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C M it. 'Oliver, Maly ehasid rem girebased with bike of &mimed, iterbu receives rept/ habits, and togs and Queens lotion. otherwis, tofore ► bring ii i• . all the rs spool, L(a fi of Westin very rich go se of instead of is shot wit' silver trails ' frosted. hei dallthet e or deep sod.: wtthout either a yard, guar . quarter, bey ond half deep, each skirt being whole compass this brlougs a the same cloth or tissue, me t ed lobby, with *gold tab. to which hangers of the King's sword, wherewith benfide. rut - are MB. *led. , overall is made of the same cloth of tissue as the supertonic's, or close pall, and lined with erim ram Florence sarceoet. The leogih of it is about an ell, nod the breadth of it three inches, with two doable ribbands at each end, with orimsom batty, vie.....rwo at the- corners of the ends, to tie it below the Oboes. and two a little higher, fur tyiug it above the elbows. 'tyre sehriimvismioseis, or surplice (saving that illinsideaut ilsi'es) is the last virulent put upon the KNOW* the anointing, it is made of very line white onialnic, and is in length about • nail of a yard deeper than the supertonics, or close pall, it ND laced about the neck, round the arm-holes, or opining of the shoulders, down the breast, up the slits of the sides, And round the bottom, with fine white Flanders hie* soiled ou very full. I.) The surecut of rich crimson satin, which is pat ppm his Majesty at his first dressing in the owns ilit,•-ie made hke the supertonic. or close poll, mod 'much about the same dimensions; the lining is nilitlieutt -Florence sarceoet. .` The • buskin* ere made of the some cloth of Aisne as the sopertuoica, and lined with crimson Illtorritee sarcenet ; the length of them 1S liming, Nooses st the top IS inches, and from the heel linliesse II inches. The sandals are made with a dark-coloured lea. -tisse.'oole, and a wooden heel, covered -with red istriket: the straps or bands (whereof two go over dile foot, and the third bellied the heel) are of cloth r iiesue, lined with crimson taffety, m is also the hot. 'tom or inside of the sole. The length of the sandal . ten Indies. The spurs, called the great golden spurs, ere curiously wrought. The arapol, or eaglet of gold; containing the oils is in form of an eagle. with the wings ex. 4. standing on a pedestal, all of pare gold. _.. / chased. The head screws oil' at the middle of the week. for the convenience of potting in the and the neck being hollow to the very beak, the ' oil is pooled out into the spoon through the of the beak. The weight of the-whole is l t eight or ten ounces, and the cavity of the eNpable of containilg about six °ewes. hi anointing spoon lii likewise of pure gold, /font pearls in the broadest placeuf the handle,- %be bowl of the spoon is . finely chased loth ..itediscl without, by the extreme thinness where -111 44412 Ms to be very ancient. ellildwrad's Chair (commonly esHod St. e Chair) is a very societal chair.of solid wood, with bock and sides of the - souse, painted, in which the Kings of Scot. 'were heretofore constantly crowned, but brought out of that kingdom by the •vic.. Fritter, King Edward L in the 24th of hie reign. Anno IVO, after he 'old ly overeome John 114liol, King of Scots, it , ever since rensained in the Abbey of Westmin. r. and has been the Royal Chair in which the. ~, Kings and (Inverts of this realm hat* . inaugurated. It is in height six feet inches, in breath at the bosuns thirty-eight i in depth twenty-four inches ; .TIOEI the seat bottom is twent*elive inches. - . • • -...... ' 4 a TR& DiNNIEfi AND -111111 CHAR g ••.- Conceive so magniticent.witedding as that of estaiiiister-ball, lighted op' with aear 3,000 wax Iles in most splendid branches; oui croisied and almost the whole nobility, with the prima Our grotty, most superbly arniyrd, said adorn. with a prufaiion of the oivat brilliant jewels !the Ties on evrry vide crowded with companyi ssi fne most part elvgsutly and richly dressed. sisee table was served with three courses. as dui irst of which Eat Talbot. as Steward of Ins Ma. )'s Househald, rode up from the Ilall-gate Ie euesthiemlili to where their Majaptirs tat ; aid '4esseresiee. the speetatisrs were prestoted with sas ui usexpectsd sight is Ma Lottishir• batimg hos horse. that he iisigindissip his Site MIN towsb she Kong. A loeirelleforgotscl hessaitig can't/unit ly wetted. After the Brit alum, atirl before the mood. the end's champion. Mr. ',Unmake. who ettizs that Lincolnshire, attend the hall, co.nplrtely aieedj. in one of his Majesty's best suits of white areteen . .wanted on aline *bite horse, the • mune -his - Majesty rode at the bottle of Dettingea, richly-SOP pertained, io the following manner :.-- Two treimpets, •with the champion's arms tunic harmers; the isetjeast trumpet,' with his' .en his shoulder ;• the champion's two esquires rieftlir habitat, one on the tight hand, with the chanspusaN leave. carsiedepright ; the ether on the leitliet with his target, and the champion's arias picted thereon; the Herald at Arms with a pia , in his hand, containing the words Of the challenge.'Di The Kiri Marshal, in Isis rolses.ond coronet, horselackowith the Maraliat's staff iii his hand; the champion ea horseback, with I...gauntlet in hie right hand, his helmet on his head. adorned with 0 great plume of white, blue, sod red ; the Lord High Constable. in Ins robes and coronet, .we collar of the order, en beniebeek, with a constable's', gaff. Four pare richly apparelled, attendants on t champion. The pipette to their Majesties' table being ele ed by the Knight Meathal. the Herald at Artery with a lend voice, proclaimed the champion's chall! lenge. at the lower end of the hall, in the words fut.' Ittertog:—. .. " If soy perm% of what degree war, high or low, *ell deny or gnituoy ootlltivereigujerd King George 111. King , of Great Britain, Feauce. sad l,eland. Defter of the Ifoit't Re. teraisitsois) sod apt Joie to *or Soversigo LordAtag ((teams IL) the fait Kiggoleeeaseik to be the right bre to the Imperial Crown of the maim of Great &inns or that be ought not to tro l ley - the sane; bare .0 his cieseepiteisorbei saith that be lielb, and is • fahe traitor, being ready in per. son to combat with him; sad is ibis quarrel will adventure his life splint hie is what day server shall be eppolated.“i And then the .ebeetpien throws down his gaunt.` -let; which, haview lain some small time, the Herald, took upend returned it to the champion. Then they edvenced in the sante order to .the middle of' the hell, 'Where the Hernia made prods tuatiou as before •' sad, lastly , . to the lout of the steps. when the Herald. end those who preceded him, going to the top of the steps, made proclama tion a third time, at the end whereof the Cham pion cast doom hit gauntlet; which, after some time, being taken up, and returned to him by the Herald. he made a low abstinence to his Majely : whereupon the cupbearer. waisted as before. brought to the King a gilt bowl of wine, with a cover ; his Majesty drank to the champion, and tent. him the bowl by the cupbearer, accompanied with his itaistants; which the •champion (having pot on hit gauntlet) received, and retiring a little. drauk thereof. and made his humble reverence to his' Majesty; and tieing nccompiniird a before. rode out of the hall, taking the bowl and covet. with him as his fee. The dishes went provided and sent from the Ed. jacent temporary kitchens . , erected in Cotton-gar. den for this ptirpete. No less thansimy haunches of venison, with a surprising quantity of all sorts of game. were laid in for this growl feast The King's i table was covered with 120 dishes at. three revamp 1 times, served op by his Majksty't band of pew. sionera ; but what chiefly attracted war - eyes was their Majesties' dessert. in which the confectioner hail lavished all his ingenuity in rock-work sad ems edema ieal figures. The other dentate were no Ins admirable for their expressive devices : but 1 must not forget to tell you. that whets the compavy caste to he seated, the Poor Knights of the Both had been overlooked, and no table ;upside& for them. An airy apology, however, was sewed up to them instead of a substantial dinner; bat the two Junior Knights, in order to poeserve their rsuk of precedeneY to their successors, were placed at the heed of the Jodges'lable irbove all the .Learued Brethren # the calf. The I'- - - - -.....tt On the outer most sides of the tabl er ;them; wedveit to the walls. I at thawing/ the great st.ordi i dnririg See dinner, some of ager ailing,. patient to-smith appetiteht-s• any country .q ordinary. it was phrasal strutogems made ow of ti , ill to'come in for a snack The tidies clubbed their together to draw up a chick , !lie. Somq hod bees so provident . ... .Itig baskets with) them, which were let down. like the prise..? boxes at 'Ludgate, or the Gate-house, seithi s a " Pray, remember the poor!" ME lAtirA OF KENT:. via • as 101 as *very port The following View of his late leaututecLitqjil I, Highness, is front the pea of Mr. Justice Hardtop, iu a letter to a relative in ths abloionsaC SC Melbourne His, " Mt! Daaser Riewrogn-ThZ4 ed sesy,,leure ir,,drep !Me m the tap of pigmies(' apart • heist loved Ts dle sensing of October the Isl, to elites, amid from eight the • Nest wonting till eleven Wrote boon, at Cos& WU, .1 slafkli• record upon paper, as neentwry ens. present them, sit elte` awe of My escheat meat, though the rwenassittrnwhie pest. " In the afternoon of October the let, and at hhif-post gee, followed say• sernsoi, trodesseed,-aad in boots. on Lot s short hail ails feta SalimpVjelsrafe, is the Legless of the 11'444 Palaci. " rotates (bees stamp I was .reitelied- ise•due ferns by • porter, is livery, full trisamed.rni-powdered. He opened his iron gates for me, bowed, se if 1 bit) been the iiiMfrelpd rang the elarom bell, as If 1 had been a hostile iar.de f. L looked*. tall, winirepid, nod as afiltile as I maid; but sin afraid that I was sot dent Air &leo tr 1111 upward Is, the psiovodeee is leser"fieeletaNW del, and pictureeque; the line of Vhf road, Saalsedshp skeellt of lamps the moot brilliint I ever ear, Is a jentle ereprilkipiru It otantainds to the right, through young bet thriving plat., unions, Harrison aid cartite the eyes a itsil Of lamp to Ova ellllerelbert ' ever the iwtrnesediste geousisliwbkli is.a /miry hems meatpb, for. it is asp twee. The lodger are quite new, aid is Mr-Wyatt** hest warner.. sll,secund • gite dew open to 1111 i it repllefled the hatssr-Rolgthoss • the lawn of transom The head girdinir wade hie spires , . awe, in his best clothes, bowed, nil% his belt totbelsouse,. aid withdrew. A , When I arrived et the dew. nay Wert weal pit eine. The rsderwrilseswpsttl stel.heet•leernes4.lll, .4070 C seven missies' purchase, outlets wooed by a 'most mate premium; as open-lest its • high' better open its lege than I stood tappet miter; indeed • est * sues it woe net upon ay bowl legend -epf my legs. I end MI do !Minis eil hog insal ibilegfriond . sae. P s igiallMPlf 0 1 1111ft1e1411... 8/14 e' . . aidwaddle-ay, YOU,' &Val 004ga; • mu. The aimoli•4 she soh Grain had Mares berm Ms .help to 'boatels niter resonated by.., Were • soak . tap at she door alariped us bade. We upeosel .pep • ma senior, wise tall me I. ?meek that Lis Royal lillieberli was diesels', but mold mats du bieno4( the homer lif labia' me by tile ham& Homing by seamiest see at the 'doers Is. the beeldailsolaher. rioted with treakaire, in ,gee.. and amide I discovered, im a• adjoisiog Mors, • nen .,oisit strum mil • lemillide. I began to ibis's I was I. she sheave Gide. The be/ lehr emir to be ammied by a loth .te'r al•Pat top t i War WOO bawd le Ilmosted velvet. There wee • told•balli, sod at eight kit ewer for my feet, if 'hey abeeklieltipm to Mob fee it. Pee, Irk, and paper. .1 all dameipliams, mods hive to me; books if misissassot ewe Arygrarsof song the Sables like natural dowses. I name my AM Ohm his Hard Highness beach ed at my deer. Not 1012thr mg moweir be wrested the door himself, tied gin Wak id e the : head with boa Lard eat, to lispitatl, That *me 0 miiehellusissis angers, bad I porsampl thaes, meld Mei loupe him, if be had met been the am se a Ifisag, to he sear ism atfeefieware in Hat shop*. I berried na my Slid Similialemest is hk pressor% sad them be mama braise me SOO this Liheiwy. All thopassageo md, stainer, seite.illemelmilal alt, Napo rif different colones, jest as ifs woospeerade mole hero. I begin to thiak inure mill tourist 4 be Iliiihipsers, sad said, lake him, te myself,' Am 1 hawse-6r Lard! This library, fitted op is 'be pselleatie afiemee, is the ant mums of • miscellanea memo assommediad at Imo • bemired (eve. all the eliellamaa eportmeate is that sane were lighted up, and were had *pee le this allanalalli• By a costrivance in IM fit et the light, it seemed as if the distance had no Ton meta lone am eseseptimatif the ruse, of the lemegm a ne of tlin geogio. They hileihmilmi i•Liwil Ikea mishit asAgmtenhpieg rellectimiet but I was destled at the 111.111111111 1 / 4 0*.litfel SOO, Gessolo to bolsi train for them. o The Doke, iumagol other ageolialitial a habil bpi' • drriog. *pow gamin, always reeminesede the ray elmile•44m which yeas are to sit. limppeee it has 4111kowl waispa. •Se opened • moil agmenible and friendly coal, mach swelhatiell for half au hour 1•1144041. Norm it mislike tie miattireal the Via (when he was himself), that kinishmaid a variety of topics, and was enemitted. He improved it Miss= ters, even apes Ilia pea; aid pew ham what apse The measly character.( bias wed roe, se" Ihs et his espressioa, were striking. Hut Well Met temithausing es that syroteof ememer which dlellegiddme llin. Compared with it, I. my booed °pinkie, lard Came tetfelJ, letield, whom tarn old mooch to have bred mid see., • daseing.master. I found tbe omit meteroimg at our I tete ri-dole that be bas infinite humour mid eves that of ' I "am hie romslatentee suit the eimerseier be is to persemiee Quit of kis Joe Mahn I annex to my sorisikre, though without his Are (which .I aimed exam* it loses men thee two•ileirals of its effect. " Is about an boor diaper was announced. The Doke tell the way. I was placed at -ale head of the table. The Duke wasanaoy sighs; 111•01•••• It•Assawmak se my lift. Th e b e .. more were ehielly Aim by. ktee. The shone. WI/ 13111111lialf. The soup was of a kind that an epicure world haws teaysltrd imorfoso three hundred miiselnis deep mew to have bare ie , time for it. " In my efforts to he invotofible betimes*" tame mailreve, I dropped my mashie them or Ilene times is rapid sucea•- ! Won. It wee recommit ad time by the well-bred selitheol t • vberit province it was to ha careful al me ; bet I healelaWbs. i fur I thumb' he almost betrayed That ha was mbeteoll of We 1 duty and of me. • r• The natural civility of so amiable habit is holliliedirie ! appeared in two little trails of it, earl which I may m Isdl &berate ben., became they mcerved at We liebib, mil dr • are Arno se present, any mider nod li " Laois XVIII. waniopaso the hi*, and Maiimege, near : IMMaied by me, devised Della her asiandmits to airler mold ogle(. Majesty's portrait in maimiaisre. The Delrat l iestagel eitelleamiraitimg ibis alert papsisferie, is gore hilieur ili proved wpm it. by saying, Let bye give liimaiMor wls *is" aid his Hama se the seem time.' It was ". They seeidimmally amentleesd tie fainomealemegodo, 1 said that l loved motor those wham I shmleeistiallati upon report lose , and in the sine'. vim. i Bet•I dlllll 1 agvar See Dessatrifir: saM I, 4 for be is the Lad .68004 e i toog (mild I canoed ma after him) wpm the Costinonf: 1' Not he, said the Duke. ' he is in ibis very leased. allithe I often dimes with vs arc' I boolted, but acid nothiag; lop USA was heard. Madame asked the Doke Ma II is • Itefill , and a blow with her) if it could not be meseispd. ' Mobile( mere Practicable,* mid he. ' If the Judge will bet throw i ems his glues, is the fair spirit of chivalry, Deinearier dill pick it op. "Tie semants, though I eoold set memeik myself to* the eurielam of them, were models of amities of posperitpei d gimped ; their nos . sellibed as if they god beeoakids iiely • for us ; 004 apparel gave the impromitan of = pesesably sere. Ms hair wave mapiamsenly well. like .i.b. sliMs, use. msd.ls s(allcaliee, .1 pruspeulsy,4 5.4 e(pespect; shut' ps ess..d as if they had hse..sds I.°'y fur us; thelr apparel gave the i.,.msisa of Ipi.(.ly erw Slms h.p . s.._._.uly well.' j..d powdesed. Thetieley longs el dale, which I enesse j have a Wier appectenity of reporting ; I had it from 1111411111.11enbilailabei t t be aellibeat. D " i ll e al l 'Alille o ltreertch ibeer eekeellttailiaarill-dinlievblieh hi lnhp amielf ilimichu:e i err efect ywaellhilli": l l , l:4l4: w tlig: e .."l l l : :ta" d 467B : ll:Y el laaeintifed"."4B : :e a r i : s Besides this " Imre Oa heals(," every man has • to all, so shut be is sever emcee pled, except at his in some duty*, mosher r awd is amsemabli to a media t into the bargaim. 1 cam 11•1111,0 you she melt t., thee, dii this complicated machine se suet. nail homes, the poise of attestioo, of eleibilimess, and et sweet appearance, is Am whim of lbw lay. " MAO She Duke teak was the next worming to Isis Mabb. fer.aftaia Hera ; instead cif dirty ossehnies or groom. Oily were all as nest as if they never bad say thing he de, or all they tore Oleg lii March in state. 5' TM male seasons wet Us their ball at an morseled hour; and room! this spartmest as lii a convene, are lapis remora or cells, with net oily b eds in them for each, but tacit! at eunirmarlatime se sell as implement' for their apparel. Yet all skis absolute monarchy of spouten is eureisteul with • most obliging manser to see servants on his part, which I attested more theme oure; and with satarbonesit as .ell as Immege ta bin, stunted by the Urines , boretater and an, orbs owe Nu ibis memo( Lk coonwrneta.—l mesa, of curie, ' sap own Dessau!. " The nest owning I cupid out believe my we sight. It was like • vision before me, is the very imp° it s elf. I ipso fit wore. Tips laws before me, sarromeded by am ass =ll7OP plaMelles, was correre4 by leaves, for they MU e.a dilsariasd elate. The beadgpmerete made Isis steward! a Waseseele Kill Iliele• rifdhite - W6(1011,741 af " r-- L Its meek less H..;;1 1 mirtrese buipietignep dead the last age, bias had ougpanekb theappearamee asaWori leareppearest ; amid the tindllesease • eirprts taw mew. Minialw. He retbdreted use with more ambeheitz thaw I • Wm sod after a successio• of sauna, lees endelmse. wished op seeks into difelmileereeth ;it thalkate Wet steed • " After this epieeLle we we to I. buil owl are I. best the Duke's ftht, who toot cherlis aloe h.. there.., boos the talsie again. A very bide after dinner Madame welsh ed. sad retired. is this operteneet I Nand =yowl. wryest. a. I dew le the 41..0r, and was iii time for bil„ with a ' , elm aftlatibiablies hanksinut Nod iciest*, - wtheitet seep, out imp acticed, or unrehearsed le th e MIL -ssly Mr. You the ass' Ww:ltjbelt; apes Mere. woods, to the Fawns ••• lb, e galre there ; but NA the atstaajor *track othlalleitely whether such an swithlity two etiquette or vulgar, is too _.--.....thtslbitenyeltins of it. I assail mospoish- ihemeee hr fetieweed by we beentmle • realeetwe ims mine. Alrb. iit was necompauied with dismay at the awful In a wry tittle time the sileimesee came for co/fro; and as 41ifin4rAten reigned, we well as at the stothampkd brit. before, Ae led the way, teedorting as to soother el! the Hit* of ell the catmint. There was wet one speck to be spier spirtnieuts he the range before described, sod whit.. sew. I would not have encased fur all the Itioes demi. i wit happened, was clew to the bad-cheathee. They meal ; every thing was exquisite of its kind, in the taste dim era to each other. Sill sit s ream wee that bed-slOO. Mollkite.vroyortiona, aoilfurriitewe. My dreesinc.rown, I. her as au Loots sod Grew ever taught or slievrieg let a Alms•siros an entselleut tire, attached itself to the He rmit, of all the birds ie the sir. It was pesfecily regal, thallabeimbee, AO was laid ore to It by a &klieg deor.—. bet without mitotic. so • very Circassian air. Thsseialw the - Arpars territories, whesever At is at Cootie "In the amnesiac the Doke sheered me all his variety et Ili WHOM IMO a poiodni, and there was wet say banes • sad ef wrier& He pasted out • curriele In we. , thiej 011•1114 which maid asks a 'futile: lobate sot of '1 beer. that (miracle; said he,' twesty peonage; I have •asst NW kweett--leet the -mirror was hoard, mid pea is travelled in it all over she world; end it is Sr... Its sale. iso•lais44 of ed. A props to the mirror, is Ilie dna- i I erne was spilt from it hat saw. It was in Goods, seer alias variety .of lookinwilase, I was more then assay I the Falls of Niagara, aver • weensial Wimp its • wood jest ashamed of the duempliteg Agate It reseeded behest me cleared.' at every tarn ; I eves. 'beagle. it ems a fswilfg weal- "He afterwards opened lilanelf wry much to me is de- Maws to that of tieerke, ran deeretereas,•witen I wee better tail, with Itirelosatot in eintjtiferwe awl politieal owes too, arqnsilated (by thisflews epee ene )• with my own catering. which ieteressed se well as eallehtesed we very much, bet My somas. brio is le gesterel cavalier, keeps me le elder, which, as I ass' of Mower, 1 ceased reveal, even to you. and gives me tatty two Of three juts with his what), half He is no gamester—he Is so beetsmieu—he e wer goes to Ammo& at an new sod imperial hewers a his 111114 was. Newmarket ; hot to teem rift, epee the roe 4 a full swing ter, welted sperm me with noes defeseeee, cud with were trot 01 vier mike as hoer •Midesity thew t bed weer werwhed in him before: He j "I am going to part with his in mg earrative : but mod ...Ned me sees at tyke •Afp Lord, e• wpm the await, I have eftsnonded you to love him fur his await*. -.4 thole espeetesk MeV In ' - - -.- - "-- .4 fortune. sad for his feel's' ' --to - la - before of his good tee afteatioa to wee. the 11101.1ilig be asked me how I was soltnereif, and before I could ansier him, he whispered Oa • kind of pereatheois, more ehapt 'and spilt than premed), that be bad for two months twee poising a little Circuit Urea is train, fir my use of him in spring. It was a pet, said he, of the dour King, who gave it to me • and yen mast ride it with pleasure for both our sillies. Them were nut words,' like those of Naptitaii or the Wei lel loom my servant' received the intelligeace that meek • bap sake'ssair intruded for me. How charming is the delicacy of medial like ibis! I had one complained, three or finer months ago, that soy owe Circuit Iliseephalas had kissed the earth with isisitieees. He condoled with nee half in jest ; but pee me sm Mat of such • Fairy's Imo* in store fur me. pew for the last of these wooden! It was the ineskolable surprise of his heart in the moronic. I eon give you not the faintest image of its effect open me. It made me absolutely wild. The rem in which our break fast apparatus received es bad al the tad of its very or nammstal glass-door, with a mist over it, so that nothing was to be . sein through it. He poured me out a dish of tea, sod pieced it before use; thee rose from the table aid epee ed that glass 'door. Somebody (hot whom I maid art me) was on the ether aide, fur hr addrented words to the utweess, geol. is German. When he hewed, sad I had peat lifted the cup to my lips—insigne* y koliago--when • Mad of shiny wind-instruments played • merrh, with • delicacy of tour, as well aa precision, for Minch I have es words mall to ohs charm of its effect. They were all behind this gime-door, sad were like one inetrameill. The uplifted cop was replaced on the table—l was all cars, meg was es t . tressed; ihete all of a sodden they performed the Dirge arm our Naval Hero. It deraw me iota • hunt of tears. With • heart for which I amnia ever love him ' be took me by the hand, sad said, 'Them are town which do muse of w sup harm. Re then made them play all imagioory varieties for • complete haw. He walked me round his plate, and parted with Mein these words You see that we are set formidable; do cone to us again! come MAIM ; and some eery often.' " Noy I not—mast I sot love this man 1 " GEO. HARDINGE." IOSSIGN INTELLIGENCE. . . . • ' PARIS PAPISs. ........ PAM. JANUARY $l. Yeste►day, after man, the Kiag received the A Inhvascrlnes of Naples and Spain; Marshals Mor tice, Jourdan. Spelt, and Vitiaaeoil; Prince de Talleyeand ; the Duke de Richelieu; the Mi. nista. of Finance, of Foreign Affairs, the Morino, and the War, The belle dilLevel (Montinorenc}) will set GO in eight days o►► his embassy to Spain. • The mailified•project of a few relative to Etre. lions will be presented to the Chamber of Deputies on Tuesday nest. We are informed that the Count Simeon has undertaken to ',resent and defend it. The Cone* Wanes has not left his chamber for three days. De appears to have been very much distressed on Wednesday last, by receiving a great .amber of perigees , . This new indisposition will probably retard still longer the proceedings epee the Lew of Elections.—rJourreel des Deists./ INSURRECTION IN SPAIN. [Frew " The Gamete # PVesee.".l We have received the Casette de Madrid of the 29th January. It iv i filent as usual upon the ie.. curences in Andalusia; but, as we have already said, this silence is no proof of the oon-azietence of disterbence.. It would. on the coatrary, se►ve only to increase ■nttiety, if all the probabilities were not for theipprosching termination of the in- surrection. The letters received from Madrid speak but little about the iasurgeuts in Andalusia; but they con. cur in their accounts of the desertions which they experience, and in representing that the inhabitants do not support them. This will oot astonish Moat who know the Spanish character, anti who are con vinced that the soldier will pot persevere in his re. bellion. To the latest moment the revolt had made no farther progress than inisheen already known to us, and the letters last received say not a word shout Cadiz. which remains faithful to the Kiug. The i n surgents have committed great eacesaes at Carucci, which is the marine arsenal, cisuiipous to San Farmland*. Letters from Seville, of the 14th, state, that on the following day General Freyre purposed to march from-that town, to form a junction with General O'Donnel, who was awaiting him at Al. calls, with 3,000 iufratury and time squadrons of cavalry, fur the purpose of attacking the rebels, among whom the desertion was very great. 'fire tegiaient of America, that of slit Prince, and an other, had rejoined General O'Donnel. The people take ao part in the insurrection. The General O'Douttel here mentioned, is he who cemunagade the camp at Saint itoch before Gibraltar, anti I. brother to the Count De l'Abisbal. Letters from Cale, of the 1 I th, received at Pe. - . ."- - -Y - - - ! C/J.: It ten of his late Majesty, we gave en account everyday : Our The severstquantiiies of plate delivered at the ". . enarioo, according to the elem.. and which are • .. IR eiestornary q usistities at other Coronations :,..- 1. Te the Loyd AilleMPf, for the day, Sib mimes of gilt * plate la two large gilt eleseedfiessiest. . k. W rits ..-......-.,--_,' . i •t. The cold cwyr aid-ewe snit Ol 4 -116iii; • gli molt wooer. of pore cold s::' i 3. T.• the Mayer or cheroot, • high eilbilkonl sad ewer - , eiady chewed, of 1110-eassencem see" 4reis theMtairatilla City, with hie Majesty's IMMO revolved ow it. es T. the Chansisiaw,4 hies bowi sad eerie, finely chased 41 . 4 Oho ale euseele-..1t whit% howls were embussed with ~ his Majesty's cypher. -;.., . b. 'U tile Doke of Mosfellt.es Chief %tier of &Wind, .... fin; the Ash a cep at pose rola, of 33 masses. s * 111. To the Lard Great Chseilserlain,as Chid Wiese ef the , • - Marv, two large gilt chased basins, and ono gilt chased His Grace the Archbishop of Cinterbury, as his fee, according to ancient usage, receives the pur. pie velvet chair, cushion, and footstool, whereon lie sits at the Coronation. The Officers of the re- . r moving wardrobe also usually receive. as their fee, the pall of cloth of gold held over the King at his i isC rmistio,i. . Estimation of 'the sacral and royal habits. and . .t ether ornaments wherewith the Kings and Queens are invested on the day of the Coronation. The monde Dalrantica, or open poll, otherwis", called the isuiperial pall. was heretofore a riche broidery, with golden eagles; . but being in the I' ei ; at the civil wars, together with all the rest 1 r ... regalia, except the stupid and spoon (all were constantly kept in the church of Westniitister),. sacrilegieusly plundered away, a very rich gold sod ' purple brocaded tissue is made me of instead there- of. the groand or outside whereof is shot with gold' . thread, brocaded with gold and silver trails (moldy . . gold), with large Rowers of gold frosted. heightened with some little silver lowers; and all the trails and . . Bowers edged about with purple, or deep Macerise• blue. The swperisoks. 'incest, or close poll, is a dais emit with plait) . sl..eves. of a very thick and rich cloth of gild tissue, shot with gold thread sad lowers, brocaded and frosted, without either • is velvet. The length behind, is a yard, guar. iesvatigl.balf; and before, • yard and quarter. has- ' . . 'stet sht behind, • quarter and half deep, 0 • - K into two i f rts. each skirt being • ' , jail.' lsalf, so t the whole compass at tbs.' -.. , *lee yards. To this belongs a belt. . s. ' ,- of the same cloth of tissue, limed •w - . itis' fl. , tered tabby, with a gold buckle, viinnery`Atti' tab. to which hanger of the some are .Biotin the King's sword, wherewith Ise is gilded. The armill is wide of thesemecloth of tissue u . . it here{* wets plated on the I able, aid the Peeressts with► It teapot be supposed that rder iutMttisbli observed d ne the porkpie" were as cage isfy that:o4w of their op, quire's se. at turd or assize ord meant till NM. the Val r 1•169 the cowpony to the gialletit of the glisdk Omits below/. 1 r handkeritbiefis to be tied tt oi• &bottle of wi►M provident as to bring bai • WINO. ,•••011••••• W•••• ••11 • •J ......... .11" ..... ..., ••••••••• ---- seemitsg of the shoulders, down the breast, op the times, served op by his Majesty's band of pen- t „g e m , whom tem old meet to have mint end was dill of the sides, and round the bottom, with fine shiners' ; but what chiefly at4tacted our eyes was a d aac i as . aus i es . I f oun d s e a oas t marring at our la w IMlblit Fiends's loco sailed ou very full. their Majesties' desert!. in which the coofectioner tete ci-fele that be has infinite humour, and even that of mete. The sureost of rich cnmson satin, which is pat had lavished all his ingenuity in rock-work sod ens, hie hi. ....efeeesee salt the clarifier he is le resonate open his Majesty at his first dressing in the mons- bleosatical figures. The other desserts were mitres (1 w :sr: Iw o: I h;sJ/doeciltiffers(which iosuase ll sunex en tle my , is bKs arielire i , ibe s tigh big;-ie mode like the sepertunica or cline poll, and admirable for their expressive devices : but I must two-ibirels of its effect. much shoot the same dimensions; the lilting is not forget to tell you. that wheel the compavy mote "le about an hoer dieser was onoonneed. The Doke kit cri omen • Florence *envoi t. to be seated, the Poor Khights of the Both had been the way. I was plated stile head of the table. Ilse Duke The • buskin* •re 'nude of the some cloth of overlooked, mid no table 4tlovided for them. An , weeeen-say right; Madame L-...--.. ea my left. The M. tisane as the sopertuoica, and lined with Crimson airy apology, however, wits saved up to them instead 1 4.17:e .4" . 1: 1 1 1 a , ktiletbhist"aeLericuThire dresser would ba li" va ll a siglile. Florence. , estrieenet ; the length of them 1S loch's, of a substantial dinner ; bat the two Junior Knights, i - hanifesse has p thr u ce bandied miisetnis deep snow or have Wen ia the comports st the top IS inches, and from the heel in order to preserve their rank of piecedeneY to • to ne r, 11. to the tee 11 iuches, their successors, were pieced at the head of the "In my efforts to be Irresisti bl e helmets my two sidoireve, . The sandals are made with a dark-coloured lee. Jodges'lable ;Wee all the Lensed Bretbree,.qf i I deoelwel ley eaters IheoP or Oeuse leme..l. ielle4 *seem ther• rote, and a wooden heel, covered -with reel the eta. The Peres wets placed on the outermost ; ' t o "' It W t ei ce ee lr o , a ' ee : ld to eh b eh o 11.1 : 1 16 . 1 1 . the ."4 14 r d , 6•1 8 7. 1 . 1 " 1 / lenitive: the straps or hands (whereof two go over sides of the table, aid the reefeesta within, swiftest , t i o , I th l r eo vi b n t be atom , beoreyea that be was sobtoweir:if the the foot. and the third bellied the heel) are of cloth to the walla. It caveat be supposed that there•waet i duty and of we. tissue, Fined-with crimson taffety ,we is oleo the hot- the greatest-order inehginahle observed durilig ; t he :. tk The natural civility of en amiable habit is beds of that tons or iowde of the sole. The length of the sandal dint''', some of the compel" were as eager and no. ' appeared in two little /nits of it, sad which I may se well is ten inches. . patient to satisfy thealidage of their appetites, as "er a* ber e t be"... they occurred at " Mile, sad " • aesthetes' present, guy onseler mid I: The spurs, called the great golden spurs, are ' any country squire's o f i sued or assize ordinser. h Laois XVIII. was open lbw kirk, and Madero awe- curiously wrought. Lt was pleasant to Mr*. the various stratagems betted by me, id use of her nstendewas Go IA bee well The output. or eaglet of gold; containing the made sou of by the cowpony . iii the g alleries to . come fee his Majesty's portrait in eandatore. The Dake;iameed holy oils is in form of an eagle. with the wings ex- in ler a snack ails, gip% Iklysvp below. The ladies •of diressantitieg this alert ye:essfsris, is good humour im- (tended, standing on a pedestal, all of pure gold, ; clubbed their handkerithiefoi to be tied together to i P rue "' ° ole o is ' b y 21.41::11' Let her p in, him pus, lAloi. .finely chased. The head screws err at tbe middle g draw up a chicken, oi•ts'lsottlie of wine. Some .. T bi br ak s y m ys t , rboolibeid the twomeeggsLPi‘lhed: of the week, for the couvenience of potting in the had boss so provident as to bring builds with 1 said that 1 loved Maier them whom I witelirad muse,, oil, and the neck being hollow to the very beak, the them, which were let down, like the priserlAip' ~ open report aloes and in Ms mind's rim. ' lid I shell holy oil is ponied out into the spoon through the boxes at Ludgate, or the Gate-house, *hi.. ' aim see Detssts;risr: odd I, 4 foe be is the Lord limeys point of the beak. The weight of the whole is " Pray, remember the poor !" ; s oma 0114 I ammo nut after Ma) epos the Cooliatral: 1 'i Net he, said the Duke, , he is in this very island, and be übnut eight or feu minces, and the cattily of the - I often dimes wild we Aso.' 1 fowled. but osier nothing; my body capable of containing about "ix agaves. ' : heti was hoard. Madame asked the Duke (fur it is • word The anointing spoon lii likewise of pure gold, THE IgIiAQF KENT. ' and a blow with her) if it meld not be ruensged. . Nothing with four peseta in the broadest -placeof the handle, l . ..—i..........._ • more practicable' said be. 'lf the Judge will bet throw , deem Ms ekes, in the fair spirit of chivalry, Duamerfer strut the bowl of the spoon is• finely chased both... . The allowing view of his late lerneetad Rotel ilbell pick itsp. within end without, by the extreme thinness where i Hig hnress , Harding, , ess, is front the pea of Mr. Justice . of it appeals - s ; • "The or/events, though I could rat 'easel* myself le to be very ancient. .in a letter ton relative in tha glilieimis esi) Sill I :•••• the ember of thorns, were asedels of askatiee of prosperity, King ' Edward's Chair (commonly called St. ' 0 111 ensurer Hoses. and uf respect ; their Ivo . aettemitl as if t h ey god bees weds Edward's Chair) is a very ancient chair of solid " Ile DCAUIrt Itiewago-'Tee 1 aaapJr• itp.drap oety• fur us ; their apparel pave the impression of clothes herd wood, with beck and sides of' the - some, from the cup of pleasure .Picirt alai held us drop the perfemly seri. Ilse hair wow msemismonly well-dressed variouvly painted, in which the Kings of Scot. evening of October the 1.1, to devise, ' l i e d frow . eight the ! elid e yrde t eed. "Iteelei heaps e l eal4 i ;ALI ii cannot f land • were heretofore constantly crowned, but next " m u r i l i o n g po ttl p t e e f le as eet . h r te r e e° y 4 ::: . at c persist it dtg Ztot'uttithie the' • ;le:: best e be e t tliet er i M e t a : l , 7 my „ ee P eel s ,: r o : . whip twill, flow record being brought out of th•t king do m b y the ' etr " masses of say escheat meat, though the renieuesmaiunhie past. abittniterrain oit'he establishment width fie had conlideu. lotions Prince, King Edward L its the 24th "to the attention of October the Ist, and at hhif.pest 'tally explored. A hate.dresser fur alt the livery servants year of hie reign. Anno 1496, after he hod live I followed me• etweasti, uessireseed, -mod in boots. on : teammates use of eke eldeient ebereeters is thisehrunatic 't- imidly overtime John 114liol, King of Scots, it Sao:, a short half ails from Adis, V o teensips, so the Lodges , rsageeseet. At a cereals baste every male rervant sprees ibefore the Duke, to slaw biamelf perfectly well dressed, and Bath ever since remained in the Abbey of Westmin. o f the " 1444 Pgailm• " rotates these mews I we .reedied• lin•due farm by • ;elves. Besides this "Uwe the iffeeks," every mien has a er, and has been the Royal Choir in which the porter, is livery, full trisamodsaost-powdered. He opened stick* to 111, go that be is sever oneweepled, except at his • - . i nig Kings and Queens of this realm have his iron gates for me, bowed, as if 1 bed been the liips r mod enrols, in some duty sr autosher v ated Mm aeuable to a *oddes t e• 11180v:rated. It is in height • ix' feet seven rang the mamas bell, as if 1 had been a hostile invidie. • 1 visit into the bargaia. I ese seism you the result 1., that, Incites, io breatitat the bottom thirl i tillit beetles, looked as tall, esintrepid, mad as while as I mild ; bet 1 is this complicated nmehios of ousts nail boom, the genies .and ins depth tweoty.foor inches; ?It seat to am afraid that I was sot darn dir sages. of attestios, of eleMilions, and eit smart appearance, is the" The •pprettels to the peisiodeer is magnidanst, pats.alike ofthelday. 'the bottom is twewt*efiee niches. • .. 4 . 1 d , '. fel, and pictureeque; the lire of sky road, tilseeed.by a rms.. " Mee the Dube teak meths next wieraing le his Mos. "...i. ,4 . ;•, If •' :, of lamps the most twilliint I ever saw, is a gentle mepentiusr„ fee.il Oa None; instead of dirty madames tor granny, they • THIL DINNIFIL AMDIIIIII CllALLifffilL It commands to the right, through young hat thriving plan: were all as neat as if they never bad Rimy Min to do, or as if • Conceive so magnificent. a bedding as that of tattoo% Harrow-es ilie-thil, aid tank. the 'rely li .o m ag, Airy it " . riles to ellitch in . slats. es The male mamma wet. so their hall at en envaried Weetwaiiister-hair, lighted on with sear 3,000 . wax leap ii ,",__ e r tes i ": " .. 2 ... ,.7 e L t . l6e i . i le mel "" nd .. t_ ln 1r . t0 ... 0 ._ 1..• view, ire I hour; and room! this entwines, as in a convene, are little ' - adles in most splendid branches; out croisied ,„„ twit, new, sod 7 1 1,..7 0 4.„ 0 , 4 , 0 --. 0 ,... — 4, . 1 mows or title, with sot amity lieds is them for each, but do. end almost the whole nobility. with the prime gite lee opts to ate ijt @emirates the Isseue.genlethoget evell etronuotieleturi semen as implement for dirk °apnea. ; . f our gentry, meet superbly OeniYrd, and adorn. the lawn of redraws. Tbe heed gerefiner made hie appeee. t Yet all this absolate tedeatehr "(seam 18 eoesilieiti eta • eel with o proti u m , o f t h e mudt britiiiint jewels t , she aster, w in his best dodoes, bowed, rug his hell teitheltiaill , attested niost obli m ete e t rimness ill die d iser i vis s nis sin ti bia part, w om bieb 1 • aileron on merry ride crowded with company; Vie aed o obse"de arrived ot tim paw, osw. my ham weal pier` miomose to his, heti ottoote rree d e by ; an me w imo t oar si t tis i e o :sz tor t as ea % gyms, :the most part elegeutly and richly dressed. l'huir'l 8 -11. K. , 1 11. eedentritsratepoM sietlumeiesseekpay,tifulge orbs gave me ibis notaof its cenmemstai—l owns, of course, ajestiee' table was served with three course*, at the arms missies purchase, unless waisted by a 'most toordi-, milmer w servant. rat of which Earl Talbot, as Steward of his Ida. mate premium; as upeo.lesf ia • high' wised suirsel better " The meet morning I could sot believe my we. sight. y's Househgld, rode up front the • I•em * It was like • vision before me, is the eery snoop itself. I „„,..,1: 1 ,.. 1- e gu . tle ,1: S e P" it ilig Mot t upeo ll mi st y heal 6" i i i i im in ei! i d se; rif in owy deed iege. I , ILP r at sears. The before me, surro.aded by an am- _. _ t o w he re t i l e "' Fet li — "'" - I_," '•""' vuked all this &sink se .Istplidsmss to beeriesed :AM alit philliestre OP pififilitioll, was cootie: by leaver, for they isw • the oPeetatiwo us" Petieethu with thisilt of JIMA ton f sandal lie i tisx ,imrlesris..., , 0,o.; fad ewes is a *seder of state. The hitedgpreretr made hie •.. , . • _ ... that town, Writ on the Curissdurs; uothiwg wits known of wind 'wooed 4.stude end that sh e troops Nt Rota had le Frogs the Moniker.) MADRID, JANUARY The insurgents who begins the disturbance sort by hundreds, and they are now more than 3.000 men, who have selves en the Isla tie Leon. No town, has taken soy port in this commotion, oaths have bran taken to defend the ?mere! Prep., appointed General Mug. is still at Seville, with embitter's, and hitherto has not attacked tious. We know not what course will with regard to the prisoners. They ramose to be punished, and *n ate MIMI , crime is too 'peat to be porde/11i This unpleasant affair is far min being ed. No doubt can be entertained that et the Insurgents is to render the sailing 'edition impossible, and each scheme. •he wanting until the Governalent pounced its preparations for completing dition. The Government has hitherto published epee this affair.—(Memorial hearmais.) (From the Jeanie' des Deshets.' Our Correspondent at Bayonne, the With January, has seat us by that the following extracts of two letters, commercial house in that town `.-- a CIA; January 11. " We are in the most perfect tranquillity. TI, Royal Marine is mistress of the land and sea, aid is well disposed to repulse every attempt which might be formed egoist us." " Madrid, Janus/ 20. " We have letters from Cadiz of ihe J3Ol. That" lowa Ices ressoised faithful to the KtnC. Thr Marlin sad the buy base imitated .the example. The people do Dot support the revolted, mid the, public tranquillity has not been disturbed in any part of the peninsula. " Aecoouts from Seville. of the 14Ib, are equallyl satisfactory. The desertion doily wc►e.ses moos the rebels. They rouge themselves in crowds andet the royal hairnets. " The insargems are still hetweee the 1.1.4 e Lam and therms. Gen. Preyre has farmed au nriuy altogether of espeditioaary battalions. He wilt march frost &villa ea lite 13th. He Ism neglected nuttiag to amid the effasieta of blood, and to give ] to the &laded saldient the time end means of Mt pardon. " . I'H 13.1 i. I I. Sll 1)I SS. LONDON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, ISO. JUMPS HEALTH. Ilk API. TT'S Palace in Pa-mitt:4 liseoloyliraisead at an early hour, se titti ewasiderable time off raj" *gem of persons, moire to the state etriaciag thereby she strongest loyalty towards bit person and Royal Duke Ail l'sisee Laopoi • The asedssad lianalateo celled Sovereign are aareiritting in Yesterday aseraieg, at half-past they mooed the following Bulletin 14 Cerfiew Palace, Tat " H.{/=past Veen., a. la. " The king has ard passed a geed eight, hal all Au Majesty's symptoms are still favourable. HENRY HALFORD, •' WILLIAM KNIGHTO:I, MATTHEiV J. TIERNEY." The private reports of the state of his AllmMillrf distill the day, were of a very favourable nature. SECCrPiD REPORT His fildiorteTT continuinl terday, the Physicians. for anxious and loving subjr/ Report or Bulletin at a during the preceding evenings lamented indisposition. and $' great delight to all ranks the country. It is as follows " Corbin Palace, " Half past " The King is is Ois Sunday last Mr. Sic, her of the Household of ' Princess of W•Las. and Continent acting us her at Dover. obese be embarked France. Whihristeiwer the bearer of lettere to the retied to proceed is the first and in the snot of her M, seek haw until be &sod her , inlay bee MUM! to England speed. The Doke of Voss • Heir to the Throne, it is s; that ill CAI mow& its walls; Laken no oat is re of the nth. " JANUARY 17. dasturthuice dr. raker(' to little fortifird thou,. greet or t.rsili r •!: K Constitution. teal 111 Chit h s 11w briKade 1,1 tacked the sesli. will be purstseit ey are too a u . other hated, Ike, being terminal. that the object ailing of the es. Newel will level t shill have re. , leting the es ablishod twin gals.) resbais., tinder date .oF that day's pow t, addressed to a tour, end continued rter desk, with sir , •hewing the most e of till MAJWItY, It attachment mud Ind welfare. "rte POLD were persisst. I in to attend 11W D their attenclowort. sat eleven o'clock, : Febrzery 3. 1910; r of YESTERDAY. ting to recover duriog ye*-: Dr the satisfaction of ■ll Ins jrcts, issued their second much earlier hoer thaw vying. of his lifonrsee's nod the contents will atfonl ks of persons throughout lows Palace. February 3,111-20, past Nine o'Clock, p. re. t l ' respects mach better. A H. tit LIPORD. • “ W. KNIGHTON. ▪ M. J. TIERNEY." SIcAID, formerly a mem- r her Royal Higloossos the I since her departure to the r agent in Loudon, arrived ratbarked er, he stated himself to be to Quasi. that he was 41:- first instsnee to Leghorn, loJitsTir not below there, 1 0 r her residence, and accifin- ' Eughtud with all possible wen-- being now piesuinplive I probable that o now ar. I FINO, Hi! his tha is Coi the No On St. .rd foll wet firs tits ech Br Qt IM chi Th oir 511, tIN for ind Co for hes be ant thS COI NI • ber get fil sip $1 fel V 41+ A i. P. me tbi Si 8c et J tl N a • a I