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eltnnla always continuo to do so. The N..hle Lot d r• irstd it.tt, • kw lit politic), l...silig the %tote fit 0 pith • tittier•; att.11 . 5.1i41. 'bough three tr.-,e ref in She poe- : esst Adinsois-rattuo highly rsyrehrs-i•-le. still no country oil the face ist the owls mesh' how., of ihr• firkdom root liberty, we ..• esioy,..l Ettglas.d....Elis Lordship concluded with I mum winos ms . givrti floe Ito the Meeting. 11. d. kspg illw eepasittsue, for the i.....0ur dour km, and tw..,gest to neirdade • tondt. eshitAt w • ever in i . el. boss *lochlse would take from the re4 g brelote I tn , 4 Plol , lWfilY t 9 sty. City of Closter. busy," ! owls wo, itnsiskwyrkopplause. Lord Curio% next .ptitiicte II the health of his wostliv fiend Alr. Taylor, who mourned dingle e 41401 4.l.lress, trigrettli.K that 'he sever e oil. De.* with wan. h hr. had Arrest affixtea ,;altna4l prevented hie tilt's* au octiett poi it the late Thr Etertio.k. krs. Mv. Stepson prisismwd die health o 1 tho lion. Mr. Bligh, wit by his suavity of moo. nem. Isis gentlematils conduct. and she warns lion he hart ',dodged towards his Noble brother doting the Elrriim 4 haul lois the esteem of all. Iti.tou thanked the company for the honour they Isa.l done Imo, and also fur the respectful tyrosine-lot he had Wynn all OCCII4OOII Teet;llCti from Canterbury. Lord Cktrrow then gave 6 ' Prosperity do Our Isulepesillent t lab" Tee t Hattie** twigged leairs;., in the name . of Llsr M. inhere of the liolepesolent Club, to rerr :tints their hest thanks fair the honour that lied been conferred upon theta. It was a source of unfelt'. rsllstislactiost to every Memtwr of the Club, to. ivitor.. how stf.ctive their exerti eeee hill* cause of iiidepese,leoce hied loess. tle loot a toast to propose to !miss, sod at no 'sort of the evening could it be so Iwo ~,,, riatrly isstroducrd as at the !stele Mo. Wrest. If the Club had been or great serce, it was souse 11w eitertions 1111 ihr prison *h ei oer name he woos about to mention—in fact, the Club owed origin to inn—it wis• he uho.drt* up the tee°. lotion. upon which the Club wee formed, and who. by its active exertions aßereardst assisted to carry his plan into effect. It was hO small gratification to thole who formed the Club, to reflect how f e w their members were than. a n d In look round end err how rums sod respectably they were slow. hr iteggrd to 'oppose the Fousodrr % of, the Club, Mr. C. sharp, which was drank with three times three. . 11r. SHARP felt great entberrissment in rising to rttuyn hit thanks fur the high compliment just paid him; and assured them. that the exertions of an 11:iiiible individual like himself should never be waniitig its the cause for which they had lately strugg Tier bowl played " Hearts of ask." Lord CLIMIN nest istuposed the health of the Chairman, which was recessed with unbounded ap. plause. Ti.. CuStitissit said, there were moments in wl T o Isousouge war inadequate to express the feel. jolts of 'kV 114411 IW bound himself els that predica. mei-1,. I r hi. 11.01iithill had met with their •pproba. ti- ,p give 1 the greatest satisfaction, and be should tore-r hi, frit their good opinion. Ydr ihr very flat.ertog meniser in which they had bur. the Is. Hour to do es.k his health, be begged Is-.re tH C. Imo, Inc most grateful thanks, and hoped tl•ot a loi,g ionveruus lite swatted every gar tlru.au H, tiie rs. . " The Arany 1,4 Nay, "...Mom 4.1 litifelefil • . • FORtlGly INDELLiG4,:NCE. PARIS PAPERS. 11,....t t miter t eii p u rifted the health of F. sir I re....torer ichAb Said, " Mr. Chairman, and Go-hilt/moo ar time fralependreit Club, and all my Elf Other VIP. own. the very handsome manner in which lime Norm. bird t.rupow.d, and the en common, p1,0,r11.• with which you have drank my health, t• a proof that to Ih. office in which hot 11,orrtstitp twit placed Ilte , I have done enough to 001.1WC.1111111 to my Noble employer. and to those for tilito.r CoilVritirtirr nod bruirtit I WNW cm issili dei.erv,* whit I can but feebly pay— toy wurinewt thanks. TM liondring the humor*. of this office it the terinnon 0 o f r i ee li onerr i fig . hove endeavoured to fulfil the arduoavdulirs of it. under lii• aid the members of h s Cdinitutiee, wit! t ',woeful proftninii, or soy thing appluat•hing to iiiggindlinews—so far as bath Nen I. 11—.,iiil much has been to my disc 'lion.— We are now about to ',tuna to oar Usual avoca tions and intercnuriws in lift ; let us now forget all eletti )))) aqualibles—let us make a wide grave. at.d insq 1111 )) 100 unities ; and 'shalt err has bren on the Mae ~f those who opposed us. let us heel, forgive it all. nor thiok the sucritit.e too great, fur we ought to recollect we have muds to be forgiven. Let 14 wtrive each one to conclhate his brother and Lis fririsil, nor rear that such conduct will expose u,. to ridicule for timidity or Cowardice—for, should that be the case, a n d our 1/ 1 1101111ali i 'hew their dia. like at our otepplog °ter the threshold, we will endeavor'', next Elk ction, to take the who!: house." Soar —" Staid fo your gains." The lw.ittits Joe•eitit {toile and Wm. Freud, E y ware than proposed wad drank with catkin- T., i,r4i.ii •.1 Alderman Cooper. she firm. in dif Iticotbk u.nl zratirs friend of Independence," 11% 1.• trerived with loud thesis; f. %s 51101 colllphllltilt ttie worthy A lderman te. tur. • 1114, I t the coutse or the evening, tie following toasts nod ,e,, lilleset• Mere given, intert•persed with songs toot • 'I , . w. llmiritootl, and the InJependstst Freeholders of l t" •• .1 1 th. British Constitution he secured iry a speedy it t Ili eli tlw Huns •of C. snmous." byl6r Liana n( Cantrthely vhu assisted our trample low wn•+l, 4.1 braviy. " " AI ill man I'r• ad. " •• May 11w cau..e of F.rednis never want a Rrpresenta tire .. 11w Coy of Caultobisly.' • • the.Getelleuem of Lord Cliftou's Ooardont " rtw us,* of MMus* Co►pti•, the hi►th•risbt of Eug listroseo. awl tlu• butt sr. lolly of she Como,i num," her Laws guard us, Laxities, sod our Liberties our Lmiss." .►iny the •en PArliantent inherit none of the viers of prritrccesurs; 31,41 betiti;:adt a good character to itit sue tate.toe." The rootn *es handromely most appropriate ly si.e,,rated Issr the IoCC.O.IUII with the tt sea ts,rtl titisa4 1.. r Elr. (ion. by Lois! (Auto's'. ivitty, ol.scli weir ta•trfully displayed apt's' the wall. , roeitelt d with %troths or laurel, oak bungles, will Howell., pretttittoz 1 must grAifying and pitaotez • • *r rants, JULY 12. Two Vii;irL mother owl daughter, who kept II *bop at the corner of the Rne Louis le Grand, poisoned theuiselvea. The mother not andiug the poison ruilkcieotly rapid in iti operation, usceioted, shoat two o'clock in the middle or the day, to the seventh story of her house, whence she prec.pitated hermit* into the court. She fell on a cabriolet. and broke the top of it, but was not much injured by the fall. She died, however, o.f the poison at ten o'clock.. Her daughter hail expired at Aix o'clock. She left a child and a husband, who has beetilong employed in an office. AIX.LA-CRAPELLE. JULY S. The Soriir Charles de Meyer, attached to the household of the Emperor of Austria, J►as arrived Imre, to prepare accommodations for his Imperial /Neat). Iliad suite. _ - MADRID, JUNR 25. The squadron still remains in the poll of Cadiz: several of the ships are undergoing repairs; tlwy are not yet in fit condition to put to sea. The in !orient piirstrers daily insult the Spanish Two armed schooners are constantly in bight oil the port of Cad's ; they hoard all vessels without distinction. and make prises of such as are Spa nish ; nothing is nee from their piracies ; that port is in otiose measure blockaded. It is hoped tlud the. Government will adopt some measures to pre. vent the injuries which our commerce experiences in consequence. JUNE 30. The Ring has ordained that certain harbour% should be opened for foreign commerce, from the I3th of July nest. Thr harbonra are those which were designated in the lt..yal Decree of the 30th of March last, viz. Santander, Comma. Cadiz, and A lia cant. His Majesty has also decided that foreign mer chandises and property, presumed at tile said ports, in consequence of this Decree, ►hall enjoy at present the advantages of the mart. The latest letteiS from his Majesty's Consul at Tangier excite apprehensions that the plag•ae has broken out in that port, where the Moorish Gover nor had permitted a great number of pilgrims from Mecca to disembark,without any precautions. These appreltrusiotts have occasiotied the folloWing Circular to be addressed by the Premier Minister Secretary of State to the Ministers of the tither departments, stud to the Council of Castile, dated the 20th of this month. " Recent letters, worthy at reedit, ieeeived from Africai announce that au alarming pr.erera has been made by the plague, from the environs of Tunis to tie frontiers of Mo• r•ceo, and that it has reseeded fu tike interior to ti very real distant*. This intelligence; so adtletiair to beassisity, must increase the solicitude of those euratries bordering ou the tottlagion, and unhappily none is nearer or more im- Ordiately threatened thou Spain. This distressing consider ation excited tutl.a►ds the Middle of the last year ■ll the anxiety of his Majesty, who aiiiipted various measures to divert this misforlioe from his states; and if at that period, when the evil was nut so severe a. at present, such efforts were made to preserve Spain from its terrible effects, what ought we not to do at this moment, when the plague de yours new victims, enrages new combines, and seems to ap *titbit the kingdom ?" The letter then commands the rigorous enforce. meat of the existing laws relative to the means of preseiving the health of the kingdom. Letters from Catlit, dated the 25th, state, that some anxiety is entertained fur the convoy expected from the Havattnah, whence it sailed 49 days since. It is thought that the principal object of the Cor sair cruisers on those shores is ' sn attack on this convoy. His Majesty's ship Aiia, which was to hare sailed for that station, and at tile same time to have escorted some vessels, has received a coutiter order, but it will be replaced by the frigate of war the Diana, which is ready to sail for the same des tination, and will, it is hoped, purge the seas of these pirates. tlti the 17th of this month there was a General Assembly of Merchants, to consider of the estrt blialtnient of the Mart. It was decided that they would give, during six mouths, the 500,000 reals a it - twills, &wended by the Government, and that, if they could 1101 tifect a loan of this sum, they would raise it by means of alt assignment upon all commercial pensions. We ha r "IWO soy ore•cki•o colocieter ocilmess, rd w this City, conducted with pare petipliely; ellpirtAt oily of the cointwity de. parted "berwe Iris o'clock, usol 11111.1 after views. Ike MOW M4l/c l rwrr d , uII veto-log ouieily 101110 r !wines, inocreilisue or the llwj. and the THE II RITI S 11 PRES S. LONDON, TfIUItSD.IY. JULY it% Isla. Rai% Papers of Sunday best have arrived at one Offic., but they tt;ention mine of those military movement. which base been urged in private letters us pre* 1111 l wire or etnr.ilburhtive evidence the late alleged Conspiracy. 'duke amends f.r the lob- Arlie.' of d erne intelligence. 14tle Papers contuiti wattle siticle* front the hltalrict Cuzeite, from► which w,: can rattily collect ►o'ue c►rcutistaoces highly layout:isle to the ►:.ware of totlenoudeuce iu Spouts!) America. The squadron which we were soil!, time since assured was ready to sail, to decide the nest,-:' totes of the 'Trans Atlantic Provinces, still remains in the harbour of Cadiz, while the ship* composing it are.repteseasted as (wing Better suited for the dock-yprd, than to encounter the passege of the . Allasit;c. Toie,Spartisli marine mutt, tattleed, he reduced Aldgether to .a most contemptible colttli trosi,.wheas two *Mall vessels, bearing the „indepen dent tisg, venture to hold the po r t of Cadiz in 1" absolute state of blovitioir,boariliOg every merchant ship that approaches, sod uniforseily seizing on thus that sail under the fl.og of Spain. The activity of . these indefatigable enemies harasses every part of :he Spanish commerce; and even the fate of the wrathy Havannals fleet began to excite the utmost alarm Its Coedit, where it was known that the independent cruisers swarmed in the track of the fleet, Tor the express purpose of attacking it. lioiws were rather expressed theta entertained, that the dorernment would contrive th wipe away this reproach from the Spanish flag, and we are toll that the Diana frigate r ill shortly sail for the pur pose of ridding the ocean of these pirates; hut the power and spirit of the proud monarchy must alike be broken, when even in its desperate boastings it can mistier only sine frigate to achieve what has al ready 'Odra!' !ts utmost exertions. But it is an thrioleoce of the Spanish Papers that we filial most car e t fur patisfactiou. They contain no record of even a fabricated victory—they are silent on the achievements of their warriors—and our Treapury Prints must mill chew the bitter cud of (hoop' • teil hopes mid falsi6rd predictionsp The plague, which we stated on Tuesday at liar. lug appeared with alarming violence at Tangier, is menticiied in au article from Madrid as being extended f Tunis to Morocco, sand over i great portion of the interior. This dreadful scourge to humanity is stated to have been communicated by some pilgrim. from Mecca. who were incautiously permitted by the Moorish Governor of Tangier to disembark in that port. the Spanish Government has adopted every iprecuittion to prevent the con tagion from commuuiCuting with its territories. The King of SPAIN has at length published a decree, opening the harbours of &intuit(ler, Co. CuiLs, end Alicant, to foreign commerce, from the 15th of July. A similar decree had been 'canted so long since as the 3011 t of March lust, but was revoked in consequence, we presume, of the remonstrances of the Cadiz merchants. These inert:haute have, it is said, agreed to acquiesce in the delimit) of I:. sp4oi.h Government, and to give for sis months the sum of 500,000 reads (about S.OOO/. sterling) • month. What equivalent they ure to receive in monopolies or bounties, deducted Irons the rights of other Spanish subjects, is not untie boned. The French Flee per Cents. on Saturday were, 76 tr. 30 e. Large islands of ice have been seen so far south as the West iodic*. A very extrusive one gave rise In a great sen.atioii, having been seen in the neighbourhood of the Bahama Islands. The following is on extract of a letter from Hali fax; !Cosa Santa. dated 3uth June. 1818 : Within these few days have arrived men and office►a for molt of the Corps i• wrists. The Royal Engineers have an accession of a cowpony of sappers and insignia, soil siva officers. "3d Batt. GOth Regiment, two detachments under the command of Colonel !Buckle, C.B. iu the Anne mud Baum Transports. ss Th e 14th Regiment, _commanded by Colonel Sir B. Trench, came in on the 17th lust. in four !rapport', from Cork. This distinguished corps relieves the 9816 Regime& at Nro Brullllll Mk, destiued for reduction. " The 74th is to be they distributed:—three eompsti!es to Newfoundland, one to Cape Breton ; and six (Itestl-ciose tees) to New lii-osiswick. "The Anne and llaru•sa return to England in a few dayr, with the men or the late 7th battalion 60th Regiment, to he discharged; and with intralidi, Ste. " The season opened very early, and the crops and country look will. " Ships of war here Ri ar- Admiral Sir D. K.C.B , Captain Chellism; Folds Sir John Loris, Bart.; Opossum, Lord J. HAy; and Soracen, Capt. Gorr." It is reported by the Pattie Papers of the I lih instant, that the present situation of the Duchess of IltustY promise* to yield, in due lime, en revel.* iiiii of numltti to the llota.e of BOURBON. The reg. nancy of her Hord lligltnesa, and the Journals, will soon be officially announced. Boils Houses of Parliattiesit are 1101 , 1 undergoing the decorative repairs of painting and white.wHoliing. In the House of Commons II flew stair, !wading from the upper-lobby to the gallery, and parallel to the former, has been constructed, and nil additional small door has been iiiweiril in the centre of th e gallery, for the accommodation of the Gentlemen who attend to report tete debate*. The•r improve ments will also Rave greater facility and dispatch in clearing the g.illery on divisions, and to the strangros its returning to their places. It it sisial that the laudable ambition of Sir ALEXANOER COCHRANE and Sir Alcattst MAX WELL to serve their country in Parliament, is to lie grutilied by an arraligentelit which is about to be made with two of the !louse-making Members, by which these gallant Office's will lir returned for an Adatirdtll Borough. They will thus find them selves more in their own dement thin iii the service of the ihrlepeudent Etre/ors of Laualk and W est mitister.-1 Evening l'oper.) The following I..iw iippointmenti have jolt taften place in Scotland. They may be termed tile first fruits of the Getitm.al ftlectiosi :—.ltatirt (lopi, to be one o r Ins Majesty's Advocate* Depute, 111 MC 1111 AI of Mr. NI'CUUMICK, appoiaited Sheriff' of Bore Itoßutt BitticE, Esq. to be Sheriff of the county of Arg)le; and Ttioslss MasTLANR, to be Sheriff of the county of ‘l'igiusi. Our of these appoiiitaneots, at is raid, took ,Lice ul cuss.. scquence of souse anal interesting z...aries spondence between the Marquis of Bc.rat mid al I.oursirol Lord of leading influence in the political aria- t rincalts of the tiortfilustut to Scutlaud: b.it .ll-11:1 •;% r. ; 1 ti A t- S :) et ilia Ari ME QuEiek. • • scrount room Kew pstertlay f the stoe of the QUEEN ‘‘.4.— " Her 3lnjenty has t,td s gaml nig'ti,ttnd continue% the Elrr M. 1,31: STY comuot4,l the .1.1,, PO so to enahle the Duchess of 6t.outusfEß Hull the Prince** Ant..:lnera to Irine lir,. tip lie I,rl-2.rt,t at she tfeemd . d r wren by the Pitt NEC 1111,0ENT .1 Carl((((( now.r to the Duke awl Duelles.s of CLAKEmut, the Duke ond Duchess of KENT, sod numerous !may. Toe I)tochesoi of GLOUCI•sfER and the I'rinee.4 AUGUSTA «tint in tow,. lo 1)r present sit the eventsl:4 party giten by the REC6NT. KEW, .JUI.Y 19. Yesterday Prini&ss AUGUSTA and the Duchess of GlhoueEstut rude out in an to.tett carrhige ito Richmond Gardens, and afterwards walked its the Gardens. The Duke end Dueller% of KENT %t rived yester day eveiiiiii; fi Chreinont. mild idler having walked in the Barden* left for lieusino.iii where they will remain till SdIUIII.I3, and thell re turn to Claremont. The PRINCE REGENT visited her M AJFSTir yesterday evening, and afterwards retained to London. • This morning his Royal Highness Prince LEo. POLD of Saxe-Coburg arrived from Clareuitit, and visited the Wee's and PILINCLUES. Yesterday morniog the Duke end Duchess of CAMBRIDGE. the Landgrave of Hum CAstoo. ; A wl his Wag, Prince FREDERICK and Prince VI'II.I.IAII, come to town from Kew. In a short tome alter the Duke of CAtanuitme, the Lmedgrave of lIESSE CAbSEL, accompanied by his sons. Prioce FREDE RICK and Prince Wti.t.we. were introduced to the PRINCE REDENT by the Duke of CAMBRIDGE Bud the Landgrave of MESS CASsEI.• They were most grad ly received. They proceeded to Centherlatur House, where the Princes were intro duced to the Duke sod Duchess. They afterwards proceeded to York and Clarence Houses, mid were Introduced to the. Duke and Duchess of YORK mud the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE. His Highness the Duke of GLutiEesTErt left Cheltenham on Tuesday for Gloucester, and to morrow returns to Hagshot, sod thence proceeds to town. On the Yid, the Duke, accompanied by the Hun. WILLOUGIABY COTTON. proceeds to Dover, intending to embark for Calais on the fol lowing day. After si,•iting Pariq,. lie travels to iteepr. i ort ist: m A trAt l lnit bia Highness will be ys Cuuso,t will, during the absence of the Duke, reside in IViiidsor Coo le. The great insproveniessis going on at the couniry seat will be suspended, and the number of domes tics abridged. Yesterday morning the Duke of KENT left Claremont for Kensingtou Palace, where ins Royal Highness sot to Mr. DAwE fur his full-length likeness. Their Royal Highnesse* the Duke and Ducht iv of KENT will 110ousir Cnvetit-garden Theatre with their presence this evening. to see !lob Roy and The Miller and his Men. They will sit in Prince LEOPOLD'S hog. The Grand Duke MICIIAEL visited the Duke &ilia Duchess of CUMBPKI.A N 11. yestrrday. The Duchess of NIF.ININGr.N and smite ore ex peetrd to lestve Greilloo's Hotel, Alheinsrle-street, on Solidity or Monday next, lot the Continents Yesterday tlie Duchess of MCININOEN visited the Duke trodDu . cheer Or CIARENCE. Yet.terday the liOchtis orCAstnßlDOEvisited the Duchess or YORK and Duchess of CLARENCIC. The account or Atijor Ft rZCLARENCE yesterday was—" That he had a good aright, and was going oli very well."_ Earl ‘l'arrWorilt and the Michess of Doater, and also Lord au'l Lady Bu!JULE*, nirir•d c.r tr►day al Clandon,:n Stirrey. on a mot to Earl and Couotess ONSLOW, Lord CLIFTON soiled froth Dover on Salimlily la s t ; jo•comploy with Isis falser, Earl 'Dolor end the lion. .Ir. BLIGII, to jl,lll 111 S I.lllllly at Oeneva, fu o ' , hurt period. It is Isis Lon!s!►ii,'s intru►ion w returu to Cuisterburf , ut th►e enouisig ►iCrt. The Cotniteis of JERSEY left town on Monday for Lurd Du NCANNON'S bat, liorleantitton, for few dap, ou iirt way to her seat, o.tet ley P.., k. Lord and Lady CASTLERY.A6II entertained n party of dit.tittetion yebtrrday. at their house in St. Janles'T•Dttnal r. The Duke and DucheSi of BEAL:FORT WA fa mily are expected to leave town tin. Jay, fur their seat in Gloucestershire, for the guminer. The Ead or H A RROWB Y 1111.1 a grand dinner party )erterday, at lots house iti Cirt,bveitor-square. Doti. 11r. and Lady CAROL) N E 1.%41DE left town On TOrialliy, fur Brocket-hall, for the Sumpter. Tt:e Eat! and Conlitebs V FRI' I. A lil artived yes terday evetiing at their residence in Crobveitorr square, from their brut, Gorlsanibury, Derts. Arrival wt ilir Watrrloo Hotel, jrrowooltrret Eli I CLAr4OII.I.IAM. from It'll ' , eat in Ireland. Departures troth ditto :—.l.loit. 11. HILL, for liiri ; brat ortir Siirrwsloaq ; Mr. HILL, for l'aria. SIR FRANCIS BIIRDETT.—The chsir in which the worthy Baronet was eeaterl during the late Precession, it seems wit; fur NIG KEIIIII.E, iu Caid—the Met:tars Westminster having belretrd this vehicle by way 4,f ostutotrotitre complament to their wotiby Representative, fur his ioneXilitlity and patriotic c !tact. %he l'ica'r if nuke:field anti linotiihry Clinker 'keens to be running a race fir paltnLutty at the Sitricy Theatre, and thoiigli it is difficult to tiny which is loreimost eii•ir.ir. there lel 110 dinilot n Wit the prvinictur of both mot tie the Wito:er. ' ) % k lILIRRIAGE IN HIGH UFA:. Lorik CRA N LEY is tube mwrriril in the begiiiiiina of seat week to. Miss FJ.UDYEU, the (Lough!. r GIeJAZZ. FLIUDY6II, Esq. brother to S.r. S. Fliipiritt, Bart. Her ther is si-ter to tlw E of.WEsTitutt LAN D. sod lint cousto to the Duke of ihapot4. It Is se watch that gives the Lieu& or liuh parties much wttsfwaiun. Sir is braiiiifo! and highly accomplished—Liu her 'car; site Viicount is in his 41.1. fli• Lortho•ip haves lowa ou Saturday, for her Caller's twat to Ituilawlehires G Pa 41ES% BUXTON, JULY 7. The fallowing are the riocival artlV .1* wi thin place ainee our Iw.t : Marqui. of Ticlifieid. Right lion. G. Carmine, M P.; Mr. DennOon, Mr. R. Bootle Wllbrahaiso, Mr Ts 'Aram, Ge... Crosvenur, Mr. and Mrs Milton, Mr. Vilaigsteur, tau Thu Jenkins, and Mr.. and M.ss Dodson. )3RIOI.II'4GTON QUAY, JULY O. We hove pleasure in obsrm 44 tile col.sitiet bits influx of rant v ,at 01% drhgnt ful place. A mothet the prit.utp.4l ISM. I- 4111f1 tile 1,441 f w chh p. wr ip.t.cra the WV. R. R. Herriiiitioet. %11.. U K. ntii.. Moia Sir M. 111.5keit, Pail. M ; Lodi/ ..4)ikes, Dr and M.A. Mayo and tensely, Vol soil Ur.. Acklou; and fruuly , Mis. and Nlita Word, and Dr. Luseitiolve. SCARBOROUGH. JO I Y 9. 'rhe bitstle or the Gen. re. ;me over, a Colll.illYralllC 11111 X sit 4:011111/ally daily taking phre. The 101 l ...mg are thir W eh- : The Right Dun C. M %IDA, M.P. (lute Speaker), Viscount M.P, Mr. W. Ish, .llr Kos , ell, Mrs. Komm II ilud flows ; Teti too, P„ Mr I'. ICC', Sir M. M Sykes, M P. , 1,14 sykis, S r G... ( ' y kg. Mot Dr. Guldie, Nlr. awl Mos. G0...0p 11.0 !WO Misses Wilson (Nuilelti,tert, Nr Crisihoru., .11r. sod Mrs Thompson rod fitniiiy, Stoma Huttuis, sod M sise Tophato. • 11.11ill00 ttE. .1111.1 r 10. , Thia flsltinstablepla ce pubis tem•rt tow*: of haying more cominotty than t.tr I) hire w. , 8 membered at so rally it period of the 1,1.11.011 : all the 'brownout Iddicing and b•aordipg imeo•ry howl- beva engaged for armor *edit., soul the tpatiom tuna are fd~tid l' lillos i c—evety (lay ordiers 1.1 ru u,r tirsli u t . rivdlo, mot •hottitl the preo-ot 'olio% of r on:oa y continue, Itirroluste will , Imsg befo..e its 11•41.,1 time, he tittle 1011. Ihr lolluting are a part of the pro.cipal artival. , , to emtottiate (lore would swell the tiot not to MI lo o m derate length. . _ Margolis of Lothian, Lady Sydney, Ludy Kerr, rad of Norilwidt, Lori Alla Cuunll•*a of Gioißg..W. lia,i awl Cowmen of Erroll, Lady 11. n•, lady S C. VI h.lrr, lady Turner, Mi.' Ifansindei, Hi•h u p a Eiiiyor, air P. Belson, H0n..0. Lambe, Colonel and Mts. D•orring ton, Major and 31ra. Hu 100, Hon. W. 1.. It woursble E Gore, Sir R. Ri.,:11 George, Lid), :god Mr. Pt. George, Him General Sir David nod Lady Diana a, Air H. Dalrymple Hanoiltiiii, Hishop of Ely, Mrs mid lite Iwo Mines Sparke, lion. W. Howard, Col sod Si,. Ii •ird, soil Mrs. Birch, Hun Mrs. Will, Col Anil gir R Prat, Lady E. Cotroingie, Sir H. :mil Sir F. Fuwke, Mr. Mra. and two Mints Coed 11111 l Sir, Ciay, Mr. Alm and Mina Haldane, Capt. C. I. Crofi, Mr. Alidlrendeo, Mr.a. Kelly, Mi..* Arnold, Ml,* lialantad, aid Mrs. Stsplelon, Mr. R. %an•illsr.. Mil. t4IVKES. • We are thesiro d to Ist.ri t the follow/lOC letter rrOnt Mr. F.,tekes to the Edi.or c,f The Cuttriet i' , steer to the mention winch that Paper ins& a is u•u:te out the 10th 011.— TO THE EDITOR OF THE COURIER. SlR—Obsrrvilig in your l'ato-r of uhich hfis only reach( d use ibis nun-nine, thus you II Iv.• in. iito.uu 41 my name Retitle 1.1 she nii.nrei for public f ir-iir„ at the Isle Gr u e r .,l .... I tog y ..n ‘, 111 5.... rt 1611 kiirr in ►'Nap. r, u• yoo Yr 11111 , 41.1 r. dwh.lls II .1 1:+11', reel, both re,rrel Is, 6'olll I prcoutin., u. I (a imot •upp .w you wollid w,.lully 4.itc *hal put knew to he Iloilo , • . - You say, " Its Yak:lore, the vacastey has litrl einhohisr . o the Radical Refortiteas to put fottli. as they p iiiii hard in di, Walter Fawkes, Es q. the :olvocate of Universal Sallsare" Now, Nor, its this shoot paragraph their i.e. two suistak- a: The Radical Itylu-nterS 111 Yr.' aid 1111 l 1 4 e In put ,me fustly our do I believe Ilia it river as in the tialott litirlat Mtn o f she Freeholders of York•bire to pr.. puce me. A 1. 's of my friends, indeed, were In eitionoc to feel the pulse of ilm Cattily in my litentle, hut their itilentiat was u,pin ll. ill the bird by myself, as 1 faitly arida ed 1n limn, that I sit Si r would accept a seal to the [louse id ( rani 111 l ed to Ile cuustrtulr4 ns II :or. It 11l and os taking Ibis step I sin happy to find that I inat Isay.• v:tor COI/ CU& - resice, as you sive it as y • upt,ion, in your Ter i 4 the 411. tilt and I quote your own w.ads. that " if l!.err were rimy thing fir.. ronsislenru in a nirotrrn wdriot, fr..m hips ought 10 be repealed a Seri, refaVel 6.10'4 , to use nr hinrtion 'ring dforts for sending hits into th, nurse of tor ruptime." 'Elie next mistake yOll hare made is with respect to voy political principles. That I not Jesely a llarbeJ lit the et 116 r Of Roliatuentary ReE•rus, by all 'lir tit, Ili .t ri lyi•ott otswtvation can fattish, is true; but you have wildest what is not eittreel, either w ills respect to the past or the future. I never was, Sir—l ne'.'er trill 1 - 0. the adverate of Ustirers2i ;:mirrave: 1 Lave dm Matta to In, Sir, Your lIIIISi 0W11 . 14'111 Sri rant, W A I.TEtt FA K Fariiley Hell, Yorkshire, July 12, 1818 . . COLLEGE ANECDOTE.—Ia the course of the puts. lication of the Spectator, in folio, the paper as it came, was efittviitutily hang up within the bars of the coffee-hothors at Oxford and Cainboidge. A wag at the University, who slide in to read N.154. which bo-are for its motto that w.ll-known patlt tire from Juvenal, " Aetna selieste its,pissinns." wrote utith-rukiith the foilais lug lee to:iodation, " It is a long white ere 0111 becoturs a Setdar Prilow„" The bandies are boinging again into failfiott feather-bed meek-doll's anti pilloq &spry ; and none of the " dear delightful creatures" Cal be toren out without stays, pint:wag the t.aist so tightly that the unhappy wearer resembles :on hoar-glum in ih4lte. (treat coil% with a :vuitt c l inch aliti-U•haV lodgi are all the go; awl the shut-collate :ore 614 enough to gut twice rout,(l the throat. lu oho:ht. nothing c its he too) slat at present, moil every Lad that goes into the ltorld wu,t have his neck tied up almost as tight 1.14 SOIIIC tuds that KO GNI ! Ott Moaday last, as Capt. M'. ULLticti, or the Severn frigate, Rif erturiii,g from Dover 10 Dea's In • ez, hartlit; feilelled the turnpike at the toy cf the Castle—hill, he descetideol and gilYr the W. , . to the Care of to little hay, dlou'ialong the lo lobe It in the !torte's head, it set OF at full .peed, . 2: on. r plecipiet! iit.ol3 . 30 feet 111411, Ilea' the t: 4 1t74111 r 1.9 tile Castle. :111.1 oar killed uu the sp,n, ro.J the 4 , ; dashed to pieces. R N*9l