession has devolved, was in ate metropolis , and country . at large, in consequence of I ' a re re cive sa l n w gu i inc beforeyou, and 'fangs* them strictly as to act Is nut Made to hug through the civilised world, Mess • tendance, at an early hour, iti the Palace, to direct extended Court mountings, end praying that the t G o re lo e o n k lat f o o l r sid th e w . l l ,, t ts i h. ... g ii , oi . r o k o o d ow o u' ll every separate case; bah as I said before, if twelve 4 - t or yes agree, I cameo refine. to pass it. but I think- ance well Ilefiferciad towards us than we have hi- the opening of the rooms for the reception of those duration of such mourning', incliiding the present, iooff thefi ad :il no matterit iii,eestc,y,tc,:cr.::-itlfeot,flofiisnor:o7eortlfolartoiloei 1 y where It is veers/ding them foe what they haw me done." thrills experienced. What ! that liberty-booming might be limited to six weeks. To this request the t * who favoured with tickets to see the Royal . following answer has been sent from the Home De- . l impreosion ; dint this branch of the extradition kar Aldeltenon Wseese-." My Lora. it would be nation, who call themselves the onit free people ou remains lying in state, and which were ermaged •. e k . .141, fur 'as to go through she entire of * the ea rtl 4 this same people seize by violent? the helpless meet judiciously, nod with the greatest order and pertment :- i . failed not .si cowrie-n:ly than the other which hat • Anima thole pelotas who are stated asMeoleent-- eons of Africa. transport them to the United Staley, regularity, so that not the least impediment ec- ss Whitehall, 44th Nov. 1818. • it solela occupy the.entire Terms" when the Goventinent immediately seizes them ; curred,' but every thing . passed off' with the most a Mr. Illoblionm presents his compliments to Mr. —, • 66\101110/14 10 -" My_lsotd. l ellb tattle* that all and whit due* Government do to recompense share • rfect decorum and a wful ti .e consivitut attem Red tile vol. sad is sorry to inform him, that it i., not deem I to the N expedition ..r nest spring, being More fitted for On ; iv,e North 1N... It •s • W s itei . - isms - to the troth' would netilet one' mingle untdrtutiate wretches? Does it recur them (ruin Pe silence during the whole 'Wen efillle initials; I tie* some of the Ciallec- the shackles of the kidnappers ? The only reuse. of the day. The colopeny began to arrive about with the respect dime to the Prince Regent'. reeling., tin the thought that King's ships will be_ employed ill thy . \ had more bonne aid ipdAtilloh le men eon" sitnition those unfortunate beings get for the inju- ten o'clock, in ddrerent descriptiooi of carrieger, death other late Majesty, to inert in the Gasete, until alter the arty Authoritative Notice im the subject uf the '• 1 . . - be folkod in h as hale sworn to the ries done them by the American closet*, is that of t imm • London end various perts of the country,. as ..(serial, . aeration of the mourning. service than merchant ves•iels. . I • ,V - ` aof the ineoteeney. end I, end nearly the entire 'beim; sold slaves for life I well as perambulators. As they arrived at the i s • / • the Grand Jury, believe them." -- -- •mo l e M eir r. ret H. uai n ly ot aa wi i t i ho th u e t ri he ci. pr inuser , w i t it h li a om t m , e a : f tf ter ithebe th . e o.i: i h n eei t r er oo m ff e tt i be t be t, , no, T , h , e b D et t , :k ee e n of tv y n on - a e id le t f_t hree tow o n ee l o e t sle , rda fu y r si ( f ) rer • :. Alderman Wane to M y My Lord, whatever that tempiwary enc l osure , they 'hewed their tickets to as order will be made, which , • ittleman says to the eontrary, lam neither Mugu- FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. • the Bow-street officers and constables, and passed Gentlemen who attended at Whitehall on Saturday last,eren l ::: 1 . • er stand alone iu the opiumat, that a great deal on to the Palace-yard, where there were a number . The . Werders of 'lie Tower were yesterday &ewe • orsi might be collected by proper exertion." .-.......---. ,. .. lauds. • -s, •Colitt-o" I would. advise you to take them PARIS PAPERS. of men distributed in different parts of the yard, its Ind, N ov . tole' iii 4 .4 ': ' k aid op:maiden Here it one of those affidavit' a conlidereble degree of tuaralvency. If you dm& thus Mike their retorts, you mast cense- Yesterday, before Mass, the King received the I t the rest itf the with the deficien. visit of their Serene Highnesses the Duchess Dow. large black cloaks, black cloth caps, and black rzais, iroveueez 48. staffs eight feet high. The tickets some Gentletmen of the Lord Chamberlin's'. Office. This note evidently implies that it is intended to were shewo to concur in the representations made by the were lie factures, which we very readily commend. Age- menu- mice ..I r_ !tit In their long mourning robes fur the tint tint the death of her ilia ' Yesterday TESTY. morning a arta( liment of 650 m•ii longing to the 5 , 2,1 regimmit, arrived at LAB. lftis ought to see tlat Trout the li m e I na g ot d ages of Orient's and the Duchess of Boudoir?. Marshalmen. in their full uniform, with black el* ordivary business of many branches of tirade, which beth, on their route f:om France to Ushiidgi ... f 4 ' ' :.: .11 . rfetit whet be sad about, aud io tl:at ar t ha d The Duke of Angouleine arrived at Nancy on scarfs and mil cra a sword-kno and era fail of bein ver aeriousl and distressingly Another detachment, equally uumerone, will arri' due trace tui eert n- r tell lt lig • i ,•' ' .the 4-id. His Royal Highness left that town on to-morrow. . • aid bedews to collect the tax before you should round the right atm. also with black silk hat 7 bends.' felt by . a considerable part of the community. • • • • A your lellOir=citi'sens with this enormous sum the tad. at seven o'clock in the morning, sod left At the entrance to the Palace were Mr. leatenteza: General mourning' on the demise of any of the On the arrival of the 3.1, or Old Buffs, on Se % 1 : 1 turday. et Chatham' 0 • Si arrears." with the Prefect of the Meurthe the stun of 1,000 and Mr. SEYIIOOII, the Grooms of the Vreat ! itelecipal branches of the Royal Family, previousfrom Fruiter, upwards of ill of the inert were discharged. The rernsitniet • I • • A hinge sum was presented fur building }new Bach to be distributed among the poor of the Chamber, in black silk scas and hat.bands; is i its the order of the 16th of November,lBl6, usually the regiment have received their route for Iftliiiti , . prose f ar the City, as Newinte was entirely too town. receive the ticket'. The company then passed: . continued for six mouths. The inconveuience be. il'ednewlay and Thursday, two di 1 ' . 'roast ammis the great iumeme of criminals.eAte.lll4l4llllo The Duke of Richelieu arrived in Paris last . .....- through a short passage to the hell where the re-': Tag thin very severely felt, the mourning. were re- the 54th Re g iment , on their march from Chest , ' . Topcit. . • . eswailig- His ExcelloicY's equipage l's d pre cet bl ll • mains of her MAJRITY were lying in State,'' wooed to three months, and now they will most pro. to Southampton, passel through Shrewabury. 'fl Ingeltailtalplat CUTS 14smat's404T). . him by some hours.first detachment was accompeilied by a howitz • ~ , . ..AteshilaPterzz ri na ehmet e r iesh iv eacrethiy talking frost the where the wax-candles above described were bably be limited t o six weeks . This further limi- taken from the French at t he battle ' , , of thy,. also saw.. • Mid °Web. The importation of specie, both gold and silver', lighted, which, in addition to the well-directed tattoo is the more necessary, as, from the circuin- by this brave,. of Alexandr corps. A division of the Name nag Iled *eh. 'fide Isabel! Mllo. o °°'°*.it e 4 kifi t 1 'itill continues to a great amount, both at St. end stationary situations of the Ito al attendants. stance of 3' the Royal Family being so numerous, the tuent marched into Stafford on Friday. t . . 7 , Gls Prows t o b i rt e et e Msr !IL .. , • : • at his seek Oa, bosPess i Petershurgh and Riga. • tee se Ilia wi lte traddwily trlftt r ed"44l" Ws, and 1 ......._.... j . gave the whole the most imposing, awfully grand. m elanchol y necessity of assuming the " habili. • Tuesday the first reduction to the peace est , the wan* eet of, lit foli, left which he *sae off. ----- . , , . 'and majestic appearance possible to be conceived. wants of woe" may be expected to recur somewhat t h e Bth or Co blishment ofB , . imatight Rangers, tor 3' ' eartessithe m' ibis outrage, mid Um rksatthis of bra pre. The Dowager Countess of one of the • '''' hiejue r " el e se 1).61114 be wee Snell" 1 P. "" liker THE URITISIFI PRILSS. ladies of the Bedchamber to the late Queen, cm HARCOURT.. more frequently then in y place ao former Peri" within he most of them ' wer at Edinburgh when 160 men Were dtschus d r e well-tried veterans , li•isti r memory ; woe can it be imagined that the pur- Stevan, of this oche, while arswelatimg, with ppm to ex. fought in most of the battles under the .. 1) . like gage ill ilio Eat laidia Service. He ie detained for es. , appeared as chief mourner, in which she was re- posed limitation will in any degree detract from the WCI.LINGTON. They are on their way to Loud(' am , -Alum.. -. ... 4 . ' 4 • eadastioo. . ',even ray t h e Countess of limistree, another Of Ilaereomal respect which properly belongs to the in order to pass the Board at Cadges, to emit ", . • were misted by -Goss ..- cod --- Vacua. appears bet iii the " customary suit of solemn be s ! , \ • .. . . . _ 4411 E RICAN PA PER. .--......... . !TIMIS 11110111 as. S. L. MITCOILLN 1., CAPTAIS J. C. STUN. 1 1R,....ebt huportaet enterprise mimicked la rust letter We orVerol Aids med occurrences relaters to the polar re. .. . ..1, / • LONDON, *EDNESDAY, Dzczeste - it, 1.111, .......-....--. Tett* keel , the and sad Peraevermes which MAxxxiir, in the Royal Vault at Windsor. the the Guard attended upon the occasion, who bad ether Imam, ma suseactasee of a ge toward the North persons who are to form the procession on the solemn Pole. Isis greed was to Asa the niagsetie pals of the garde. which be alltrased tu be several degrees hoes Mc axis ' occasion will assent ble at Kew, at eight o'clock in their velvet caps, and their batons covered with it the Ladies of the late Quinn's Bedchamber-they Royal Family. A drew of sorrow, even though it •" FAO. Gentlemen Ushers *the late Queen...also libleb.w might n a dosbeedir to be exhibited, but them to pensions. The second reduction of tli tine corps will take place in January, when it wi reduced to about 450 rook and tile. The nut ber of b'r Is ' I' ' iii 1817 by two Maim of Honour and two Bedchamber it is absurd to render it of longer comineauce than • 23.7 e 5, a r e n h i e l i til'ereitele're 14,1 in 4116 ' --- ' " 19 males and I Li, at Lai Morgue; therefore, the otiother of births su titers were 6.382 marriages; of which 5,171 I their stately uniforms of black, with crepe round . in _ _ tweets young men and spinsters, 355 arrival that capital of the Duke De li brewers you' tomtit:us men and widows. 606 between widowers and spi ! Ftri4ERAL OF HER MAJESTY. Women. The Ladies were black crape veils, is merely sufficient to manifest respect, particularly female* :in this number there W t re 9.047 ' Mil Ite4o . TOrk, lerh /Pai s IV& and the Gentlemen were in full Court dresses. if it be found to militate against the interests of children. The deaths amount to ..1 , 2,1i14, of *lll, 41 7-10 died of the small-pox, and 27i.1 bodies depraot , isteilirleioldbf °S• hem 1 1 1 ..Loels• Wog° la ° l l seelec - This.beitet the dal appointed for the interment A party of the Kiss's Body Guards, consisting any class of the people. of an sou andten Yeomen of et tbseortsl remains of her late Most Excellent E • a Yeolloos Usher, :• ' G arr est•proses that of draths by 1,634. lii she some yc % .' • AM' • Mir mastromos Jolla Churchassu Tinged to Compress, and toThe Paris Papers or Saturday last announce the from Aix-la-Chapelle. His embassy to the Con- seers, and 451 between widowers and widows. at the upper part. . i . 6 . wbieb it seems ~, revol v e. Bet be di4 ~,,t lie , keg the morning. The procession will begin to move 1 m ou t h to prove his dociriae, me. to &Kerma the regale- at ten o'clock, end proceed to Frogmore in the The Yeoman Usher received the com p an y a t th e greys has been eminently successful. France has . The public revenue of this past 1 N.. the unit hum er his assenetie pules around the two extremities if again assumed her station among the Powers of kingdom. we are txtrentely gnat:lit-II to find, i• route and order already stated in this Paper. front of the enclosure se each corner to the Royal the globes axis. 1 remember him very well. His book is concurrent iti increase with that of the gist, r con • t \ ' extant. - The departure of the ice in east masers from the Arctic race* oie m eow began to excite metal sitentiou in 180. During At Frogmore it will be joined by his Royal High- remains, and the attendants were two of tbe the Guard. The Extra was stationed Europe, and in so doing becomes once more to many anxious politicians the object of jealou try . The produce of the C t i -UV 01111:4 and Ext sae o: - - sy on the 14th instant, 314,0301. more lbw, a t the cu I' , 1 that year I investigated the subject. and wrote • Memoir will secompany the reuniter of his Royal Parent to to conduct the compeny out, or in case any re- and apprehension. France, from her peculiarly res p on d ing p e riod of lag your. -rpilhoo ir„ ir i u i 4: ii epos the Greentsad ice , which overspioid the northern their last abode. :oolitic Ocean, mid cooled she water and the atmosphere unified too long, he politely desired them to pass happy situation-her immense resources-her pos. ll'e learn with pleosnre, that the amount of t mgh to be felt ia err ehinate as far malt at least 0,40. We yesterday stated that the remains of the late on. The anti-room wee attended by Yeomen of t h e atom of military Anne-the compactness of her tern - (( op Lloty on the growth of the iirtseut year, is aorta. laniards , the Gulf stream as Bronx by its cumat Queen Cnamt.ores were removed from her chain- Gerard, in mourning. Am. Mr. NAST, OISE of time tory-and the numbers and character of her people- less a stun than 346,045/. 81. 61d. The tax bet' / i 1 ' ' . , to carry Obeli., Minty to Me eastward, and by its warmth to melt U. Iffisoilry this marine river ',sees the hays mid bar. haws of our man from otoirnetioe and el4clarle by olio her down stair* into the grand dining-room on the ground-fluor, and placed in the state coffin, which Gentlemen of the.Grem Chamber, was atm in at- mu . tesidesace to mallet this company out. mast al waysbe regarded by other nation. as extreme- ly formidable. But France is not the only formida- statiotisry. such nu ansuistit of duty can only in( cafe the abundanceof the article, and is diets-ft, most agreeable. Malt amid Barley tuatintaiu hi ' i • 'c \ . reseeded saes. This rainy, with the maims* of semi, „ hip mieeie , e, b , regkened lb i be !f h b -eoleitsed Ti. i t. arrived at Kew Palace between seven end tag •ht Ou the compel, leaving the Palace, they enter- ble Power in Europe, nor should an excessive appro. prices; but if, coring to this circumstance. Poo • 7 1 sliest liepesitely. . . o'clock in the evening, from the malinfactoty of eel the Plelswiti'llmlthet where two of the Marshal- hension of her ambition or violence be suffered to cannot be redneett.. what would it have bracer had I , . , A few evesises ago Captain White, now et New fork, Ficitics n ee d BASTiNn, iii London. The armor• men were in stmodance to direct the cesnPenY out. divert the public mind from the dangers that exist the crop of Hops been so pkutiful I raid me he bed, Is Hoe year 1/14, 'peortrated, idi a wheliue expedillee. as ark as et. so. mania He lee encompassed ' Meets were eV judiciously made, diet the screwing Every person on their departure appeared i mpresse d in other points of the system, or by closing our The Earl of DA Estoest aii rimminteo Governs at Weather &Waif icy. The Mater °ft* eeell" fie Ile down of the state collie only occupied about two with the solemnity of die occasion. eyes to the means of counteracting her occasional Goland and Cominitider to Choi* at time Cape r rioted or thiehersed •to icy &peak bereft,' theme*. Good Hope, in the room of Lord CailitLawS ' .tap's r udder was miming sad tags ea had. um bel s/0 a *touter. Preparations were then commenced for I Yesterday morning early the p a i sca R umm el !IMMO, prevent tes from cultivating her friend- YERSET, whose period of service is abed, To expi • • ... ime, sail the 'weak of the compose became torpid oe l y i ng in state, which occupied several hoors.-.. carriages left Carlton-house A* Meeker, poeviouti ship, and by liberal views of commerce turning Lord DALHOUSIE is lion Governor Mild Coilinlinlll4! stseciele to leo* I &met, that there was • necessity to shake • • . The dosing-hell, and anti or coffee-room, had been to japing the solemn procreate* this day. her peculiar blessings to our own advantage. The iti Chief at [lollies. •' I ate card, far rosslag sad waking it op a. it were. I antiantisueoessio ilis enterprise of the &shish for risitiag preciously best way to secure the friendshi and romote sly hung with block cloth, or , more pro. Ills day will be observed throughout the metro- Y P' P The East India ship" Bakarras and Bribhie f . / t on e , more the high latitadra. It wookl be gratifying to sie .., t i ~ sr dwiababilants of oar costliest, whfels retches very far P` ' rly literally covered- t he sides, ceiling, and polls and the count" with every mark of respect. the pacific temper of a great people. is, by prow- logashire sailed from Boinh.a. I tie 20th Jimmie. I '• l ing to them the advantage of pursuing u siini- C , 'lima • the Conning, Thomas (sows, Murgi to she auras, should be foremost in exploriai Its extent mil floors, and tore canopy and the sides, if we may be alhatiou, and attention* her late Meireseta The t I ' i .• ' haitadarr• Mao or "'la.,'" ,i_,.." 1116 ester . ,„ . ..._'"'" lb"' r." 12.: allowed such an expression apron such a soleasn oc- Sags aechatige end AB the libblie Offices will he interne sod of prastrat toresigm, ens me proper perseoe awr ler course of policy with respect to ourselves ; Heade. and Duke of York. were w' tallest ila • few clays. • . LP forging in sect. adessitures. elisions elegantly festooned. Bettina, or et the claad : end in halo sod trading dwell -of but if,- is the coultrary, we on every occasion i There have been various spergatioas au Mr constitution head of the coffin was affixed to the black cloth at- gaiety, the shops will be generally shut, and po manifest I childish jea l ou s y of their power, and I The f ()Bowing is a list of ships of war build . " , . et (tie internal euteletai Of nest of the Parth; some coosider- to replace the great number that h., bet aco bsehed to the room. a silk Itatchment e with the late busing*" e forfeit the enjoyment or a good to be de- tot aas occupied by solid rock, (Awe by water, and others will be fulleaired but strch a" cannot be -eta - donned its unworthy of oil fin the i or-pair, and li. • ,eau by fire. Ulysses is represented by Honer as pipette- Q tiggi v s roya l s asosto 6 tily diapetaat a ttith. The several churches rived from them, lest they might, in return, eitpe- brain take „ top i,.., e , :___ ii air to the nether shake by the we, of Ciaseitria r sod /Eames tieoce en advantage, we Must either create in I An eleennt new ti was placed over the even, will be open for Diiinv Service, in which will be Lieln Liar.aftlattle Ships—BriOnnia. Bostniten, BEII6 . c0x.... riii..etiv hostile to one interests. or at knitCarti . e . tit, C . hicliesler, ruistiiilable,.(iar.gis. 1.,,,,l ..... Lam were with black cloth. They ere intended for the owed 44% 1 1 pnr- convenience of ti* numerous pirisonages whit for discount P the will fortu part of die procession; and that on this days. Eat Ales. 'moth side it couitiocted; that the mourners may capitalists i oiler alight and form themselves in order While the coffin the pricer tli is removing from the hearse. Oa the entrance at I and they hei gee- the moth door a **a l emome peee, Which, aft. during the I I the dually rising, etkodel down the Math aisle, end I moss. Du and op the nave lots tle their, so that the ism*. l any very arc miler valiance of asctidiegg the steps into the choir is I ed. The p TM' avoided. The whole M this lame pistf•tori is co- •t' fittelici3l • a_ .~:~=~a* wsimisommiolffil 1