The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-06-02 00:00:00

this week is 1,200 bags, viz. New Pi .ividcnce, % 3f bags; United States, 126 hag:; Brazils, 1,043 bag*. Sdear mai ket is flat, and the public wiles, consisting chief]. of limb oho. a and De• nn , Moire gone toff at a.. 1 lier• lower prices for the 'Middling and Iwlter decriptionn. . the quantity offer. il was 660 casks, of whirl, 550 were wild. We nor mill itllllo.ll engulf, (Ur surfs; and of East In. ilia tools x feet ‘IIIAO parcels of good yellow base keels sold to she g.ocets at 613. ditty pant. The Coffee market Las I.rrn extremely he daring the week, and scarcely any sales Prole,. %rept valor small tot. Of 6 ow oodißsty pr il3l/ 111111.01 , ‘ 111.11d1 to the icawers at 925. a 0s : Cur Domingo and usher I oreogia s- hnrr 110 fixed price. The Er sell Cocoa offered abbe sale on Monday, emulated of bags of very Pars, of winch 4061 bags were fur shipment at t fattest:logo r has W.lOl at 20s. per Oft.; and 1011(11 Prowl. atld. per 15 iVe have but little inquiry for Ito - r; new Carool:na, of middling to fine quality, has sold 3.1 ■ 255. cwt ; and 600 bags of yellow Bengal iltily fr. e. HUM is W111)0111 alteration. We have a for ooloiev for rlsewovil., at former ;wires ; .lantais a Loogootril has odd at 61 ft..; Caropeachy st 71. 10s. 81. ; soil Spanish rustic at 6/ es. a 61.16 a. per ton Ashes are steady, but the demand moderate; sew York Pots base mold at 40s. and *Mined Rostons st 4e... Turpentine of good rpiality has l nought Tall..w i. doll, and a parcel of skins was taken in at pub. tic ..ate at 70s. At the sate of East ?oohs goods yesterday, interior Atm,. ,tort oitol at 350.; Ginn Arabic at 31. 16s. a 41.; and the Salt. petre we. token in as 30... The th mind for Tobacco continues very limited; the trade have born pui guon% small parcels of Stems at a:redue -111111 Its mice. We have to notice a farther &trine of 33. a CI. per boatel no the prices of most deseriplonos of Grain, and though the roar kit on Tuesday was well attended, the Ito-Mess done su tl lwat is sot emtsiderahle; (fats 11•Alld been in better rvapiest. A public axle of 1,400 barrels freldt New York Flour So bond, and Lott° barrels free from honor owe, has 1111 - 11 mi_ tempo.], hut the whole WAS withdrawii, the Isomer at 3:os. and the latter at Sits. per barrel. Sour Floor is so less Jr. tonna, and prices talker theliniog. Ott.s.—Fish Oils continue vtry flat. American Sperm /jI was wild at 751 per ton. At Hull. gales of G. island Oil to ■rive have hire made at 30/. per tuts. In Seed Oils these has been little liminess duue, and the pliers are lower. STAPLE. ARTICLES. RUINED SI:01MP remain very dull of /Irmas.l, viol. al. flatlet offered at a cousiderable reductsuu, these ire few boyen. Postseripf. Tuesday. Jose 1, ISift, Firrr o'(Iork. In csiusiqueace of she Whilvan holidays, the SUGAR snorkel was only partially opened, and a few boards of fine tomboy were sold at Anwar prices; brown* are dull and rather lower. A public sale of 1,300 bags Brazil Corsts (the effects of a bankrupt), was brought forward to-day, and the whole sold with spirit at full pekes, the average being *bout Ma. per *wt. JOURNAL. OF A ROUTE 7 aluilUGH INDIA. IST COLONEL FITYCLARFNCE. The following if an extra( t front the above Work. just puLlisheil : " I cannot but csioess here, thong's with sorrow, that I am mot surprised mil religion is held in disrepute by the na tives of India. Being from its very VOIR ncc sontiolos to re reeve into its bosom any prinely se who offers, the mis wiessory. too ready to go tlwough the farms, dohs Clwistisios ‘l,-.vilest ...trios of the lowest class, or of no rseste, whose ideas moo hardly reach any persuasion except 01131 ',Nth is 'imposed by early ,tine 'lieu or limy. Their desert . Hoar fanner faith con Ise bounded only on self-interest, soil the gratificatioss ideating what they choose, of oviallowiag nrack, auil calling themselves of • mast er's male; seed fats. eying themselves of sisestre's teligioso What lore made the Hoodoos, I conceive, think ill of us, and look upon our n ib. gouts as dtgraJlog, is Ibis reception 1910 its communion of the burnt castes sod outcasts, whom they hold in the at. most horror, aid whose yell touch they avoid with as much eirculasrenua as we shush! the wonted f • leper. The natives ronsequeutly deem all Europeans.. ft their loCiscattoloste • goodwill to all mesa; to be of the lowest and vilest caste; because, according to their ideas, out. casts only untold admit antessis. lint neve' dwless the 'llp - riOrity of •ir tennis sad iolelng , ore m Ikea its due ioropeo‘sono iso maistarmimg our • stimotwoo amongst them 11. Noumea. Oho us that sonic Christian Missosuarivs, •swore of the detestation in wbirhs the lowest castes are held by the higher, sod desirous of appear. tag like the Ransoms. refused to associate wills the despised Voce, car lee admit them into the pale of Ilse chinch, but were very properly reprehended by the spumonc levile for lbs elistiottioit they had made, a being isorousisietit with the first precepts of the Clorisnao Religion. Tier troth is, that a Hookup of rank or family would, w eh:wrote lois re ligion, have to rowtroot uot wily with those bigoted prin ciples bidebbly in:ranted tit his mature, but with the sLesd lid of eicommunicatium, by which be would too 1. its very ulijrct of enjoyment, as well w respeet mid Is is not quite hupcless, therefore, to expect genuiut and sincere couversoon of these people to the Chris loan tero ; mod would it not be doubly inipracticelele, sl Id Ilse Missionaries attempt to extend their Ishuoirs he- Nona Ike meanest Classes above motioned, whose abjure s Icon adds still another difficult; with ~g „ ,d to t he h ig h er oral. is, aho could never codeine to be classed woe sots? fluor hiss been, to my knowledge, an inslaoce of AaY Ilitiovm of e Inion sir to•te being etinvertral .1.6 our J.,11111. VW only collet., sison of any kind, if it can he cello el so, that has come within any Owe. t 6111.11,*as that. ores 11141)- 11'6'4e Thasnin of one of the first (3111:11,4 in the (moony, ;she. is nut wily peen-city mister of the s is m s , 1 , nal has ga.neil • thorough scemasootaoce wilts the Luth.li :ao;;aiage and literature, and Wl* openly declared that the Br: ssssss 111111 1 , 1 416111 is no ils purity a pure .kisai, and not the gross poly. elo ism inns which it is degeilerated. I beraine we ll mil licitt.l with bon, and admits his tale sits mud moire- Etetits. His eloquence to woe language is very moral, and I mos told that he is still inure admirable in Arsine and Pee- ' Pilot. It herein:irk dole that he has studied mud thinuoglily luuderstaieds the politics of Europe. but moor Joartocularly those of Raglan.: ; sod the last time I was le 1111 eitiriP4e), be argued forcibly alpinist a so awn; tog army ill a free country, sad quoted oh the argoincties I..;•ouglit forward by the .11em her. 6 1 she thpposisi 0000 . l think be is, in Many seopects, a tome extresordovory permits. In the licit place, bets a religious refuels-I.r, who hat, amongst a people more loggideil than show 0f Europe no its middle ages, filer" d to think fur Imam*: His learnitia is most ratrusirr. as he is out only grotraily versant will, the h. st lows!is lioglisle, Arabic, Persieu, Bettgallee, sod Hilutoustsure, lint his even mooned rhetoric in Aisbic and w Cooglisb, sod epodes. Locke and lbseem un all ems:snows. Vl,llll the view ire Lee. thus 1114Tiil• i r s l y t k. n of the re b '6, manners, and co-t outs of rn many Icsi listi frurt his having otrularell 1:1e 11.1111bef or, &sail modes or addressing sod worshippiug the supreme ril•l14, he turo.tl to lois own faith with unperjonliced mind, tooted so lit ivorlril from lice relic:ion of Itie Wiles to a gross iiintaara, and was not afraid, though armee of toe culla, tler111:114 to pulitols 11.1 the world, i s , Be n gdiee an d E ag s,,A, oar rtk bugs itch 5l sans oil Ilse solijs et. °former lee was folly hrepart'd 1.• meet Stu hush of interested enemies, who, freel raid twilit'. a, wiaied to keep the lower classes in Ike Mtat• of the darkest iguurauce. 1 have understood that Isis &mil, have mooted hon ; that be loos been declared to have lost caste, and us liar the present, as all relig.un. ran. mars must be fur a Heir, • wail: Iss be scoffed at. Too is man of Lis srotiiiii its and rank this loss of ca-1e most be pecoliaily von ;•,0 , n o t a l Calmat% hr ascuuatta nolo the Else:Oslo. He is, However, cos off from all familiar and domestic inter course ; iasw ed ro om all eumontion:aiioo any kind with hr. otheinnis asol (4.1 , 11.1 . li ietbd, His bark, is 14 cans Moisten Hoy He as pliirolarly lettouome, 00l ..f a yes y dark t um pie a n n ., o f a po l e person, soot most cans -ramose. Ile I.l6llelWiell In lair n.. onjertion 10 rat and live as we do, Lot relolois front at ell meter out Its i spuse binnell to the impute. 1 ~., t . • tom of loving changed his religion for the piaci things of this world. He will sit at table with us while *l.. meat is on it, whet Itft ”tkrr Bramia will dn. He eontinueibi:Allnilte dress, but keeps • rammer, .mugs man of sunse property. He is very des' ))) us to •teit England and enter tine of our Universities, where 1 shall be moot anxious to see hip), and to learn hiv ides. of our ronotiy. it. 'simmers. cosmos, Scr. have Itemil of another Drnmio in Bengal, who, within the last three years, has written a hook to prove that eleii•t'imil Maliontet are inearniitiou. of Vishnu ; and this belief i. per. fent ly consistent with their religious opinion*, a. Sir W ahem Jones informs us the Muttons believe that the Deity has ap peared tutionwrable times in many part. of the world Cut the salvailusi of his cm:wolf.% and though we adore him in one appearintry, and they in others, yet we adore, they siiy, the same God, to "rllll/11 our SIAM' worships, though air &resit in form, are spially neeeptable, if they be sincere iu sithstaime. Nay, one of their authors assert., that Al. mighty God delighted in the various forme of religioo, jiwt as he delights iu the various face of nature which he has treated. " On our return from the bills, we went to the *rot where the guar*, to the number of sixiy.fire, taken Gum the ene. my on the 16111, were stationed, and where they made a very ►plendid slww. They ate of all sizes and shapes, and the carriages hum a WIJUNIIPIII 111111M1171 ON wheels to our most filll.hrli CUIIVIIMICC. TWO Inge guns, about twelitY-five feet long, which were meal (arum 1 sof the Rajah, bid not tarn l•runght in, their weicht being immense, These hare Len christened by our officers Gni( and Mitg. I was Noir prised to Itad many 'Dutch guns among the re , t, thonozli their having (mind their way here is nut inure singular than the following circumstance. " When the Rajah of Rewak was to pay al. shout five or six years ago, re %um of money, to the astiio.hensait of the coltertJr he offered in part several if sated Venetian viquins In gold. I am well aware of the pervading While running through the hawk of this Republic leefiese the des coveey of the Cape of Gond Hope; yet that these flans shushd have made their way into a conniry et riabely seven hundred miles from the sew, is a circumstance worthy of remark. The sequin is still well known in India by Millie, though it is core opted into the word claheen its value is four ropers. The Spaitish dollar is current io China ; and, from the vast quantities drawn to that country anuually en exchairze for it. tea, has become almost a drug. Roman coins have at different times hero found in various part. of India. WS is easily accounted fur, (ruin the ancient corn. plaint that loam has at all times attracted the veld sued silver of Europe to itself. II remained foj• so European Power, by tsiahlialsieng a pre-eminent gores Helmut on the spot, to rehire to Europe in private fortunes, and by other inseams, a por tion .'f this wealth." FOREIGN ENLISTMENT BILL. On this important subject, it cannot but be gra tifying to our readers to be made acqu -anted with the conduct of a former Blitish Sovereign in a pa rallel ease. 11'e therefore insert, with little cont meta, the following extract from Watson's History ilf Spain. Philip 111. page 108 : " The Spaniards insisted that James should pre sent his subjects from eidering into the service of the United States. The Spanish Ambassador said, that his Master haul expected to find in his British Majesty a good and faithful ally, and hoped to have formed an offensive and•defenisive alliance with him but if he was still determined. in imitation df his predecessor, to give assistance to the rebels in the Netherlailds, it was impossible but the Cd•• tholie King must consider him rather as an etienty than a friend. The English Commissioners re plied, that their Master could not iota regard the Dutch in the light of rebels; that their sovereignty had been acknowledged by some of the greatest Princes in Europe; awl the King had, nit his accession, found isto dose a connexion subsisting beineen them and his English subjects, as could not be dissolved without considerable prejudice to his kingdom he was therefore resolved to permit them to make keret within his dominions us for merly, hut, us lee intended to preserve a strict new frailty, he was ready to grant the same permission to the Archdukes and the King if Spain, and fur ther to engage that he should out send any of his own troops to the assistance of the States, nor to furnish them either with money or with military *lmes. The Swims!' Commissioners, finding, after several conferences, that all their renioustrances ou this head proved ineffectual, were obliged to ac quiesce in the King's proposal." • This'itse is exactly parallel null that of the Colo• nies, excepting that their independence has not yet been recognized. It is, however, in process of being recognized ; and it is a fact, that the British Government has had for some time an authorised and iteursalitet: Consul at Buenos Ayres :—pas the present Parliament less regard fur the political li berty of other States, and lOr the hest interests of Huitish connuetce, tutsis was felt by James ? We cannot bel'ieve that they will make is sacrifice which Ire had the rirtoe and the patriotism to 'rinse. MR EIGN INTELLIGENCE. PAR IS PAPERS. PARIS. MAY 29. There was yesterday a new meet:lig of the pi in cipal Rising's t.l Fiiiiice, at the house of ins etni -twice tho'Curditsul de Perigord. His HulniCSIS the I'upe has erected the Bishoprick of Quebec into the Sce ohm Archbishop, and has elevated to the rank of Bishops the two Grand ViCarN of the Ste. There are now six Catholic Pre- Litea, includrog the ArclibiAtop of Quebec, in the possessiolis of North America. They arc mottled by the (he:enigma of Greet Britain. The foreign pipets state, that the marriage of the Marwave Leopold of Baden with the Princess Sophia of Saeilen, to whom the Emperor of Rus ►ia, as ”nardiati of this family, has xiren his con sent, is fixed for the Myth of June. The .Hargrave will be named Hereditary “taitill Duke. An American ship, t h e Moms Theresa, has ar rived from New York at Paoillse, liver Bourdesut. We are informed that among the passengers on I,oaril tins ship is his Savage Majesty, Coruelius Saiiiionta, King of thi:OLeitla Nation, with seven - •• • • *F. • persona pits of his Court, Priocce still 'Princesses, who 'Mend to travel in Europe. Accouota from Leipaic staie, that the 1 keelling triple has nut RillYered in 6,1 litany by the stagnation of trade and the scarcity of money. The number of new works published at the preseut fair of Leipaic amounts to upwards of 3,000, and com prises every work t hat has been printed in Germany since Markiebnas, and all that will he publi.died before itlid-oniiner, iiie and Surgery fur. obis this time the greatest iviinber of winks : the number in this ite:.artment amounts to 73. THE Bitrnsm PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1819. —*Coedit Papers to the Ilth ult. contain the pant• rulers of the capture of the Spanish ship Tiger, Captain REVEIRA, Irons La thlira, by the Cons/i -ration, Buenos Ayres privateer, on the 10th of May, in lat. 36. 19. long. 34. 30. The latter ves►el had 114 men, tend carried 18 guns. It ap pears that Tiger mi►took the Constitutioa for a Spanish ship of war, being of a large size and hearing very much that oppeenatice, and made sail fur her, but duel not discover the mistake until it was too late to attempt an escape, although a very good sailer. The Commander of the privateer ordered Captain REYEIna, sod all the Spanish sailors, on board his ship, and compelled theist to sign a written paper which declared that they had been well treated by him. The Tiger had sio specie on hoard; the crew of the Constiitaint were not aware of this circum stance at first, bat being made acquainted with it, appeared to be much disappointed. Two Spanish merchantmen, under envoy of two armed brigs, had just arrived at Cadiz, from Vera Cruz and the flavaimali, with 100,000 dollars. Several vessels, under the protection of a schooner, sailed for South America about the same time. We have received Paris Papers of Saturday Last. iVe yesterday stated that the King of FRAM*: had, by au Order in Council, permitted 111arshal SOULT, Lient. 7 Generul PIKE, Dltt•T, REAL, and POMMEREITIL, 10 return to their native country. We have now to add the names of the Ex-Conventionalists FOUCHE (whom the Journal des Debuts is particular its distinguishing from thy celebrated Duke D'OTits NTO), ESCHASSERIAUX, THA NA UO. and !AMA ILL A UD, as exiles to whom his I‘l44esTv's clemency has been also exteoded. This exercise of the Royal prerogative in *hewing mercy to those who have beets uniformly considered determined enemies to the BOURDON name, and to the restoration of the Royal authority, has given great umbrage to the Ultra-Royalists, and iii some of the Riris Journals is even made a subject of reproach and ridicule against the Keeper of the Seals, who had on a recent occasion declared in the Chamber of Deputies that that class of pantos, among whom the names of Four:tie, EsctlAs. SERU( ' and THA BAUD were enrolled, should never return to France. " Thus," remarks the Gazette de France," this absolute and positive never must be understood to signify in eight days." The project of the law relative to the journals and periodical writings was adopted in the Chamber of Peers, on a division, by a majority of 142 to 14. In the Chamber of Deputies the estimates of the present year continue to Ire discussed. On Friday the Budget for Foreign Affairs was examined. This estimate amounts to a general sum of 8,000,000 fr. from which M. RODE? proposed a retrenchment of 250,000 hr. born the expense of the organisation of the bureaux; to reduce to three millions the el.- proses of diplomatic agents ; and to take from the snit, of 1,550,000 fr. the estimate of secret and accessoiy service, 550,aiU0 fr. These proposed siiiirnilinents were subsequently merged in other amendments moved by %l. CHAUVELIN, which went to make a reduction of about 1,000,000 fr. in the entire, but the Chamber successively rejected throe motions.—The further discussion was then adjourm ed to the following day. Sundt, the murderer of KOTZEBUE, still lives at ; but lie becomes from day to day inure feeble, so that no hopes are entertained of his final ircovrry. His relatives and friends are admitted to see him. The French Five per Centv. are at GG f. GO Bai:k Sock, 1,500. Velterday war a close holiday at the Stock Ex. change ; but private bargains were done at 662. A communication relative to the Loan is expected this day ; for it is understood th•+t there is a meet ing of the Mini,ters to arrange the financial measures, amount of the Loan, &c. Meanwhile the Ex changes are becoming more favourable. Letters from Cadiz to the 11th May have heen received. On the preceding evening gaited Iron that port the San 7 helato and Alexandra ships of war, and the Preens frigate. The destination of this little squadron, whose sailing has been frequent ly ordered and co 00000 ermanded, is understood to be Luna. The vessels were separated train those con stituting the grand expedition, and additional exer tions used to limtest their equipment, as P 001) 143 arrival at Lord CoconaPtE to the Pude Occiut was known at Madrid d~ r ''. 10zP ; . 4 -, '. ' :14 It 4 -"Viiri • ' ilk t: °J•••• ' '' v •••'' -.,, j ",+l 1,-4: ; : ') . . `!•• *.• ~- --- • ' . --1:- .. 1 .?•-,--•, 4 ,1' '. i f C~ '','t f,ot tA• - - •-•lTh r l. 4-,gir e• LORD e:IA.IIBERLAIN's JUNE 1, 1819. TI,. ('rinse 11. , :cat's hirth•day wttl he kept DI) Th11”.1,1, Ilie 17,1, mst A o ...o Mhich ors, hiss It,, I liighuess hold at lh . ..twing•lZsisosit at 13.1.1.1 ,altaat.llolll , e, at two ts'sisst k N —.The Pil , vittalioits and Receptions will he ils atl respect. enufuruz4bk to the regulations anhoptett by her late Meje►iy. TILE DRAWING BOOM The Drawing-room of the PRINCE IIEGFMT, aineouticril for the ;di itrdtent. at Buckingham Hour, prunnir+ to lie moat videnclidly attended. The mercer., montioti-rwikero, •t the writ rod of the town, have her.. for N ome dime actively employed to peroration* for it. Thr silk mercer.' *hop* le eve been crowded in the forenoon with Ladies, Nelectieig the nnacital4 of their dresbe., in which they will appear on this brilhaut scene. TB PUCIIENV OF KENT. Oa &loud iv the Oilier,* AUGUSTA arrived At Ketisi lig, MI Pahl*, about hal f.psst twelve No'cloCk, on a s s•it to the I)iike and Dm-brim of Ii t.NT, where her Itn) al 11.gituess rernsined some iime, and afterwards retui lied to ‘Vi.itlsor. The gener..l imluiries after the state of the litiebess continue numerous. Yesterday the flluwing bulletin was issued : " Kensington Palace, June I, 1819. " Her Royal Riglowa Ma Duchess of Kent has passed a tolerably good slight, and continues' to a programa, state of amendment. The ialrut Priocest coalman to do well. • (sigsed)• “J. WIllalION. • " P. D. DAVIS." MA RRIAG E 17r717011 - LI FR.:, • ~~ Yesterday WM% married Captain WHITE MEL ‘ . vit.v:, of the Hoye! Lancers. to Lady CATHERINE OsnortNE, only daughter of the 1341Chet* Dowager of LEEDS. The interesting and lovely. bride •sontr' the favourite companion end friesiti of our ever-to.' be-lamented Priticess CHARLOTTE of WALES.- Immediately after the ceremony the !sappy pair vet off front the house of the Duchess Dowager (7f LEEDS, in Lower Grovenorsvireet, for the resi dence of their Noble relative, Lard FRANCIS OSBORNE, in Nottingham. . • MRS. HENRY BARING'S GIL4S D BALL, On Nfondny evening this distinguished Larly-Apeneil her or* residence iii Berkeley-square, to the Haut Tam, %lilt gi magnificent ball and supper. The preparations sue the oc. casino were iii the first style of splendour. Thy a iranda *AV ens-loped with green gauze; the columns within werP.WO lwined with Inarel, with lofty stand., on which were plseed pots' of the 'owl choice flowers, and Ih umnratr,l with three variegated lanterns. The whole suite of elegant apartments on the drawing-room floor, six in number, with a temporary our, iu which were vases of flowers, were must tastefully di corated nod lirilliantly The Iwo principal eiawilig.rottrus were appropriated for dancing, the floors of each were chalked in a very tasteful osmoses. ; the l c inertial one was illuminated by a very rich ut diamond lustre, suspended from the centre will, Frenchs bronze figure, bearing 13 lights eacih. The wiudow.curtatys were -of rich greets satin, with flowe rs from a Fietieh, pest. ' tern, brought over by she ;Fable Hostess and maitufactinresh. in this ennui.", the draperies, &c. with superb fringe. this awl the 411juitaing apartment were superb lofty Fired plate glasses. l'he company began W Millie soon &flew. lei! o'clock. The hall commenced about eleven' with walla.% sail quadrilles, led oil by the following distinguished coop's& sisal Duke of Ladner Lemma. • Marquis of Worms* Lady 1.. Thymic. Marquis of Exeter Lady M. Stanley. - • Count Carattian • Ladies Grey. laird SlowitCharles.. Ladies Paget. tad Strathaven Ladies Ashley. Lord Graves Lady L. Gower. Earl of Denbigh ~ Lady G. net. The stopper, which consisted M all the luxuries of. the !remain, with witty' mid (leveed of the choicest description, was attuounced about one o'clock; it was prepared in six rooms below stabs, with a temporary one, ito which the Duke of Gloucester sad party, consisting of twenty, supped ; in the other rooms upwards of 300 covets were laid. lhoritog commenced at lialf.past two, and continued till after five. it was the grandest entertainment given thus narrow 'Plus company prcseut t xceeded 600 prisons of the first distincrima and fashion. YrOertfity the Duke Or YORK transacted roili. tory boomers aid) the PRINCE REUENT at Carlton Hou.e. Lust evening the Ductless of YORK left town for (Wands. Princesses AUGUSTA Slid Sopttta, take daily airiligs in Windsor Park. Saturday the Princes► SOPHR of CLoUCESTER arrived in town linen Windsor, where stir liati been nil a vil•it to the Princesses AUGUSTA and Monti A. Yesterday the Princeits walked in die gardens at the back of the Queen's Palace. Prince LEOPOLD went to Gloucester House yes terday morning. on a visit to the Duke mid Dueness of GLOUCESTER. In the afternoon his Royal !ligh tness visited the Doke and Duchess Of YOktIL, at York House, St. Jianeos Palace. Thr Marchioness of llEnTroan ha* issued cards of invitation for a grand ; .brailny rot the t 4 11 inst. at her rtsidence iu Mah , ,:iiester-stinure. The County:is GROSVENOR ;.;it•e a splendid rout yebterday evening at Grosvenor [louse.. Prince ESTERBAZY Will give a grand entertain ment on the 12th inst, to a large part of distinguish* ed personages at Chandra House. General Ross gave a grand entertainment yes terday to the Ain bit,sodur Guar the Netherlands and a ',arty of dittioction, at his house in Port land-place. Lady Attinstoot gave an elegant brill yesterday evening, at her 'nitric in Matielitld-street, which was very uttendtd. Laxly lik:Anicont's rout on Monday evening. in Grosvenor-K{l.l4re, waa attended by upwards of 300 fashiontible.. Arrival. at tlw Mount Hotel, Lower Grovenor arms :—The Rev. Mr. Sri ykr, from Oxford ; pt. CU 1111111; It.N. horn the East Indira; My. Mr Ilulems.tr, fi um bme Pia) James Daly, Las. M.P. (rum Lis best is Leland. Ti! OUTIM crukEs. The success of the Outiiiiim lectrire, at Mr. FINN',, in Nea,treet, Spring.garderia, oo la.t Saturday, wit 4 unprecedentird.ni t no amnio n Wor e the couuneuceonent of this rational awl pun Iv niersl eidertaiiioneut wait 'there so-full an atunit,, once. rot this Purees, they roe:lrk are twlrlop.t to the spirit of truth enrl reilgioil which tio: , breathe; and the loadahle anal moved by th i; amiable, benevolent, sa i d truly respretaltle fuuath q its contribute to the improvement of ..achy .;,; i i n me n tie 'lowliness. Their interest this sess nn not a littl e enhanced by the embeliislimet.t. 0 ( ;i s scene. The eye of every viotilr of St. Jamer'ii toj c been long struck Null the noble minvot i of Mr. PEN s, fronting the Queries If with the whole length of she Park rail the between, and it. beautiful garden, which, thoude ceic.arily li,ttitrd ill extent, linasts in its aluohlorre timber not unworthy of ills! forest. Ti Mier* have berm recently added a taoeful chariots, Nod harm improvement., forming. with a view of Weonito. star Abbey, a landscape enlivened in beauty I I any reaideoce it that pert of the tune. IV.. IMP not. therefore. slrpri4ed to leery, had attracted the notice of our artists, one of a4noy ar noillerstand, ti employed upon a ti e * i.r t i n/ floe micnints, comprising thegardesi, With the 14)1n. patty promenading as usual on the drys d tae Outhilen Lecture, far the printed cony ..1.4 . qt-O till engraving of it is intended as the how i•piece. runen.4sr: OP In thet y rregivelt, wr fe4tl voile „Li 11.41 in Ih. ..sit I) mi•l I Irm. 111 ~r •hat try it t 411.1 oirr...ary fu import Cum liogbaistl yousig won. s 414 ‘k WO- fur A bites acemmkovitile ()ilea th.se , hipments, and .1,1e4 !Amami. August 12, 1021, it Illsistral•we • I Ilie sionpittily.d the times, and liar concoct's fw• the welfare of toe culut.y. It is•as follwws " We send you, in the ship, nue widow, and eleven fur wives fur the people tot Villein : theft: hulk tweet espti..l tare had iu the eitotte of them fur there hash nut au) them teen received hut upon gond commend itions. " ht ease they cannot he preoently married, we 'bn,- Mit they may be put wills StNI.I4I householder• (hat list.. sir. till they call be pruviilrd hushansls. 1 . 1,re linfly firgy more that are short!y to come, And fife S,Tit by uur thituntraltle Enrol oil Ti:liastirer; the E %riot* sonthswp. tuts, and Minna worthy GPiliklllPll, who, tukine New cousideration,'"that the plantation can Misr fl inrisb Till families he pJaut d , and the respects 511 wives situl children tpr thetrlteseplettu the soil, therefore, have trivets this fur butisinioig; fur the in embus of w li o ,e t by, ....es it is ender. eil, that every man that marries them give 121)tW. ut best I,ot tobacco fur each sit them. " Though we me deairun. tilt tl.•e marl iirze cording io the law of nriture, ! f et we w,, ild 'lot la:re ihn.e maigN .ItreiWed and married to tier, net., lint only to eii.!l fret miss Isr tenant,: at; hive means to them. We may yun, therefore, to he tither them in th's bowies*, not etitoting tlitta to runny atfamst their will," On Monday the infant ;oft of Count it , i Conn . testi LUGS. Ws. baptiser' by the Hee. S-AXBY PEN ,FOLD. 'ut the Manger Marchionees W . LEN/. DOWN% 1110E1.1., in Allatmode-orreet ; the a l lotewis Isere, his_ltoyal Highness the Doke of YORK, the of A NGLMEY, eiNi the Dowager Mar chioness of LaNsunws. 'Elie Noble Nlutchi,inee4 gave au elegant entertainment to a bel-et tinily of distinction, among whom Mere, the Doke ot the Mirquir of ANGLESEY. Count 11.11 enowes• Lucy, Eirl of LooLanaLK, Lotil A trr ult Ili t. 1,, Mr. JEKYLL. &C. Ou IVlorsday the Royal Horse Guards were in. specterl by Gellert!' BOLTON, :merit:. 1 by Ills Aides desComp. The PXRSIAN AMBASSADOR has piullifie I his in. tention of being present this evening At Druly.luoie Theatre, attended by his suite. Jults Bull IM 'evincing his usual curiosity to see au illust,ieus itraiiger, end by his avidity In taking boxes fur to. seems to have a sly hope of getting a glance at the beautiful fieir Cit cussiun. Sir TIEOMAS LAWRENCE:, the celebrated English painter. arrived in Koine on dor lath of May, Irmo Eughtild. charged by the Put NCE REGENT IN ext.- cute a felt length portrait of his Ilidniess Pope Pics VII. • This artist is lodged iii the Palace of the Quirinal, and has had the honour of hem; pre sented to the llwly Father. Elm e Llt e NT.—We are informed from good ay. tliority, that a youlig Lsdy of this vicinity, who vigil& to u very near degree of relationship In soma of the first in the Empire, amide • VIVIVI4 V VII to ii,e T,sills!e of Hymen a few days ago, with a Gentleman of a neighbountig cOunty.--1 Carlow ihruing Po %1. Arrived at the Edinburgh Royal Hotel:—The Earl of Ea utwro , Lady JAN' MONTOOMRRY, Lord Aucitiosun Mu:ill:wiser, and Sir SAME/ STu ART or Allitributik. IlleUriog of rote's life is now Itecome so mit lid a mode of securing n IlfoVl-1011 fur n et: teri;ig flittA, • that the stab - ibis of offices which are set up fur the purr- . bstauties all Miele sting queatiuu of politic concetsi. It more parlizsdarly so, because Life lOstll - 411Ce :Sor.ii It ventiiiers tun ready m e ans to Mist usisound sciiimes oti the public. At first, and for 'eyelid years, Lair Offis rs have little to iiir by, In accumulate deposits; the vela: , weds are only to be made to postern!. The f Is, Otto - foie, must for some years appear doorishin, although tie deposits may he wholly inadequate to tiny the eags:-- ntento through. Now, se sect-rat of the established sock:- r have dune all that can be effected by experience, sod gond management, to render Co se ass.ociations lose. ficisl Its the public, the projectors of new offices Noe no chance of drawing peisoua to them, but by off , ' susciasive seductions in the deposits. lipsNeions delusive rept eseittations crowd the ineinatioo *bah many have to to the cheapest pixie, and iit blindly commit the raviugs they inalie fir their • coca to outs ied schemes, aitliuut rilfictoing, that it 111 • ffeheStite fait, Iletif wives and orphans wtil be that lost ,, i Not the prwjertois, who, so long as thine hold together derive profitable employnieuts at may rate.—Dr. Putt: said of the Life Society projectors to liia day, "That iluy believe that the schemes they are sw e ptirtiog will lust th-ir time, and they will be 4aisseis; and as to the injury Ilia sissy lin done to their suceessina or to others, it is at s distance, and they care little about it."—Recent dierkoutc" which have been made public of the Alamo of cite hit. surauce Society sed, thsn popnlar, ought to pot the pub ic again on their guard. Thst the htibintl6l lit Life suriatice is out so profitable as iiiiciestist persons reperke..l• is evident from the faxi, t bat upon the 1 , 1 pitoniutos rat Offices have failed, :sod Ohio' have broken n o , tenet fiat months since the Men hers tit n arty res re.sh_ t I e Lit Office—the flirmingloini—efier mu experience ofeleves Y " • were to astisfied deal an extensive itssociutiOn. "i i good management, were necessary fur secuiity. 0111 Ili.) broke up (twit Society, anti paid upwards of .20,1)01. 154.1.0, MOM Its the PitovfoxfiT LIFS UfFJUL, to be adotittsil that Awscialivits