The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-01-15 00:00:00

Harientlu. Ferdinand the Vllth has uppo:iile.l and il.:.4lactil so many, that it is difficult to rusts. inerot,heir mimeo. One of them, Vondioln, silatinst immediately after his uppointinesit, h, •AI to the ilungsarark4S.-Sisa log1161606'; and before Carry, the present Minister, received the appoint- meat, five unsuccessful Whitlers had hero dist. nliic.r►l. It wooi•' errs-ill' to those unsicjoalitted affil th.- polary of that Government, tiller Wangs'. *Sri , env ►nsa could Ise found to accept the office, after s:s nwoy ilismis•sals ant: puttiplimeuts ; hot it .is not st,scsettoinny with Ill• tversoti named to accept 11Yri!1:1 . , 111111 11 Telll l llll to IWCI/111e tilt toloiser otol fsienti of the Itlostoreli, to approptiate experience :1%41 Li) -or to hi, service, would amount to an or. fror.• istmishulsle pith rival, if nut greater severity, aro au otifortonAte AO Intim. But the coos of failure cu evoleut, thit it is a subject of mita • niAntert hrw noy hut a dello)! could disgrace or prmiih dliui,ter for that a hich he knew was WM avoidable. The linaores of Si.ain are in a wretched condition. The po!,:w coif, rs are empty—the public debt itt. c:e:i.td—eMilitleilee destroyed—commerce dean- revolt, awl new claim» unit new expetetry daily .augiat.tititic. The nation is instil . 5c0t...49..411d if tltr Mini3ter of Finance cannot tied reasedy, lie nods bir wily into a dungeolo. In this situation, (Laity. the present Minister, sins ord.reil to volts- upon the duties of the office. Ile is nul :I 111 ut of talvotr, but an active, prying. essamaging 1)Ili►•er. Ile was a ilea her of the Criss trot !isms, a,, l gave evidence of hostility to English influence by opposing the stiloption of u very ex. irellent Coilistitntinn, which Albino's Wellesley was requested to prepare, and which was rejected. 11och miceukttion was indulged as to the course and !timers of the new Minister..s-asiti his prospects were glo►mty, until his measures developed a new and extraordinary policy. Ile revived, in his plan of Finance, the views of the Cortex, sold int:lade-4 a great part Of the leerllllleS of the Church. This •wets NO important and dangerous stroke of policy. in till the exigencies of Gut/eminent. and decay of its finance, the great income of the Church *us server invaded ; and to ciremuscribe the pasupered limier,. of Prue sts and Monks, would have been comidercil a micrilrge, and punished by virtue of their oniiteil influence. This was a fearful et,n9iinent of the new Minis- ter; but it succeeded. fie considered that a failure iis In s 0 1 31; would be puui.hrJ with as much sere • rhy us he would niee: with from the coiltri,:ling ui . the Niro, ; uud hr repie+etited to the that it will. the duty of the Ciergy . tu upptu- priarr a ticrtiuti tsl . ti•e:r ittenstn)e reviones to tht *ants of 11... enimtry, and they s l in ,,; ( ll l: t ee edno tartly made the ..ffer in return Cm the protection and extraorthrtary priti;eges wkch they elljny ; and it now because necessary to draw upon resources required fur the service pf.the King, oho is head of the Church. The King assented, and the Clergy became &riot's; but the blow wa struck, sad all their resurinstranct's against the iMitstster failed, be• reuse they were.attributed to sot,hd unitive,. The measure was highly applauded by the Liberates, and hopes ;hat the Cot.stituticir would he tevived, not oost strenwher.ed that patty, but tlw influence viii weight of the Minister were increased. One *l'l.4ll°l4d step was also necessary; it was to put rior.ii the influence of the British Cabinet, by" pre. venting any interference on the part of the British Minister at Madrid. This was also done. Garay, in viewing the relative situation* of the Allied So. vettigus, discovered that Russia could be made useful. Spain wanted . money, 41111 Russia cola stirs, and a negnciation .111111 consequently opened. 'Phis vas sufficient to create jealousy in the Uriti.h eathitiet ; but the new *sou discovereJ that new Isiends were necessary, owl old oilies t , crtritturs, were troublesome. Accord. iagly, Sir 11. airy ‘Velleidey sus receind at Coed lir u friendly, but not confidential manner, and he was ito lugger consulted Oil public larirs. lu dna sfittutiest Stow), a►►drr Err lit .w dliuistcr , brgius u ore/ liktrot. It wry, however, be doulqftil sdir ti.tr Ins t ,l 1114 w ill ultimately sitteceed ; the remedy 1, applied tun late—the tlee.ty iu the hotly pohtie i. too he rdralnxd ; and if the Junks and unite in .teter ttt i t ied compact, such ill their lower aw l i n figibuce. dist LIR SyStPUU 111134 he obatidonetl, wort, cooixeciurtit:y, thmoiie•ti!, disgraced. or punished. ?MN Yo W.f. Is. Accounts from Ameiis to the 111 urta, , c sate, tiAt Ch, . ral Aury *46 tnukixg priiiimatitniv to tVaCilaie that CONCRI. NEW YORW, MY. In. REPEAL 01 , THE .INTEKNAI. DCTI Tiil% tiblrM , Streltwi hero carried through the Iluttle of Rt•prrsentutiver la. I filarter 11111 r. Wall Itatv, alad with grater uanstimity. thigh oily oilier YI rto iittpuri4iier far many yrnrs. the Weetlumlay hi:et 111e444ite oas reenrti nwelsied thu Cusheitittee I,f %Valy. 1 Aientry, ackl it Bill for the ..,eject li.tl it* lino owl necteeetei trtediug. ;aid ice:weed by 1114j.WIty or ail 10 5. 14 THE nous': uP REPItt: 4 ;ENTATIVEM, pre. 5. BALL ant) S2ITII, Varginiu, appeared awl t0..1c his %est. Mis.stlry Prtivitisis Herr reerive4l, nd senisity le ft Ilea to 11t0111.4)% Colll6ll.irerg• ; Vl heal .I.l.unEct,r)l, 1.1 qtrard the iii. :tsto, , s t.r " iqmplve3—Tr:ttl3e ul the Voir..4 cci;.‘ 11 4. 01344 14 / by loct;:se lire itcprc.ret.ttirn .ka• tt lorvausatiOia•lsc 'My puercss soul tbitik simper to emanos. onsie, relative, so UN isilepeosivAce and rimiest COlitiii(Bl of the 'minium oI igessiott lursarrias." 111 The Reeolgtiuto basing beets read— Mr. Itonestisom said, that he suppn , “l there would be no objection to the adoption of the Res . .- lotion which he hod just submitted to the 'Oust; duration of the 140111ke• Hr found, from the lot? l i Message of the Presitlant, that tlie4tteution , ?f the House, as well as of the moron, had been, its • ge neral way, &riled to the situation of the pro viiires of Spanish America., the Preirletit had observed too.' and very , truly, that the citizens of 'the Posited States sympathised its the events which 'dieted their neighbours. Mr. R. said, that as far back as the year ISt!, this suliject had excited considerable interest; that • Committee had been raised ; the declamation of independence and the constitution of Venezuela, with other information, laid before it by the then President, and a report ors them submitted to the House. The report, among other things, expressed much good will to wards the Venezuelans, mad an intention to ac . knowledge their independence whenever thst iutle pradeuce should be, achieved. From thus time till the present, *deuce had bees, observed in regard to she affairs of that pert of the Continent. The rea son wars ohvious : we were sows alter estgagcal in war with England, aunt since the peace our owls pressing concerns had uccupit d our attention. The President hos spokrui, Sir, of the interest and tlw sympathy we feel in the stfairs of our southern neighburs. Perhaps it may be 54;41 with truth, that no subject excites, tl shoot the civilised world, • stronger interest, stmt the contest in which the provinces of Spanish Americo are engaged. Every wind that blows waft; to our shores the schemes and opeculatioits „rE r iropelin Statesmen and politicians ; from the frozen regions of the North to the milder chines of the Peninsula, it elicits remark, mild commands ettenti 000 . Even Alexander, be who indite, epislles about peace sod Bible Societies, while he wheLs the Sword of battle and prepares the weapons of destruction, he, it is said, is about to furnish his Cossacks, to add to the horrors of, as it is already called, the war of death. The 'builders of the Pope ties, the head of the Christian Chinch, begin to be heard, and tin doubt we shall soon see hi, anathemas giving up the peo ple of South Algol's' a, buly ei.d soul, to the pu nishments due here and hereafter to the critots of itbellion awl republicaiiism. If, then, tu metals acios the Atlistati, the rittratiou of this peo ple be thus laterestiog, surely it is not a matter of surprise that the citirens of the United States should with same solicitude turn their atteutioo towarlis them. Every repolilicau iu the United States mast lament their disasters and ergot( iii their triumphs : they do butt follow the example we have set thew; we owe our glory and our f.iiite to resistance to arbitrary power, and the 'Rollie of Spituish. Amuticis, and ali others gro.siiiiig ler oppression, ritual owe their elevation and worth of character to.the ',sow rircutustatice. Tiny do but follow iu oar footsteps: it is in vain to deny or dis guiselhe fact ; it is known throughout the woo Id— whatteer of • injury, despotism or priestcrafr have sustairwd, whrtlwr from the Revolution of Frame, Or that which now, I hope, hi•inrishes in our hemi sphere, is laid to the uccomit of our glorious R. vo lution, and the excellent principles of our Con stitunon.. It is to be regretted, Mr. Speaker, that our se quaantanee with the people of Spanish America is not mole particular and intimate than it is: we en tertain but one sentiment about them—our feel ings are all in unison ; yet we differ mid ills pule oil a variety of points, which it is desir able should be nu longer suffered to remain doubt. Nlexico, Peru, Chili, Buenos Ayrev, Vela 'wls, New Grenada, are they indepen dent ? Are they struggling for independence, or have they yielded to their European tyrant ? 'lave they made known their situation to the Executive Depn iiiii rid ? Dave they demanded to be reel.g• I/ s•rd av indrperd, b 1 sovereignties ? Do they gm.- vein themselves ; el- ut their agents, legislature, executive said juslaciary ; lay anal collet t taxes, raise anal support air el+ and navies? It is possible that these facts are its the pieors.ion of the Medi. dent; it is very well known that there him been agents. turn of high respectability, sent publicly From the Governments of Veiveztiela. New Grenada, Buenos Ayi.vv, tand Streit.... to this rountry, said, for any eau,: I know to the contrary. teem other proass•cev. It is j oimatale that thty have toot rtbr si l en t. but whatever they may have maul bus not hero made known to. Thai I louse.. or to Ibis too,- tom. As woe Gowrotitvial io tooristiwolly popet a r. nub I sstarsuotooss to be given to the people. I suits for Stsformatiosa. that ?or . .;,,usigsitessti may sabetscui sentiments our hearts so warmly airpmve. Ido not memo, Mr. - Sneaker, to easittinit myself iis regard to ra.y future coarse—it mow. to I. reitoin extrast, de pria.l upon earcsauivrisioxs. 'This Flour* will act as virenmaaavaces assay retvrate, nut fur myself I have les 14v:relicts to say. Jaw. it it *Mill appear that the provinces of SissuNs:e America, au. stay of them, ate really independent. 1.0 tAttfti:' I..o6.p:lM:tit/II shall prevent tar., in nay public a -:“..t tcr. from ackuoar irolgvig Hirai ass sarverrogoi NI-. Feast/TO ttod. " 14%i won acquahottd I nit!, the temper of the p,..p!e of the U States no ti.i+ t011..p..4:4 to opito-r noy tnot..n fist i utu v:iti hut ht- ; but he 4 . v. , . . ti etwer:e c ee, diet some 'input. !le !norm sum soon.. ohnigesous. fn this I liar, he tirtni4lit oils, AL which could be known ought to 1* I;?ktirti ; but he 1111;4W:zit-it to the mover of Ili , resolooi 0., whether It ass not too broad in r. ea!: an it ictentivr, mod nhether it ought nut to contain tl sisal qtr4- litiegton of excepfiiq *itch inform; ion as the Pres:de:A might deem the communication of inenon ir iibl e v ith the !while into-reit. Mr. ,F. ',resumed President hail coin ttttt oicuteol all that lie knew, I ° l 11 1.'4 he o ishetl Congress to know sitillie waits jai ; and as i t was urinal, no trquestiii4 itifortinotion of the Executive, to vole for such only is the pub lic interest would, in his opinion, !permit to he ills closed, he propo‘rol so to vimilify this motion, in which shape only could he consent to vote fur it. ?Ir. HopisTtos ready absent to Mr. FoosYTll'i proposition. Iteholut:im ion,stil Wein. as tuOtlifiest, am! a C of two was appuiote4 to limit lIWM. the Prei•itleiat with it. -- Ow the motion of Mr. SEYBERT, • Betioleml—That a Committee he appoitste4 10111,6 iatu the • apt:Jitney u( revising and amending eitimits Art* coorertiitig the Nliist Esrahlisholeus of Om Unitt.tlStaies anti that they have lease to report hp Bill. Ott the motion of NI r. SOUTHARD— The [louse then procrttled to the appointment_ oh u Clotioldiii for Coitgrrlit oil the pint cr this (louse, and the Resereud 'Messrs. Balch, Cone, latitie, Allison, Cinniulug, Addiiiati, end Browfi; were put in houum.tui. Two 6mlletiog. took pl.,ce ithout au election ;on the third, Mr. Al lisby received 144 votrig, ward ails July elected. Tl►e SPEAKER licit before the noise . • Pellet from the Secrttary of the Trcustny, neeoutp►n,ied hy printed copies fir the use of the House, or is statement of the receipts •nd exptudittiresutGui. ►•erowseut for the year 1816; and the House ad journed to Monday next. 1101'SE OF REPRESENTATIVES.—Ttomot,'Dtt.I2, • I Mr. Ilupknw, of Nolo) . I vaisto, Cron, ihr.Coto- tuittee to the Judiciary, reported 4 Bin to estalt!At ao utuforin sybletts of Risikruptcy throughout the United States, which was twice read, uod cow [alined. LON DON. THURSDAY. JANUAIIT 15, 19111. Tice state of America in geneval. as well in its political and civil tants, as in its military transae. tiniii , , forces itself imperatively upon the ,ietiosis notice of this counter. The day is not fir distaid when the N..ntlierii Ultimo must be deeply and in timately involved in our European concerns, mid it I'. iim.os,iiile out to feel some apprehensions for the immense revolution which such an event must iircessaidy produce in the existing system of piddle . ohms. •nii, , , empire, luau the tia!tire of its Lower, awl its geograp!i;cal positiom will, nt siects-iiy, he the first to ex periesice it ; hot if suet by an eii !urged mid liberal policy, it may contribute to promote our prosperity, aid to advance the g, vend happiness of mankind. We must bid adieu to time spirit of monopoly which has too long disgraced oar to iiiii sere's' system, and which, wherever it exists, retards or defeats our best objects; we m us e ems . trot ourselves with trading on priociples of metro- • c ity and multi:ll advantages. But however these may Ise regarded, for the moment, as concessions or 1,3(.61474 , 9. extorted by peculiar circumstances, they I a ill eveotindly contrinute to the general good. and, like the tears of a wounded spirit, bring relief to the heart, though they spring from its so gyring.. Front the latest New Ynt k Pavel' we have this . clay extracted a report of the proceedings of Con gress, iii the House of Representatives, on the zitli of 13ecettilorr. Jr.A ROBERTiON, the Member tOr Louisiana, moved, That the PREIIDENT should be requested to lay before the House such informa tion as he might possess, relative to the political situation of the Spanish Provinces of South Awe. ries ; and also his motives for issuing orderS fp' elfie 1 reduction and seisure of Amelia and G.ilvestnn.." t Mr. koneitystix's speech will he teed with inte;eiti as it nutlet# tine eager and anxious attention . i m ".. which the citiar of the United Staves watch progress of the lievitintion iti the Spanish Prorit, 1 0 l Hi. oihitiou win' carried; with the exception' of the second branch of it, end this was thought utineces. 1 miry, from the very explicit statement riespectiag Amelia and (lialveatim. already submitted to 1 Congress in the raiblDENT'll Message. The I t subject of the Southern contest has Liken pre. ; • cedesice of every other topic in the • House of 1 ltepresesihnivps, anittltitas the peculiar ) manlier I in which it Inti been malted and teemed. we may 1 conjecture that it will,forin a very proiniuttit fee- I tore in the proceedings of the Session. The law of the last gession, eojoining ortitialiti in the contest, is certainly um popular in the ULited States. Ii- 'kcal at aibioniali revue a strange isiconoisteuey in the Citiseris of the Union. were they to 'twain indiffer. .1 tnt spectators of such a contest raging at their very I dom . ., wheal their interests iloperiostity demand its I speedy triminatioss, and the overthrow of Sp ai ii s k .41,....tatAiliy. Tneir Itepubiicon initn..4l4. toe, cutt• I not hial'OgNotiiiie do ttiotialiittil es hot to plettil Iu 1 favour of floe Coloiltatairo I A.t ditto' uentraliti be considered as sit art sikrisempla6f , aelittitali The inieiference of Hostile ft the eionett seems, from. NIG on E usett!';•iveetill,, to be r IV: (Add ; am!, 111 their pressit feeThAs, should mit he touch surproird if the appearance of the Itioisian ships in the Aimeritin - iee3 mielit not ap pear a aufliritut jurtilitiitiots to the linked States to extend their protection to the situgutinik: Pak !VG licititil); Willi it (Nay, the lir tetfetetice of suet' tt Ptiaair. near to bike ii,:vaiitage of every iiccierreitce, and capable of or certaiiiiiig the real ellarwcters of prominent Chiefs, Would compiiiie their jartiiiii hakiresta, mould their misshapen Gime ;;; MINI give humanity mune her rights would not be vier violates]. If the Col sbe not thus a,sisteJ, they twiat either • sink mister the benuhibing sisvers of a be/totted Government, ur tie tort lie iotcrilai factions. They appear pihistssetl of Just IlleYllo6 suflieuem.t to acquire inaelientienee, but not ul inoter,to e?ii it. *Mel are too ignorant of poialiail light* to be mit of tutelage, aim] ought eitchaesit/their chains fur Iratlitig-strings. Atiteliti Island acid Cialvt;oton are ptithibtv *nice in the pos3esaitas of the UnitedState*: kineti ! l Wand i* reported to hove been clouted aidinut tiring a piogle *hot. %Ye ure various knew iss **butte tonne it revs taken. if itt that or United Slitter , , the tittegtion of the Florida* would *rem to be tirte iiii A Nrw Yolk Viper of the efith gives the sane account of the c,ipture of AltttA which wr pub. riinday *flout the liztruiiiilitiriry llfrrirnit Quells:Ant aids. .4 We shall regtet"aaverdittgly the siew*of capture, if it he iritr.—it' wiW leper duo* hack the l'iteiot cause considerably -Nlexicu, though their ultimate inseceos must he ayoisd a doubt. The`power and resources of Sp*iu decline drily, and it is no* too late for tent- Outlay success to be generally felt." veoieraoy a 0..4 or Diftetors was held nt the E..st India Douse. when emits. J, STU.% A itr n :is sworn into (hr command or the ship 1.44 Melrille. ctatiord to Chins itirret ; ••45 wale Capt. KAY. into the command or the Marchioness of lay, des tined to Madras Sod Bengal. Elie brig Jules Standish, Captain Scorr, which arrived at llostini. 'on the 2tl of December, from t'illeiitta. passed s►.' Helena nu the 20th of OrttilPer.. Captain Sco•rr reports that he wars homier, off. the I•land by a Britirih brig of war, and was ru formed that llosisesture was %offering under N: slight touch of thy liver complain►, and that pro visions ou the Woad continued very scarce and high. John Ashley Wane, Erg. NP. for the Borough of I.nsttrititiel. in Cornwall, is canvassing the Free meri.of Sandwich for their votes at the iscxt tieue. sal Election. We hare how, with mildh gratification. to state. that the Success 'Whit+ o n e highly tespectril Reinescolitis,. Sir' John limy Egerton. mrt with. 'luring the recent Timms+, coodildalsly eirerily& their Wilt Sanguine expectations. In cositdpienye of *hid), an invitation to that worthy Harotirt, signed by Ili*jefty'reilwctable and Milt pendrist (a inlemen, who compose his Committee. to misfit forward at the no.' Gencrol lilirttitni..as a Candidate for the representation of this city. war sent otroo Saturday night hod.—(Choter Courunt.) Settings appointed 10 he held its Nlitlillesex awl L lon before the Right llotsouraible EDWARD, Lend ELlANnustot:tiii. I.oid Chief Justice, &c. its soil after Hilary Tenn. i :-- . • IN T 11 111001.110111. L. 114 n 4)% . xhisr-iday m Aguilaiy 29 *intim/ay January 31 Fre.ineoday...... February 4 Iltursdo ) it blow, 5 Tuesday wi..lis.•-atii ) ' 11 • AFTER Till SU Friday February 13 I S 3 y ....... February 14 N.iib Tile Court swill it at Guildhall ois the ‘2(l of . February. for the whole day. Sir JOU% LLACH• was adii ii s m Vire-Chancellor + lapt tuonumz, byt e Luau Cu Ant:Emma, ill Imo private 'room at lan-11:11!. The only persoaf kayo were the 'two slur Registrars, and the Clest of the Crown. Tar I. RD' •II t N csi.i.oß administered the oath of office A ibliointtuttitt, in the Vice-Chaneellues Court, he hic Honour Sir Juun I.t:At it, the IleW Vice-Cladn cellOr : Mr. 'floury. lb. Barrister, Ste/Nary to bit 1/161Wer. tiff Hr. Appoioltd nett bruret.ity to bir ilottaitir IGr IJ!.ter of the nun.. Mr. or t h e Olurt, vice Mr. Wore, ap pointed U.ther of the Rolla ("min Sir Joists Leoe groom, tam E. aver, rit e Jar Thomas likenter's bully% . The Him. J. C. C.lti.notn.4, of South Carole, the . 9th ttl.. qualified. trod entered ou the dutita of Ws to.Srerriary of War. A introit ktte► from W.ohingtoit of the 12th ult. *Oaks in confident terms of the cession of the Flu. mars to the Ujoted States. Norwich Cortbmatleet was entrernely Well at *Ada use Saturday and pricer tnueh worbest week. There was a tolerable Iteri,e she* or Scots and 'bolos- Intel Gantt on thr 1141; hot few lonia beasts, owl them dui not brat a remunerating value to the paz er. couridatieg the prerent prier eel legit heasts. The sheep-prone eerie tolerably well The Bauk nfF n y,lanel having iv reel the Tickets Nov. Ito 11.10, ;told twiny other henry N bets nu the prestos Stull Latter, (whirls havieut uu (3inaers t every 'ticket, how cin. in ig.nita will be put into the Wheel and bs drawn in the 614 amt forouran 6 ay.eacle Northern 41ra:tiling tistoru f.at ot hitt ' , T. Ilivat, the Coos:alto, tarspert. folly ...Jima's the atteutiou of the l'obhw to the p 0046111.9 of the N ano . wa Isi..t i:t Nr , a 6pat with the differ tut 011icr..krein I worm. oho petvlit Is the Tick% Oast op .plirat huh may kw amide ;as I linty Is. *itlatr or 611 of the 3 Pero,. of Joplin/ or illty Whit iss thn Out Hionl**4 Capi tate. Hi C:t.a . they Ithutlttll In. a,60.0 them; also to order the 12 P. nt l'..rt Wan., n burn, an atalaiatnal to the 3,00 Pitta paid l.y Got,. nlll6lll iu ttit , l litir Monty, 3 Wank.. wail sate ite for I:t.kko na 1‘..,.r tf t..tnnt l' t [ruse t!oe 4th .daich !Tx' 4h: • vak• • ^ t ic. 1 -1 11 i f ;'‘,F . it*: ' 4 , • 3 t $ 46 .4 h;4 %; % . 4 4, 4 • • f f MOVEMEXIX HAM LIFE. v 3 s „Vt. , ahritalf-pat trrn o'clock, tifc Duke LotiCiftralt srtivell nrifirqr its Pink-lane. ernin lis.g lir7t. Their sies.es lortit itglert. purity At dustier. The, Duke of DstrUiutt%ut. i 4 ex pected to return to tows, to a tew days Oulu his sent, Chatsworth. l'fitibee,EireEltlis;it returned to town yettrrap , „ : , The ;Margins unit- Alarchioness of LAwsuun . s tuid are expected in town-on Tursday fruits their feat; Baiwood Park. Wilts, for t !IC 6,15111. The OnWarr Marchiotroas of Cloaca is rived at her 'those in I)aests-*ti.!et, Berlite.er.-rqua:r, Corp a tour. Earl s Warrwolvtit has left town for hiu Kent. , -- t tiir raid df PteMbietit left town yeaserdey. f-: 1 '14% 4iit, Prtitonli, Sti.sex.• T [ the E.,1...... c,,i,, ~.. of IVAIDLCITIVI I,': ri t•n 74-4•erclAy, I th eir .4!Iil, 4 .iiiivrberry- h; ll. k • The 11 0 . 3 W , T .o, lll4V"lfti . Estes Ibis lett low,' for ber.sent,. •1 r.I iti.o.iii.vlA ß itii.l.intincl. • The '.P.firl fa 51 A flit Virii t 4 iittrt.itti el t a telect 0411); tat ;Cmer y...:ae.tikay,..et ti. hourpe in Atli. street, ileikoicy-stiwtre., • .."1:Arl •liaolvtql.n‘v lett hit town, for hi* iii e, Belt o n-11...1,e, I..iiicoi t iol . iire ! . - . . Esrl CitilSYE.Nort lii* frit *is seat, SWIt •113;, 1 .4nr.ks Pis : Ed1i)11 hall, t3lll94hire• *rite li,rl of is expected in $6 , .11 'lleXt , week, 415444.141. The Earl Air Osts•rogetrys .i4.-llliseted is len s in • few aly, Irwin leiv Hall, Sidi Loril llosTort left lottti.:Yeiterday for Mai owl liednor Lodge, Burka. Lola and Lady SI ELOOU RN ten ived yesterda) iul tows, Thum dseir Neat, •Brock t I tall. Iwirtl (I,w Tina 1.4, Beth II lew day* siuct, his seal, Siltiontolt,.l)evoti. Lord SYDNEY kit WWII yesterday, for Woven, Froveull, Kent.. Lord mild Lady NIIGKIIT ere returned to sear, Linty,. Bucks, from their brother's (rhe gins A' BUCKINGHAM) see, Arington, Hants. Lord PETIIISHAM is strived at lIIS father . ' ftl , l Earl or FIAKRINE:coN) house, iu the Stable-ysill, St. James's. Gym at tour. _ GEoace HE NUT ELLiorr. Eq. has kit II Maus. New Liurinigtou-atteet, far hi* twat. 80, Berke. Sir WATKIN and I.ady Wvten are arrived their seat, ‘Visuatity, Deuhighaltire, from the Fa, ut Powt.'s seat, Walcott, Sahli. Sir Joitiu and Ludy HARIttNTON bud' fatni , are arrived tit their house in Berkeity-bquare, true their seat, Bognor Lodge, Suutre. The Frei!eh Ambassador entertained a party distinction at dinner yesterday, at its Ituur.e Portland-place. The Earl or SLF row. who was considered sotnrJ what better, by accounts received yetterd y, wear✓ Celli:crowd to Irons, Of mods worse. Ois New Year's Day fifty Freeholders of Forerm Damired, Norfolk, shoed together, to express-the( attachment to their highly-respected Member,. A enttE, and their adherence to tl►e principles 4 which lie hus been so steady and con►iele•st sti solve (Ale. An excellent dilu►er was bestir(' up at th Queen's Head inn, Wymonnitalit, and ass 'legal,' trausitoresscy..inseritied " Coke and Independermc; end adorned with orange and green colours, placed opposite the tutruoce to the MOM. Ti Itre. JOHN COLINAN, of IVicklewood, sod LIAM .1 atiotiox, Ems. of Wynonsdhetn, presod , i et the t.ohles. The following to- sts were given : The Kist; may he never lose his rttguity, act the pr✓r their Rights and Liberties.—The Winer Regret, the Prior, of Wiles, and the rest of the Iltnyul Funeily.—Mr. Coke, so the iloteptookoo Electors of the County of Nurfank.—Eglsz , Roger Pratt, licq.—The lord Bishop of the Diecese.—: Thomas Reevdr.—Sir Jacob Astery.—Edward I.auilw , k:,01 Sic Francis IFlordett, and u speedy Refers( of Par:issues' Admiral Laskin, and the Navy of Hogland—The Coust:.c lion as established at the Revolution , of 16811.—The Span Patriots, and may they loser be 'ashler! to Ferdinand Beams', the Pope, oc the Lintuicitgun.—.Mr. Hone, f zealous and soccescful defender of the Liberty of the. Pct: —'the win moss and Moo st Juries that stied •lisle.-Itr. ham Sistails, and the iud.•pen.ient nectUng isf Norwich, had Cui • hr:nsc. — als. Ri4llllll —A g feeling of attoctini;nt to the Patoit of Norfolk, and, what is more important, t o prote.ples which Lace dkingi.ished his political al pyritsittentiry career, rutuarsed the lileatiug. As it stray he supposed that the Leek, the anems appendage to the armours u 1 the Principality, rill be introduced (aid' his Royal Highness the Prino of W A LES * * Feathers) in the new Welsh Order, als:1 tl Ned Dragou, the favourite ensign of Caw, WILLASUES. with other appropriate inatjeria, a hos of o ti4titreut colour front those of the Coorttr, Thkle, !lath, end Si. Patrick, will he ordains:. A white one, edged with green, would he entitton,.! 414 eXPreiwire of the colours of the highlysho , tomoi Leek, end will' iiot interfere with the other Oido ut Kariglithood. Staglrettio. layastssontter..—A (lend-mats It bait 1114 ty unexptetctilymtrereiltal 14 , at, t.44tult. ill • • COUn Or Abel'drip, IS Yo fen:Wl4 , i all • r•r4q44l - ‘.. his game. that in addition to his esiabhsh,ite,,t of - goute-keeper ated intvistenht. 1w has a boll. i1.) . 4. i . baiting poachers on his domains 1 In an ,itlvert • silent, as a catutitS to the otiwaty, ti , is ittnai , Gentleman offers a reward for the Jisci.tely i.t person with the appearance i.f a tratirsninn, I' , had made his escape fr.tin the gh.oe-keeper Alai F baniAdag, after le ktog those, itai.ifi t t to ti.r itut•k thrown atiaytt iihrr which he haft fat:tged. ft adtlett,. as a elite to the di‘coerry of tilt diehoctift that huts paatalovas had Inru Pltbahl, tot's l' I dogl l'ltia tlastiontoste &shu t to r:. y : penelty presetabed by (ate Icor I tr, et .1 bring an action - againitt the reriorrne.l (;:ve,.. , 1 14 r ' I! . .egul and grOho staitult cormulitt ,1 Oil I% !.el, • • at, Mmy- , -Tbe Lord limbo,' of the Macrae —, ieevor.—StrJaeuleAstlry.—Kdeard - • Barden, and a *pertly Reform of Parlinsuria. Atkin sad the Navy of isughand.—Tbe Collet:4 .41)11144d at time Itevolo two of 1688.-I'he Spaa• Ind may they ewer •be 'tinnier! to Ferdinand I , the Pope, or the itteptOitont.-.Mr. Huor, aneereatal defender of the !Angrily of the P.,•• none and b0u...1 Juries that kted •hirn.—Mr 4, and the iudependeot Etcetera of Norwich- nanc—Mr. kkhard Gurney. ug feeling of etiftehment to the Pat Ik, and, shot is more important, to t•f s which Lace distingisished his political 81.4 utary career, auitral.ed the Diltetiu.;. nay be supposed that the Leek, the one:en , ;e to the heirloom of the Principality, in . limed (*We his Royal Highness the Mina )tl's Feathers) in the new %V•elsh Order, Red Dragon, the favourite ensign of C El, with other appropriate incono, a ri• • different colour from those of the Giro', limb, and tit. Patrick, w;l1 lie ordain,• one, edged with green, would hr voltam.. essive of the colours of tine liighly-ho.e.n,• , Id wilfnot interfere atilt the other ohood. Itfo , layearsionarr..—A C.euil-inou tinespt etettlyyiurceeduil hi an voice ut .• if Aberdeen, ie ho tenacious ui p•e•eri.-- , that in addition to his estabi.A.ole,,t el • epee and assimonat, 1w has a Legg ilog Pmetehers at his domains li. 1411 , ItiVcrt • ' 4 cautint' to the titticory, this htna , an offers at reword f or ihv Jisci.tely of pith the appearance a a troctriteun, e bis escape frJin the )(hoe-keeper and r. after tong thine, itrat.i,itt to ti.e 1101..1 *ay* Ithtw which he haft it I a Clue to the disctierry•of the othoctift • Sastiatoons hod been prtbohi, t o " I ' via unfortunate ueL t to r:.s. presenbed k w for re, a .1 action - eguinitt the rertowne.l itr , • id grOiki satault cornwatt-J co • • • TI E BRITISII PRES S. W Iv