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' ►e Captain :M ir F-thvenlCeeeetry. Gest- to be. eiseateer, vice *Wee, who resigos-4014 . 614 cklet...-Ewits grows ileklangteet . . 111 " 11 ^ out pureleass vice Biggar, • II 11a, ' IRle. ' William Anneslot Gplifilli, Gel. S 0 .6e Belie, wiei Aek !god—dated as above. Seth elhlo—.Cortsie Henry R. hibek, foOti dbettdrit tat; to AO Coplaiss of a enema di, Wirt' John a. si)altr ,r who fteb" epow kit Mr of the bllb 1 1 41etLeetrol is Stow, 40 t 11 diere—liceiciet 17111i1welarkP, ow' IWO/6r Robt, tobetiowbewillti• vie/ fairer, c t iiianiia—aiittA kph * her 1.1, 1917. ^ - __..,' esdremo—Zia Wlliblii Sc itotil e 7 1 finivitgw' pie of the 01 refill p... 1 ., *T raV icgt nervy A r 11, who type il . lite --doled Asitil VI, 11114. '• • A "' " " ''' OH, h e Cap l' e t: 01. 7 9:_jbli'ae,a 16411 " . A i ii N he Captain era I, ,18.04 vow —slated Mated - Vb. tel . •' • • • • 4 . i l 1 . 1 " 4 1 " . Sohn Peso; Gent. to be IblllpiltOblellibtebiltellknb, obi, velittit—stuted Roy 44.1M7: . ' '' s 16th eh tio--Eusign kiln! lobo Uriettootet. :pith. tat pou Jboo , 1 6 1 7 . ~‘.1 1 1 1, 1 A 16 . 4.1 7111...1LD 10.. 3 1 19 Is ditto—Lietlessel Moles ;11rbrls leeiTior, tooms ha pery got the Itegtebeot, to be 'Liostettent, tie. 'JAVAN' Os trow, who rstellooree, reteiviag do diferetie..-tbaleil A ISOM, 19.1817. Zo.igfs Jets Good,'" -to be Liesteowit, triebblik ilitititioel eke Brook dreeveett—oloted Aired 110,.1•061..Te , . , ii• - Ride lkigiuk--Capiole William, Henry .Steven, treelike holf-pay at the 180th Foot. to be CoototO Ut_ 11 1 4 , AFIRVII, vice Jobs klacdersibl, oho eulogises—ailed April 13, bet Per I .IFOWV LV INTELUQS4VPZ, A TAI • • •3/130-1 ad' bavirr rs N an if•A! M•; H fl. w 7 .044 mitt, Wit t TRIAL OF THE NORDIIIIIIIS OF M. RIAU* SITTIMI Or &PAIL 9.8. • i t of . .A • .i•••••••• A. , - - After M. noudet had beeu heard iu taro* a l Boucal, the woman iu whoa-louse the murder wen committed, Burlide, who stgiotot put upoo hi* de 'fence, read what follows :•-a. l ' , " las occrrttiflistrinict47 0 14 are the proof: ? .40eS 17th or loth of Northathillig.filbaell with Bed) 4 " 14 Lard; but thiiecottld sol love bees w tit'lath, since one of she %rummers had evit h optip,4l.ppetplA,4lontur lob", as -esseditig so the other .44.«' ikarlsaiona at Ferrandli eaffembouse. On the 1441111.11".11plialii a meeting with , 11fusIdes et eight o'clock; nanbletili irpositiun of Casale., At she Assizes of Rode., Urs"lx Pavilion stated a convey. tuition which she had forgotten.") bey first depositions. To day three fresh witaesscs attest the same fact; and the wretches are sot aware that the pates lailtir.oo l llbitrt the greater will he their ahsaidity. Who ma helium. list at, five different times in live different places, and align** ids same minute, 1 could iu a load voice have assignedibeitnie (or so fatal a meeting? But why advert to antecedent cir otowniances, whew sin perssias have see. lie perpetrating the 4'l ? 1 reply, that Se name these anxiliaries of the aeon-' motion is suifteieNt to decide the degree of cyandessei L dee Su limn. -,. 6• r 4 ,\N 7 , 14 r e 6 .4". f t : 4E4t ) 1 Ps i - • • $ V ( 6 • tilt 'k r; ••••••,4 ;: . "71 mo„ a f 4r o'"$.0eAV ;; ;;;:•••,.. 1 .• tris be Captain •• a rovamey, vier Grote, who exchanger.- dated Angola It. 1517. 40th dittu—F.as.gte Thomas atiller, Mom the lodfpay of the 97th Foot. 144 be F.nsign. rice 0 , 81888 ligathe *hu "- chaagee--dated Aril 13. 1818 re pt 48th ditioa.-Lieutm M oot ono theolluesdihrog half. pay of the 711th Foot. to he Lieateigigl i rartl, who periling's; receiving the differen as above. :49th ititto--Capiaim IVilliala Ileadeville, frail half tar of the Itrgstoeut, I. be Commits of a (Amps% Ave troll.nm Wilk lama. wham:hap% rex:Arial' the diii•lmorrqialsd October 1,1817. _ . _ . .. . . ,_11 . 10: 4,1 West ladle Ihnintellf.'4llPWA be Lieuteaaisa, without perefinee t , Tics dated as above. Gentleinau Cadet MAGA tsi, Aim the &Pal Military College, to he &sir% via usionooneted es itioitc. 4th West loins' Retirarot—beetuid Lieutenant Writ! Home, froai the blot Foul, I. be benign, site Dun, whe es- chasits-dated as /beer. aural Atrium Corps.-Uteeteospi Jeba carrot! Peach, (rota shelseltymbnf Use loft Csaa4ims irascible', to be Lieitte- suet, vise yFalleoes.neeye=oed abate. !dam=repatip r Or/Meet* sad protection lit be Eilaigo, wide. set porebre 7 -46,10 Orly, • Ilfamoiwzitme The Ceemtioli3Of Coptsie Jepeur, of din rbtlt , to eneenited tU . 30tb January, l$ 4, but be Pe skit allowed to receive soy beritriy., (Fa. valsal4der aJ Olvidti use, b is I*g' : rk .% • '' apatsealsokesestos—..-. t; .401 sal r/41. • ". t»,..* • EAST 1N DI BS. ---•sha-t ht. cAsairesou' . On the 'AM alt. the heed.sispeters. of the goat Noble the Goverssooatitersi taste at Seadeepure, "there the following Order was issued The Commander4o.Chief has lively satistittlisa le et- pressing the sentiment excited in bin thi• niontiog, on his viewing the bridge and the road leading through the nrritie to it. What be eiaraired was to him ptoof, sat emly of *III sad energy, but of a zealous alacrity, rehicti be hid the Ugliest pleasure in recoguistwg. Ills Lordship rived , Captain Seisms, of the Flouters, to steep. for Sowed, sod whom ender him respectively, his schmutiedgeree of the josigutosst ists4 astisity bymbibligsa aommems al tin aesty bate bees ow aeateriaUy facilitated." C they bare sees rod conversed with see Obey are Doe mit takes its regard to the time,, fee tipsya is na "motion raped ins • fugitive Simile, bat an **kW a "bale l ' isrmils ir peeped with* wear She*. They are nee ntheakew.tat eager/ to 114 dap v lim the orris* of the messeasier at It Wats bly their memory Mies tat deeds* thin, for, imam. of deposing like most of she 'Reams is seaport of is at testifier, six minutia ore year afini the aterder, they /NM esamired h few hunts after ay apileehessiiie. II is said, they are bat servants! The Rector. of St. Maybe, M. de Curlemie, Madame Te►sheo, the miller of eascanve, sod several others belle this gratification. Of thine to whom It is applicable, sad whom it does a* dish*. sour, oat ably is now in my service; sad thee, how Woe ordeal !—Servinte, who are loaded lithe contempt, is it likely that t►ey would be gelato* eamigh to sacrifice their Owe safety to the interest of their old master? But they are fake witnesses ! Let them be proved so, sad I will be silent. When, however, the perfidy of as (Aiwa concealment by silence is added to the temerity of this illegalise, the evi dence furnished maim all its force. Who will mart that 29 witnesses are of so weight in the balance of lustier? Who will dare to expose himself to the overvrheledieg re mooch onsets( doubted • fact attested by VP witnesses! " And wherefore this homicidal selpticiem to decide del. nitively that I mashie. Amides? Foal*m was net city enemy; and his death sob the aeataplishment of • *sal rtveuge. Ppgides,wia,sot my creditor; for you will meter believe Oa, lat.M,wls iscemeatly horrowiDg the smallest isms eased hare lent 10,000 femme* a friend who Mat it. hie credit ? " If avarice had led away a sober, laborious ems, sad orie in nod elreuerstaaces-4f It bad impelled my arm, should 1 have metiiced an old man wham property held forth no temptation' So avarice Should 1 have tarried my victim to a &estimated quarter, to a rabbi house-1 whom Fueldes busted to, his table, whose he accompaaied with security into the recesses of fired'' Those men and wows who are stated to have bees my as. Mrsaplrees, are euluterra to see; they were guilty without me, or 1 was guilty without theta. Hitter. must be a vic tim-lone am; hut do sot associate me either with heel. or Seat*. Bei , above all, do sot involve vlrtuass relatives in any disgrace. 31y holly , which siways resided is the country, which practised its mammn and loved its simpli city, is represented as the focus of latrine, as the hot-bed of dimes: Barbarians! my relatives weep and fall. Three of them are dead in the Bower of life,, victims to their fries& ship fur am; three are gemming is duagrons, victims of the fatality that persecutes me. a ; Puke, Gentleinea, if plunged in ibis wean Gradate,. lattes,l can attach any value to life. 1 call God to witness —.God who joidges atom jaally 111•111 taca...4244 who boo Rhea me ibis streagth of mind, for which my samatoo se account-1 am anxious sally for ay hoover. The desks imposed upon my dehisce,* confiscates' of thirties alantha, the refitsal to join two provisoes mentally sihle, the apprehensions excited is atsay, to whom tali. ogisßp 1 appealed, have delivered me up ostarmed to my per. eatednrs. But with a kauviledge sad forliag tiof raw doges, yea will imitate thesingalar prudeoce of thew:best fledges, rekorikil by the Roman Orator—' You will try she witnesses latfure you try She accused!' Should 1 still tapering, the injestice of the living, 1 appeal to a speedy Astute. Poste. rity will engrave opus mg tomb—Basfirk 4 lanemaf SITTING UV AnIL M. Esquilat, Counsel for Madame Murton, was heard. After tinlshitig his speech he thus addressed hie client : .••• xis.tarse, it'your strength permits you, fetish yorrarlf to the Conti the observations which you wish to add to your }ter. I have no doubt that the ewer* aid the Jury wilt NOM lo you with interest: . Madame Manson, who was deeply affected when M. &guitar drew the p;cture of her family, reedy to remise her, and when he spoke of her yoffig -it Edward, whose het eon war. caresses would erase from " lioorgairs !—Ao accused pans teliejustifees himself at , ears.. of 9dierv _ a vase coesimr ammo to revaeve heart the ,ewe.. sauce of h er misfortours, collected the torch of trottls ley retracting to lead Mir his eiwis,..-su herself, sod sr.lte as follows : pastor, who at Aral denied every thing, and whe t alms in. " Gattlemea, my Counsel has developed be • deer sad yoking the ski of haelatious, salved ha by degrees at the, preeise assailer the evident pumas of Say innovate, : those vereiuu Isiah stases am—aliall be be the 'obitsr of my' proofs he has deduced front the documeists of the proceed. fate lugs avid the depositions of the wituesats. Is there. single Bub an d s no w uallsof daageosis tell 00 Wm. woe that salami me ? Cuastiosis of my Memphis abilities, I They will oat day speak; they vela rani the plots hatched; dare nut hi p 1 (''or to esstate your attilatioae attrr the speech fir the papaw of Wads( these wile *atom to make' of my Cilium who has delivered hiarseN with such force jilechnoil the dirgraecfsi esteemed of,tbsie sad energy, I shall therefore addccull i ng to m/Aormsor " (limiter Manses !—M dekwegegolust this wogiao a wit• eitaior NW" ( tu . s rapid shrub of atflaaralitlllhici.'. seamed emlotaiser, whoa prejudice alsennisolpullith "it prisoner for sses' months,boo tars.lblsassishe ',ire. on 1 caresses, degrades without pity, or exalts wldlot ..un j notacclimatise. But whit Is that in comporbuld illb ;us ,. ore ; s zsiast this anemias % /ls, time she might sot be die &brittle 19th of March crud. d le) jn-A ice, rotor+, justice to &gra& itself tar + her.— ," Al 4 imtliscretiun led Mc into the Reedits flelmloatsdltft (Imam lrausiw mbnim that she Seed at I odes. What dame varied toe lute liaucare house, soti.the reggae of `t duty, ihes,inies yua , Genticesica whem ate Oak s i kit w ellilieluters &mined me Ora in spite of iserelf. 1. mita I trtif# e i. f 4l4:!' saii)l wet wants capable ofexpressing ail the hernia pircw‘A! dierso,;,,,, is p h yt e tt u i gibs I,U nec ( r ► e weiracerl !lining the tuorkr otitis wretched Easkieei his to otossin email fur is, vet-voile is bid to pbestie. : adhera to r'r•iltr his Siircialiumers,ltis simpliestiona to exams inutiva t a of y ield itir she o is Mg o f ei0414,40- them, bin complaints, his grytiss, leis turas, serestilm s uad oioa _ voire ?i t :, l ,,„o ltary 1, / ,'444 1 ,2 Lis last sigh, were all overheard• by a55...44; $ Certainty • •••• &sir tomb •*•••1$01•1. 11.• • MOW imessit •10.11, : I 'sleeted to shim a statist Me; IS Mad desifeed eumitimoi. .. ere , judos ehaie , 4o ,,,, a , migg i o ,.. for mc; lost Heaven, ailocte sratclial Over iisr, Sart Airs sot 4,.7,.tt0er0m. swirl th44l.l*pr i,,,, ious o f ' , quail heists' a crimes to go oupooistoul, to"' ...„7.,..1 - I ,Z;:" . p g,„g ii , 4,144 cord . $... ~.,•irwr me to throw it,light 'spun ibis, sad tv give a Meiling .c .1, Beek'; lb have ems Jessie* Allemildbeals 110•141 . 111•4•1161• rt." of his th4ine Prvtiar w s • ' ed over his filer ;to Imes seen two assolertt, sod Ibt diree- " 7 " b . "' C"l'lltsent Itse u isskisll ti uof their bsrects ;to lame trial the woollen covering, escaping the murdercrs I strutted Wit stake Si. of Mid tits Sew t i t e ft is so we ‘,.. • I l ( 41 1 P them appeauttern e ntaz big Ir.usils.pot recital stith, ! the ~. }tall --rn • ' 4 4 I Lee @reit/sip/hien blood that 01 bed,' he seemed to wet to be covered with . - , I , " Instly, 11141101kitee Rattealls—Tidialrl, • '" by it. His wattle liet chilled me with horror! I had nothittfinst On i 's, the Jr,. • drisAbefitips , the Tait ot. ,Ifi*.f . death hero/411ml eyes. - 'e brine-4liall I cat! him beneficent ? nothing. She bar rimer herniae the most active last fat saved my life. Rut for him I should here been the prey of I D Iffi tie_ . of ft horrible Intrigue, which lime wall ripper, and the a tiger, but fur him Edward would be mutbrriess —Could authors of which have already bettered themselves. justice reproach me?—Am I then inexcusable iu the ryes " Rut if Restidc were innocent, ought. be to persist is of the world And supposing say deliverer to be (silty, is denying . his presence at nodes un the mintsiag of the lath lie the Irsa my delis,/ es ? Iluand by au oath winch I cumuli istilailfr Ws perseverance is roandsdiiiii $ fact : I did tiered as irrevocable ; paralistd by the fear of beinc some tilt spivs, at' Rode* till the evening.' All*:4410 stillief day the victim of science; actuated by a Eroding of troll arrusayi, 011'aiiimitieJ witnessag, noel, nitli n am- Mar; overpowered by the hka that my confessions Woad ressiali iriacii A might Mike without duaker, itlpp4llo9o, cover me with shame, as they world cause mu iu be sas -I°o ittiltlistiow. - It pill, thetrfor, burst forth i• 110111;11, stt potted of no iftfamous anion—ar• out all these consider tire saes.* Is dlialoslifil.; It is *mated that 1 was seawall Idioms united sufficient to jusify my silence? I ass sliest— the'sateit sidattlittelli 'isee4r4l totactwood is diltetrut etresheb-- is that a crime ? It Is to delicate minds that I appeal. that I eiliOn4 l 4l:iiPself—and that in two Win t mooed w linattu is my witness, that seat to the son of the 1 1417..141 , tte the most ptiblie place is Roast! All thoo wffilitOmottimso whom I saw murdered, nobody can wish who saw nis,:llnew mot one only is 'shit. have spasm SO wortoweasster than myself for the discovery sad punishotrot swot mid this gloirlo Witness is the *di sorlllet 01 road& unietiwithows; and bat for that 'Norman mars of eel- Aill wraiw.if OPIVii of subtlety Oai hare to itwwwcailiii . al i iliitorw kit me no room to donbt the malt, I haute not th-oe'llisinedasom ; but thcaulipistaiusi tidal will Pililleiwil . MO to I milk have been carried by the lint 11011 0 1101118 isibnvolibm but . ailleilaillt ftleireacill of boom and days. which they twallOd within me; bat I was eunvisced ibst my "-.1 mop ffiteedum appeal odium kiwis! to the testimony testimony VMS Oil indispensable. —...huidw_kno...lllBl ' rise anus it after'" ' -, suspicions fell opus die' the murder, was thuoglit au essential wine's; 1 defended myself ill; snowed @elated ; mod N. Oseseedet *Wend a true depo sition end Melt eurfessines. At leegth, urged by the Chief IlaglStrate of the Aveyrue, pa;t of tie truth estaped my lips; nod if I denied it NMI afterwards, the motive in rot eopeirekst—it was wall Insoin. " dieted} subdued by an opptemive power, surrossillet with apprehension and terror, the new means employed about use could sot but produce an effect. Illacbiavelison employed its resources; my soul bad lost all its energy; what could it oppose to the suggestions of cunning amJ duplicity? I promised to retract; and this promise I deemed doe to friendship mad gratitude. You have mot forgotten, Gentlemen, the memorable 22d of August. I betrayed myself by my actions, which imvoluntatily belied my oral saseetioos. I hoped to reconcile all 'merest' ; I displeased every body, and ruined myself. " Since that time, imessamtly threatened with a tragic!) death—the example of Fumbles constantly before my eyes—; boosted by this frightful image which pursued me sight and day, amid which my decants rewired while I slept—lastly, alarmed ea aceesat of the object of my affective, I adopted that fatal arena of demist irtitetrtamed me to be abhorred by the good, deprived me of liberty, placed me upon the beech of guilt, sad woald have Visaged ass late total rain if 1 had eve shasimed it. I bare returned from as dan gerous error. Tao bug misled by prejudices, I are *eta them at length dispelled, sad have so looser to struggle spied my coaseiesce, which reread*, me with refuel*, to justice what was its doe. Vain meld be the attempt to shake my he* deslaratim: truth, by pilidk It bas tuts dic tated, will obtai• credit for it. " bath, Geodes's, is a fillet maim if Aim I have set Awed fbr a year putt. Insagibe sot that my intestine in submitting it to yes, Is to work upon your sensibility. 1 implore no pity so; Cisallesnes, that sestisiest too moth debases the perms who is its object. Yon will do me jos tle.; of this I Sad a guarastee is the &miles which the worthy hstiikof this depirlassal has Slade of yew, sad in the homes Sthith year gladly pay to your know. ledge sad your Melees. 1 'Mak Myself amply *sited, sot in year eyes ,sly, but is those of all Einem, whose attention I have unfortanately engaged; bat, if I am wig. takes--if them appear my further deeds—if yes believe me to he galky--let so coasideratiem ammo, you. Forget that I beton to a respectable father, who has long lilted with homer a place is the magistracy; that my brother, who wears the French usifons, is covered with homarsble wooed', tars away your ryes from that bed of pain epos which grams an unhappy mother; close your ears to the cries of my child--strike, Gentlemen! there is at least 66e tibias of which I cannot be deprived--my immerses sad der. thuds le airport my Misfortunes." " Forgive a pride that belong, to my character; it is le. nate is me. I forget that I am on the Criminal Beach, that lam addoeisiag my Judges. I win chaise, bet my soul is isdepredest, and that seal which is exempt from crionecesnot Meer to solicit mercy. My fate, Gestlemes, is in your heads; if I may beßete the Aesthetes, of my optimism*, you will absolve me, and restore me to life. by resseriag ma to humour sad liberty. I spurs every idea of prejudice; yet, how impartial, how ealightesed soarer you may be, as it is nut in the smart of man to be infallible, sad I may yet be come the victim of illusive, in this case I shall know how to resign myself in silence to my fate, mid to comfort my. self with the cosviction, that God atom can see the menses of the beset, that his decrees are irrevocable, sail that I shall me day be judged by Wm." This speech was delivered by Madame Manson with a firmness which gave additional energy to ha esprestious, and produced s powerful sensation on the auditory. The Court adjourned till the following day. LON DON, MONDAY, MAT if, tem. We have received Paris Papers to the Bth inst. The Seesion of the French Legislature draws to a Clove. Severe{ Members of the Chamber of De notice hare already left Paris. An *cerium of the re ceipts of the dossations of the indirect contributions for the three drat months of the years and 1818. his bcOnliaid before the Chamber of Depu ties, from which it appears that the letter exceed the former in a sum of 4,461,696 fr.—The proceed jugs at Albi still continue. In the Sitting of the Seth April, the Counsel for the Prisoner. coa l . uranced their speeches in defence, of which the first ' was delivered by a young barrister. named Boy ' DST, On the part of ChattialllC BRUlrtag, more commonly known by the name of the Widow BAN. CAL, iu whose infamous !muse the murder was pee , tortristed.. nu:defended his client, on the ground of her himing.beeis compelled by the character of her house to admit every class of person., and asserted, int or tliP Ali Ni4ll. sent hen Hiker ladies, pzord to lie its the 'init.& tat the gunmen'. and 11 Amite MI A :ISDN I-ft theist *rivet. iii itentun, reading (lair iiiitecites fruits pages. in thrir The Five per Cent. were, on the 6th, 6:3 7- lo 1 ; 5.12 fr. A Flanders lorrofed Iwo night. We regret• to find thitt the Prince of 011ANUE 16 sertoubly 111. The folluwiog are extract:, : tunssi:Ls, MAT G. We have this moment received news from the Hague of an indisposition which ham Attacked his Royal Ilighniss the Prince of Orange. His Royal Highness has been confined to his bed ever since Friday; his toilivosition is attributed . 10 his having taken too ninch exereis• MI horseback. The situation of the patient gives nu reilllllll fur uneasiness; bast the first symptoms so naiads alarmed the tradesmen of her Royal Highness the Princess of Orange, that notosthstanit. iag her situation she sat up till Saturday night, and has nut listened the apartinksts of bee august Consort. carts.Snuns, *exit. 29. Mr. Brook Taylor, the British Minister at Malaga's], having beets charged with an extraordinary mission from his Court to our Grand Duke, had an aa.hience of his Royal Highness the day before yesterday, and teas afteroards pre ; illikted to the Grand Dukes. Rear-Admiral Sir BENJ. HALLOWELL, K.C.B. tikes the command of the eight sail of the line (guard-ships) which have been ordered to cruise, fur exercise, during the mouths or June and July. The Townani, SO, Captain 'ration a, his flag•ship, is accordingly preparing at Cork, to proceed to Plymouth. The Roehefort, SO, Sir ARCIIIISALD DICKSON, and the Vestgeur, 74, Capt. A LEaA N DEN, will go out of Portsmouth harbour on Saturday next, and shortly afterward proceed to Plymouths Sir BENJAMIN HALLoWELes period of comnisiod i at Cork, expires at the conclusion of this service. It is ssid he will be buccertltil by Rear-Admiral Sir JoSIAS ROWLEY. The report of an intended naval review, off the isle of Wight, is not well founded. The Curlew, Captain W. WALeots, was ex pected to sail yesterday from Portsmouth fir the East Indio station, taking dispatches to Rio Ja neiro, the Cape, the Mauritius, and the Presiden cies in India. The Sappho, Copt. PII.I.II4SIDGE, for the same station ; and the Dotterel, Cloning J. Gum for the St. Helena station, will sail in the course of the week ; as will the Tees, , 26, Capt. RENNIE, from Plymouth, fur St. Helena, to re• hese the Eurydice. On Friday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council Was held at the Foreign Office, which was attended by all the Cabinet Ministers. The Council sat till half-past three, wlwu Lord CAtTLEREAOII waited upon. the Panics REGENT. On Saturday Count MUNSTER had en audience of the PRINCE REGENT. sal:whoa House. Yesterday the Lump CHANCELLOR and the VICE•CCWANCELLoa had audiences or the PNINCE REGENT. The Catholic Bishop or LONDON officiated at Ainiesis on the cloy of the AIKVII6IIOII4 A case of libel is now before the Correctional Tribunal of l'ariP, in which Rosetta THOUREIN, the ci-decaor criebr.ited bar-insid of the coffee. house sof Mille.Colounes, is r party. Mr. DUNNE, an English Physician, is also concerned in it. The Islet, 44. Captain Fottittr, is ordered to Portsmouth from the Leith station, for the purpose of taking out Vice-Admiral Sir CHARLES MOSUL.. TON. Bart. to Newfoundland. It is expected Sir Citaetes will wail about the 21st of heat month. A Portuguese brig, front Moratnbique, with 300 slaves, was sent into the Cape of Good Hope iu Fe bruary, by the Ar los, SHoa•r. front London, and detained by his Majesty's ship Eurydice, Cowls, W Aucaufg. The Cerldstreami, Coxivim., whicl► put into Portrmouth to embark passengers, 'poled from Si. Helen's on Wednesday arteruoon, With 35 on board. for Madras and Bengt!. Orders have been received at P►rrtsmnnth Dock. yard to build two Sig-gun ships. The Baron, vo, is to be filled fur toonmistioll. The Royal George yacht is ordered to be docked. The Salisbury and F/y are paid off.—The Eseryalus and Acorn, at Chatham, are ordered for coma►ission. The tenders employed to cruise atter smugglers, attached to the Rochefort anal Vengewr, are to be laid up during the cruise of those ships. His Grace the Duke of Iticuttotiu and suite, will embark at Portsmouth, for Nmtli America, the Iphigenhs busing been ordered thence fauns Plymouth. Admiral Sir GEORGS CAMPBELL. K.C.n. wilt hoist his flag wit board the ()rem Charlatie, to he commanded by Captain Batons, on the e lot iii4L. JoHS Roar. GLOMS, appointed his Se cretary. Captain the lion. G. U. CAMPBELL (inn of Lord CAWDUR) is lippoosirii to the Kurehrtie, fitting at Portsmouth, for the klediterrinieuis.—Lieut. C. C. BLADF.. of tile Vertgewr. to be lit of the Queen C/►nr/utte.—Lieutenlut ['tali:no:sus , to the Ve►i gewr; Lieuttimit M.. 1. Cuaty ► Rucehurse ; Mr. W. SIDNEY. billow, llosuriu. On Sunday last the Alexander, SWIFLEN, from Ceylon, returned to Port.mouth, after a voyage of ten months, out end home. She left Ceylon on the 30'h December; tl►e Nelaalhu wet. to sail on the euth of February. sailed from the Cape un March; the Surat etude and /Xef'lar►re, fur New South Welts, had urtived there. On Wednesday the Naval Ifslf-pay Officers residing at Chatham held a meeting, for the pur pose of digesting a plan, and (wooing a fund, to teurt►trerate Officers of the Navy fur the lugs 4,1 pro. petty by shipwreck. filmy ours of stit twit, of pe culiar hardship, have accarred within 4:ie last t' 3 cos. tusIiIoNAIILR pAnrigit.FOß Mg ~lEZ togs Evaitiab. The Duke of Norfolk's lowly in St. Jautenes square. 11.3 , 1 y Grantham'. fancy dress bull, at Countess de Gre residence, in Si. James's...ln:ov. The Countess of Arran's card patty in Dower-streel. Conine,. Jersey's swat in Berkeley-square. TUESDAY. I The Bishop of tarter and the Hon. Mrs. Pelham 's granci etiteellasnonent to she Prince Regent. General Grenville's party in Hill-street, Berkeley -riposte. The Dowager Countess of Eames cord party iu Cursou street, May 444. r►envesnAr. Mr. Penn, M.P.—Enterlaiumens in riew.street, Spring. gardens. Mr. Wellesley Alroack's. dinner. ituagriAir. The Mates% et rt in Groevenor.aquare. Lady Pole—Ruut, in Upper Harley.eirtet. Mr. stud Miss Firma—Party in Hill•eireet r . Berkeley. square. Flll DAT. Earl and Countess Verhlairs-:iarty in Grosireanr-sisiare. Dowager C tess of Clermont—Party iu Derkelay-square. Countess of Chseleville--Paity iu Piccadilly. 1114TWIDAV. Lady Castlereagln—Supper party, after the Opera. The Commies. of Arrau—Assembly is Dover-street. 11111141108 Y. The Dowager Marcitioneas of Lansdotru--Assetubly in Ar. liugtuimitrett. The llama REGENT. the Duke• of You and CLARENCE. and the DUCllrrai of GLOUCE►TER, timed the QUEEN and PRINCESSES on Satorday. The weather proving Hue yesterday, the QUEEN took an airing In the garden at the back of her Palace. The Duke of CLAstettcit visited the PaiNCIC REGENT yesterday. On Saturday the Dukes of voak, CLaitEncE, •nd CUMBERLAND, visited the Palace REGENT. Saturday ev ' K the Duchess of Yuan left town for Oatlauds ; preview, to which her Rile' High. nest , went to the QUttleri Palace, to pay her re 'pros So the QuEEN and PaiNcEssca. Yesterday Divine Service was performed at the Queen's Palace, by the Rev. Dr. Buturtni, to !ter MAJESTY and the Royal Divine Service was yesterday performed at Callum Douse by the Rev. F. W. BLuMßEitu and the Rev. STANIER CLARKE. Yesterday thyme Service was performed at Cum berland House to the Doke and Duchess, sod their hourehold, by the Rev. Dr. CLARKE, chap lain to the Duke. Some of the Papers state, al authentic inform,- lion, that the marriage of the Duke or CLAUENCL Pith the Princess Royal or MEIN INGLN is finally arranged. The et:torrid of his Roy. I Highness 11, Counc►l, and of her Serene Highness, has under gone no change by the proceeding in the House of Commons. The Princess is to have the ceremony of a marriage by proxy before she embarks for Eng land. The British Minister at Stutgard is to be bis Royal Highness's proxy. The Duchess of Rtartitotro had an elegant cir cle of fashionable. yesterday evening at &almond Rouse. The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM gave a grand en tertainment yesterday to a large party of (Main guislied personages, at Isis residence in rail-mall ; among nit tin sere— The Amlossoulor from the Netherlands, the Marquis of Worcester, (Noma Lod°lf, Earl Furitsene, Earl Hariewhy. turd Braybruuke, Lord Elorintinn, Lady Anti Wilbraham. Sir Julia' Newport, Bout. Sir W. and Lady Pringle, General Gasenigne, Mr. Ward, &c. Mr. sod Mrs. ‘Vist.si.st.air POLE gave a grau rotes isioistrht on Satard4‘. to— His 14,,,21 Highness the Prince Regent, the Dole aril Dottier" of tl'elnugton, the Duke and "Sulm of Rich mond, the Duke of Dorset, the knurling and AforeNesters of Hertford, the Earl of Westmorland, butt heewarl, flu Win. Neon, Bari. Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, Capt. Paget, Mr. Villiers, lac. at their 'evidence iu Alarquii and 111.treltionet:s of I.attfooinr gave a T.usuptuous eutertuutttwut yrstrritay 10 1114 iloya/ fliglineso tile Duke ulGt.ot;tsTett, lifittee ESTiitHAZY, Colin! and Cowllran It EY p.ti, the inn! of 11.1.ta, Earl and Cottutear of TER, Egrl itOssl.Y N. the VICE•CH 4 NCEI.I.OIt, non a large pat ty e,t distiuguialted petbuusges, at duwu I low,r. The Dowager hirrehiones4 of LANIDOWN grand alivrtably yesterday evenitig. at her houst iu Arliiighos-mrret. The Murehiouesv of BATH had alvelegaiit aitivin bly Sirturday, at her ievideove in 6 rUbvtlo , r. Ilefe. The Marquit. of CHOLMONDELF.T had N select party at dilutor yri•tertlay at The E iil and Cosititev. of l'EmzitoKii and f.t naily are arrived at their Nouse or Garden-. from The Countess or A tEutoNottoti arrived on Satur day at the Clarendon Hotel, llood-arret, from Paris. Lord mud Lady CASTI.r.REAGII left sown on Sa turday, fur their sent, North Cray, Kent. ELLERBOROUGH fuss litotionseil her Ito tended ball on the .27111 tteet to the Ist of J t►.ir. Load NUGENT arrived yesterday at hi. the Almon of IlucesteGitan'a, in Pall-Mail, hunt Ills seat, I.ileys, Losly FA Lxotriti arrived on Sawed iy at I:er bootee. in St. Jatises'e-square, from her *est, WL.,- ltioulnuo. The DANISH AMBASSADOR gave a grand row , taint:sent on Saturday to she Duke of 14 v( 1 " SUIRE, aunt * large 'only or dYialaCtlail, at. Ins iaiti•t! in %Yeltteck-strert, CaventliOt-mitsarr. Sir W. ABB!, Hurt. bits issued c.irtis of itmol - for 111 Fra u d **seaside 4111 the aril Mat, 31 110 Insure in Hill-street, Bei keley.eiquare. N EWSPA PERS.—There are now printed in London foils teen Papers daily ; rrvrn, three days ou ritc l week ; and thirty, once a week. The gle"te d outober of otie Paper is 'voted fltll4l 4iii/erl sef Pe intosig-other, that Jonrind puldniiing regularly. morty %IA:, sear Vent) ThttUSSMI CVOS**. THE BRITISH PRESS.