The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1816-05-17 00:00:00

I N NAchzdial •%. e for 410. qe Si , .. 1 • . . 4 : 4 1 1 t or 0 •40 4 A dip It ) : 4 < 1 i ."' r ' / ( i 4 i i ~........„ .., ... A ' V • b r ,. itinikti!o r ` i. w-'l~' 1 . • • • P%lt .1. ~ , q. ~~Li _. LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1816• .PAUCE SEVEN-PENC4:. NUMBER 4191. Tbis shy i* roblishek prier its. i. besriL*. 1111 I9TORICAL REV EVIr of ,tbe POLICY 111 .of the RRlTibli COVEttNIIF.NT in the TREAT :II4.Ni' of its CATHOIAC tilialECTS, with is CunAderit. bait of their present Mini... By' lIGN ‘VILLIAII TANCRED, Esq. Barlistes at I.n* London : Printed for Joerpb hooker, New Rood street her security lu'r lists of proaeription. judicial mils vinationv, the pillage of property, MA the violation of all social principles P Will society, after twenty- QUEEN'.4 41JIALIVING-1(00.V, IIiNATRR-IltOtAL. DRURY-LANE. EVENING, FRiII)AY, Mow 17, their T itsjoratri Servos* will wirfons, fur die eta time, a sew tat*, cane., BERTRAM ; OR, TtlE CAsTLIC OF St. AI.DOTOUND. With new Scaserv, Drrueo, mut Enshrlltsiuneuts.. This day is PeiHobert, neatly printed in Btu. and hut . pressed, price 2s. ed. L ORD BYRON'S FAREWELL to ENG LAND. A PPENI. . Prieto& ror J. JOhustuu, Cheapside, and 335, Oxford. street. . • ••• The Publisher feels pleusre in announcing the above. Is it may probably be the last of the Nubl Author's that will appear in leartlaad. 1W wo:'7VR or TOR ROYAL PIIPTIALS. five years of reirolatioo, etc/it P. i4l oil equivalent for her lost iiistitution* and pul,lic morality, whirls it is %visited to destroy, irreligion, had faith. and that tatuei l linary diplomacy winch inane a spurt of the most sacred treniell, and placed all . its science and iesottrces iu the abuse of !toyer! . ft been announced, bY commute' of her lit,i e pry th e 11te Gazette, that she would hold a GMai,IF,-Moose yesterday at her Palace. for th e purpose o*i-eve:wine publicly at her Court rho congratulations iit the English Nobility and Gentry, as well int tlw Foreigners of distinction, noon the happy event of the marriage of her !loyal Nightly% the Princess Charlotte with his &Irene Nay buH►t Prince Leopold, a considerable interest was excited upon the occasions Mt only among thdoe of the Nobility, Centre, Mel those who rank snlilvientie high to be admitted at Court, who had the pri. vilege of associating and bring in the cumplinv of the Royal Pair, but also with a grrat portion u;l‘ the pliblic ' who were anxious to get ti glimpse of the lovely Princess and her Illustrious Husband. The anniversary of the King's birth-day u.rri to he cc issidered an annual royal festival, but yea. tervlay's Court exceeded any that has tikett place for a greet number of years, even the Courg after the King's recovery did not equal it--Atre were Karma between two and three Neurons'. The different guards mounted in the moriiiirg iis white gaiters, and the preparations were similar to a Birth-day Court. Although the Quest bits re moved her Drawing-Rooms from St. James'- Palate to Buckingham-house, the public were admitted into the Great Hall by tickets, as was tut,tornory at St. James's Palace. They began to arrive these soon after ten o'clock, very elegantly dream'. A guard of honour marched into the Court-yard. pre ceded by the baud of the 3d regiment of Guard., or Duke of Gloucerter's. The crowd coNcted round the Palace by eleven o'clock, and soon afire twelve it was so great that the Palace was canny accessible, till a numerous. ausemniage of Pirliee Officers arrived, under the direction of Sir Natlia. uiel Consist, as well we M:irshalmen. Meteor, &c. , - The New Music latish ot3l. tat the Tragedy comprised by 11r.•1.. Fi.okr. The Chorale. , hr 1Z. , 04, Mr. Pope, Ur flinllamma, Mr. Powell. alr R Phdhps. Mr. ilarnaiil : Mr. Miller, Mr. Ell-woralm, Mir. Cm... Mr. Carr. •11r. Knit, Mr Cooke, Miss Howe, Slim C00k4., Miss G. Carr. and Miss Somerville (bi ble Sth :type:leaner .at any stage) 'the Vocal Parts by Mr. Prim Mr. Smith, Mr. 3. Sailth, and Master Ilarrai. The Prolisgu.. to be spokes by Mr. Rae, lad the Epilogue b 3 hiss Kriiv. After which, a New Meta-Deamstie Romance, called • THE MAGPIE: OR, THE MAID OF PALAINRAIII. The Raillie, Mr. :Wooden; Farmer Germs, Mr. Dowton ; T.vrrar4l, Mr. R. Phillips ; St. Clair, Mr. Cooke; Richer., Mr. IYallairk ; Staimt, Mr. Knight • Isaac, Mr. %berry. lStne Gera's, Mrs. Opinit.; Adasente, Miss rally. The new Tragedy, called Bertram; or, The C_satle of St. Al.lobraint, will he repeated every rimming. To- row, tt,e Fares of Who's Who? Ogi Motitlay, The Magpie; or, The Maid a Nielson'. IN 'Foetal:4y will be proantaiil for the Snit time, a Fairy Tale, in IV., arts, called Oberoa's Oath; or, The Paladin nail the Prioress. moN cir ormaL, ; 1 1.4.2, DIM ESTRIAIr, ADIRLPHI. rstabliated 18110 DISCOUNT4.=I'ot►n mud Country Itulikene awl Ilerchantie Arrirpteurr. et *ay date Diecunalietl AL Right. Mall Nublraiesi and litattetsveu's Paper as sums as Its solidity cur* plocerisimit. Es,•ry description./ Malley Itsusioses trausasgal as usual, by way of Anunaty ur other wise. Attelmhutee from len till flre.—Letters to be post paid . IMPORTANT TRIAL. This daY is published, ifrier 14. 16ROCIRED IN GS Tut AI. iwrove the Hun. name GEORGE, in tba COURT •if Ex CH GOER. DUBLIN, in the Cause WHITAKER r. RIME. To which art shbjuined, Otftervatiuus on the F.stranrdiaory Usteure made by Mr. Sarjeaut Joy, Counsel fur the Oe ftudatt. .• For some time 'not scandalous doctrines on the ditties of subjects towards the Sovereign, seem to have received credit. l'olitical blasphemies base resounded even within the Tribunals appointed to make truth and justice triumph. These impious dOctrines bay produce iheadful effects on public opinion . ; but a heedful of brave men, faithful to their King, have repaired, by their example, the e►il which some imprudent maims ►night have pro duced. Geuerat DonisadirOL, and the garrimii of ()rentable, have taught tab to know on which side the Country and true gluey are to be found.— (QadfiiterMe.) csittitelit.v., mut 7. Rirtiart from Use JOilesul of Me here. For some time various circumstances indicated that some plot Contrary to good Order wets brooding in the vicinity .of .Gremoble: froM more particu lar information, orders were given on Saturday, the 4th instant, for the apprehension of some persOne: During Wet day the authorities were ap prised that }here were assemblages of people in the neighbouring communes ; and they immediately took measures of precaution.. Hy LEIGH HUNT, Vaq . London Printed for Holland Hptuter (Sutiersaor to Mr. Jullesruh 72. St. Paul's Clistreb.lard. . • . SOAP BI 1.1.• THE COMMITTEE (or oppnuing the IlUjUfit e liasitased ia Kilmer pf toIIFT SOAP, to the Prejitd=AßD SOAP, sad for eiliiniately &privies the Weelleu aid Liver), wad otter Maaidieturers, of tits Al lie•ariee beentiduredreade ire fIOAY, avast ttaity •at the CITY ur IAthIDON '4Th:it: A Riabopagate-street. at Elwell' eau& peteiaely. emit rciamomaumir. Sedesilay, alifill- live ; wad - pa fillON siti V.Alhotwitreg, at the KING'S ARMS %Aims, Paliatii •Ifeeroisatee. at Eight iiCluelt pre candy. , 111 'The: Goatatare w IlitAtramerive guy Usforatettea yr awuriaaiw w wit heelies ,So which day the Bill is to twerpartal. ' •• The Cuatatittee lee . Vint 'received. Ntitiuns agalefat the measure form many Sauufactiiritat Towns, they thlat it right jo add, that Petitinibr maw& a Tax Rill mows, ac centing to the Staudiug Order of the Roue .?(Cotustuue, he received. SWEET and STOKES. This day ha publitiied, king 3s. dd. Inward` 10th Edition, A DISQ ,P 1 on the STONE and °HA IM TEL; in w lit the 'althea's gadillterd drakes ore of fist knees Cementing is filly sad istisfacteeity expels- ' ed, ;miming out the eke wage hitherto ditteormil d gem lux that disorder, whit% has ea leag Mies deeamd the brings airdiforais, meittlem withltinaresthigi ere tbiel P eZ, when complicated with Vegan and drawl. By h. PERRY, SuiPeos. P. Wed (nr Sherwood, Neely, and Joins, Paternoster-Imi ; Ilerket, ; and Highley and Boa s 171, Fleetgesert. Tit I? .4 Tlt E-RO YA 4 COE NNT-IJA DF Y. Tolls EVENING, FRIDAY, Muy 17. will be acted, 17th tint.,e aew M orliesl Play, tailed Just published, in 2 vols. 184 no. ?s.; sera pities, 101. fld. AIVNIIAL GINAININGS of WIT and lIU AIODR, in Prose and Terse; consisting of a Releetkm of Ancedutrs, Buss Mute, Epigrams, Epitaphs, Emigrant, eludes Reeßims, Toasts Sentiments, /se. chiefly gleime4 front the minim's. Jorrnala and Periodical ilrorks of the Day, with some Original Pieces, By a CEI.EBRATED WIT of the AGE, Fyrisiag a Coutiuuatiou to " The Spirit of the Public Jody nate " Printed foe T. Keys, GUY NIANNEItING: OR, THE GIPSY'S PROPHECY. Colonel Ntannerinth Mr. Akbott; Henry Bertsans, Mr. f4nelsir ; Dominic Snopsnet. Mr.. Liston ; Dosslie Dinmunt, Mr. Emery; Dirk Hatterairk, Mr. Tukrly; Gilbert Glvssim Mr. Dellamy ; BMW, Miteklethrift. Mr. Simmons. I.my DWlram, Miss Stephens: Julia Marnering. Miss Matthews; tors, Mrs. Seymour ; Hrs. *Candlish, Mrs. Davenport ; Mow Merrilies, Mrs. Egerton; Gipsy Girls, Mrs. Sicriing lasi !Kiss Carew. After which, the Firer of I/WE. LAW. AND PIIYSIC. London. NEW MUSIC. LIH! REST THEE, BABE; the celebrated Mir Nailed sung by Nliss Stephens, /at the Thestreatayal. CAirtabeardea. in " Gay Manuering." To.which is aibltd, the Stanza an; by 'Miss Carry, is the armee of the Gipsies !latest, to the mine Play. Cumpused by JOHN WHITAKER. landau: Printed by Bottum Co. 7S, St. Paul's Elairelblard. Muhl also tni Pram*, Robinson, and Cu. Edinburgh. Price 2a. " The natural simplicity of the melody applied to the present interesting and touching verses before us, is highly creditable to the feelings and jittlritwat of Mr. Wrliitaker. The effect made upon the andiron- by Miss Stephens's pea - Constance of this little air, is tourliing and electrical. We etittgroteglato. Mr. ‘Vliitsker opus Ina ilistininialwil success in this productiou "—See Monthly Nlagazine fur May, ISM. Dr. Cara Owe, Mr. Bellamy ; Ftenihte, Mr. !Mathews ; I.olin low, Mr. Liston; Andrew, Mr. Emery. Mn. Hilary, Mr, Gibbs; Laura, Mrs flterHuu. To-mums., the Comedy of The Jealous Wife, and the N WNW' of Cumin . On Monday, the ?reedy of It Disco and Juliet—and Aladdin; or, The Wesiderfal Lamp. On Tuesday, the Comedir of The Jealmes Wife. On Wednesday, A Midsummer Night's Dream..-The Simp-Walker—and On Theo... Jay will be prottneed, a Tragedy (sever per- Atrinea in dna ennelry), rattail Adrlai4P ; nr, The Emigrants. Actrlaide, Mies ; lulls, Miss Foote. Although the Drawir-i.rimin was wit aumliiicelt to commence till two o the crr l,xny begian to arrive a little after twelve and continued till peat four at ull the different entrance.. Notet stnuding the immense collection of carriaKes, we dill not hear of any accident, every thing being ex.. tremely well regulated. The entrance of the corn. pang at one time was so extremely great, that there was a complete stoppage under the covered colonade for an hour. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT.GARHENT. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. YOUNG. ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 39, 1816, will be peaneni.4l Mielmpearee Play of CYMURLINE. Pwahnrana, Mr. %eoliths; 11.11.‘• (AK that night fully), Mr. (7 Kesel& i Cloteti(irst tim. , and for 'hitt night only), Mr. I.irloa. lawn (but liana). Misr St, vrith a Variety of EN"TERTAINMENTs The to ronelinte with a rewired Popular Grand Metu-Dramatic Spectacle. Tickets and Places at tie lion.ofßee; and of Mr. Yoram, No 3, Uneliess-atrtell, Pnetlassit-plaee. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MR. JONES'S BENEFIT. ON FRIDAY. JUNE 7. will be performed, the Cootie Open of THE LORD OF THE MANOR, With TOM THUMB. After which will he produced, for the First Time, to ea tirelv new, magnitirent, and festive Entertainment, railed PAGEANTRY ON LAND AND WATER; OR, VENETIAN VAGARIES. the Scenery of whit* will intim& the Rialto and St. Monk's Place, as they appear crowded with a innlsituile of eolendiil and grutesqoe characters, diarist the toile of 11w siiirand Casino, Carnival. In the cosine of the Entirtein• lucid will he exhibited the Superb Ceremony of the n_ poneals of the Duge of Venice with the Adriatic Sca ; the Dose Win; on board the Remotest sad serrisisuilcil by Urigentiaes, Galiuts, Galleys, Guedusista, seed ether Vent. ties vessels. of rarebits descriptions. The Eutertaiiiment will cunt-lode with a SHOWER OF IRON lON{, whirls will pervade the whets, Theatre, and ionvey to Ibe Spectator, A GAME AT MOTTOS OF catrsrioN ANI) AN SWER. The whole under the diiectiou Or Mr. Fei lex. Mr. JONES usust respectfully infusing his Friends and the Public ' that be shall be much gratified in prescoting TICKET{ OF ADMISSION TO THE STAGE. to those ladies end Gentlemen who honour bins with their Fatinic exc, amid who may wish to mix is Characteristic Dr( swe wish the Perfumers in the Carnival. *Or, and Marrs for tke Moms. to he had of Aft. Bran don ; and of Mr. Junta, at 14, Chapel-street, Groartoor. place. TO BE COLD BY ACCTION, MY ME ETANs, At bie house, No. 24. VaII-Mall, on THURSDAY, May 23, and two following ilzot, ..... TUE V A1.1.1A111.1: I.llll{ ittr AN I) PRINTS of a Gentleman recently &erased. Meln.l.oz the Hourbton Gallery, 2 vols. in Emasta ; With Uothraken's Hemls,large paper; Bark's Vicars. 3 rola ; lhactlalt's Moomatiems. Wars irkshire. It vol. ; Wolves mlitiore 1.1( Klosnallehl's ;Norfolk, 5 vols.: (:` , 'vs, w rel.. ; Noelhaminonslsirt,/ vyls I hiske's York ; Sinkelev's It; uremia m Cos imuom, Abney owl Stinoclirolge; Pail.. Orintinde, 3 t 0!..; 11..•9Iianam. AnU mn sispf por.e. IS vols. liar:Miry, 2 vols.; Gentleman's 3lszazme, 11• vulg.; L'ui'.e.►Al 1111MOn, li2 wo!, &r Le. Select A►►ieks of Established Repoititie,s. IIPM FT'S - ESSENCE of I'l. :A 111. ;,10.1 PEAK!. DENTRIFICE, whirls excel. Moth in I 1,, goner and alt.:ter, every tither nrepalatnai for the Tel tla sod (:tons, peire4e.Bll. earls The Essence pa5t...0.41 , 1y crumotesoled to Parrots :Lad Pur.ons who hair thr ca 4.• of Children, as the geeste.t 'avocet:dive of young mkt tro.I.T Tel ih. ,Your nee Grnethie bat what kart. lbe wordy, .1. !le nit, 'kinky, and &Mir, rorksintr-sterel," engraved in I.:. clomp. t'ATILAR tti.tN WATER, for the seem' impaaisinput .if the the curs' 4 all cutaneous &swarm., aid dhc ti to and ,titavt of veuessuns issecta. fiats, 7. 44. ; 4.,dt-ftiels. 4r. 04 'nth. VAYLEVN TRUE ESSENTIAI. `ALT of LEMONS, taking luk mad stains otnt s t bare *44 Liam. Tb• 11,q1ii PP iv " If% iitumieu," on MP "HZ ao l WraPPef • 4114,i bid geOritlNC Dllrjrc for 'Allow Oman oat of &IL, Stoll. Woolley, Cloth, ftc. price Is. each. reriiiibte POAIAI.AUL DIVINF., prise as 64L the Alen. 101 l AVltolesile soil Retail My BAY LEY anti RI.F:W, 'try ant& and f.161101 , 11(TUIlilli of ',strews': awl S' - gerrila Cans, COrkgisdr-.!Vert, 1,00100 where alms ,oue he Mgt CADMAN'S loeuniparable RAZOR STRAP, Lite 6 , 0 *WI .0014 .Au able um• ever submittal' as the Public Peke C. nit d Ws 8d (Irk. This day is published, liasttoonsely printed in Four lute Volumes, svo. with a Portrait from mi Original Picture, price 11.165. in boards, a New E,liii••ii, of THr LIFE of SA JOHNSON, 1..1..11 romprrhe soling an Account of his Startles and moue rints %I'orka , iu chrieuulugieal urikv; a Merits of his Episto lary Correspouilenee an4lConversetions with many eminent Personas; mad var . Ordinal MOM s( his Composition. *ever before published. whole eahilsiting a View of Literature and Literary Men is Great Britain fur near half a century during which he flourished. By JAMES BOSWFI.I., Esq. Printed for'F. Csdell and Davies, Strand. Of whom tiny this he hail, 1. Another nlitirin of the Same Mirk ; neatly printed in five pocket voinmea, prier 1/ .. iw hoards. The JOURNAL of a TOUR to the HEBRIDES will, Dr. JOHNSON. Nrw in one vol. >lvo. with a Por trait of the Author, price 9.6. in boards; or, in one pueket vuluter, price 7a. iu bawds. Tliis day are published, price 7s. in boards, M I ILY l'it A : c i.o,ed principally 1112iu Expreusimis takru from the Holy Scriptures, nal front the E.tablishesl Seniors of theClourelt of Breland. By ilk Kee. THOMAS COTII.:111 LI., A. M. Perpetual Citrate of Liiie-Hud, Staffitrdshire ; aud late lk.wr of St John's, Colltle, Printed for I'. failell mid %V. Davies, Stranil ; and sold also by Ilatchaid, Piccadilly ; Seeley, fleet street. IN t lions limy also be bail, by the ►ame Author, An ASSIZE. SERMON, intended in illustrate llw Nature and Necessity of Laws, Haman and Divine. Preacher-lit State turd, Mauch 15, UN; price Is. SAE - This das ii puhli.lreel, 4 yob.. I2mo. Mb. hoards, dedicated, by asataiiiu, I. the Rigid Hot: Lady Condornoly, (WEN C ASTEV. ; ‘ I hich is the lie mint A Novel. By NARY ANN SULLIVAN, Largo( the Theatres rigIVOI No.wieh, Liveipool, Birming ham, %lamiseslrr, &e. [minion Printed for W. Siturkin and R. Marshall, Ma llows,' conri, Litileale.strytt. Al. , just published, ' , marry IDE; or, Euphemia. By B. 'Faoa., F. N . 2 vols Itsso.lOs lid. honr,l4. IT LI. LE:AI:TR PORTRAIT or Miss o•NEILL IN . _ TII AN A O'ER JIL! rr. MR. NI A 11. E bovine completed 1114 EN- I. GRoV.NG from the ahove Portend, paints by G. I)A%%' R. A. keg: leave to itsflorm Iltr Stth.erilwrs mail the Public, that the Proof latpre•,uintic will he remly foie celives yin a few ilrys. The l i rtuts w►ll he publi,h. Jin the emote of the tit. A timelsed Poled may be seen at Ur. CAIIIIS(110 , , Cock imur-oor. t ; Mr. 1/rusee, Kew Itomi-street ; Mr Thllllllll - St. Jamea'aAtrect ; 3lr Arkermaares St, ; Mr. Mat.lonalore, IlertAlreet; and Mr. Crels, Tay itii.wk •.trect Perowia wusitilig for eerie itapecesioms axe rtoinestval to apply yam, ea a great part of the proof* are sttholthe.l To...treaw will he puhlished, fr"E QIJ A KTF.iti.l. ItEV I F.W, Nitoilwr XXVlll.—Contents :wt. Rote of Swictr iu Ike U ighbuids of Scotland, during the Relwillion in I I —Ciu twine Papers, wilili•hed front the t originals of Otincan George Fortier, of Callwk..-2. The •ri,erait, of Vittorio A Ifirri, trooslated by C. 1.1.161.--3.l'crriiii al N rra tire of Travels to the Equinoctial Regior. of the New Con tinent, by Altuander de liontbulill.-4. The Fair 1.a1i.1 of Tvielwle: a C.ornioh Romonee.—A. A History of Invelit awl Darrowerieo, by Joins lieekosaan.-11. Sernonts, by Archi bald The Sentry at Farm, by Leigh Heat.,-11. The habituate sit some Letters written lie an Eagliahasaa reibleat at Paris during the loot Itrign of Na pole...—.f.. Tistaimeteir; Narrative of Robert Adams, a Sollur, who was wrecked on the Western Coast of Africa ; woo iletaiserl three years in Flowery by the Arabs of t h e Great Desert, sad misled several Months of that Period 19 the City of Tombarton.-10. lin Convey de Vilma', par Ite Prodt.—l I. The Politico, Life of Viorawarit norrioetoit.- 111. Elgin Nlarblet--Itetrort from thir Select Cwastreittre on the roil of Elgin's Sets Iptorwl Marliku, be. nista kr Julia Nurrry, Albemarle street, FUREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRENCH PAPERS. PANS. MAT 13. The vivitir of the matures adopted - has en tirely dissipated the insurrection, and there no longer remains in the Department of the !sere a single rebel in arms. The Authorities are promptly occupied in delivering up to justice all persons taken with arms in their hands. On the Bth and 911. instant, Y 9 of them were condemned to death. Two of these c 'jct. had already undergone their punishment at the moment of the departure of the courier. The execution of the others would take place on the next day.—(illoniterr.) PARIS, MIT 13. Several 24-pounilers have for I.4oier days past been removing from the Castle of Vincennes to the Royal lintel of the Invalids, where they are to be plaved on the platform. Yesterday evening a person dressed in uniform. who was endeavouring to excite disturbances. was arrested in the l'alais Royal. _ _ It k Raid that the Prince of Sulre, Governor of Amiens, is ut A Journal asserts, that troubles have prevailed at Tinikuse. Nothing can he more false than this as sertion. Faithful Temlouse numbers no inalevo. lents within her walls, and the whole population would rise against those who would attempt to dies turb public order. Bust to circulate false news has always been the tactic of agitators. Who dares to doubt the justice of Providence ? Sometimes slaw, but always sure, its decrees are certain of being sooner or lister accosiipliAlied. Those who huve not forgotten the early epochs of the Revolution, recollect that the early meetings which gave the signal to our long political storms were held ut Visile. It will aka I.e remembered that it was ut Wale, Bonaparte raw the traitor,' and perjured men Buck to meet hiin under the standard of revolt. In 1816, revolt is overthrown on the some sioot, which was the birth-place of the Revo- lution. where the Revolution commenced ih odi- ous and sanguinary reign. The last efforts of treason have turned against the traitors, and what it few days ago was the subject of disquietude, is a sithject of security for the pre sent and a lesson for the future. In other times ail uncertain policy, the weakness of Chiefs, the int /minty of sedition, served but to prepare the sue (CPS of Malian,. Now the firmness and vigilance of the administrators, the energy and activity of the Military Chiefs, have sufficed to defeat every plot. Would these maniacs, without means, and having for their accomplices only obscure brigands, men whom they have misled, attempt to struggle against public opinion, and to plunge France again into the abyss whence Providence Ism raised her? Will Fr:tare, miraculously &livered, exchange Farther information was speedily received. and at eight o'clock in the evening., letteri a►►d men• angel sent by the Mayors and Well-disposed per soni, furnished the certainty, that a mob, com posed of retired sol►liern and pens iota of the moan- , taint of La Mute, Oisens, V►zille, and other cir curojacent loins hail collected at F.y bests and Echivalles, and meant to repair to Grenoble. with the intention of securing the Authorities, and over throwing.the established Government. Milittry dispositions were immediately made. About 11 o'clock fires appeared on different heights, and the insurgents approached the city by the road of Eybetts and that or Claix, with shouts of Piet I' Eapereur ! Troops sent out to reconnoitre an nounced their arrival.. . They . were received by detachmenti of .troops, and after a sharp firing they were beaten and repulsed at all points. A great number of them were killed, and, among the rest, Goonoini, one of their leaders, formerly as (Aker of gendarmerie: several were taken. Meanwhile a part of the departmental guard of the here, and a detachment of national guards, at tacked another assemblage which had gained pos session of the Bastille, and took tha t important post with the bayonet, after receiving several volleys. The insurgents were dispersed at all points. It was believed that they amounted to 4 or 000. During this fighting without the walls, the at most order continued to prevail in the interior of the city. We cannot help bestowing the warmest praise on the bravery and noble courage displayed on this occasion by the legions of the Iferault and here; the Departmental . Company, the National Guard, horse and foot, and the Dragoons of the Seine, who were in garrison in the town. The Gen darmerie also performed its duty with great re golarity. More than 60 persons, who were among the ri oters, were brought in on Sunday morning. They were received by the whole population with shouts of Vice le Roi ! This turbulent night was succeeded on Sun day by a public solemnity : prayers were offered up in the Cathedr4l of Notre Dame, in me mory of the entry of the King into Paris.— The civil and mild try authorities intruded. The Bishop officiated, and a very great atomiser of the inhabitants filled the church. All day shouts of Vire le Rol ! were incessantly heard white flags were hoisted at the wiudowa, and afforded • fresh proof of die good disposition of the inhabitants of Grenoble, to whom the project of the banditti, which had just been frustrated. and the danger which they kid escaped, furnished occasion to ma nifest their sentituents the more strongly. The following is the Proclamation which the Prefect pitiblished on this occasion : THE PREFECT OF TIIC ISERE, KNltalr OF THE ORDER% OF ST. LOUIS. THF. 1.►:6105 OF HOSOCR. ST. JONN OF JERUSALEM. &C. TO THE INHIL.. CITANTA OF THIS DEFAILTSIF.NT. Inhabitants of the Isere—An anJsriose enterprise his for a moment disturbed the tranunillity of the city of Grenoble. The vigilanee of the aathorities, the energetic inr ioures directed by the Lieutenant-Gemmel commanding Cie di •isina, and the briniest valour of all the carps. which vied with one another ios bravery, dispelled every dnug r. The friends of order, the true Frew:bonen, ought to cougratolute themselves upon as event, *hick in proving to the sedition. their impotence sad the inutility of tbeir crinkling' cf. foils, will force them hut into that obscurity, from whirb they ought neerr to issue, without rereiving at the memeat Amgen chastisement. This mad sedition to quash ed —the talina of the Isere is pursuing the remnant rif the innergeata, and the Previstal Court will call upon thews, without delay sod without iimlateeace, the capital pimento. meat which the law decrees to their crime. Inhabitants of Grenoble, enjoy henceforth is security the Meeting; of retire, sad of the Goveranseist of the King.— Let sot his faithful servants be afraid to testify a love which is In truth the love of their amontry. And let those who are so nafortunate as not la feel this noble And virtuono senti . meat be at least coriviaccd, that from tormknee as well as frown aseessity, Op 9 most inevitably submit to his authority. -..t'froe Se Hsi ! rfred d jamais Jes Bourbons ! Grenoble, Mar ti. 1516. The Prefect Coast DE MONI.DIATILT. The grand object of attraction, the Royal Pair s arrived at a quarter before two o'clock. iii great State; their carriage being preceded by thins others, iii which were Lady Emily Muriay, Lady John Thymic, Mrs. Campbell, Miss Cotes, Sir IL Gardiner, Col. Addenbroke, Baro►► Hardelibrook. and Mr. Percy, Escorted by a party of Life Guard., followed with the greetings of the public. This Prince Regent, the Duke and Duchess of York, and the Duke of Gloucester, accompanied by his Royal Sister. came in State, with their full suites. with escorts of the Life Guards. The Doke tht Sussex came with his full suite of attendant►. A few minutes after two o'clock, her Majesty. with her usual punctuality, entered the Drawing. room, with her numerous and distinguklicd faintly. all looking remarkably well in health, and moved according to their age and rank with their twiner. outs suites. The Queen took her usual station, her Chainherlain, Vim-Chamberlain, and other At. tendants, standing on her left, and the Koval Fa. u►ily on her right. Her Majesty then proceeded to re. ceive the coqgratulations of the splendid, brilliant. and highly distinguished throng. They passed on from the Queen to the Princess Charlotte. Prince Leopold, &c.; they all appeared to vie with each other in their hearty compliments and good wishes. Her Majesty received an Address of Congra. tolation from the Borough and Town of Gut Wined. which was presented by Lord Grantley, the High Steward, and the Recorder, accompanied by Gen. Norton, upon the happy event of the marriage of her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte with Prince Leopold. Her Majesty also received several other Addresses from different places upon the same subject. One of the first introductions upon this memo- Mole day was Colonel Thoinas, of the Bengal army, by the Marquis of Wellesley, on Ins appoint. meet to the Order of the Bath. The extriior of the Palace, as well as the interior, had the most apleudid and faseinatitignippearasice ; the company who hod paid their congratulatory respects to the Queen at the commencrinent of the druwitic-ruoar. could not leave the Palace, their carriages slot bring able to draw up till all the company Were set down. Tfw windows of the Palace were filled with the eleganies—othem prainenaJed the Pithier Court-yard, and the grass-plat, and, with such ussettililage gave it inure the appearance of a growl fete, or gala of njoiciug. The mildness of the weather bring extra urly favourable to the occasiati. and St. Jewel's Palace being very ecruwded, no inch exhibition ass beheld previous to yesterdar. Th e egret of the pinasetiodir was cousiderahly height. coed by the excellent accompaniment of aurae charming pieces performed by *helloed. delightful sight was truly novel to view the females in the niagoilicent Count dresses, soh their elegant plumage of white readies', which were generally worn in honour of the wedding, and numbers of the grutlemett wore w hite favours in their Inds. Such a coots-toted 41111 dignified sit sarmlilage was never beheld in all open women tale Up4llll any occasion ; they consisted of Bishops and Clergy in their full robes. The Lord Chief Justice* of the Courts of King's Bench and Cu tttttt on the Lord Chief Baron, Mr. Justice Palk, Mr. Jus. tier Abbott, Mr. Justice Holro)d, Mr. Justice But. roughs, Mr. Justice Richards, and Mr. Justice OM. las, who have lately been promoted to the liettch ; and also Messrs. Warred, Scarlett. Harrison, Cook, Ratite, [tenpin, Agra, Bell, &c. also have Litrly been appointed to be King's Counsel, to their furl bottom wigs and robes ; the Naval and Alditar) 0111. Len iu their uniforms; the Nobility, Ladies, and ' I ALL MONEY PRIZES. FIFTY CAPITALS snit. IN THE WHEEL. NEXT WEDNESDAY. TEISF4. Omtriwtor for the pre.ent STATE • LOTTERY, Oleo to inform the Pallfie that NEXT ‘YEDNESDAV will be the LAST DAY of I.IIIAWING bid ONE. The following i. the State of the Wheel : 2 .... of ..1.30,000 .... are L.60.000 2 . 5,t1a0 5 9.500 It 13 1? IA &r. &e. Re The Arit..l awn Prize above 50110 And be et least 0,0001. awl may he 35.0001. IV4rrauted Undrawn Tickets and Shares are now selling, 4 the Contractor, T. RISH, 4, 4'urnhill, nod 5, C.hartng- Cr.on, and by Ilia Arun throughout the United Kingdom.