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and every day adds to the long list of distinguished individuals who are drawn thither by business or pleasure. The conferences will, it is thought, con tinue during the winter, but no intimation is given in any of the continentol papers respecting their nature or probable object. A hope is expressed that they will contribute to the security of the peace and tranquillity of Europe. Reports circ u l a t e d i n Germany respecting certain secret negociations, which were avid to have been carried on between the Courts of Austria and Naples, are now declared to he wholly without foundation. The latest accounts from Naples are of the 24th of October. TSey state that on the c2t241 Palermo enjoyed perfect tranquillity. Precautions of the most t tfcctual kind have been taken to preserve the peace of tl:e city, for all the arms and ammuni tion that could he collected were sent from Paler mo to Napl.s. The proceedinga of the Committee ..tppointed at the request of General CHURCH to investigate the charges preferred against that officer, have been delayed in consequence of the avowed incompetency of the Committee to undertake the Investigation. The new expedition, mtet. Gener.,l CuLterra, to Sicily, bad not sailed so late the 14.11, in consequence of the severe weather. The elections of Deputies have taken place in several departments of France. The results are of 1 such a nature as to gratify the ultra-royaliat jour nal+. We have ohverved that, for the greater part, the De i iiiti e s who in their regular turn had vacated their +eat+ have been re-elected. 1 The Frroch five per Ceuta. u re 77 1.5 c.—Ba nk Stuck 1,356 f. 25 c. A Fhindtri Mail arrived last night, with papers from 8ra...1k to the II ih instant. The conferences rat Ttoppate have commenced. The King of Paus- S: A has !wen prevented f attending them by in tkpoNttion. Eli• AIAJESry is reprtztented the••• by I~roson CROWN PRINtE. Letters of recent rte from Trieste state, that the situation or ALI l'AclIA tw not so tlt.sverate as it ha* been represent rd in the ItilioN palters. lVe have received Papers to the 31st Oc tober, coeltittotissg the procet.thoz% in the Cones to the , 2711) 1.1, extracts front WiliCh see given in nnothrr pact of our Pieper. A letter from the squadron under Vier-Arlmi►al Sir GRAHAM MOORF: states, that the ships are to continue in Naples Bay until the dtcision of the Allied Sovereigns, to le declared in Congress at 'Fromm, as to the future political condition of Naples, is made known. We are :tssured that inure businesi has been done in the Coo•: since Friday than for five months pre ceding. This apprehension excited in the public iniild by she proceedings against the QUEEN, had caused ni-orly a total sospemion of commercial ape (•ulutinn. (ht Seiuub.y, nt two o'clock, a Cniiinet Council was held ut the ForcitTii 01 . vr, in Downing-atreet, which sst till about half-past three. YestPribie the Duke of YORK visited the KING, :It Palace in Pall-mull. 011 Saturday his Itoval Hialiness transacted military business with his MA JFSTY. The LORD CtisticELLott Lad an audience of the KING t e•t•rdat'. In the expectation of a change of Ministry elec. lio nr em lug Topics are agaio come in vogue through out this onunty.--(Susacx Paper.) Letters of the 23d ult. from Naples, state that, although whle's had arrived from Palermo tip to the evenitig of the e I Nt, time citizens still remained in ignorance or the rejection of General PEPE'S Treaty by the Neapolitan Parliament on the 14th. The tali!) Jementa, Caidmiu DANDY. arrived off Plcuutttth en Wednesday. front Bomhi', the 1•Ie 4 , ! France, and Si. Ilelt am, bound to London. She rmdrel frctti the isle of Fiance. 3d A egto.t. noel St. Helen*. 2511, SPotember. BONAPAIITR was The midasing, kosurio, mod Braze", were et St. Ifeir. ii' 1t...t0r-Admiral Sr CUARLF.S ROWLEY. K.C.B. hoii•ted 111 flag at Portsmouth au Saturday morn 'mg on boerd the N . rolialle frigate, Caidain JOREPH It. Row,,cy, sad expected to sad yesterday to lake 11:o colitnuilid at Jamaica. The Conqueror wits peid off last week at Chat hap ; dies which the Ayers gave se dinner to Cyd r P14P.F214.• wan takers of their respect. Deputy Cesorowery.General W tat vss goes pas. merger to New Smith Wales in the liledway, which is expected to rail from Port/mouth in a few days. A Klima affray leek place at Folkstone on 'Wednesday sixht between a party of smugglers and the men on the preventive service, during which re vers! of the latter were shot and eevarels wounded. Yesterdor heio r , _tr the Griot' Sunday in Micluttlines Term. the Loap MAYOR. accompanied by several of OW Aldermen. Sheriffs, sod City Officer,. went in prnersei.n to St. Paul's Catedrul, where they Were met by the Judges, Sesjeouts, and many or h is princtiAl Palliator. when an appropriate ter. 311018 was preached by his,Lordskip'sChaplain. At the catielitsion of divine service they repaired to the Mansion-House, where an entertainment. consist. jog of »II the delicacies of the venoms, woo provided. Oa Tuesday. Weald of October. Mr. Sexton arrived at Wheeler. with aw Addrem from the lie. foriorsa of Lancirsbire to Mr. HUNT. agreed to Nom st. Peter's field, Manchester. on the !Gilt of Au. ;!"tit last, the anniversary of the day when, it is raid, 16 pe i . 'elm were k i ll e d and 640 wounded. The Address contained one hundred and seventeen than 3akel seven hundred and seventy-six Raines ! The niornitig the list trona Preston urriseil by the mail, with fire thousand wore names ! the whale being one hundred and twenty-two thousand seven handfed and serentrsix signatures . _ . j l e \ `'`-'; e-, 1 : t e t t .--!' '.....2- 1 4 -• l fr lAS - 1* 41'7 4 •••-- --- .,..__ ( ,(‘ - ' 7 .... -...:'• /.- - ' ,4-1. " -:;. \ - \ - `' j ° _...-7:-__,, , 1 ."' "'' 7[ .- '' ':-. • ••• ....i , f o' it r, THE ROYAL FAMILY. Yesterday hi.. MAJRSTY, accompanied hy Col. SEYMOUR. the Equerry in waiting, attended divine service at the Chapel Royal. St. James's. On the KING'S return to Pall-mall, the Mall to St. James's Park was lined with spectators. genteelly dressed. The Gentlemen took off their hats and niade their obeisance, in which the Ladies also joined. Ills MAJESTY ant forward in his carriage, and rode with his hat off, ackuowledging the duti ful obeisance of los subjects. Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CLARERCF. attendod Divine Service at the Chapel Royal in the Kitc.:'s Palace, St. James's. On Saturday inorioitog the Doke of GLOUCESTER left town on a visit to Earl CRAVEN at Ins seat near Coventry. The Princess AUGUSTA, accompanied by the Duchess of GLOUCESTER. left tow., on Saturday alto-roinon, shoot two o'clock, for Frocusore. Top Duke and Ditches.. of CAMBRIDGE, have established their residence in !lain:over for the winter. Another R:•yal Duke is expected also to reside somewhere withm the kingolotu : probably the Duke of CnsinEar.AND. FASHIONABLE PARTIES. Connt Manatee will entertain a large party of diatin- Enialied twrsonages on Friday next, at bis house in Grua ♦ennr.plare. Cord and Lady Holland entertained a distinguished party yeste-day, at Holland Howie, Kensington. The French Ambassador entertained a !tarty of dislinc. lion yesterday, at his seat, iiarrow.on tbe.ll,ll. The Duke of Devonshire entertained n large patty of distinguislwd personates on Saturday, and another large party yesterday, at his seat at Chiswick, BRIGHTUN. NOVEMBER 12. T!)e king mad• be very shortly expected at the Pavillon. The workmen are engaged extra hours in preparing apartments for Ina reception. IVe are assured, and we state it with the greatest plea sure, that it is the intention of liia llajesty to rt. main with us the chief inirt of the wt►tter, ARRIVALS :—His Grace lb.. Doke of Norfolk, Hon. E. Stuart, Sir T. Farqunir, Hon Mic Hope, Isaiy Bowyer, Lady Price, Minn A. Kemp, Mr. A Willis, Mrs. Biala, Major Pnrooke, Mr. Harper, Mris. Larkin.. On Saturday morning her MAJ ErrY rose early with renewed spirits, and during the day received numerous distinguiehed siwors, who called to con gratulate her on the happy turn which her rifliurs have taken. It is anticipated that a naval Palace will be im mediately assigned far hrr Mai isTY's residence. The Inllowin k r, ilistingui.hed characters visited her AIAJESTT at Brandenburg!) House on Satur day end yesterday : His Royal Highness Prince Leopold LieuL-Coloriel Ryer' Margot, of Downshire Lon, Arthur Hill Captain Huol, It N. Doke of Lein.ler Duchess of Somerset Earl Foriestor Mr. Wilbraham Lieut.-Gen. Sir R. Ferguson Mr. Sheriff W a ithmau Mr. O'Meara Lord Landoll* Le Doe de Melford Lord Clifilen The Hun. Mrs. Dinner Marquis and Marchioness of Tavistork Sir Robert Wiloin Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lord Hawke Mrs. 1Y1.141 Miss Wood Miss C. Wood Mr. %I'm. Mr. Brougham Mr. Demis.tn Dr. Liishiuglun INr. ildr Mr. Walloons Mr. Tyudall Dr. Holland tier MAJESTY will be !presented with a splendid carpet, the ,ill of the tolikitatits of liiddertninster (where it is manufactured), the expense of which is defrayed by a subscription of I-. each, in that borough. Mretiugs are immediately to lie called in every direction to present Addresses both to the KING and to the QUEEN—to the former, to congratulate him on the happy escape of hi• Illustrious Consort, and to t • al1 1111011 111111 to dismiss Ili. present Minib. ttrx ; and to the other, to felicitate her Oil her triumph. Six Ladies, witne•tes in favour of her MAJESTY, arrived in town on Fritlay, and others are on Ili, r way. Happily their testimony ha• becoinft untie. n•. The (7,4t0n-rani...l establishment is immediately to be broken nip. Opp Friday the halt vittil'erse4 there comtined celebrated a 4. We hear," aa)s The Ketairh Chronicle, "Ilfat Count BERGAMI inurac.l through A•lttortt uerakty, on los route to London. It , t.airl that he einhaikell at 13ottlugne lat e tub Tueritlay night in a liAting boat, and landed on the coast of this county." . . . - The same enthusiasm was manifested on Satur day as on the preceding day by ail chiseesof people. All the sniges coming front &taut poets of t h e country. air they entered the metropolis, ware deco rated with laurel leaves. and in umuy casrm the horses' heads were cowered with white Nitwits: All the village, round Loudon were illuminated par tinily on Friday night. and were generally on Si. tttrday night. added to which there were repeated discharges 9f fire-arms sad fire-make. The gate* at Temple far were abut on Friday and Saturday night. by order of the L 011.0.41.61101. and the military were not - perosittad. to enter the city. His Lordship observed. that if their muiat. anee shoold lie wanted, he would rend for Clem. The two Insls representative liishops who voted in the Iloube of Lords upon the late trial, were the Hon. er.d Rev. POWER TRINCH. Arclihr.llop of Timm, brother to the P.ail of CLANC4II.I.T. and the Him. and Rev. TIIOMA3 ST. LAWRENCR, Bi shop of Cork and Ross, brother to the Earl of 'I he Lord Bishop of Sr. DAVID'S is now the se nior Prebend of England. his Lordship liiivont had a stall in Durham Cathedral many years before he wits promoted to the See which he has m long and meritoriously filled. On Wednesday the children belonging to tin! Ladles' School, in l'esscorf.street. Windsor. had • dinner of beef rind plum.pnifiling. in houour of the Birth-dry of its most gracious Patroness her Royal Ifisboess the Princes AtioubT4, bRURY-LAND tifEA7'Ri. The Degree's Opens was repeated on Saeurday night, and Miss Porgy appeared for the third time in the part of l'oify. Sht never realised so much • or the promise Of her talents as in that performance, for which she is eminently and happily gifted. Her pretty, tender, and simple style of singing is in perfect minion with the rich and original character of the amigo. Her unostentatious execution, though iu general it tends to defect, in this case mainly contributed to the just and correi:t exhibition of the character. The two trifiitig faults which qualified her success, but of which more experience in the higher walk of opera will rill her, were a habit of dwelling too long on each single ton., n u n thereby app. aline to retard the prOgroi• o. flit• melody— and, s-rondly, withholding the proiluitchstino of the continuants in such a degree that the language was not *imply unheitril—it saimilcil like a cominuntion of vowels, from which it might have been inferred that there was t in wish or design to represent the construction of one language whatever. *this Utter impediment cut her off fro., that decisive certi ficate of a sioger's excellence, the encore, us several of the most Cift-Ltive song s. I n other•, which were more perfectly appreciated, bacatire the verses were 'triter heard and under stood, she received that. sig.teenii:e teld7foooidl of her merits. She is nnnsoully interesting to the part. The other parts remain us they were, L I could they he intrusted to better hands. tlladnwe VEsrais must have found it an easier task to support Madman. to company with Mi., POVEY, whose neit and petit figure, and soft fetniniite mau. tier, allowed some degree of contrast, instead of hiving, a' was the rase the last time we noticed the peibirmatire of this piece, to play the husband to a Polly apparently aupertor to breach' in all physical attributes. Of Nits, KELLY'S Lucy we coil say no: hole new. rsceot that she acquired and deserved fresh admiration and applause. The audience made themselves busy in applt log the moral of the piece to passing evesits. MGNOGN, as Peachurn, quarrels will (,ATTIII, as Locks, "'Tea true," s ays one of t:ient, " our trade re. *enables that of the great, as we give great encou ragement to those who betray our friends."—( Loud cheers.)—Again, " Brother, 'brother, we roust tionc. wally pay our spies, or we sholl get no formation." —(teryload and repented cheers.)—There were other incidetits of a character still noire decisive.— Earl GaEr host taken lii• •lation in our of the psi. vote bezels. The Noble Earl was discovered by a few of the audience whit were acquainted with his person on the opposit e side of the shestre. A shout of " E lel GREY ! E irl GREY!" was net sip, accomperiled by chipping of hinds and other de monstrations of respect. This was repeated between the acts of the opera. his Lordship bowed respect. fully, and took his seat. 1-le was hut partially recogiiiaell until the curtain fell ; but then the house havilig become generally aware of Isis pre. sence, ail uncut' t peal of applause arose frotn every theism:l of the Theatre, and cusitioned for several niiiititea. This was followed by ■ call for " God save age lbws." The demand, pro posed by a few individuals, was gradually adopted by the greater part of the audience. Mr. Rueskt.L at last made his appearance. The requisittimi was made known to him : he looked deopondingly—for, indeed, cunsideriug that there is ouch is power known to the laws, however di.cordant with the Constitution, as that of the Chamberlaiter office, we could not help feel lig that Mr. Russnu. and the proprietors were placed in an irksome situation. Mr. IL assured the audience, that it was the wish of the Managers to du any thing to oblige them which was iminailly plissible; lie requested them to make known to h u m distiocily what was their im mediate wish ; fur 1 he cries had become divided, souse calling for " God save the King," stone for " Buie Britannia." At hr- gilt Mr. Resset.i. directed the band to play "God suet the King ;" arter which the farce was about to proceed, but wits interrupted by the former disconieuts, and in short the band were directed In play " Rule Britannia." This did not appease the lerve.ur oh her MAJLSTY's friends, who composed the greater part of the house, and in conclusion the chorus were obliged to advance and sing " God save line King." The audience took care to give the words the direction which was in tended, and wherever the KING'S Inoue Or person were itientiuned or alluded to by the singer, they were substituted nit the part of the audience by those of her MAJESTY. Tine interpolaionis being given by a body far untooniGeriog 11,at upon the stage, t h e elirct was complete in ciiiivertatg the national jams' wholly to the account of her AIa sESTY mid Ler interests. The loudest applause's followed on the stew application' of some of the on. wind p.ssages ; sock as— " 0 lAnd our God arise, Stalin Halt ensure, And make them fall." Much louder applauses followed on the succeed lug passages— " Confound their polities, Frustrule their knavish tricks," &c. These rites being finished and tranquillity re stored, thit curtain was again drawn up., anti the afterpiece miumpeticed. It was he Magpie, or 'The Maid of Pulaiseou. This piece abounds with pavaiges which the audience eagerly applied to ex toing circumstances. They excited a great sensa tion. The I.adir express - et' their feelings by wav ing their handkerchief, Mill the Gentlemen 'heir hat.. The scene displayed extraordinary animation. FRANCIS LAWLEY, of Middleton Hall, in the county HI Warwick, Esq. is returned to - serve is Parliament fur the said county, in the room of Sir CHARLES MORDAUNT, But, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. The Wesley Bank stopped wayment on Tito. day lust. We hove not heard for whet mount. kobilm;vProk, koirgusga it. A dinner was given on Thursday by Sir tie CrespiKny, Bad. one of our moclisrespected Members, to celebrate his second retort' as • re. presentative in Parliament for this turn'. Several !attics of Iti3 constituents dined at the different inns in the town. The head-quarters were coiisi demi to b• at the George No, Above-Bar, where Sir William de Crespigny. after lialmig visited his friends assembled at the other houses, ipent the re mainder of the evesititg. The Chair was ably filled In- -- TUCKED. Esq. ; and previous to the arrival of our worthy Member the foollotwitog toasts rr ere given :—" The Kin," pro forma, ou the removal of the cloth; neat, " Queen," which would have been in troduced by • speech, apparently, but that the tordosir to express their feelougs IX satisfaction at dritikitig.her health burst Into I I and eittlussoas. tic cheers, three tones three, and More then more words could express declared the setromieists of the whole Wet jog towards that illustrious, beloved, and injured Lolly. 1 . The Navy and Army."—" tord Erskine, that hernia defender ,of injuroti innuces.ce, anti of she lissersses of she People'—" Earl Grey "—" The Marquis ..f I..aos4looss " Mr. Brougham "—Mr. Mmuru."--Aml "Dr. I.u..hiligion." with many other individuals who h.11 , e so sootily dirois tinguoshed themselves the late proceedings, be sides many seninnents becoming Freemen ;slid Briton., and some local tmotv were drank. Sir WILLIAM DE CBEsPiGNY's braids was drunk with three tittles three, very cordially ; soil Sir although considerably fatigued by his exertions tinning his other friends. delivered a very spirited and stiletto, d speech. expressive of lit. Minsk is to his constituents, for the holirror hr considered that they dot lion, and particularly for she warns manlier In. which they did it. lie !,ring ti.noice of PO ioutpendent gloried in town, and hoped his conduct had proved him not altogether unworthy of the humour. He could not but take notice, on this occastoto, of the proceed. logs which had taken place, and were still going OH, IltrllliSt the Queen. Those sibinitsombie, wt. justifiable, and di-graceful proceedings. lie ex pre-sed his strong disapitrobstion of, and his lino eime;ction of the innocence of the Queen. tie conal dered that tlie flouse of Lords had arrogated to themselves nit authority which sin laws, human or divine, could *mama, in prosectating the wife fur an offence whorl' hereiolore it hied been necessary that -.hey should have first sinsfied themselves that the huaband was lint guilty of; and that they bud taken ut themselves to be Judges, Jurors, Ac cusers, and Prmecutors: and ohm forced she Ec cleriasttcal Court within their walla, yet had not acted upon its priorciples. Ile dwelt with notch animation nut the llatioverian agency, the pick lock munmavring of Baron Omptedis, the coo tradictions of Madame Dernont, the vile disquali fied assertions of Nlajoccht, and the whole tram of menial evidence. Ile considered that must of the preamble had been disproved by the most res spectalile testimony; mid if any doubt coutinned to hang over the case, suspicion was not proof, and the Queen ought to enjoy the privilege be longitig to the meanest subject, of toeing held innocent till pronounced guilty. Finding that the House of Lords 11411 taken steps, as it ap peared to him, approaching to despotism, it was a duty to himself, his eowtituvota, mid the country at large, should the Bill (winch lie considered ult. constitutional front the bottom of his heart) ever come to the other House, to oppose it to the ut tof his power in every stage ; sod he hoped that the Constituent Bodies throughout the king dom would instruct their Representatives to resist a measure so vile its its tendency, and so truly un constitutional. Sir William was frequently inter rupted by loud express' of the ititemie feeling which these topics created, and sot down amidst universal and king-continued cheering. In the course of the evening Lady Sarah Cres pigny's health was proposed, with a very appro priate eulogy ml tier ninny virtues and extensive benevolence, and a hope lot the, sake of the poor particularly, that she would be a resident in the town during the wittier months. Sir Wt t.t.tAlt DE CaEsPIGNY expressed his grateful thanks fOr this mark of attention, and seemed much affected' at hearing the praise of one whom he declared to be most dear in hint. The evening passed oW remarkably ',tenant. The company were much intlehtert to several gen tletnen lot many excellent sons, duets, and glees ; and were highly gratified with several ',adios from Mr. Foster. late of Salvrhury, but now one of the company of the Southampton theatre. NEWPotICT, NOVEMBER 10. MARTIN still Co. havitix had the astnni.hitig suc- ceni Its Sell three out of the four Capita:a drawn Mb October, via. No. 1,172, 20,0001 ; 4,450, 050/.; 1,172, 4001. ; and in a former IPtlery, when fin rr wen/ only Too Prlzcs of 20000:. to Sell them Both ; now invite the Public to choose from a great variety of Tickets and Shares fur the Lottery to begin Near WEDNESDAY, at their furtuarte Of fices, 8, Cornball, on 4 120, Oxfurrtstreet, where they trust Owe sir Bulb of the Primes of 20,0001. Commis and Money, aim, tsa Itabe.and mast be drawn rime Day. Twn Tick. et■ of the same Number may lie had, whereby the immense Su Ns of 40,0001. Consols soil Money may be obtained. The ancient and very respectable Club who meet in this town to celebrate the anniverslry of the glorious Revoh,uiou effected by King Wtlliatu the Third, in 1688, held their annual dinner at (he Bugle Inn, on Monday, the 6th inst.... Ole Rev. Mr. Stevens in the choir. After the cloth was removed, the Chairman de. livered a very able unit excellent speech ; he pointed out the innovations made on the liber ties of the people since the meeting of the Society, alluding to the melancholy affair at Mini chester and the pas.ing of the five Acts of Par liament, imposing addition•il restrictions on the rights mid privileges of British subjects. He strongly animadverted on the measure now under discussion ise the Howie of Lords against her Ma jesty, and cmirleiniseil it as unconsiiien' I and II & quitous, as by an ex post facto law it inflicted pu nishment on a crime which, if corntnittcd, as it ap peared to 11;n1 falsely asserted, was not amenable so punishment at the period ihe crime alleged is stated to have been committed. Many oilier Gen tlemen addressed the company.—The unjust treat ment 5 . 4 the Queen was the principal subject of discussion—all joined i expressing their abhorrence of the unfenting and cruel persecution under which she has suffered.. Among: the late arrivals et Bath are— lAch, Catberiae Hawke, Lady Elisabeth Bourke, Hoe. Mrs. Strange, Sir J. sad Lady Campbell, Sir William and Lady Hothmo, Sir J. and Lady Rummy, Sir J. MasaAvid, Sir N. Rubinson, Sir William Stewart, Sir H. Sheehy. The Burl of LONFDA Le, we are sorry to leer% fie much indisposed at his Itout.e its Cherles-etteet, Berkeley-square. The election for Warwickshire prematurely ter minated on 'Tneadtry. The esurobrra were, Sir R. LAWERY, 4.153; Mr. SPOON ER, 969 ; majorit 1,184. Mr. SPOON ER waa allowed to wider tfos mune" of hio Coveutry enter., rits No to afford hint • nonienal majority, iss older to try their right by `petition to Parlianiesit ; but the validity of the Sheriff's return is not to be disturbed. On Thursday, the 26th ult. the Niarquia of BCTE generously gave 50/. to the poor of Wanltielihtat!, to be expanded on 'clothinK and fuel, which wi:f afford a icreat relief to rtniny tiolividerds' at this eresse of the year. The Marquis • aho gore tees guineas to the library of the error place. •••••• • . .6. 01 ../CII.IWPIC. 1.111. - K•,, 10 trip IL,ctor t , a ibe quitoua, as by an ex post facto low it inflicted pu - of Toy o t as All Sainte ow e l Tovuton St. P e tt.., • rve is nishment on a crime which, if committed, as it alt- near irlstiv, vacant by the de.ith of t h e Re.... ,r S ir . peered to !;m falsely asserted, was hot amenable m i.. • ..MARILEE Gets, PatIOUINE, Liidy Wit.t.ot;fatur ,i i punishment at the petiod the crime alleged is D 9 ERE ERY . - the stated to have hero committed. Many miler Gen- at denten addresaed the company.—The unjust treat- The election for Wa r wick s hi re p rem urely te r - liona. mint 9f th e Quee n was th e pr i ncipa l su hj ect of initiated elk' on 11 •y. T The numbers we r e , S ir • is , sa. E.AWLEY, 4.153; Mr. SPOONER, 90 ; majorit y 4 d iscutsiuus—a I I joined in expressing their abhorrence 1,184. Mr. SPOONER was allowed to wider tho of the onfeefing and cruel persecution under which sac- mune" of his el - rulers, afford 6 ' tveutr:. so oil to MI trawn she has suffered.. • nominal majority, tu older to try their right by 1,172, I -- - % petition to Parlianiestt ; but the validity of the y Two Amono; the late arrivals et Bath are— Sheriff's return is not to be disturbed. Public Lade Catbrriae Bourke, Lady Elisabeth Bourke, Hoe. or the Mrs. Stratum. Sir J. and Lady Campbell, Sir William and OTh dthe 26 hNI •r r On . lira ay, t alt. the . argon' n. ...I.7Tc. de Of- Lady Rollmo, Sir J. and Lady Ramsay, Sir J. hiana4,o4, generously gave 50/. to the poor of Waoltieliht.o!, r trust Sir U. Robinson, Sir William Stewart, Sir R. Stocky. to be expended on 'clothiaK and fuel, which oi:f lone Tick ' The Earl of LONtDAII.I4 we are sorry to l ea rn, is afford s treat relief to mint tiolividelds' a t th e , wavy much indisposed at his h t pot oja Charles-POWs !Mum of the year. The Marquis also gave teo l Berktley-square. guineas to the Itbrary of the Bator place. • -•, ._- • ..tvolow. , --.......,- - . _ - kismokcutx S *lordly a numerootta tne.eting of the fulvahltaroil of Ow 1 .1 1 ., 4 1 of Bnisopagair took tolaer at the Lon. don I'Vn.khnese, for the ifttrinefe ni ennsidrroor the propi:ety of an Aol.hes, to his ittjesty, matters Hoietoevo, of the iorneeetling‘ spons. her Majerdy Queen Cnrollne ; and to coopider of an Conerriulaoini, In the :s1 trr Pettiortttge; mod :tl•tt the prob.lllo nier..we of Pe tition. to b o th flan.('i of Pirliartle , ". Bef.re onp o'elork the larg- more oral. ff;IP. , by the In 1151) ttiut,ta the Chair taken bi Mr. Deputy (ir•-eonersv. Mr. Li: NlAtran then stepped ropprord $ll4l Paid, that thotioh she 10 - oonoter or the remill•Illon in iporsosoce of *hirh this tneetl:.LT he Irol ooh heen efoo.nli e fl Nom the. flay kr coifing It he att., therefore. ittoprepered to ruler 116N111 the 1 1441. • fletnles ti.l fortis)• s eery torornae. elitist thy for men of Imsh.ess to /Wert!. Thorny!, the me.-tiov was well ;Wended now, many w o uld drop oft' limit.: a two or three thorti.sie.n. lie, therefore. Inoitell no adjonrono•ot until Toes.. day next. afoer Iron the Ward Clerk the legsloy of so afF i ouroinent wider the late re- WWI sve A eta. Mr. COATE! trecattiert the nAjournmetit, nod ittroug!v utrced the orces,.ity of their ooppliq fir a (14y or to,r, to 95. r wisest strews;jr• rf ovIA stoke at the ferlure of the 13111 of Paws Nod Pee oteltio-r. Mr. iluilllTY.All wss IMXIOII% for Mr. Prrarson's profrtimostal uptown upon the legaiity of no Drijourn.• 'Deo. Mr. PEARION concurred in opinion with the Ward Cietk, that it wes perfectly legal. lie then took that oliportuniiy of inveighing to very wing terms against his Nlttostets and their late Bill, and expressed I, °photon, that ',ideas the public, if possible, rediittbllfel their efforts, Mini stirs 'mold cull ro on with such a step against fife as Lord Elleohorotigh bad inigg - ested. Ile recommended them, therefore. to pause fur a day or two. and see what blow Nlitisaters meant still to strike, notwiihstanding the failure of their Bill. He said, that the COMISOIi Council, witch woe to have met on Monday, was postprmed for a dee or two, on the same accouert. It was moat desirable they (the Common Council) should frame a Petition to the king, as they were the only corporate body in the ki n gdom en titl e ] to g..) up directly, mid expreas their sentiments straight to the Royal ear, and tell the truth to his Majesty's face. lie threw not a suggestion upon the pro. party of petitioning the House of Conosiotts for the itoprechropor of his Miniaters. uttd addressing the king fur their immediate removal. —(Appltruse.) Mr. WHITE opposed the adjournment, end said they could out have a better meetnig than the pre. sent. He added, that many griiitrinell were ready to submit recolutions to the meeting. Ile was at it loss to kilo* whet information to govetts their pro ceedings was likely to be had lietween this owl Tuesday next ; Parliament stood adjourned mod the Jd instant, so that from that varier no new light could be thrown on their proceeiliiiga. Mr.Covrts said he understood a Cablort Court. cil was to be called on Monday next, so that ou Tuesday they might expect some information. After a desultory conversation allicmg the persona present, the adjournment until Tuesday next was carried. On Thursday noon his Excellent,- Lord STRANG.. FORD, Lady STRANGFORD, and st a te, em barked on board the Carabritas frigate, Captain H♦MILTON, C. It. which sailed iminedtatel+, altar wards with a tine breeze for Constantinople. Ilia Excellency the Russian Ambassador has addressed a letter to the Hon. Sir GEOROF. Gatv, intimating that he has received orders from the Em press of liusst♦ to present to Captain Lontsic., the Lieut.-Governor of the Royal Naval CoDe g .. a diamond ring of the value of 100 guineas; io Professor INDIAN, a diamond ring of the cants vri lue; and to Mr. SKELTON. the Secretary of the College, a gold sinutf.nox and 30 guineas (the box •alued at SO guinea.), lor their attention to so your y protege of the Empress, who completed lo s n a % i i i education in the College, and is now.ar!scding to the practical part of seamanship, e a Nl td.i:p+nr.•, no board the Attire frigate, Capt. Sir J. A. Goa- DON, crui•iug in the Mediterranean. FcstMnlxy rie'oniglit, the Forte frigate, Sir T. J. COCHRAN E:oirri wed at Purt(mouth Crum Chatham. She is fitted fur Channel service. On ‘Airdnemiely the h sk, Is, Cipt. E. I.A.crYD., Palled r.r th. Liewarti 1.i.n,41• glutton. At Spithvid—Nyb,lle and Few,. In the Harbanr—tincen Charlotte, Ramillies, Albion, Tartar, Ipliigente, Mad, Red'.le, and Satellite. Ots Ttac.clry the finest and largest frigate ever built In Eitgl.ind, the. Sonthuinptort, of 60 gums, wria launched tit Deptford. The totina F e of this shit. iv 1.476 tons ; the breadth of the beam is wily see niches less than that of a 74-gun ship. Lieutenant DIGBY DINT, Flag Lieuteitar.t of the Minden, is promoted to the ra n k o f Colinten der.--Lieuteliant BARRON, R.N. is turpott,ted 'u command the Prince &rnest packt.t.—Mr. JOR DAN to be Master of the Brazen ; 4lr. JAML HARDIE, Master of the Tumor Mr. J. Botow,ty, Purser of the Esk. vice Pott.ocii; Mr. JOAN TARN, Sorgecm or the Satellite. The Lord Bishop of LINCOLN has instituted 6e Rev. J. DUPRE, D.D., Rector of 13 , tte and Viesr of Mentiuore. Biteks, to the It•eiori e , of Tovitton All Sainte end Tovnton St. Pett.e., near Swishy, vacant by the death of the Rev. CHARLES Getty. Patroness, Lady Wit.t.outatur