The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-06-03 00:00:00

Rivkin., we►e heelthy.s.Ttie 6rot division of the igth regiment had arrived at the Cape from Eor, land, bit bad been pot under quorsatiow, is COIN*. quence of the measles haviox broken oat amo ng them. The 28th teginornt bad proceeded on for India. The passengers in ibis 'hip are:— H. Boyd, Esq. Civil Service, Liaatensot•Coloaet Slack pole, rvplaie Shaker, Lieislesamas Mrshn , s a n t h, Le w i s , Fool, Qutrternototor Fox, Poomooloo awison, Dr. Hu soil, Sorruos Michelins and Coghlase and lambi,. The A/aaey, 40, Captain 'JENNY STANHOPE, recen tly 'mired at Portsmouth 4'rom •he Smash+ American rtatists, left ftio Janeiro previnus to the. B.thi.t the Id, and Pernambuco on the 11th of April. All was trampsittity at those dater. She. parsed the Portuguese ship of 'war Dos John, of 74 goof, boariog a Comantidore's timid pendant, on the 21itt of April, on the ,Line, conveying back the King's 'row. intended to petition Rio Jamie°, which the nr* Authorities there rejected. The Stoney went into Portamoutit harbour .on %W -ootton German Paper* received at our Office state, un der the hrad of St Piturs'hurgh, tett'Mey, that the pew tura bas uut yet made auy .c.tionge iu die roomer trade.• A full Report of the proceedings At the General Meeting of the British and Foreign 'Philanthropic Society, held on .Saturday at the Freemasons' Tavern, is given in our receding columns. its oteblishment being fur the purpose of offording pe►macaot seleief to the laboucing clawing, derives increased interest from the CIFCUROtinee of the present mehincitoly state of Ireland. The Irish peasant, !leaven knows, at home or abroad, is no idler. Whether as welt:halite or bad men iu the streets of London, or the cultivator o f a s o il grateful to the world but him self, he has reeerr been known to tam his back upon labour and seek the bread of idleness. There must be something rotten in the ►tate wberie a being so gifted with mental and physical powers can be ff,unti starvineiti the midst of plenty. We repeat, plenty. for though there eaist on actual scarcity in tet tam districie, it does not Appear that there is not in other parts of the island the means of supplying the deficiency. The fact is, the pc.aaatry iii the d'uttseasod districts have no money nor means to purchase provisions, however cheap. They relied exclusively upon their potato crop for subsistence, and that having failed, they moat perish unless supported by extraordinary amistance. No words can adequately express the gratitude due to the man who contributes to the correction of this moat vicious and criminal • The Lotto C nANCELLOIL and the Duke oliDat - sat had audiences of the Keii yesterday. On Saturday the Lords of the Pitvy Council app isenabled at the Cntlctist, Whitehall. which arm mt. 4aNiird by the LoND Paganis', the LOUD Cu/tact:Lima, Sir JOHN 'NH:NOLL. the Jet* NI the Arches Court, the MASTER of the Rotil, and Viscount Mu.viu.t. The ATTORNEY-GI. MF.RAR was in attendance. The question easier I sisteusaion was, the eight 4 choosing Magistrates •lor the town and Coacerl of Inverness. On Monday the Regestas transport, Lieuteaapt ,Tirouesom, agent, arrived at Portsmouth from ,1.. mo o s, which she left on the 30Th of March, in corm poor with the Loyal Briton transport, having on board detachments of the 6ist regiment, and in valids of she 33d and 92d regiments, and royal at. tillery, and condeutned ordnance stores. The Loyal Briton has since arrived ; the troops have landed, and both transports are .discharged from the seratice. On M ley the Nautilus transport arrived at Portsmouth trims the Cape of Gond Hope and S. : kft she former place on the 9th of March. The tick division of the sloth regiment had em barked ut Sr. Helena for India : another ship was daily expected to take no hoard the remainder, Friday the ilbios, 74, one of the guard•abipo at .Partaciontli, having been so comnrussom three years, was p.sd of by Capt. Ralson', and reconinsis •sinned be Sir WiI.LIAII HOSTS, Bart., K.C.B. The following officers are appointed to her : Liestenants JAS. ANDEASON, AVM. BURNETT, J. S. MuaaAv. aad W. H. MaaTto ; Ms. J. E. A Daasow. Soy peon ; Mr. J. Womaca, Assistant- Surgeon; Mr. It. CHAPN•N. Purser. Atspiored—E. L erio, sad ship Barkworth, hie Bombay. Ifurboar—Quee• Charlotte, Albion, Ramilies. Waliacm and Mary yids., Barger, Grasshopper, shinty, Lyiegie, and Whop,. Sir Jonas COCILDURN, Paymaster of the Royal *arise Aseets„ lost week inspected the Portsmouth division, the accounts, &c. It is said the 'admits are mire ranoteted by their own Paymaster in fu tate. anal out by a clerk atilt Clisque-office. in the Dock-yard, with a view to diminish that expense. The Deligla. PartAion. and Slaney b loops are ordered to be prepared foe cumini.sioa at Porta moat b. The Swallow revestAversiaer, Litre. 11011 GAY. is removed Irons Milford to Cowes. th e elm . 4 14 . Lkut. J. ........114srcart. on the Pre. 'wive mutton at Shanklin, mind thirty-nue, sad es the civil' twevareight *mimeo( spirit& • view son dmiiiiisiionvf the "mut public 'sprin t attending the •mskmg the ightuti of Ber muda a safe and cenvenieit naval port s it is intend vit to employ .boss 300 convicts in anteying•nn the lehbefere. *wk. The Commode! mid treeloise (owe-shops) are is , be fitted•ter their conveyance thither. Bermuda is considered as en essential sta tion tor our limps un the coast of Nail!' America, and the West laden stations, during any war rah Ainenes. Tat Pubso..--Oltiorto the number of hohdaye Jenne the - week. and the near approach of the shutting of the 'Cestoota for the dividend. which blk , s place to-osorrovv. and the great scarcity of farinvy on Saturday, the Mirka eau very dull mull' de. Zotr i &: . N NIS 1 , " 'lf • if I 1 %4 ,t; . SP , POETRY. -._ ON IMMO AN ACCOUNT OP THI Nyman C•USIID BY THE FAKIRS IN MILANO. And is it thus with thee? Bright Em'eald Mother of deathless heroes!—Can it be That every glorious and triumphant smile Is changed to tears--to bitter tears fur thee Hu Jaeger on the field of martial fame Thy children, full of glory, yield their b►eath: Famine (talks forth, their ardent soul to tame, Quenches their fire, and gives them up to death. The pride of manhood droops ;—the eye eau pie 0.11 on scenes, trac'd by its own despair; Than sick'ning tarns from all that it surveys; Fur Ruin in her dreadful garb is there. Here on the turf an aged father stands, Implueing Death that comes to him too Isle: There • young mother wrings her trembling bands lu all the horror of approaching fate : Cliagiog *rotted, with faint and dying moan, Her famisted infants raise a feeble try; She gazes on tient; feeloto• than alone, Shores bet laid mile, and, shuddering, turns to die ! Aaielsd Merry! Why art shoo so slow in *notching Virtue from the yawning grave ! Ca! ere she dies, thy pious aid bestow; Oi ! mined with Heaven's mandate, come and save. Wort wretched Erin! shall thy bright sun set an the deep shadows of o'ervalselating fears ? Shalt thine own native Shamrock wreath be wet With Famine's baleful dew, and Misery's tears, Forbid it every brave and noble heart ! Oh' fraught with Charity's owe holy seal; Swift to a fintish'd race her aid impart, Aod view their deep affliction, but to heal. What blessed Form*, with bright, yet tearful eye, Coates Erin's drooping head from earth to raise; At her approach Death and his tenors Sy, While Hope aspiring, sings of better days. Mora lovely far, than in victories' leer, Each British beset shall bail that Form Stelae; And while a rescued people bless ber pow'r, Exclaim, " My native England, thaw art Wu!" • Britanoia. Norwich, May 29, 1822. [From The New Monthly Magasinej Air•-" Fly ■ot ft" Wks totters skies are fiord with red, Aod fairest more with hasty tread Upopriogo to ope H ' grade. gate, And chose the liseriag stow t h at wait To spy the blushiag dews; IThile rays from Pbcebus' glowing enr Gleam brightly on your rummest's har t And pour o &rod of glorious light To shame the slothful mos of Eight, _ Oh haste—oh haste To snatch the fresh and fleeting hour, Ere noon has sipp'd each dewy flower • That decks the spangled lawn. Oh shake off slumber's drowsy spell, ]n moraine* pleasant haunts to dwell; And haste to join the (emitted throng, That greet "be dawn with choral wag, . Or skylark's earlier lay: With aweless footsteps freely rove tree annoy plain, or leafy grove, While new-mown bay its sweets bestowing, Fetfunirs the air Ibsen freshly blowing; Ok haste—oh baste To meet the bee on homy wise O'er opening flowerets hovering, And watch the squirrel's pkg. To taste the gifts of earth and air, That l'buibirs 6 beam will scaly On newborn buds of every hoe To trace the Vine, ing drops of dew, The timid hare to spy, • Who stealing forth, now hopes sues. To banquet ow the humid green, And oft, the while she fearless grazes, • Admires her leveret's frolic mazes, Oh haste—oh baste— Joys like these will But melt like minim, es mist away, From day's too piercing eye. Yesterday Divine Service was performed to his MAJESTY'S household at his Palace is by•the Rev. Dr. F. W. BLOSIBIMG • Yesterday the Duke of YORK paid a visit to his MAJESTY. Ascot RACES.—We understand that his MA JESTY will arrive at his Cottage in Windsor Park this day, preparatory to the races. All the arrange ments fur the accommodation of the Royal visitors are on the point of completion, including the grand wised. which taw been erected under the direction of Mr. NASH. Os Friday the Duke and Duchess of Guru. CESTEK gave • grand dinner to the Prince and Pernoese of Daramwaa and Prinee Faenearac of Huliven', who have lately arrived in England. The party consisted of twenty-five distinguished characters. There was also a numerous party to meet the royal and illustrious strangers, amounting to about 120. The Dukes of YORK and SUSSEX were invited, but did not attend. We understand the frame was, the former was sn muds engaged in giving directions and making arrangements for the review which took place on Saturday ; the latter (the Duke of Swum) wee prevented by indisposi. ties. The .Dsiekesa of KENT. the Primers' AUGUSTA, and the Princess Surma . AIIATH.DA, were present. ilettodey the Duke and• uchess of GI2II - Cunt bad R uutmetotie dinner party. rac. natitiok tteparteres from godismea Hotel, Dover -street ;n•-terd sad lady Hastingfield fue their seat in Sstrult ; of Longford on a tour; Lord Cooley fur his sett is Kent; Lord John 'Hay fur Scotland; sad Julia Slott, Esq. un a tour. Lady frfaesmaghtes sad family have arrived at the Clare mont Hotel, Bond.atreet, from India; also C. Thelluatm, Eaq. from ditto. Sit George. Lady, and Miss Nugent have left Wore for their rat in Backs. F. H. Standirh, Esq. left the Clarendon Hotel, Bond street, yesterday evening, for Spain. Departures from the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street : Mr,, Sirs., and Miss Lockhart for their seat in &edam!' and Mrs. mud Miss Durward. FASHIONABLE PARTIES FOR THE WRNS. The Cnaatesa a Jersey's post, Berkeley-sissee. Lady Vase beelyert's bell, 81.1eases'esquare. Lady G. H. Carsadiab's mosaic party, Berlisites Hoist, Piccadilly. TO-11101LIOW. Mrs. Seen Money's root, Csesedisb.square. Lord Melville's tutertatameut, Admiralty. Aloneles bill. WEDNESDAY. Earl Grusarnor's entertaiontent, Grosvenor House. Sir EJ.ard Cudringtuo, Bart.'s pally, Ckarles•street r Berkeley-square. THURSDAY. The Doke of Devonshire's coucert, Devonshire Houma The Duke of Wslliugtou's estertaisment, Apsley Howse, Piccadilly. Lord Stewart's entertainment, St. lassees.sguare. The Dowager Collides' of COllOl entertalutuent in Bur. lingtun.atrem. FRIDAY. Um. Davenport's mercer, Lower Brook-street. The Earl and Countess of Seftou's party its Arliegloa siceet. SATURDAY. The Marebioness of Londonderry's ploy *free lire Opera. Earl Broonlow's esteriaionrest, Cavendish•quare. Sir Walk's sad Lady Harriet William Wrrno's party in St. Jasues'a.square. SUNDAY. The A Inhassodor of the Netherlands' trued ettertaitmest to the Doke of York. !wed and Lally 17.0 e Dunstaaville'd estertein Upper Grusnenor•eireet. Mr. lied Mrs. Unities's per% fieflase.square. FASHIONABLE PART' ES. The Esrl of Jersey entertained the Duke of Devonshire and a distiaguisbed party ou Saturday at his house tu Berke. ley-square, The Duke of Sussex entertained a large party at dimur yesterday at Kemingtoa Palace. The Marchiorrees of Londonderry's party on Saturday after the opera, was attended by the Princess sod Princes. of Denmark sod a isrge party of distinguished fashionable.. The Earl of Birsintun entertained t►e Marquis of Dias down and a large party at dinner yesterday at his bow* in St. James's-square. The Duchess or Wellington ha. isolated cards of iu.itation fora grand musical party on the Mob Mama! at Apsie3. Herm. Mr. sad Mn. M. A. Taylor entertained the Earl and Coveters of Sefton and a distioguirdsed party at climate yes teriay at their house in Whirehall.yard. The Earl of Mansfield bad a dinner party yesterday al Ms house is Stanhope-street. . _ Lady Holland Wm ieaped cards of invitation for a inimical party on she lath wawa. at her Wise its Piccadilly. The Countess of Emeit's party on Saturday. in Hill-street, Berkelereqoare, was very elegantly attended. The Hon. Thomas Greaville bad • large party at dinner yesterday at his house io Cleveland.row, The Countess St. Antonio had • musical party yesterday evallorg at her house in Hanover-square, which was both aumarotaily and fashionably attended. J. G. Lambtou, Earl M.P. entertained • large party at dinar, yesterday at his boom in Ckveland.row„ Cord Lake had a dialler party yesterday at his house la Park-lane. The Earl of Roselyn entertained a party of his distinguish ed friends at dinner yesterday at house in B'. J1M111.144111111e. LORD STEWART'S ENTERTAINMENT. Lord Stewart gave a ntosl sumptuous eotertainuseot ON Saturday at hie house in St. Jaincs's-square, to the Duke of York. The distinguished party to sweet big Kopf Highness were—Tie Prince and Princess of Denmark, Prioce and Prioress Esterhazy, she Duke of WeHesston, the Margolis of Auglesy, she Marquis and Mercian:mesa of Loodouderry, Count and Countess Lieven, the Earl of Liverpool, the Am bassador of the Netherlands, Si► H. Taylor, Lord Robert Manners, Sir Thomas Lawrence, Sir Hussey Vivian, Earl Beauchamp, Sir Henry Floyd, Captair Burdett, Mr. Green. wood, Culooel Taylor, sir &tweed Krrrisoo, Sir E. Barnard, Lord Frsocis Conyugbarn, Mr, Cox, Lord Howden, Sir John Trollop, Capt. Cartwright, Mr. Brandeis, Dr. Chernisede, the Marquis of Camden, Count and Conolese Moltke, Mr. Dent, Sir Henry Torres', East Bathurst, Mr. ♦Hervey, lard Thor. Cecil, Mr. Wood, Colo•iei Walters, the Danish Ambassador, Lord Borgbersh, the Earl of Wiltshire, Captain Jones, Sir W. Gordon, Major Garwood, Mr. Stuart Wortley. Captain Watson, and Colonel Broom The baud of his Lordship's regiment were 'intim:led in the hall, who performed during the evening. At the grand fete at the Opera•house on Thurs. day night, the company had to pass through the royal butt to the scene of the muzy dunce, which was graciously permitted by his MAJESTY. The first couple that passed through were Lord FIFE and Maclaine Nost.gr. The sum produced by the night, clear of all emirate, we understand, amount ed to 45001. _ _ The 'Countess of 51111,111 r lost a diamond cross, worth at least 1,0001. as she was returning from theists pt the Opera House on Thor.day night ; but the los took place after her Lat4allip had left her carriage in Berkeleyasquase. The lost pro. petty was found at an early hour on Saturday morning by a poor country boy, lately arrived mu town, who received the reward (501) offered pub.. hcly for the reatitution of the lust diamond cross. Among the latest leohionable arrivals at Bash are— Lady Glynn, Lath , Thaw peon, Hoooorable Mrs, Framer, Sir J. Adam, Sir L. Glyn*, General and Mrs. Burton, Gene. rat Cary, Captain Aubrey, Ite. Among the fashionable arrivals at Southampton are— Sir John (Meld, Bart. Hon. R. Westmont, Gay Bar tiestaa and family, Sir James sod Lady M•Gregor and fa. only, Sir Buumbier and Lady Wrey, Batt ; General Cameron am! Miss Shute, Goons and Lady Jame Carmelite, Mr. and Lady Ann Cruickshank', itei ROYAL BIRTIII.—The two Princesses, Consorts o r th e julluns Dun CARLOS slid Don FRANCIS PAULO, brothers 10 the King of Spain, we►e de livered of two Princes, ou the 13th sod 15th of lest month at Aroujues. The residence of the celebrated poet Cowmiss at Olney, hai recently been !liken by Mr. Ralson of that town, and converted iuto a bookseller's shop. • - ; .13t7C117•63T, , Alm 1. Great , t 4ll . Ire Vakins to finish tha impromiseala is progress at the Pairiliors. The artists, Ire. work extra time,. The prepAratioras' we knderstaad, ere is the adroit-est state, that at i fo r t n i g he s moire, it would be possible to pat the apartments in a elate fit fur the receptioo of Royalty. It is tut likely, howearr, that his Majesty will visit we at quite so early a period. The lowa will be pleased to learn that our precious Patron has apia given a Gohl Cup, value 100 guineas. to be rust for at our ensuing Races, which cootmeuce on Mooday, the t9th of July. Mr. Watts Russell, M.P. and Mr. Barham, M.P. are in eurarrival lint. Lord Rocksavage, after a short visit, left us for tows, on Thursday. Lord Beauchamp is still sojourning at the New Steyne Hotel. We are happy to observe that the Rail of Egreenoot has ex pressed his .hithest approbation of our new racecourse. Hip Lordship inspected it on Wednesday, aad proceeded to London. Our theatre is not yet let, in, is there, at this ti•te, ws understand, any one i■ treaty for it. Mr. Mashes has bees deterred from cuotisui•g • lessee by the magnitude of the rest._ His Grace the Duke of Norfolk left Aldi.gbours Hoare, the seat of his brother, Lord H. M. Howard, ot► Wednesday, fur Loudon. TIMATRES. ,••••,.,,,,..... SADLER's,WILLII. The eatramdinary attraction of Ptaaat EGAN'S T 0,,, .sarl Jerry has inspirited the Proprietor of this iThe a rre to advance another claim to public favour. The subject to which we allude is that of a new melo-drame, entitled The Batch Pirate, a piece combining the highest recommendations of interest. situation. and etrrcr. The scenery is at once costly, beautiful, and Imposing. One of the views is copied from the celebrated winter-piece of TANDEM/ELT. The music is pleasing, and the catastrophe terrifically grand and striking. The house continues to be numerously and elegantly attended. Several persons of distinction visited the theatre in the course of last week. Tag eue•lY. Ssturday evening the entertainments commenced with a new grand serious romantic melo-drams, called The Solitary of Nowa Savage ; or, The Fate of Charles the Bold. It embodies and ex hibits eke circumstances of a mysterious tale of guilt, penitence, and unfortunate love, in the his tory of the hero from whom the piece takes its title, sail that of an orphan of whose father he had been the destroyer. It is almost unnecessary to add, that it possesses a large portion of that in •terest which ever belongs to the strange and the romantic. Among the theatrical accompaniments employed to give the story its full effect with the audience, the scenery is entitled to , particulasy fa vourable notice.; the' general character is that of beauty and 'neatness of execution—but a single one, that IV the summit of the monutain, was so wittingly grand and elegant. as to elicit an EX pension of naivetes! applause. Oo the whole, we have no doubt thot the melo-drama will become a favourite. OXFORD. Jung I. • UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. The Prize* ler the present year were yesterday adjudged to the followmg Gentlemen : TA, Cbameellaes Prbsec—" Alpe* ab Ansilbale Sit. perate.—Laiin' Verse, to Mr. J. Cilriati, BtrUllbelle Col lege. " On Mond Beridseee—.An English Essay, to Mr. W. A. Morley, New College. _ _ 6 . An enviers'./merit spud litruditiore• Awfignortots Polytheinass—A ll.ati. &say, to Mr..l. B. (Alley, Oril College. Sir Roger Nordigales Prize.—" Palmyra"—Eaxlisb Verne, to Mr. A. Barber, Wadhase College. ^ 41 -. The remains ofthe late lamented EDWARD Jilt- NINGNASI, 'Esq. will be removed this day from his house in Bolton-row, for interment in tlre family burial-ground in Norfolk. A great number of Noblemen and Gentlemen, friend, of the de ceased, will accompany the melancholy procession out of town, including the Duke of Noasout, Lord PETRI, Mr. HORNYOLD, Mr. BLAKE, &c. —Mrs.JKININGEIAII remains dangerously ill of the same complaint which proved fatal to the docents!. On Wednesday, the 24d last, being the anni versary of the birth-day of the heir of Wpinstay, the day was celebrated at Wenlock, in Shropshire, by the ring ing of bells, .firing of cannon , bonfi res , mid ether demonstration' of etithiniaam. The foundation of the pyramid to be erected at Ramsgate in commemoration of the Xiimo's visit to that town is now prepared. The pyramid, which is fif►y feet high, is getting ready. It was intended to consist of one solid piece, but it having been found impracticable to convey it in that state from the quarry, it has been cut tato tire pieces. The Dublin Freeman, of the 30th las►, states that letters were received from Mr. MP RV' liana's, oil the preceding day, and that he was iti perfect health and spirits. Amongst the least ostentatious donations in fa. four of the Irish poor, is that of Mrs. PALMER, of West Mulesey, Surrey, who hat directed her agent in Ireland to distribute 1,5001. amongst the poor collagen on her mates iu the county of ,Kayo. We understand the parish of S'. Giles, Crip plegite. has obtained the sum or 1691. by a collec tion from house to house. in aid of the general sub scription for the poor Irish. The iron steam-boat which has arrived at Rouen excites • grtst deal of (-tallowy. The mechanists), which is of a novel description, attracts particular attention. HAZARD and Co. sold the two first-drawn Prizes of Twenty Thousand rounds last Lottery. To- MORROW Two Tweuly Thousands and all the other Capitals mull be Drawn, as the Lottery will be all Drawn To-alui row•—HAZAßD sad CO.'s Offices, Royal Endways Gale ; 26, Corohill sod 324, Oxford-our', corner of Swallow motet. Many persons think because Bien sold in Shiites both the Two last Twenty Thousand Pound Privs draws the last day of the last Lottery, that be will sell both the Two Prizes of Tweedy Thousand Pune& in shenext. We see so reason why be should, but we cettainly see No • season why he should rot; however, a Awl limit well deter. asiore,aa all the Twenty Thousand Preload Pets% awl all She .ipthee Capitals, oast tas Draws TO4IIOI4IWW. Tickets mitt Illosree, we observe, will be ea Nile in 1114411 Offices, 4,,(Curabill ; sod 9, Chaolas-cross, wail twalte it'clach aught. .111 ~~ ~..~~. REVIEW 47 ,liithISLOW. The trawl Review announced In our Paper of Friday took place tot Salmis, on How%law t1i414. Al nine o'clock the la and 'ld regiments of L.% ovum., the Royal Pince, the loth Iltitiwes, the 14th CLOY ILleetroin-, the 16ib Homes, and a small brigade of artillery, rame e ta the Heath. Their decrees ..d appointments app. ared to he all new, wed their geoeial appearance w•• of the highest order. They immediately proceeded to take sop 141.4 op. pointeil stations, at ,a dlstawee from tie politic road, aid formed inc yea- lime its front of the spo Pita *twice their isninceisvemi were to'be witnessed. An issimrnsellrra w.s kept clear of easriars 'by the 9th Lauren., whoArtit the ground . ; and under whose direction, as the commitsy arrived, a complete senti•eitele of equipages of tom, va riety was formed at a convenient distance for witnessing U e interesting exhibition. In the rear of carriages, marquees, tents, soil booths, for the sale of refreshments, were .r. , ed ; and ronaderalile hveßnevs was added to the plessieg reap devil by the presence of many of the it inertia airway., whose instrumental perfectness continued to play slam s awn of lively airs. Twelve o'clock was the hour fixed for the arrival of the Comaxamter.in C►i.f, and, as was almost universally be. lievid, for the appearance of his Majesty and hia'brilliant suite ; but centrery to the gravel expectation, and to the great disappointment of the tearneuse assemblage, hi. *haw y did not appear on the road. A paper of ymterday says he wag protested by an attack of the gout. A passage to the road was kept clear by a guard of honour, ronsisiiag of a troop of the 9th Lancers, and • little before, their Royal Highorsse• t he Dukes of Yoe it end Gloucfster,secompsoied by the Duke of Wellington and • few other offices-sof dislincisna, arrived. The moment the Duke of York came in view unite hoe la was received with ksalute, sad alertly afterwards. a Digital was given for the guard of honour, which still Ormallied •t their post, to come in front of the hoe. &Me afterwerds the istelligenee was eirerlated that hi. Majesty was sot to he pretest, and the spectators in coneequetsce rushed is all directions towards the space •ppwisted for their accent modatioa, and at this time we think the treble and quadru ple rows of carriages which were collected, did tint cover a space less in exiesi than • mile sod a half. The effect pro duced by a view of the whole was extremely pleasing. Inquiries were sow made respecllsg the Prince sad Pria m. of Denmark, and it was sous ascertained that they bad snivel' me the grouted is a plain private cars age drawn by roue putt horses. The carriage was placed in front of lbe lime, behind the spot on which the Cummauder-ia-C►ief af , team& took his stubs It view the troop. His Royal Highness the Priem of Dennis. k, w►o was dere/bed in • plain dark green coat, with a sear on ►is left breast, •sd who, In appearance, is not much meta, the Duke of Tor*, mounted his charger, and rode un the right of the Duke during the close inspection of the iegimenta which followed. Heeppesred highly delighted with the scene. The Cosamander.is-Chief hsviog passed along the trout and rear of the lime, serrounded and followed by a very numerous Staff, sad en immense member of horsemen, proceeded to the station we have already described, which was coanderably in advance of the carriages. An order was at this moment gives for the nearer approach of the carriage of the Places. of Deatark, as well es that of Prince Esterhazy, in which was the Prisms, the Mar. quit of Aaglesey, with several members of bi. family, Lady Steven, and one .or two others; and is eff. nisi ale ob ject alone maltase was occasioned. A great sumbtr of the other carriages, not apprised of the peculiar privilege intended, pressed (inward to follow so desirable as example; these were mired with horsemen •ad pedestnaas, and it re guard the almost arenas of the lancers to portal • di niuliaoeous snowman all along the hue. May of the pe destrians were severely liaised between the wheels, is ea deavouring to evade the soldiers, dud many others were rob bed of their watches and penes by s daring gang of pick pockets, who, um the alert to seize every oppoetsaity foe plunder, look t►is as pavilion', adapted to their parpuse. Order was at ',sea restored, and the buuaew of the day proceeded. The whole of the regiment', Is the first instate, passed the Commaader-Imatirf in dainties, In ordinary time; they afterwards ;mad is single file, and auheeraently is .datsions, at fall gallop. Nothing could exceed the pa eisiuti with which these insameuss were made. A series of fourteen different military manoeuvres followed, exhibit ing various modes of attack gild defeiket, boils us t►e pert of the heavy and lightdragoonr, which imlsded charges in line and by aquadras; silvans and retreats, chalets of position, and in fact every thing which road afford the spinsters • notion of the uperalio•s of sorb troops in the field of battle. Skirmishers were thrown out, who discharged their pieces as if at an approaching enemy. la conclusion, Ike wbule of the troops turned in line, and ' lag its frost, gave • grand •lute, the ai tillery bciug r. peatedly dis charged on the right and left fl mks. The at most credit is duo to the officer' of the day for lisa teal and accurary with which Hifi pet flamed their respecters duties. The whale briaade was under the tommand of turd Cathcart; Sir Robert Hill commanded the best y, and Listd Edward Somerset the Dahl dragoon,. The review terminated shortly after three o'clock, 40 ir Royal Highoessrs proceed. d with their sespretist Staffs to IViodsor Cottage. Diu rely serious accideat uccar.td, al though mach coufusion prersiled. The appearance of the streets isi the metropolis bore testi mony to the immense number of its pupulatiuu whickliad deserted it fur Hounslow. 'my presented but little ttf thew usual crowd and bustle. The roads in the morniag were renikred debahifigly pleasant f,um their having been watered; but the poiser„of the su■ during the day uas such, that Ott the eels,. of the multitude th.y arght be said to muse is a cumpkta sphere of dust. A Court of Common Council will he held at Guildhall on Thursday next, the pith instant, ft r the purpose of electing s City Marshal. On Saturday, the 85th ult. Alt. STUART was served with an indictment to wand trial hefi•re the. High Court of Justiciary, on Monduy, the lOili of June, for .heing a principal in the duel in which Sir ALRIAnDIR liosiest.t. was shot. W. M. BORTHWICK charged with stealing letters awl pa pers from the Sentiat/ Priming-office, at Glasgow, was ohm served with like legal process. Joan STEVENS lIRMSLOW: Esq. M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridgy, was, on the :it'd, low, elected and sworn in Protewor of Mtneralvv, m I he room of the late Dr. E. D. CI. A IMF. The cloth and silk triodes are improving in Shel._ ion Mallet, as are the road. to ilie town in all il— rectionv, under the management of tl:e Curim.- *loners. By • vessel which heti test arrived from Van Die men's Land snit New South Wslva. Syritith, sent.: 111) to December but hate twtn Governor MACQUARIE had 'Arts hts passage in.khe Surrey, Captain RAINS, end was to wail #4ll En rope in the Ara week of January. A new setae.. mew has been founded at 111mquarie •Iterbone. in the south-western port of Van Diemen's LAW, for the criminals sentenced to transportstion rrysu she old settlement of Van Diemen's Lend. Emottasous Ptec—Wee casght sr Chilling low Pool, near Brewood, in Staffordsturw, the r•a;- deuce of C. F. 431,7A1D, Esq. • pike 46 pounds, and utraouring Imam the head to the trul furor feet three inches. When opened a trout was found its its belly, which, though emanated, weighed Jour pounds and • half; and a mule, which ‘ltis fish, *heti taken, was in tie act of de vouring. This &.e pike was preventerl by C. F. tharaan, Esti. to his Grate the Itlarquis of 'iTAFFURD. ~-~~ . MI A.._ I 1 k • ~~ 1 I - C ,, { ,I . . . . .