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ratigement w►t. made respecting Highness. From this view of the position his Royal Highness has probably arisen the report that his Royal Highness the Duke of Casessar. A N is to succeed to the high and important office of Commander in Chief. His late Maaeree heard divine service at the Royal Chapel. St. James's. on the 2d of November. just eight days after his accession. On the same day be held • Drawing-room at St. James's Palace, and • Drawing-room was ordered to be held every Sunday and Thursday following. On the 13th of the same month lie itesit in state to the House of Peers, and made his first Speech from the Throne, in which he ased the following patriotic expression—" Born and educated in this country, I eery i• the name of Briton ;" and on the 17th of March following he gave hit. Royal Assent to a Bill for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors. At that time a Bill of this character was of great interest and importance.— The humane laws since passed have greatly elle.. rioted the clawless of that description of people. His 1/husTY's illness will prevent him from adopting the gust part of this cowrie. Another of the un fortunate consequences of his MAJESTY'S severe indisposition, is the impossibility of holding a Council for the alteration of the Liturgy and for other purposes, on account of which it has been the established practice that a Council should be convened as soon as possible after so accession ; and it appears too probable, from the reports of the Physicians, that this unavoidable delay may be continued for several days longer. The following is the bider - in Council on that subject, issued on the accession of his late Ma- J ESTY 4, At Ike Court at Saville House, the 27th day of Octo ber, 1760, " PRESENT, Si The Coes Most Excelleat Majesty is Council; " Whereas by the late Act of Usiforsoity, which este blishoth the Liturgy, sail enacts, That no farm or order of Clll4llllllOll prayers be openly used, other that what is pro. scribed and appointed to be used is and by the maid book, it is notwithstanding provided, that in all ikon Prayers, Litssies, sad Collects, which do anywise relate to the Kist, Quito, or Royal Progeny, the an... be altered sod changed from time to time, sod fitted to the preseat imeasies, ac cording to direttion of lawful authority: his Majesty was pleased this day is Council to declare his royal will and pleasurr, that in all the Prayers, Liturgies, and Collects for the Royal Family, instead of the words [their Royal Ifigkottrer George Prises if Wales, the Princess Dowager of Walw, the Duke, the Priseesees, am, all cis Regal Fwattpj he inserted [He► Regal Ingh am the Prisms Dowager o f Wales, mod ail the Regal Paw(ly.) Lad his Majesty sloth strictly charge sod com mend, that no edition of the Cesarsos Prayer be from bruerforth 'orbited bat with this amendment i and that in the mean time all copies of such edition may be had, ail parsons, vicars, and curates within this realm do (for the prevestirsg of mistakes) with the pea correct and amend all se is Prayers is their Chords-books, accordieg to the afore. pia: distinction. And for the better satire hereof, that this order be forthwith misted sod published, sod seat to the several parishes; and that the Right Re►ermmd the Bishops do take care that obediesce be -paid to the sew accordingly. " F. VERNON." We have received Paris Paws of Monday last. The accounts from Madrid and Seville contained in these papers, are very favourable to the Court of Spain, yet it is remarkable that the Madrid Gazette. even of the 20th of January, preserves a strict silence with regard to the occurrences in Andslasi*. Letters, however. had been received io Bayonne from Cadiz, dated the I3th of January, declaring that Cadiz remained to that time faithful to the Kama, that the marine followed the example of the garrison and inha bitants of Cadiz, and that great numbers of the -Insurgatat troop. were daily deserting the standard of rebellion. The Insurgents, however, still con tinued in the lila de Leon, where they had fortified themselves; and had intercepted all communication between Cadiz and the msio land. The latest &deices from Seville were of the 14th. General Fluxes had at lengthzeserubled an army, composed, it is said, altogether of corps intended fur the American expedition, with which he in tended to march ou the 13th from Seville, for the purpose of bringing the Insurgents to a sense of their duty to the KING. He is said to be ex tremely desirous of sparing an effusion of blood, and of giving the soldiers time to reflect upon their mom and desert their leaders.—His first vhject is to join General O'Dor Rat (the brother of Count De L'Astsasz), who awaits his approacb at A lath, with 3,000 infantry and three squadrons of cavalry. The Gazette de Fraisce etstn, that the Spanish Ambassador in Paris bad received very favourable I !Ile!! 'genet from Madrid, which he commonicateed to the Cowl of the nunneries. A Pleaders Moil arrived last night, with Papers from Brussels to the 2d instant. They fornisli the billowing intelligence from Spain, to which country the public atteotion is now auxiously di rected t calm, JANUARY 15. The following are the details of the insurrection Mbich has happened in the camp near this city : hoc thousand Ines were ordered to embark to join Morino, and the regiments intended for this espe uitiou were ordered to proceed to Cadiz to embark. Many of .the officers MOM SO Ibis masa resolved Rut to 's and to SO SP' '-- S well. • their prrifect. :bey . _ _ Colonel Quiroga got himself . teased Geneva.— His first step was to proceed to Arco*, some leagues from Coda, where the head-quarters were, snit there the rebels arrested General Faunas and others; as it was a surprise, it was impossible to resist such * body; thence they went to Xeres, and published the Constitution of the Cortes, and esta blished there, atxl in the other unarmed towns, Constitutional Authorities. They wanted to levy • large contribution, but they hod not time. As soon as they withdrew the Royal Gotigir.l - resumed its fuuctions. Wherever they pitied the people took no part in the rebellion, and I I net a single individual joined them. As their march was rapid they soon reached the bridge of Sasso, leading to the Isle of Leon, where they were allowed to pass, on saying they were regiments goiug to embark at Cadiz. They mixed on all the pests, and arrested the Captain-General Cisme*, Minister of the Marine, who, however, escape)._ 'BB4l got on board the fleet, when he made the, , men renew the oath of allegince to the Eiojri which they did with the greatest enthu The rebels pacieded towards Cadiz, but tuition having been received there, a body olx troops was sent to take. possession of • battery of cannon three quarters of a league from Cudie, which was erected during the siege, and complete ly commands the narrow road leading to the city, when they arrived there they were received with a discharge of grope shot from the battery by which • great many were killed ; they are now sur rounded in the Isle of Leon, where the faithful troops, under General Freyre, blockade them on all sides, so that escape is impossible. They are al ready reduced to 2.000 men, by desertion. iVheo Cadiz shut its gates for fear of a surprise, the Bishop Cienfuegos, with all his clergy, pro ceeded through the streets with the crucifix in his hand, exhorting the people to be faithful to their religion and their Sovereign. This conduct in spired the citizens with the most generous etithusi. mu. The School of Artillery, consisting of 1.000, with their officers at their head, joined the rebels, without the exception of a single one. This corp. has long bees known as liberal. No regiment of cavalry, not even a single horseman. has joined them. Altogether, with the artillery, they are not above 2,000 men. P.3.—The rebels have jest attempted, not sully. but an escape : 900 have been killed, end 400 made prisoners: The Officers will receive their merited punishment. The arrival of s Hamburgh Mail has brought us papers of a recent date. They communicate the intelligence of the perfect establishment of a sew Constitution by the States of the Duchy of Brune. wick, in the discussion of which the greatest frank ne.s and confidence prevailed between the Passes EGCNT'I Government and the States. The Coo. stitosoion is said to be founded on ancient princi ples. sanctioned by experience. and with a view to the degree of intellectual improvement .hick has taken place in Germany. Papers and letters from JAmaica, to the 18th of December have arrived. They do not supply in telligence of any ',articular interest. The House of Assembly having finished the business of the Session. was expected to be prorogued on the 18th December. We subjoin a lew extracts:— " MONTEGO DAY. DECEMBER it. " We are informed that British commerce be tween this inland and Cuba is much intercepted by a set of depredators, who put at defiance the re spect due to any national flag ; amongst others, the sloop Isabella, belonging to this port, has been taken possession of, and was intended to he burnt. The master has arrived here, and sworn to the facts. e 0 KINGSTON, DECEMBER I le 4 ' We understand that a compirscy iu favour or the Independents had been discovered at Mompoit. when 84 of the principal persons implicated had been arrested, and sent to Cartliagens for trial. so We are also informed that Bouvas had taken Choco and Tutu, and was in possession of the coun try as far as the eastern side of the Gulf of Dit• rico." The Catherine has arrived in the River. after a very quick passage from the River Plate. The latest letters which she has brought are of the 2d of Notrember. The inhabitants of Buenos Ayres were iu the greatest state of alarm, in consequence of the approach of General A taint., with a con siderable finer, inc r d by reinforcements from the city of Santa Fe, that place having determined to espouse his cause. It was repeeped that a f e e .. lariou would be occasioned in Burnes Ayres. The following is an extract from one of the letters:— "BUIRNos Aratu. Novelise& 1. 4 " The affairs of this unfortunate country are fast approaching to a crisis. The whole of tbeintrrieris up in • 4 wrioAs and the city of Soots F 4 ken declared war against Buenos Ayres, and the .aratits of both are approaching in force to attack this city. The Director itONDEAU leaves town this day, with all the troops be cam muster to oppose them; but ARTIGAS is successful wherever his forces appear. The situation of this town is truly alarming. There is no doubt if AaTsGAs is successful he will revo- Intiouize the Government, and declare war against the Portuguese. Business is quite at u The following list of isromotions is giveo in • paper of yesterday, in addetiou to those already men towed : Lieutenant-General Hart, Member for the county Moue gal, is to get Cork, which was held by LorJ Beresturd; sad • $3, W. Keyprl is to soused time late Earl of that'll, as Governor of Londonderry. Lard Yana Stewart to be Colette! a the 10th Museassi,M *hie! his Majesty, whim Prince Repot, we cidoesil. • , erat Gore Brows is to he Calomel sr tha of • s . , r f .. Last night Wee the bine appointed for miffing the remains of the let! inweb.rivered KING into his coffins. fur which purpose Ake, were. removed rms. FaAIICS and BEMTIIIO we...rooms in Jonas-street. to a bearer iresd.fetir. soon after owe o'clock in the afternoon. The inside Min is of mahogany. in which is. mailing and pillow Orrery ed with the rioheit white satin. and the whale litsad and ornamented with white satin in the snot ap pre Irritate manlier consistent with the solemnity. yet splendour of the occasion. Thin was enclosed in a lestlett coffin, and these were is another stahogroy eta _ . . INSCRIP7'ION3. • . . The following in a copy of the lnsc►iption as hie klojesty's Coffin Serssissiaii Potesiissimi et ItzedhoMilan M..luj GBORGII TEJE O III, Dei.Gratia, Beitassiansis Regis, rihri Deree • . aegis Manovens, ae Brawaviel Lumbienri=_ • Mitt ism dle Janssen, Aims Domini oMMIIIIIVr Amin saw ezrzn, Ressirlels Suisx:•• 4 !•••• • The following is a espy or the inscrip4.oloP" tl*.plitte of the flake Tlif.erks eau :--; . DEroantit • - •• , Ulastritahol • • • EDVAllei DX SallllBlll Caesiii et Dlrellierylime, • lie It, eric q bdis._ Hosuratissimi (Wiwi& Minions as IMOrto et Illasteissimi MOWS *sett Patti*, Equine, . • FM Claarlopaili Auessiissigi et folisistimisai amnion 1' a _ ,, , " Dei Gratis, Ininissaisrais Reif*, l'lMOlDeCtao•rtis OMR ' •• • XVII. Di* Jaauseii, Anises "MCCOLL . Etatis sr ' • ' . --•- Prince Lsorotb dials da)ly with his afflicted sister, the Duchess of RUT,* Ktinisigtoo Palace. The duke tit'Siressx has bete much indisposed sincg, !ettirii'lrhas . Hullthant, hut we under stand- hii Raja! Highness ;ores much better yester day. Theis. Royal Higiutesses the Duke and Duchess of .Csstottoormugin their way to England, to jaits. the . faceted' .Isisuructs of their illustrious Tie Nw% . . Z - ATZ Duct or KCIT.—The body of the lime Duke of KZNT is to lye in mato a short time, on its arrival at Windsor front Sidnintoth. Ou the body of the DukinfllCANT being opened, it was found that an abscess had been formed on the right lobe of the louse, which bad. accumulated much pus: 11l every ether respect, the body was I'D• mitrlcably sound. . N• • - Scra lo LL * liasessig. 1,1; flt 3 , 4t.‘" 414 / 110r.11111eaVP: 17 to 1 egg a. pat a/SHOW II le 1 •en 'he Dal* la IS ea I sgM Ibiatlaraa 15 So I .get Sailor 5 1 le 1 •pt Cele Cu.n. st. 1 apt licathar r• ealt,Harpous. wed Oa.MN• Wacker • oaKi. le..,ll l apt barmy 411, lltle 1 apt KEDDLsswo*Tig. 5,14 1 apt Sebum I V to 1 apt Mime. IT. LIMBS. IL to 1 apt 51t. Pirate I 20 to I apt ay Net. 1 1 1111WDAREET FREE 11411111C11111. Purr sestina marnso. 1310. • . . iffoinkv. keerialbrfihl‘p% eseli, is R. T. Y. C• Ilerar le Itteeldi • ' : 6i IN retagesseut. : ..,:..., sev.ll., • .. dtlb: •161er N A 10 Ca m j . trerry 7 11 • 0 044 , • •••••••0 110 713 liifiiis - . wit byoeisvies.. 7 I 10taikidi • Dereascia 1 1414461 1 . 4 ladig - 7 • Ibitibillot , - • 4 Clistjeror • f %do • •II Illifteklore .1.. .Lesies colt * I &Adm. •.? ... 7, Callet...•• 8 8 NIWINIaI4 • 7 Miracle ...? • .1 • WakiAoriteei - ' i laralnills • • • • •• • . • • -- maitre' thumb aterf*li, 1110. • .., • . riwwisi. I • - f. •. ; lief Ngs. est* h. A. D. I. • ikik 1114114111.114 . ..e .. • ••• . iser eagegemegt. , . ' • ..;-• . lb. • "...,;,.... . . s tll 11 As/SW; ....... ' ...•• • •1 114 11 . ' - ~gaisseb es •le Dill'elfii..:... * l'l 111 Alpiiiii Adesiint......,.. ..... • I ihowillor • 1 4 Tiresias 7 13 Sir Togas I 4; Fieaucier • 7l• I WllollllloAlr. - A.• . , Sweepstakes. of 100 p. esek It ft. T. T.O JINN 64 .Prorts got me eagagessiest. " * et. lb. d.II Slim •10 Zee* 4 . Advance laterpreter 4 10 leirrier Mali. • 10 Audrey .....• 7. V ' Romp 5 6 Evades ' .. 1 The.Giaet Little Dick II 1 • 7 - • %vs . „ • T• ! oiwurtauguic _ 11111 , 11 . 116 412111116.1*:•*; • •! it en. el • s • 4 • PP 6O tz t a.)4mb ft The' CEA, M eleven o'clock. him COO Sister Pnet WO this case relative to Oise et the !aril wish ;Stables at GresiustAreon, wan, Fire piolgioned the farther . to . §steirdoy neat. The LOUD P 10111111111.1.011 was eleven .'cluck his private - guestioi whether the potent* by the late Xing severit of yens ale Med by the demise his* '.asoderitiiisel his (.oideltip is of opinion , ibsted le coiargoeuce of which Mr. . rook his neat outside the - bar in a stub goys. .c • Hi. Lordship rose at one o'clock. COM` OF 11/11011111111WW. Wdemernstaa. Tasissasv, Wesausas 3. .• •At due spewing of ilie.Coort y lll, 4 10- t Mr. tif/SLITT. Mr. N 01.4111. . * ,Mr. Ma LaTATT. ...a Lord ReAte tniedi the oaths of allegiance, &c. to his s . moo es the Cgler JUITICII took his person • Reined •Wegb ram to address the which he did with much vehemence from 2 . The Cuter JusTICI ordered him to stand w • 14#9. sad being inlormed by M r . Weill). ,skjeCt Wee to make a motion fur striking itolls; . an Attorney, named Kean. wlso hod , !dm liollll two indictments. for perjury. whirl swot .been brought to trial. The .Chief naked him if his abject wee to pursue pal • bet t or S. arch for remedy for private injury. Mr. Wrhb neared to wish to manage both by the wine process, and his argument rather ton loud, incoherent. and difficult of , The Clitar haves informed him that, if ought for remedy for a malicious prefect proper way would be to bring an action. prosecurious ou account of poblie ju stice. _ could only be snored and conducted by cowmal. TINS "ICING C. notniti. The SoLictrog-paseant. prayed the of the Court on Arthgr • Barker, for an . against the Turnpike Act, in having taken gates from three difierent places, mid laid them Site way of the mnil-cosch, which the teeth' ”en, whereby one of the bones was Such r" The offence was committed and triad is shire. The Defendant pleaded inebriety. Mr. .lowice BATLIT, after cosh cruel enormity of the crime which hod __ • the lives of the pareengers.4d hod wsplasily the injury of one of the bowies, setitesced ,readmit to AK months . . -future, via its. spina t sa r . wad gismo. Mr. SCi t aldrrY rayed tho judgment of Court is that ease, in which the Deltidenti 7ssffeteatjidgaimat to go by default . ; It 421 'nit of some Saari transactions betvapen lindants ind'a Mr. Floyet. • Magistrate sty of Strand, at* last Tamworth IPlie &Immo(' km OW too well known to b. 6b°ll. C IL 'Meth tips, tillfilivlb were pat in pad r 16141k1h • SbA" r addreasert the Court is • Weald that no - the' Alla the Court wit "then Vaircgitti; outset. a most want* and laggrasitift'attailoo the Priateatot. followed *AO' *le Ifilolifirs /*Me le 'bring him to Ike, 'nab 'baba it a ariont'Aieldlr WW l !' of :Peace. anitt'itiolerat iShictlaimeof the laws of constry.• fortunately; perhaps; lior all parties, reiterited hoslifity had uo other'effect on hid than to fend him into a' 'Coin of Le*, to' . slit his' wrangs tj if joilgrafent and *Mtn.. tion. Whether their LaktighiPb e matinee f - 'ally could sacceed in pattimo an Mato the' 6- Nod creel ' noteea ofdaeffing.• was not fhb' IJijj ss divine • tilt soh be was, that if eve,' • • ---* 'name older tbiir consideration' win& aver, and exemplary radithineort; this' *l i p :The - tesined . Connect then' took 'a revieri• principal feet" with which the Difeir.lantil charged. animadverting eirvarely on the • Antorepithess applied in 411111 of theiepublioatinee -Use' Defendants, awl as 'the mootibms firr .provoestbew . He trusted that - the ,af the Gott wield contribute to -I sensmosi unknown to the Awnienntor whatever *Wog anti if. bad g . ,•wit sl salt df tear kieiMert 161.11011sncolterativ land mem ti m divot nos ant otsootrd Atveopoose.. or !lot personal icr bop - b _ immilted as he been in the company and daughters, be ettought be -should! lint - hie duty tetenebietdid he smioppest ter the Laos Ms country rimiest wastioleratesels slaleut Aid if their Lordships' sefitenee did Vitpletiaite fin oriole the repeated atterniats of the Defendants the Preareitmiai l wfariiii a *rimy by . 4, ; s ' iri V i : n o Sentleti) JAW tbel bar' Aft** ftllaled -by tlii etitt • laopfp *en filloarahl anti • Oti)iiitilharspkite Id - ' nit therein' 'iats'; tier), 'Bit b•• ' INN r ; 3 AIM ti: - fi fl l s Z awa :~ .1411 ). 1.. 4. p = . . • • • • . • run *meat will be made ► respectiog is ' oya . their prriject. They estate:tied' bat tiro well. • ra x 4 . 41 7 - MG. , , 11111 nig : "'' - '''' • • . lotto r.T."., - --, 1 •:•1 • • t• ? I* • (lighting. From this view of the petition of I Colonel Quiroga got himself Attuned Gesierel.- -easee.--• --www- , , .• . fehrlffitil,AT TATTOSALIAII e trelateaut 11. illitiltdltTi tilliet 4o o4 l ; - • 1111• •'''Pilkhdhltli S. his Royal flightiest has probably arisen the report 1 His fine step was* proceed to Arco*, some leagues Last night Wee the time appointed for pettleg late ileacji.rivered Klee itde ..,,bi, oi 5,...t.0, or - as T.., .1-.... * ::....itt 0,1 .4 ~ that hie Royal Highness the Duke of CeteettetAtitt I from Cud's. where the heed-quarters were, aunt the ',maim of the lus coffins. for which nurpose ;Ike, were. removed * ~, , Ass. ,, 01101141 - -,.. i t: , l is to succeed to the high and important office of there the rebels arrested General Fannie and r '. ' / 114 r telMesadei - . Broom FRANCS • and BeNTI , • water a in -- ' """ • • n " I m il*. " I linitilith 11 le 1 *Pt The Dank is to is I am. Ibiteros ...,__. • kall al arig:4 Vi ..j,e.,112tt Commander in Chief. others; as it was a surprise, it was impossible to Jonses-street„ to a hearse ersd.fisor. soon after owe I s to j iv ,. g od ., Rs i s a sod C.. a Clialls strwom Istresa 0 4,pir Igo, 4. oiel„ff ..,uppel. . -.a.-- resist such * body; thence they went to Xeres, and ' o'clock in the afternoon. The Monte eel& is of le is i apt needier to. este,Harpots,sese Owed. mewl, kWh Algal" 0 fliktitilll• • r His late Hearne heard divine service at published the Constitution of the Cortes, and este- nishugaiiy, in which is • maitioss and pillow Cover. Wacker • The lateeni,CsAfferset.opip mien* boo C ed with the richest white menu and the whole build hens. ramem. at elewell . 111 9 .410ek• shilli, .., tied. it.:hod, 'Alves totewr. • '. the Royal Chapel, St. James's, ou the 4d of blished there. and in the other unarmed town ., sad ornamented with white ' satin in the moat op- oto 11 apt Berm* 411 y Illto 1 eget N. W le kna, kern Moster,Aleirourtire• odic*. thaedie r • . . November. just eight days after his accession. Constitutional Authorities. They wanted to levy propeinte manner consistent with the solemnite yet 111DDLESWOSTIL .port *this ens e relative to the Jegatit'y of iltejoorre : On the same day be held • Drawing-room at a large contribution. but they hod not time. , splendour of the evasion. This was ukelele; io a Cto 1 apt Schwa lIIV. 1 apt Phsiarre. tine et the Weed with Mies Sirals Efteetwefi St. James's Palace, and a Drawing-room was As soon as they withdrew the Royal 1 Goitin. leader coffin, and these were ill another mahogany ST . L EOM. , ..81011180 et Greinifello Diatio4 ready; 'b r ' 4 6,,...!. ordered to be held every Smithey and Thursday went resumed its functions. Wherever they parrid coffins. • 111 to 3 apt Mr. Parsee 120 to apt see Mime. Irene poargnined the f arther consideration el else roe, -- - - - -.• .--...--- to Sotsereloy mat. . . following. On the 13th of the same month lie the people took no part in the rebellion, and INSCRIPTIONS. • The . Louis PMAIIIIMILLOS was occupied' . • ' . Irenti,, jai; :11111FX . A: ..., 1[ sent in state to the House of Peers, and made his not a single individual joined them. As their eleven teeltick is' his private mien, discoed% 4 1 ....-...-.... Pass? unto° usattact. 1430. 11 7 :28 114111MC4111. +testies t whether the potent* or _pro • , " first Speech from the Throne, in which he used march was rapid they soots reached the bridge of The following is a copy of the Inscription as big . • . iio - inky. ' the following patriotic exprestion-" Born and Zuazo , leading to the Isle of Leon, where they Majesty's Coffin Plate: - by the kne Xing to severif of the Lea Genoa DEPOSITVM. • • art ai l bil fOt * P % elielt ; le: r t ' T ' lr • c• e• sr" "M g, were' alined by the demise of his, ajesty. W. educated in this counire, I ewe ia the name of were allowed to pass, on saying they were regiments . ' ••:Ai as esesgessest. i ••lkoidselmi Poteatisaimi et KairetketheimiMeamtaleg et: lb. waderithisel his Loislehip is of opiateu that they are Briton ;" and on the 17th of March following he going to embark at Cadiz. They seized on all the .-... G 1104611 TEETH, -. • •• • gave his. Rine! Assent to a Bill for the Relief of posts. and arrested the Captain-General Omer*, ••,4 • Beitanoisrum Weis, Fidei Dere vie Rreweviet et Leireberli ell ap , Insolvent Debtors. At that time a Bill of this Minister of the Marine, who, however, nice it ImiliesiteJensarti, Airs Domini mom*. a4i '• ' ,... . -• I s i : tctiroC.ls l acy 7 mit by Oeteeilie. 7 lt - • Hie Lmdship rose at one o'clock. • ~.., Shamlatek • Innoseids character was of great interest and importance.- atoll got on board the fleet, when he made the: -...,, . ANY saw waxen, &pipe Wittx:•• 4••-• • ga tea u S'a Zak - 7la • v The humane laws awe passed have greatly alle. men renew the oath of allegince to the Kir* . - li t r•"‘Mwlf is • eV , • •r the inse6 0•0 11 10 111* all Aimil ' * • clite•my 03411rr OF 11111011 DORM, Irdiermiastroa, teOrthi Duke of 11/suit'a can .-; - . Pasha •* it ONsubbsea .1.1 Tatnasamr, rammaav 3. viand the dims*. of that description of people. His which they did with the greatest enthuses** . . -,- - • " DEPOstruo •. • ~.• ~ • , Imam nib S 1 Shadoes.. • • .? ..... _ , . _ • lileJerre's illness will prevent him from adopting The rebels pacieded towards Cadiz, but int.. - • 111searivoiail , .a•eor • • •;• • Cl " l aa 1.... • 8 • Narospia... - 1! At * it ' d; Welliver of the. Cen t ., rtz . .flm. 8011"170. '' the first part of this cows,. Another of the an- oration having been received there, a body o/l . EDCAMOI DR RallllBllll • ' t r U o t h ~z. .' . •.7 •• Walttemistme - ? 1 t ' . .miat, Sr. SCASLITY. me. NOLAN. Me , Vitz.- . Dom eseiui et smithery*, •do 're '•-• . •• • • , . , M. Ma Laver!. Oisa Lord Etiligfltallogbillos fortunate consequences of his MAJKSTY'S severe troops was sent to take possession . of • a battery of . . Piobilissimi •(bulimia foricebdia..: . . • .. . Ho . nuratiesimi Ordens' Milltar• is de Dees tee* the Goths of allegiance, am. to his parasol lila. indisposition, is the impossibility of holding a cannon three quarters of a league from Cadie. ' ' - iattillit bitten seen**. et llisistriseimi Millais appal Petri*, . •• , • ' ' itwedae. • I *" Council for the alteration of the Liturgy and which was erected during the siege, and complete. &milk, '•,., .-_ i A s • simPihmelfillegs.eatts.- b. A. D. I..lalArbiesespetwe . ..• owe as the Cillitr JUTICII look hie asst. it for other purposes, on account of which it has ly commands the narrow road leading to the city, • Edit Chiartopaili Augostiesieri et felMelimisni - ; ~. ~. ~ • ise eseopmeot. • , • • ..; • person •ounned •Wegb rotte to address the Court, Camases l'exu._ •el.*. been the eatablashed ice that • • Council should when they arrived there they were received with a , 'D.; & s u e , g ris „W„,,.• r „„, Re ityad-D e y sassr i ss ft which he did with much vehemeoce from the Jury. g r te.• • ••. . be convened as soon as possible after an accession ; discharge of grape shot from the battery by Obiit i mig i ' ••• • • ' II If deter ' ' " T• • . 5 .,... , • XVII. Di* Janus/Ai. Anise ISRECCICK. . .-- ,' and it appears too probable, from the reports of which • great many were killed; they are now sur- Etatis sii '.. ' . •es , the Physicians, that this unavoidable delay may be rounded in the Isle of Leon, where the faithful . amm. .ltl. ....• . Adsm i si ns .....,.. ..... 8 A thierretter - . .1. ~ t was to make a motion fur striking off the continued for several days longer , troops, under General Freyre, blockade them on ell --• •- • Tiresias .7 13 Sir Top* I 4; le.' an Attorney, named Kato, who had served . 7 13 i The following is the Order in Council on that sides. se that escape is impossible. They ars al- Prince I-some* dials da'ff'y with his afflicted Fiallucier Mon 114111 two iudictments, for perjury. which be . lowers, aok iol e4o .liee ,hi n aui.ir brow b i:d eb t: 00 0111 ; to T p l u ie rsia C e h pe ief bi J i stre c jiss. lcti subject, issued on the accession of his late MA. ready reduced to 2,000 men, by desertion. sister, the Duchess of RUT,* Keiesingtoo Palace. MlDdmiliAT. - _fp • . . Sweepstakes. of *ego. ea* li ft. T.Y . C ..llsor at w . tics* * welt for remedy for private itijory. JESTY :- Wheo Cadiz shut its gates for fear of a surprise, The iti `g! 4. '6loo9sx has been much indi spose d 0e me engagesseet. "At the Court at llavllle House, the 27th day of Otto- the Bishop Cienfuegos, with all his clergy, p since, hit . rettiril'lrina . 11.ullthenve hot we under- rt. ib. stand his Rajah Highness ;ems much better yester. *in ale zer. e' It /11r. Wer i lth aerated to wish to manage both paiatst bee, 1760, ceeded through the streets with the crucifix in his •,. ~ . Advance " PRESENT, day, . 410 lefrrier .I ig rather ton loud, incoherent. and difficult of coutf./.: hand. exhorting the people to be faithful to their Theie•Roysl Higiuneses the Duke and Duchess g l im r , 11 1 1 " 4 ". " The King's Meet Eecelkat Majesty is Council; 010 Andrew ..........er. T., T The (,Mine JUSTICI informed bin the 1 tot . • el Whereas by the late Act if Uoiforsoity, which ate- religion and their Sovereign. This conduct in- of .CAstettisiortaeis ms thifir way to England. to R., • 4 Evades ' a . e yee remedy . 1 . . 041101 for a malicious prosecubeso • I jelbs the . a/fleeted' fineurutrs of their illustrious TtleAliaitt blishoth the Liturgy, avid enacts, That no teem or order of spired the citizens wills the most generous, etithosi. paper way would be to being an action. 4. .pip Little Dick II 1 c• 4000. prayers be *Peal, awe, other I\s• what ii P"' mu. The School of Artillery, consisting of 1.000, - - -''''.; .. , preecttious on account of poblie justice. they' . l'aa is7s Duce or asst.-The body of the anesarossseammosmas scribed and appointed to he used in and by the maid book, with their officers at their bead, joined the repels, hi* Duke of Ken? is to lye in state • short time, PAST DRIVING. could only be snowed and conducted by Conosel. it is notwitlistandiag provided, that in all those Prayers, without the exception of a single one. This corps oti its arrival at Windsor from Sidneitith. THE - KING L. anausi. Insoles, sad Collects, which do anywise relate to the gime his M ba r. y Holeof Windmiltstreet, eadertook yestaday to art* The Soz..Sezroa-GEN IRA t. prayed the jedgesesi Queen, or Royal Prop*, the names be altered and changed has long bees known as liberal. No regiment of On the body of the DukiorKeter being opened,. 13 wiles is outs beer is busses, for 180 Rs:. of the Court m Arther • Barker for an • ,- 4 ties tante to time, sad fitted to the preseat occasion, au. cavalry, not even a single horseman, has jo ined it o rs found r that an abeam li ne r been formed on the 'inapt selected was the Healialtdoo noes sad the IWO against the Turnpike' Act, in having. ' takes the right the luns, which had accumulated was accomplish!!! as follows Illalf the distance was . ster. i • ....... _. .... _ ..... .. cording to dircetiols of lawful authority : hie 71141esty was them. Altogether, with the artillery, they are not much pus: to every et h er respect, the body was ID • fumed in IC musses, and tie mare afterwards iottobeted. Bal``• from mere alumni pieces , and laid mein in pleased this day i a Cooped to declare hie royal will avid a b ove 2.000 men. epos bra speed, sod accoetplisbed the Wok is two awoke the way of the ansil.cosch, which the elwellis Ma' workably sound. . . - sa d ten e m e nds within Si... Beth* was II to 4 is, nee*. ' upon. whereby one of the horses was Such daitsagied. pleasure, that in all the Prayers, Liturgics, and Collects P.3. -The rebel s have jest „mow, not ~ • • sail , The Laud rave of Huse-140satuitet died ou the • for the Royal Family, instead of the words [their Royal • - - --- - , The offence was committed and tried in Eedfoid. iii_kneues G erry* Prince of Wales, the prima ., but an escape: 300 have been killed, and 400 made 40th alt. He is succeeded. by his soil PRIORRICK, • - • shire. Dowager w ofWow. Ike Dube, She p ramavv , , wed vii[ prisoners. * The Officers will receive their merited the husband of the Princess -PAIS ANITA of Eng. WATER MONOPOLr • . land. Thus are her father, her failser.in.low, and -Wite;•••-- . . . - • The Defendant pleaded inebriety. tans Regal Fawn ,i be ioserted [llse Royal MA. punishment. yeat _,__ a Geneva Messina of the iam b ic ," s wim • • Mr. ! Justice BAYLIT, a ft er commenting ois ..____.-..- her brother, all lying 'deed at the mute time. sees the Prisms Dowager of Wales. wed sU the Begat beider ; i 7 sh , „n a b of mory.k..gose, was held at the, cruel enormity of the crime • which had en : '. The arrival of a Hamburgh Mail has brought us The Marquis and Marcbionees of LtolDoWN ws ,k.b oos e ia Nerthumberlsed-street New-road. retaitte: • the lives if the ;ad had waptri t ily . - Family.) And him Majesty sloth strictly charge sad coos- :nand, that no edition of the Commis Prayer be from papers of a recent date. They communicate the and family are expected in town in a few days, to basis's. *accruing the retest , eiteishinatioto of Ai th e mi e n / o f w o e of th e mese*, sentenced t h e . , a , Mier esialestsies, and to adopt tbe beet mow to resiet the .f i ntr i ast ha s i a habeas wa • *ear, ea . 0, **Worth primed bat with this amendmeat ; and that intelligence of the perfect establishment el • sew from their " at ' Baw, " Pglrt' Wilts. • The Ambaesed or of the filetberionds entertained; laevm .. x mad samem i t i s r,,,mm e ragi e ws! "' b o d y a , pen , we „,..,,,, L . • 444' eseelleirfer *lllL'aiik Ihr his rod beblialeipp /'• in the aim thus all copies of such erbtioa maybe lied, all Constitution by the States of the Duchy of Brune. • a select party of disiinctiou• Weeder at his parsons, vicars, aunt curates within this realm do (for the wick, in the discussion of which. the greatest frank- W - hiteliall.piace. Y ' Wl"' "L ueem i libeil ise •e i ty lve esi l lel . se elueti the dete " s T u n eport "" al li b lire 'y sorne llig ii. ael -"luit ;i i i ill e noise rum mi d is Aw d e m . preastitig of mistakes) with the pea correct and *seed all nese and confidence prevailed between the PRINCE The Earl and Countess of CRAVEN are shortly. t be h r reniail ld P ari r ...4 b . appaalilidee76.l6. aka. ea rai livel iesat y ag r ad dimildil ive port a . Mr; SC/ L EVITT rayed the judgment of thi an is Prayers in their Cliereb.books, accordieg to the afore. REGENT'S Government and the States. The Cos. exp ec t e d i n t own , f ro m th e i r sea t i n B er k e . pie: distinction. Avid foe th e better *tire hereof, that in the Weimer alb* day. Court in thil cam. la which the Defendanti Iseirt Ilia order be forthwith phew sad „hushed, sad see , is Milts lion is said to be founded os ancient princi. die oeveral parishes; and that the Right Reversed the pies. sanctioned by experience. and with a view to I Bi s h ops d o saws care that obedience be -Fold to the now the degree of intellectual improvement w hi c h hos accordingly. --re-- "F. VERNON:* taken place in Germany. -_.,_________,. We have received Paris Paws of Monday _ -. ' last. The accounts from Madrid and Seville Grooms of the Bedchamber are in attendance at the Castle at Windsor, owe of them being constantly werevesed le the ateleseato. After a Coteaillee,caositbes; . -ookt of . some angry transactions between the Dee in the room in which are the remain, of his late leg °‘A"""lnat.t pwrko a m i li k e..lll ": ". " Pe w r i Ll reilli t le si a ld a s mireed TTalatadr to. tha limials anan- .81iffired • ta iis i d iid gillift 's kf t r t . Q F P loy b e Y i. d. a ral lif ul ag t... is l tr i ote h4li fer ro t ini be Majesty; and on Wednesday slight twelve of the Yeomen of the Rin g '* Guard left town for Wind. me Castle four of whom will he in continued at. Papers and letters from Jamaica, to the 181 h of tesdance o n the body Witte' funeral. • December have arrived. They do not supply in- After the Coronation •of their laLe MAJRITIIDI --.... ,-- • .7 of Stafflord, at* last Tadmibth election. 1141 e tlrculastautle 10 too well knout? to Aggro tot veneroble Bishop of DURMAII (the lion. S. '' • -e on . •.- s' • Balititovou) agreeably surprised hie friends is the , • A b io t a y ard agg eerte were pat iii pint • 4 ' , -Home of Lords on Monday. He has been a Bilis" t i i e wh e idic.. - i - i • .. -. ..A. • contained in these papa l 's, ore wavy favourable telligence of any particular interest. The House the order of the procession- and the ceremony we; ' rn e r r e . i t o e f r i llat er r he a s Ce rti ll e i g larY thr . oug n h e t is he li reeeid 9l eoesedgg Yiegeleir '''-d r lit '* A is y . . r .:' addre.sell eard tht thi e t 7: 4 1 1 0 = to the Court of Spain, yet it is remarkable of Assembly having finished the business of the produced at Covent- enters / Pismire, in great sty* , ip t i.v6 t that the Madrid Gazette, even of the 20th ofo 1-eud i ff theil ' of Peers; his clrpes . ' m t i e Stenos, was expected to be prorogued on the 15th by the then Manager,. Mr. *tin aid the. spas. i;it e o w•-p. t o n t h e t e hli , , v ii t h - i's i n • ' and t rui l . • .814 R, m • , Is ~ • • ~qc-dut outset. athen.msCatuwrtimemli:;"sed December. We subjoin a hew extracts:- tacle had a prodigious run is:nolloote - dispnte erase . A e k....: January, preserves a strict silence with regard to " MONTEGO BAY, DECEMBER 11. on the occasion between the twi"-ithelebrated ac. an. a ft er ....ow_ sit u IL _ ..h• 4 ••••• 18 _ ._. I' 0111 .9 . be • "aggrasititt'attlif on this Preiteator. followed by the occurances in Aguish's'''. Letters, however , "We are informed that British commerce be- tresses of the day, Mrs. BRLLAMIX' ''', and. Mrs. HA- ''rote c h t iL t nalne illa , lIIMIIIiMINIOIIIIOIIIIIIISift . adol y s ee air aumbeir. a ret raii. ea . bring bun to the •• • -, '' •- . • had been received in Bayonne from Oldie, dated tween this Wand and Cuba is much intercepted by MILTON, which of thew akehld represent the 1.. k. • ..1 i r ea, INA India& a . ateere*h* breath •of emir the 13th of January, declaring that Cadiz remained a set of depredators, who put at defiance the re- Qu gra ; neither of the lalies-would resign. her ' The _ °6 " rier °l.ll4ll r• l f ila r 41116 contain full peace , aae.t.l6mteng iltheilhalellf th e ' Jae a Idir spect due to any national flag ; amongst others, pretensions to the honour, - ant-Mr. Rich settled to that time faithful to the limo. that the marine • Drecia Pa"ic tle mm reeweill or ti l l e e lLt it tawohlo a lBalms taa, aa o "li tho .r nlter iklith aa wh e h f el e w .r eereele lata c*u reiteri giVri ted I h P osTi u lit ha i l l e m lY d ; rio P° O la the lli r tl e filt ffeC a t ill o Pe n rt hi iell' il client the sloop Isabella b e l ong i ng to this port has been the matter by iotrodecin theafterwardsad • b followed the example of the garrison and Mita- taken possession of, ' and was intended to he burnt. actress, thet Mrs. MATToeles g , ;he, Miss Hase m Au ln , ' for k Vie raotraoseet tienk • ite l lw as Calelliable - :-AB ll4lMtid - - • ....b"" -1119 11wesievailell iar."" . .i lk ': L l : s ae" : wrang i hign . t i r i t u e - . l:g i g let wee .r t ule an d • t i tu - t s . bitanta of Cadiz, and that great numbers of the The muster lira arrived here, and sworn to the facts . I time on the stage, who was exactly the age sad (ohm vehreace. -Lessurgerit troop, were daily deserting the standard .0 KINGSTON, DECEMBER 11. of the Queen, and ,was eitremely• like her MA. ' ILerd Eldinteir has signified his intention! of' .6°°' Whether their . L atahi P ar 11.6irilai .4 • - .• • , • , day could sacceed in patti4an Muria' the' of rebellion. The lusurgents, however, still con. • 4 ' We understand that a couspinwy in favour of 'CITY its person. • tnaking*otland (his native country) hit 'elitism& . and cruel ' system of doeffing.' ' war not Ali' ~.. .-. . tinned in the Lola de Leon, where they had fortified the Indepe n d e nts h a d been discovered at Mompoz. BLACKSTONS states, as an mseinst perquisite of 'in lifitsse.-(Aveniag 'Paper.) themselves; and had intercepted all communication when 84 of the principal persona implicated had the Quite. that on the takin g . si • whale, which • • following placard woe posted in' the neigh- . i e t m d e ivi rr il : r ie r b l r e s i u r l'e • he • Wel. ' t" .h ti i r ab fvt7' a t o , been arrested. and sent to Cartliagens for trial. is a royal fish, on the ;past. it ahall be divided bou . od of Caultpu Palace, and Whitehall, tat! severe and exemplary pro spo mem. ; r uh. m gp ob i . between Cadiz and the maim land. or We are also informed that BOLIVAR had taken between the KING and Vaasa' the head ally . .eprolog:- . • ' ..: _ The latest advice * from Seville were of the 14th . Choco and Tutu, and was in possession of the atm- bein g the King's property, and the tail the 'vwr . ;The'Letwened• Calomel thee' took 'a raki,' 4 • Lime : live Me prig principal &Cis with which the Difelt.lantr et • General Fluxes had at lengthatnetubled an army, try as far as the eastern side of the Gulf of Da. Queen's. The reason asighed for this whist 'cal ', I S. so : .›,... , ilia Majesty . composed, it is said, altogether of corps intended rico." division by the ancient record' • twos to hlvoioh the • Caere% the Fs** . , ; charged. animadverting *evenly on the *ppm ~ - led tha•thisca Cosign -, .alluespilliets applied in . eso of their - pobliihisioao t • fur the American eepedition, with which he in. The Catherine has arrived in the River. efter a Quanit's wardrobe with whalebone ...a trainee twee 7- ' whimsies . ) than the division, aW . th! eir .. Milfilie Ness Mite • ! - the' Defendants, sod es 'the repetnitais ell thifii • Caroline tended to march ou the tsih from Seville, for the very quick passage from the River Plate. The latest , apromestna‘ . He treated that - the jostramit letters w h ic h s h e h as brought are of the 2d of entirely in the . head. . •. .• ' ' i '• : -11(01,,the% Use .s. i . jig* teielhae - •.1 . ....the Court weald etiistributo to ; the sapprepiths purpose of bringing the Insurgents to a sense of• for evai "Id eve* . ' November, The inhabitants of Buenos Ayres The Royal library at BuckittOrbiennt ' ' .!'. '.' • '' Welt Net t Hosea!mt 4.'11140 seespep ooltirowes to the 11.841 imililthstr their duty to the KING. He is said to be ex. were in the of in it greatest state alarm, consequence is said, private property 7 " 77.5017 77/7 11 1 . 1.1. i. ) •12/I"7'o=4.ll'epleieb. *hauler • , tamely desirous of sparing an effusion of blood. of the eisproach of General A ITIOAS, with a con- though it was considerably enriched sod sispreeted • ';', - A1ba 1 ....A l r at t e r" th bb". 1 " 11 "'lli* 10•11tedit • . • • i i v ainnalning it.. bed gown n • advdcaO• bosun and of giving the soldiers time to reflect upon siderrble force, inc . dby reinforcements from _ J P* !'Gnu Majesty. It *as first - IMM Ur NEWRY It t f a tAii s t ! t * i fe 'bz i ° l i fir odd - :, a . 4. • t ibir, i f , .`ip ' „Ng stihrhislisemb ilispeof anteeleivattd.aishnei their won, and desert their leaders.-His fi rst th e city of Saida Fe, that place having determined VIII. Out of the epode of the Ithenreeded 7 TOODlklit. I . 7 ..• 7:7 'U, - 1 .4: t e, - -3, 6 -„ w . • ~.r .hirA z tai . Fond g r a a alp ca m aiii„, 1,„• 44.....4 .bya. • ' ries, and it . 1;82 - since rice . iv . ed many . saluable adeli- : exessior dm ig h '''' A be g por it F le : r grex - C 't y r o P i N , f a i r .m k s • . i re . m i lif esugeastoe s _• *ler petintrial ilvber I L 4014 vhjeet is to join General O'Dor Rat (the brother to e b l iouse l'is cause. . It wa.• ex pected that a "web lotion would be occasioned in Buenos Ayres. The lions from different mooarchs. * lwitli• a alieplay of hie weal pewees, 4 , 4,1114 shun insulted "he bad been in the company *this err of Count De L'Ainsnee), who awaits his approach and daughter; be thought iteaboutil not discliarge following is an extract from one of the letterer - Arta of Grace were •passed in the 7th year el v me ,g x kit link - Aoot % we e . . et A leads. with 3,000 infantry and three squadrons "nut:NOS Aug% NOVIIIIIIIII 1. Queen Aline, the 3d Rod 7th of Gamma' I. dad I , 0 3- I, .. .%, . ~.4., *--- 7. -- f . . Kim, s ___.... • his duty trestebtep - did be aoriippeat tor, the taws • of cavalry. dav , a the tied Corr* of the mi The affairs of this unfortunate country are fast the 20th •pf Gnoaos 11. which worth* Isar I oboe • 4 e • litri-- •' I - -- r - r".",.. 6 • P`r. "P'' his country sgelitet wessitheitenels eialeut obtr•flab approaching to a Crillig. The whole of the intrrieris having been .sawed in' the relics alder late Mil; ...Mr -Wm.'s.. Consery int. d lik 'Fumanti Apd if their Lordships' did net nroug . The Gazette ,de Frames states , that the Spanish up to a . .rt RTIGAS and the city of Seats F 4 horn jesty.r.D . wa ea ter - 9 1 atimmeedy " aiter • imeThii-• • l a i r e1...1.- •, • Acts'of Grace are net his wholly within the . "" ' . . et the repeated attempts of the Defendants 'to - iiiidt: • intelligence from Madrid, which he communicateed approaching in forceto attack this city , pleasure of the to make such limitation's or of both are ' . .... ~., i. f gate the Proareindiiiineirlii a *rime by 1)18 Jove ; In the Comet of the Thuilleries. menced &gait* hiniby Al e . CLizath The Director RODDEAU levees town this day, with exeepiions fmntihem es it (DV io its wisdom think • • • •• • • - ' ". ''' ''' i ' tlecoia t i f el...be A. l'.: St'oriettl irairatoli•: all the troops be can muster to oppose them; but fit: It may also be °Wined 'that ' thellingeepar. Advices have btene . oseeleterfeeser densities to , tire! 'edit ' eny‘nniCagolhai MVO i i• A Flanders Mail arrived last night, with Papers A ItTIGAi is successful wherever his forces appear. don only applies to offences wholly within tfs - eisieer • 1411 i of frotieltiht.kltellikft 'Meet theitilVe . lotrilat. 'thine. ~ed . * die ptibne ton ' i'Libeitellire 'Ciiiliiiia"COriv• IeTIDW' The siluatiou of this town is truly alarming.. There of his Officers to correct or punish, bit cannot in. ;pliealee ~ .. .. r ..• ri - - 9 .7r. -- 7 - .l a ; woe . ' * from Brussels to the 2d instant. They furnish for some hese blockaded esierel posii. Ann hymn - two. pet At tp caTe i /m o w i e . t h e . e i n ii ii i i4... is no doubt if ARTSGAII is successful he will revo- teeter* with tbi Privileges or Parlianseet. Thus lamas the Admiral esiAbet nand* hid oral a road' ' Mi.' thlaidirtiiiii . 'apish! Idlititlitiolo; the billowing intelligence front Spain, to which Intionize the Government, and declare war against 'by Slat: It' Ridt. 111: c. t, pardous Mite giahted country the public attention is now anxiously di- , tat Portuguese. Eusitiess is quite at u staud."' to certain persons mutinied by Parliernent are' de. 'of 'sari woristiarr 4 Ai ilitiktio 4 7: it tt 'Waif , net thertrii etitaithittliik dosikteuvr ) Ewe • retard t- The following list of promotions is given in • Slat 12 and 13 W e t III • eg It bee f•P•tiltd orlektitetiott4 lll * 'elated void . ; and by . 1., .. , .~ , . ceptz, .14111144 T 15. the' King ' s Pardon is not pleadable in itan inspeaCh . .. I._._hoddoev. had bii/ 3 _,. 111 , 1 it" 1) 7 •srf Till'ituf"Ps ' , web *hi Mt jlititralAtt* ' • White' titsti r titi p u s o te s,d r o : flesterday, in addition to those already me n . mums aansage , icittfesied dab i • Wa r ' ' • i t i , fe e lie itiii Lei. The following are the details of the imurrectionWent by the Commons. Neither is to be be, on %bid; has happened in the camp near this city :- Lieutenant-General Hart, Heather for the county Done- liered that . the King, by his pada'', cam release • i Adringeksin- the llag- flag- the Dowel, at news 'bit bribiod the e . ,• - •.. . . • sods . oed by either 'louse 'oitiVkhiesin eteltiil aineh eiiiiesit ot ' ' ' '4 whidilittli . . • - ' • lit • .. r ga l, i s to get C o rk, which was held by Lord liertsford; sad - 'NM prison any person con fined . I, . ~i ~.1 1 , .. . . .. . .. tisx 0 ad men were ordered to embark to join the W. Krpprl is to sunned the lee Warns/AA, as •of Parlinnient tut a contempt ; for if 'he could *do • !twos 'splinted at, Gilt te be • aslisle'einsatalk Altrinfferi "losii" , ....*-. . ' • t^ Morino, and the regiments intruded for this cape- liorrernar of Londonderry. that it tiny dhittince of time after the commitmeot, the arrival of the QGKEN at Dever ; but en iinyulry . 'dace • i • . • t . Lard YAP* Stewart to be . Colonel of the 10th Iluessim, of le mishit de . it - the unfit Moment, 'mod thole com. it proppd toisesninote gone, • Ort some* of the - vo. 'etlaolli, 'is • i tilti .... were ordered to proceed to Cadiz to embark. e phi* his Majesty, wises Wince Repot, was CoPmel.-• ili • • • ,4-• ••414. pietety omit' that coutiOintioitail remedy ' fib 'Allis ries, if 'a itimieterlth 'the body_ if Ardisiviteamp)- - ;flail -4 - • r ~,. -....„ .14. -....i11i. ' Many of the officers wane to Ibis voyage resolved Lip.ireant.u.erat Gore Stowe is to be Colonel of the 1 , Lot to obey, and to prevail on the soldiers to second 44th Foot. la place of else late Lord &t.ffvth . ..spe.cig el.offeoce. .. . .fl was . ..,', tOfis it 41 :-Tr e f e 7,1i'-e4e , • . • -.• '. ' ~/, . • • . . . 11/ a itt....• .0 4 . ~ .... . . . . ..., .......... • r.14.,...t.... The Laudgme of If Seth alt. He is Mecteded by hui soil Favasatca. the husband of the Princess E.Lta ABSTII of Eng. lend. Thus are bar father, her faiher•iu-low, and her brother. all lying dead at the same that. died ou the The Marquis sod Marckioness of b•xsoowx and family are expected in town in a few digs, from their seat, Boarraid Pars. Wilts. The Andromeda, 4 the ifetbirloods entertained a select party of distinctiou•yeaterdoy at his holm, W hitelia I 1114 ace. The Earl and Countess of CRAVEN are shortly expected in town, from their seat is Berks. Grooms of the Bedchamber are in attendance at the Castle at Windsor, one of them being constantly in the room in which are the 'remains of his late Majesty; and on Wednesday slight twelve of the Yeomen of the Ring's Guard left town for Wind. mar Castle, four of whom will lie in continued at ' Imedance on the body till the funeral. After the Coronation . of their - late MAJZITIIOI. the order of the procepsiOn and the ceremony wea produced at Coyeot-garden Theatre, in great style, by the then Manager,. Mrs. *Sink and the open. tack had a prodigious row; scrittrilsit divine erase on the occasion between the turi-.'doiejoar e d ac . tresses of the day, Mrs. BeetAjele; and Mrs. HA MILTON, which of thein• elinuild represent the Quern ; neither of the lailies-would resign her pretensions to the honour, - and Mr. Rica settled the matter by introdecing.the afterwards admirable actress, Mrs. MATTocms,lhew Miss MAALAU, for the first time on the stage, who was exactly the rage of the Quasi, and was eitremely like her Ma.. JU?Y lu permit. BLACKITOWS slates, as an sitimat perquisite of the Quito. that en the takings whale, which is a royal fish, on the ;past. it Abell be diviiied between the Kist, and 'QUNNN. the head only being the KlNe's property,, and the tail the, Qualm's. The reason asigued for this whimsical division by the ancient record' • oyes to furnish the Quastes wardrobe with whalebermr-•-• mass. WO whimsical than the division 9 aMtlig wsis • 1.1 entirely in the head. The Royal library at Buckirigfeepp4ipeotemamet.. it is said, the private property agile, ' late King, though it was considerably enriched .n 4 aspielissd bV has Majesty. It Mae first-Ilmield by HMiitor VIII. out of the spoils of the sepprested ries. and it lies - since received many mailable addi tions from different monarchs. Arta of Grace were .passed in the 7th year of Queen Aires, the 3d god 71b of Claciatit'l. end the 20th •or Gimps which wse•the levet obi* having been .passeit in' the reign .Phis' late M 4 jesty. Atts'or Grace are net usually wiled it'd* guuung of a reign ; it lies wholli will.) the pleasure of the Crown to make such limitations or exbiptions fitntiheim as it Ma/ in its wisdom think fit. It may also be °Nerved 'that' theltinfi Var. don only applies to offences wholly siitliiu aptfie:4r of his Officers to'correct or punish, bit cannot ran terfere with the privileges of Parliament. Thus 'by Slat: It' Ric*. c. 1, nimbi's* Lehi granted to certain persons mutinied by Parliiinent are de. 'elated void ; and by Stat. 12 andl3 'WtL, l lt. c. the.King's•Pardon is not pleadable in an inspeatlO. went by the Commons. Neither is it to be be •liered thit the King, by his pardon, cam release 'tram prison any person confined by either Blouse of Parliament fur a contempt; for if'he could 'do that at any distance of time after the commitment, 'he might do' it the sleet moment, and thole cam ;Alley anniit' thi contititutionsil remedy CM 'this PAST DRIVING. Mr. Holt, of Windmill-stmet, 'mania yestesday to delis his bay are lb mike in as boor in haw, for 160 p. The spot selected was the Hentingdoo road, sod the Mleb was accomplished as follows the distance was Or., funned is be 'Missies, sad the mare aherwards is upon bee speed, and accomplisbedilio task is two alas sad its ascends within tuns. &Wog was 6to d ten j WATER arokoroL T. • . • Yesterday a General Merlin of the lababltaat Mow bolder , of Ilse of Illerpia.Doise, wee held at the work.boose is ffeetbataberlawieureet, New-read, Mattes t. b..iarr reacerairag• the new o.lllkbisatise el alik Water Compiteles, sad se adept tie beet imams le mist She frees ieviedis water. . ♦ mad soestiowe respeetilde body of per all 01. 'boil twelve • Jose Teases More, fly. wee sasebwoody celled to Ike Chair, supported by geese Mess ben of Paillemadoed sweet of the easioeat Gaines's of the pia" 'appearedM lake a lively and active pert in the lowilwres dtby dry. A list ef Illeahosiewe were lea sod agreed to. Thesis weft wow so die Cheigssee. After a Committee. modules °Louvered Mlevialtafr earliimmeet, was appolated, the met- Sap broke op. tbes venerable Bishop of DURRAM (the Hon. S. nAlitiaros) agieeitily rurprised his friends in* -House of Lords on Monday. He has been a Bilk* 4iorsordo of half a yeatury. Ha is sow 91 pleura we .% at after bustlin through the creek! talkie:lld ‘isTtlie'Throne:eud'irtihe 'Haulier Pees; Ma cliveo . 'iitstfitl 'Ai to the tokaiith . 4 . ,egikt Arid - 611,614 •ead after .baviag 'ha ilotteasery °albs.' he wrote his nalne itsallaillbmbiliciid sailboat lasing *ipeetarti;i! • ii•• Isk. si• r • The Observer of •59gmaippus contain full • particslars of the last,leausamit Mills of oar late Gracious Swore*. 1114a0011111 4 1‘•111111. with a Melt* ne4 Pouting& 'Review at his: ilaavarv! !mei_ "grjlir • with the daemecora lateruitiffbambibi sad Wave naramee. Lord EldilturiF has signified his intention of Inskintgaotisad (his native country) hie relideuie F lo trftene.--( Itveniag Paper.) • il&following placard was pasted in the neigh bouod of Carltpu Palace, and Whitibell, . _ . Loaclive the Lag His WOOF Ofergi• the "stalk • Ase tha•Quara C. 1110,1 Her alaiwas Caroline, May,thri sad ralea l laielbat fur .ever lad ever, Hodes! Hasty! . • , • .. •• The &SIM 'llf *P Nardi Marotta aright lahillied,l Et, sad 'aiof.. • adobes*. karma 5: • ...„ . ..• *istiatlMlkthii cirOtiotstatigt 'prtheiii Atasusialc Waal& (Toni yeti - rim" his hair :iiiiiiirers ' 'with " a +display of bib weal palms, byi airlift theta 'that*/ k :dial, - Axle (froarati. • , . Yesterday, to the bail Coort"of iliaXiales.o***' -114rAVaLit ais Cosier?, ism. pod Ut.'ollAll43ol I -Eovramr, earpesteri Well aecorpoody afkor Orr is- • 'efl'ietual criipiddloa to the' fotilleebrllltr:Citrlit.i ai bail for Mr: Cogickti; .Ni ta in the ilieti6tiArlilir '; • mimed 444 trial' by 1114•Ciaiii*. ' • ' •,... /g o " Advieva have bkit eseolvirtfrosar Atomics to , thief •14rh of 100irtibt.roi1iikti %diet thitlVlo4llort;; lotivatite•LilOrtokUr;C:#tiirf:Clolo . l'i lIPBON , ' 1 for some time tirrebbalSil sortri:l Feria. ,riarrigatrivt t .whom the 'Admiral ow-that istatioa , aid rest a tarsi. •of 1.'4 woritripatod Itty hit - Majesty% twin •frovp. It' war repardld arirraititin thardie NSW Olio.' ;bilichro hid WO visited lii • arestaktb.§ofitii Aritell' had dose much dating.. 4 • A tiring from the ilavihip id' the Dow. at . 'oiliVtdrleschiy *OO4l isitieh'eririoritt at ' . leiviis soppO4d ot. &it 'up be i Siliii'ai ' ' (.. Air arrival of the . lasiss at IlOver ; bri t ars • it proood to isavaisaat Karla, •so arms* of tforoo.' oksiii*lifiti iollailtilillb file ° - hdliilSlVallit-I _,... ......,„ 7 , 7: ~ . ' , • 4 ... .... .. •, -111 t •~ 'f• • • 1. , • 4 t r ' .6 S. ? • 4. • I . -~`