The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-03-29 00:00:00

rater•. OF "-SUGAR. . - The terrace price of Brown ur Muscovado Sugar, rum. Alleldilfroirs ilia Holum, made in Ike week eliding the 241 h lefty of Mardi, 1819. is 484. 411. per hundred weight, exclusive of the Ditties oi* ( 11911111111 peal or payable thereon w ate iorpo. ) "a44. thrtrul into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. • Avenge Prices of runt of England amt Wiles, hy the Qusrtee of Eight ti ivAlwstrr Violate la, stag of ()anneal per hOl of 14811 w. svoir.lopill!W, foot' tlw returits received ill Ike week ended the tOtb ot Nisi 01,1819 Whet. It ' Barley, Oats. s. d. s. d 79 3 56 It 59 4 33 7 R I. GO 0 I e. Oatmeal. Beer or Big. mt. s fl. •it. 11. 3 37 0 - . A verve Pt lreii of TtriteAs Corn in SeCtlinid o by the Quart(' of l'.,iht .Vim-beak' BoAhels, aud of l/almuld per hull of Io4nk,fitteteli troy, or 140Ibe. svoirdoreib, of the Four FteL ! t immediately pr reeding the lbth of March, 10419. ‘vi•eat• I Rye. I Barley. I (lists . d. a. d. a. J. sr. d. 66 6 ta 7 45 - 1_ __ `ZS 0 ._. , _ Bea lIP . I Peat*. Oatmeal. Beer e r Big. s. •. r. s. of. • d. 441 3 46 10 6 37 3 PIREIVR I NTE ;LNC E. C PARIS PAPERS. r , t . pAraq, NArcn 25. 11a . 4 ,esty presided yesterday at a Nlinisterial (7,,uncil. The Minisiers of Vier and the 111arine sltil not as•iil nt it. 'Flie funeral service of the Dnke d'Erighicii took place 3 esterday, at the Castle of Vincennes. The officers ar!sclied to the Douse of Conde, the Mar. imis de l'ilivert, Governor of Vincennes, the Mar shalo, and military of all ranks, were present at this pious a n d sad ceremony, which was celebrated by the Archbishop of Tours. The Court of Assizes terminated, at one o'clock this looming, the case of the Steurs Dure and Fran cois Duvall, the principals in an attempt made at Belleville, on the NSih of October last, amid another riveasiaii, by four or fi►e young men, to carry off from her 'family Mademoiselle Clarisse Ledun, the (toughies of u watchmaker in Paris. The two pri soners were arrested in a third attempt, made on the liatileirard Bunch, to stop the carriage iu which the young lady was with some of her family, and Orrice to coiry her away, but their three accomplices escaped by flight. The jury wete more than two hottrs iti'consultataim ; at length, after affirming all the farts of the caw, and underataiiding that the isbastg holy wits under bixteeii years of age, they worts need the accused, va. !lure to six years, and Durum to list years hard labour. !lure, who did oat auncipate a pririslinkint so severe mid infamous, au hearing his sentence rualailesnA a violent des peration. Ile riideiffirtireil to 'WWI I.lin,elf over tfw balri,trairle, and the gendarmes had much (Wit- Cully in pieventilig The youlig complainant is gifted with a nit , t IrdC.Aittg uppearoce. She Bova lace tildence c uh Fr it; as much motksly AN raireft, and shell tears veveral tuner during the trial. 'the burg of Swede') bus abolished the law by which foreigners acre reep.innd to otry to the Croon the sixth port of »lod. ver property they might olonto by succession witlnn tire kingdom. The Stews Guildkm 1401 Moline), implicated in the charge hosing ettenirtrd to no..aolistate Lord we-ilitigtoto, au the night of the 10th Felons' c, hive been thrown into the prison of tile. C.,11 cue. gt rte. A copy of the act of accusation has been communicated to them. On Sunday, thr 14th March, the public tranquil lity was again disturbed at Nisones, for sonte momeott, in consequence of disputes which took /dare in taverns, wherein several soldiers of the gsrrison were intuited. Numerous lushes of men collected near the Tlwatie, and scrips! persons ba►ing been wounded by blows of stones and sticks, the generale was beat, and the patrols restored order by dispersing the crowds. Some twenty peo ple were arrested, who hate been since liberated on bad. ... Since that aright," slays the Jnurnul de Airing's of the 17th, " the greate4t tranquillity hue nut ceioi-(1 to reign in the public pl.ive4, an.l on the promenades. The measures adopt. d by the admi notration of the town have been executed with punctuality, and every thing induces • hope that the calm we now enjoy will not be disturbed by any new violence."—(Muniteur.l The following commercial article is from Am iocrtlein '• The Directors of the Commerce and Naviga tion of the. Levant and the Aleiliterratiean have published, in our Gazeue the following n•tice, trhieit has been addressed to them by his illajesty's Cumuli at Cadiz, under date of the 19th February " By virtue of remonstrances made to Ihr Spanish Go vernment by his Excellency the Minister de l'Abishal, the imposition known guider the name of the Purl Duly, *loch was kid upon merchandise On their entry, has been taken off with regard to colonial merchandise, and also all other merchandise imports's, subject to the Customs Doty." rolaii,iied to be refliscil 13 tlie Depiitments; end that it is not in alone the ( 4 niivenience of traii.fer of stock was felt. _ _ flow does it happen that • proposition which Pr. eat+ In have alone fur it ()hp ct the advantage of the departments, should experience opposition, and should be cousidared as ruinous to morals, agri culture, commerce, and industry ? flow does it happen that a proposition which must favour cir culation, should lie regarded as a measure ine vitably causing the coin to diseppear ? Might we riot iii the motives of this law find that the pre tended advantages thu. offered to the departments had nu other object than to afford relief to the exchange of Paris, awl to support the hazardous speculations of the Treasury ? The Speaker then distinguished between the fixed deli', and the float ing debt, which is the more considerable portion. This is possessed by the capitalists who have fur nished the late logos, um] by the stock-jobbers play at rise and fall. It is to the efforts of these persons that the Minister refers when lie speaks of • mass of debt difficult to manage.— Ah ! no douht,it is difficult to support it. It is ilea cessory to supply the too evident deficiency in the general circulation by hazardous combinations, and every operation must be tried upon the price of stock. Having denied that it was of advantage to the departments to exchange their coin for stock, and noticing other disadvantages of the measure, he thus concluded :—After the destruction of all the bodies, of all the provinces, of all the local interests that coustitated the force of public opinion, Paris it become the political regulator of France, the centre and the support of every successive revolution. You would also, by means of the stock which you would dist.emi mete throu every part of the kingdom, make it the regulator of public credit—the centre of every interest—the centre of all stockajobbing.— the usurer of every action and re-action, political and coninitin-icial. You would transport the Go.' veriiiio-ot to the t schema, of the capital, to give it the direction of public opinion, to ►ender the monarchy an aristocratic republic, of which the capitalists and 'molter* would be the magnfficerat Lords—l 9 lusigl4)—whsle they would also be its palitical pilots. l vote against the project of the Some discussion, with much agitation and con fusion, arose oti the proposition for printing this spret h, which was withdrawn. Some other Members were heard, and the did- Cllbtiooll was postponed till to-morrow. 4. • 4'l wound Inn, Bristol. Attorney', Mr. King, geliratleal 11114 1.011.11.111; 31111 Mi. 1411.11kk 1/11111111. Th.1111:111 111•111 far 41111 .10.4•1111 11c1111 . 41' ; 14 141%1111 ; mra • hauls, In viinenner, April VS. 16. and May N, at hegolve, .it the Catiawn tot-loom., Hsi.oil Alumni ) ,a, Me*.r , I,tairihert•,iyhr, un.l Deane, Gray's 11111 ; I.IIIIIIUII ; 11114 Mem+. Cooke and Brooms:1i, Bristol. M.llrr, 01.1 Ferk-stitet, London, bookseller, to sterrsool4 c, Marsh 30, April I*, and MAP 3,, at Iv., S: nulhlkoll. Attorneys, :gapers. 'Lane and Itenio It, I.ir.urore is ruante v 'kill. Ku aid Macdonald. of Fraut, .1031 !501i...1 - , h....vv. rrioter, klatch ao. April 10, and May N, ri vn, at 1:•,11.1 hells Lot/Plum Atturoirys, Memo. Ku* and Young, °purge Thisilewriod, of kli.i.ovy•etiort, TIMPF.II , II. non, (lour silos, In amender, Mach 7,1), April 10, and May S. at tea, at Gwildhrll. Attorarys, Mcvsts. More OM gnu, Loodou. John's Bormester. andtleareep VOW,. V.llll. of New 11A•toloo.blrecl, Louden, merchants, to Puri :..11,1.1 :I, '24, and Shy 8, at ten, as noihlbrig Attu! tea., Bra. lowa, and Vincent, Bainnehall-iittett. Cansitat, of Upper East Stritli.ii Midill.see, el-. mist, to aorresiner, April 3,* 111, as,( l Ala) S. st our, at Isitolois. Attorney, Mr. y street, 3siut Mary• Axe. of Haswell Nnrsrry, Cris, •-trt:,soriale, to sus retina., April 6, 10, awl ?ley 3, at iris at 4uihllwll, I.poilon. Attorneys, alanirs„ *Puke and Cue, Annuity , ra hall, Colernali•sitreet. Artlrr %W. lib. of Ilninmtrsanith, Middleton, coach-pro prietor. to poi...oder, April 3, 10, and May 6, at o ur, at toonlon. Aiiiiinvy, Mr. Gores, Orobard-stred, Portiniro•vrpiare. Dr met Stalker soil Annuls Darrisport Welch, of Learleo. kalE•to as, I. 100, olopsellels, In surrender, Morels 30, pi it 0, acid May N, sit 'aria-, at Guiligsall. Attorneys, Mita p Krisarry and Spiny, Iliplroppgatastreet.Witliin. 1/11111/EN --- • - - .April ‘lO. R, Moyle, nrirtijrerThrtu.s.street, Loydun, Incr. chant, tit twelve, at Guildhall. April 30 Ji Grow. of Chester, draper, at clayey, at the White Linn lon. Chester. Jay iS. J Pulley, of New Howl street, Middlesex, fiirni• •, tore• printer. at alive., al Guildhal l I ,tn do o. Apr .110 J. Tut lite, lair of I.ollg-acre, Middlesex, limey dr.,lo,r, at Ira, at Guildhall. Apt it 17. J. S. Night, W. Bright, M. Bright, and M. Ttright, of Coventry, sod of toater-laot. Loudon, foamier% at twelve, at Guildhall. London. April It K Nifknoun and A. Willtiusott, then of Jain les square. St. Mars Axe, Loudon, merchants, at (Arrest, at a t Goddhall. April.l7. M La Porte Mcrae, of Quern.street, Chesil/while, !Amato'', tratebuusenom, at ere, at Guildhall. 31av 1 ,; Frothtliato, Chester, beer brcwer, at tdrven, at the Pied Bull tau, Ch. site April 17. W. Corral), of Imo-robot, liquor.morehaul, at eleven, at the Star nod Garter Taveiu, Paolo:lac-street, Liverpool. April S. M. Falkner. late of NTancheater, stationer, at eleven, art the Star lon, 31ancloster. CERT' FicAres —Aran. 17. P. Casimont, of Old Broad , strrel, Loadou, merrlinot 11. Butler, late of Ivaniingtou.Prion, Warwick, butchrr T. Athert o n, of Uni riaiol, Conner—J. Borgia, of South sin oritu• r, Cove id. gAI M 11. , C5, Oftligillell 114 i• 'Pall”'l - 111 1 1111/Nri —J Norwell, of Palace Wbarf, South I.a tutu tit, Sorry, timber.inervlonsit --J. Gletsou, of Cuck• Ratchfleross, Middlesex. potato-emit liaite—J. Bull, ref Bath, Somerset. grocer.—R. Towurnil, jun. of Al tteriminbury, Loudon, merchant.—J. Burroughs, of Great lltrinitagewitreet, Middlesex, spiiiteiteichatie—R. Friday, lati. of litleweefh, Aliddlett x, bargeenastre—R. Taylor, of Wienty, (Mos* tnealluan..— R. Day, of Cruokail-lane, Tbudula, oil Watt. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIE4, MARCH 24. Several Petitions were reported from the Com mittee. Oiie was front the Sieur Trecourt, at Setlaii, who proposed to put a duty of mit: , centime per pound on bread, in place of other dittos, whereby lie cdlcidated a ruin of 102400,000 fr. would be annually produced. A woman, whose husband had been condemned to perpetual hard labour, prayed the Chamber that iu dll such eases women should be at liberty to be divorced. This Petition was unnecessary, as the law his idrividy taken Ellell care of the fair sex as to determine that coudemmition to perpetual hard labour dissolves the nuptial tie. The Sieur Paulin, a merchant of Paris, required the prohibition, at least pro tempore, of foreign corn, whereby French industry would obtain a great advantage. The Committee stated, that by the successive arrivals of grain from the Black Sea during a few months, snore than sixteen milhons of musty had been exported front the ports of the Medatcrraneim only, and thought that the Govern ment should adopt some Illtafatlrr% with respect to this subject, particularly by drawing a distinction between those countries, such as the United States, winch received French produce in return, and those which our wines and other merchandise ale sub ject to duties equivalent to a prohibition. The (7hattiber, on the advice of the Committee, referred the Petition to the 51ititstcr of the loerior. The Order of the Day war then rend for discus.- ing the project of a law, having fur its übji et to open in the departments books auxiliary to the greoi book of the public debt. M. l'elitet said, that a great majority of the Committee hail been hostile to this law., which in duced a hope that the Nliiii.ter would withdraw it, but It ,trined lie was anxious for a public discus sion cf its Merits. The question iiivolveal an in quiry Mtn the situation of the Government with regard to the public funds, its obligations towards the prop,ir tors, and what it owes to Fiance with re- Intim' to the funds and to the interests of the State. The renters, he said, already enjoyed sufficient advantage; they had the privilege of irceiviug their revenues regularly without pat ii:afirtiog in the charges of the State. This cousidcration alone %multi be sulitcient to raise the stages to their just value. Ile !Mewed, by the example of the Revolu tion, that the Monaielly derived no strength from the numbers of propneten of Government' funds, and concluded by remarking that the proposed measure would have the sleet of withdrawing ca pital front agriculture and commerce. M. Brequey, a Member of the Committee, spoke in favour of the measure, as bett.; calculated to maintain the public credit. M. De la Bourdomiaye—The Government pro poses to you to favour the c:rculation of renles In the provinces, and to establish at the general receipt in each department a sort of local great book, winch will be only an emanation burn the great book of the b per Cent. Consols. Le pt the Royal Treasury. In support of tin. propostufm, the Nltop:ter Rlla you that the rentri Issued in great quilailivS to Oir place where the borrowed Imola accumulate, leave a floating mass which it is diffi cult to inucage ; that the i.egocinturs of rents re quire a guest space; that they would concentrate in Patio, if the factltty of the advantages it enjoys LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1819. ‘Ve have received Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday last. The !proposition adopted by the Chamber of Peers, relative to the Law of Elec tion-, has been, as we had anticipated, rejected by the Deputies with a considerable majority. The Chamber because weary of hearing the tedious read. imp of essays on this subject, cud abruptly closed the discussion on Tuesday, when those who fa voured the proposition appeared to he only 94 while the opponents to it amounted to 150. The Chamber was unusually full of Members, not more than three or four of the complete de putation being absent. It was even remarked, that some who hail been prevented for a con siderable time before by severe indisposition from ben.); present at the Sittings of the Chamber, caused themselves to be conveyed thither on Tues day, for the purpose of voting 011 a subject that has so exclusively occupied the public attention, and which involved in no slight degree the best interests of France. This important question, therefore, which has so lung agitated France, is now happily set at rest, and the Ultra-Royalists and Jecobins disappointed of another Revolution. On Wednesday the Chamber of Deputies was occupied in discussing a proposition made by Il s e Minister of Finance, for establishing in the chief town of every department a species of branch Stuck Exchange, fur the purpose of effecting transfers in the public Funds. Thus subject, unfortunately, like almost every other that now engages the wets. tion of the Chandlers, is made a source of angry contention between the rival pa r ti e s, and we three tore llnd arguments un t ied against this proposition which nothing but the ingenuity of political zeal could ever have thought of tittering. The discus sion wee postponed till Thursday, het from the tone ot the debut's, of which we hive a skei eh, the measure will probably be negatived by the Cheisiber. It was announced by the PRESIDENT, that on Thursday the Report of the Committee on the Law relishing to the Responsibility of the Ministers would be lead, and that on the following days the Buseaux would be employed in exawinieg the Lass relating to the Fittsiiees and the Liberty of the Prt the Pt cret Committee of Wcdnesilsy. M. the celebrated hinter of Paris, proposed dress to the KING, that his Majesty should wand the Directors of the Bank of France tribute among tl►e proprietors whatever ato►►ry had been accumulated as a rererin body. 'Fins propo.il ion will t o developed cussed in a Intuit -otin 4 . hi the Chamber o f Peers. tisr:•e more (1 Peers took their 5r414 on Tue.d.ie. A C was appointed to verify the title of the bake de C0,41.4L1AN0 (MONCEV), who his seat in next sitting. This matter bei , mined, the order of the day was read lot cussion of the proposition of so Address KING, requesting his Majesty to propose the Chambers, revoking the law of the 49th amber, IRIS, for repressing seditious et feral members demanded the adjournmei discussion, to await the Royal proposition the preceding day to the other Chamber.. articles of which went to revoke the law contemplated. This motion war, after mission, adopted by 119 votes against 47. An article from Rome states, that tin SPAIN has confirmed his late father's will, it regards pensions to domestics. but tine annulled it with reference to every nth This will had hero drawn up in the rest! late KING, but was not signed by him. The French Five per Cents. on %Vidor 66 fr. 40 c. Bank Stock. 1,535 fr. 1 appears that Bank Stock has risen co , within the last two days. The Secret Committee of the Illti‘e moos appgilllted to inquire into the sta! Bank, finished their examinations on Sawn from the importance of the subject, atid tent of the evidence, they will rrqurt•r some aiderable time to make their Report. The • anxiously looked forward to in the cit• CHANCELLOR of the EXCHFIKER is resol withhold his financial arrangements from until the Report shall have been made. House of Lords' Committee on the same the examinations are not yet concluded. Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR Itai audience of the PRINCE REGENT at Cal Inn The transports Minerva, Nearcha 4, Pitt, cod Astrea (Lieutenant rIIuDGE, with the Ist battalion both regiment on tom arrived at l'orss:mosith, from the Cape Hope, whence they called on the 9th, St. Helena oil the 26th of January. HO was in good health, cod cootinued to live so state of seclueion. T.ie following chips no the station '—Conqueror (Admiral P . Captain STANFELL ; Tees, Captain KEN rydice, Capt. W nucitors; Dotterel, Caw Leveret, Capt. SHANNON ; Redpole, I .,;rt EVANci: (acting) ; Sappke, Captain .0111. Podargus, lion. 11. J. Rous. The Euryd gone to Rio Janeiro, for money, for the lair was to return about April. The Sappho Ascension. The Podargre was gone to lon Island, celled Saxcnberg, to the southwar Helena. The Favourite. 24, Captain H Rost Naos,. had removed to Ike Rio Janeir The Phaeton nod Carron had touched at ou their way to ludo.; as had the Tr; (new) frigate, and *limey. from Indio, on sage home. Sir 61101011 Cows', in the was at Ascension on the td February, intr sad the mat day, ou has return to the A ft Ica. A great number or outward-imuiut ships p.I into Portsisionth during the lest remain wind-homed. The Warren Hash General Ilarris, for !tithe, are in Cowes It! Yesterday se'noight the David tirti!spor front St. Helena, with nivelided soldiers 66th regiment. She had a lor4 passage. On uesday the Natal/us, Cept. CHAPMAN, silk(' for St. Helene awl ! with mails nod dispatches; but the win tug, she was obliged to anchor in Yarmott. Oo Friday the Rosario. Capt. I-Imsn; from Portsmouth for Plymouth; leavuy head the Alorgiana, Capt. SotoNt:. and Capt. KELLY, for die Coast of Afiice Drake, Capt. SHICFNEIt, for New tumid! Capt. CHAKLES 11. IL Russ, C.B. Is to the comtueiol of the ships in ordinsry mouth. Mr. WM. REAP) SHEUAIt is Purser or that establishment. A letter from Vienna says—" Amoni preteen's the Persian Ambassador delivers EmPEttou, w the nahle of thy Schsh of several porn's, which pass for chefs (Pew East. One very long poem. ColllllSling stanzas. will be translated by the Aulic Coi ItichTEft, of Hanover." lo some further hotellogettee from Arnett' stated that the Treaty wilt) *Will for 11 . ' of the Fturitho, boo merited the sanction Setli.te. Au Oflicial Return, printed liy older House of Cumulous, presents to our TleW rate representation of the state of climes made tal by the 13w, in the several years front IEOS to 11w year Islet inclusive. Frotts pears, t h at the total number of persons Co Burglary in said interval was 1,E74, of %sere executed—of Larceny to dwelliog-houses, the value of forty shillings, 1,119, of whom executed—ol kiirgery, 501, of whom executed—florae-Areobing, 852, of whom executed—Hoaresbstrikorg to the day Larceny, 761, of whom 17 were executrd--k. der 239, of whom '202 were executed—Robbery the person, the highway, and other iltierh wham 118 were executed—Sheep-stealing whom 43 were executed.—Alal.ing, witt other offences of IS Capital nature withir terval, a rasa total of, Convicted 8,139 1,033 were executed. .74,;;; t. • • .4 ..: :,.-4. .1. - , .. - .S. a ••• - • ' . . • • Pr. sr. In V, k (l i' • LAYITTE, AK .... .. C. ;,., i iii 1,),1 1 ;) :.4 .. ........ :knit.. A I ''.• 411' '• I,‘ nr„.:4v. 4 1 4 igt , „....... ed on Ad. ......-.. , -1.,; ,4 ,1, ',N r......,.: il e , .....„., lould corn. C i i,:i_ + -'-'l. .--..- - 7" ..i;'' ... e- . 7-- -. .--r -•:i.. "•; 4 .lt On ice to tits. - '' • • • - '- °. : 111/cru'll nod r slims of I Porta' tti"tilli7l Idh'iai: l l The call rif i : S ar kf row l 7a ."l"—B v:: g weet P4l: ii i:en i p K l... S oi . n. euert, .. :0. ~,,, ince 1! r i a l l: v l l: : :: . l . l s .S:l e , r ir:l7 , :i A le t e nsi, ... : s tirt .,4 l7 iii. 1 ~% i , 1 .. .lerni ar the new ! it: .' Mittel' fir glll.l. Tile "171111 i lr --... pr .2 ::• 4 : 7" : " ...1 .41 ,, "h" : • at Ca Dent ' calior e will Ms ra takelal ! i r . l :ti l l ' i l il" lu t tA t i • a r : :: : t r .: ( 4 (2 . % l l::H:7 64l(4 , th m ee . i " .. t , ,: , 1- . l '.a . s aa r t l i :Uf H :E b 4l , l•::;: s ,. ..l. 6 l; 4 :ii k e lg i i i , :i! ' , . i: i t .' h o t ,r ki t ' n . :: :.:: . IA 8 pr . ; liar 1 .F r / 1.1111.111114, 1. 'lli kept log deter' I . W il ( i i e l 8 4 1 . ' rr a l. ", : i : Si a r lid W il le Sei rCh le anuess of Lanoline )1 inb ' O , the di... 1 nn Saturday' Loud noel Effily Grenville, land and Za t eVy l ki "' n Fart Mink), :41111 a large party of dioiriciimi, at laristi. ' :. : the I trawl rated.' . annul plagi s e :* law ii. t i t l i e t .; II T t o ll u e n : t and Coinite•ii LOA-, n gave a ith of N o- i yesterday 111 Ili Miiriimi* and taksieloories. or t5 . ,74 ' , " ,,T,! . :lira. se. i i e ll i il . E4 4, . r i l i and; . : :..e/1,.1,1,1::::::, , J , e i r;:y o ,: y u ß ei t r ,.. „ ln i r . gt party of f...lei a ,. Star' Mehl to et The Duke and Durhe, of N.wravele eutettaioed a . sod Nhe ' ent of this l i i yetar'iirti,gnatbld.....ll.slitilbL".:4"‘ . 12 .s e i gil ietii li ett g ; a r y n e o u is 'r y ‘ .. 4 , h 1; 1'1 ,, • ;:,:. if,. 1 party yesterday, at their know he Berkelev-vriteare ''' 'tt 1 made on Sif hiu T m ci b i i r:D . R i a i i hi r , . ' :ll ` .. " l:l l. 6 l: 4 7„.l,, , . i i : I . A / 1 , .1 1 .S; 11 11):1 , 1 1 17 11 :1 6 n - bistr::v.i.: eel s Lon b. : I I party t .. a 4 one of the the Lon they then she I some di. • l a _Aviv: par t y id ilisitriciiiiii ii.i. Ja y at ilictr needier,: ! .1"4 lice , le King of j ev a i n a i ii:o " ,,l g t ft lie rc r ; lul l' : :a l I t i l ... 1 :1• 4 : 1 .1: 1 • 41 4u :. ., • " : ", 'b.° 'n St. I, ro far as i ~_ Mrs. Fremantle- will give a sp inutlial runt lint a teueng, At fuel' tins int he has - wel lot ua' Hu in ila 6 n7l a e t ll S l::::) l l7 e i .I .‘ a lli" la t tlte Ab l. ) )) - r t ..; ir 1..1 fr-lionati.., cell. rid . tier 1"111* Yesi tudy rnia C Y oe c ke l :e. " ll 4' si s i t i h e i l l' ie li a " .‘ " i. ' i n ' il . M r l nut u u " l‘ '‘ eil ' . l ..: l l: :: yili t iLt tell !itec of th e at bee Meow, Terrace, Pireaeliliv. 'Stine I ' -4 sate Lady Castlereagh has ii...iie-li raids of invinitien I. i i i (h e geoid assesitbil 141.111/010 , 1 lIVIII ouill at her L fore erday were 1 duee6 . g , ''' 1 " ' By ibi s it : LeoZ i trle s: t e oa will entertain • large party of dieton. i . ~ to t . 1 oil %%Waged's, went. ai his house to Georgee•strtert, Ilme -1 .si.• . lividentbi . 7 I equate. , Me". Rosa has isn't d turd, of invitation for a grand 104 a : • urn Freshly next, al h• r • I. gain I credence. in Plltii , tud.pl4(r ,of emu _ I The Lail of Winchil.ce will rile a grAliiI•111•111•111.tieti l t .411 e on Thursday next, to a Nitrr party of digiogiiirlied p it lam ate of the 1 ages, at his house in S.mili Arent Grosveneiravisi,, - ".6. pee, l'he Mai rhionero of Salisbury !Wirt a maw "int raven aishla relay', but . pr... id the ex- i Pa Lo rlY rd rP a i n i ti lda l Y arl yt y a G in reite lr " ilk " h i t ast a li t a si A ae rti taTri u r ts- a b l ir el el ti l :brr nod I )isterday at their house in Hemilloo-pflire. eon tome con- eon I The Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury entertained* him. ',his he result is panty of distinction yesiesday at their boobs is Groitvenji: men: ty, as the "Ogre- his revolved to ; his i wa. the public -; FASHIONABLE MOVEIIENTS. Pr le. In the ! inn Marquis of Salisb ury will lease town this da!, fur TL le subject, I Th, hi. seat. Hatfield. The Call and Countess ..f Lonsdale and toroth, nig! esprit- 1 ail a long : i- Se ii i i k o t• a le . y r •- i se " ni7e l , V f ei or tul l ' h d e lY s:a l so i s he i, lr foo h m uu rlse i il U s i . l ... i t, l" =.! uti lions.. i more, Rutlandshire. .7 . 'l O Italians : The Hun. Mr. Pelham is arrived at lii f I . .,(lore' % _..a .aleei .•..,. all A gril'), borough) bouse in Arlington-sired, eruiii Illit,Lhiorb), I.m. . eilt . cola:dime. . 1 mud, have . Th e D u k e o f N or f o lk str i ve d on S atur d ay at N orfolk- .. of Good ; house, St lames's square, from hisfl seat, A. uude• Castle. too . and from !i The Earl of Hardwecke left town mi n Situ, day, un a visit to Wi t . Mr. and Lady Caroline Cocks, at thei r s ea t i n S urre y. a, INA PA RTE j art l'he Dowager Ditchers of Rutland will leave town this in t h e la me ;: day fur Melton-Mowbray, Lever sssss hire. top wir r were left The Duke and Duchess of Portland and family bare nr.. • Sea ) LASIIPIN), rired •t their house in Piccadilly, fur the season, hurt) a toile. - A ISIS; FM. The Duke of Devonshire arrived the h.-mooing of the et. Gust : ' month lit Jr .. His Grace is out rape:eke, to tennis to I, a • ..., , Lugnod before next August. ' Thl i t. Av . D. 1 , Thomas RaWlillli, 1',41 left the British Hotel, Jernityn. in; 7 111 RIDGE ; i street, 'talent:ly, fur Paris. Ih. rydice was i Arrived at Fesitoti's Hotel, St. Jmnia.'n.street : -- *laud; s h e i Whitmore, Esq. M P. Coat his scat in Sliriripliwor—De. portieres from dins. —Sir W. Parker, Bars. fur briskest, .Nil. Ca fl lo o nk7o i r s a t t i H. ford Hall , bum a i, Admiral Griffith", for Konthnotpion ; . Captain an d Mrs. Johnson, for Gosport ; J. Wharton. Lat. •p 'and of St. I Ni.P. f or H as ti ngs ; Aiiiiiirel Write, for hit seat in Sows. litillett LEK Sir A. Don, Cart. lett the Pultessey Hoick yesterday, for his in, station. I .cat in SCOli.illii the C aw. I Arrivals ••t Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-aquae:—The liar. din•ness of Lothian and Lady Isabella K. 4 r front their .1..11 . rinconwdee r 1 in Gloucestershire ; Sir Jentiowns and I.sely . Gordon, fr.int ' their 11 1111 .• Bath. Departures from slow:—David O'Neil Power, Evq. he Tartar, tad Captain Msvarthy, for Illighton. C ;tending to . Sir Thomas ?valivlieury, Bart. Mu eyed yesterday at Rellifil ul le „ jest o f I , Hotel, &MCI' liirl.iblTlWl- hirellijirPatil 111, arat is Witlia. Lord &trey kit town on Satssiday, fin Ina real, Wait Dear, T Sussex. ii merchant - lt. I week, and • V ! hi s C stings and There i s no alteration in at AJESTY . 9 health. .. Roads. Poineess Auea:Ai A /ma taken her usu.J alrh,gll ~,t hu i,,d 1 to Froguture, and l'lllittla SOPHIA ill the (Sleet VI I fn 111 lile II -' IS 1 The Duke of YORK visited the P . RINCE RIMS? - • 4 0 Pork. FLEstigG )'esterda). the Cape, I Y. sterdat divine service was pkformed at Catl- in' chin;;. 1 . tots floase,ll the Rev. F. W. BLOldOlitli Witt the . a uth Road*. , Bev. Dr. STANIEIt CLARKS. I A 'RV' toiled l The Duke and Duchess of Volta had a 11 1 11 11 7 11 lu g at Slat - i party at tinnier . v esivrelay. . 1 I Pheasant, Yeitterday the Bishop of SALISBURY preached l' d; WA 1 the i before the Nobility at the Ctiaper-Noyal, Si. 'a Hand. 1 , . James's Palace. i omen, titrti 1 1 • d . cenird to s l a t e, lies dungerowly ill at her house ... ' , I Nrpousie 1 Curses-street, P Essex, M - i!,..fiir. 1 . 1 wit ly lead ti) Ilre i • • ingat other 1 ,_,,: 7 1 J Of PERSIA, I usymeural altar. the daughter of :Nir Vs attan red to our ' No l s V t7ll ° H ud al w l, Pt Y al o " i i k.li l l ' i l r i , An w l i i l ' l s sh ort E‘g. of .-- , Mlle in lite ! STRICKLAND, But. , } - of 14,000 Among the last arrivals at Bath are— . . ....:ottosirlloe s . . . , I D "it 'll .. d i t y , i i he cession I Du Sir rc i h a r Ui t i er •s ' r il d u i n ,,,.. fl ,:," l si tt r ev ii. M lii r ine K ..t " iii l l i t i , 4. :. 'r i °" \ ; . By the death of the Rev. WM. Dotal ". A per k s , i t i s I Rieliaidsoa, Geo. and :11m. Popham, Adm. Matcrianta..., Nr• . . cent of the : Prebendary of W ' thigliatn, the Chancellorship of the DicKerie of S. I -- 1• . - .. . (ler of the - busy, ti e Precenirti.lip of Saleshury Catiwil....., estooneter, the 1 icarage •t (;,!.. : ; tun I. the ulnae (v i t t- ; scant. Mr. Doucii.a. Win the til... y y eat Net. u 1 ' lICd a Cillil.ll iteallielli:arySilip ill the it 11111•• bertinv in the yrur I late 1)r. DouGt.eis, Bishop of Sali.bury. this it tip. W. F. 'I ii E-q. i f IViiniisiork, in !h.* . *hum 1 99 1 , 'llUllleflillll hi5.41.1.y assembled tit Int istiog". tv l ;e o . aoisteted of i e ,,,,,,i 5 , b e i ng of ;:ge on the 17th instant, his y'err -hoover, to ! with the heieditary liberality of Mr„ erinuf:9- out 17 were family, they wets iiientifittly re-valet/. and 1 4 0.411 l l ' 2.07 were ; day in the moot biome inseati.e; with music, Wittetug. on 25 weir , bonfires, &c.—(kiikenny Paper.) . , It', amid I Ou %Vt.-dandily iii r k the inn of Mr. Sri; au. ti -' 1--(d 1/1 " P " 1 ,Higlitirld, near Si.ellield, oiatt•hant, being cut i Robbery oat . booting on a line Loess-, the bridle ri tri 4 cads riu - 7es 848, of r I oaten' broke , mod the ',moist hurling heinvek It II- • •- ...... nthtr aining ! brutes until he came to the Wake ti-ll.gate, wlt'l, . "S rig 894je o f berty, pi:lopped :Ater the I . .outols, and lea p in g th' in maid in - I he dropped down dead, and what is Wore sinotla r ; • o r ), 'it "bum I the rider did nut recetre the least injury. Mr. tit'lt No ..it'''..i„, I refused libe. fur the hurae a short note ago. . • .. ' - 'l' . • . -.:-. ..4 ...........,..e.........•.•5ft•••••• -.............'.-'""."-.• '"''''-- . '''' 'Lall ...' ' • --a.., IN SECRET CONIMITTEE. M. I.iifilte read a propu•ition in these terms : " I demand that the Isis shall authorise the ad. ininistration of the Batik of France to divide among the proprietors the amount hitherto set apart in reserve to secure the integrality of their original capital, at the rote of fire per cent. per annum. The proposition will be developed and discussed in another Secret Committee. THE BRITISH PRESS.