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(tom an idea that lumping wets ,4,. , 114.14isigA rC I E a segos I, bei mean. di: d ri Ahdh l tsallb is the I tleien...with Costae P - , iris t Piragigil at the PIP a( Tonspabee L and eon& lestakis seen pit. Pe Opines& 'hen lot Mt. Wnilihsoll• tilalkaMowi lid Ilegt part et luipbeth Maley's. etillailog ili• isseiss the Pim. Jamas. 111914. red the piriple beat tie iii!s t 'et ate, tip whoa the natives were tared eat of tie , „ appepaei * Sift and ednimmail the , 4004 ape of Lords . ; eollear the kola Mita reed by Commission to dims , -t The Speaks% followed by upwards of 46 Mem. bets, attended accordingly, in the House of Peers, ff" dim resterdengt itr saki, are err *water rf eh? Lids); and on his return, attended as before. he seated himself in one of the chairs at the table, dui tAseabers all standing round the sans. After l a short prame,_ • 'D* SPIIIAKEIt rose, and informed the Members, Irsisat. that having obtained a salty of His Ma jest?! font gracious Speech, he would, with their .Perstoseens tread it, which he accordingly did ; and having finished, be made a respeßful bow to those pressat. wbieb Wag returned, they all immediately sepias's& • Parliament the secrecy- 6 ' Hi s hea)eity le patilleehi,weedbie et the *oh peer lee bee rereitel el yew alfelbeetee esteekeent ee his, et the pee.hiten which fait bets retie fee e.tetelieg the Tempe Meshes et He . Iterel I eettly, mamas the easereety vegetat o es w Mt tease as • Osernelveffe. A Hie Hejede being its.,. eiudeee fee the reeleeetiee et Pew. ea isle eel hence-. se etersedl in dranalass, will li • .4*. to tea eeseeepeislemeM el the MOO deeetebte sad i the* Heim eget &Fed es • eseieepmelees sepeeette ee the rot er eitm ess'et ; eld. he swag ewali. Ws Mgr, Is.k. ea% the Mire /tethered, me the eestieureee et that anew art petbse spent ameas ell meths el his pee* e latish see Were G lee emery le Nat et setemy le Poem" ii A seemed Csimmtitsiom. harmweting the Linde whose mimes went therein mentioned, or say three er teen ..f theme, to declare and moiety Hu Ilayeery's 1 vote! will and &elute for the peoreigatinet ot Pat. - Wooer,. wee Oita fetid; atm which the LORD LHAIIICLLLUtt aJZressel 1111111 WINO es fel. lows: s. Mr Leese awe Gem*, e eye. eg *we .st Mb lhatlarps tamaiatea twist Ilk. ti.. 14 11-skat lamitalear WM Moat. ad am tool. we a., to Nallikaafa amatatrot laubtaattat ap Ale 500rm.41.. p.o neat 1110 Pallamas at TIMMS, Its artratpArtibitt 4161 of Moo b ammo , la Ohm boo WWI aid tait Padiatatas esseilkagy ramrod So DISSOmy tw evoorreall• asp a/ Mbar at . Tao Casaaplas that withdraw t ditir owe likatos. the IMO eissalitatuatto %cured, aaa the vitas OWNS OM OM . stoarate4. ' MOM w 4:404M1MS , • . The thresbir wardidi mod twtit tar char at a thiattj twin aft.. anN , . tOrtely Vli .tr ar Mak the performed . That tvell-infonn. were to His restoration engaged accomplishment • depend tbet lot between cartel gone representing Mes . their purposes The triumphantly evidence in support of their statements. They will boast, that the tern► " negoeiation" is not to be found in it, and aft& to . regard it as a refutation of our uniform assertions. 'ruse assertions stated, that the Correspondence between the two Govern ante had for its object a negeciation for Peace sad tit advances had been made towards the ar rangement of a Preliminary Treaty but that a &fealty bad arisen, which retarded its corn*. the Speech. " Discussions for the restoration of Peace." the terms used in the speech, comprehend, in their plain and obvious meaning, every thing which we have said upon the subject, to its fullest oaten% and as directly refute the statements of some of our contemporaries. The discussions alluded to necessarily imply points to be discussed t end the phrase can only mean. that the correspondence so long carried on, has for its object the setlement of the basis set a negotiation for Peace. It is added. we admit. " that the success of these discuttinns must depend upon a corresponding disposition on the put of ties enemy ;" but we do not consider this esprusion a mast of despondency. or a proof that the ensmsy bad shown a disposition adverse to Peace.—Hai seek hem the tad, it is not mg to conceive that the discussions could have lasted so Thee eti.tesce tar to long a time. itsurely con clus.•.: evidence, that there mc some pints in which both patties sne 'mussily agreed. In these senti ments. we bele/eve. we are only speaking the public opmion. The Speech trammed in time yesterday ailla a list Nth thes whea the muses were Wpm sus en me rtionisi A.... - a.m.— *OP by Ma. Wiaieky. they !sag ea ARUN appaseedy is a vie. . . TO CORRESPONDENTS. eir el= ll 4 asediat ea baud the LIMO% g.rnbs'NS she floe Was on the tate Trader-sa ri, pommies neither Illoyelooseenwnselev. Awn inibeello Ilsia $4lll day et Ottelei t OM. fey ear Nikdaieg. li is left at the Orise for the Author. isrrOalig JOH • It is a heed visa since we time heard fawn our friend JOHN !SAMS. ..)ig,..,6 N ai . at hi al f a ik to m ' 04 b ey "OU aleit,-.We name !Owed the 1:1-4 his dim, and ham a s w ir iget Tp o llia lt e 4 i ii, pitio o d , a apswa i w of erten professed euiselees much ohlipd to his. • '.. . age smrs m eg ' t o h ie s ad a t t hi s " The Benin ry llama" is a plagiarism. and the th eft so 1 'Atha .carat Thee from theme to , bedit somestet, its insertion would sebjeft as to 1). charged • . aibesiddlt. which ship slweets to as lessevses et we. eivvia. 1 . , ' . emenae had left the island - .. ' • • l ' ''` ... a, hi ths Algae, 80eth THE. IRITISH PRESS. ............._ . 44 ,.._ ..____ - _ Lir_ irstriZt=saufr. LONDON, .. "efolvembwoo' THURSDAY, Juts , 24. '., -, f AN .. tea lhi aed N ar.LOaDfreAriewa&pae, lair * 1 —....e..— , , 4 - ' Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the ', ''' • eakfig. ilaitheniellor et- ' -auvibillil; sods aellr **PM (by di. East India Rout% when Captain Geosoe Hew - * '''' ' Omni mime teed. , • . nem% of the ship Ea 4 Spacer. took his final leave . . Mr: "OS* a" ilicritarY few Im'' of * Coate, previous to deputing for Bombay 'the Tlint Report 42" amt. , i of 1114011 ill &at Itinidem. ille peelosenl to he 'newt kg thous! et their Lreel, - 1/Ar Cleanse Ms* ece BARLOW was appointed Thind ha Council, at Port William; in Beng.d; and • •• TIIS 0110Reoritiott. = i s a d owtt i raw . s a ws d e H aw , w ij euwie d f a . a lb Mond to the areerensent on the death, re- pt edemses. to' allow dints fur the UV* Clon- dipanthus. or coming away of Lnrd MINT° ; and tOlk ain __ Fasa i ll e y s ireaV r lOW &ea lout Cpseseas. Rag.yourth in Council. rn5 7 4 :11. 44 the lowl MA OfsMNF. ma The Coen adjansteed, at seven o'clock, till Wed- . elf the beeselein 'the' MIR_ ef she 'llsreee. sad 1 nesday item. s s - r. Quern* Usher of ** Mak Sad. was der , - r. ............_. to desire the attendeme of the Comma. who Parliantentras yesterday prorogued until the to a eamiisrilifa imptiire ith she Seth of Avast. This ceremony was performed *whet at their Iwo* append subs lat. Hb tstiy . s magas was e we anima if by Itoyal Cernrnission, and the Kino's Speech was IL . weiselNis, gel , Bilk ; the Scots read by Lord Resume, as Speaker of the House ' eflodolosa was kiwi iasiaiss4 of Lards . We do not recollea any period at . ' flifis• illellseritehle dlo Oulg which the ameneny of proroguing Parliament t NW titabertiti. dle Lome sad Mu&swall's Elt*lN Sinn mated so much Interest and insiosity. the secrecy CHAWCALIAR this, from a pa- in which the Correspondence with the French Go- w " Ilyeellemmob ib i4 ha " . ad ." B " hi " comment has bees involve& the menalation alai er in fallawas . iliveisity of *Mee so hag matched epos thi , Me Lomas :me OcersomM. . alelailleme i ss eeploaseasam so cassia m ow do, oeb}ell, all assesilmatall to produce a degree o e Mopitellebnlans mete Ills Wm, es demands asset.. umeempled at any former period. Tha iMeltilerttessees. else subj.& would he 'elleded to, every well-inform +llk eft male SUB WIIIIIIIIMefeIb lb° t d dead suit:imolai 1 bat else mode and terms wer 'ill0016.01"01041110_ 111=41101.1111" " I " "*" time inlaid of Minim mejeaure. In adverting t Anioopork itilammohmo ass thalielitelhie the s tin' i badness, the Speech says. ''s H ow Ilint w 1111111 ow 110 41011004 genii Ise in es e p L.Niwiiiitimo.oolo4o,oo4o6•_. ' - Kw ' ' always swims for the restoratio . 1 11111POOMIDehish ,606 100 ,01480 ! wile OPOW5S el Pads • and hoeostrable terms, is engage , efehe isola• bietishes elms eat" is dim . 'with a view to the accomplishmei : . * ..op us appgpme was of that desirable end, but *wn it re must dep., 111 .40,40.11Vaewreswarawalleseuelokw• illibek * on a corresponding dispasigias on this part of tl • Oilobll** 6" 1 . 4 WA* 4 0" 1 " 1 " 14 " 1 " " PWas Mealy." Some of this Irapirs ban uniformly al aisere. mil ` test lot, peetieshe seerves= Mac - strongly emended that the earrespoodence betwe . a ' Itimissoe et lig owe ig Ocnissei. the two Governments related exclusive l y t o a can '. O lee Imp IS I* easiseed &OP* Ma*sy Se Ws/Ayes Pia for sachange of prisoners. Others have go at 1 11 . 4140 10** WI hqPrglok "P the 14 . 4. " ea s l imam farther. and abased their readers by representi of glebbliag r las " 1111.1114! " 1.14"11 ' "81" the far. '.. oar amounts of the arrival and departure of MI = se wowip spsip.d.ishommupy 861Pybees a serepein l y O fi rgevess . so d w him awl maw. bok at angers, and the Privy Counc i ls held upon tb wass high • bias and &mica ,. most 6 ,..„, 0 bb, imres e en • I ow le,. &matches. as mere &lions. to answer the purpo ilse4lllpiewest. mil al SW ovitil slush mimosa the erica of speculators at the Stock Eschange. T Feotle- Via al be ~mat. sibm the Ole" Otentlio OA writers alluded to will, no doubt, triumphant lka M'd 0 she free leghlOwebis if Or IOW". "Plich refer to the Speech of yesterday, as 'rider ••• a _ ‘0 tit tekdilar tnefra s la the eitt betore the 'close ofekle 'tibiae's-atm tad. in the Stock List, that ilea Slade emitinteed m the beigtitto which to :. were raised. by the oonfoient etpedtition, 'dirt the Speech would avbw the smistence of a negociation ' for peace. Extract of a Letter from Aberdeen, dated July 19. 1606 There are just arrived here the surgeon and about 30 of the crew of the Sims, of Leith, which vessel went out to Greenland as a privateer, in goe.t of Ptuuians. They bring as account of three ?nub frigates being in Greenland; one of which, the &terrier, captured the Sams on the 30:h ult. at &edge of the ice, and after towing her 12 days. burnt her ; the men arrived here were pat on board .a Dane, and landed in Shetland, They further state, that this frigate, on the glst of June, captured the Dia:mall, of London ; one of her er,:sr is with these men ; the frigate is one of those which sailed from the West coast of France. Three other ftigobi sailed at the same time for Davis's Su eights. 11Wr frigates in Greenland captured. on the banks of Newfoundland, the William, of Greenock, and ano ther vessel ; and, on the 7th inst. captured the Boyne. of Yarmouth, bound to Archangel." There are many contradictory accounts respecting the Green land Fishery; but we think the weight of evidence is on the side of those reports which state that an enemy has appeared in that quarter. Yesterday, at threeo'click, a . Cabinet Council was held at Mr l• ox's Office. Yesterday the Poareouess AMBASSADOR trans acted business at Mr. Fox's Office, as did the Dukeof roars AND at Mr. VsTraoma sr's. Yesterday morning, the Duke of Yogic arrived at Windsor, and laid before Ws Maury the Returns of the Army, &c. 'f he Duke of You held a public day on Tues day, at his Office, which was attended by near forty Officers. Admiral STIRLING left town yesterday morning for Plymouth. where he is to hoist his flag. and is axpeaed to proceed immediately on a Secret Expe dition. A Foreign Messenger, M. Sausages., was oa Tuesday dispatched from the Foreign Office. His first destination is to Copenhagen. The utmost interest prevails at the Admiralty. with respell to *deices which are daily expelled from some of the sir gallant Officers, to whom the squadron of llamas BON 222222 is exposed; four of whom have. we believe, at present scarcely any other - object. 'AA Anonymous Correspondent states, " that the been very handsomely returned to the c i ertain n, h" .. ..r. raised under the Defence Act, in the ward of • tants, in eamegenence of that Bill having been .duting thrpresent Session ; and that it is ed that the example will be linseed by ever/ t a 1 and parish throughout the kingdom." Late on Monday evening, a person landed at Deal, from Boulogne. with dispatches from Lord Y•a MOUTH, at Paris; and early on Tuesday morn ing he arrived in town, at Mr. Fox's house in the Stable-Yard. A Cabinet Council was soon after held at Mr. Fox's Office, in Downing -street, at which the LORD CIIIIIIIICELLOR, Lord GRINVI UAL, Viscounts Summit ri and Howie*, Earls Seances, FITZWILLIAM, and MOIRA, Lords 1:LLINIOROU061 and 1-1. ?err r, and Mr. WINDHAM, attended. On the 19th instant, the Anniversary of the Battle of Anghrirn wurr celebrated in the town of Armagh, with reanimated effort. A vast body of men colletcted and headed by a few individuals of the adjacent neighbourhood, marched in a marshall ed os.:er of procession. in honour of the day, car rying with them one hundred and eighty-six stand ards. 'The procession moved through the town, and round the demesne of the Primate. In its pro gress. some recruits belonging to a militia regi ment, quartered at Armagh, and who did not view it with perry& indifference, exchanged some angry and reproachful terms with some or the persons be longing to it; and unfortunately the transition from words to blows was rapid in the extreme. — The Officers of the Regiment were so prompt in terminating the quarrel, that n* seriont mischief ensued ; and it was hoped that the matter was at an end. In the afternoon, however, some of the town's people that had evidently partaken of too Mach conviviality, presented themselves before the gates of the ►arracks, and expressed themselves in well known terms of provocation. The Regiment immediately got under arms, by orders from the Officers ; and such was the obedience and steady deportment of the old soldiers of the corps, that no revilement or abuse could exasperate them, nor slid '-v betray the smallest irritation; but the trouble - -• _L.A• flotsam; of their - recruits wall Go aol due of kept tinder the necessary cnntmul, and the crowd I abroad that were undiscerning in the objeit of their reproaches, wete discouraged from proceeding to any violence. A high spirit of irritation continued to exist on the two following days in the town, and in the barracks; and the dispute seas getting penitent nn bosh sides. We do not despair, however, of hearing that this angry spirit has stbsided. and that the energy and example of the Magistracy have pre vented the ptitilic peke, Irons being threatened wilt further intuition. We are in daily expeetation of informatiim to that effe: t. At the Commencements held in the UrAversity of Dublin on Tuesday, the 15th inst. the ha iorary de gree of L.L D. was conferred on his Royal High ness the Duke of Curs o, Chanceilor of the University ; and also on the R;ght Hon. Lord Chief Justice I)owsts, Viee-Chan , clior 'The Do glegs of Bachelor and Do&or in Divinity er, ft COli- Ferved on the lite. 'ram. I.I4WKISS, Rte. Rosser ausoatt., and Rey. Jona 114114/0 av ; the Degree of Bachelor in Dminity on the Rev. R. A. 11. Keller ; and of Do:tor in Dcirinity on the Rev. H. Nism ; sod the Degrees of Bachelor end Dotter of lows no the lip.. lIVOM Haney Swains. Same Itime.* dry F.t ascii RAPUOLIPII.I). U. of Cann Whig', was adrn tri4. el ews4rrs At the same time. eight tilsrs.ers at hits, forty cis Bachelors of Arts, awl two Bac:micas of Medici/Ir, title atimittril. 11. MARGATE. JULY 22. The Theatre opened last night with The Miley Noon, the part of "'aqua, by Mr. Lute eusovii, from Bath, was performed in a masterly stile ; in deed we never saw it better delineated. The part of Velautt. by Miss Di CAMP. SIAM' to Mrs. C. K ess aLs; this young Lady made her debut on these boards. She is an excellent figure, and rr formA the part with great iiidgment—we have every reason to believe she will be as great a fa- Yourite with the public as her sister: she received that universal applause which her merit so justly deserv ed. The part of Zamora, by Mrs. floc Hes, deserves our highest praise : she is an excellent figure, and did great justice to the part to the Play war added, Of Age to-metro-3 ; by Mr. LOVEGROVE. which be performed in his usual stile of excellence. The part of Maris, by Miss De Cass. In this charafter she reminds us or her sister ; her songs were sweetly delivered her voice is pleasant and melodious. The part ot Suuitia, by Miss KING, was very well sustained, and she gave her song with great taste. Among the last arrivals at this place are— Sar W W. Wynne, Lord Newark, General Mnrazttnt, to Fraaces, Miss Stewart, Ness W holcion. Mr. Wilford, Miss fo rma& Ls:o).4er, and the Miisial Mlss Walopart. At Ramsgate and Broadstairs all the hodses are taken : among the arrivals at those places are— •hads Calthospe, Hon. F Calthorpe, B nuness How., Earl and . Countess of jersey, Lord and Lily Cochrane, Sir W. TwisJesi, Lord and Lady Henniker, and Mr. and Mrs. Furs} th. Monday, the Duke and Princess of Csoectsrsit, dined with His MAJESTY and the Perecessts, at Frogmore ; as did Viscount and Vi.countess Sun set. In the evening they walked on the Terrace. Tuesday morning, His MAJESTY. the Dukes of KENT and GLoucesr ea, Princesses Auousr a and SOPHIA, attended by Lady A. Cum o, &c. rode on horseback. 'Her MAJEiTY, Princess ELi ea arra, and Countess of ELY, took an airing in a coach and tour. Princess Ma a Y and Lady BOOTH. HY, followed in a landaulet. 'lle Earl of DORCHESTER bad an audience of His MAJESTY on Tuesday, and took leave previous to his setting of for Milton Abbey. He is so very in firm, that he is obliged to be carried in and our of his carriage. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cuss 'p has appointed the Rev. Jona K , A.M. sw of the Bishop of Ossoart, to be one of his Domestic Chaplains. Hon. A. Gave left town. yesterday, for Dunham Massey, Knutsford. The Marchioness of Donecat. and Miss Goo race, are at Worthing. The Duke and Duchess of Roy L AHD are at Bel voir Castle, Rutlandshire, dispensing their elegant hospitalities through the neighbourhood. Madame Gaassint lett town, yesterday, in a pastel:raise and four. Mr. Ronson has purchased a cat-o'-nine-tails, with which he means to whip the rasa out of the harms in the Isle of Wight. The celebrated Colonel Tnoersron, late of Thornville Royal, Yorkshire, was yesterday mar ried, at Lambeth Church, to Miss Caisson, of Suffolk. The Duke of GsencEsres visited Lord Gala *ems' on Tuesday evening. A Paper of yesterday gives a charafter of the /slit Mr. PITT among its .• Living Portrait's!: Mr. Fox slept pretty well on Tuesday Apt. he remained yesterday in much the same way has been Wive the commencement of his illsesse The receipts of the Haymarket Theatre, since the representation of the new Comedy of "Ms Fenger Post," have, it is said, exceeded those of any similar number of nights for many years. The Piece has literally brought hundreds more thaa firs sues if' to see it. On Saturday last, Mr. W. Derelict:sr, farmer, of Beccles, for a small wager, ran three times round the race-course of that town, making 4 miles; he was allowed 24 minutes, but preformed it in 23 minutes and a half. A Lady. possessing a considerable share of beauty, and a very dignified air, accompanied by two others, attended to see the ceremony of the Pro rogation yesterday in the House of Lash, and sat en the benches among the Peers. In consequence of a great apparent likeness, and the attention paid to her by the Duke of GLO4CYST so, she was gene rally imagined to be his sister, Princess Sorer' 4. We understand, however, the lady alluded to was Mrs. Nutrias., the Lady of Admiral Their Serene Highnesses the two Princes of the House of Osoansuaos were present at the care ninny of the Prgogation yesterday ; they were particularly attended to by. and conversed or* time with, Rail Stemmas. Tuesday was married. by the Hen. and Rev. G. WassassaY. at St. George's Church, lismorei square, the Hon. Mr. Bauer. brother to lard &- our, to the beautiful Miss Pose, daughter of tbe Hun. Mr. W. Pose. of Beekeley.square. The Marquis and Marchioness Wria.scssav, HOO. lik• sad Mrs. Puss, gave the happy pair away. in the pre; wow of Mr. and Mrs. Boursaia. i:suetess Moserso toss, her grandmother, Lady A Cosi oia Snits, her aunt, Honourable Mr. and Mrs. VILLICIIS. &c. At the same time was married. and at the same church, Roster C4I savage s, Esq. of Saillands Miss Hanauer Wyman. Mr. Ciissescsi. was lg . eompassed to the altar by the Duke .4 Asorsto Colonel and Captsia CalifiaLL Binds WA accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jesainsoa, but Sister. Miss J. Vs' vans. with het ) 4 " 3 ". Amongst the company who wore at Vaunts' Monday evening, we noticed the follorrwl gursbesi ;MI atirfsl-...Vlscount Iles damns/silky. Due Jr Castries. Earls C Rossiya and N artbesk. the Tor •'etfaree., the Hon. Mr dkelficrin. other vn.lses of sank. Nearly ail th ts..terd Noblemen were accompanied , Ana pros. of friends ; so that the , seated one of the most faisilisat essemal.,.e. the present laal,llo has bad to boast st liiiush3l .o 4 1 , :: lovrici. Pit Cheltncrimit? %iamb I..ifort end saves Ow above-ow I lry (brit L 24 1- be Gas Je n, revoiii;es _k Pa% trattvort GI4 NV At I m Ca Tt TI bi N 4 C 4 Y b )1 I I % r. • ; 1 1 . •rl .* 7".,11 tie the Rel esd l4+ 4 F ♦J be at tt --~