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[ ' r 4 '7 ' • 1 1 ~. i tl 1 j i `~ 4 \ Tarim-tine, Miiren Aiitnn, Caregel, anti Potato v', 2,000 !nuking in ell 8,000 men. with which hr h..1/14 the Constitutinmel General Milano tilorksdril in Viet. It is iufertvrl that the °Sleet or Mine, whom the Gonne of Urge 4 odes a esoi b.•l, i• to relieve Milano. PARIS. NOVEMBER 14. TEll. OF M. B. COMTANT. FOR HMI LETTER TO TOE PROCUKEIIR.GENERAL, MARGIN. TRIBUNAL OF CORRECTIONAL POLICE. 0.1 WS *Anse hieing called on towards noon. an expression of interest and satisfaction was divisleyed by the owlirnce. 111 11 Constant appeared in person. sod read the stonclwirme wthich he wished the Coon to adopt. and the object of which w,... itmt in coast gnence of hi• "character of Deinite, 44t0tl the writing complain. ed of growitig not of wk..' he had done is that cha— reeter, the Court -I 141 drcicre itself incompetent. Ile•thes anispormed his conclusions in a lung speech, of which the hollowing is an abridgment It I rroenrlord noly no) , personal interest, I should most •renonace all my eructs to escape year jarisdicsime. I was se accuser before being wowed, •ad 1 only appear here hew in obscurity t• the law, which ha., as far as I am !heel:al of denying me justice ; sail Fakeer will le.?, front my presence here, that a citiz.n—• deputy—that several deputies—are not under the prnieetiun EN the law while defamed, but fill under its sword when they deTend tan easels** follow defamation. " The importasit rpierlin• is, can • Deilbly, 'daring the io:ortil of the Sessions, he brought helot, a Tribunal for opi hum* d. livered by Aim from the Tribune? I am not the Arm D. petty who has hero denounced, our the first who ha. been tujerstd; but I am the Gm who has been hr.-night to this her for net having been hownsible to iurfamons slenhneiationa repillTed, sail spired thrtnieh the whole of France; soil only eslenlsleel to make me regarded as the r•warttly siollreili aliees instigator of plots, as the infamous prosreator of crimes, of übicb I saw without pity the unhappy instrolb•ttis perish ..s the scaffold. There is no prrcrdelit. therefore, .to s nide yon , sod in repulsing a asorpatton of power, voit Atll M e eir p o hlw eratitude, and reader a service In the Allotoorby hineaflornsrel inseparable from the 'cries/M*6re system. •• 1 sHoit "hew you that the ineulpatiotwirlorh gave ores ••,c4 to the se.wee complamed of, were the direct 'result of oopions detorerril by me in the Tribeoe. la. twit be as. tot ieheti as the nom Ity of the subject. The tweet establish. m-ot of the Cowititatiunal Government, the liltte experi. •cce we have at the rights it confetti, sad the duties it Ifn. I WO., my, give importance to assertion. which there is OW WPC' to Pomona.. But toy dentim.tration shall be miens, tied I.ave yosi Re doubt of your incompetence." The eloquent Deputy then yenned out several f Iva ;_.es to the speech of the Procuteur-General, Mosigin, which referred to what he had said as a Ll•paty ; and concluded that what he had irritten Do irply to inculpations of this speech was not within Al e .ewaspeteace of the Tribunal. He concluded ." I ors oat aillieleid fur myself; say life replies to the in. rectives of flay 'amines. As a mall, nobody can reproach men; u is author, 1 have defended what 1 thought valuable, ottif IMvir Coatributed to save two heads from the block; rs ittelOstio, I have atolls voted arcordiug to my conscience. Siq 1 ell alllscavel for Pruner, for that beautiful France übirto is degraded to iho ryes of foreigners by the &vada t,• n o f the indiviJoals ammo 11111 the organs of the public ser timents." Alter hearing the A.vocat do Roi, the Court sic- CI that it welt cotopasoat, sad ordered Ilse trial to proceed. At five o'clock At Ci . r 'dimmed further pro crediugra nett day. whoa U. Constant is In dr food biosself. He was acconspaoiod to the coach by a rest m od or prrsoos. NOVEMBER 15. At oneo'clock, M. 8. Comtissit begins Isis tie. Ire:•re. The Court wits even more crowded than _ Si : lts:May. [lli. Best speech sod, his reply ter the silisitreutious of the Avoeet die Rai completely fill the [winch Jet/rails. e can only. gave a were d'illiiiirMAlrSgof which I am reproached by the Aerreof do lbef'h .sit having bron c hi the owner to trial, in pl ere of wrllliseir *eat he esti, a defamatory libel. Dal it was sleets .esirpbsidi for the Depletive inculpated sad for public Iran. tiwt the imputations of M. Malachi should be peuelpily disproved. After the weenies is the Chamber of Ltepartie., en Aumet bth, for online( him ne the 111.1 i had tees rrjarteel, in Ainewosing which Ism must eloquent adva wee aditsidied that lie led tired, it was to be eapected that he world refrain in his subsequent dist-ennui Gum loading with injuries" the Deputies he bad inculpated is the set of accintlue. but be acted quite differeutly, and called ter. Isla Deputies cooards, and perfidious, sod stated, that one of them bail beer expressly. tie Sumer W seduce one of Ike .erased, sail that another bad paid the cuuspiraters with *the Or of the Usurper. Vitt &II toteutiow certainly was to bring M. %mein hods% but it was stopped at the commeneresent. While • Demesty may, by a simple citation, and without previous for. sislisies, be .1101116004111 before the coesectssmal police. to aelmiontrative or judiciary agent can be attached without tensile suctioes long sad difficult to °Waits ; mad partied lolly alien the perms ie • Procureur General the thiag qu.tr impossible. •« By the code which regulates these matters the complainant is was before the Procurmer.Gerwral were addressed to the Keeper of the Seals and were rejected ; the accusations, liosever, grew with each day; it was mecca siry to reply to them. Several Deputies prepared letters as 'cryogen stenoccr than mine, and lie every these which I tenet urines I caa fearlessly say I was the interpreter of their 'unionists. The common course of proceeding was tee slow fur the juserest of France. M. Maggio had represented us as forming a cruet, soil it was of inemediAte necessity tie divas.* those oho were deceived. • The Avoca* has recuguised the p r iaciple, that if my se. coudients against M. Mantis ore well fumed:el, the colyabe. I.ty which he attributes to my letter will be south tiiiniunittrd. But if you place my defence by the side of she accusation, you will duel that the former is moderate compared with the wise." M. IL Constant then entered into a long expla. elation of his contloct...srf his visit to Siournur, and o ther isu rticul.tis, lauding to show the injustice of ore skcylisatiolop of Al. .UGngisy who ought s bad lie Guy proofs • so here brought M. Constant to tri.l. ass conspirator. He concluded thus: •i You, Geisilemeo, will sot give France the terrible ems. vi"iiyu, that every species of violence is allowed to use putty, and prohibited io the other. I have been gratultouely attacked-1 have-drfeenled myself with fraiikaus sod vigour Aare replies' with inuoirs•iiint, bat nut without iodise*. toot. Every thing ahirh I..l.unuotabk in France will ape. rum my coudoct—every thing gem rues is the hew' of moo, nal grant me us applaose sad ita sympatby—sod, under stew imperious's, I luck forward with einelisheme to the judgmetot you tee to tire." After the reply of M. Biller, Aelvocat do Rni, rend the observations of M. Molly, Counsel for M. ID. Catalan , . the latter again addressed the Court, persisting that lie, if he would not be couoideied as r c atered Nod in sesamin, be was obliged to defend himself in the 111111111er he disl.- 1, Nu design." he •• would Sieve made am hold any differrut line coudoct. 1 would rather live at the bottom of II dungeon thou sulk at liberty in !ranee. stained with the blood of the unhappy Oar; and however severe sissy be the punishment inflicted on sae, I should soy it is betier than to hear children utter urvorsol Behuid the murderer of out fa. to uv, the *aureate of our forailteer 1 replied be. eh ", T y ta i u pon cl. and ynts hI,. nOW to dtcislt if 'you will condense us' browse I would lint pm., f..r irsitnr--for *ha Not and most contemptible of men." The Tribunal ‘Finstprnird giving judgment till Tuesday. GENMAN Pd PENS. -I-- - VIENNA. toovsiassa 6. INTRICISH EUPIRE. George Chili.., the hew Piiiice of IVsllachiri, commences lily Government under the moat favoura ble auspices. He h.. immediately directed his iet efforts to check with in hand wind unishalten cou rage the evils which lies 911 Imoli stfticted the country. According to oceounro from Fockshan•, of the 16,h of Octollee, Kinachuk Ahmed Aim Com mander of the irodpa il•:+t remained in Jassy, passed throegh that losWO Ins the 14th, and proceeded on hi/ march, by way of Gradraehti, LAIN Ella Cal larasch, to Sill-tile, s.• that Moldavia also is cow wholly evacuated Sy the troops if the Jaltaa, end only the last .n8.'1 , 10.1E41 1,000 Be►chh remain under the commend a the Ejup Aga, to maintain politic order and 'revivify in the several districts. Accounts 'from J..av' of the 41st of Octol.er state, that the sail entry of Prince Sasidul Stourdta, and his public iosiallat • as Wthavode of 'Moldavia, had taken place the preceding day will. the usual formalities. The order lately nested against extravagance in dress hae excited areal ►ensation in Constantinople, and bitter complaints would be made alpinist it, did not people }totter themselves, that, like massy others, it would Into oblivion. The chief ob jects of the prohibition are 'curdy furs, Indian sitatth, or shawls of Europesea manufacture, made ill i 1111 l stint, of them, and 'clothes lined with silk. These last are Ho more to be warts by any body, from the Grand Vizier to die lowest of the people. The puihiMrion of shawl• at first cowed no small consternation among the English merchants, and it appeniell on this occasion that far snore than • half of the shawls u•e , l in Constantinople are sup plied from Eiiglish tnanufactories, and at very low prices. 'nue English factory made urgent re nion•trences its the Porte, and represented the measure as an sib trary viol.tion of the hitherto isioksistiog einninerci.l rektiens. A very setts. factory answer war given. It was intimated to the fa•tmy that the prohibition sus by no means di rected against the bode in certain guides, which remained a free as it wee before, but against the extravagant rise of them; th it besides, even in the last nowt It exit...di' only to the capital, and that the foreign merchants bed iv.iy• cod 11111.111,6 sufficient still left to dispose of their goods. In fact, it is most likely that the effects of this rigorous law will be visible only on public occasions, anal not at all on the p•ivary of domestic Observer, l‘ovestbei 5.) muistcw,•sovsmeas b. Count Einsiedel. the Saxon itasho.sador, is to go in grand procession on tl►e 9-h, to solicit the hand of her Royal Highness the Princess Amelia, f.r Puttee Neponink Maria Joarph, of Saxony. The ceremony is to take place in the royal chapel on the 10th, in the evening. There are to be vari ous fiativitire every slay till the 13'h. His Royal Prince Charles will espouse the Royal Br►de by potty. FRANKFORT, NOTEMIIER 10. The dligemeitie Z ilwwg co.itidus very long reports from Ilcdr•, of the 15. h and 16:1i (-17• h and 28th) of September, relative to the opera tions of the Tut kiiili fleet. which was entirely disappointed in its intentions of relieving Na. pull di Romania, and conquering the island of Spezzia. The courage of the Greeks defeat ed both object., lin the naval action that took place • Greek fire-ship caused such confusion a mo ng the Turks that they fled in all directions. The Turks hail apprioiched the Err-ship to lake possrs.ion of it when it blew up. These [tilers say that Napoli must now fall, and give a most favour able account of the suet:era of the Gieeko on the Continent also; all Attica, Livadia, Etolia, Acar. minia,and the whole l'elupotinesus are in their power. Odysseus defends the Thertnop) I*, where he de. rested, for the second time, Cheer*lud l'aelin, who again endeavoured to force the pose with 8,000 men. Niftier defends the Ludhiana of Ceilidh, Alaurocordato is in Acarnanie. and Ypsilanti to Athens. News had been received that a body of 'Forks was collecting at Scala Nuovs to attempt at landing ill S31;11 , 0s. Tory hail summoned the Samiots to submit, promising their exemption from taxes for seven yew's. The Samna', rejectid the proposal with dissain. and were resolved to defy all hostile ietentious.— (Frankfort I'upers, AOOlllll.. Ler 13) THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1842. Sume of the Peri. Papers of Saturday have ar rived. The Moniteur, it is said, contain& an article somewhat in the pacific strain of the late articles in the Journal des Debate—s sort of composing draught to traticpsillizt the public ferment. and al lay the storm excited by the rumour of the deter tnimition of France to march an army into Spain. It is curious that these etfiirts of the French 'Mi nister& to restore the public tranquillity disturbed. and the public credit beaten dean by false rumours, should be delayed until the public tranquillity had been re.torrd and public confidence had resched its former level. It would almost lead one to su►pect that the dfieirl people immediately connected with the Gurecument derive an interest from the decep tion. The accounts from Madrid, which come down to the Bth inst. notice a proceeding which re moves the may ground on which, according to the ✓oarea! des Debase. the march of a French pry into Spain was to be apprehended. They etritep‘that the proceedings arowsenced by S i bs Judge ref In. wawa than. COltanit I'AItADZi. wised the iredividuide cirocern.4 iu the enterprise of the 7th of July, ma! which it was th3ught `Would iavolre the Infants of Spai►►, if not the , Ctrs; himself, had been a►►nolled by the Seine., Cwt, in coast queue, of a deciOnit of the CalEfic The. orders , i►surd for the a►rest of thejatchlinisters week coo stquee►tly revoked, and the only ti"'! left to be ',unwed by Colonel PARADES berore iciwaneil of Mir, were those who had been tokeliwith ores in their h►►nds in the wetion of the rh of Jiar. PARIS, Novelise* 15 —nutlet( Fuebe.--rive pet Cents. opened at 88 f. 10 r.; clotted •t 88 f. 30 e.—Beek Stork, Lonot —Neapolitan Five per Cease. 781.—Exebeege es London: one month, 25 f. doe.; three swabs, 25 f. 20e. —(Come Autheollgoo, November 15.) _ _ . The following are extracts from the Paris Papers PARIS, ICOIEVIIISR 16. - . The Evening Ministerial Journal announces that the pretended Regency of Urge!, fearing to be SW. 'minded by the Constitutional Army of General Mina, had taken refuge at Puycerda, and had thus approached the howlers of France, which it is pro. bable it will soon enter. It is stated that the Council of Commerce of Paris, and the Chamber of Commerce at Havre, have addressed to the Government some observa tions upon the subject of the warlike rumours which prevail, and which disturb and alarm all commer cial dealings ; it is added, that the Chambers of Commerce in the principal cities of the kingdom a►e preparing to follow this example. Madame the Marchioness de Villette, the adapt ed daughter of Voltaire, Ishii wes called by him the beautiful and good, died yesterday in Paris. Madame the Countess de Perregaux, of the fa mily of Macdonald, died yesterday morning at noon. The Marshal Duke of Tarentum never quitted her during the three weeks which her ill ness lusted. Colonels Fabvier and Dentzel, confined in the prison of La Force, received an order yesterday to appear on Tuesday neat before the tribunal of Correctional Police, as bring accu.ed of having endeavoured to corrupt, by promises or gifts, the gaoler of the Bicetre, to procure the escape of the four individuals condemned to death, who were in his custody. The following is front Bayonne, November 9: — The Members of the Insurrectionary Junta of hail have arrived in oar city. Letters from the frontiers of Spain, dated the Bth, which arrived yesterday. furneah no news of importance. Those front St. Sebastian, of the same date, say. that since the defection of the band of Quesada, uo more factious pentous are to be seen. Dispatches arrived in Downing-street on Sunday afternoon. winch were afterwards fo►warded by Mr. CANNING to the KING at Brighton. Private accounts have been received from Ve. roma to the 6,h. which state that the Congress were deeply engaged in deliberation. They had already gone over the subject of the Peninsula and Italy, without having agreed on any precise declaration of their views regarding them, which was delayed till the end of the sittings ; but the basis of their' arrangement had been agreed on, and committed to the Protocol. This. it is understood, is perfectly pacific. At the time the advice. came away, the Cougrrss was occupied with the affairs of the Ewa, which prevented considerable difficulties, owing to the Oiversity of interests im plicated in this question.—(!!'vexing Paper.) It appears (ions American Papers to the 25th last, that there had been rather an incsease in the number of cases , of yellow foyer at New York, which was attributed to the large influx of persons into that city. This auglneutation, however, dues mot appear to have occasioned any great uneasiness, as the Mayor, at the suggestion of the Board of Health, had issued • proclamation on the 44u1 ult. annulling the restrictions formerly imposed, with the exception of those on vessels coining from places still infected, which vessels were to remain coder the scrutiny of the Health Officer. At Pen sacola, however, the fever raged with dreadful vio lence, and not more than 14 Americans are stated to be left in it, all the remaining i.opulation having either left the town, •r fallen victims to the contagion. • Commodore Sir RONEET MENDS has arrived in town from his command on the coast of Africa, and hat had seseral interviews with the Lords of the Admiralty, so the subject of vessels being still em ployed in the slave trade. A Second Edition of the Shrewsbury Chronicle of Saturday states, that in consequence of the total inadequacy of the sulnacription tor Mr. CHILDS'S election, the idea of a contest for Shropshire is given up. A Noble Lord, it is said, offered to subscribe 1,000/. On Thursday, Mr. BLASUIERE had on in terview with Mr. Secretary Curtin° on the subject of Mr. Bowan's', detention, when the Hight Honourable the Secretary for Fureitos Affairs miaowed that G-ntlemau l that upon Sir C. Sit/Awes application to the French (hema tite's' oevpecting Mr. Bowline, ou Alonday last, the reply was, at definitive answer would be given is a few days. lu the ryent of that Gentlrtuao not bring i 1111 l tediately liberated, or put upon his trial, it was his illiellboll to petition his MAJESTY iu Connell forthwith.—(Ereniag Paper.) The arret for the liberation of Mr. Bowititio, am . in the followitig words :—" ll est =is en liberti. attegodu yak la contravention dont il est prevenu n'ensporte pas k peke d'emprisownemeat ;"—vox. " he is set at liberty because the offence with which he to charged tiers not subject hum to the penalty of imprisosituent." Surely this discovery might have been made aomrwhst earlier. TIIC Fusoc—The market yesterday was very steady and lathing particular doing. Consols for Account. 819 84 ; ditto fur Money. 8111 82 ; -Reduced, 811! ; Bank Stock. 249 H; 4 pet Cents. 98!; New 4 per Cents. 104 f t; Long Annuities, 10 11-16! ; Exchequer Bills, 7 8 pr.; Sewn ditto. • 9 pr.; lath* Bonds, 42 43 pr. Foreign Stocksi New Spanish, 61! 6i; Neapolitan, 771 78 ; Rus sian, 87i; Danish, ~~. ~£~ 4 1• 44 ;' • '4, )4NIO. , • * • - v ' s a ''sgb POETRY. BYRON. [Fro= an ♦oerirao Paper] Satan his harp to Byron gave, And laid-0 Go sweep it well; Tby throne, lbe murderer's reeking grave, Thy t►eme, the feats of bell! " The Place of Skulls thy house shall be, Thy bed the couch of Shame; Plunge in Pollotins's putrid mea— ner, build thy hope of fame. To Misery's chilli new misery add; Tell him no pardon's given ; Drive, drive she shuddering sinner mad, Aod break his bold of h 4 . Sweep, sweep the lyre to godless themes, F..r Vice a chaplet twine; Of horrors be thy waking dreams, Of horrors that are sine. " Of agonies in hell that rise; Of darkness that is felt; Of reeling worlds—of sood'ring Of terrors yet misspelt! " Dark be Ikr picture, let no light, Not one dim ray Mew; Dark, dark as MUM curling sight ; As aeltdestroyer'a doom ! " 1 kiss's hope, roan's peace, for ever mar ; Eclipse Religion's sun; Tread out Salvsiion's gulden star, ♦nd see thy work well done!" He said—his Lordship took the lyre, Mad swept the striuga along; While Satan stole from heaven the fire. Aod toned the godless song! N, • ~ . istutnrolv, NO4IIIIIIII 17. The King this morning attended divine wor.hip in his private chapel. His Majesty was acme.. peaied by the Duke of Cambridge, and w a s punctual to the prescribed time of beginning the service. noon. The chapel was crowded by so. btlity t admitted by tickets. The anxiety felt from the late indisposition of the Sovereign occasioned the admission tickets to be moat numerously applied for yesterday ; to as many persons as the chapel could be made to contain tickets were granted; hut many. very many, of necessity had to brood over disappointment. His Majesty's almost entire recovery from the gout had been known for some little time past. We were rather prepared to expect that hi. M.. jesty's personal app►arance would exhibit the flare. of his late illness, hut we were most agreeably 0 .. ceived, fur, except that he looked somewhat paler, we never saw him appear in better health. The sermon was preached by Dr. Pearson. and the prayers were read by Mr. Holmes. About five o'clock the Duke of Cambridge, having taken leave of his Majesty, ascended ha travelling carriage, sod left the Pavilion for Loudon and Hanover. DEPARTURE of Ike DUKE. of CAMBRIDGE ad Ik. PRINCESS AUGUSTA for HANOVER. Yeste►day morning the Duke of Cambridge, at teoded by Colonel Stevenson, the Surveyor-General, invect•d the House of L..rdi ; afterwards his Hovel Highness visited the Duke of York. The Duke and Duchess of Claren,e. the Duchess of Gloucester, the Duchess of Kent, Princess Sophia, and Princess Feodore, came to town to take leave of their relatives, the Duke of Combridge and the Princess Augusta. The royal party partook of • &jam at two o'clock. Their Royal Highnesses intruded to pro. ceed on their journey boon after. hut were delayed by the pole of the Princess Augusta's carriage breaking oil its driving tip to the front of the King's Peirce at Pimlico, and being obliged to wait till a new one was procured. Their Royal Highway" started at lialfpast three in four carriages and four, Major Davison and Colonel Prott attendiog the. Duke, and Miss IVynyard the Princess. They proceeded to the Rose lust, Sit iingbouru, Kent, to dine and bleep, and will depart this day fur Calais. Alderman WooD, M.P. and family, a►rived in Glasgow on Thursday last, and were .hewn same of the public work. and buildings by Mr. Cl.g. LAND. The Alderman and family left that city on Friday to view Loeh Lomond and the adjacent scenery, and returned on Saturday evening. Oe their way the party intruded to visit Mr. Omelet establishment at New Lanark, the Falls of Clyde, .S:e. &C. The Shrewsbury limit lest week was attended very numerously ; J. 141Yrroa, E:q. President. The spurt has not been peculiarly brilliant, owing perhaps to the 11114:0111131011 mildness of ►he season. Lind the thickness of the covers. Tliursdi night the ball•romn contained 400 personages, among whnm were— The Earls of Puwia and Bradford; Lord Hill, Lord and Lady Lucy Clive, Me Dorhess of Hall.od. aid Lord and Lady Formder; Honourable* Orlando Bridgwearr, H. Gm( Benner., C. T , C. C. Jearkorsoa, T. Keay's, Giffaid, &c.; the Honawroblrs Hrs. Farmer, Taylor, and Min C.- toadish; Sirs B. Blount, Andrew Corbel, G. Picot, F. 14.1 r, H..fideraods, G. Rockville Browse, J. Balosbory; Sir &Omit and Lady Hill, Sir Edw. and Lady S.ylbe, Sir Jobs and Lady Wrotrealey; Colonels Clentrni Hill, Gaiscre, Loth bridge, K. Uighur% Gooch ; Captain Kysastow, Major Bayley ; Reverends, the Wan of Killilas, Arch/rec... Owen, R. Crocker, Horton. and G. A. Maddock; Mimic Plowdos, Edmund Bridgman, Hebei, J. C. Penmen, hooking, W. Child., W. L. Childe, Tupp, A. W. Corbel, Gifford, J. WiagArlil, J. Owen, Humphreys, :Hylton. F. Canning, J. Lyon., Own BoiSelds, Dickers, Walford, Vin cent Corbel, Eylou, Barton, jan., Boyisoto, I Chart lon, J. Mason, Sporliug, T. Letkr, F. Walford. " Zolriche Whitssiore, J. A. Lloyd, W. Lloyd (Astor.), Roorlood 11,11, T. N. Parker, T. Lloyd, R. Benson, Julio Coles, Hoick", Maddock, art. ENGLISH HIPSTITALITY.—Monday I:ist Mr. JOHN LARTER, of St. John's 'Flintierhill, 11l Nur. watch. invited a great numbet of lus net4tibours iri accompany him to Barton Turf to take prowes.irai of ail estate which he had lately purchased there. At half-past six o'clock on Monday mor ii ill g.st the sound of the bugle, every Gentleman who thought proper to accept the polite Invitation met on land, from wilellee, in nearly twenty earriagt• various drecriptions, they proceeded in due order to flappishorgh, where Nir. LA °TER had °flirted an excellent tsreakfrat ; after which the compaay proceeded to flartim Turf; where a sumptuous timber was provided at the house of .Ir. LARTIER'S tenon', wish fume of the beet wines that that city could produce, the dessert was also of a ellpeifor kind; after rojiliug themselves tor several hours. Mr. LAWFUL and his friends returned to NUreleil. They were met at filogdoleri gates by a band of music, which bended the proeession through the bilteell to the Bell lull, Orford Hill, where the evening was spent iti the utmost harmony. 'the passing of so large a ploeeestiiii tl Kh the streets at dusk of events.' excited a greet steal of atter:bon, end Mr. LINTER'S extreme liberality has been as 'ribs:not to causra which he no doubt would be glad to final correct. _ . . A lIRCPUTE—Facs.—A very genteel looking yevale mast ata MIA w 010141 a elgutth tN the 1141,, of iffifler; he pawed at the esstraote I the cm. g ,.. gallon stared ; he advauced a her steps. and It bel-early put. eyilig tie whole akettally, eotuuttid.ed • slow march up the broad aisle ; hot • pew we. opened; the audience were too bull for civility ; he wheeled, altd, in the same manlier, performed J tw rah, it.' I gill% No if to bus/in t mile, it the Deawi Mitch so Sala, rud tl.kuppratetl. A few eauweia. utter, he re-ctiteted a low block upon 1 , .• shoulders, as heavy as he could well stagger owlet. His eousiteinoice Was ouniove..ble aguor the good people stated, and half rose boos their lobby with their books in their hands. At length. he placed the block in she very centre of the pria.cipol !garage, rod sextet himself tyros it. Theo., for Ike lint time. the reproach was felt. Every petsiwtoor the church Wile intatitly flung open. But u.); the strum/et wds • wreaking., ; t r came Hut there fur ds.turtiumze ; he taint hut, smiled nut, but pre served the utusart decorum wail the service wur cum:laded. slier' he shouldered his black, and, te the. SAID, ,i..w step, byre it array, and replaced :1 where he had loured it. FASMONABLS NOERMENTS. The Duke ■nd Duchess of Montrose sad family an shortly expected in ton. from their real in grudged. Lord Clifton arrived is town ma Friday from Scotland. Lord and lady Anion have arrived at their seat, Shag borough, Staffordshire, from a tour. Earl Fitswilliam has arrived at Is!. feat, Milton, North. amplonshire, from Wentworth House, Yorkshire. Captain Charles Rich, R.N., arrived yesterday at the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn•strrrt, from a lour. Mr. and Mrs. Arbuthnot sad family arrived yeste►day at the London Hotel, Atbemarle.slrret, from Cambridge. Arrival at the Coburg Hotel, Charles-street, Grosvenor. square s—C. C. Weston, Esq. Departures :—The Hon. Arthur Koppel for Gibraltar; the Hen. Miss Foley on a test; the Hen Attires. Calihorpe on a lour; Thomas Rams_ den, F.sq. fur Oxford; Charles Itamadeu, Esq. fur Ferry bridge, Yorksbioe; sod B. F. Pope., Esq. on a tear. Captain Wright, 9th laseers, has left the Claremont Hotel, Bond.street, fir 'refixed. Arrivals at Kirk luins's Hotel, Lowev Brook.streel:—Major Weiland and Lady Jaiism' from Scotland; Mr. Mewdoa from she Coatineas ; and Mr. and Mien IVenl from Brighlau. Taman Tbleilewaite, E.g. arrived in town yesterday from big sass in Haus. Arrie.le at Meares Hotel, Lower Brook 'leech—Lord Isley from Surrey; Lo►aiae Esq. hum Leicester shire; and the Hua. Goaeral %Vallee's Irma a icier. DepSllllll , ll from Wsnee's Hotel, erwiduieetreet :—Briewee law Bestir Mathew, E.q. for Worthies ; Esq. for Mortimer, Berke; sod Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell for Lyealatten. On Sunday et' • g the Duke or CAMBRIDOR arrived in town from Brighton, and afterwards dined with Si► THOMAS Hist.or, at his house, in Bolton street, whe►e u most vunoptwous entertainment was given. Among the company were Lord But.. FORD, Sir H. TAYLOR, Sir J. LYON, Colonels )(RATE, THORNTON, mod PROTT ; Major Jules, Mr. GREENWOOD, &c. His Grace the Duke of Dssonsutat intends posing the winter in Italy, where main• of his rela tions and very particular friends now ■re. Captain CLIFFoRD, who commands the Es/rya/as. together with his Lady and family, are now, we believe, at Naples; and, as we long since stated, should they be joined by the Noble Duke, they will visit most of the islands in the Mediterranean and the Adriatic. ills Grace's quitting England. however, depends much upon circumstances, connected with the afftits of this sad the sister kingdom. The Duchess of Derousoiltn has orderer' the workmen to resume their excavations in slicing Rome during the winter. IVe hope riot heard that any very valuable antiques were discovered by the last process. Soli we are of opinion, that net only his Holiness the Pore, hut all the Authornies un der him, are greatly obliged to her Grace foe giving employment to many labouring poor, who would Otherwise be compeller! to resort fur a maintenance to the slender bounty of the purveyors of the " Eter nal City." Lord GEORGE CA VEN DISH, his toady sod family. ere now in ; they intend to lily I visit to the Duchess of DLVONSIIIRE, in Rouse, beissre they return. Florence is to he nnusually Ray this winter. Lord EURGHBILIN, ou his return flow the Congress at Ve a, inter& uo give musical parties upon a very superb scale. Should the health of Maclaine CA TALAN!, whose villa is on the betake of the Arno, near Florence. be restored, this distinguished artist will arsist in these musical fetes. Sir Huosou Lowe. Bart. has taken a house in Hereford -rarer', the residence of the late General Sir H. Oasis. Batt. Arrivals at Edinburgh :- Ttse Earl of bitty and Mr. Ogilvy. of Clara ; Jas. Forbes. Ea+ era. Wollsam Forbes, Dig. George Hogsrits, E.". We. Casleabea4, Esq. and kooks, Es' 4 . jos. Departures:— Tbe Duke sod Ditches. of Argyll, Mr. Newleit, Natirtestool• Km Wynne Graeral Kerr, Mrs. sad Mt.. Kerr. Nnw Coterr.—A luminous appearance was ob served in the heavens un the night of Wednesday last, at the distance of about a degree rod a half from Cor Caroli, winch . very much teserabled a ntnall etwoet: it was viewed distinctly for ten mi nute., from the tills in the neighbourhood of East Grinstead, but a nil of wine-cloud overspreading that part of the six, it became no luatisr 'mask, and the atmosphere has since been too obscure to are it. . - Inr -- . - 4041e V 1 1 nt ~; ~