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1. r rtfre-oreet, L owlets, warehousemen, at eleven, at GaildbAll. lllsy 20. 1. 11. Belcher, of Hatlllekl Broad Oak, Essen, wes.ltsper. at twee at Loudon. May 10. G. Kershaw , of R•wisford, Evvrx, shopkeeper, at twelve, at Goaltlltall, Lawd..n. Mar 18. C of !Univ.!, (;:uuceoter, no, revr, at clever, at the Brll letr, 6k-heal:ant. ,Ma r IN. 1. to of Hargb.ball, Fiala's*, await Haley, of laraMord, Yuck, woolatapirrs, at cirque's, at lie Yakut Inn, Bradfori. - May 4D. R. Bramwell, of Neacsalle.upoii-Tyre, Water, at deceit, at the George lan, Neocast li.-u von-Tyne. Win 30 T. Parkinson'. sea. of 311ill•place. Seawhy, Lincoln. and T. Patkaisou„ jos. of Kingston-upon-1161i, rso-ares chsais, at *lvrea, at the Dog sad Dock Tacrrii, Holt. :Way 31. W. Bowles, T Ogden, sod G. Wymillbassi, of New Sarum, Willa, sad J. Barrow, of Nbaneolitery. Dorset, bankers, at two, at the White Ran lag, New &MINI. May 24. J. Woodward, of B.tabiery, (Oxford, upholatswer, at vloren, at the While Lima Inn, Banbury. 70/ O. J. Davidson, sow or lisle of lierr.lane, Tower-sires% Lundun s merchant, at leo ' al Guildhall. M a y ,11 T. Law/ford and fl.Grinnidirk, late of Weis-omits. flint Mary-Ate, Loudon, aay-faektra, at tea, at Guildhall, May 31) F. W. Rutledge, of Lucas-street, Caosamereial.eual, :J,dales..x, eura.dtaler, at lea, d Guildhall, Londlts. Miy 30. W. Bartow, of evrebill, Loudon, aoctiunter, at at Guildhall. Slay 20 Julio Timelier, of Garlick.bilt , Loados, nerchaut, at " " tett at Guildhall. YO. John Duwittu, of Brewer.atttel, St. Junes, West g.tusik is, Sliilitleaez, haroess-evaket, al tea, at Guildhall, May 20 Thomas Andrews Minchiu, William Grover Carter, .3“rl Author Kelly, jun. late of Portsmouth, bankers, at lev a, it Gaddliall, Leedom. 11•y20. Richard Bartlett, of Vincent square, Westminster, blidillesex, wheelwright, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. May it. James Barkigh, of Bristol, brass•tounder, at twelve, as the Commercial Roovas„Bristol, _ _ _ _ Jere l 'brined Baokr►, of Liverpool, ail-oraker, al our, at tbx Star sod Garter Tavern, Liverpool. CERT! FICATES.-Mmr 20. B Tanner, of Burrsilreet, Lower East Smithfield, Mid dlesex, merchant. —James Williams, of Crowlasd, Lincoln, eiecee.—Charks Dolswo, of Norwich, mansfacterer Did:Moon, now tar late of Scalby, York, coal '', • rehasil.—W. Tomlinson ' of Hiuckley, Leicester, inn kceper.—J. Kates, late of Easiest, but now of Leek, Staf f ~,,,bnideg.—W. Purr, of Church-street, Greenwich, K n , bet clser.— D. A l gu i tar, of Dexonsliirr-m mare, lAndost, os,c-snerchast.—T. Rogers, Isle of Worcester, bay-sales ta in.—W. Goddard, just. of Lowestoft, Suffolk, stiller. . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 'J. R. Crasser and W. Hall, of illackfriars-mail s Surrey, he. wort, April 25, 1820.—J. Drew and T. Rockland, of Tuwer•sifeet, London, !lettermen, Starch 31, 111111.—'1 . . White and J. White, of Dowette wharf, London, ejal mem:tants, April 25, 1820.—J. Howell and J. Russell, of Flelswell-street, Shurediteh, Middlesex, hnea-drapery, A pnl 2k. 1820.—G.Cury sled W. Parkhurst, of High-street. with as at k, lisirit-drapess, February 19, 1820.—A. Tharp and fl. 13 whey, of Eller-street, Spiist-aquare, silk-ommufac• losr,s, April 29, 1820.—T : Milltgas and S. M intim', of Simile's street, Piccadilly, silk-mercers, March 31, 1820, W. Sacks at and J. Cash, of Bell-yard, Liberty or the Rollo, smiths. April 27, 1820.—W. Mason and W. Hussmae, of Cleice,st place, New Bridge-street, Londe', attorneys, ./14-cli 25, 1819. PRICE OF SUGAR. Th.• iiirera*e price of Brown or Muscovado Sow, coo pme.i f.nni the Selves. made iu the week ending the Mb oaf of April, ISttl, is 375. nit per hundred weight, ea. starve of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon ow .he importation thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Averse, Prices of Corn of England and Wales, by the irter of Eight Winchester Bushels, rind of Outtneml per or 1 relbs. sruirdupoise, front the returns received in the ea, Ind the Sld of April, 1920. ~ (` • I x • d s. 6s lI 43 I A ...race Prices of British Corn ha Scotland, by the Quarter of F.rzlit Winchester Busheli., sad of Oatmeal per Buller Scotch troy, or 14011 s. avoirdupois, of the four ki immediately preceding the 15th of April, 1820. IMPARIAL PA LIAMENT. 110 USE OF COMMONS, , SatuRDAT, APRIL 29. The SIMAILIER took the Chair at hair-pot three 4, 'ol.oc. I.ord Gitoaac UUUVOID appeared at the bar. r. informed the House that he had dos command t;"fil his Majesty to apprise them. that the King would be gracioisdy pleased to receive their Ad rtss in Carlton Palace, at four o'clock this day. .• Cai •••• I. r. s. 36 6 IS I t 4.% s. d s. 36 6 31 , i 1 1 i E ' y, I 0 - - --- • s. d c d. .. d, 44 4 44 4 45 10 1 t 1 1 11 4 4 I di a. d s. dl a . d . . 6 34 1 34 0 1 16 II PRIVATE BILLS. O. the motion of Mr. AIIIIIUTHNOT. ►t was or de.y,l, that no Petition for a Private Bill should be rtci-ived after the cith of May; none read a first hmr attar the 30th Of that mouth; and that no re putt I.lioul . d be received after the 19th June. Oil the motion of Mr. ARBUTHNOT, It writ order ed, that the House should resolve itself into a Corn utt tee of Supply on Monday. CIVI L LIST. On the motion of Mr. ARBUTHNOT. it woo or. !Ivrea. that that port of Ilia Alaiesty's Speech which ev4. vv-.1 ea ........ i ceesernt of the Civil List v..;ould be taken into cousideralion on Tuesday next. NA VY ESTIMATES. Sir GEORGE IVARRENDEN gave notice, that on Weduessday oast he would propose a vote of sea . men for the present year in the Committee of Supply. Oat the motion of M►. ARRUTHEOT. she mural Seasonal Order fur the aria gcsistsit of notices and orders on. *mole. Al a qui. ter before lour o'clock the House ad. jimmied until Monthly neat. The SPEA IL F. X thrii pri.ceeiled in state to Carlton Palace, occosupanied by the Mover and Seconder, fur the purpose of presenting the Address of the /louse to his Majesty. A letter from Cork tnesiiinus, that on the 17th ito.ttiot the Casile Coole cutter. Lieutenant JOHN fitAsta. captured is the sound of Ittesheuhol. the rrly fine copper-bottomed American schooner. Sweep. laden with tobacco. of shout 9,0001. value. together with her crew of 10 sum. The capture was made by the boats under the command of the first mete. Mr. Taoism Heiseir, nt shout 13 wiles distance from the cutter. This is the sewed seheeser the Castle ceete has sakes , *Wrist these five mouths. LONDON, MONDAY, MAY 1, It:20. Saturday the COMMON SEILIBANT made his re port to the KING iu Council of the eleven men convicted under the late Special Contruispiou ; the Judges who tried the prisoners likewise at. tended. After two hours deliberation, sod hear ing the report of the trials, the following were ordered for execution this morning, viz.-4r thur Thistlescuud. Jame, lugs. Thomas Brunt. Richard Tidd. and William Davison. The re maining six, who pleaded guilty to their in. dictinents, are respited during his 111sJesvir's pleasure. The sentence uu the live wretched culprits will be executed ut eight o'clock this morning iu front of the Old Bailey. The awful pesparatioos for this purpose commenced 3esterelay et an early hour. lu addition to the usual apparatus, a large platform was erected op posite the Debtors' door, for the purpose of be heidiug the culprits, and two carts load of sow-deft were laid under it to receive the blood. Means were also adopted to guard agaiiist the danger to be apprehended from the extreme premiere of the crowd, by axing strong posts and railing at every avenue leading to the place of execution, and at certain distances iu the Old Bailey. A great num ber of workmen were busily employed during the whole of yesterday and the greater port of last night, in carryieg these arrangements into effect. At an early hour yesterday morning a strong de tachment of the Guards was pieced in the interior of Nervgate, and at seven o'clock lest night at,- other strong body of troops arrived. Orders were also issued from the Horse Guards for a part of the troops stationed iu the Tower to be under arms at twenty minutes past four this morning. A strong body of the City Police were cm duty during the whole of yesterday and last night ; the firemen belonging to the different offices were sworn in special constables during the day. The fatal moment was not anticipated as being so near at hand, neither was the scene the same as presumed by the public. Tower-hill hinting been reported the probable place of ex. cutiou. The ilr• trrerinetsem of the Council on Saturday, filing the execution at the Old Bailey this morning, new.- eerily excited extreme anxiety ma% the relatives ai.d ftiends of the wratcl►eJ culprits. Yesterday Mr. Disown, the k e eper of Newgs/e, waited upon Lord SIDNOUTU twice. Mr. Sheriff Rats. WaLL, and the Rev. Mr. COTTON, the Ordinary, also waited upon his Lordship. Thew messages we►e all in conseluence of applications to see the convicts, or to report their statements. Up to the latest hoar last night we learn they seemed res►g►ted to their fete; they exhibited a sort of enthusiastic bravery, end expressed a pride hi haviug •u opportunity to lay down their lives iu the cativo of free dom. There wee • pert of melancholy contented ness about Thistlewood which evinces • strength of mind ►ncapable of submitt►ng to any trifling consi , dewiest. He had been employed in writing a sketch of his own life. The pri,oners all remained dou ble-ironed, and placed in the condemned rooms. The necessary arrangements having been coin , pitted, ■till service is, the Chapel being provided foe such of the convicts as wish to partake of it, they will be brought from their cells about seven o'clock this morning. Their irons will be then knocked off, and their arms and hands bound with rope.. Notice bring given to the ► Sheriff of London that they are all ready, a hurdle previously prepared iu the court-yard will be brought forth, in which they will be drawn to the drop, preceded by the Sheriff and Cler gyman. Five coffins will also be previously placed upon the temporary scaffold to re ceive their bodies, after having beets beheaded.. The wretched men will be brought out iii the order in which they have been tried. First Thistle wood, next lugs, then Brunt, Davison, and Tidd. After hanging half an hour, the bodies w►ll be cot down. The cost having been takes, utr, the head will be severed from the body by the executioner, with a surgical knife. The executioner will then take the brad, holding it by the hair, and carry it round the platform in view of the populace,while another officer accompanying hiat will otaclaim, " Beheld the head rf u Truitor." The head of Thistlevrood will be the first exhibited in this shocking form, and the heads of the others will probably fallow is the order which we have mentioned. We have received Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday lair. Considerable anxiety and alarm seem to prevail in several parts of Spain. and risany persons use retiring from that country tinder the apprehension that it will become the scene of civil war. These voluntary exiles for the most part proceed to Italy. The assembling of the Cortes begins to be look ed to in Spam with extreme solicitude by all par. tits, in the hope that its authority will give cm sistency to the Government atul confidence to the public. A stale of complete anarchy is said in private letters to prevail in &Meal. and Tarra gona, and travellers who strived at Irun from Pam. peluna affirm, that MINA has lost much of his popularity, and that an insurrection was appre hended throughout Navarre, in consequence of a pr"ject avowed by Miss, of raising 3,000 volun teers within the province, and of dismissing the troops of the line. The Gazelle de France contains a Proclamation addressed by Baron MILIUS, Governor of Bourbon, to the inhabitants of that island, in which lie a l ,- prises them that a French mined corvette captured as English slave trader, called the lisnourite, freighted with its human cargo ; that the English sailors subsequently rose upon the officer placed iu charge, ran the ship on shore, and hav;ng, by some means not mentioned, obtained another vessel, re shipped their slaves, and subsequently landed Moiety of them on the island, for the puiposes of sale. The Governor exults that this crime was not committed in.der the royal Bag of France, and he offers a reward of 100 franca fur every black who shall Le firllVCrell into his power. We lament sincerely that Englishmen should still be found to stain the character of their country Ly trafficking in the miser►es of their fellow-creatures, but the good Governor, in his exultation at the purity of the " royal flag of France." seems to overlook the circumstance, that no persons would he fouud to commit the crime of slave-trading if others were not found to encourage it, and in the scale of guilt there seems to be but little difference between the Englishmen who supplied the market, and the Frenchmen who purchased the staves. The Count de Yummy, • name better known than respected, once a Senator, late a Peer of France, and a Member of the French Academy, died iu Paris on the night of iVeduesiday last, after • short illness. The Five per Ceuta. are 73 1. 85 c. ; Bauk Stuck, 1,487 1. 50 e. On Saturday the Creole frigate, Capt. Bovuns, returned to Portsmouth from the South American command, where, fur some years (with the rank of Commodore), be has rendered very important ser. ricer to his country. He was succeeded by Coat. inodore Sir •THOMAS HARDY, Bart. The Creole brings no South American news, either important or interesting. The latest accounts from the Rio de la Plata are to the gid of January. at which time nothing was kissiwu of Lord CocaaAas's proceedings, beyond his failure before Callao, au account of which liar already appeared. It was supposed he would remain at sea until obliged .0 retorts to Valparaiso, for want of pruviaissos; hot there was uu chance of his ginning any further ad• vantages ea the co st. Bit 1 . 1401 AS HARDT was el BONN* Are.; and Caplais F.L. MAITLAND, C.B. with the Vengerr avid Sipes* woo et Mal donado. The Hyperion. Captain SNARLS, C.B. went round Cape kinta.i..ths beginning of Imo cry. Sir THOMAS HANDY'S broad pendant was in the Owen Gkadower, Hon. Capt. R. Srucea, which ship arrived from England the tidy the Creole sailed from the Rio de le Plata. The Hon. Capt. BRIDIIMAN. R.N. mid Lady. Came priiiiergerig iu the eu k. Means, we understand, have been at length de. vised at the Mint, fur facilitating and encouraging the conversion of bullion into coils, by decreasing the individual Inas hitherto attendant opon this ope ration. Any person now taking gold to the Mint in bars, may receive half the weight back in coin in six days, Hod the whole in three 'seeks. It is ex tremely desirable that even ibis space of time should be farther diminished, and nothing but a very strong encouragement of this nature will induce in dividuals to import gold for coining, and Guist the operations of the Bank by 'brown% into circulation a considerable quantity of Reid coin before the period arrives at which the Mink must commence its issues in specie. There war a brilliant assembly at Sir CHABLIS STUART'S. the British Ambassador to the Court of France, on Wednesday evening, et which all tht Foreign Ministers appeared. The dazzling splendour of a superb diamond chain, worn by the PERSIAN AMBASSADOR on this occasion, seemed to draw universal attention. It was the magnificent present which his Majesty King Gcoaoa IV. made to the Ambassador, together with the portrait of that Monarch, adorned with precious stones of the greatest value.—(Paris Paper.) On Saturday the dispatches for Madras •nd Beliel by the "hip bids Carel:Aglow. were closed at the Evot India House, sod delivered to the Com mender of that ship. l'amoviiwna per .hip Lady Carrington:— Fur Mertrse..-111n. B. lorry, sod News. Perrier, Cole brook', loopy, sod Wood, Cadets. Foe Bengal —Mr. W. Foley, Cadet. . . _ Saturday the dispatches were closed at the East India House, and delivered to the Commanders of the following ships. viz.-- Brothers, Captain R. Stamp, aril Camden, Captain J. Johnson—fur Bombay direst. Passenger p-r ship Brother: Fur Bombay—Mr. Henry Lambert Arden, Asaistast- Surgeon. Passenger per ship Camden:— Mr. H. J. Nihilism', Cadet. Au official account has been published. •hewing the sinouid of the income and charge on the Con solidated Fund for the year ending January 5, 1820, including Great Britain and I►elaud. From this document. it appears that tire income for Great Britain thermic that period is 41,725,9291. and that the charge amount. to 46,080,4641. =ek ing • deficiency of 4,355.4051. The income for Ireland is slated at 4,251,903/. and the charge at 2.394,3311. •hewing tot excess in the Irish revenue of 1.867,372/. The deficiency in the income of the Corsolithrted Funds of the United Kingdom. as compared with the charge, is thus reduced to 2,497,8331. Among the items of charge on the fond for England are, 210,000/. fur the Doke of Wellington, slid 72,889/. for iuterest of Exchequer hills issued to make gu.ud the deficierciee on the Consolid.ited Fund. The accumulated amount of the deficiency for the preceding years is not giver. iu this return, nor have we the documents at hand to refer to ; but we toiderstwird it .o be little ►hort of nine millions at the period of making up the general account. By a return made from the Exchequer, it ap pears that the amount of bills in circulation on the Sth January, 1840, was 36,303.200/. being a di minution, compared with the amount in circulation on the sth January, 1819, of 6,005400/. in that portion of the unfunded debt. This diminution has been principally effected by the payments o' the l a te loan, half of which was made receivable in Exchequer bills. Money. we understood, is so remarkably abund ant in the city, that good bills are readily discount ed at 4. or in some instances. 31 per Cent.; and for very short period• at 3, or even 4 per cent. This tends to deprive the Bank, who never discount at leas then 5 per cent. of one great source for the eurploymesit of their capital. and has oraisted in procuring credit for the report very generally circu lated, that the Directors have finally determined not to require from Guveroment the payment of the second five millions during the _present year. If this report be correct. the Casucimhoit of the EXCHkQUER will probably not find it necessary to have recourse to the market for the loan of five mil lions. which was ►aid last year would he required for the purpose of paying off so much of the public debt to the Bank. On Wethmestlay time Tamar. 44. Capt■in A. Srusw. sailed from Portsmouth for the Jamaica station; Ilse Sappho. Capt mist l'unetttDoe, itsiended for time Cm k station. is ghee out of harbour; the &feria, 44. Captosim Tour NICOLAS. C.B. will soil in a few days fur the Newfouodisust stollen; the ',diet, Sir JAMES GORDON. K.C.B. *out tout of harboor on Saturday morning. Time Conway. 44, is ordered to be prepared for comutismou at Portsmouth. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 27.--Sir GEORGIL COCK imam and Sir GIiQBGE CLURS (Lords of the Ail. rowdily) have this week made sus inspection of the ships in ordinary et the Doek-yard, Breakwater, Ike. at this port. Sunday sailed the American ship Hesry Cloy. CARNS, for Virginia, hesluur on board about forty passengers from this port arid the brig Speen/Visa. Ricuauus. for Quebec, with goods end perriertgere. On Man. day, is eoninreanoretiott of his Msjerry'r birth. day, the sili Veteran Banshee, - 79th Regi. nreut. mid Royal Marines, fired 'feu de joie. and the betterres mad ships a royal mime. The 79'h is trader seders for Cork, to be relieved by the Pith regiment from Dover. ........ a ... ni ! t ie,. i Ntrgi e ft . -...3tii ‘-.2r di ,-- • .., - . .1r -:-. : ..--: 140 . . 1 ts . ---; .\- 2 . J.. ..- . . . 4 . a r Ck; . J',.. - Atl..‘'t. 4 - ) -•-•'.", a eipow, 1i;,.,.7.4... ~4441141) 4r. d 63 4 FU MN INTELLIGSPICE. PARIS PAPERS. PAM. APRIL 27. A Petition of more than sudsiest!, interest. was reported to the Chamber of Deputies on Tues. dal. It war from SICUr NiADlnt DE JAU, a Alagistrate of Nts.sies, anreassureing to the Chamber the exiatesice of ry formidable con spiracy in France, and expressing an anxious soli entitle for the immediate Party of the town of Nisturs. The Poi:lois state*. that the deill..rable event of the 13.1, of February, est.e.sitiatiuti of the Duke of BRIERY, was deeply laturiii. at in the town Nimes, but on the 115. h a circular let ter, No. 30, arrived in the town militia-cooed by the Directing Comtnsttee of Paris, containing among other matters, " Be neither surprised nor terrified; although the attempt of the 13th has not immediately caused the fall of the fa volu.ite, act as if Ise were already overturned. We shall tear him from this. pest if they do not coossent to banish him. lit the mean time organise yourselves. Inatructionv, orde-s, and money shall not be wattled." Immediately rallying signals and atrocious menaces were 'ward throughout Nunes. and in a few days another circular kurr„ Nu. 35. arrived, containing these expressions : We re quired of you a few days since to @ sen i or an im posing attitude, wet now recommend you calm ness and tranquillity. We have olstaitivd &decisive advautage in driving off DECAIES. Great services may be performed by the new Minister, he careful then not to manifest any hostile feeling* towards Win." " You must turn all your thoughts to addresses. It is very vexatious that on tins wind the Li bends should have anticipated us, and that their addresses should have been drawn up with such infernal ability. let the necessity be energetically enforced of aveng ing this assassouation, ■nd of extinguishing all Is beryl doctrines." The Petitioner remarks, that the Ministers can not. be ignorant by whom these letters were conveyed to Nimes, and he is ready to detioussee the milker of them before the tribunals. Various attempts were made in Nimes to have the garrison removed and the national guard re organised. Alarming intelligence was circulated, and the return of NAPoLICON was asserted. TO prevent Nooses from being ag sin the theatre of the crimes winch were committed in the department of the Gard, during the year Nib, the I'rtitiot►er recommends as indispen■ltbte the disarming of the national guards, and the increase a the garrison. He also requires that *power-11Np should he imnme rl►ately instituted against Tama, LLOPIS and Tatfritstitr, and that they ►hould be tried at hoist forty leagues from names. The importance of the charges contained n the Petition induced the Committee S. propose, that it be rehrred to the Preridrut of the Council of Mi nisters. Tose Minister of the Interior did not oppose the motion, but be observed, that TasiscsiLLons had been prosecuted, and that the national guard of the department was disarmed. A warm discussion fillowed, and the recommendation of the Com mittee was brolly a s verd to. ST. Pamir Alto Jana —Hoiiduy at the Reek. Exchequer, East ladle, and South Sea Houses, THY. BRITISIE PULSS. b. o. 1Z 4; I. d. t . eb t al N a. J. I? 1 LORD 011AMBIRLAM, OFFICE, Aran 2t. Notice is hereby gives, that hi. Majesty will holds Lewis at Catitea.lausse os Weilrestlay. time 10th of May seam, at t ru u'elock.—(Gsselts.) ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, Aram R 9. 111 obedience to his Majesty's commando, the Lords Com. windowsills( she Admiralty hereby notify to the Oliit.-re of the Fleet and of the Royal Marian, that the asuorainc his late Mast Eirreltrist Majesty, Kiel George the Thiro, is to meson the 301 h of the present month. By command of their Lo►dships, J. W. CROKER PASITIONABLI PARTIES. The Duke of Wellington entertained a large pa r r, o f tinguished personages yesterday at Apeley-bunse. Mr. and Mrs. Fremantle sill esteeming a large party , r distinction tbis day, at limit bootee is Great Staaltope.ittm, May.fair. Mr. F. Lewis bad • lane party at dinner yesterday, r Ins bane in Stanhope-Oriel, May-fair. The Duke San Carlos sill give a grand ratertainment Tbersday nest to lb. Foreign Ambassadors and r party of distinguished personages, at his residtace to Putt laud-place. Lady Beiresford sill give a greed ball and supper this evening, at her horse in Harley-street. The Earl of Pembroke entertained a piety at dieser yes terdat, at his house is Privy-gardens. The Coanteesoflersey will give a syleadid rout I kis even. hag, at her house is Berkeley -equate. The Archbishop of Canterbury gave his third public tn. tertaientent us Saturday, at t-Imbeils Palm?, which was at. leaded by twenty distinguished permsams,. sarong whom were the Duke of Montrose, the Duke of Beauskri, the Biebep of Exeter, the Bi•hop of Ely, Fact Dicky, lee. Lady Heatbcote is making great peemtratioas fur a grand masquerade, which her Ladyship Mies& Amity to weal ber elegant assueiue is Cmumenur-equare. THE IfING"..i COURT. On Saturday his Majesty held a Court at his Palace isi P4l-mall, which was attended by The Lord Chancellor, the Lord Presidert of the Collodi. the First Lord of the Treasury, the Lord Privy Seal. the Secretary of State fur the Hume Daps:tmeuy the Secretary at Stele for the Culoaial Department, the ithater-Geserat of the Orehisser, the Mancellur of the Exchequer, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Protideat of the IWtrd of Coutrol. the Prssideat of the Board of Trade. the Chanerihn of the Duchy of Laseaster, the Master of she Mat, E ,r 1 alulerave, the Lurd Chief Justice of the Cued of Elise's Beach, the Lord Chief Jaitiee of the Cou-I of Coratatm Pleas, ohs Lord Chief Beroo, tbe Ceetatee Setieeet of Ina. don, the Lied Chamberlain. the Lord Steward. the Vine. Chamberlain, the Master of she Hume. the Groom of the Stole, the Comptroller of the Hatsairtarki ; Ears of Hstriug hip, Gold Slick us Waidagi Lord Sudan, in Wsitiat ; %Idiom Keppel, Groom in Waiting; she Captata of the Yeomen of the Guard ; Sir R. Vivian, Equerry is Wallin; Colonel Lygou, Solver Stick is Wainag, he. Hi d Alejesly held • Privy Council, at which Newman Knowles, Big. the COOIIOOII Serjearit or the City of Looks. RI the sisevelleble absence of the Recorder by indisposition, was admitted the presence sit the Krug in Council, to wake 4 re poi t of the perilous convicted of the crime of high treason. before the Spread Commission at Justice Hall in the Old Bailey, iu which the Learned Set jeant was ..stated by the Learned Judges present who tried this primuers. The Council assembled at two o'clock, and con. tinued in deliberation till near tour, when Arthur Thirtlewood, logs, Brunt, Davison, and Uhl, were ordered fur execution this ma g ; the other six were reprieved during his Majesty's pleasure. Preparations were made for receisqug the Adrift'ss of the House of Commons in state. A guard a honour marched into the Court-y.rol, lofts:vied IN the band of the let regiment tri foot guard., to thtir stale U 11114,111111; they played *War elmrsui , 4; pieces alternately with the excellent baud of ;h Life Guards, in ‘Vaterloo-place. About four o'clock the procession 1:f the Mein!) , re of the House of Commons arrived at the Palace. preceded by Mr. Lee. the High Constable fur Westminster, with his splendid silver staff, followed by four constable% carrying their staves; the Messengers of the House of Courtnnns to fo!i mourning. wearing their badges newly oar. The Speaker's state carriage was fre sh gilt and ornamented fur the occasion. Toe Right Gentleman wore his splendidly ewbros lard rubes. He was accompauied by Mr. Seymour, the Serjeaht at Arll4ll, is. Secretary, Chalrlam, 3.1441 Traio bearer. The Speaker was followed by Sir Edward Knetclibull, Meows. R. Wilmot, Bootle Wilbra ham, C. Tennyson, W. Duticonih. Carroll, Cal laglosn, Clive, Pearce. 114Iford. Cost, Oasenanney. Barry, Money, Viscount. Paliiirrstois, Sir George Werrender, Sirs Joseph York, n00k.% and a 'mother of others. The King being seated on his Throne, attended by several afire Cabinet M misters, the Grassi pies is of State, and other attendants, the HOil. Rand of Geutleineis Pensioners in their vpleiiilid uniform-, the CommoOs of England were conducted by two Gentlemen Ushers from the room. adjoiuitig the grand hall to the pages' room, where tise7tvere re ceived by the Lord Charaberlitin, wits conducted them tow the Royal Presence, wilco the Speaker proceeded to read the Address voted by the Howe of Commons in reply to his must gracious Speech ; to which his Majesty returned an appropriate an swer. They were most graciously recessed. The King afterwards gave audiences to Viscosot Siditiouth and the Duke of Mobtrose, Yesterday divine service was pt: fumed at the King's Palace. by the Rev. Mr. lkosseena. Tie Court weld yet esouroing yebterday. the whole or the KIN O's servants end aitesidatita t ipper.- ediu coloured clothes. The Duke of YORK attended diens, service yo.. tooduy Is the Chapel itoyel, St. louvres.. • .Ifepheetlay the Duke sod Duchess of CLARKificE attended divine service at St. Ann'e clioreh. Soho. Seturday Panics LegeoLD kit tuwu fur Clare mont. Priscros AVOUSTA left town es Saturday rot Frogotore, 7 ~' . k ~, ) • r ~.