The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-27 00:00:00

We the limo Kh• Ito* POW :41a• top Ma eopo r oar, -erne cruising off Acltetn Reia, the liiiee phv'ss alai Phittos rrigatrolivd ',ldol in pur. apt of thvat. Th . co wry aiCtis Berm. H o p e , sir k d icar d Pellew. are tXl,l•Ctrd lam on private servant. pa s t erral Officers cam e home in the 'Aiortiordkrit krt which left Lisbon uu the lids limit. Sz.tue these (lee denten are upon le.we of absen ce fur o oh s ; a circumstance which does oat seem to w ste a sudden decution oft Fir cAmpaign. They gr eT . to the fact that the French tu e iii great want. I it t h e pm e t iee. it seeing. thrungliuut the Pessiii k, w og all those householders who can aftril 0 1 4 7 up, soon after the harvest, as much na da cora in their house% as will serve their fsini• ugh the winter; and much of this is what t ill lo lon corn. The French. aware of the resident custom of the people, advanced into the m any at the awe of the harees'. Lord %Vat.- marl used all possible means to base three .j corn destroyed by the inlialiitants previous Or retreat with Ili. army to the southward, rid the re greater portion of it was actually de. ur o ; but it will be 'welly conceived that on sor'ile quantities would still remain eon- Ned i . t he hrmaeliwf the large towns end vinare*. I's thi mien he added. the peculiar skill or the ravel Commissariat. which has, nu doubt, been acrtelto the utmost in this crisis. The Rifle i iieh the enemy occupy. is also fruitful in the aim sad all the little t h at it contained has been N iel by tbe Freuch. Brits a Colonel, *An came from Litben To the fwassough, owes so follows / ; aar ,; a . Counbra, and all the rood down to ma, I soma, nod Ahrantes, is in powieskion of he Allies. liow then is Drooet to advance Iry or any other r"' l, to j` 4 ° M ? flux hr not eileonntrr an equal number of tlie lilies..M Lord Wellington himself assures ts in his ray ? and is he to do this and traverse PO wane( desert, invisible.** it were. and pop no Yd.' ramp %about the knowledge of any ri• hat the tidies Correspondent of the West being that does not rind ?—But there is io IS , JIi.POse We rank fur souse mils to publish, ter ten or miserable elope* to ht bevel Iliestrong fortresses or 114dsina and Elvas'ave in he posinsien oldie Allips, which gourd the eastitta Id Igais.st the approach of any reinforceshints to bun+. Below these there I. no bridge by which limy ems cross hoes the southward. The south koi the Throe is gasr4:d by a strong body of is infantry, sod artillery, nodes Generol is; Ltd hlsseseass. to use the words of Lord 41Ogtoo, is is posseesion only of the ground bis By wespies. le an but Lord Wellington himself knows she wallressieureirdo: bet the ors!lsot Colo. I Aloha to. says be did not conceive his Lord soModfor Masses* to he reinforced without ntrouslysttseking his. Surrounded at he is, [:twice cannot fail to reach the English camp tbesoproach of any such reinforcements. We mom to soy. that our aurrounding forces are erteliga. at any on* point. to resi s t a eonsi ble body of Fre nc h t roops . s h ou ld t h ey a!temot isoctinn ; bat they are sufficient to keep %watch. sufficient to cut off curniuunications and sup- Lad Wellington rites every morning at three desk; breakfast.; at fr•ur: and alwaytyhefore lit, visits the grand !vinery of S unhril, upon are mount:• I ninety 'Stec-is of cannon. flis ip then returns to his tent. and writes his &e. which dnoe, he mounts his horse and slang the line, about twenty mile.; sees that t hing Pen well provides far the comforts of soldiers. and cheers them ►n their duty. lim ing to his tent, he dines. surrounded by his always frank, affable. cheerfal, and full sutdote, he maims them forget their Cotton* heeuirira them to threir General. sod him folliea. Between nine and ten at night. his ' *p lays himself down isi li:s clothes, as do all . 14 -‘ ll l end at three in the morning he is lip His thin Whit is Lelicred to he p trily 6to fatigue of hotly cod mind. nostril int istippneta him. I have served with Lord 4 ilitten {said our informont) about .ievett yclf Gs i de. sot hesitate to decl ►re that 1 thi:ilt hint Meat General in Europe. All his Officers the fullest confidence in him, and he is the taavasa losevicut.sts. "e are also suleeteel. that peed. i 4 r to f' , l WiNvelit pocket leaving the Tagus, alp+iit *wawa and assesses had been lointi..d frniu '64'10 asraheil to join the army. Th.. Ike! 6 ' tie teen opiaieu that sowethiug decisive was att empted. )11 the 2d instant. Hie Majesty. ships Di ideas. uldi tegekto. 44, a jhae, arrived at Loon "noubut with • regimen of infautry —.boat leen. Vs ' l n 3d instant arrived there the Agieessrt, V Shade. JO. eafixte. with • tensity of '''Parts frets Portsmouth, carrying troops and %rot Lord Wellio4ton. Fr.sch, as well u the English, weer build. hrs fr irhellet, nutty of which aredug out of ""es nr the mountsins and under tLe ratio. r . Ste ..averns el will b easts . 11410, *dallied, that the Allied Army. wiCliu fit. rine% rteeeth Iliassen Wcrc they to march out and attack the enemy's weal., al (hough they are as strong as those of the Britiah, it hs intre than prolmble that they !unlit carry tiikm; but the stsughter would be terrible. littlickint in the fate of the etirin%'s cannon. The brunt of the business too mostfal upon the British troops; for well as the Minn.:mese troops have belytved, it most not be forgotten Viat they ate Out yet veteratio; it would Perhaps be puling them to a trial too severe to march then) up in the face of the French batteries, and expect them to dorm redoubt.. If we dwell upon Chia subject too 101) 4 for the taste of the well-informed, it is because we wish the humblest of our readerif to see and understand the nature of the subject, and became English readers, like Eiv„:11A1 soldiers, are apt to Clink there is nothing like carrying all heron: thew A the pains of the bayonet. It will be seen by the following notice, posted yes terday root • gat [Amia, how truly laudahle are the exertions of the Committee of that house for the protection of our trade (r*.ei the eoewy's privairer.; and when we consider the great her of thetu that are drily on the coast, each information to the Misters of veviel• was nitwit wanted, and ae are glad to observe it emanate from whence it (Ines. I.l'e reven t me n d the Master of every vessel, hefore he Baia from Enaland, to provide himself with a copy of the notice 4, i.r.ova'r, Nov. '26. Id All 11a•t►rs of 'es.►l. p isising ap and down Channel art recommended. by the Uosontit:re of thin !10w... oe Cie app-ererv'e of any enriny•"' eruiz-r in the tin.- oe nigh:. to in ike sigma*. ►ither by !:.ing %into, hurtling lights, or letting off rocket., by which it is hoped., Ginn the nonaber of Nig ~►. j csty ' e.hiy.crn'ziug tit the Channel E.,' the proieetitio of toe trade. many creeds will be re t skein if not ps.evente.l from rapture. It i. tl•o r-cniii•isendtal to all Mestere of vessels to att►nd partic;i4rly to Ike ognels at the respective st ion. nu the coat, as exPlemeti stodernen'h 'as epeiny'si..zatt Or Invites; WIC Yea ahoy., the Bag. " Fir' the caraly's salon emizers,' two teens above the Far' en earn, 's .h.p or creed close soder the land; three balls ab rc t e lag. . . . . '• N.ll. N.. i.rrair made at the rigottl.prees (but those atiuve rneutroned) are ro be utterded to by ruerchrut vessels. " Jou■ BVINCTT, jun. Secreary." It appear; by the report of the Cominononersap panned to tnr.utnpite. the Cuustir debt. that the clatni4 on 'Le Nabob antomuted to imothonoi. Private letters from the opposite -oast taste that aim or "even vessels direct from A...stems had resell. ed tinsintratat. and bad been Permitted to I.llld their cargoes em paving the itipulared dears. One of these ships, id the bonnet. of 700 tons, we are informed. has brought Colonial Produce to the value of half a minim, hove Jays, eLitn..ti as 3 French seedcases', and the _4611 being 111 inch eases este.quertm of the established ran noi.t, it was implemed that the proprietors would outlaw a profit emptat to tlon.oool. aterh qt. A saarktes for sow is atm* to be estaldished in the neighbourhood of nark-lane. Two houses, with very large premises attached to them, have been already purchased. . _ Dr. WILLIS attended on SundAy at the Secretory of Slate's Ogee. We are sorry to hear that three men of the Not tingham Mi'ilia, doing fluty at Dartmoor, h ire been seduced by bribes from the French prisoners at thatdepia. to forego their duty. At the too sseat when the Frenchmen were shoat to gait the prison, the plot was discovered and the Wen secur ed. The amount of the bribes (says oar informant) was one hundredguiness and a gold wawa ; but it was paid in beset coin ! Two or the re.kliers (privates) hid gone to Plymouth end bought gunpowder, ball. swords, and tire-irons, for the French pri 'triers ; whilst the third (i serjeent) revived tie money. The culprits were on trial before a Court Menial on the 221. at Plymouth. The regiment is removed from Dartmoor, and replaced by the Etat Kent. A letter from Canton, dated Mardi 30, says•— " A Beet of AO junks of Ladrones, with a fertile chief, surrendered about a week ago; she is now in this city, a lade of great consequence—the junks ore given up to Government. The plunder they had in their posse lion was divided aruougthern, arid they disperaral, went to their several home., and are now good subjects; they amount in all to about _•1,000. The great chieftain, Aputch►i, with 31.000 men and 330 junk., had, some time since, an arisnatice with the Government ; he cause with his fleet t, the Rocca Tigr:s. soil repaired t the squadron.—The Son Took (alias John Turk) went down to see him ; had a meeting, soil repeated atteenies at negotiation. hut all in rain: as it was sa;il here, th.t Ltdroner are ton saucy. 1 Inhere they wall hare to mike sonic arrangement for surrendering: bet Amitchai, who is said to be a pretty clever fellow, is afraid to trust himself in their power : he wishes to be employed by Governs (tuna, and keep sfiost, promising to act under its orders, and to keep the coast clear of all other Li /Irons,. The Chinese ask en abmlnte surrender of the dee•oneo, &e.oliermi a free par too, and Mans d windups to the high officers. They coald not agree. and the Lsdroues went MT. It is now said they has , * come into Macao, and will reci ttttt n •ice the neotiatiois, otT-riog to agree to more moderate terms than at first." The Opera • need et Covent-(:mien The. etre for production upon Tinirerfuy iset, has expe rwiicetl a rough encounter with the strong arin fir (;torerninent. The Ctianiherltiu's Oe.iuty. in the first instent . e. J.rlined furnis: I ; the o neceleetty li cence; and o,iSeturiley ninrning an exprese rocs segt• Inns the Secretary of 'tote pruhibi,..4 Ste per formance altogether. Since. ho.vi•ter, (i.tvernoneht 13 sea rionne degree relented from this 'weevily ; anti a gisafpi licence is itorr fne the piece, by winch tne atitlinr It ,trusted to mito t pre-• aU the im portant pe•ettAes the eniil4l be iuironible of. tnferrace; anti the tit changes frmn•Gysteris iff c,ce.le,e is, • I:isdrisims geuarel eir, e t Si a dretne.ie re;) , -4ent4tt-iii must of t 01.11Tle AUtrti 1414terially throng% ibis circumstance. rffE . Qtatts OF 1134NCE'S 'Yesterrlly the reht.tro+ of M Attlt Jogreentwi Louisa ne SAVOIV 6 Conroe.. he Ltste. were rpoti I eft inn vault At the eit.t earner of Henry the Seventh's Chnitel, on tt - o.rmrister Abbey, -near the rennin' of the Duke not Unricrev.Ntroto. The Antoci funerrt prneA.sian mewed at haifimAt site o'clock. froth the Drench (Nivel is King street, l'orttartneAt.oste. in the foiloAtu. , ant bl.tek silt *arts and balbawds. Too auoiratim coaches arbl siq coutniuine eight Fritsch r:onatesoes, wbo were veiled, en relbbearers. Her late Majesty a liziSary, aueriverv.l, 111011111iod on a state bwre, led by two grooms, nrut In•srbse t h e Crow* _ . un a relict critem, which was en;ried over with Work (a;a. The please carried by two *ea. E H t:ARSE, Curried with hlark plaints, and drawn by sik blood Mears richly emered with black velvet. Torte emersion coaches draws by six berm, centering the chief hammers, she were—Uha Rine' flightier il.e Uwke 11.rilliageolrsast,lhe Hake • rle Berri, Prime do Cantle, siad the Hake de butsrbou. Tees Meek maiisrei aid Afar, in ahirh Wire the f.wrinn Nobieity and Arebaschle.rs. The deceased's carriage draw n ley six hum* His Royal Hiahtiess the Priers re %Valais atesiabe le 101 l stale, Ir.iwa by six bliiud Gap, t h ree footsies behhid,nnil mix plies walking wo each stdeut the Rinses. Hie Reyal Rieman she Ds►e of York's terrine. drawn by ant lowers. Nix Royal Hier's*** the Le . le tiC7htrence's curiagx,• draws by * z bunks. Hie Royal Wiesen flit Dube a Ceaolierlatdy carriage. drawn by s h.n.tel. Iln Royal Higbarse the Dyke of roe* caribige, okays by six hurlvs _ _ His Royal Highness the Doke of Sussex's carriage, doom ►y six horles. ..... His Royal llif.bness the Duke of Cambridge's carriage, ilrleu by ICA horses. All the Ne.mnits ii+ tall state liveries. The Ylanpia of Ilitcliattbian's carriage, dra.rei by skimmers. The Serrault is NU stateluzcies. The timers by n ! ,..mi s of twenty carriages. the SmintstAts Amu issAnon's taking the had. La•ty 51.(iv Claim Dowager Cionwess of Jmestex's, the Duke .DC Cdoertt glee th- Mayhew; nx PI/tsar:o. the Mike D'Oe Sir ‘Vit.t.tam Jritxlsouttes. Governor Et.lueite Mr. Cot:llitANK Jonsins's„ and Mr. Fauhs xat's Curtidges. jowed the ilrOCC•11:1011.0111.41 :OMNI In the most solemn manner down Raker-steesk s through Portman square. North Andley-street. Grosveour square, S .nth Aodley-street. Curronmstreet, PiCilta• dint, St. Jasties'e-street, Pell-mall, Parliament street. and arrived at the A hhey about three o'chmk, where it was reeeived hy the 1)1,4 M, the King's Seim tars, end the full Choir. The Coffin was talon not of the liesrse, and supported by ten ancient Noblemen of the Careerde Jr Cerps to Louts the Sixteenth, who bore it to the Chapel. The Coffin is very superb ; it is earered with crimiion velvet; on the top was a silver gilt crutifix, the ornaments end nails ere elan silver gilt; on the Plate is the fol lowing ',ohm, ln eat rt.• Cusps dr tree heuate tree pa.ir.nte, et tees 4 -- tr•TlPtste Pritt....irm Marie fosepiiise Lsalwr de Savoie, it-ure dePriuse et de Havens. Decedie au Chateau Ds Hart. set: en Datkindheluebire. le 13 IStreesubre 1910; Agee de 57 am, a mole, et it join." The foment! Winer was performed by the Arch bishop D'A:doom hassle, sod en excellent sermon was preached by Monsieur rAbbe nx Bousrau. Cousteton NANT01111.1.1? sod De La CULLTS.34I arranged the order of :he funeral, wh:ch was sou. darted in the most Solemn inuotter sod regularity. by Mr. THOMAS MARTIN, of Georgt -streets Putt- . man-square. STANFORD, Nov. 13. The satisfaction off riled by the extensive spread of the British System of Education must be gratify ing to every benevolent mind.—The Inventor of it. Mr. Lancaster, of the Royal Free School. Loadoo. is continually on the alert. spreading information of its mature and the benefits it is colculated to pro d ice. He lectures at fileautlutin this day, wad et Newark to-morrow evening. Mr. Lancaster also intends lecturing-at Peterborough, Iforocustle. Louth, soil Lincoln, of which due notice will be given...--We • mentioned a regnisitiop, •in cons.. spinier of Mr. Lance-rer's Lecture., being signed try the inhabitants of Northampton. to the Mayor, to call • town's meeting for the establishment of a school on the British System is that pliers.. That meeting has been held. and 'Ascriptions opened for effecting the same.—Me. L.'s l.ectnre at Not. thigh's,» was honoured with a seri numerous and respectable assembly. GA • retrisition to the Mayor to call a meeting has received many vespeet •hte signatures for patronising a echool in that town. Mr. Lanesster recently returned from a journey to Scotland. hoviiig travelled also* Hato ini'es, and lectured eight times in twenty-three days. School. on a large wide are estahnsising at E.brilnirgh and Glasgow, and our Northern neighbour.. after a fair trial of national education for nearly true ha:lilted and fifty y •ara, are only more SHICIOUN he adopting 11r. Lancaster's inventions. to extend its la-oats to their increased population ; and in this respect are • good example to us in the South. When Mr. L. was honoured with his last inter view with the King aml Royal Family, the King sent for the Duke of Kent. awl personally intro duced him to his Royal son. The public will be pleased to learn that poor soldier.' children aro to he made partakers of the benefits of the new sys tem. The Duke of Kent has intro.ince.l the !din into his regimental school of grin scholars, its an ex ample to ell the regiments of the lice • WA. when Mr. Luicatter lectured at EliablOrlth, a d.tech. mint of the scholars was ordered ley the Duke's cionial..l to march to Edinburgh. to .I!usirate the lecture, by practising part of the ay.tem ; which they did am elst the cheers and p'au.tii, fJuo persqns—an as-enthly onmerons, learn• 1, and re spectible--etinet I) de lighted with Cie prayes4 m by the prior childir., and the pfplant limp! of their Loyal hruefaehir.-.The Duke of has viol !ished a 'thud at Wohara. at his own expense. and the Duke of Northitrabeiland, who fore he. hayed to Mr. Line:truer like • Pr' he same at Aliswick.—Sehools are abut to be est,- .eil at Portsmouth. Chichester, I:wwich, Bury, Newelistle„Shield4, and mats othc• and there yen be sin iaol.t of the p 11,14:1 of the King, the latt•scri. the Prince of Vl"alfs, ar the Royal Fan) pitonoming this it &MI realised by the instrucven of every pazr child in Britain. ST .1,13 . 1E5S Altdet. • The Canoeing were among the laialftfd arta' ilia Nta a eV s er's health yesterday :-- lie Duke age. Allison Mr. Retreat The Dnehemi of klimeliestrr Ihr F. Staiidlits Ludy Saloom Mr. T. Weimar. lard lino Lady S. Seymour Alilenn: a !luntir Iltr. R. Adair Lora a::0 Lady C Itiodnet The Risleep of Ely Lieut. C. s. Yliippa Mr.. Dampier Lady 1 I umrave Captain Heiterfold lad. M CO agarakt Mr. Wilbraham Rout% Mr. Kenrirk Mr. Addington Rialeop of flaliabery ' Lieintenant-General Taylor Sr Joiner", Lady,. and 31or. It I Poutett - Roan timinal Campbell The itsaiernasi Mineola Earl of Sandwich Mr.. hackney Inks ...f Qiiireisalrery Alr.marl Laity RI. Markham, Lai lof Malmeohary Adan.rat Aplia • 11100. W. it. Spear& Mr. Tieracy . air Chinn. flower Leib Niemand Lord Antra lir. Xratittlatitbrirh Lord Seine. rills Mejoralikarret Croahia The Rcqeder of Leedom Mr. %V. P. Re-rowdy ; Alderwaß Birth • , Capi_Partes.jor 14k Gime Lady Frances Harper Nev. P r. Jackehaa Mr. Ilrederick Mr. P. Casey • . • Lord Sydney . Earl at Atratiassaws Vistaed and Viscoentreis Mr. C. Adman . Wirutworth I jcat..Gra Leases . Mr. Omelet CAPa at eas el ViaeArir • Gear. at Loft Mr. Hasailtas • ' Mr. Miller Mr. AVMs Mr. Herbert Mr. S. Itterabqn 4_," - Lady Carollite lirrire'rt AD. W. It. Irby. ' 7 4 Tier Drau of Weedier Capt Paulett, IL X. How. Henry Le•gge Earl et Dysart lend apilLaely tilitrioree Capt. Wire, IL X_ ...,. • ~. Mr. Mrs. and Mess Dimon Limit-Col. triiiliaA4l,' 11l Emil of Morton Gilson stir A. Gordon Rm. Dr. Carey The Coaluaiorioaers a CV.. xi,. Maraomar• • toms Lady and Mine Crepes Mr. Ponsonby )11r. F. Rewire Lord Napier Lady A. Vanua Mr. Serjemit Online . Kir H. V. Tearpose lady Drake Col Dared . Mr. IL. Used ' Areblawbuy of Teri • Mr. &coati • . Major 1 bossier . . Mr. Roberts Rev. E. Coma Mrs. Cot, Jobe Itrawel Mr. Carjraat Mr. and Mrs. Matta Mr. Normal Edet Mr. Jet* • • Dena Ur Albarlawritio • Maim Stratton Major %dory Mr. Dalrymple _. ..• . Sir William Lciglataa V weawatras Wdliftels ; Flo.. lohts 01.11ra Mrs. Farrah Ric Pointe*" Mom N Fusel Lard Cadman Limn .Mes. at Oa I#4. • *tribalism at newlabire rY MI. Wyss Ralaries Gratis* • ,- .. air. W. bin Mr.issiwr. Rev. Aft. Carr Laity Illardient Rail of Riinlreirys 'Mr gvery Mast - Mn. H. Cannot/ell ' Lord Pormaran Calcified I) it,.. nee. Dr Indeed' ' Learrnant-Col. Norwell • Mr. Part ley . The Ladies Merin, (Lenard Leis.' . P.arl of Roche! irt . Sir. W. Madam ' Lirnseaaor-Gra. Napkins Mr. Mira . Lord sad Lady Gleeltarrie Col. Leads • • Mr. J. Drunemead Mc twilit" Ilipb. - Ns: Ma . . Mr.. sad Mimi aramier. • Mr. Wallace ' Lady Bumf* ltr. Henry Illr.'ffilhrallnim •• The flomion Moister Mr. timetb Cadistea Captain Lied , , Mire Garth . Um. Altar Baentwea Earl Gm . 1 Lady Reads C•tised Wureassi Mr. Moak . Earl sad Criwareas ',Twit. . . Lady de Crispin/ limbs Mr. Wysft The hwiweswahhowa- Lord and Lady Radstach Lard Wadadwise Mira Wataterave _ Mr. Feetcolive. Trollop of Durlssai Lord Pretßidelit Lon W Bentiork ' Mr Train - Sir Edema," Cori inifnl LleSll.•Cal.Ytet Drape Causayas of Berryman Lieut.-Ora. I'wewirdt Mr. W. Fitrr-rilil Lirot..tten. Ni.. Li^lltf alaSt.lieil. Maciawald Mr. naps . .. .., Nrs. Ryder . Cohotel Ritter !Wm Perceval lAirti liinti-o • Laity VIII• 114 Sir J. C. illppialay Mrs. Rule, la Capt. South - Cimino Langley li.uril Teknusessutla . _ Ur. Whittle Camotara Dowager at Itamitli Diitracer lAA) Stack% Mr Lewis alive Rorbsest Mr. remits • Lirairitant•Ciihinel Venter Mr. H. Sandhog Mr William Kro4t Mr. J. Maier . • ' Mr. E. Brandt- Cspt. Crtbeatt . , • Lord and LA, Ciensortie Eettr•ridatiral Stdira9lll Archbishop of C4lllefhitey Sir R. GUMMI .. • Mr.T. 11.17alpais Mr. Lay Mrs. Atkyar Lord liner Celletal awl Mn Glamor Mr. MAW.' Sage .. -: ' • Itorilera of lards lad alai CoallarallateralM Mr Pnast.ialty . allosils t., • r 1•4 'II s, r 1 Mr. E B Frederick Ur. lidrib .• • Laid Degree _ _ Dow seer A i • Iliarehi ipme r- r Mr. Bellingfield . PI 11r. J. &main Mr. Carrioglem , Bishop n( Cheater Mr G. rimed" -• • ' i• Mr. Pemberton, Mr. T. Wail Mr. Deities Mr Was Hari Mr. Mellor Coloaaf e p . , Sir Mark Sykes Licit, r oem Major Dirkin. Eat of Posolliet Liest. (lea. Sir T. Bloom. Mr. Cbeteril • field . Mrs. P Capt. Cepel, R. N., Mans a Z ie yas The !loath Sea Company Mr. Lan Lord rtr!irri Fitzgerald Lieut.-Colwell rifts Mr Trasimeno . Earl Maostaterria Geoeral Dela/ray Mr J. Caektivera • Mr Haarooaaley Lard Reandure• Mr Culeinvi Dr. Wilms Mrs. and II i.i. Colt-tam. Mr. Plante Major Barclay •••••- ucoeral Ogeris Mr John Maeplvervos Mr J. Stale Mr. Ashler Cooper Mr. Deal La ly Ann .lablev Cooper Admiral Marv" Lica.. f'ol Neville Mr. Elliott Cnl. Rehoo Lord Joeelya Olt. Blair Mr. W 9' i, Capt. Chritt4ll ' R. N. Ttre Compionoofyi mod 11. Marrptie of Iloroued rretery of the Vietoolitnt ' Lord Merck 7.-ul sad Costume of ikoier ilk. J uJce-Adwrieatc•Generd onto,. Sir W. Fithqulilr Dr. Iterpir ' Sir )farts Gerund Rear.Arlinotol Wane . Dun. Mrs tip... Sty I. Atidereiro .. Mr.. end )list Tieree7 VIPCOUIII KIM! ellAi . I Sir W. ratorot llehniral ..tputiora * Mr C ..iiiiii.; Unit-Geo. 13 ,rtroi.. Lady Ander.:o 1.1...rit..C0i. auto% Mr. ilniriirth Cirtterri Fyn* Mkt end Gerber. of Mai. Lard *ad Lae/ Dargemboo beivi t ,:h Sir A.Johothos 140,„ ‘...roarer Mr. T. Ltolaile . Liriii. C.d. a.... :el Ike. R Woolf/ QI .1 Sir T. Tr.n.: The tort sad Wks - MI6 I oily Trine bombs. Mr. Aide Colonel Jeoltiosso Lult of kI outrage Earl Iletberooll‘ . Mr. tS. Poiteenby Sunday evening the Pnnee of WILES asdbote of Yo teK arrived at Windsor. Ye,turdev moviing End. CAKOCII tattal L2Tfl. POt osetivtd at Wiut:i.r. Yr•terrigy lacoct.49 BEIRI.ti anti M.. DAS ft WI .1tot; tlity sat intomtted VA 'stied AD treliti.g. ~ .'L