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* ' THEATRE, ..... ATM A It KST. TN4T MAJIsT I is and the five PRINCESSNS honour , . ethic Theatre last night with their presence, to see t h? pop,iiar Comedr.. " John Emil." and the no less plailac Farc e, " the Wind." This elegant b on e! was, of course, crowded to an excess. The R >VAL PARTY ware received with an enthusiasm of -,,,. As each august member of it entered, a di:- ) o .e. c t.ti of applause followed in succession. Their )li;e-rits box was fitted up with a canopy, and ~,,fi ery of yellow silk, embroidered with silver; 1::1t of the PRINCESSES was blue and silver, in :t .„,,,e n ,l.ng style of magnificence. God Sate the x i::: was snag by the whole corps of the Theatre, etit, aided by the d'tril, was extremely i rreres ting. all the audience standing uncovered, kwing occ asionally, and many of them joining in etc, as We never saw a better comic company at t hi s Theatre. We regret that we have not room at res ew. for particular observation. They all ex erted themglves to the utmost, and received the smst unqualified applause. HIS MAJESTY—eWure blue and gold, and looked ex trewle well._ NES MAJESTY.,White coat and alone% blue and silver noue ; a mostiteautiful turban of white and silver; I VA fivra neckLii.- and ear-rings. PRINCESS AC AiSTA—White coo and silver sleeve.. and Wirer train ; a large p!uoie or Os:ri:th (cullers, w d a prairie:l of•diamortd.. PRINCESS ELlZABETll—elittilberry and silver tietae roved dress, a pack th.ident, With enirralrl stars; a diamond (learnt. Loge white plums of Ostrich feathers, and a beautiful Wick SuPao. ?R INCESS SOPIIIA—Straw colour and tlitT7f roundrltees, blizk bindean, with chains of diamonds, a diamond sire:, and a ;dame of white kathers. PRINCESS MARY—A hada blue round dress, with broad silver stripe,; a b!ack bandeau edged with diamonds; a dia mond crescent, sod several diamond combs. PRINCESS A VIELIA—A mulberry .mrt silver tissue round feu; black bandeau, diamond rills, and white plume. DUCHESS OF MARLHOROUGIPS GRIND ROUT. This Lady gave het second grand rout last night. The arrang-ments were the same as on Friday.- - A band of %nail instruments were placed in the Lag gallery, and played the most favourite airs ; a more brilliant display of company we never witnessed. Above 900 nobility were ores"* _ A-- splendid circle were : Ha It yel (+khalif the Prince of The Oakes of CVO' Id2e /rl, North: .$t Duche,t..-Clutdcor,. :umberlawl, St. MMI'S, Bim, ors Ruttan4. Siuthimorsvi--T..wish(nd, Weßaki , , Ilettf,ml, Sal;i• Watertml, Wineh,ster, iii Stafbid. Cantr•vs—,S 'rt.'', Wiry tro: S 4 ,urit Edg •eln.e, Clarc, Aehbuttiligin, impitsgwit, Cna.nonfliry, agfl FItTWI I I , IIn. 1.. G Cavt.ndrsh, t:•antha.n, uw,444, Prwro, 1..u.n.4.0e. W. Wyinso, Dow - 4P , lady Pctr., hi Parke , , o.weisr. TA.l4.—WxtimpelAnd ..1 B,.llsekr. Lonia—brgavhfro, F. kick, idiot*, sad !junky. J /Mei CraaTurkl. Mcinte4o,—Vtuherbcrt, Montague, Halyard, and r;e:,:inz. Yesterday, about tue:ve o'clo‘k, Her MAsesr v and the Paiscassts aniveJ at the Qtresti's Home, from Windsor. U , S AJ CST Y arrived between lour and ,me o'clock. The llov AL FA NI ILY will certainly not set off on their tour tin the Ses3ion of Parli.onent has closed. This morning the ROY AL FA SIILV, Kilt visit tae College and militar♦ school at Chelsea. Lad night the Duchess of llsvossetne gave a . grams ball and rout to upwards of tioo aersons of the lira tank, and fashion, at lervonshiru House, Pic- Yesterday the Eat! of CA asasvon gave a grant! 6ntwr to the Finn. Mr. Bcuvcstr, Mc. Bc,cutes, Mr. Ilssect4, Mr. FR EltE, Mr. PHIL LI MORA, &C. at his horse in Tenterden-street, Hanover-square. Y-.:sterday also, Lord VILLIERS gave 3 grand dinner to Earl Cove ea, and several other person: of the first distinaion, at Lis house in Ilerlteley- ST..:IIJ. tdr. I: . . .4r. blocloom, in the charaaer of the Trandereig Melodic!, will •isit Northampton, Wolverhampton, Worcester, and Leicester, in way to Dublin, where be is engaged for six uigiits, at 301. • night and a clear benefit. Ipswich daces commmce on Tuesday the 2.1 of July, E. Dsvv and Llacittos Gittasv, Esqrs. are Stewards. Mrs. Macxxis's benefit was not as produ:tise as e expeiled. It is said she did not clear more than b2tween two and three hundred pounds. Mrs. LITCHFIELD has renewed her en7.igemant at an advanced salary, with the proprietors of Cavent.garden Theatre. The Warkworth Manor Estate was sold on Tues day, at Garraway's Coffee-house, by Messrs. Wirt- STANLE Y and Som, for 53,0001. A subscription Masked Ball at the New Rooms, it is very generally said, will be the prominent no velty of the nest Uury The telfaq Pb., ~,noes was to appear in the part of:lase:a Wildembeim, on Friday last. ' The 3d Regiment of City Volunteers, command• ed by Colonel Krasimorom ; the 9th, by Colonel liANcev ; the 10th, the Lambeth and Christ ' church Volunteers, were brigaded last afternoon at Kennington Commen. The Rev. HENRY HODGEINSON, M. A. Reflor Arborfiehl, Berk% is instituted to the Reetory of Shading field. in Suffolk, both in the presentation of the Right Hon. Lord BRIO( naoogE. Mrs. INOMPION'S superb house in Grosvenor st:aare was o - sened last night with a g ran d masque lade. The ' decotations and arrangements were such as might be expelled from the taste and libe rality of this Lady. The Countess of At.osonouais, a GlieY. was one of the best masks in the morn ; she had ample scope for her wit and vivacity. a Who'll buy, wholt 'my " The Gy or'', favours, hero am I" was answered from ali parts of the room. The lion. Misses FINCH , as Tara. were the admiration of all the tbrictian ;lave:. Lady C. HowAao and the Misses Fiat's's° wore beautiful fancy dresses.— We regret that the lateness of ;bp hour prenals ps from entering into detall. ~~, WOBURN SHEEP SIIL.IR Na. On Tuesday morning, after breakfast, as ad joinned meeting of the Smithfield Club was held at Woburn Abbey, his Grace the Duke of &proms, in the Chair; Mr. Airtime Youee, the Secretary, we are sorry to hear, was absent on account of a recent family loss. At this Meeting it was resolved, that the future number of the members of this very useful society shall be unlimited ; and, at the in stance of Lord Sore en rest et and Mr. GIC 4Y, it was strongly recommended to the next General Meeting of the Society, to alter a little the time of the An nual Exhibition in Smithfield, so that it may be more pranicable for Gentlemen to attend the Bath Meeting and the Smithfield shew also, in future. The next business of the morning was to view the fat wethees exhibited in their wool, at the stables near the Abbey, by the candidates for his Grace's two prizes, of which Lord Saw Eavitte, litClIA n C ASHLEY. and WILLIAM CHAPS •N of Fleet-market, were appointed the judges. Soon after II o'clock the company assembled at the Farm-yard, and the South-down Tops intended to be lett on Wednesday evening,• were shewn out singly to the company ; after which, several Here ford and Deven Cattle, intended for sale that even ing, were exhibited and examined. Four new Leicester Theavex, bred in Bedfordshire, belonging to Mr. Mime's, of Ashley, and three belonging to Mr. Onetime, of Wollner', were examined ; as were also, a Boar of Mr. WRSTERN'i; and two Sows, one seven, and the other five months old; and a Boar of Mr. Isreo's (China and Suffolk) ; and a very handsome pig of the same breed. Mr. GRAY, Mr.iPic roue, snd Mr. LA MBEIIT, were seleeted as the judges to decide on their respedive merits. Mr. SMITH explained, and spewed to several Gentlemen, the progress making in his Mineralogical Map of FnFland and Wales, chewing the out-crops of the various strata of which they are composed. Mr. PARKINSON distributed several copies o' his recent work, called " The Experienced :'armor's Tour in America." The Meeting of this day seas much fuller attend ed than yesterday, and seemed, its interest, and in the increasing excellence of the stock exhibited, to eye!, if ,tot excel any of she former years' meetings. Before dinner his Grace, and a large party of his Nuble Visitors, teak a tide to Crawley Heath, to view the drilling of some Turnips ; and soon afire three o'clock, as many persons as the two spacions dinner-rooms could accommodate, set down to an elegant dinner; after which. some very interesting conversations took place . nn the great sithjess cone eteßeed with agricultural improvements, and similar toasts wish those of the preceding day were drank, as also, The Union of flugYandry and Co:nrnerce ; Me. Fuet,n ; the Earl us Ears:nor:4 dec. Hit Grace of BLOM!!o stated from the chair, that a sweeastakes of one guinea each was on foot, for guessing the weight of mutton in one of the tat three-shear South-down ',ethers of his, which had been shewn that morning, which, having been subscribed to by His Royal Highness the Duke of CI. Aa. zNic c, and seventeen other of the gentlemen he should hand it round for the signatttros of .i.ey others, and that the sheep would. be taArb. j nutted for the examination of those who may we'll' further to examine it previous to naming their ooir.iuis of the weight, and the animal's being slaughtered to decide the sweepstakes. At the dinner this dee we noticed. besides those noble personages already mentioned, Lords—Robert 4penc:r, John Townshead, Os,ory ant Ong- S , r.—Rohert t.awteJ, Georql Osborn, and Sohn Erz..',0,;14t I. Ctiv.er. C . 1 0uuL—IleAnistont, and Dalrymple. Cio.n..—Wnite, J. C. Bered,r , l, C G. G. a:, •':1 C. T Tow-rs Arrhdeacnn Fowler. e K.e. Dean Hodlcy Itev•rend Messrs. S. mes, and Smernove. M ar. —.Coke, Nostri:k ? &turas! Coke Anton, An- No.they, Culling Smith, Marsh..ll, Francis, Motteux,Charlcs C.Weatern, Lambert, Sanditaid,lstied, Reese, Tr,:vor, Jennings, N. N. lloare,.J. P. NSUOVoi• M. Crps, George Gunning, Joh, Higgins, James Harvey, Alex. Gordon, A. Bore, H. Iloneybmirn, S Sten; John Fluttery, John Walk-r, William Maxey, William Itoinciniae, John John Filman, tun. Thomas Wittua, Martin Weber, William Chandler, G. Payne, klyeard Sraith, K. Pester, Thor, Cr00:01, N. Buckley, M. Buckley, N. litubbins, R. Totals., S.. Chandler T. Stone, P. Giblet, John Westcar, A. Ashliev. W. H. Apperley, 1.. Moiely, Burton, Cool., .1. Col*, IN. H. Purchase, K. Dell, Watkins, Cotton, S. Huse, B. I I i , :einsJ, Shier ' Bridge., J. Bennet, J. B.irb.rr, Corder, John Pea lee, Thomas Girdlestone ' Blak-, B. uere. 11.4.tcad, R. M. Lead., JzAin Toinahn, J.I. &Now, .1. Gardner, John Kemp, Bohan), John Staiibury, Kniast K Ate, Barnes, J. Road, John Cancls, J. S. Burgess, Chasse, Las. Blilibrodge, John Ntayhard, John Davi., Wil,.m arsan, John Dent, George Ilenton, E,lW3fiji J. Home, Wm. ro cas. Leader, Vane. Itrher, Henry 5 rick:mei, W. Pullet, 11. Wood, J C. Wood, William Chapintii, Warberry, Richard Parkinson, Ganranl, .1. Be3anty, Charles Taylor, Poycts, &c. As soon as the company 1;11 rztirect to the Exhi bit...ln Room, the letting of Uicester Tups cons monced. No. 4. A Shear Hoe, by a ran of .Ssrwrise; fleece 71b. was lett to Loul Soine:villc, tor the ensumg sf.32oii at '4O possess. No.:, A Ditto, by In sod Is ; flzece 71b. 12os. to Mr. Mar tin W..bber, 6ir 40 gumedS. No 6. A Ditto, br of In end is ; fleece 61b got to Marty, far 25 guineas. No.*. A Terissli.zar, by Stoprise ; fleece 61b. Boa. to Mr Cook, for MI guineas. No 9. A Hato, by /is sad In; Itzecc 71b. 2es. to Lord Lud low, for SO prices. Ni, it. A Three-shear, by Carcase; Reece 615. dos to John Wing, for r.O guineai. After which the sale of Cattle commenced, and a Hereford cow was SOW to EW AID Cog for 22 guineas, a ditto to Witt' ass Store for 20 guineas, a thvon cow to J. M. Ceirrs for 161 guineas, a ditto to Mr. Coma for 15 guineas, a ditto to ditto for 13 guineas, and a three year old Loon heifer to J. CLAYTON, jun. for 141 guineas. The day proved exceedingly favourable to this intorc,ring meeting, except a short thunder-storm atter dinner. His Royal highness the Mike of CLARtNer seemed increasingly to enjoy the company of the intelligent and useful body of men which he has fallen among, and proposes. we understand, to stay among them till the conclusion of the fete. It iq understood that the place of Ptitne Serjeara at the Irish Bar is to be abolished. A RCM BALD HAMILTON kow s, Esq. is arrived io Publia, and has been fur wan LIMA in a poor state of health. • ; I • JUDGMENTS. THICK'S(' T. ROBERT OSMEMT. The Defendant in this case had be4n convided of having a quantity of stores belonging to His 11413- jesty's Dock-yards, at Portsmouth, in his possession, contrary to the Ad of. t a rliament ; and was this day brought up to receive*ffie judgment of the Court. He was sentenced to pay a fine of 201., and to be imprisoned for the space of twelve months in the common gaol for the county of Devon. THE KING r. IPASiINC:HAM AND EcwAßni. The Defendants in this case, who wet', convined of a conspiracy against William If. F irrever, Esq. the sittings after last Hilary Term, of which we have given a report in a farmer Paper, were or dered, early in last Term, to come up fur judgment this day. The Defendant Edwards accordingly at tended in custody; but, in consequence of the non attendance of the other Defendant, the cause was not called on ; but, we under.tand, stands over for a future day. —,eers, amounting to eaei, log, marched to the East India Company's ground to receive their colours. At three o'clock the Lord Mayor, who was to present them, arrived on the ground in his carriage, with the eolouri. Prepara tions had been made upon a liberal scale, to give eclat to ti:e ceremony; but a continued and heavy rain prevented the consecration, and other striking parts cf the speaacle, from being executed out of doors. An elegant tent had been eretclod, with ta bles laid out with refreshments for his Lordship and company. From the wetness of the day, the cere mony was performed in it. His Lordship deliver. ed the colours to Col. Wilson, with a spirited and patriotic address, to which the Colonel made 212 appropriate answer; then, turning to the En• signs, he made a short speech, and delivering the Colours, they received them from him kneeling. The Corps then drew up in front of the tent, the band playing, " God ssvc she Kist," and the officers and men gave his Lordship three cheers They afterwards went through a variety of evolu tions with great correctness. At half-past four, his Lordship left the ground ; and the corps proceeded to Canonbury House, where an elegant dinner was provided for them, and they spent a pleasant even ing. The colours are very beautiful ; one is red and white. with the crown and G. N• in gold. The other Is blue, with tho crown in gold and Lturisl leaves,. with the initials C. 11. V. OXP)/?/). June 15. On Wednesday, the hrst , :ay of AR Term. the Rev. John. Carleton, M. A. of Trinity. College. .wa s incorporated Master of Arts of Wor cester COere. Mr. I).svid Thomas Powell, of Mag dalen Hall ; aNd Rev. Henry Wo:sley, of St. Mary StOderrs in'skaaw, were admitted Bachel.).s in Law. The Rev. Koaneth Mackenzie Hied T unity, of Christ Church ; Woodforde, of Wer cester Colle!e ; and Joinneon Grant, of St. John's CAiege, D. A. were stlenstl'ed., Masters of Arts. Mr. Wm. Henry Tinney, of Mai College, who distinguished himself in the ratre-wdZhau eaunina tions of the present ycar, was admittei i'eworAsee Bachelor of Arts. Messrs. John Wills, of %%ahem College; Williams, of St. Esltntlnd Hall; Conies Heresy Simpson, of Magdalen Hall; Thos. Dirke and Peter Fryc Hotly, of Colleg e; Thomas Tudball, of Balliol ; Edward .4111.• icr, of Queen's College ; Robert Bailei Filher, of Pembroke College ; George Hilliard alaci ' S. Clare, of Christ Church ; John P"llard, John Hanmer. Esq. and Thos. Dunbar, Et.q. of Br aseuose College; John Rowland Berkeley, •Ilortas tinford, and Houlton HartweP, of New Col/age ; Robinson Elsdale. of Cotpus Christi College; Gales Rorke, Esq. John Pyke, and Richard P. , berts s of Merton College ; Robert C. Jones Ar.l H. Yondt% Jeans College; Hugh Carleton and James Pisces, of Worcester College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. SUICIDE. • On Monday evening an Inquest Wait.eld in Ram. *out, Fleet -street, before THOMAS SIIII.DON, Esq. Coroner for the City of London, upon the tidy of Poole, Esq. of Serjeants' Inn, FleA-street. film:axed in evidence, that about two o'clock of the came day. he c mt all his clerks and tcrvants cut up.nt different mes , ah.^ . 7, except one fewale servant, who remained in the 4itclien. One of the servants, upon his return isorr.r, went up stairs, and found Mr. Poole lacing dead in a room upon the second flour. A pistol was found laying at his ci ir, and his death appeared to have been occasioned Sy a bkll discharged fmrn it. which had entered his mouth and lodged in his br.in. 1-lis servants and other persons stated, that tie ❑nfo.tunxte reitl,7/1.11) had betrayed symptoms of derar.sernent for Sorge time pas:. Ve7dia 4 HATTOM 04111112111. 4 1 1 1 1110540,111pe= , vegowargargagg pia go 0 401111 MI 1 F.ami ...‘ 11 .1 16 .! --...-'""- - 41 " 1 1 6 : , .. ' 1 - ' 14W I.VIEL LICENCE. • PRESENTATION OF COLOURS. --.1111111..... COU RT OF KING'S BENCH, WESTMINSTER, sass 19. At one o'clock . yesterday, the Castom-House Volunteers, amounting to 400, all in izeve clothing. THE KING E. RICHARD M. ?SOUPS, ESQ. The Defendant, who was conviaed at the Car narvon Assizes, for sending a letter, in order to provoke the Prosecutor (Mr. Thomas) to send him a challenge to fight a duel, was brought up for judgment. Of this case, and the subsequent pro ceedings for an arrest of judgment, we have also given full reports in former Papers. The affidavit; of the Defendant, and Captain IVoolesley, of the Royal Navy, were read, from which it appeared that the Defendant was employed in a very useful and necessary service on the coast of Wales, under the command of Captain Vs ooles-• ley; and the Captain stated, that it would be very detrimental to His Majesty's service if the Defend ant should be ordered into confinement. Mr. CLIFFORD, on the part of the Defendant, submitted to the Court that there were nu ei. cum stances of aggravation or irritation in this case ; and v:hen it was considered that the husinc,s arose in the heat of a contested elealon ; that the P. osecutor not beireg examined at the trial made it very Iseult for him to prove his case ; and th..t, since the time of writing the letter in question, ti:c Defend ant had rover done any thing to imitate tiie Pruse cut4r ; he trusted these circumstances would induce their Lordships to prore,unce a very lenient sen tence. His e,jient had already been severely pu nished from the vast expellee he bad been put to, the loss which the service might al:stain in hit ab sence was also a comideration; and, from what had already posed. he was ruse an example of mercy would have more effeet than that of pnoishment he, therefore, lipped the Court would not visit this Defendant with the extreme terrors of tht. Mr. Easai ma, on behalf of the prosecution, ob- • served, that the Prosecutor had no other objet in view, but the discharge of that duty which he owed to himself and the public; he had, F.ince the con vi:tion, given the Defendant every kind of indnlg . cr.ce in Isis power. As to the Affidavits, he had no • doubt hut th it the Defendant was a very honour - aksle officer, but others equally meritorious might be procures! to sten* in Lis -plitte-ancii I:triter's c' •his Country were satisfied. If he had called upon the Prosecutor, and made some kind of apology, it would be anat'oer matter; but it was highly necessary examples should be made of persons et-gaged in those kind of quarrels, which otherwise would only end in the death of one cf the party. However, he left the whole case in the linnds of the Court, to do as in their lordships' wisdom they should think fit. • Lord En rn count:cog I.et him be corn, milted to the King's Bench, and brought up again on Saturday next." . Tin ICING %. IL AODOK. . Mr. CURWOOD, for thu Defend Ara., co:wk . :el of a libel on the of St. Vonc,-nt, moved to en- large the time of bringing him up for judgr;ont, 'edilch had been fixed tur to-morrow, upon the ~ttnds, that a person of the Taarrir of Bartholomew, Sitio was to make acs affidavit of great impavar.ce to the attendant, was gone to Portsmouth, by order of his Captain, and could not be back for a day or two. This person hid been under elAtßlOA tion before a Committee of the House of Commons, and had &relined making the affidrvit, until such examination should be closed, lest he should inl fringe on the privileges of that kiotue. This had finished, and he was ready to make the affidavit as soon as he could come up to town. After a short consultation with the Soticiron favren AL, for the Prosecution, the Court ordered, that the Defendant should be brcugl.t up fur I.adg meat on Wednesday neat. At one o'clock Lord Ett,saaJaourair sat at Nisi Pries. LLovn t. OREtN. This was an alien for work and labour, brought by a psrriwi,-r-maker and barber, against the Pro prietor of Willis's Coffee-house, Portugal -street, Lincoln's Inn, for shaving and dressing the De fendanr for two years. Mr. PA ax, in stating the Plaintiff's case, observ ed that he tinderoo/ the defence intended to be sot up to this anion was custom ; and that it was to be said that barbers were to shave and dress all the masters of coffee-houses in I.ondon and their waiters for not h ing. On the part of the Plaintiff, Mr. Thiima;, former Proprietor of Willis's, stated that he wore a buts wig in the morning, and a tail swig io the even ing, which the Plaintiff was in the constant habit of dressing for him, and also of shaving him for a gr.-at many years, for which he sent in Isis bill, and he always paid him at the rate of 21. bs. per annum. lie kriew of nu custom such as the Defendant asserted. Thomas Duncan, lately a foreman to the Plain: tiff, proved the dressing and shaving of the Dciend ant, but stated, that it was the custom not to charge gentlemen keeping coffee houses. Some inconsistency appeared upon his examination ; and Lord Et LIM so aouom, in charging the Jury, ob served, that even if such a custom had prevailed, the es ideoce of Thomas was sufficient to do it away, as it was evident there must be a waver of aU cus tom, when the party lurniidle, a bill, and is paid the amount. The Jury, after a short consultation, found a /India if 7). 7a, for the Plaintiff. Several saw cause; of no pubiic inheres; ware disposed of. POLICE. It is a comman device of thieves, to ascer.ain whe ther a house be inhabited or not, to place pebbles At tha door, is a situation from which they must be displaced by any person going in or coming out. Some neighbours olnieryiag pebbles so placed, on Tuesday lit, at the donr of the house of John Tuacirett. Esq. of Millman-street, near tae Found ling Hospital, who was absent in true country with all his fonaly, and suspeilling that a plan was 'Aid to rob it, they gave information to this office. Trott and Stanton, two onieers, were accordingiy placed in the house, armed wi th hargers and piitols, an about five o'clock yestet day morning they heard tue noise out side the sirens-door, of tome persons en:le-Avowing to open it, which. after a space of ten miLiites, they effeaed Upon perceiving the officers, they ran off, and were fired at, but without effea. The officers pursued them into a brick-field, where they were stopped and taken into custody. they proves ta be two young men of the name of PrGctur and Homier/. On searching them, a parcel of skeleton keys, 111bOX of phosphorus, and 33111 e matches, were found upon them. They :tad also provided them selves with an iron crow. The two prisoners, both of whom were black about the eyes, as if they had been recently fighting, were yesterday brought to the office, and these circumstances appearir.g against them, they were fully committed fin: Captain VINCIIIT, the Lieutenant', and Officers, who were on boar,' the Arrow sloop, When captured by the two French &lams in the Mellterrancin, have been exchanged as prisoners of war by the Spanish Government. The //etc, Wersr, from London, fix Archangel * is on shore near Aberdeen. Private letters from Paris, of the Sth instalt, aeration, that the French Ambassador, Juts.)r. would certainly have lot Lis'sow. if the English expedition under General Ca %.‘i itad riot hzen or dered away. Their S ROT; c, the Engl. ed to viii hey; been tr°?P, SWEDISH MAJTSTII4, with its Petvcs have gone to the camp at Scania. which glith aad Ilussiox Nlinisters have been invit- nisit. The German regiments in Pomerania ten considerably reinforceJ 4 and the 3reedi.la 441 remain them. .