The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-01-13 00:00:00

I 1,• The. :ay 111, (At J. haw, will b i::.eru'd tn-morrow. PILE 1311ITISII PRESS. I,()NiEN, • MONDAY, JAsvAaY 13. Mr. Ptrr arrived on Saturday night at his seat t Putney, from Bath, preparatory to the opening I the Session of Parliament. The report of his Ming in a state of health, which would sender hits linable to attend his Parliarrin'ary duty, has et dl the porter-house clubs insiLondon at wort to frame a new Ministry. We have received statue German Papers, from -hieh we have extrafted the SPEECH of the Eletlor f W.arcmr...:nc, to the Deputies of the States at tutgaid, on t'..e sth of 09ober, and their A mswaa. . !:t.r artic:es, which explain his motives for is. r liang the taus., of BONAPAR ni, wdl be read *ids i.c real. His situation was most pitiable. He wished to remaia neutral ; hut neither Russia nor France would permit neutral' y. In this dilemma, it will be seen by his speech, that in declaring fur France, he yielded to irresistible necessity. On Salgi l te morning, Lnrd HAwcuscar ar rive,' at Isar, upon business with His Ma. J EST Y. A Messetser eras sent off en flaturdAy night, with thsp vales for Lord CA THC• MT. () i . i,ittlrd iv, the RCM Aft AAI •411.1 A DOR had a rohteren.e w'th Lord MetcaAvs, at his Office, from two n't I )cic till near fottr. liniral Cuassemst.is arrived on Wednesday at F.almouth, Irons off Brest, with six ships of the line. The following is an extran of a letter from Lis bon, dated t.tltli Detemiser, 1805:—" A Swede arrived here, in eicven diys from Cork, reports, that she saw 14 , ail of French men of war of L'Orient, steering S. W." If this teport be e'rresi, the ships sect: by the Swede must he a second squadron f a rm) Brest. The JatC3ien Convoy sailed for England on the `7lvember, and was step on the 21th last, in lat. - cafe arrival is look'd for with great ausiny, since it was known that the French have so niaLy tonadrons at sea. The Hon. CHAIM'S rOVGI. AS has declared him. Sii t candidate for reprosamting the e.tur.ty of La tear:.; 1; - ; Parliament. on the next vacancy. Lord A 11Cel IA g:LTON, the present r.feinber, is the othtei t ni l a t e. A keen eon?, is eepesfted. e ieport of the death of the King of Sean/. it-otars to he unfounded. The Afedrii Gazelle, of the 20th u't. is totally silent no the subjet. /414 Excellency the Loan Li • . rof let. I Ag'r> Las he...n pleased to aproint Lord Vlscougt 1)t }it , , to he Colonel of the Westmeath. P.italton 1 11.!i•r.i. ;i the room ': tL l.eriof WLST EA T (I.;s Laws), who ha. retn?.i. Fos•rt.ft, the Chence;lor of the I. ish Exche quer; arrived at his htaise, in Wimpoiz.urtet, on fiatit-.:ay. from Ireland. T..e followirig extract of a letter from Captain BLUNT, of His Atiirity'i ship (Hasp, dice.' I p. 13th Ilecembet. lat.44i. &J. Ltng. 11. 49. was on Saturday posted it Lt.ovr's:— ..Ilaet^gdo fasten in with the nserel , ant brig Net. ,to :e , of Peeved ./..nes, M ircr, I cAshrece .ith plea. sure the nanirt.inity etenanninn'enr.g the foil .w.ne intswev ieg paw, Rar tee li•fol.a - .lion of the ihereit nits as 1..o)11 s. The West India irede.q.ulird from ti • C 7.1,4 Cork via Pia I:.th ins. lenity tw. in nacpber, convoy of Ilia Ma:l.-rep 111Alel Aiethwa si.d WAS , ; the tinedke: to se:rasp-it. $...k of the vet age On the teat. in tit. 40:45. It 6. "V. 1.41 in with A s ivaJrnn , coirtStollg till .a.I of the lira toitc of which, ^,!hri.... decker, apparently an weret tee frigate, and 4 corvette: thee ie r eonn,r•ing, their not answering OW eldnel 4 . but Inekinlf a I sail Aare. *nis, r and them to he the eherev% sqoalren that eseervt 1 o Tl.e oval wes made br the Apeth,,,a f or e coevot hr proceed a. test ah'.. In thew own teeoult., but v, repair In the spie.int,l tendestott., if it roo' be done ree.h •As I was urdered trr put compaus troth particular craws. 1 tirol a .w.r.ertusity, when heat, fee wtndwsrti, trot sett! if e renews !elision chap of the Ateilitisa„ and rr ortee. luta close the thee* deck ship , and 1 bare the • hippin f 0141 ate, 11w re eve.f uuma is behave that pot trots of ekeeettaluy taken." T 1 ke,Coserax shop of war, and the Heart° gun brig, •avrth the fleet under cooroy. from Ovrto, ar. 'Wed tati..tilion on toe "'lst. l'he friga'r, with •a'fl«t under cone rv, fnr Great Bruin, had not Teen 0:4- to get ficTr the fiat. on the 24th 1.44 verso, from Cornwall, it c.; 'fed by 8 Fiala piiraterr : an,l eariied I. s Jen. T.Sa transport, lately lost off the Teel, hal Lb. head•quietets and tht, e comptnies of the 119th Iregimer.t on beard. She wns lost On the 15th Id% t 4 .01.irers end seamen remained on the tip gt..g. st 4 shrouds .he whole ssigl.t. In the morning boa• t were sent off to ore thvm; hut it is with deep regret we stare, that Captain o.msom, Ensign and .0 diwant GOODALL, Asggyant Surgeon Gala 80M,, 0„.;te•-114-ter Ca NIP MILL. 100 soldiers and /4.154=4 and It) women and children, were lost. The rest arc pignut's. on board the /I,sites. Acl amira&l Krearrear's ship, where they arc treated with Are.* humanity. acco.ints fmm India, by the overland dig. . , p itch, to the I Sth of Septemaer, ;resent an improv eo picture at oar a!fairs in that quarter. Hea ts- LT, the Chetah of Hosea', has retired from the arrvice et that Ch‘ef. in diigitst, iii consequence li•maae unable to ;live him a Jagoiu in the 0.6, the consini, is under which Hi:asset had raised a co:aide:44le corps of cavalry. the tti;:t limed sums, for t' - .e payment of these tr Aire likewise withheld ; anJ, atter various aas of iy and plunder, which infrBed the test of =toss ..an's army, they have returned to their re lee t• ve Acmes. fn Vtilwa. the different Chiefs have. with few ex . o f/R . Dom e truck overtures of friendship to the Glreruntem. awl have disbanded the troops 'nth they had dist:Wei under HibLll•a's in "rent-. Th, t have like% is.r prohibited. in their 'flee e.e reerti:tirg for that Pilate. which bad . µ ly cArried ".10 !ES IY LINCOLN- M:11 l? • On Friday, the 3d inn . the Right Hon. • Lady . gave a ball at &Arno-house to the save ral tamilies in ae neighhourhooll, and as many beyond the immediate reighbouthood a: cord 1 be provided with beis in th , .. house. The company assembled about ten. wben the dancing was begun by the Hon. Miss Cust and Mr. Thumld. Soon alter 0.. e, the doors from the ball-room to the hall were throon open, and more than a hundred guesis sat dawn to the l•fierally-provided supper-tables in that room and in the adjoining parlour After a reasonable time dedicated to the refreshments of supper, the dailLing re-commenced, and was kept up till past sees .n in the morning. Of the company were— nab Hon. Mn. Vane and family; the Hen: Mrs P••rreeal tianght,ra; the lion. M, and Otis. Moistens; the I 1.,n. pelnua; Sir 'An and Lady Trallo• e; S.r ftelle,t and Lade Wean; the Ladies Tho.uld, Ken• • a ..1 Welb., twit% fl sir farinhe.; 'Mr.. a 4 >•l.s. Ch4 l n»ar. Mr. and Mrs. Cluplan, Mrs. IklaWitt'S Sutton, Mrs. Litehwrd, and tn►ir re- Meant. I,•nniNt, Middlea.a. !o•nlaaring. !iartnp,. • and • : Ci.•t.tur SibCterp and two brothatrs; Csptaim• he. At D moo House. the rat of Sir W. Wei ay. Baron et . t h e mos t unbounded hospitality has pre vailed. Tice poor have been liberally supplk d with two oxen, tread. &c by I.adyWai ec, according to the usual Ismeficence of that 'family ; and, on New-year'--day, Sir WILLIAM'S run:ernes and re 'peeaSle r.': •a itry il:nyd at the ancient man' ion, .and. after spenslini s r the day in the greates , 11:1'nuthy and conviviality. returned to their I-el:we:live sh , Lies, with hearts truly grateful to the %%Achy donor oil their entertainment. L. rd Ckartideririn'i Oilier. ,Lan. 11. hereby the.c will be a I.Plltine Ronm r St. J Satw.l..y, the lith itm. but there Dill Ibit be a the ovenit.:; Saturday morning, th.: Duke of Ynatt, His Msarsr r, and the Pauses/sty, viewed Bran h,,urn L. dge, the new residence of the Hon. Mr. VIII rms. Yeslerday morning, His M4JESTV, PrirTCesger ALGIUIA, 57.1.111 A and AP4EUIA, accompanied by tenerai FI rzaov, Major Puce, Stc, went to St. George's Chapel, and heard a Sermon preached by the R. v. Dr. HeAva, from the tith chapter of St. Matthew and Itith verse. The ROYAL FAMILY are expeaed in town, on %Vedresdsy,f,rthe season. On 1. iiay, the Duke of Voss: Pntertained a tetra party of Officers, at dinner, ;at his (Mice, in the limas Guards. The report of J. P. TIIELVISON'S advancement to the Iriti peerage, is now said to have been all a kW, dlr. The Hirmorie S. , c.,ty, at 1: it, , , Rive most surrt) Savor, ai:d the Lowet Rooms, 03 1,% 7 041.irmi.ty neat, to the ladies of that VistOSSlltell CASTLEREAGH armed at NCROT'. Tinsel, on Satarthy, front the Priory, and left town yesterday for Last Sheen. Lord and Lady Le Maresca' are expelled to morrow from Metriverth Castle, Kent, to their house, H.:nover 7 squa e. The roirre'a late tem rl . y. on Saturday night, was n.'t like euvir, the hatter for keeping ; it is said to lt..ve ?Ain three 'err , . on the rage. Her Grace the Duchess of Rnsaunoe, accom panied by bar siittr Ail I br ,ther•ia-law, arrived on Thursday, at the ltoyal Ho:el, Pall Mall, from Sc, tland. The Duchess will shortly leave town for Bat.., till her Grace's house, ia Portmaa-square, is rawly for her receprior. Th- treris Wet.Lasciv. accompanied by his Lady, wh , went to meet him at Portsmouth, ar tieed, on Saturday reaping, at his house. in Park. ;sue, from Ind.a. The Couatess of %lot KivoTos, and Lady Aso LULLING Soars', arrived in the roornine, from Hampton-coust. to greet his safe return. The last arrivals at Bath are— TIE! D. 1411111• ofd 4ton„ Count Woronsnw, Count ?Alen. !h. Eweßatty lb., ‘brii•te•, Lady J. Catopbc”. Baynton, Hon. 3encial and Mr:. Florcoutt. lion. W and W. 11. L.ft ie Slelell:e, Hun Colonel Seymour. Sir C Talmo, Sir A 1..i..1 ILIR'S. ' Sir R. 010 l Hoare, LI-uttmant- Gneral and '.lr. 1..m0.,nr, Colonel I.teutenont Col Pyre, Liectcou t Colettel Mrs. and U•• G ache. On F'id IV. :11A Mitt. i. BIRCH. E. Lieutenant-Co lorel cf the First Regiment of tho London Volun teers, gave, at his house in Corr hill, to 48 seamen who being to the riloury man of war, a dinner, and to each man one guinea. At dinner, Ofe of the seamen ;ocula;ly asked Col. /te ll whether lie were ielateti to Ciptain Ited, of the isufgl4"gobh On the entrance of the tartried digs within the Cnnimunim Rai:s. at St. Paul's. on Thursday, His R• .y.il I liAhness the Prince Of W a trs. after convert. ing with the Duke of Ctaatscs, sent and request ed they might be brought as near the grave as pos sible ; and, on obserrivg them, although at some distance, the tears fell from the eyes of His Roy az. iliouNass. When His Royal Highness the Duke of CLA• MICR ascended the step. at St. Paul's, he suddenly stopped, and immediately took hold of the col .tas ' that torte borne by the riaary's men, and, after con vet si ngwi one of the gallant tars,suddenly burst into a flood of tears—when another of the crew observed to His ROYAL Hiaustss. " cheer up my Noble Commander, let the enemy give us another oppor tunity, and our Royal. MASTRO. who is the father of a Britisn seaman, will not be disappointed." The Earl of BRISTOL has lent his house in St. Jamcs's-square to Viscouot Ca LLLLL AON. until his own house is compleied ; and nest Saturday Lord Case aaaaa Ge will give a grand dinner to the Marcittibses of Assacoali and West 'stair. the Earls of s.:Alltitn. CRATUAIII. and CtancaaET• Sir WILLIAM Scovr, Sir Jams Moots, Sir WIL. LIAM GRANT, AJrniral GrAustea, Mears. Wit, at av Dumnas. Catinino, Yost. Was.t.acs, lleownapeo. and tea other Gentlemen. Tne Duchesa of You, accompanied by Lady ANN Ct. ILA so Satre', paid a inotasag vi.it yester day to the Duchea of CLove nee., at het v;lia, at Bromptos. 'I.IV.T.L4II'S FESTIVITIES I.Y LINCOLN- ~-- TNE.ITRES. • • OPER A.ll/301go On natortlay rilg4 was pe-form,d at tiiisTlieatre, the Gra••..l &lion% Opera of 61 . (),,,:zz• • ampic.r.-i, performed tvi h great eiTect. The fait new of La Sarpr , :e de /floor, or Lo Teiompbe & Anumr,concluitt,l the evening's entertainments. Atiiience wa, in ninurnii,g. The house WAS full, And the company elegant, among ‘ehlin we observe.l— RAval I-1 eittel—.l the Dukes Nr Kent and Sy.sex t the rt.,ehois I ha 1./..k.• the ‘l , cl4•l,,sAeti of Wet edt an.l Ile•rtfo t ; the I la,r,ligton, A-h -burnli.m an! Care ; tt,r. F. 0 4 of Sea-I.,,ntt .1, t DeraTor Corr t...t of liturtonAlla.n.hi:p t Vi, ttttt C and Sod -1..y; Lath.* tlavoit,aiaur ) . Hawke, Mattaatmet, and Ductey and Ward. DlttAte-cast:. Th Sac& fier Fr. , efit, and Th. Beenay, attraa-d, on Ssturdap ntyht, one of the most crows!. ed and brilliant frnises of the seaam ; the interest of these pieces seecbs to increase by repetition. COVEN r•OARDr,M. A new Comedy, entitled %he 12...maxiir t yver ; Lest awl Found. ww. performed at this Theatre on Srturday niglir. principal charatcters were thus repre ented S.r Mathew Mac Wens . . Mr. M • o.arle4 P,ethrso . . • • M-. Lewis. • Welloll C.ytaoti utbluir . . . Doll/hitt • . . • • • 6 Mr HI.A 108 Cif A ID. Zach ivy Search . . . Lady Match em . . . . M.s Gstrza. Lady Fraiice. Frankly . . Mkt Its UNTON. Antuuia . . . . . . . Mn. 4 11..1011461T0a. Lucy Antonia, the daughter of Cala. Tract:hie. is obliged, in the absence of her father, at sea, to support herself by portrait painting. Charlet Peerless, a young man re fashion, fails in love with her. He cannot. however, under the terms of his uncle's will, marry a girl of no hnttene. without forfeiting his estate. Veer ruedlete,who returns to lingland at the open ing of the scene, suspeai that Perriess does not mean honottrab:e love to has daughter. He therefore re. solves to remove her to a place of concealment. While Pirrrit ‘$ is lamenting the loss of his mistress,he meets with Z..ehaey Search. a Yorkshire clown, who has been tempted to London, by the nutnerous ad vertisements in the public prints, offering a reward for things lost. and h ,ping to make a lortuue by devoting his time to finding thorn. Zorhary Seer, h proposes to find Arreeta, and the offer is accepted with transport. by Perrino. Za: *eery, by chance, succeeds, and carries off afetasia, to her lover, but she falls into the hands of Sir Afillthesv MesiWeits, the guardian of Pee, Iris. Pee , le4 offers his hand to her, an ; resilves to forfeit his estate; but, at tjiis moment, Captain ri "Wee arrives, declares himself w alb a large vim, by his prizes, which being settled on the daughter, removes the difficul.y, with rereft to the foriuhe of Peerless. S‘e Matthew Ilei.•i'ese row declares Pterless the legal hair to his uncle's estate, which Purim di. vides with TV r 'on, his c-iusin, who marries Lady Pron. - rt and ail parties are made happy. cou7!s difficulties and disaepointments in the way to the attainment of tins objet of his aiTAions ; and this disposition, with his reso:ve• to sacrifice fortune to love, constitthe his claim to the title of Ibe Iloosaaric Ita.ser. cha t-after. however, was feebly drawn, and afford ed little room for the display of Mr. Lewes's talents. Mr. Est lay was more fortunate in Zachary Seareb, who abounds with orig:rial humour, though rather extravagant. St,. Ab.tt4eur Moteh'eni, and toady Weevil, are mere sketches of .Sir jellaba and Leidy Derr; but Mr. MVNDIN contrived, by his exertirets, to reader the former a prominent feature. The charas`ter of Copt. Trae&ier, is adorn :d w ith some g,-ind sentiments, in the approptiate language of his profets.on, which must be alwa)s sure of applause from a British audience. This brief recital comprises ever, thing worthy of notice in the piece. It is of a slight and flimsy testsore. and totally destitute of interest. Humour is its prin cipal recommendation, and the materials, it corn. pressed, might make a good farce Some d ‘sapprotia lion was expresse tin the early scat es. It increased with the progress of the play, and bet. amt s. vio:ent at the end of the 4;h aft, not a word from the stage could heheard. until the curtainderipped. At. 1:.•41:11v admirably delivered a good epilogui, appropriate to his charade?. The judgment of the house being decidedly against the piece, n...) attempt was made to press it upon the public. lViten Mr. Estes'v came forward to announce the p•rformiece for this night, he was not suffer d to speak, until the au dience perceived by his manner. that he meant to propose some other play. The Itonia,:tir lArt, r is. of course, consigned to ohlivien. We understand it is the produiltion of Mr. At,r.rvoaav, gentle. man to whom the town is indebted for the Come- 1 y of Toe Marriage Prat/a/C s and uuni ex.:ellent farces. OrlngAv THEATEt. The juvenile Cortrany of this elegant little The atre, continues to improve d.ily in the good opinion of the public. On aurci.iy night last, for the sixth time. the fasour.te Opera of Der Nreritsehre,er At.l.4.ak i was performed be- fore a crowded and brilliant aud•ence, with great appltuse; Master Scout melt, as Her‘el, the peasant, Mater F. Sculassea, in The M,svitelank and Master GLLtsNLR, as his man Gabel. were most successfully ludicrous, and excited peals of laughter. Tose dance of Peso's Lace; or, jenny's lirlara, followed, and was much applauded ; and the fate s of DC/ W Idlan g (IVsld 01104 in which Master S.:it:emu played an excellect part, with his usual ability. w•en: of with the greatest trial. The Aerial Ballet has lost none of its celebrity. In the bril liant circle were Ledy BIRCH, Mrs. Caawroae, and several other persons of Lerd Et cansissocou is in treaty with the Mar quis of Sr Assuan. for the purchase of his elegant house, at White Hall. A Gentleman w'm had cnnee from Fleeter, on Wednesday night, to see the funeral proces.ion of Lord N ttsln, on Thursday namning, toEk his seat, at very early hour, ia the new buildings, at :it. Clement's Church, when. overcome with fa tigue and th's brat Et the %Lai, he tell asleep, and Jid ev e awe:, until th- rirricv •ssieu, hat not 01:11 vas se!, but tl.e suldic:. had a:taally dispos"l. POLICE. • ' PVKPOCKETS. On Irednesl:sy evening, as young Cu golug alon4 the Strand, nu his rentrA I u the Funchal Procession at Lord water, he perceived FIX Soofte.% gang pos kris. He ran after them, sElhe..l late v by the arros,..aud secured the one hand, while with his other had to secure 117rey Weetteurd, hut i.e. ntesfe Crocker tot.k them to this °lce, ar.t; commit tei for iurthee .till when they were brought up. A Arid chain f , unvl upon Soaves wac proclace I, I watch w.tc well known to 01: to! h a ~ken hien proJnceJ '!'here heing tto dirrtel alat4J agai4o were discharged. Anthony, Adkinv, an.i a party, stem, on day cycLiag, to a pleb 1 . 1 11:4.3c, 1:1 St. Mar where they fount as-e:nbicd tn,a room, , the Captain of the Crabtree Gan ; Coll'. - .•62; an .1 SrwererlSoid, all reputed pit they tank ti em all into caste !y. The nifrci the same ever.ing to another house where they found us , embied in * room selves, playing it cards Bob liras", and ccnsisting of Donn,, d 047 Cob, Joss/4 Jeep/, Lee; they ail gave very imprubal of their way of * living. • The /7)itanaia. Bime, from Petetisbu, Dundee ; the Trio, Banwa, (torn Da the Kli(ity, SIMP3UPI, from Meese!, are near Sandhausen. The Ga:e:te of Sa:urday night contains gratulatory adiresqcs to Ells .M tat - late glorious vi any off Trafalgar, Town of Drogheda. the Btewartry 6 bright, C.e [own of Folkettone, the Island sey, the Borough of Tiverton, and :he of Bridgnorth. Neste , / PARNELL, itag, son-in=aw to quit of BUTZ, as I Secr e tary to t h e .7 quer, i; retur,ed Member of PaAiament Qtver.'s County. We are ass rred, in letters from Bombay, Betsr•aa has lost the confidence of --- partis.us, whc are daily withdrawing and dispersing through the country. Oa Wednesday last, the Rev. Carat; KEMPF!, Master of Arts, was instit: Rev. FACCFNYEIt GUItIJEM, to the reaory bevies, St. Stephen's, in t:raawell. aad wise St. Michael (:aryhPrs. in Corn , presnitation of Aal He!: Kr :wee. of Po . wall. Esq. Vice-Admiral of the White. death of the Rev. Rcsismits FOIMITEII. The SI, or Ku:g'. Own Dragoons, marched Birmingham for Leic:ster, ou flies le were to be teplaced in that barracks by Queen's 1)rogoon Guerds, from Ireland. The 4th Oragoon Onatri. are nn ' from Canterbury for Sedated. an 4 Ore Berwick-upo:.- weed, on Ilia I:th lost— The 7th Dragoon Gums, in Scuaand,ar. their way la Ireland. The lit, or Royal Dragoon Guards, march from Newcastk•upott-I'yne, Ipswich. IVrodbridge, rite. The till) Dragoons are on their mare ventry and N , irt!,,ansptort. fur Guilelf u rr 'the 17;11 Light Dragoons ate oat tt Ireland, for Coventry and Northampts 'lle 21st Light •D; arions are on diem Wo,,Z)ri.,lga to Newc.sec-apoo-lr On Thursday everiog. at 7 o'clock. Weitvoinsrer iteziment at Volunteers gond, consistio7.ac two men from eget' under the command of a captain, over conveyed the remains of cur much-tai - tnirti Lord Viscount Nctsow to St. P. reach-qnarters, King's Mews ; and, at Test ?day morning. escorted the car %bete it is ni.w dtpositesi in the pairte4 A Paper of yeser 'ay says—" W, learn. that a vary virulent typhe: roiled on board several of cor s'st ,, pl ; part;ctriarlv the Ferniefah.'e, *pee, Pe Flu. The hospitals are some of these ships having sent thi to them : many have died ; but we solation to find the fever has considerable The Foraiiohir and P0w.,.. have bevn sailing. by the s'ckly state of their trews: M . K Bail, a: the New Rooms M0n....y last. was honoured by a larger or crur.pany than ever graced those Upwards of 2,000 tick ors were issued , sioa. by Mr. KING, est lush,e of those that were pa d for at the -'oor. Every person appeared anxious to p.iy their reii.o , e to a Monarch, the buiness of whose lite is diffusing pleasure amongst his avhjects: 'lhe birth-day of the Emperor ALazairsea has been celebrated at the Prussian Court with uncom mon splendour. The Kt's°, Quests, and Rossi. FAMILY, the C7and Duke Cossrastriar. Lhrds Gowta, AR IOWIIY, And HAIIII , MOTON, the Hec tor of Hasse, l'rince cf ORANI:3I, Baron D' vii..l - and most of the illustri• us strangers now at Berlin, were preseot. After the leas:, the King of Pa vssi• proposed the health of his great and glo rious ally, At LIANDEa I. and :he toast was drank with enthusiasm. it was doubted whether divinr sesvice could be performPd at St. vrhile the srlisZolding used tot the funeral of Nat.!oh, remairsci there. 01 Saturday afternoon Aile 3tshnp of Ctlf .T a, the C non in residence, determined, that the etperirnett should be tried. The doors leading to the big. a s well as every other place, were ordered to be kept fast, and the public to he admitted into the Choir by the gate near the attar. The Minor C.. nom, the Vicars Choral, and the younggentlemen of the Choir, had on their black silk gloves and scarfs, the same as they wore at the funeral of Lord Nat sox. The Cathedral being so unexpetle:!;7 opentd for siiv.ne service, only one prrsun attended, tdl the lisalrns were nee rly over. The sermon was preach ed by the Rev. Mr. Hocia es, one sf the Minor Ca nons. H. took his text .from the 16:11 chapter cf jot, and 17th yens. lke Rev. Gentleman eru hraced the oppornorily of preachiry a ivasral MIA on the desk's Na r t.llo4. N-ST7ee T. Cracker was f" :to at tend- aqelean, b, ig of piac- i*/ Seesece and them bo•b in • endeavoured e Isla escape., la: they were it Siturlay, Id sta..elt and f; he u be !.,.;„ as it r thefts. they on Wednes- artin'.-street, , Lozief7ark, e. IVke r alias • pickpockets; offi . cerw. in licliczn, an • by there& Ind his gawp • Mom& and able ac ouati • • o . rrgburgh, fat oAntzic t anti are on shore .on!aMs eon- rv, upon the f-om tie of Kirkcud- stand of Jer. :he Borough to the Mar- Irish Exch.- meat for the io-nbay, titt4 F smug of , hie chair troops, • acts TaZTA- titute3 by the dory of Cary- Denys. ot: er. rnveall, of the • sae, - on- e, void by the marched from slay lay, and by the 2d, or tt Loci. t their march Je to attire at Kan!. 44:1.x.14, aro on • Is. are cm l'ot 4 &c. far arch from• C- od. • their way from *ea. on their march -Tens. , ck, the Rlyil err motmted each company. r the car nhlch ;lamented kl- Paut.'s. at th,:r t eight o'clock to C;reenwich, Led chamber. Jee lament to fever bat pt.. at Plyroout'.•, Salvador. a nd .1 with petiecte, )irty men a dar t have the coo- / derably abate.% trim prevented vers." in at Bath, on • grr astemhlagt rooms before. I on the c•ci a. e that wee.... .1