The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-06-08 00:00:00

111 00 4 the 42e- FASHIONABLIE ARRIVAL. end —awnesie. The Earl and Countess of Thema mind yesterday y at the Claris •don Hotel. Boad.street, from their seat in Seal. The Collates, de Grey has left tows fur her seat Putney Heath. tlranthaas I. returaed to town from his seat, Newby 1.1 all. Iforkahire Geiser- t Sir Wen. sod i.ady Corkbarn, have arrived at Bisbee Wiwi, Jeinten-strret, free. tbr.r seat in Oxfordshire. Departures fru* the Paltestry lintel :—Mr. and Mies Pantie,. fur Paris; Mr and Nye lionstrey, fur their stet, Cowartit-Hoser, Writs; Hr. and Mrs. Welsh, fur their seat in Wnereetrrehire; Calmed, Mrs. and Vies Wagranis, few their seal in Reeks. Colonel aad Wrs. S'Coust are arrived at ditto. fro. Paris. Dirirtures from the St. Petersburg's Hotel, Doverwtreet : —Mr. and Mrs. Creator:loo their seat in Seuslaad. Lord Madre is expeeieJ to leave toss ibis day for his Test, Siker Hall, Yorkshire. Drpnitste fr..on the Brueswiek.house Hotel, Hanover " Na n. Ejaard sad Lady Smith and family, for their se .1, Nes lands. Y or k s hire. Departures from Blake's 'flirt Jernipsatreet :—Mr. and Ws. Napier and tinnily, fur their seat is Sorneseishire ; Illajor and Kra Redd, for their Orli is Yorkshire; Robert iktioarr, Esq. fur he seat, blue Park. Serbs; Mr.. Orr aid Yen Eyre, fur their sem, Lanford House, Wilts. ?ASHIONARLE PARTIN', PDX MI WM. The Coursing of Jersey's rout, Serkeley4Tusee. lady Longhaur's resod divertissement, at tht Pastillas, Portland place Lady Lamm Call's ball, Old Roart.deset. Lady R r.ky . hall, Redfued.sgeare. Lady Liddelro own.ie party, Prollassill.plase. Mrs. Vfluirto.sir saserably, Graftria-sireet. The C.orintes...f Arran's party. Darer street. Miss General's's assnahly, Christeellrld street. To mosigioM. The Duke of Racetrack's seceud grand ball, South Arid. Ivy-street. The Duke of Norfolk's grand mitertaironent to the Duks of Rouse, or Norfolk H gar. Mr Ho.gla's growl boll, Gromeime.square. Mrs. R. ,i's grand ball, Portrasu.srinare. The Comtism Grey's imormhly. Panama-square. The Duke of Norfolk's grand ea:Millennia, at Norfolk Mom. Mrs. Drnarlses greed fife. at Roehamptar. The grand fogey dress ball at Alarsek's. Tbs Dowager Giantess of gasses party, Cargoo-street, Nay-fair. TogasDaT. Mrs Mitchell's grand ball, Cisorbo-9troel, Berkstay.sousea. Mrs. Charles H..rrice's tomcod. Great Camberlarriplarie. Mr. Laskingten's grand ball. Clerretandoommies. Mrs. West's b ill. Upper Granreaaroargan. Mrs. March's hall, Mantagoollsee. I , II3DAY Mrs. Thomas Cat' is ball, Grafion.tdreet. Mrs. Osbonier ball, Char*snore:, Berkeley-elptare. Miss Pi-fil•fa hall, Wimp*le.sireet. Mrs. Singh im'a bill, Edward-street, Portman-square. The Front+ play and quadrille hall, at the Argyill Rooms. Lord Eilerhorosiglee entertainment. 111.Jametes-sqoare. Baron Irseere (the Anibuntlee of the Netherlands) ea tertainment, Whitehall plus. The Hen. Mrs. Robioson's par y, Privy-gardens- SATURDAY. The Countess of Carnotite's assembly, Lower Grosvenor et reel. The Marehioneas of Beater's party. Pricy -gardeas. Lady Castleteagh's supper party after the Opera. The Dowager Comatose of Clennout's party, Berkeley / 11/1/.. - --- Lurd Amherst's grand entertaionient, Lower Grosvenor. street. SUIMAY. The Doke and Melina lan eatlos'a mad antettaiaisaat, Portland-04e.. Mr. anti Alta. Rotha's greed eatertainawat to I. Royal ishsees she Prince Rages.. St Jaastes-tiaare. The klarehiosbesa ad&fishery's alaearibly,ArliererustreeL Lady Hyde Parker's party. Great Cantbertaad-place. Lady Harepticuls party, Green-Buret, Grosvenor-nears. FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS. The Duke and Micheal of Reflood eutertained on Satur day Lord M..ereelh, Lord Edward Somerset, Mr. sod Lary G. Sb.ster, and • select party at their house lu Arlington. street. The Marchionevs of Salisbury's assembly last night, in Artingtoo-airscs, was very numerously and fashionably at- Seward. The Marquis of Stafford will give • grand entertain. Minot this J.y to a large party of distisclion at his residence in Cleveland-square. The Starrhi rwi of Exeter gave a grand entertainment on Saturday, at her house in Privy Gardens, lu Lord A. Hill, I.nrd Si Helens, Lord and Lady W. Dentine*, Cabot! nail Lady Susan Perry, Hon. Captain W. Percy, Dowager ~eatettss 11 0, Lady Millicent Atcheson, Hoe. Mrs. Bennett. Capt Waldegravre, and the Hots. Charles Percy. The Cmentess of Antrim will give a grand entertainment to a large party of distinctive.. on Monday, the 15th inst. at her hussy in Bruton...newt, Berkeley-square. The Him. Mrs. U • Blacquiere bas issued earth of invita tion fur a grand hall ua the lath instant, at her residence in Dryanatune.ormare. Lady Hy& Parker had an Oswald assembly yesterday wising, at bee midyear is Great Csotheriondplamt. Luta OwyJir rad Lady Wilturghby gave all elegant es tertainnsent on Saturday to the Doke of Dorset, Lord and Lady Fitzroy Somerset, Ike How. Mrs. W Pule, Mr. Mott. gooney, and a party of thatinetino, at their holue,Whitehall. lady Liddil isoatideseds of invitation for a groad as sembly on the 15th Mat. at her residence in Portland place. Sir Jul.,. and Mies Peering will give a splendid ball and tripper en the 16th thetas, ' at their degas' resideuce is Portland. place. Tlie Right Hon. William Maskisson gave as depot entelliiinsurst yesterday to Rerun Pagel. the Ambassador Imre site Netherlands, and • large party of distinguished peo,,mages, at his horse, Whitehall-place. Mrs. Rohm will have a French play on Mal", seat, at her bone, be St. James's-seposre. r. Knight has issued earls for a grand ball on the 15th instant, at his Noose in Greenetner-xqwere. M, Lingley lin , inined yards of invitation for • ball on the INIh I...t.trit, as her house Its Erusveliar-alreet• Mrs Herten, of Hertfoidstreet, hispfair, has issued cards fur • grand ball, ou the 95th lost. Tlrr Outini .is Lecture, at 111.,. 10, Spring-air den., woe an Smuralay honoured by a very fashion. retthroithle aiteiiilai.oe. It wen amen by Mr. it ICHARDSDN with great judgeneataud freliag, and shit mit lasi t., make a very favourable uu prrsaon the ..iwilio4r,aglius i g w h om R iron awl Bironeaa Pio:eke*. Libra Mee' I "kt . 60 ' 1 Naestre. Mr. and Wm. Hareisaa, site Rev I'. A. Clismilq, Mr. Rowena, Mr. goof Mrs livisisrird, Mr. and Nlrs. Sii.r.l, Mr..uul .La Warr., Mr. craft., Mn. Man nl.4l. Mrs. Mall, Mr seal Mrs. *mile. Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Mto.:sv, Mr—LW...ore. Mrs sail Mom Ilkisssue, Mr. Reeves, 4r. J utlita i s Mtn Unwro, M,ss Saab, Alm Brooke, II • .• raw BIN'S 17EALTIL • On Saturday the Qu wee Connell 2w:tabled at lit o'clock Jt WiAltlitur, to receive the inploilly Report ed . ' the Doctors in attendance on the KING. The Areithi•tii. l .% of CANTIIIRSUILY slid YORE, the Earl or WINCHILSISA. kr. were tiresent. Alter the Nleuabers of the Council had partaken of some ri-freshmant. they left Windsor. The Archbishop of CAN rtasuaT arrived it the Wren's Palace about four o'clock, and laid the Report of the Doctors before the QUERN. Yesterday the following bulletin was exhibited at St. James's Palace, to the Nobility and putobe, by Lord Sr. HILLUMS ths Hon. F. GIRT' LLB, and other &It/audited* ou the KING !--• "Si. James's Paste, Jaw f. " His Majesilbas passed Ilse hisi soul' is a very imolai' meaner, and eoniintin to enjoy good bodily health; hot his illijesty's disorder is uonliered. " H. HALFORD. "%t. FIEBERDBN. • N. BAILLIE. a B. WILLIS." MININIMIN THE QUEEN. We are contented to say that her MAJIWPIr was taken unwell op . Friday moroing. and in cease. quence Sir 11111111 f H•Lroao came I. town express kola Windsor; soil it aura, great pleasure to say. that the Qutew recovered from the attack. and Sir HENRY returned to Windsor to attend the CooricA. OisSatsirilay and yesterday her MAJNITT was a great deal better. The Qualm rose at an early hour. and took an airing twice yesterday in the giordens at the back of the Palace. The answer to the inquiries yesterday ass. " Her Majertv comfortable night. and is going on well." The Prince Regent and all the branches of the Royal Family have beau frequent in their visits to the Queues Palace. PUBLIC MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE LAMENTED PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES AND RAZE COBURG. 'llse Cate Mph Committee, after maimed, megillerier the various coesinstaimoksee they hove !vermeil, and is ionsfne , gaily with what they have mews to believe is she wish of the Poinhr, beg leave to state that it is their intention. should their fends be adequate, to construct the proposed Teospie of tin Ceu.laph iris • seal, esleissivr to admit of its beget appropriated to the imposes of Divine Worship, sad memiteted • Free Chereb. (for lb. Coasitiet) BENJ. ROTCB, Joe. Divine Service was yesterday performed at the Quern's Palace, by the R.-v. Mr. NUGLIIT. D vine Service ass yesterday performed at Carl ton H .u.e, by the Rev. F. W. BLosszao. Ye•terday the Duke and Duchy.% of CUMBER LAND attemled divine service no Ilse ells Pei Ro)sl. St. James's Palace. Afterwards their Royal High now left totru for Kew. Yesterday the Duke and Midwife of Guineas- TM, and the Duke and Duchess of Csusairisia. attauded (twine service at St. George'. Church, Houpver-square. The Duchess of GLoucErraz dined with the Prisms AUGUST 6 yertertimy. Saturday evening the Duke and Duchess of CANIBRIDGS, the Duy•hew' of GLOUCESTRa, and the Landgrave of fhes•a Cassel, honoured the Opera with their presence. The sale of that beautiful edifice, Southampton Castle, built by the late Marquis of LANS/101M is postponed, and a very handsome voluntary subscrip tion commenced by the Nobility and Gentry, resi. dews of Southampton anal neighbourhood, in order to purchase it, and, should the amount prove suffi cient, convert it into some public building, either an hotel or ball-rooms, &c. in preference to de stroying so desirable au object to the surrounding country. Lord MILTON and family passed through Ports mouth on Friday, frown his Lord.hip's seat in York shire, for Ryde, where they will reside, during the season, in the house belonging to Earl SPENCER. His Lordship's appearance, we are sorry to state, bears evidener to the alarming effects of the acci dent which lately held hint. The Antelope (Admiral HAavar), smiled from Barliaidoes on the 11th April. with Lord and Lady CumssasaLas and Stall; ou a visit to the neigh bouring Islands of Tobago, Trinidad, Grenada, and St. Vincent's. SOME ot►e, speaking of Mr. Loots:lt's system, sod how short r time he took to teach shorough bass, Mr. J BST Lg. said, " 1 don't believe it; fur' Nemo repente fait turpissimu.'." The will of Jour BAKER. Esq. of Lower Gros iseu•matmet, who his 'stay died someetwed 41f pro perty to the amount of upwards of half a million sterling, continua the following extensive charitable heque.ts : To &thins Hospital The City or Undue Lyi►►g-is-Hus. pital The Marion Society 5OO ditto. The Lumina Hospital The Sall-Pus awl loocelatiou Hospital St. Lake's Hospital Ths Pltilautkrupic Society The Society fur the Dirchars,e sod Relief of Persurta Imprisoned fur Small I)ehta The Charity School of Christ Church, hi oldleseti . IGO ditto. (4 1: CARROLL has the pleasure of arqu.iinting his iiencla, that rot the First Div of Drawine (the Kitties Birth Day), he 801 J in Shares Two Capitals, viz. 13,130,a Prise of 1,01011 sod 11.1199„ a Prise of 1,000/. aku to 31/01. being a Doable Capital, and the hisheat Prise Drawn that Day. G. CARROLL trust. dial obi. aus picious coateuelicemclit will be foliose-it h% his accustomed is *Oise part of the Tsar , 90,011111. yet m the CARROLI. has Sold to the 1.441 FOUR MO.:1611 T.l, Prises of 40,0001. and Teo nth, r Captials. &coati Day of Tursitair, Nth June. Ainui‘gat otlwr imposit ~,,, s in **dery may he no tired one, where on knives of oast iron are intro duced the words " sierl." lu every article of comiiii-ree it would he Nil advantage to 'lave the name of the Illunufartneer engraved, which, Rs it would ensure w sale, must be mu advautoge to him molter of the article. rffsetlm' ND pincm EL. Every uteriaration way 'mole for the reception of tlw Grand !Juke %behind on Frith.% morning, but owisig to a roc it .ea„ the Duke and hi* suite dill not laud at I) err till ab ott our 11;c1011, They proceeded to the Ship lon, where they partook of 1.1.11 P refreAment r i 14 the mean time their luggage and Ave eiliviittges were tot out shore, and at a quarter toilet three the Grand Doke Michael and the Gentlemen of hi. *ode left Dover in two of the Prince Regent's carriages, and the dmitestic. iu Ave liso..ian carriages, followed by the Prince Regent's break, containing their luggage. They arrived at Rochester about eight o'clock, where they stoPurd, mill partook of coffee and tea. They 'mind at Stratford-Wore snots after our o'clock, which had seen prepared for their recep tion by command of the Priliee Regent, with r suitable establi.hment of domestics. On Saturday, it one o'clock, Baron Nirholay, the principal attendant on the Grand Duke'. suite, went to Carlton-Home in one of the 11.- seta's carriages, to announce the Grand thiltea arrival in England in due form, when his 'loyal Flightless was pleased to appoiiit • quarter before three o'clock fur Iva reception, at which time the Regent was attended by Earl Poulett,,as the Lord in waiting, Sir William Keppel, as Groom, the Clerk Marsh 1, the State Page, sod other Court attend oils. The Grand Duke arrived exactly at the time ap. pointed, in a Royal carriage. attended by Ba►on Nicholas, Lieutenant-General Parkeritch, and General Aledensky. They were aceomp.iiied by Count Lirveir, the RsPalau AmbAirsador, who in troduced the Grand Duke, and he was conducted by Sir Robert Chester, the Master of the Cereino pies. The audience of the Grand Duke csoitinued a quarter of on hour. The Gentlemen in the Grand. Duke'a.uite weir introduced to the Prince Regent, awl graciously received. The Grand Duke after. wards c .fled at all the royal estobti.limento in Lon don, and left hi. card, except the Queen'. Palace. where it not heing convenient fora formal isitroduc. lion to the ()liven, on account of her indisposition, the Grand Duke called yesterday at the Palace, mid left hi. card. Yesterday the Grand Duke and suite attended divine service at the Russian Chapel iu We!beck street. His Imperial Highness afterwards rude nut on horseback, attend. d lay Baron Nieto,lat.. The Grand Duke received visits from the Dukes of Cumberland, Susses, and Gloucester; also from Viscount Castlereagh, the Russian Ambassador, Baron Fogel, the Ambassador from the Nether lands. Count Woronsoff, Sir Robert Chester, the Vaster of the Ceremonies, ai.d a number of Eng lish and forewners of distinction, &c. A guard of honour is statiolied at Stratford House. PRIACE LitOPOLD. On Saturday, about half-past eleven, Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg arrived in town from Claremont ; NNW after his Royal Highness proceed• ed to Barkler's stained whop gallery in NCWIIIIII1• street, atiesided by Ramat Ilardenbrooke, to make arrangements for the stained glass windows for the Gothic temple, erected by Mr Hiort in the pleasure grounds at Claremont, under the direction and super intendence of the late Princess Charlotte, to com memorate the spot where she first rested on her ar rival there, and now his Royal Highness intends it to he fitted up as a mausoleum to her memory. The windows are to lie filled with all the armoriall hearings of the Princess, united with those of his Royal Highness. The Noce remained in the gallery nearly an hour, sod expressed himself highly delighted with the perfection to which this wink of art Is brought. His Royal Highness proceeded from the gallery to Carlton House, where he arrived at the time the Grand Doke was hating an audience of introduc tion with the Prince Regent, acrd his Royal High. urns met the Grand Duke in the hell, when the illustrious Personages, having been previously ac quainted, the meeting was very interesting. Prince Leopold, lifter his interview with the Prince Regent went to the Queen's Palace to pay his dutiful respects to her Majesty, and afterwards called upon the Duke and Duchess of Cumber land, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, &c. Yesterday morning has Royal Highness attended Divine Serviee at ‘Vhitetiall Chapel accompanied by Colonel Addenbunkr, and heard a sermon by the Rev. Mr. Goodenough ; afterwards his Royal Highness went to Somerset House to view the exhi bition of Arts, at half-past one o'clock, where he was also attended by Sir Robert Gardiner. His Royal Highness was received by Mr. Young, the Secretary, who apologised fur the absence of Mr. West, the President, who was prevented from at tending by indisposition. In the evening the Prince returned toClaremont. On Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock, a Ca binet Council was held tat the Foreign Office, Rhich was attended 11 the LORD CHANCRLLoR, the Earl of Haattoway, the Earl of WESTMORLAND, the Earl of I.lVERPoOt.,Vireipoot SulllouTH, Viscount CASTLEREAGH, Earl BATHUR'T. the CNANCEL LOR or the EXCHEQUER, the CHANCELLOR of the DUCHY of LalicAsTEß, Mr. CANNING, and Mr. Itoelasom. Mr. Wai.t.sst.er POLE was absent, ben► , g in Ireland, and Viscount blar.wit.La was out of town. The Council sat till near one o'clo c k. Alter which t h e Earl of LIVERPOOL and Vittcount CASTIAREAGH *rot to Carlton-house ► and had anthraces of the Puma REGENT. Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Prosaism' Ambassador, and Count Mussrm li.sd audiences of the PRINCE REGENT, la Cut ll..ll Howir. Thursday last the Lottery beget', but there were no I'r•l:rs of soy Kit st coosequelive drawn—of th ose . T NISH is enable/ to titre his Ries& a pretty tripod se rmon, ss he (As usual.) mule taut' in Number and Auluaut than any mine Olfsee Ke. per Nu. 1.409 £l,olo No. SAKI 11,000 4,169 13.4M1 401 All the Twenty Thousands, There 7housaads, and Ton Thousand. are y►t in the Motel fur the Second they, IS•h of Join-. Wsrrnut•:d isiotrson TO-toss and Slisr.s are tag by KISH. 4. and 9, Cho/mg-crass, when the (ultimate 1101.1...1 of Ih.• above Pry •a receive their respecties Amounts 011 &mud. Atts6.l- , •ilgt elf t>1134,C141V• Sys la) Pitrßß mating, RAI VP. CHAIM/AN. Or TEN emir VITTKI AN NIL BRAD DIRT'S lINORAYIVG • Rut—llium; tarn the .!port Inv evident." ',oriel. rho Committee no. %Ir. Rradharra Engraving Plan •liirtlffertly SUMO. I he preosisaian tit eitrreet it, namely, that I not agree with Messrs. Athhy anti Varley, that it MA% /Me lOW Is irwitgle it, or as to &COlve a person eonversant with Bank notes, as I am most decidedly of opinion it is tit-illy imposaible, grounding this declaim) on a (volitive-it prac tice of engraving Bankers' ante. for upwards or thirty years I have the bosom. to he, Sir, raer-most hirnalttr *errant, %WILLIAM SIMPKINS. Cie:tunes lam, Loeff" thy t 9, ; i nt TO THE ibtroa OP THE BRITISH PRES& Xtik-wAs the Publisher of IL Newspaper miy he -deceived In the reports be ►ecelees ui•' public occorreieces, 1 ask the favour of your correcting A mistatement respertiog myself, et the late Meeting of the Electors of Westminster, at the Crown anti Anchor Tavern. The following is the paragraph I allude to That M►. Hunt pointed out a person in the crowd. nu having manifested • noisy disposition throughout the whole proceedings, • Mr. Morley fa hotel keeper. with whom Mr. lignt had • qnarrel some time since). and tsegred he should ire turned dowse stairs, which order, after a slight opposition, was executed." Now, Sir, the tart is, I wag NU present at that Meting, and lamat a loss to conceive how t h at pnlitient inintioury, Mr. Hunt, could Is we made the mistake stated in your es he has bad ample opportunity of being bette► acquainted with the person of.. Your obedient Rervatit. ATKINSON MORLEY. Cot'Jlaprnikoef, Jim 7, 1818. ELECTMN NEWS. Lord Aswrowx and Mir W. C. de CIIESPIORY, are still indefatigable in their canvass, and it Is ex pected a very sharp couiest will take ;dare for Soot liamptosa. We are informed from authority that Sir ( . 4E6. COCKRURN will arrive its the early part of the week, to contest the repretentstiott of the Borough with the present Members.--( Motriey's Portsmouth Paper.) It is DOS expected that any opposition will he attempted at the approaching election for Stam ford. Lmral HuNIKER, by all advertiseinent • takes leave of his constituents; and it is believed that Mr. FOULIIRS also will withdraw, to make room for Lord Thomas Cults and the line. Nlr. PIRRREPONT, the brother and brother-in-law of the Marquis of EXETER. We mention this, how ever, upon merely common report.—(Stan ford Mercury.) At Boston great exertions are making, and the three election interests are said to be very hardly matched, Mr. nu, (the pink and white or Cor. poration Candidate) arrived there on Monday, and all:hav since been bustle and gaiety. Mr. BURRELL (the Oeaage Member) arrived at six o'clock oat Wednesday morning; and Mr. MADOCCS (tire old Blue repromentative) in the forenoon.—(Mid.) Grantham, it is supposed, will have four, if not fire candidate..—The names mentioned are, Sir W. E. WELsr and ROBERT SWIM Esq. (the present Member.), the Hon. EDWARD Cuter, Lieut.-Colonel HUGHES, and Joists DOUGLAS, Esq.—Very warm work is anticipated.—(/brd.) Arrangements are already making for securing the conveyance of voters for the county elect . . It is not yet known who will he the candidate for representing this city in the place of Mr. FAZA. IZILT, who offers for Grimsby. Mr. DE N bi A N has declined the contest fur Nottingliam.....(Lia cola Parr. I Mr. R. H. GURNEY'S Wl.lrets of last week has produced a letter from CHARLES H•RYKY, Esq. M.P. for Norwich, to liis constituent.; in which, after a full avowal of his political sentiments, lie dePlares, that if the choice of Itepresentatives is to decided by the expense of bringing down the idea and distant voters, he will not base re course to such means, considering them " rrpng nautLevery moral and constitutional principle." It is reported that Joist. WYNNZ GRIYEITHS, Esq. of Gam. opposes Lord KIRKWALL fur the borough of Denbigh—also that the comity of Flint will be contested. The Hon. Col. Vwunviax declines the representation of the boroughs of Cardigan. Aberystwith, and Lampeter. The Nearehes transport sailed on Friday from Porthminith for Ny8,1141111, to take on board Ilan of the 38. h regiment for the Cape of Good [dupe. The (hanks's, Capt. Wisc. C.B. which sailed lately wish secret orders. has arrived at Gibraltar. On the 17th March the brig Ka/erp►ize was boarded in the Moms Passage by the Ciriliageniari privateer schooner B►isles. AUSTIN, six weeks from Amelia Island, with a Spanish brig iii company, which she had captured the day before, aml bail taken out of her 45,000 specie dollars, beside a quantity of cocoa, coffer, and indigo. The Brains intended to mend her prise to the island of Marge retta. The Fox transport arrived at Hull on Friday from Heligoland. with a detachment of fifty men of the 33d. who are to proceed to Nottingham, the brad-quarters of that regiment. The Hon. East India CompsWs ship Marquis of {Ye'bagfuls arrived off the L1Z41.11 the 3d instant. Site left c o l,,inti o the 3il February wish the Mit tees Charlotte of Wteles (winch chip is already at tired), parted t•ontpuny the 20th February. and an chored iu Table Hay the following day ; left the tape the 25th, arrived at St. Helena the 6th April, sod sailed from thence for England the gih April. A letter from Ciiinbray, of the tst June, states, that the first division of the British Contingent was to march on the following :warning. to etlb*tuj► ou the glacis of Cambray. It was r tired at head tiai lets that the whole of the Brims!, rainy would he assembled near St. Omer, for the 'impose of br ine reviewed previous to embarking fur It is said that the 4th, •+h. 6M, mid 7th rvgnactits otll immediately proceed to India. ILO U.. I'laitlA..oßn% finis passed, enabling the minor is dt.solme Isis mar►iage any tithe within,. the .year, it might hapitrit that merry of the worried s pars 'night be Ircl in yummier too lite' to I ) the passage, which says '• there is ply in heaven o►er every pular that ruptutatb." • THE PRINCE I . ?Ff:F.Vrs L.pitt • •• . • st.4..ok'wet, Uss seisostess %IL • ahr 'wet. souinernoi preorettitOns to the PitlNce REOENT. LorlltY filf Itildt, we were not Ittslt to glee: itlieiu no. SittnitLy. only in part. The fiilluottig isticittiohni - • ulu tonic place • bantai• luting, of the NIP Kinn ap , nmn.i.ftinis. by ill joe-Geiterel*Sie Colin Walk k U.K: on his reit:, o tuns the Continent. • Liellirllllllll Ws . V. Morton, nu his appointment to /4 Life Guards, try (helmet' in vetoing • . • Colonel Clicielso. einuniaml onl•Generil ilruipilals, nn beim( aponinOnd • Kuight of the Royal filtelpnic Ofsler . Mr. Lloyd, uts Isis return from abroad, by s.c S E Wuyd, Mr. &touted linianier,by .Earl flenotilow. Sir Henry lisbemoo, by Illi• EMI urii Ars:woos'. Livid -Colouri Tower, MI his upp 00000 toiesit to the Teo seanry easratry. • • • Lord Francis Conynchain, mt hi. ri torn front abroad. LieetXolosiel .toui I Thoyso, on hi. protiortinss. Colonel Fewer. no hi. mareitee. • . . Colonel A iistesson, 1.111 his return from she * Continent. A dolma Sir Isaac Collin, on hie ertn,nlrniu A sio.roce. t77olotsel Arthur %%over, Mliorit sll.llll lu. ( . .4111..itir Ma. jowly's scritice,l‘nisrlst of Charity 11 f. owl or rousoio, on his ectisros from service. Col. Sir Phillip Helium, Seib retunent, upon lot return from abroad. lientenaiii-Colone Eosins's., on his appoioli!lent to the Grenadier Guards. Major-Gruisr al Sir Joins Lathbert, on prmumfou., Lii•ot.•Colonel Sir George Herkeret, In 'llan lInS 6rtlfr of the Rash of the late Ailthiral Sir (:,an 11. rkelys, GC P. Itear-Admiral F. 'wee, Egnerry to the Doke uf Cambridge, from E.liaborgb. Vice-Admiral Sir Richard Real., on his appu,iiiment of Slajor•General of the Royal 111.1 ince. • , Mr. Walser Lon;, Li. utenant in the Wilt% Yeonsaury i by Lord Ve mount Sidmontli. Mr. Lsscalliw, by Visconti'. laseelles. 3.1 Cairn's, on ills Eromol 7bth regitn-ot, w, Ins appoint. timid and going alirona. Viscount Newport, on coming tb Ins title and on his mar. risme Lord Grenvilk Sonwriel, by the Mama Staitfort. Viacom's (.art. ...Lysol's...a-ding lie his slily. Mr. II uglout Bill, 711. Hmsars, on, hss rrs tut, f abroad. Lieu, . -Genera! Sit Ptiiitip Ruche, un hying appurnord • Commander of the Royal liam.Yerian Ordcr • Robert Chester, E.g. on his ininimatiou bs Mastyr .sf Ile eptenmeire. 1110011 which occasion hr received dor hon.tar of Kisightbuod. .• . Mr. T. N. Meow, .by Vim-ono Sidmototh, when be re. CeIiVPIS the hour... of K.. thithiod. Rear-Admiral Levesutt GOWCI, till hit icing u from the Cm. tinent The 'Rid of Meath, on his return from abroad. Major Sbylbut, 19th lAtawsr, ..b be. t'anads. Major Sir T Ramsay, Bs I. un his *twin trial/ curanisiid at the %Otters,. . Pats u k Walker, Gentlencin Vale r of thy Ulm, Hod, and. the King's Cl,.' f Usher tor Scollsoil, bY our i tith, his rermvins the iiisegola of his Iliiire. The Iles. Montagu Wymant„ uu his pr. fel iariii. M. A. Hilliutme, Essi. Sh sill ;if Bristol, bs, lanai Neil'. Captaiii.Powtr, half psi 734 regiment, 'min. premutiou, by r the Esti of Rbinungton, . . . . . Sir Alexander Jolity•too, Chief Alstit•e of Ceylon, uu his arrival from Cull 0000 0 by F...srl Mr. Wynne, of Sligo, by sir Lours Cole. Mr. West, tipsier his ma. nage. m its Earl Of Oxford. Mr. Bradahatv, by Sir firmly P. General .Sir Has Dalrymple, vu being appointed Go• vernor of HlacitstYsi Castle. The Hun. Lieuituant-Genciail Leslie Ciliniur, on Mu marriage. • Lieutenant-Colonel de Russet, C R Inspecting , nett °Meer pf the I milts Militia, on being a pp stilted a Knight of the Royal Guelphir Limit -Colour, hermit, Milirasy Secretary to the Duke of Cambridge, me his arrival from Illanne• r. Lie•t.-Colonel Rung, uu his arrival frosfi Dr Svatlasiiiirv, by Cul 411ilebrioke, um p 00000 timg hie treatise ow Gout and KMmeitsisscl.., . Mr. Autrobus, uu his Mall nage, by die Huouttiable Hugh Lindsay. Mr. George !hakes, by Mr. &tikes. Mr. Newritau Smith, by hi- rith r, the Lord Mayor. Mr. Charles Gistit 2 of Jamaica, by laird James, Murray. Honourable Lieutenant William Hume, 3d Guard,, bi the Minims of Lothian. Li eu , -G r it un his return from abroad. Lieut Bulked. , Lirv,Guaids, appoillithent. Lieut. Newry Georgts, promotion. Lieut. Hnnlley , 9th Leaven, uu bre appostatoriit, by the Earl of &Joslyn. . Lieut. Burtley, 9th Lartirers, on his aPpoiiiiiiieut, by the Earl of Rosalyn. Cornet turope, on appointment to the /OA Royal If ounce. Lieut. M.. 1. Comic, K.N. presented by ftear-Adwital tho Hon. Sir H. Bla . ckwooil. Li eut. E.,ir elin o k ., R.N. nil havin g received permission 10 eft the Ruisiaii Order of St. Wiadui.er. Lieut. C. Grantham, R.N. un his promotion. Lient. Wright, Royal Horse Artillery, by the Lord it, Waiting. Mr Eilmonsione, by Sir t barb.% E.keimalsine. General Earl of Lindsay, upon beitig appointed Goirereor of Charlemmit. Mr. Gore, late Lltutenaul.Governur uf Upper Cooed% GS his relish' ill England Mr. C Dniicambe, h} the Lord in Weill'''. Captain Arssula, 19th Linters, wa prustoion. The Kee. Dr Torisky...l,4 the Ballot, of Loudua. Mr. Darby Coventi t y, by she Earl of C.,vcritry Mr. It Ichard brae Grusvesur, by the Martims of Winches. ter, on Isis goiiig Mr. Hittehliffe, late Judgesif the Tice-Admiralty Cunt' ut Jamaica. Mr. Walker, by Gird James Murray. Mr. Graham. by Sir James Graham. f'sytais Gladwio r 191 b Lancers, oil promotion and ral taro (rods Canada. Captain P. Raker, R.N. ub his promotion, by Viee.Art. miral Sir George Marlin. Capiain Gag. of the Eenpal r.staulisomeut, rommandiay the Governor General of ludia's Body Guard, on his arrival from India. Captain Toner, R.N. lilt his return Ron. the Contimat. Mr Frederick Vrebk, by Earl Bil.horough. Lieutenant A. 91. Ray3rd, S3tl Lancers, isu hi" promik. tan. • Cantons Morite Coldstream Guards, ou lsla return hunt Candnay. Lieutenant tomato", /loyal Artillery, od his 'chimera* abroad. , Cornet %Ott, 19th Looters, so hisippolatmeni. Ensign Porter, lst Essex Leal 'Militia, by Col. Sind". Limmennot-Colusel Gilmour, lilac Uricade, upon Mint appoiuted a Compaision of tire Haab, and return to Femme,. Lieutenant IV. H, Weimer, Royal Artilli v.,. dry the Lyra in Monitor. Lieutenant Onalon, R.N. by Sir Henry Onstow. Lieutenaut Liiiiiit, R..yal Artillery, by Lieut.-Colima Sir Robert Simile. The: Him. Lieut. Charles Abbot, R.N. by his robin, Laid Colchester. Lieutenant George Debar, R N. by the Reverend mr. Garner. e Cornet Parke, Royal Nome Guards, by the Lord in Walt. in Cornet %Vbyte Melville , 9th Lancer., .in his •ppointisiesit s by Lieniciimst Bis•bopp, !total Artillery, by use 1...e4 iR C•riot bntf, Itlib Lancers, on his Cao.am 11.111:10 . 1, oa 111111 pal. glint. t • .p., in E. 11*.,111. r. k N, psi hts prortiotints. CA I II,II teen regiment; by tie WO %titbit. On Ina ni :Ma 1.111 g..iva abs pail. 16b.irtuilsy - itufai ticatrini : •