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•ishathen of its °tied, so that the powerful aid of geld Sovereign may'oe expected in this good eases. have received Paris Puttees of Tuesday and %day lest. We nee assured, on the autho " a per s on wort h y eve,lll," who arrived at Bayonne on the Soth of Oet 'Owe, from Se rifle, that an Anlivinnitior from 1111 . United States of Americo, on word the Hornet •1..'. of Ivor, had brought with him a formal ‘,Hl.r from the Governs ;Dent of Washinghon, to Ardour war against FER DINAND VII.. in ease o f ■ refusal oo the part of the Cabinet of Madrid. to ratify the Trratv respecting the cession of the Florida,. is further stated, en thr same authority, that, in the event of a reload on the part ul the King of SpAiN, to ratify the Treaty. all English Olicrra Llisetit from their country sill he recalled wittiest J e lov, as the Bruit!) Goserninesit has determined to take a port in the war in lissome of Spasm Upon this point it is isorrecesoory toe:pressen, 014. a;On. until the intelligence respecting it abstruse, • more authentic elisrixter. Tre yt'ilow fever motions's it. reverter in Ands. lui6, bet the latest getout, frost Catitz represeut the n uinher of deaths es rather than increasing; There died on the 161 h. 106 persons; on the 23th, 105; and on the 414. 86; leiwino the t'lt on that day 11,6051. The malady suereases at rusrto Sitita Maria. The distresses of the pens pie ir the open country, and of those who least tht towns to avoid the contagion, are each incresoed by the roblwrs, who infest all the urtgiillouritig places. A dreadful fire broke out en the 15th of *October on the moniitains nrur Xlrtr de la Frontera, traversing the Country for the space of the league'. and destroying all kinds of property in its terrific course. It is stated that twentystltree persons have fallen victims to its yin. leoce, marl that eighty others have heen severely Furred. Three hundred mud sixty-right horses and mules hare been destroyed, col one hundred and :arty-six severely injured, and four hundred and sevrtity.fuor cows, sheep, and goats have also fallen S : ctitsi*. No notice is taken in the Paris Pipers of the M uer.. of tile King of FRANCE.--Thr French Five per Cents. are fig r. 80 c. Bank Stock 1,480 I. A brief report of the progress of the Treason sod Sedition Bills through the two Houses of Parini t79s, la given in OUT preceding column., It mil prove interesting to some of our readers at tile ',retro moment, when the country is threatened with new measures of a similar principle sod chi. ruler. The f odgments of the Court of King's Bench i 11. e cases of Sir Matrassatt MASSA LOPEZ soli olikens, convicted of bribery in the last elections of Members to serve in Parliament tor a borough in 0 :e county of Cornwall, and a borough in the coutt!y of Devon, will be seen in one report of the law proceedings on Saturday. For one offence. a tine of e.OOOL and for the other, a tine of '2,000/. with two years imprisonment, have been inflicted upon Sir M. LOPSS, as being the principal offen der : and en the others, punishment has been im posed proportioned to the degree of their guilt. It was remarked by Mr. Justice BAYLEY. who passed eentence, that the offence of bribery in the elections of Members to serve in Parliament, at all times emended exemplary punishment, but more partinitlarly at the present moment, when the state of the nuhlic mind requires the utmost purity in Ilse Representatives of the people, that they might thereby enjoy the nation's confidence. In the pro priety of this remark we fully concur, yet we should sit the rime time lament that any extraneous cir cumstances should he permitted to influence a Judge in tipportioning punishment to guilt. The mors'. nod political character of this offence is pre f.:sell-the same now as it has been at any period of not history since the enactment of the laws framed to prevent or .punish it, but if the state or the roblic enind were in any respect supposed to af frzt '.11.7 enormity of the offence, this consideration tl.onlri refer to the time when the offence was com m.!!eit, and cot to the period when the punish ment is is he inflicted. The remark of Mr. Justice BAYLEY will, we i b e deeply considered by every Member of fidrytenent, and he geed effect be discernible in ?hes— conduct when they proceed to iuveatigote the t . re• rrt state of the country mod the distresses of the l•'t• pie. Unless Parliament possesses the sincere 6d.•ne of the nation, their exertions to trait .• ii!ze the present agitation cannot be productive ••1 any good result. They may indeed, by the . • tr of coercive measures, restrain the turbulent and imich,te the @editions; but if the spirit that points ' violence still continues to animate them, we shall ..) d the t►ausiailtity of she country on a very inse- r tenure. Tits remark will uot, we trubt, be lost ou his Majesty's Ministers, fur however heinous !flay be the saves of bribe', in the election of a •A !ember, it riuki into indifference when compared Ili the crime of bribing one who actually enjoys 3 ! r posers and privileges of a Legislator. It is said Sir Ronal. WALnor.a, that he never conde . ander, to interfere in tl:e elections of the people, b trunk in slerunts contests not only toss much u , sotey often unnecessarily squandered, but the t.tweii.naent, by such proceedings, obtained the J scredit of assailing the liberty of the people. The Minister plityta a much safer gate by awaiting the result of the centrists, and then livi•hing bribe" upon the men who were actually libilsen. His guilt, both in • moral and a polities! point of view, was much greater than that of out who corrupted the electors. because the efreet was much more readily felt, and the danger arising froM it more extensive in its consequences, and less capable of being coon teracted. The punishment in:posed upon Sir M. Lot is certainly much more severe than we believe was generally unticipmed, but for our own parts, we wily lament that it cannot he inflicted upon all the other great sinners who, unfortunately for the coun try, bust committed the same offence with more flesh—iv. We presume that the Baronet thought, with Lord CASTLERFAGII. that the notoriety of the crime might, iii some degree, palliate the commis sion of it, and that reserve and coyness but ill suited aF att which was r' notorious as the sun in noon day." The example, however, of his mistake•will have in future the effect--not of deterring others Arum committing the same crime, but of com pelling them to commit their sins with more cau tion and km. ',oldie:ay. Nijor-G,tteral Sir GEORGE COOKE, K.C.B. on Thursday 144 assumed the co tttttt atoll or the South Wrat District, and or the Lieutenant-Government of Portsitiouli GEORGF, isectimp.t. stied by hia Aide-de-Camp. Captain Cult LER, ur the Cr.hlor rain Guard, arrived on dial da), at the Lieut. Guvernot's bowie. Lieurrisaut A LERAIODIR SARDILAIOS, of the Tartar, is promoted ►o the !auk or Coarricandee, arid appaiutrd to the Morgiersa. eke STRONG, pro. mot.-11.—Lieot. H. Hum is smarmed to •hr Bra zen; Limit. J. K. WiLeos, Royal Marisa% to the samesliip.—Lirat. W. F. LA FODOR. to the hdeigh; Mr. R. CHAPMAN, to be 'ooser or the Athiee. Ws. PROCTOR SIIIIIII. EM. formerly of the Naval Office at the Cape of Good Nom'. is OP' poitstesi Clerk or the Rope Yard at fertunoutli Duck Yard. PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 1 I.—ln Muttony.— Impreg Nulrte, Wimds,,r Castle, Helicon, A Ibrns, awl Hurciericke, Lyar nostl Fox revenue■; !scor pion temirr„ and Rumor transport, which !stirs- is expected to sail for Portsmouth. The Lichfield Mercury says, is Lord ANSON, it is reported, has sent in his rrsignatMn as Major the yeomanry cavalry. The rr,ignalmn or CO tifiCl'Ot uu . (Beer in the corps as Mr. KEEN. the Lieutenant-Colonel, is said to have had a consider able influence on many of the members, and that several resignations may lit anticipated at au early period of the year." Letters from Manchester state, that Mr. NADIN the deputy coffin:dile, was biwt at by some 1111).. creset unknown, between eleven and twelve o'clock on Wednesday night. The shut penetrated the crown of his hat, a little above the heath. It is farther alleged, that two most respectable incilviaual,, who bad given their evidence as witnesses at the Oldham inquelit, ha.l iiistol shots fired tutu their bed- r oum s. Paper.) Cosmos-HALL—A requisition is now signing, and is expected to be presented to the Hight Hots. the Lord Mayor this day, for the purpose of ob. taming a meeting of the [Avery in Cammon to take into consideration the attack upon their rights and privileges, by the recent proceedings of the Court of Aldermen, and what steps it may be proper and necessary to take thereon. At a meeting of the county of Denbigh on Tuesday, it was revolved to augment the armed yeomanry of the county. A subscription was ac cordingly entered into, and upwards of eleven hundred pounds were subscribed on the spot. As • measure of precaution, strong gates are making for the dilferent outer entrances to Chester Castle. IVithin the last few days upwards of 20 pieces of cannon, 9 and 12-pounders, have been lodged in the Castle, collected from stnne of the gentlemen's seats in the neighbourhood of the dis turbed districts, und sent there for safety. The arms, ammunition, and accoutrement., forwarded from Chester Castle some ten or twelve weeks ago, fur the use of the :Manchester Armed Association, have beets rett•rued. A letter from Ramsgate, dated November 13, says—" Vestertliiy morning two transports came into this harbour, having lost their anchors and cables on the preceding night off the Foreland ; they had on board several of the 84th regiment from Portsmouth, which hail lately returned from India ; their destination was for Chatham, from whence they were to proceed to Scotland." A Paris Piiper mentions, that Lord BYRON one day at Coppet brim; announced at the house of Madame tie STALL. several English Ladies, who had been 'Hi the room, immediately retired, and the Noble Load, nii catering, found only the author of Corittrun - The writer of the anecdote remarks, that " these fair iskinlers, besides the indignation they feel against a faithless sponse, had also to avenge the insult offered by the Port to the Nymphs of the Thames; for they could not forget those verses of his, its which Lord tivRON, giving the apple of beauty to the Spanish Ladies. spoke of the pale and inexpressive coutttrtiancrs,' and the' weak and languid forms' of the English." The largeet quantity of sheep was exhibited at Stamford fair on Nloriday that ever was known in that town. Iligh prices were asked and obtained in the morning ; in the aftertitiou the sales were Dot made so well. There were a good many horses; heavy ones of the draught kind were very dull or tale, and cheaper; u,elul saddle i„-r4.: kept up late prices.-1 I.e beast fair on Tuesday was large; stores sold well, leaving none for those who had not a necessity And Idled purpose of buying ; melded things, on the contrary. went on very 'ming terms for the grazier, owing to the beilness of the Lon don market ;—iis fact, little difference in value seemed to be set between fat cattle and lean.—The governing price Of cheese in the fair was 70. Iser lb. for the best, and &I. for the two-meal (bought by the cwt. ur the whole cheese). vfwes. lo r l ,... p a.:47.4.4.,:: ...;.;>. 1 .,..... •• r 4 ,- y i "4 ' 1 4 .k • • t i k k...:L- , .+ 7 ' , -ff kr --......_--7 1 ., , .---- , :.._-_,,--.271i N ni ~.....?t ; TA ( ''' 04 • LOAD CRANI6IIRLAI93 OkPICEI, Nov. 10. [Flom Sairreirty Night's Gazeltel Orders foe the Court's going into ninerning on Sunday next, Ike 14th instant, for her late !terror Highruea the Ditches. Dowager of Brunswick, sister to his Ilajesty the King of the Netherlands, via. The Ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain linen, white gloves, necklares, and est-rings, black or white shoe., fans and tippets. Viidrem--Widte nr grey Instrlogs, tabbies or damasks. The Gentlemen to wear black, full trimmed, fringed or plain linen , black sworils and buckles. Undress—Grey frocks. The Court to change the mourning ou Sunday the Slit instant, viz. The Lathes to wear black silk or velvet, coloured rib bends, fans and tipple, or plain while, or white and gold, 'or white and silvei stuffs, with black radioed'. The Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black or plain white, or white and gold, ur while and silver stuff waist coats, full trimmed, coloured swords and bitekles. And on Thursday the Mat leotard, the Court to go oat of mourning. Levi Chamber/ain't Olin, November 14, 1819. Nuitee is hereby given, that the Court Mousenitig to com mence on &mini, next, the 14th instant, will also be for Charlin Emanuel the north, late Kill( of Sardinia, brother to his present Majesty Viet* Erna 11111•1. VI apprebi *at slid , We K Wedof tit) , of " WiNDSUN, NOVEMBER 14. The KING'S health continors as described iir the last Bu ll.uu. The Duchess of YORE left on Wednesday. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER continues at the Cast Ir. . laiLy r more,' AUGUSTA and the Duchess of GLOUCESTER took so wring t• Ilog.hot. The Doke of YORK arrived at the Castle on Sa turday, and I.ft in the earning. Prioress SOPHI A has taken her usual aiiings this week, when the weather permitted. BRIGH7ON. NOVIsMBIR 14. The weather has been so damp and unfavourable since,Tuesday, that his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT lies been prevented limn taking llu f . a vomits equestrian excursions on the western Downs. The Royal suite at present is limited to Sir R. BI.OOMFIELD, Lord W. Gosuovt, Sir E. lAOl.lt, and Colonel THORNTON. There have been mu Palace arrivals since Tues. cloy. The PRINCE REGENT, we understand, will, with short intervals or absence, remain litre during the greater part of the winter. Among the departures are, the Finn. Mr.. CROS.• 818, Miss SHEPHERD, Lady BARING, and Sir C. ASGILL. THE. DUKE AND DUCRUILIPPCLARZNCE. On Soln►diy, about four o'clOck, the Duke and Duchess of CLAIIiNCE artived at Clarence-housr, St. Jaines'a l'alace, from the seat of Sir JOHN CORN. near Chatham. We ire happy to say their Royal Highnesses ore in the enjoyment of most ex cellent health. Yesterday their Royal Highnesses received visits from the Duchess of KENT and the Princess FEODOR, who remained some time. In the evening their Royal Highnesses had a select party at dinner. The Duke of Youi left York-hnuse, in St. James's Pol4ce, ou Saturday, about twelve o'clock, for Windsor. His Grace the Duke of ATHOL and family are daily expected at Mona Castle, in the Isle of Man. The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM arrived in town on Saturday, from Lord BILAYBROOKCS ►ear, Audley End, Essex. Yesterday his Lordship left town for Aviigton, The Marquis and Marchioness of SLIGO and fa mily are expected on Monday next at the Claren don Hotel, Bond-street, from their seat in Ireland. —Departures f the above hotel—The Earl of GUILFORD, oil a Visit to the Earl or SHRFFIET.D, at his seal, Fletching, Sussex ; and the Earl of CLANRICARDE un a tour. Lord HAWKE has arrived at the St. Petershurgh Hotel, Dover-street, from his seat in Yorkshire. The Persian Ambassador slept at the King'e Head Inn, Appleby, on the night of Wednesday, the 27th ult. and proceeded next morning to Low ther Castle, to visit the Earl of LONsDALE. His Lordship happened unfortunately to be at White haven, and his Excellency, after exatnining the whole of this superb edifice, with much apparent satisfaction, pursued his journetio Peoria]. ‘Ve understand the manager of Covent-garden theatre, in obedience to the wishes of the Ladies who frequent the dress circle, has ordered a set of btautiful lustre+ to be hung round th e ' ar i; th e y are to be lighted with oil gas, as atThrding the finest and warmest glow to the complexion, and will be exhibited this evening fur the first time. Tue Lewes Theatre, under the management of JONAS and PEts LEY, has just opened, and meets with liberal support. Bath Arrivalv—Hun.Col Brown, Hon. Mrs. Arm ray, Lady Burdett, Lady C. Fitegerald, Lady • Grey said family, Lady Willinaglohy, Sir J. C. Hippialey, Sir I Awretire Palk, Sir P. Pagel, Sir M. Somerville, Admiral Fakie, Cunningham, Cul. Culgsett, and Cut. Spends. • The bust of Sir BENJAMIN 110EMOV1E, Bart. F.It.S. &c. &c. by CHANTILY, ordered by the Bath and West of England Society at their Annual Meeting, 1817, in testimony of the grateful sense they entertain of his eminent service., to the Society, during a preatdency of more then twelve years, was on Tuesday received at fleeing-house. snit 'hewn to the Members of the Society, assembled of their General Meeting. A medal or coin of 6ne pore gold, of the reign of HENRY VIII. in high preservation. was lately turned up by the plough in a field iirarSouth Luli• (cilium Rutland, and is now in the possession of Mr. Attu, watchmaker, of Uppiaghasn. k t.s. FESTIVAL AT PMFIS CASTLE, *e, . The first yen's co4ar inoratirui of tiveibirth of the heir lit the 011(1, la tflßr pl ;sorely of the House of Powis was on. Friday st'unight. On the Moniford estate. is Shropshire, as Well as 1111 Calvtle and it. % Iciesity, various males of rrjoicti.g were ioriodtetl f publicly mod in domestic circle.. At Boioop's Castle, Mr. P..rker presided at a palate and holt- convivial dimmer, at the Six Thr inhabitaiits of Pool welcomed the siiiiiversan with their occusitoturti liberality iiiid Anntt. Its L irdship erre a id. nitro% repai.l, ciiiwtstii.g of fared sheer. roast href, Sco. to about tote hundred and tinily la !wow, a which arr iii"yrd on thr cleni,•ia• ; and Ch. .• Teen o r...*" of the cell.irw at t h e Castle were routed (wilt to theist. too in wrath, but iu kisid ors*. The te• R ectahle and lone-apacited try, with tlieir radishes, and the iiilimblatita of Pool. asiwinhlrol et a bull its thr intotiooisf Powys. land. About Eire o'clock the music and the dance were bushed by the riatrance or the lot ciii heir, his Noble pareots, aril the Earl and COLO is tied+, who pai4toic op the hoe of rblixers, tdribly accot:ett the comp/toy, and express-d their own happniess by witorsiaog that of Whets. The band struck up '• Gad save the Kiast." after which, some l a elicit: lines, written fur this Is oya,. weir recited by Mr. N. Owen. Tier dame. lug then cositinued with renovated ' spirit. At twelve o'clock the cuatisaoy trootOsnoK of 00 per son«) sit dile!, 50 all v111(41111 11.11101* The duties of the table were well perlorined by she i t I r, the linuseliold, who, alter supper. to a pleasant and jadicious speech, proposed the health of Mr. Her bert, the Ilt!lf, which was received with on. bounded applause; after which. the health 01 Lord Clive used his amiable consort wag received with grateful nod offectionate enthipioson. The health, a the Egli I stud Countess of Powys, Doke and Dockers of Montrose, and other ex died brooches of the faint!), were drank with equal applause.— The dancers then " glanced their many twinkliog feet" mail murti, wheat sill retired equally delighted. • The large told severable mob. of beer are so called. ROAM M411167'5, —Jai— *11( 14otrigsrit H. • Wh05441.14. 114 Os is ONO. I Imo. pee gr. .. 414. to 4Vir Barley. per yr 34. to 41. ..... 51. to Ws, Oats W FADING, Neviiissa 13. WhrW ...a llll% to 140. Per ...• Bailey Beans Old Wheat .... 79. to Na STAINO, kovaleirla It. Whets.. ill t 10 1.01 0. Milo...per qr.... —• to CON nye OA 6, INT qr th lo 318 Beans —• to --• GUILDPORD. NemMan 13. Wheat ..... ... 41411 1* NO. Oats . liarl.7 .. 4• • .. 34. le 41s I 1 Hewes Dread.......... IS i,.1 NONIINV, NOV li. Our Pair on Monthly was awry fully lattenn.il. A latee quantity of CiICIPMe. great purl of whirh rawn.itiod — Brat Sumeresel r ilk. in Its ; hest while We to *Mt.: in ferior ill prepoiltnu —Not many lean Beitals--prie.a nit usual.--A great many Pie.; H•osi• nosey, lost not onnela lousiness tioihrr who krpt • Mai:dine to Ike fair, just as he land parked up in the evening, was ruif•.tl of costitdershle tratittly of doll. ; the thieves were laik.ti the t.ext day with /hr eit,da, hot the clothier declined p.ase culiag,a.t they were set at liberty r401.41r • ' , I Et _a I, rri. W7C rAert.r_ 6 77IEATRICAL .sOCINTY DINNKR. On Friday senniglit the members of the Kilkenny Theatrics) Society dined together at the Hibernian Ilotel. An elegant entertainment wait provided on this 0CC141.10.1, and the entire arrangements of the table were formed in the very best taste. At seven o'clock the company vat dorm to d r. Mr. Richard Power. the leading member of this othntrable Society, occupied the Chair on this in terepting occasion. The following were among the company : Lord Prudhoe, Lord Mooch, Sir R Loogrisbe, Sir C. Coghill, . _ . When the cloth Wes removed the following toasts were given from the Choir : " Tbe Kiog"—The Prince Revue- 4 ' The Duke of York awl She Army"—" The Duke of Clareuee and the Navy"— e. The Stage," with three limes three—" The Memory of Shikspeare"—“ The Memory of Garriek"—" Mr. Kemble" —" M. Siddinsa." • The Chairman said he would then give another " rueinory ;" it was that of an object which hod enjoyed the wannest affection of the Society. and must still be fresh in their recollectious, as it ex pima but yesterday— " The memory of the Kilktoni Thee ire." Tilts was drank in mourn's)! silence. The next toast was " The steady friend of the Theatre, Sir R. Laagrisbe," with three times three. Sir •Robert impressively returned thanks, and said he would take that opportunity of proposing the health of one, who with equal propriety dis charged the various and etiential duties of• a mana ger, a friend, and a gentleman— " Mr. Richard Power"—drank with three times three, and enthusiastic acclantatiuus. Mr. Power returned thanks with mach warmth of grateful feeling. and ascribed the splendid sue cevs of the Kilkenny Theatre to the support which he had, for nearly twenty years, received from the friends of the establishment. He then observed, in reference to the distiKuished Lady whose health he was shout to propose. that he wanted worts to express those feelings of admiration with which he regarded her exalted merits. But the company too fully appreciated the worth of that Lady to require that he should here dilate upon it, and he, there fore. would simllly propose— " Miss O'Neill"—three time. ibrec. This t osst was drank with a tumult of applause. Mr. O'Neill briefly returned thanks for his sister. " The Countess of Ormond', the ratyreso of the Kil kenny Theatre"—three times three. •" Mr. Power, in proposing this Snail, observed. that the Countess not having been able to attend the Theatre, had on that day munificently sent twenty pounds in aid of the charity fund of the Theatre. Such benevolence had the highest claims on public gratitude. The health, of several other friends of the Theatre were then drank. About one o'clock the worthy President left the Chair, and the company separetcd. As Viscountess STRANGFORD was returning to nristol from Bath on %Vetlne4tiry evening, her dyship's footman, who (it has since appeared) was in a state of intoxication, was precipitated from the berouche seat a considerable distance into the road ; he was with difficulty conveyed to the Bath Ca sualty Iluspital, where lie expired on Monday. At Usk Fair, on the 29th ult. the spew of cattle was unusually small, and excepting fur good steers, the prices low. Of horses there were very few, and those of the worst kind. Sheep, of which there were more penned (particularly of the mountain breed) than usual, watt off at good prices. The stock of cheese was small ; prices, hest making, V. to 3/. 3s. ; kalf-coward, 2/. to 2/. sa. The ce lebrated Captain Groves and hie weil.trained gang Of pick-pockets were to atteudance, and coutrived to ease several persons of small soma of motley. (to the fullowing moritiog the Captak made him self very conspicuous by riding about the town, and exhibited himself tiredly the whole of the day. Ile was heard to say, that Me had attended at a fair lately in the neighbourhood, and was satisfied that it was very poor times with the farmers. As fares regards this Guile:flax, the uofortsmate fact is, we thoil:, not to be regretted. A' IMPORT. Novivaca IL The eoisel dinner of the very respectable club which has b..ew .441ollislied is Newport, late of Wight, *pantile of 4 century, fog the comniemoratiou of the C'ociiiti , B. v.listb.J effected by Slur William 11l in 1698, was held at Ilia Bogle 'low, on Thursday, the 4th itedaiiii. Mr. Ahrelrime Clarke in the Chair. Ott the removal of it cloth the amit iese addressed the compauy Ri pane length, detailing the cowrie of events which led to the estoblishmi tat of the BUS- Ii4I Constitution, from flue earliest period of lb. F.aeelt History to the time of the Revolution. He ileetutlY"Onr streded the principles itad.wainple of the intrepid sappomera asocial order tint' good government, who seated the Hose, of Oraoge MI the th of this kingdom; and, after riniseitig the present slate of hire country, chimer(' upon the duly of every upright honest citizen in the present time of yarding suspiconit and alarm. The Rev. Messrs. Hughes, Falterer, awl Stereo., together with Messrs. Thomas Cooke, jun. John Brown, gird halm Cooke, serenity adtiresstd the meetiug. The late disgrace ful proceedings at Mancheatt r naturally farmed the priuripst object of discusaion. The different *valor% expressed Mew disapprobation of the °Neel. foe which the late meet tog wee ceflrd, bat at the same lime declare/ their abhorrence of the outrageous and unconstitutional rauurr in which it wee dispersed The dinner and wines were well served, in the accustomed good style of the excellent Landlord of the Bugle. RAJOICINGS AT LLANOOLLNN. The gene.ous gratulation of the tenantry of the Mirk east;e Estates, wheo that princely domain ea. lately d.• vided, excited an the bosom of the lion. F. West (one of the iitheriturs) a desire to make a satiable return it. Isis te nantry, and be invited them to a public dinner on the 414 inst. Two hundred tenants, with their horses &curved with blue ribbons, mod with flags and streamer., went is pry_ cession four antics to welcome their ILatoilurd with his Bride, said Mimes West sod Middleton, to a spot where A heautifal arch had been pri-vionsly erected The inhab— itants of itangollra drew the family to the Hand tan, ishefe a 'sumptuous dimwit was provided, and we sired not odd, with good taste. The wise and earls were excellent mud *handset; mid the great familiar in that enehauttsg v.. einity were drank will the gratitude sod enthusiasm of irLe Welshmen. The bells rang during the day, and many avulse 14 samara were Ared. A good hearted WA/Aram" deems sickle's to as,ohserveas—" It was pleasant to think that those war-liotuls, the cannon, which, till lately, dial . . death among so many thousands of human being., and made so many weeping parents, orphans, and widows, were vu the present occasion employed only to express our happinesa aid joy." FIRE. -,.... Last night, about nine o'clock, an nlarining Rre broke out on the premises occupied by Mr. Smith, enach and had ness-maker, Charlotte -street, Fitzroy-square, within chive doors sif Percy Chspel. Owing to a great scarcity of swifter for some time, the dames had arises to au alarming height, and serious apprelwusions were entertained for the Chspe. mud ueighbout hood ; however, by the rest exertions of the firemen, and a prudent display of the powers of the engines, the Ire was arrested after destroying the who!, of Mr. Smith's premises, sad Mr. Price's, the piaco•lortrmaker. The election of is Representative in Parlismeor, for the city of Chichester, will take place on ti 19th instant—the Earl of Ma ten Iseing vatted the House of Peers, as Duke of Memnon D —whe:, Lord .1011/1 GEOitGg L6NNOX is expected to be returned without opposition. The lute Maltnu meeting, of which an accout t has already been given in this Paper, was boi thusly attended by members. The Marquis u! . HUNTI.T, from the death of his brother-to-lair, the Duke of lit.titillOND, was and ks absence much regretted. Major Tuniaet, is now the oldest member, was kept away by 111(1.1- position, and Mr. GatMoe Fox and Mr. VAN SMART were engaged at Newmarket. Sir at.::: SYKLS, who always hail his house at Sleduwie t of coos patsy nil their occasions, and whose iitispit.— lit) , was unbounded, was also absent, to tire grr. , t regret of the field. The hives rail very stout, ai:.l atiorded some fair trials of speed and itrengti Tim bilks! of Lochiavar distinguished us t it, every greyhound of that breed winning hell et.w.r. Though not a nwing the cop, it was ilialiglit the ground that Major Turnest's tb,v. anal Mr. Lust LEY ' S dog Arrow, were the heat s ju o . in the held; the fist by Lochinnor, awl the latter front Colonel Mtudsu's blood. The weed's., through the whole time was very favourable, and the ground in good order. The prisoners seutenced to transportation at the last Old Bailey Sessions were removed last night, at nine o'clock, in a caravan, to the hulks pr.parcst for their reception. There were but few persons ussembled to hid farewell to these unfortunate members of society, and those chiefly contosted g.f boys, who bailed the convicts with a degree of familiarity that would imply a participation 13 their crimes. Ou Thursday an infant, belonging to a Mr>, Ititoute, at Rrentford, was ineautionety left alone in the cradle, whilst the latter went oat to procUre some necessaries for leer hushand'A dinner ; a ferret, in the interim, which had effected Its esca v e instal a bag, found its way to the Whirl, 1141 fist.tentrig on its throat, would have eveutually destroyed 0, hissl ant its vieleut awl unremitting screams brought a neighbour.% iii asaiettitsce, shoot/41S mtiehdiffseisliy , tweed the ktile sufferer from its perilous situatmur • I Y~