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WEYMOUTH, SEPT. 2t. Tnewlsy, tlw weather bang remarkably fine, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, stud Cie Princeton Mary and Amelia, attended by t•lf If. Be Neale, Lady 'Neale, &r. &c. went ill the limg's barge to the Royal Sovereign yacht, and gut under weigh, with the Narcissus end Mantes lilt:4w%, and had a very pleasant excursion. On 'Thursday the Prince of Wales quitted Wry . - mouth. His Itoyal Highness supped and slept that night et the Star mid Garter at And.ver, and breakfasted there on Friday morning, after which be continued his journey to London. The Theatre here iv very well attended, and Cut performers give great satisfaction._ LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 23. A very heavy gale of witid was experienced here curly on Tuesday inuroung. Several vessels were IL un shore, and a house in lima-street was uti— r11(00. ue Saturday- evening last, as Mr. S. F. of tlii- t.wsii, was returning house to Ins' lodgings at he was attacked by a villain on the walk near the Botanic Garden, who wounded hint ou the bead, beat him in a most brutal manner, and robbed hiin of SOL and his watch. We are sorry to add, that in consequence of the wounds be re torivell, his recovery is very doubtful. Oti Thursday night, a numerous body of sailors, women, boys, tee. again attacked the houses of fell desystits fur the impress service in this town, uud did considerable mischief, by damaging the houses, destroying the furniture, throw/Mg it into these:stet*, &c. All the impressed men were set at liberty, and the rioters having effected their unspoilt, dis persed, before my elfectual force could be brought to suppress theta. We are informed that some of the ringleaders have been taken into custody. The, disturbance, we understand, began in consequence of the press-gong having taken away some men from a public house, where they were engaged in TOUR IN WALES. " Yttratinseirig. near Aberystwith, Cartiganehire, Sept. is " This place is so romantic in 'rocks and lofty mountains, that I am not able to give you an ade quate idea of it. On Saturday last, a strong party of my friends went up the great mountain. heteeeu this and Rilayader. After four boors huid riding, we found ourselves uta the summit of PlinHinman hill; from hence we leeheld the whole world below us. We opened our casket of caret dater ; we took Our seats ou the rock. and could plsiuly . discover great part of Smith and North Wales, w ithin our view. The sight was most gratifying.—At a small distance we Imola perceive nine different lakes, of various sizi.s, sod well stocked with fish; they :...e seldom disturhuil, as the Welsh people prefer their flora sad butter-oink, to every thing else in na ture*. m. In this country the Methodfits aro predominant went to their chapel at Long..; tho yesterday. lad found assembled neur 700 sturdy Cataisriaus. I wished and expected to see thy Jessapers, iu all their glory ; bat the utinost efforts of I aged said venerable preacher, D. Edwards, could not au - teed in fanning the amen into 41 flame. The a. r. mon was shoat au hoor and a half bug, fell of the satirist declamations. "The excellent measure., anal salideey reform of the press."' Bishop of tiiiint David's, in miter to rostore the churches to their primitive -tate, pro em fair to hared ore . good onier, and rational party, to a remote corner of toe island, :nag divided by wild sectaries. Near tins plan., in a doe hut torn, between lefty hills, stands Laude's' Beth, a spacicus church, and once a cathedral, where a Welsh college is atikt to be (milt, for the educe. tion of young men ive...nded for the church, under the direction of a Committee of Divines. They have already collected a large hied for this desir able pore's- ; nod, in the course of time, it will ameliorate the condition of this neglected country in a very high degree. I hope to visit the • wit to-morrow, in company with my friend, the cele brated Cambrian antiquary, Mr. and more of it hereafter. Yours truly, &c. _ " CTMIIO GLAN." • .4 correspnatlenee is about to commence tetwcen Plin limmou and Snowdon, imitating memoirs and strange events that they hare !We'll rye. witness to; during the last 700 yews; sad this will be the subject of my nett letter. CAR,WARTHEN NEW THEATRE. The Mayor's anneal dilener was celebrated at the King's Anna, Carmarthen, on Tuesday last, with the usual festivity. The revered Nobleman (Lonl Cawdor) who tilled the chair, as Mayor of the borough, after the glass was circulated to the customary led toasts. in a neat and appropriate speech, seliouited John Jones, Esq. as his succes sor to the magisterial seat ; which n,i n iinat►on VMS received with the general plaudits of all present. Mr. Jones address.xl the compiniv (above two hun dred in number) with warmth ■ud energy, convey ing the most manly and impressive assurances of his zealous attachment to the -interest of the bo rough, and his determioation to promote its im provement and prosperity, during the term of his Mayoralty.—Witham Morgan, Esq. the present Deputy Mayor, received the thanks of Lord Caw dor, for his very active assistance in office, and im partial discharge of hie duty.—His Lordship's be,i;►h was drunk with enthusiasm—end the com pliment returned by his Lordship, in the true spirit of grateful sick nowledgment.—e'rhe Hon. Mr. Camp bell, (his Lordship's son), was also given with three times three ; to which the modesty of his address can only be equalled by the insinuation of his manners, and present a happy presage of what may hereafter be respected from this promising scion of it noble stock.—At this meeting the propo sal of Mr. Cherry, for erecting a new Theatre in Carmarthen, was submitted to the comeeny by J. Jones, Esq. the Mayor elect; his Lordship's appro bation followed; lad the question being strongly supported by William Morris, Esq. J. W. Hughes, Esq. John Brown, Esq. and many other leading Gentlemen; the plan Was carried into immediate effect, and thC subscription Mere than half filled at the table.—Mr. Cherry was present, and was no in considerable addition to the hilarity of the day.— Many excellent songs were given, and the evening terminated will► the stoat haratopy and good moue. es. • ANTICIPAno.v. EiTRACTI VIOII THE to)/(7:,d N E11191.,1 PIM Of THE 12TH or orroora, 154)9. "His MAJESTY came to tow n„) esterday, and held a Private Levee, at which Lord GRENVILLE and Errl Gaze kissed hands ; former on being ap pointed First Lord of the Treasury, and the latter. Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. The puhlic mind had been strongly recited for someday.; every elms of the commuuity being anxious to see the late imbecile, weak, and miserable junta of intriguers and duellists disininie4;.and an able, dignified, and wise Administration, worthy of the country, sub stituted in their place. The air, as might be ex pected, was rent with hasszas, by the multitude of respectable eitieens, who surrounded the Palace, 'anxious to learn the new appointments. Not hav ing the tile of our paper nea► us, for we write this article, not at the office but at our seat near Brent ford, we cannot cite dates ; but we pledge ourselves it will be found, on reference to our columns. that at the time of the formation of Lord Gaels. , e's former Mini-try, we dot then say, we meant to cense our calumnies against the Gaemvit.t.es cod the Fuxtres ; not only males but females ; including the Ditches' of Dimottsntim—whom we hail so basely slandered, in langnage degrading to manhood, as we did not kno.k how anon it would be our interest and Amy to defend and support them.' We repeat the same liberal offer of ser vice new; and if the Gee s vii.i.El nod the Gee es rEfuie to take us into their service,' why then we continue to rail at them, as we here railed hithertis, So far back as Monday. the 25th of 74. p tember last, we gave them the followil.g hint, 'sleek time the present new and mo.: ex cellent Administration was merely in ein'trio; Lord Ge.stvii.l.a and Earl Came hark* been only just sent for : If; however, die re.uk of the l•r'- posed arrangement be different, if Lord %- VILLI and Lord Gave advise or sum.-4 -II iser.-s different from what they did in the hen Cabinet—• they chew vigour, decision, and promptitude, we .1...11 be the • lirst and the moat hiippy, •to acknowledge that we ha►e been disappointed. The measures and not the //btu are the objw••, we shell consider.— Gies us but wise ineasures,and we care not by whom they hairy been utivised or adopted.'“—Coorier,Oet. 14. 1019. " Where have been our ears? what potent chary coi-ld have so bound tip onr eyes, and "tee. • our senses in forgetfulness? With how much gro and v..!gar ribaldry have we beutathed Lord Gast.- YILLi.: 9 III Administration! How 11.1411 Ittapi4l 30.1 h 1.., oiegatesti hate we in rain rouxhr ' o nwiut against all ~ s me. rs hear, e • • fitctiou, was t'- general which we sought to too. se opou it; and sitippion. and &meet's. tool fools 1 knaves, were the indieidnal olittract.-:• with winch we invested its several tneinners. Alas ! our poverty, end not out will. conseuted. We of fered our filthy dra o -s. but di .y refuse•l to pin e:hos —quad trades-people must live. When oe beard that Lord MINIM I'AbTTY was appuo i•-. 1 Chancellor s( the Exchequer, -I! I we not sly toat his Lordship was heaven-horn—that lie ••11:41at not to be considered of the species of comion:l Thl• 11. or eemmon subjects--that he was. its fact, r 'old of the state most assuredly, had he !n, •11 an infant at the time, we would have recna1..1•11.:...1 a pry-Mama for his exclusive. support cud But what has been our reward?—Lord 11. l't:rvv and his colica:pies tr-ateti us and our pro .erect services with contempt, and we ha. • • e',- timed to abuse them. To sh-w, how. set, that or could forgive, in our number of the 1,1 , 11 of S.•p timber, when we heard that the late wretched 411- nistry was in a measure felts de se, we did conks* that' we felt much pleasa... ea stating that Kin!„!'s Messengers had been seat off to Karl GRRY and Lord Gnumvltt.e, calling far their ...Twice and opi nion, in the formation of a new Ministry, hoping that the present evil ( tbe duel 'wee., Lord CASTLEILSAGII and Mr. CANNING) may produce MB advantageous remit, cud that the present vacan cies will .lord the ratans of forming an Adminis tration upon the basis of union and conciliation, which will Its folly competent to meet the acknow ledged difficulties of the country.' For the accu racy of 'Lis quotation, we refer to our number of the 2Atli last. The PETTY!. 'aid the PORIONSYS. however, did not avail themselves of our concilia tory hint, and they shall suffer for it ; for we will blow against them, until we burst our lungs. and crack our brains:'—(Aferaing Post. 0ct.12, 1809.) EnrL Lousn,►t,C left town, ou Sunday', for his seat io Lauurshire. Priday. the I Sth iust. being the charter-day for the election of Mayor, and other principal officers for the town and county of Pool, a question arose- on an assumed right which a certain part of the Cor poration set up, respecting the nomination of the respective ofhcers, elaimiug for themselves an ex clusive privilege; whilst the popular party insi.ted on the freedom of nomination and election, agree ably to the directions of the charter. A poll was accordingly demanded for every officer, when there appeared very decided majorities on all the questions in fAvuur of the Bsrgesses at large. Thus. by the inflexible spirit and perseverance of the ma jority, every obstacle to legal investigation is re moved ; and it remains now to be ascertained where the right of nomination and election shall constitu tionally rest. This subject has been often agitates' at former periods, but, till uuw, the popular interest was out-voted. POWS. UXION-lIALL. PART UN h-T El. L ING. 'A woes ::t, named Om by, was yesterday brought up by timer,, chaiged with no assault. A young woman, named , P"•leY, that mire weal to the house of this ancient Prolific In in -Dire glint would be her fate in a nnit.ime nial exi - orniou which she ow about to 'Bide:Jake ? She an. inform. d, homers, that the oracle would cootinue silcut till the nand of the Priestess wan crossed with silver The young woman th..ii produced a shimmers; whir+ mewed to give perfect sato.faction ; and the Proplietem proceeded to *pets .he womb of futtaidy to bee attentive unuitor. MAP &Awing a 141111114Vr 6f lines and cirelfis she stood, u if In 4.llltZr, Si (he fate which .:saitril the young woman, awl o •.iasiated, that a fortune su bright as scuuld attend her future life, denerved sonsethi.., more than six-penee, as • re. mmieratioa for unAildisg. it; ells refused to say a wad Mane, 116itbS she FTC( owed Ilaira-ertru; Una drUland tie young WOllllBOl iefumil ro compbrwith, and the old women, in retro', refuse/1 tv Ia her out of the hon.., lucked the door, mid 'intently ilcutincel her a pries .- r for tliiwarda of ea boor. For this mad 01, n:oi :wrought before the Alngintrato, who committed her In fluramsouger lane, fur Mint of sureties. Alsrerser gal, a baker in St. George's Fields, well known by a wanton act of ciaelty of which he was guilty BONN t Use since, stupefy, throwing a neighbour's dog alive lobo his tot oven, wee liroteght before the Magistrate,. charged with an assinsit on cue of his customers, the wife of a respectable trariesraan, with an ioteot to commit a rape.. He was bound over to answer the oulpialut at the WMIIO4III. • deceut looking airman was fined tot. fur carrying half • pint of gin inn the King's Beach prison. She pleaded iv mwanee of tive offence which she was committing; and sot being able to pay she hue, the Magistrate h uma n e ly miti gated the punishluent, which in three mouths' tospriram meat, to one plumb intgarsEi sitssioxs, CLERKENWELL, Sen. as. Jobe Jaws a rapectable-looking man, and advanced in years, was i ndicted for 'moulting Elizabeth Stvphens, with sat%rit to COOII3III R rUpe. . . . , The swiwe, that, about eight yeare since, she beaux seqvalnt.4l with the Prisoner, who is a carver and rev - Wang at No. e, Bream's-huildings,, Clasneery-lane.. S:o.tinl Jo:natured hersi.:f under the name of Vary Blundell. — . This she afterwnr,l+ explained, by stating she went to re frit e money i'cont hint, under that nanie, by urilr.: of a friend arms was airroad)—S'..c at first dieted and todged with the P,,soner for three yea a, and 3fierwiirds WA. in the habit of oassionally Inin¢ a visitor, fur different periods. Oa the t.tb day initit. pi, +id month, she was at his house; his wife II seal Chrlleul.am ; she r. na isnallitil is the kitchen, and th e P r ,,,,,, !e r cont r ived to send the &retell - It per.• 1111 of his fseibly 1,01 of the house. He rear , into the kiirlien where al was, a.d began to tak- . liberties with her, at 11:eh she re ...sated. Ile then procadeil to dr leer out of the kitchen (al 611%1 u toirecio the teals. Vise Ifialle all t h e isa,Oistiee 1,..r peace. He threw ha down, sad took the mast on • all'alantile and indecent libestiss vita) her Knob. . Urea 1.1. ) 10 1( Out " Mlif4ll4: hl stn.re to prevent her, by .1.• ; • io her mod 11, and alterwanis squeesoog her hy the In on , l'i• wle et length interrupted by a violent linging of the I). 11 at the street dour, sod, upon lice go, she parser toppen it She entered severely in the struggle al., had , a rt. hos- •ltr• t. al ,roue was corroborated by a woman and Rua, oh,, aro. p.o.sioeby, and oho, alarmed by her cries, later rd. They described the agitsted state they Coned her in, %you the 'Loir beta; npeued. They also stated they found 0,11...111:f concealed tu a tiers' in the hack kiU hen. the Prisoner made no defence, but contented ban..elf with • SISIX several warmers, who gate him a general good chit irr 1. r Jury round him Giti4l; vavi the Leariied Chairman, nary laintiitme that nay one of hie years and etatioo in if. sh o imi oathr his unruly passioria to harry him iidu gracvl'ul a nmatiou, sentenced him to be imprisoned for r:vi. tuutiths. hemp nu itaalicttuerats re-ds for trial, the Court was *Waged to auljourni farr %Taut of buto atuas, art Al I cart) Lout. OLD BAILEY, SEPT. SS. RAPE. Coen,..'iaslo'ison and Denis Fitzgerald were Genitally tite;tt‘,i, the tint for committing a rape on Ens a f a llf, ii.e.wife of Thomas Walters, and the otta-t far aulwg autl stakistto4 tam in the said rape. Eliz:oht!th \Valtera, the Prosentrtx, upwards of sti 'wets of ii.;e, deposed, that she resided at Pop. hir, her hull and a.LS u 131.0eritig gardener ; ou SA. loirday, the loth or the present mouth, she went to tihnJ.rrll, to ''-,vane sutur thiug• out of pawn ; as ro•toir,,ing home, between elct en and twelve n'el000•k it night, is Evana's-yard, nehr the Biack Inr•te pubht-horse, she saw tor) ob it; the Prisoner Soolli.;m s..ixerl her by the :welt mint dragged her ~Aurds a hog -stye, Fitr.zeralel pnt his hand ria ha man . 'l',.e Wlliirs4 then uniolded rueh a tide as -hooked ever person oil the Court, and of so gross .111.1 , 4 i re. that we would not ',Wnk It to our resdera. it soalio•oent to remelt It. that tt.r evidence corn soonsionitiated the tailsctment. ller cries rtarole to leer assistance, who took the Vil , itielS 1,410 ellatOdy. The Prisoners left their defence to their Counsel. n•. A•D tt S, w Ito calltra several witnesses to prove nisi the Vroseeutrix hyJ been drinking with the P, t toner.., t hat night, at two different poblic-hotises„ and that she had Accepted money from them. On their cross-esainmation, they cons, lately con tradicted each other. Several women attempted to prove that the Pro secutrix kept a disorderly house. but they , also con tradicted each other. Mr. 13arou WOOD summed op the evidence, and the Jury .fuuud the Prisoners—Guilty—Death. Oa Thursday, at the Guildhall, Mr. Geoeas Ewe, son of Mr. Alckrmaii Eu3B, was chosen of the Common Council for the Ward of Walingate, in the city of Yerlt, in the room of the late Mr. J. STABLER; and at the seine time rind place, Mr. Sues mean, and Mr. LAK ELAND, were elected Sheriffs for the ensuing year. Sweetness of temper, with all that graceful de portment observable in many, both infants and adults, springs from the happy mixture of the blood and burnouse; hence, when these are rd, nothing remains but a Indio( temper, a gloomy countenance, with au accumulated ►nas of nerv ous disorders. To continue the former, and prevent the latter, the publivare two...tea to pe ruse a pamphlet, to be had gratis. as under, con taining many wonderful cures. performed by Dr. G RDN NW+ Medicine. It is well known that worms are the first and leading cause or most disorders in cident to the hoinan frame, as effectual remedy for which may be bad at No. 74, Long-Acre. and 3, Shoreditch. A desperate battle took place, yesterday, in Oz ford -street, between two coachmen. who drive the Uxbridge coaches ; one of them,. stout men, he. longing to the opposition co ac h. pi c k e d a T i arn d with the other, • very short slender man, who, after receiving abusive language, and several blows, set-to, and gave the big coachman a most complete drubbing. The battle lasted twenty minutes. SPOR TVW: rVTPLLAIMINCE. • • 1 . .4. r• i 1 ... . MONCOMER Medial:lb . 1 ' ' I 1"I • • VA.4.1041a. . aim t 3. lane lagmeiTe F 4 "Ras 71 .491 -•- ' ''' 4' ft. cults est. alb. 1. t:i , n .....• - -; • . ! 4 i•il M. M. Sylel , 's 're e. etr!tt . .1 ' tit r ...... i ...21/(*.. Piei Re's b. e. '...• alum, RI ...gaisuis., ~estivo ) ..... .. If Tien paid fork& Marchl4W 04s b. f L—Tsro miles 1114." Mr. id. W. ilkarettAfti. e. tory fit-tsdusd, v.!. 31b. I 31r. alba& b. f.il Stamford, est. . . . st Mettle fur aoop. b. ft.--Taa Wk.. Yr. W. h; IT. Hewett's Is t' Trask Ova sit. Mr Raabe% be. fby Havatoirtootan,ist. 1 sib. . pd Mr T. 11. Johnson's b. g fr,14.1 Hood, by Hurting:moues, dans by Jupiter, aged, &gehapt Mr. G Net '!•'r b e. Ifesie lbs.., by Ceske oder, dam by Lillratt , 3 yrs. old, three miles, boors h. ft — . l he oases to rida.— 1 ,IF by consent. Rir S. Sittreli's e. by Y 0,114( Drone, not of 14. dnougbt's dam, apt Mr liesseres A, c. by Stamford, oat of a sister to kite, Allt. 31b. sett, I °opt b. f!.—Tao-)eur old Coarse...Rß Of by couseeL _ LINCOLN RACES. WEDNESDAY SEPT. O. His MojaMja perareof rut' old mares. Mr. Ricbardsmes Tutelii.a, by Strobes, 4 Its aid 311 IA I , alswilliase ai' whoa, by Sir Pet* pa old lj 4 Mr. T. Deatorabc's Laurel Lief, by St.aularri, 4 rm. old 6 • 14 ilaelm's Maher G . as. by filismierli, 4 yrs wld • • ILLICIC.TIR RACER. wain.. 11,111111110•1 r, 11111.1. So. The Seismic Makes of 3g• etas, with 9900 pp added by the Duke of Ruthad.--(1t so .) Mr. Needbiaat's be. g. by Tieitie Toby ... i Mr. Mewer's eb. g Warwick Col. Wollaston's gr. g. Abel The Gold Cup of tow water. by subscribers of regs each, tha surplus paid the wiener ra specie-•(19 sobsertbea.) Mr. itawthisun's Grimaldi 1 (Arr. i Lowther'. Hylas . Lord Grey's Gustay.. Tire Gentlemen's Pares of sal. for all ageis.....Too r loile beats. Mr. th.U‘Sles b. h. Macqiiir, oat. alb ••• a 1 1 . Mr. Willeenutes e. 11 (;itt, 7st. le* a It e D. of Rutland's b. c. Ned, 55t..4b...c.... -. • Mr. Beeltbee's b. 1. Auulett, 7st ....... dia. KINGSCOTE ItACILIL et:rtmt e, erre. 19. Mateb for - J. Guineas. Mr. Bouverie's John of Gaunt Mat Major Pigott Cant. brian. The kingscote Stakes of -.go each, ' Imcs oldest by the Club). Soihneribei 11 , . - c miles. Bench mimed Windsor .ord Lie lirilord's Cambrian. * Mr. &reverie% Wood-demo= Cut Draper named Ranikler Sir H. Lippincott ruunens.,-eereas 3 A Plate of r ours, sgs to the 'mond horse. Two-mile heats. Lord C. Somerset's Scorpion Mr. Buliverie's Jobs of Gaunt . • st 3 Mr. Douglas's b. c. by Anders** y g Two to one, before starting, on Scorpion, against the Held. wet, Wink Major Pigot's Ploughboy„ 41mt. I M. heat M. Douglas's Rambler, lost. alb. The last mile sod half 7,lpgrs b A Jwirepstakes d sgs each, with loam Wiled by the Club. Four Miles. 43 Subs..ribers. Lit Oxford's b is. Victoria, 5 yra, 1144 t I ill) Sir H. I.ippiittott'S Sorcerer., 4 yri, gat. gib. Air J. Hawkius'il RosariefA yrs. list Cot Draper's Lucilta, 4 yrs, gat ta n 4 A Sweepstakes of tog. each, with mom adAssl by this Clair. Three Mires. g Subscribers. Mr. Goddard'. tlountslorer, r cd, list. I 21b. 1.4 C. somerset's f erberui, ap d, i tats ;1b.... Sir D. Lippiiicum's Nrainworws, aged, fiat aro . . • Fifty Pound. fur Muses of all , I•rnewiluilltrus. Heats the last mile. Major Pigot's Ploughbo y , d yrs, trot. 111 b. • I Mr. Dundua's Stripling, 5 yrs, 11St ...... I 4 a Mr. Dosigins's.lititribler„ 5 yrs ' lost gib 5 e g Mr. MOVIIIN ey kia-derll, 4 yes, gvt. • t a pir H. Lippler...l i's Sorceress, 4 yt., get. tub •dr The Molter 5! , ke1l of Sirs each, with tbgr added by the Club. wnsile bests. 13 Sallscribeis. Mr. Aunties b. h. Fr-rossrns, by Overton, aged .. 1 Mr. P. F.l Ise's b. g. by Stickler, d yrs CURBACII4 RACES. 111111SDAY, SEPT. Sweepstakes, ES p. p. p.--Old Chat*. Me. Whaley's h. 7st 31b.. . . 11 r . Caldwell's cult, by Catassedcee, 7st. ilia Mr. Battersbys Fly-by-SllOl, *M. 416. _ _ . _ u r i Dal'. Sereepdalua, Itrga. eace—fir Ralitiat Past. Mr. Wkslay's Stella, age.), Si.s 71b . .... $ Mr. t: 0. is Goriada, 3 years oil, ad. r,lb s Cul. Lulu ta's Brown Jack, 3 s,•enrs old. lat. Sib $ Mr. I)sly's lAlagc Filly.* yenrs old, Cit. alb • Mr. B..ttersby's Fitz-Jerry., Q wars vlel, no. 1 elb ... ` s A very good sacs between Steil& and Gatiada.o.Stalba teem by balls head. L TOUR. CORK, SEPT. IR. On. Friday evening, ahont six o'clock, his Excel lency the Lord Lieutenant and Suite, arrived in this city from Rostellau, the seat of the Margins. of Thomond. The expectation of his animal 11. d assembled an immense conoosine of people, ow seve ral miles of the road through which he r issed; stilt, when he approached the city, the populace ti*ik • the horses from his marriage, and, with shoots of exultation, drew him to the hou.e of Lieut.-C:ene ral Floyd, where he has fixed his restdrusce eurinz his visit to this city. Soon after his arrival, his Excellency was waited on by the Mayor, Sheriffs, Common Speaker, Recorder, &c. avid by the Bishop and a numerous body of the Clergy of tl• is diocese. According to anti, nt usage, the M a y,. presented him with the keys ai the city. which lie graciously returned. His Excellency was pleased I. confer the hmiour of knighthood en Anthony Perrier, Esq. one of the Sheriffs. In the evening there was a splendid ball at the assembly-rooms, in honour of their Graces; Ou Saturday last, his Grace the Duke of Rich mond honoured tne Mayor, Sheriff., rr.d Corpora tion, with his presence .t a dinner at the M atiSillti. • house. The assemblage of yeomanry corps, yrs+ er , lay, for the inspection of his Excellency, exhibited s very hae military spectacle ; and, recollecting de seription of force, a very gratifying one. In the evening, his Grace was entertoined in a mast splendid manner by the merchants, bankers. traders, and other inhabitants of this city. at PdsDawell's hotel; Sir Patrick O'Connor in the chair. The Earl of Shannon, ac em e ti e n ied by th e Mar. Buis of Thomond, and seeer.ll I.llMnsget a of the Bork Institution, waited on his Grace the Lord Lieutenant, yesterday, with ao widres., which gm; rend by Lord- Shannon; to which his Excelttney returned a suitable answer.