The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1816-05-18 00:00:00

llt :4:1% served in ..the 4ilaliniatie line 54 MUNttn, 1141, 1. Cenot on Peering is comisso.tiooetl to give nit Stlzloarg and the Inn, end Hiagwinek-Viertel, and Coma Iteelaserg at Frankfnet, to take potweletion of the strovit•s• N we have acquired on the Rhine, end its the itti.teipality of Fulda. saultir 1.% N.IY 11. The Eti2ll.l: regiments of cavalry whirls are to quit the army to return to Tin/lend, have rere!i , tl counter •irder.. The extraordinary r ale: i t h ave I w o threatened again the train - I'lllloy n 1 Fr.i.ire, lift fto/1 1 1141.** connected with thiq 11r1V Megstire. In r.ever:tl ttttttttttttttt of I: nine- ahnitt. P.M: , the *tenni' arti..lsit% of trouble, aml e oprrsad a repo.t. that ill tli 11,1; i : ew revolution v...,11 1 .,1 Inr.ik ,nit i•, that akin. St V ,. 1••• 1711 t•urr r ale 1.410 thi4 soda( ity.—(Oracir, Ilay 14.) TH E BIZ PI: !':SS. LON DON, ITURDAY. MAY RI. The Paris Papers of the 14th instant liter arrived, containing intelligence front Grenoble to the 10th. ft has been ascertained that the object of the emispiratorg was to overturn the legitimate Crier-rut:tient. This purpose has !wets completely und the most vigoron. measures are adopted to prevent a repetition of the attempt. By an order of Police, all persona are for bid to :isulithle in gmnpes in the ptiblie places, in the streets, or on the ramparts of the r:tv.— All strangers lire obliged to give an account of the motives of their residence in it. Travellers nom in. provided with a passport, and ail foreign or fic,rq, whether on half-pay, or retired f r om the stroke. or dwelling there for the portmse of Iwing ouittirmlize.l, have Iwro ordered to split the cite be fore 'tine o'clock on the night of the Bth. These measures kite beets adopted within the city, fit addition to them, the Prefect luis ordered 31 gruentl '4l 1-arinitig of the inhabitants of the depnrtincm. A!! those who shall not deliver up their anus within Y 4 hours after the decree, are to be treatetr as arc sssss plices in the seditiost, and prosecuted :is too I). All iwctorts convicted of harbouring a rebel are 81.13 to be considered as accomplices, and puoisheil eorthogly. Rewards have been also Lovett to those who love been mre4 active its suppressing the con spiracy, and others tire offered for the discovery nod apprelwnsitm of the parties concerned in St. Among these the Slime Di PIER is paricularly mentioned. A reward of 3,000 friiites is offered to whomsoever shall deliver I • up, dead or alive; and the inhabitants of the house in whirls he .hull be reittill, are to he delivered up to a military C0m 0,,, to be put to the sword. He is rept,- sents4l its the princitiat agent in the revolutionary movement which took place at Lyons, in January last, and abio in the present conspiracy. Th., .linh• department of the here is declared its a state of stage, and troops are marching in all duet -forts to occupy it. The account stating that t %%cot)... three of the insurgents lisd been convicted 011 the gth and f)th, of whom two had suffered death, and the remainder would be executed on the flocs not appear to have beets correct.— Tt'e latest intelligence from Grenoble, which is duo i die 9t15, mentions only the conviction or four pr. op to that time. AVe hope the hitter state ment is just. l'he execution of so great a uanslwr, wills:nit a single exception, would be 31111 useless and 'I.A-oiling set of severity. or the ramifica tions of the plot there is no further account.— We observe, however, that three conductors of the 1%1 al Post-tdlices, upon the route of Lyons, are 5t,,t, 4 1 t o h i ve miscnittliictal themselves. Two of them have been suspentletl, and the third has been removed. The fire per cent. Consols Were on Moodily, 4!) 1-20th Cr.—Sauk Actions 1,073. Dutch, Flanders, mid liatuhurgh Mails have arrived. The Brussels Papers, winch are to th• 14th, state, as a report prevalent us the parts of France around Paris, that a new revolution would break out in the present month. All the visitors of the Queen's Drawing-room, on Thomiay. .peutt in rap:tires of the Primer's ('tLita rrt: of WA LF, the affability to . her steno an our —the j.iy that 'seamed in her e)e—the smiles t:.at mantled upon her countenance. To her inti mate friend:, her Roynl Highness has declared, that she is " the happiest of the happy." When the inniahility of her Consort, the interesting and es timable Prince of SAXE COM:IW. is considered— when also the peculiar situation of her Royal I ligh oess's past life is taken into acrount—her present frlwity, , however grateful to an affectionate people. who contemplate their future Sovereign in het Royal Person, is only what might be naturally ex pected. ller Royal Highness is now like a hittl just s , eapeil from its cage—a bird, after long conniw nicat, for the first time tasting the sweets of liberty, 'lying the *first flutter of its wings in the open air. Locliassting scenes solicit her on every side—here all the fascinations of the capital—there all the more natinst twenties of the country. The only diffi to decide where to bestow the preference, t , i.l to which she shall wing her way. With. tba . . exception at an excniaion ;to WeyrnogtTr, mai the road Isetirerts Windsor a n d Ideven:t, Crasibourl . ' Lodge and Warwick (loose, soul three or Your nuts to The l'lwntres, her 1t0 . ,;a1 flightless, until Thursday', knew nothing of either town or country. From the rapture with whirls she witnessed the performance of Miss O'Nrit.t., it is presumed the Theaties will be often honoured with her tires/ wee; awl the summer, it is said, will be de. voted to sin extensive tour through England, for an early trod intimate knowletl4e of which her Royal nighties, soul her amiable Courant love rapre..ed u most laudable Anxiety. It we lwlarre, rrrtnitt , that his Serene fligliness has neat: ,d Peerage, a ol frets, the most Inadalrfe motifs , : It is not from any dislike to the title of kends', which report had given out as the our assigned for Il i 111 l but here Use he wish( s to de vote h i es If esui,ely to domestic life, end would -1 the opportunity of iiiterfrriog in lt(ditir., whirl, even is sr,,t in the House of Lords, the ne cessary eutiviequeure of the title, would attortl. A debate took place in the House of Lords last night, on the Marquis of Decmtrtaitsm's motion, tlw object of which was to ascertain by whose an thorny the military were lately employed iii the streets of the metropolis without the civil power. This led, of course, to fill examination or the two cases already before the public, in which the Earl of EsAEX was interrupted in his progress. The Noble Marquis, after contemn's:: strongly for the p iple, that tlie military should only act in aid of the civil power, and replying to the arguments used loy the Earl of Ilinnowar, on the former slight, expressed himself gratifies] by the course adopted on Thursday, a n d willing to withdraw his motion, on the assurance of the Secretary of Stale that such a grievance should not again take !sluice. Lord Stomper'. having repeated his runner assurances to that effect, the Marquis of Cecil istatsm. after some further discussion, withdrew It tame out in the course of the discussion, that the PRINCE ItEoßtev had sent his directions to Loral Sit/ROI/1n to provide, in all such eases, that the military power should uct under the civil ; so that the 41111.1.1 may be considered as COW.. 'deftly decid.il r and this important constitutional prii.t iple recognised by tlw hiAiert authority. In answer to • question from the E•rl of LA U DERDA LE, the Earl of LIVERPOOL admitted that it was the intention of Government to apply to the Rink for a Loan, in the course of the present Sell- Sitp, hilt Could nut state tlw amount. In the Countoittee on the Rink Restriction Act, the Earl of LivErtroos, proposed, that the resigns's. tins, of Cash wrists by the Rank should take place on the Stli July, ISIS. The Earl of LAU DERDALE opposed the extent of this postponement, and said, that a change of measures, more than length of time, was calculated to accelerate this recut. Ile conceived the eneissurearoae wore out of a soirit of act !MIMI IlttiVern the Government and the Ralik. thaii out of the real necessity of the The /Coble Earl moved, as an Amendment, that the Sth July, 1817, elcoulil be substituted. l hie Amendment was negatived. Tlw illness of the SPE& it En was, we understand, the reason i.f poz.tpemin ; .,T the important questions al.ich stead fur lipt night in tine House of Cow- MOW.. till llontlay two. The new coinage of shillings and sixpences is in a forward of preparation, and is expected very shortly to sulwriwrle our present tlisgraccfol cur rency. The old shillings and sixpences will be colled in on the occasion by the Batik. It is stat ed, however, that none will be received there that do not bear esidriit proofs of having been coined at the 'rower of London. A regitlati )))) like float won'd doubtless bear herd upon the commere jail classes. Cover 1111 l ent are without apology, excuse, or justification, if they do not give thr country a emnplete new current specie, to the full extent of all its wants. The existing specie never was so bad flclxtsed, and never did so good an opportunity present itself for rrintslynig the evil. for at no time litis the rate of exchange with foveign countries been so favourable. Mr. 1V L LES LEY Pots: toast feel that he is doubly respoNsible in this case. Vraterday the wrre filially cloned at the Enid India lioinw, Mid llehrered to the Plirbrrs of the following ‘iz. The Atone, Capt. J. 31,e,0n, and Alexander, Capt. H. Cobh, for Madeira and Rumlsey Veoseutrer. iwr dime— For Bombay—Mr. Vabarf, writer, and Mime,' G. and C. Wadi n. riosetigera per Aleraraer— For Bombay—Mr. Williamson. writer; Mr. Pilate", ati aistaist.sangraii ; and Mr Mosley. For Mailrani—Cimino Woodhouse awl family. D r.voN c og Nyy ELECTION. —On the third d„ v I,ml Flint N GTO ilvrahly None lie. IIAsTARD, Lind had a noujorify of 44 oil the grog. poll. A letter from Dmer, rimed May 16, received yesterday, issys--•• Six transports ;Intl eight Dos siii4e vessels soiled this dos, with Artmeloweisto of the rid I) . 3g rame. 7111 10!.4:irs, 34, 4114 PIO, n o el efitli r e giment., of iuhultry ; unit of the lit a n d 211 batta lion of Wile COrier, t 3 j their re,peetire regi ments iu F •e: also sailed F:oirlioli and French paeketg. with a greet her or inosien:{erS. for Calais ; and arrived a packet from Oeteutl, with a 'mail and .praottrra." . „ \tt el fl (... 10 Cabj I . CiI(PZ. t \o4 03 Oa THE ROYAL FAMILY. Yestetrdity ittnrning the Doke of YORK trans acted military besminesee with the Ilittmce The Dukes of CLARENCE and CtistBERLAND paid their respire's to their iteopel (blither. at Carlton !louse. Afterward. the O F GE Vr rode out ou hur.elmock. Yesierday, at twelve o'clock, the Quttea kit her l'alace and wrill to her Ruling Meuse, acetone pamell I th.• Duke of l'oug . „ mill Prioreasea Etxttlit.Tll and MARY. for the eillrenele of seeing the detachment of the 9th 14i4let DPSenn% (Vll oisting of about fifty very titer sewn and horsey, lender the command of Captain I'ETEIa, who ha. been selected for that particular duty, go through the loner eXeritieee with 'emcees ten fret low. The loot ~,,, r of the Royal visit was met previously known, nunl therefore no particular prepter.stion WON Wade f u r their reception. After this new and excellent inn proved exercise was glow through, the Cnmenauder in-Chief, the f: -eel of Roast.vm, and Colonel Mos- LAND, who happened to lw preeeent, acknowledged the great improvement which they lead made, con eideristz the Awl time they haul been practicing it. Tier Royal party appeared highly (le-lighted with the ditrereset exereiewee, so as to engage their atten tion for about aim hour ; after which they retorewd to the Palace, soul her .MAJF.ee'rtr and the PRIN. cEssels took an silrilog in a carnage, intruded by Vise rico &c. They returned to the Palace to dinner. Le the evening her —MAJESTY had a *elect party. Yesterday the. Princess enstmorre and Prince I.Erteor.o received veot% from the Doke* of YOKE, Ct.ssEt cr. and thot , CESTlilt, at Conelforll - s,.nu otter lour u'clsu•k her H.oyul Fliylhsters :opt his Semi.- Ilightirs" husk an luring iu tltrir cur. ride. A great crowd ww , , a. ostml, eollected r I the house, to resit their eo:niug mit, who rrt•eirud the Ronal Psir with every murk of revert. They rocertlelt throu g h the Parks to St. Jumess'is, mid tailed moon the D.relww. of YOU, with whom tlw% reriorioerl &drool •SO • . Card. sof stivilaiitm %%ere osmiell on Thursday nod yesterday. for n evening Ht Carlton-house. THE. QUEEN'S DRAWING ROOM. The tillowing names were omitted in our list yesterdely:— COUNTEM OF GALLOWAY. I,ilrr ratios Sr raiiu and crape petticoat, richly orusiciriiird with Mewl her. mass rippliqac, amid hislicirre of Hesd-drris. di initish. COUNTESS 1111CLGRA,E. Liter *Min Ion.", whole /ripe pen iota', nrbly nrnimented wid.o:ver hone, and orontorois to forre , pond, enkhed •ilh rlegstat blood Imre. Ilio•.-drew, re:ober,. nod diamoods. CAt'NTEKS OF CIO IV MEL A drew or (Ma tains= mod blue natio, ornamented with wrentlw of iculsl; lowly aaJ train to corres i otat Wad-Arras, Gathers and diatoms& COUNTESS OF ANTRIM. A deer. of gold lama. • mbroMmert on net. ornamented with wreath , . of cola; body awl tram to r•rrulwad. Haul divas a psofusioo of thas ll d. a.•d feathers. Cat7NTESM OF ORKNEY. A dress of while satin and silver railnuitlery. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds COUSTFAS OF GUILDFORD. A■ elegnnt dress of silver embroidery. orsintented will. blood; body and trail' to correspouti. Head-dress, feathers Mall %11:10$411. couxTEss ur.vEN. Petticoat of *Lite Patio, with aos o',Wean border of silver lamp, poop.elo cru'ornidercd &prey of tlor pow, tied up with rir„ rood and Wools; Spanish rube of cow rokour, sad silver, ad-dress, a olsooteoto of than ..... dp and feathers. MLINTTAS OF BEAITHAMP. Rich iznrrd gauze pest kind, with gnus.. and satin drapery, superbly trimmed; train, rich b:tie figured saint, richly trimmed with Mond lace. flrail.dreas, fcatlicra and diansouds. COUNTESS OF SHANNON. Rid' white •atin yrltmrnat, drapery of embroidered net, richly trimmed with head ft lose, moperh tassels to correspond ; ti ruin, blue ratio, elcgatelly trimmed with Brussels poise. Hrail-dresa, freshers 111111 diamonds. COUNTESS RUMFORD. A pearls coloured satin pettieoat. with pgastae draperies to roirrr.positl, triusse.cd with Muted beer ; trails of satin tad superb lace. Head-dress, a plains of feathers. COUNTESS ATH RgT. A rich white %Ain Iwtticoot frill drapery 'Whelk., fr.- tn..twel at tlw buttons with two TURN of mignifirrat gold roomy, imil drown 14p from melt withal with ropes of rich gold trimming, I.3lVillg the tulle full between. Head-dre►y iwolerto sod JUNI I• CflllNTlllfi OF CARNARVON. Petticoat of white uarsiset, eunheoidered in siker bum ; ii miss of Suwon Wire *unmet. richly embroidered, tail brought ewer the petticoat to Apia the draperies and gutsbeiil with rids siiste curds and tassels. Hyatt-dome: feathers and dm moods. MRS, GASKELL. Petticoat tif white patio. 'witty trimmed at the bottom with 'Hem.; white net draperies, beautifully embroidered in silver, and edged with bewail blond Mee. Head-dress, timbers rod diamonds. MAJOR-GENF.RAL SIR WW. CARROL Irnre a Spanish (:eurral'.Ollll uniform, richly einhroittered with wreath.. of 1-ttirel ; scarlet waiatroat mid kuer rafters, nitot eintwoolrred in Rn il. Wire a smasher of Orders and 01..0414, s- II anti Foreign. I.lent II rho, 32J Rogimilmt, way preaented on hi,. return fr atovire, reerivine the Itmoian Order of St. Anne, auJ being appointed a Companion of the Bath, by Lieut.-General Northey Hopkina. The Journal des I.kbon ►tates, under the head or (:rata, the 4th Me y, that the Pnucr►► tel WAIL ES had recently ortireil at Tunis, sad was preparing to embark ior Cuustosititiople. The dislike of the Minimer to soap is very Katona in • nook who lots been left so ultra. of late its the A brave of eltioulei.finely married lover% who re crestly stook their rleal►e onto the euutitry, iu coif teml►t of Chancery. it :ful►ra►rs haze Puti{ht rel ' u►;e io II coal-pit, %there Vary now relode, witiriut any risible uumie of livtlihn,il. A moo t ( the Paseitnum which have hero exhibited of the lbormimg of Morrow, none have equalled the one exhibited m hiNllloloAtl, at Sittler%) Wells; the flames rising from the rtti oo of the Imperial City preaent • spectacle surpassing description. 1 . .11F110-NABLP 111TIKS Illarclpiowein of Salisbury will cniumewcir Let Mille roarer:alien,' to-wwwww crewing, al ier elegibui rrsi deuce in A rliiixtun-street. The Marcliii - anrai of Hertford !rid ■ grand enure,' y:sier day evening, at her bowie in Ma iritester.sqlare, width W$ attended by a my ausacroas assemblage of ilistioguisbed personages. Conottess Grey's, rout last nit.', its Portatatiaotaare, wan very uamerously end fashionably attrenleil. The Karl of (trio orol intends giving a irnus.l ball In a few days, at his elegant mansion in ('.aveadi+h•agaarr. lady HAMA will give a upleadsil ball is a few day% at her honor in Corsionairert, hlay.foir. Earl Ponkit will have a large oliontiv party nu Tamlay twu.t. at his lounge its Stratforol-plsee. 3lrs. Glanville has is:noul can's for a large mitt n•, Thoo-s. dav next. at her house in Illolvraeol.xtriort, .Eiortnian...roure. Mrs. Etertoon, or Mt. Jameu'i Palace, wlll give n aplerdid rout on r. iolay next._ _ The ;Juke of York rive not rir! , , , nt. eisti-rininniont on Thsonlty, to u larzt , party of .I% , tingaislw4l prronnugmt, at York-h.m•c. The Custotrim Dootratn.r of Clermont hod 3 select circle of iphionablis )epteiday owning, at her hu•+e ,in 'The Earl and l'onntran of St. Germain.; will eau., tale a torte party at diuuer tba day, at ilwir latte , 4 I. St. Janes's. square. PASMONADLE AI:1111'A I.M and DEPARTURE. ARM YAM 1 arty Trigg, at Cook's Huta, Albemarle-street, from a tour. Baron Amherst, .t ditto, front Rath. Colonel Grant, at Makes Ilutel , Jarotyn-street, from his seat, Ritheres.lwitice, Nostra. Rickard Tresieh, Firdl. and family, at ditto, from a tour. far taiu Ray, k.N at ditto, from the East Indies. -- flay, Esti. at ditto, from ditto. Alsjor Sitwell, at the St. Petersbargh Dorer-street, from Paris. Nir Lawnowe and Lady Palk, et ditto, from a tour. Mr. sad Mn. Deane, at ditto, from their scat in Hants. Mr. Valisittart sod Lady Tarnow, at Kirkham's Lower lirook.strect, frma Newmarket. Mrs Cowper pad family, at Ma liValcsitio Hotel, Jerrnya street. frum Chimp. Thomas Morin:it, EA. and family, at ditto, from their mat to Sbrninibirr. Admiral fir Thomas Bettie, Kart. at Folios, flute!, St. Jaw f 'a.rtreet, roam Iris seat is. Hants. Caguas! Cholusuathriey. at ditto, from his seat ia York shire. Sir John 11.1nrintine. ?tart. and finally . , at ditto, from their *eat iu •hr late ..f %Vied. C. W. Ripiaatua, 11.4. at .1 4 11 0 , from his era( i■ Wen a lekshire. Admiral Wenn, at ditto. Gana his seat in games o.lnael nikra. I. a IN. (:«araii. ditto. from Windsor. Mr. Field, at ditto. Croon his seat in Meets. Mr and Mrs. (:ru•a and family, at ditto, from their scat in riumersetsbire. General ernshie, et the Si James's lintel, Jerinya.atreet, from his seat near Chichester. Cohorts! %Vibrancy, et ditto, from his scat at Uaropton Coati. DrPARTURFS. Lord Ttoopklowo. frrnn the Clammiest Rotel, Bout storm, to hit teat to Swou x. Mr and Lady !tattoo, from Rattle Hold., Darer. street, In their seat in Niirilutinprnoshire. Earl Onslow, from his scot, Clamlog% Park, to ll.gnor Rocks. General Sir Wm. Tioniiton, Bvt from Warren'. Hotel, Charics sari.et,sl. .latio...'a•..gnarr, to liis , eat is Saaati. COVENT-G.4RDEN THEATRE. The Muoical Pl 3! of Gay Mwaseriag was veY formed at this Theatre lost night. On the rising of the curtain Mr. Assort. (-slue forward, and ad drrwrd the au,lit•nce as follows :- 1 ` taw directed by the Piispricturs to say, it is with ex treme regret they are ~Milted to annotince the indisposition of Miss Stephens, which tonally incapacitates her from playinT this evenietz. Mies Carew has, at a short notice, undertaken the part, and the Proprietors humbly hope Coe your kind indulgence." Thi. whirrs. was received with load applause. Miss CAREW read the part of Lacy Bertram, and Mill the mango with molt trite, which were highly applauded by a crowded audiroce. The Farce of Lone, Law, aid Physic. followed. and went off with eclat. The Minister, who proposes the tax on asap, has nn objection, we hope, to come into the House with clean howls. Lord HENRY Moose, of Moore Abbey. in the county of Kildare. is appointed Colonel of the Kildare Militia. His Lordship is second moo of the Marquis 01 DROGHEDA, and nephew of the Mar quis of HERTFORD. FEttz I.zustioße, Esq. citizen nod glover, and ARTHUR POTT, citizen and grocer, have seve rally paid their liorl of 400/. and twenty marks, with the n•u.it fres, into the Chamber, to he charted from their respective nominations for She riff of London and Nliddlesex. The discarded Royal Servants, and those who remain upon curtailed allowances, complain loudly that there are 14 Lords of the IkAchamber, at 1,000/. a year each, just as useless as a jury of matrons, the removal of any two of whom would make a saving equal to the amount obtained by petty retrenchment, and make them all quite coin.: fortable. We are sorry to state, that the sudden indisposi tion of Mr. K EDIBLE pr e v e nt e d hi• appe a rance in the character of the Stronger. on Thuroday night, at Covent-airden Theatre. The part w us, in mune quence, Blt.l hy Mr. YOUNG. Misr O'NEILL played Nrs. with her mccustomed humCtis•. A melancholy accident occurred in Fleeter, on Saturday afternoon Inst. Three youth., mowing themselves in la small boat on the rive►, were driven by the force of 111 C current over Trew's Wear ; tie boat wan staveil in pamtiesK over, 81111 /8111 k in the eddies hdow. Two of the ;tarty saved themselves with much difficulty; but Mr. GEORGE PHILLIPS. third von of Mr. Alderman in the 20th year or ht* m o m ote, tostfortussutrly drowned. Arrkurrito Sutclos.—An unfortunate female, who, le few week+ since, ems under the protection of a wealthy trader io l'iccsdilly, cut her throat yes terday moroina, at her lodgings in Nortrimstrert, Soho. Nletlical aid was promptly obtained, but no hope% are entertained of her recovery. Prorate letters from Paris mention 1.1)1)felmi"" of further conspiracy. It is rerun mid that the St ia -11,11 I..iviria lately arrested In Par.,. had lukcn font in a plot for the :01.OSIMItioil of all the brooches of the Iluuttouu family, except the Duke of ( Itt- LeaNf. Otl)er letters talk of an iliStiffrellull fur the pretended purpose of rape-long the Allies (rum France, sad Atoll% off the couttibutiosta.. (ITY OF LONDON A tixiliary National Seiaol.i. On &Inchy mnri! . .gity, the 12th its!. the A nni. ' , priory Sermon lot ihio. !nonunion woo prrailio.l by the Right Rev. the Lord Moliori of Chest -T, the pond, chinch of St. Mory-le-1;ow, ; unit on Weckeoity loot on c!camiuttum 8.1 . t! children took plac.• ut the City of Loudon Taverv., The !tied flue. the t.omp NiAvoit cie ill the prevenee of the It;ght Um.. nod Ribs E•i t .„ the Loud Iti•lmp of London, l'or is s':.• I unit, ; the 11.. gilt Rev. the Lord 111o1.n. t.. Antnh, V. P. ; Joh.. Whitmor.., Foul, the Very Rev. tlw 1)...... of ; the , P... • I)4etory A1i1.1.-rt Ma.it ; the it , e. Molotov' ; ti,r Perr lt,rt. NI. I'. V. I'; Chre.toither Ma.,.• my, V. A: '. V. P. ; Ceorge Bridges, Esq. Al I, V. P.; IVitteosi, Esq. V. I'.; Julio Itosnel, RI. M. P. ; David Pike Waits, Edwnni Weigh, E., ! .; Edward Whitmore, lisq. ; the Lady Mayoress, N 1..., Lexmoore and the Misses Luatamore, Mm, sailor,. Mrs. Mau:nay, Mrs. Bridges, Mist f1at....„ Miss Brooke. Alm. IV:11.1o, and is • snit highly respectAltle rompaity of Ladies and Gentle.. men, friends to the Institution. Previous to the examination of the children io claire,. the whole slumber. eanoniitieg to 930, were assembled. The neatness of their sip; wsertl.ier, the propriety of their behaviour, and the sol ty with which they united in the devotional dunes of prayer and praise, produced a very powerful inn. pression. The examination afforded the most rixti.- 'gentry evidence of the advantages of the Madras system cif edurati ))))) and the complus)• were li; It e gratified by the correctness of the children in re peating their !omens; their distinct and riser:odic articulation, and their ready and appropriate eepli•g to various questions proposer: to than, with whi c h it was evide n t BLit they had not ber u pr-vinusle On the rehiring' of reels class. the Right 11l unable the Lord Mayor expressed his high op probation of the progress which the children I :el made. Ilia Lordship expatiated, with assotifest emicerri, on the numemnis oustances of early demo• city which had recently fallen under his notice in his official emotivity. and very affectinnetel7 ea. hurled ,the children of these schools to art:id all acquaintance mid communication with mull persons of had character and conduct, as they were maims pily liable to meet with in passing thrasigh t'te streets. lie sincerely hoped that the deplorable condition of those of their own age a n d nation, oho had never err-6%-rd the benefit of good eiltseatiou, loot bad been trained up from infaisey in almost every sorties of vice, would soon be essentially a .iie i srl e 4l ity the extension of the City of London Auxiliary Na timed Schools, which, sib their present plate, were incapable of receiving many hundreds who were desirous of admission, mid he intoloreil all aronnill him to unite in supporting au Institution whose nit ject sod tendency wire to promote the I v:selit mod everlasting Collar° of the rising geacr.iti 1111 l stud of the community at large. Towards the close of the examination, the !tight [lon. the Lord Ably-or left the Chair to attend an important public business, which his Lonbilsip had obligingly postponed as late as possible. The Chair was then taken by the Right Hon. and Right Rev, the Lord Bishop of London. At the conchs sion of the examination. mid when the children were all assembled, his Lordship addressed the Meetiiie. mid. as Patron of the . Institution, expressed hie most grateful aelere of the honour which the Right Hon the Lord Mayor had conferred upon the City of London Auxiliary National Schools by hi• attendance, and by the high cominendrition inel bestowed upon them. He felt likewise that great thanks were due for the excellept advice which his Lordship bad given the children, and which, he trusted, would be deeply imprioted n it their minds, and beneficially itillrietice their con duct. In perfect concurrence wills the Melo I lo nourable the Lord Mayor, he assured the Meiling-. that he had also witnessed, with the highest satis faction. the proficiency of the children. Ile never loot an opportunity at all within his power of at tendiug other establishments in the inetropolie, which were conducted on the some excellent pfaii, and sound principles. as this Institution. Amongst these his Lordship particularly noticed the Schools, of the National Society. and those of Westminver and Whitechapel, in all of which the most tan guine expectations of success had been reglireil, and the full effect of religious education nun or t o . struction in various branches of useful kiinwledge had been produced. But entitled, as they were. to all the praise that could be bestowed upon then,. the elimination of this day had proved, that the City of London Auxiliary National Schools were not in any respect surpassed, but exemplified equally with them the perfection of that system of tuition, on which they were all established. His Lordship adverted with greet eloquence, and with feelingsthat excited universal wympathy. to the terrating spectacle of more than she }hundred in dividuals, in the bloom of youth and the beauty of innocence, the happy subjects of that eoltivation of the heart mind understanding, on which their nsefilleteisi, their virtue, and their comfort in the present life, mid above all their 'everlasting welfare in the world to come. esiontially depended; and he concluded by declaring, that i..elit.atitot and duty would ever dispose h i n t t o s u pp ort ~,„1 encourage by every means in his [wiser, an Insti tution so well conducted, and so considerete of the best intereats of those to whom it imimirted the blessings of education, as the City of Loudon Anxilsary National Schools. The friends of the Institution afterwards dined at the Coy of London Tavern. The !tight Hoe. the Lord Ma y or was again in the Chair, mind amongst the compaoy prevent weer—the Non. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Lo,:tl,to, the Right Re v, the Lord Bishop of Chester. the Very Rev, the Dena of IVrnrhester, the Ii i. A rcialeacenis Canibridire and Watson, the tt.e. Dr. Mont, the Ilev. H. Norris, Aldermen Sir iVil haul Colitis, Burt, Bitch, C. Smith. Atkiis, a, 1 1111.1gPs. ; Sherif. Sir Thomas 1.1.:11 and .)oho Thomas Thorp, Esq.: John Round. Esq. M.P. Joshua Watson, Ely, John C.pel, Esq. 'llionias E-q. &c. Dining the evening the children were ngsin Tiny prigented a must affecting avast