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walthl their blades shop from their hoods. Yott can hiwalky loactive what an ivaprevioss the approval .4 such isen ion sea emit arts, and the protection afforded by the G.‘awpitairlat to the delisoptenta, has wade os ill here. lam phase that if the Prince Kermit sort they mold are the milli. its he trite Rua, tin re wool) at one, be a rearmn to he system wf goverment (*molly established liyibr CISIl• raletitiotr4 for happiorow. it • ite toy uroloi Mat on the fall of l'ern, which I ‘hall . . rang Lip-loon• *kit hoppineserte 1111191101191Tt re roe ininy wen. tfii* Irma Prniiii.ssla will ..,He Wily; a E.. le r II %Ant Witt that le •Ilnde. What a find iq h.-reopen 1.1 • UCh a man aq H1111111)11flei with the prod...et. and moiler_ sluts which adveesily aniiftnie vimt have taught hint! My rict apatimie have in some degree prevented me from writing tesiteb, mil mune kw *therm shores I ("term and regard ; '•vg..lleial frankly confess that I might have done 111, ••••041.416ve rewitintu write to you a short letter, nod nut .tie %diot', of pa , .iiig mote t as I wished, but bail not r'r I;# 4 e* to under/ .:.•. I svitil you, however, some public impalse, from which you will collect such facts as may prove Mee( iiiirrestiwg to you, as they relate more particularly to the department under my charge. Atili things are pro:operate as regard myself to the utmost of tot eaptctation. 1 h ire been pretty auccessful by are, mud more so by Thad. My copper winks too are getting fast forward; they will he prodigiously profitable; and the Gn. sr-foment have just given me a. feign of 20,000 acres, must of *filch cultivate4„mid flililated In the finest part of Chili, conceptifili; - and 1 am in treaty fur the purchase of IA OD I sues, which will be a fortune when 11w corn market Lllll3 opens. 'can you believe that they are sir ignorant of machinery here that flour is four times dearer than grain ? By accounts iii the New York Paper* of the €29trs, we learn that Bolivar had returned from !.a to Fe, and had arrived ht Achsguaa—that Pie z seat at Fernando. 51orillo's head quarters Were at so that a battle snay be speedily. expected. • FOREIGN •IN7 ELLIGENCE. rAit IS l' A PERS. - PARIS. JeIN 30. The A ta•trien - troops canton►d in the Lombardo ' Venetiim kingdom have received large reinforce- omit.. The Government of that State 110 looker grants N:l•fports without eltmeting the lie!! guaran tee!. Nlany weals have taken ',hum, in coose tience of whit.), a projec, has been discovered whirr) ircalts the good times of the Sicilian Vespers.— (.ulcite de France.) Intelligence from Majorca, dated the 9:h instant, state., that the plague has extended to Cape de Perm ; it has not, however, made much progress at St. L , irento, and the other rillagea of the isle are reported in good health. Letter* from Naples *apply no new details relit t to the sitnution of that capital; all the tee r.n7,1 5 concur in rendering justice to the firmness of his ;11,:jesty's guards during the recent commo tion., and to the zeal which they have sliewn in pro. rt-ctiog the Palace optima the factious group ar:in endeavoured to fume their entrance into it. Thus V:ve they sliewn themselves lengthy oftiefending the - etarge committed to their fidelity.—(Qnoli.lienne.) The Police of Paris la•e seised all the *tick* with — iron heads, hatchets, o► crows' beaks, in the s.airk shops at thelais Royal. VIENNA. JULY T!•r news of the Revolution in Naidet, brought yeeerday by an extraordinary cotnii:r, has pro duced the most lively sensation in this . capiial. The Curet de 'Nugent lleat to Home; and it t asserted t' at severe( extraordinary couriers have been div pitched by- our Gove►nment this evening for hily. 1 , is not doubted here that the - success of the re volt against the -Bouillons at Naples, will h:it•e an extraordinary ii•flutrice on the condition of our pas s••iora iii (lily, and every one c on curs iu opi r or that our Catinaet it allow to adopt energetic measures. What is singular is, th•rt the ("Petit was ki.onii by sonic persons in this capital on the tst of Jolt' —that is to ssy, even before it took place.— T:;tve persons, on being interrngated, replied, tlrat 11 ry had been previously inforiceil of it by - li tuts The frigate culled the Emprfss Caroline, com tr:a•ded by Lieuttnent Pub(., will mill in a few slays ir2al Tritate for Canino, in China, with a cargo of quicksilver. This will be the first commercial spe cclatsou which Alibiing uudert►kru with that C•Usilry. Thr Persinl Ambassador, A twill N:iira, will lease this soy the beginning of the next week. MADRID. JULY 17. (EXTRACT FROM • PRIVATE LETTER It is said that 'this evening the rof War 1185 Oven iu his resignation to the fiiuq..uod preimed him in the most urgent Illtillflefr to accept of it. flis Majesty's deti•iton Is nut yet known—there are wit- TiOlib teiniirts oo.the subject. It i•cert•isi dist on several occainises,this. Monster has iliewu Louiself iriotitted- to the neve On the oiKlit of the 1511 i a musket was tired at OLP of she netiocer:guard. *bile on duty et the gale of this 11111 nut known whence the'sbut (proceeded. I litre or foar'depa' oiore . toted• went to 4he ( • 1116 lira he war rent by, the I'o:fitly (atilt. Sebs‘eniini. • •After u laconic; ;tat Inittr ppti'cla,o;ioiou the C;O:titiFiriiN he tiniotteePly ray. - 1 1 tbat:4l- . i..itutitlf7ettreqi4ise ought ts..ualle I to et+ibin!et Repvl ie... The irfrirlrettretoiii44paret I the nsari tialtuVid(firatjurr stiltat Ms per. st•a, jgattlediate4 it idle his 141•Iik • , St . 20. It rrwo y. tLai th 14 5 1,.. ' t wit bewi r 4seia ! , rfus ! p s: : 44 %i t oditior pie l nive a I ihn liii.sohAtit. ; tirr furtilbot I.l4litil *v. ilf)bst4ot the at tabkq ;171!! Tau lush *1940 , fa:/si.peit i at .40 .traekiktrarriafly iu it* 1440 1 :// • • :ke • :A. * : ...t . 4 7 at -i0 4 !"4 6 .:0ir5 1 4 4.4 ci '4• 14y 4,‘ . . 144%4* ihwitaiegliiimeArttilduattit'iJtaint.- 7 4. - • - '7"' • SPANISH PAPERS. • 4Datto, 3t11.T 18. It is reported at Cadiz that an 'lnsurgent Ova teer has captured in those seas a frigate coming frosts the Havaunah. Account• from Gibraltar say, that lay oalvices, from Tangier of the '2611i tilt. tlist city and Rabat, and the neighbouring rouotry, enjoyed good health. The situation of Fez was same as at the time of the last news. The number of deaths at Tilnan. 'from the II ih to the 24th, was 40. Positive news had heen received that the A Igrtioe squadron svi? cruising, and communicating with all the merchant ships, thus imposing the •t dreadful alarms in the people of the coasts. By accounts from Cortiona, we learn that a eon 'piracy was prepared fur the inst. ;llama Vigo, by the Junta called Apostolic, which has established itself 1111 the frontiers or Porto g .t. Some persons have been 'taut into prison, lint no fears are enter tained fur the public tranquillity. On the night of the Silt Ihr public tranquillity was disturber) at Tolosa de Gotipuscni. At nine o'clock the house of Don .10ze Sit tirnioo de Sosoaga was iota( ked by a mob of ill-disposed tser , POW, who weer, doubt Ir‘9, the same that nu tAe ' night of the 30th attacked that of the first All:ode, Don Lorrooduliono, who was prosecuting the in quiry into some disorders winch took plaice on the I;th in the same city. On the 2.1 of this month several persona were arrested, and Sosonga being the Judge in the cause. it is most probable that those who attempted to get • into his lonise on the night of the Bth, sought to revenge theism-lees fur the firmness which hr .hews against the disturbers of the peace. The troops 6u.1 the national militia came to the spot, but could effect nothing, the navies htnin c !led. The existence, the number, and the activity of these persons, keeps the capital of Guiptiscoa in a state of alarm. EXTRACTS FROM THE SITTINGS OF TIIE CORTES. Juts' 13. The Minister of Finance commenced the rentbrig of a very long Hewitt on die state of the fitiericre. (Iv she wed the princilial camera which had led I decline of the public revenue, so that the Trews" eves exhausted and without resources wheal Ada Excellency entered on his office in March; hernia.. meratrif the means which hail been taken in surii utlfictiiig circumstances, to meet as far as possible the dully and ino.t urgent claims, which howeviire could . not induce his Majesty to listen to the pro/ pond of a forei i :n loan, on secottot of the high in terest required, though he was obliged to open one . in the Peninsula, which, by the disinterestedness* of the lenders, some din interest. sod ,niter very moderate interest, might !restated ntithe elide at 41 per cent. Without fallowing the Mrnister throng:l all the details, mite of which were nut envy to be understood ftoin the r•ipiility with which he semi, it appeared that the arreais of the•currewl obligation amount to 000,000,000; that the, cgs peonies of all the drpuitietents of the Ministry amount to 680,000.000 ; that the total valtreof the ierenue it miry 470,000,000. Among the expensed, that of the army, calculated at 119,000 men, is taken at 375,030,098 reels. For the Ministry of too Marine, 190,000,000. lie ,hewed that the great em. barrassment of the State required that the seventh port of the property of the church should be sp. plied to nii et the exigency. and lie proposed, also to have recourse to a mercantile loan, which should be laid before the Cortes for their approbation. JULY 14. The Minister of ripanee continued his Report, in wl6ll, among other thiug , d, lie shelved the ad vantages of repiewiitstive government in forming a good system of finance ; lie sheared that the productiulis of agriculture were tint sUlEcient to cover the expenses of the State ; he estimated ut four thousand millions, the annual representative riches—hence deducing luminous principles to fix the bases of the system of titmice, in the most equitable and ecoootnical manner. We mutt re:tee:nice, beside,. the thought of aspiring to our aitcseut splendotir—enntent to heal the wounde r e . ceived, to obtain for Spain its independence and its libelty. In speaking of the dutirscfcnstoms, he made many oilirel rations on their object end origin ; lie said the present system subjected commerce to ini . - trietice - dinicoltier, and that the Junta binned to regulate this branch had proposed union, means to ,ensure them, one of which War, to remit the ex portation of knelt, from alt the ports when its price did nut exceed redb, 011 peyment of an export duty of 8 per cent. system of prohibiting the exportation of various articles, has been fatal to agriculture ; and injurious to the State. and that the more liberty commerce enjoys. the inure will the ;robite reeentte increin.e. ile'preitiosed the lireeit ation or the aboli tion of several of those prohibition,. and that when the duties of ,ens sere onue p.tid, the goods .should be allowed io circulate without reslrictibis . through the *bolo king,dunt. wipe 15. :The Secretary At Ws, Made a long report on the straits 4 Ina eleparittent. M. t'epero, ermaiderrog that the s strength and paresperitrof a notion depritd on the unioh of •11 Ott cuieerif e .propairris Lust the' Curter', following' the (141111 e, of: mond policy, shall. proclaim a tenfold emieresty for all political (Aimee, Irish) 111010 Plell--Ltead a first time. JULY 16. A praitosal Of M. Motitio Otterho. td *Nor' the return IA the tient:rude olio had oftathert.le the mintier, gusernirreirt, was terrified Iv the Com mittee Of Leg •iitium-:-(Misceihmea, 141/ , to 11;h Jay.) " • • • • . . . • ~, _ l" .. _. • ' TtIU'RSr AUGUST 3. 1820. 4' The Treatise, Print* lose no ouportniiity whieh they can either nod or rtedce, of heaping insolt and contumely til the QUEEN, or of aggrasat 'lug her calamities, by endeavouring to excite the feelings or the, pteldic against her. It is ill/110%. SRO, to imagine soy thing name malignant than the generality of the writiogn which hays- appeared in th'e Slinisteried Papers, referring to her MA JESTY. COsifidirso in the assurance of ptotretion front their employers, mid devoid themselves erf every generous and manly feeling, they care not how severe ft wound they ntny iil.irt• upon the 41 licacy of female sensibility ariJ honour, or deeply they may sin against the first principles of justice. Those very eercumstatiees, which in ordi , nary caws are admitted to shim the strongest claims. upon the kindness or fotbearatice of man, are un happily those which, as they regard her MAJESTY, are known to inspire her lwreeentors with the most malignity. A stranger—so woman—an unproterted woman—are mimes which even among the most uncivilized nations have ever been held as imply tog a sacred claim to hospitality sod protection. Incapable of resisting insolence or repelling out rage, the man must he brute indetil who would offer her either; yet it is precisely because the QUEEN can neither resist ~or 1,01601 iniolt, flint her miserable persecutor*, luxuriating in the confi dence of impunity, make her the object of their petty malice. The Tretsnry writers seem to art ppm, the principle, that baying already sinned so deeply, they should gale no merit now by fr bear:nice, so they persevere in their guilt, and ore consistent to the Inst. •It CRII 1)4. 110 ilietifien tion to them that a want of discretion end of t em p er might have been matolf-etril ley writers who pretrial to he her MAJEsTY's friends ; the accusers at least should conreal their bad psesititio, 1111,1 ansfoubtedly the error is more leer don:tide and more coosistent with the prinriples of justice, which presumes her MAJESTY to be innocent 110111i1 proved guilt y, than I hot which rudely anticipates conviction, and treats the accused with the severity that belmige to guilt. Yet not satisfied with showering mem her MA JESTY piles or colontriy, her persecutors watch How her every word and action. and distort it with thew secustosneti malignity. They necuse her of every crime us publicly nv it is possible• to proclaim it, yet they will not permit her to assert her innocence in the only way open to her, namely, in her sowers to the numerous addresses that are presented to her; and they caravan soil pervert her etpression., in the hope of exciting a plejnotice against her. This is the refinement of cruelty :—hire have dune every thing in their power to blast het reputation—they Wye pronounced her, without kin!, to err godly of the very worst offriwes—they in t e rms (I n ditee he r unworthy of her rink and rtetion—yet when in the rouseionsorsn of rectitude her MAJESTY declares that the charges are colutnuirt, flint she is intro-ens, sod of coulee that the evidence is perjury—when with a wondrons elasticity of spirit she entleatoors, by appearing occasionally in public, to ofivinte the ttece.rary Effects upon. the math° mind of such dreadful iillegations, they affect-to wonder at her want of rieticxey, and ileclatini open her extraordi nary confidence; as if the assertion of her itinnethice could by soy nick.il ingenuity he distorted into an aggravation of her guilt ! flail lip. QUEEN on her triton to this country sat down tinder the weight of the chore : es in retirement and si lence-11nd she courted solittide, and with recut ties bronmed, as well they 'night be, from the stunning shock of so appalling an accusation, suf . feted the charges to proceei! agaicatt her without denying their truth or asserting her innocenre— had she shunned the sight of the public, and ter , - titi e d displeasure at the voice of powder favour. what had her enemies said ? 1% . 0u1d tliry . not have imputed her re.etve, her silence, stud her retire ment, to a conveiotierftem of guilt, which taught leer to hide her shame from the gore of the people ? Hid her MAJESTY sunk troller the b(orr, would they stet have exulted over the tameness of their victim ? And well ttnglet they leave done so, for they ere well armored that nu daughter of the illustrious House of Britiostvick would ever from a false sense of slittinr yield to vulgar clamour, nor silently suffer the impumtion of guilt to slam her character. Au Address was presented yesterday to her MAJESTY frusu.the High Constable, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of Lewes. The Address portico- Noy tisorphmetits her MAJESTY upois " the dig -04 ddlt- itilr n epidity of her conduct towards her powerful : mid upercileas enewies," en d upon 66 her prissol rejection : of every dergreshog compromise that bed. hew :Irstlls4l togsiiits bet ehsreeter."--Her MAJESTY'S Answer will be read with, interest. ft Sloes a circumststice of hketosical istnotiety, which at the present tnirspeig u )f it lypthy. somatic/14Mo. A4hosboklas the .I“ro•p4,ls4.l.fifto. of the Calms, isle ellsoisim gigy...olo,llsatite 'co mg. tivi4 Ito% . Von Meek rider-ft etsittisqo . l.! my power to the Ytilatii : tlf gralfyillif (Melt aildieluit ; and viiheit WIIP _ _ '*"•'4*-4f<kla. 1 . - 4 , • ' c V \,‘ `Q`' not far eli•rant hut) th e Puri, J o u rna l., will ugaiu br looked for with little less interest than they uni versally claimed during the contiourince 14 the late war. The recent events in Nantes have escirril lively feeling of admiration throughout oil Lady, which will. rio &IWO, tempt oilier people to titil late such out example. and as the spirit of indepen. &nee spreads. in the rune proportion will the tle termination or the great Foreign States be excised to cheek its influence. An article of intelligence from Victim, of I lie 19th of July, rap —" No doubt is entertained here that the success of the revolt aping the •Boultitoss of Norifea Null exercise an rltlfliOidlll4Fy infl orrice upon the Itilte of our pusael %joss% in Italy, and all agree in thinking that our Ca binet will adopt energetic measured ut the sub ject. It is a singular circurnsbatice that the event was known here by some persona on the I.t of Jisfy, that is to say, even before the occurrence itself took place. These persons beiiig interrogated, replied. that they hod been informed of it by antici pation in Inters frosts Paris." This I.irrograph, we presume, expresses the sen timents of the Cabinet of Austria, sod we may thence collect that Austria will exert its utmost efforts to check the progress of the revolution, by interfering directly in the uffsirs of Naples. A pa ragraph in the Gazette de France states, "that the A ostriwor troops contorted in the Venetian' territories have received numerous reinforcements. Passports are soot delivered except with great cautiort, and several arrests have been made, by which it is said • conspiciey has been distort red which recalls the good time of Cie Skilig* i r eTers. The plague still continues to rage in Majorca. The victim* to *lois dreadful scourge amonnied on the 211 of July to 1, 1 250 persons. The King ..IPaussiA arrived et Coriolis(' on the elih of July, with a small suite. Don Osts, the new Sp.tiiisli Minister to the King of the Two Stcutes, wits at Nome on the 20th of Joly, and purpose-el to continue his route immtdiately towards Naples. l'he French Five per Cent's. are 79f. 30 c.— Bank Stack 1,35. f. N a i• . 4 \ l. Tie NPuripsieawl MarcbiuneAs Wititignaer mirl family Wive ivri lb. or li.owsi• in Grforvainpr severe, fur the-,r A to pin• i • ho•nor, 1111111.111. 11.« r 4/ and 11.;41, tironwilbe bawl. lAN IWir vat, Dr o pe.,- 1.501 g.., (Bork., for 1141vere IVrUa, WyprodlPrslo , re. 1> p.itures from she Pu4t.ssi r, • and Conners. Poi tarp. awl familia, )enirrilly, for B•le n , „ the Eisl rrf I:tiniAilleu from ditto , for Cheltenhao.. The Edri and 0 , 1410,011 8r0WN1...• hare loft th•-ir %.••• . Cavendith•enuarr, for shear seat; Belto6-hooor, • • I.smish.shire. Vlif01111( and Viproninfras F.brianpen hare lilt in North Ainlkrinnt.l, se a hanV . . . Thr Ito It.• of Dorset ia'sieritred al his treat, Miry. ti•inia.. Northamptonshire, Iron, a tour. The Eirl rf Slalniestinry lota taken a ham* et Orrenrteo. to which hit Lordship a teanuved (limo Hill.streat, Thr Kled HOP. Thorns. Grenville lefi hr. honor in (1. r. land•yriu•rr yrsterthq, oil a Visit to the Pin g's , * an.l vr„ cbtukc,..,.,f Ruck isp,tiona, at thrir 'tat Ruckiiighant I{oe, bie of o'4lo The Mat spits avid Mart-Moors' of Staff . ..rel are returned 19 , 13 from A ri-it to (be Earl anJ Comdr.". of Llridirryraft at 111(4 urnt Ashridgr, Herts. Guy thninpion, t?%q, left the Royal lintel, St. James's *lre. t. plitrrilay, fur the I . ollllsooll. Goat: afol family left their lions? to Grootetior.squarr 'vaunt*, fur their seni,lVoul.'y Path, near Wakt fit Id, Yorkshire. \\ 'A -I V• -..4 '.. ':. ' \,...).,. ..., • -N. ~. . . ....a.. • ~ . ...... w . ~ - -9.... .. ..411 1 1/.....--N-..A.-..—..- 1 thrir ambition could be gratiltaXer means, . 41 1 / t c141.* Tll I.: . i:;. R l I I' I SI - 1 • pl.? 1 , cz Q i they immediately sacrificial' my Immune and nay 1.•Ai..y...r• • righta upon the altar of ditie ratillinvis.', • i -:-:' .1:4; .. .. . .ti (,tr6 s -4 . .: . wt te .4- `\ L , . :04e,_..«.4.4 1 Iva- ----- ' - .' ."--- - ••• •• 4. ...: (00•4 1: 4 \...3 ting , d li ' -01-•;;). V1 .. , .'.7. 6"7 . 4., - -Is-:- . , - .;•• • ... . I Viris ripefl of Sundry last base amielikt-Impt-.•-r . 4 l ''""r -lr." " . : .-°-- ft - LONOW /1 4 °f l ee. We •eri ~,, hly al.vreb•eld that ilat rime i• iCell •-• . • . FASHIONADLS ANHPONOnnit We have made some eatracts from Spanish Papers to the 1: tit list, including I sketch of the proceedings in the Cortes from the 13th to that t 1 Ic. _ Yeoettlse • CoPiet of Directors was held at the P.we inert* honer, 'risen the full.twinw shim, taken tip for the ensotag season, were tints stationed, wiz.— ReWe Castle, 1 321 Lena, Capt. Alexander Linghay; sad General Harris, 1,200 tons, Capt. George Welstead—for Madras and China. Inglis, 1;200 lons, Capt. Thomas Borradaile; new ship, hu fling by Mr. 'Arbiter, 1,300 lon', Capt. Win. Cruick shank"; new ship, boilslintr, by Mr. Timm., 1,300 tons, Capt. C. S. Turiins ; Mirapria Cairrolro, 1,200 Mos, Carl. Ttiornal Larkins (;harks (4501,1,00 I,lle, Capt. flogb Scott ; and new slop, built* by. Mr. Cobb, 1,300 tons, Capt. Way Cobh.—for Bombay and China. Waterloo, 1,325 tons , CAW. Richard Alsaxar ; and Van. sittart, 1.200 ions, Capt. Dalrymple—for St. Helena, Bum. bray, aid Cbwta. , Lowther Castle, 1,400 tons, Capt Charles Matlock; Ge. arr.! KO, 1,200 tons, Capt. Alexander Nairn, ; and Atlas 1,200 tons, Capt. C. :10 Mayue—fur Bengal and China. Nee ship, baiblinc by Mr. Timins, 1,300 toms, Captain John Posserasso—fur Mt. Helena, Rentooless, and China. Thomas Grenville, WM tons, Captain Thitins. Manning : • and Marquis of Wellington, 961 tons, Capt. John Wond— tar Ileng.il direct. NrW whir building by Mr. Ripley, 1,300 tons, Captain P. It ipitry ; Rs iticewater, 1,200 loos, —; Rose, 955 gums, Captain Thos. %Fr:mean; Miaerea 916 taus. Captain Java Milt+ ; Princess Charlotte of Wain, 270 tons, Captain C. B. Gribitte—fur China direct. The ships now in port rat Plymouth ore— Windsor Castle, lnipregnalile, Cygnet, Pigmy, William and Mary yacht, Wickham, Prince Ernest, and Bat and Royal George reveour cutters. The 14th light dragoons marched on Monday front Canterbury f6r the vicinity of Hounslow. pre lia►utory to the grand review ou Hounslow Hcith, fixed lot to•taurrow. It is not expected ibat the marines from Ply. mouth, lately removed to Eliot/tam, will yet return to Lead-quarters. General Sir D..Prics announced on Thursday evening that six companies of ;lie gth Veteran Battalion would shortly arrive from Coat, to assist in the arduous duty of the garrison at Plynicnith. The Earl of DA I.IIOUSIC. the successor to the late Doke of RICHMON D in the Government of the Canadas, and Commander-in-Chief. arrived at Quebec on the 18th of June. - .A terrific storm of thunder and lightning took place at Revel on the night of the 28Ili of June last. The lightning fell upon the tower of St. Olai, and in a abort time the flames made such rapid progress, that the magnificent church of that town and several houses fell a prey to their fury. The - fire runtinuell to rage. notwithstanding the utmost efforts of the inhabitants, until four o'clock its Ihe morning. It was yesterday currently reported that Govern ment were about sending* squadron of vbips to the M e diterranean, and the surmise . was, that this de termination had some connexion with the move- Arian ' Mtlad i t Athtrion troops on Italy. We confess we d o nut credit the r a ci. for we comsat conceive, in • the present !sitar of 0ff.114.01. /some. that Ministers woulil seek' to embroil themselves 'Wood. though it is impossible to tip br ,wltstcontinentid they are &mid.. The Itllsecier begin to evince symptoms of restkiomess. hate already Grgotion Lord .Itigotirti:oilitti mkt sum* tbrin. 'on& this spin mat, inif,nog Oa. rrrnUfrnt to senil is sqoution of obirr!ifion to latch Vier iondder.—r tiper.j — .• • • W. 4 TERING PLACKS. ARRIvAIA AT SCARBOROVGII. JITIAr 31 :—Lord Vt,r•. tlonald, General litaml!e and Neatly. 11... E Prim, (',L.,n✓. and two Mtwara Ebolenley. Mr. D.N,ltra, itev. 3. Elris., L. A Hell, ■nd Mr. ■ad Mrs. Channeey. MIRIVIA,A •T WraTox.aurnt•SUß¢:—Rir Joke ant Lod,. Keane; Genteel and M... Moore; Km Meisers.Shate, Spencer, and Plowne, Paley and family ; Capui. mid %In liiynce and [Andy. • T 111: CORONATION. Werrslixtterß.lLtu, —The carpenter , : woi It in West tninster•Hall is now completed. Every thing is resily foe the upholsterer and other decorators. The realkrii finished, as are the Hum lugs, particularly lir ekvated for the rural table which atop appears. (in ear b mid-. of it,.. Hall, but not quite under the lower git'er), there is I. Ishl. and thus the middle port' of the 11.11 to a great width is left entirely open and unoccupied. The flour of the regal board is un ft level with the former enti care into the late Courts of Chancery and I\ illen Bench ; and the asrent In •1 is by steps and landiiiri reselring•gitite sternal the Hall. The Ishiethits has a mod commanding and insposiltz Matiort. All the MAPS of the twelve windows to the wall on earl. side of the Hall, as they appear above the galleries, have been completely restored by the immune The arm. of Itt c ha r d If. and the ornaments of the hart. &c. introduced by that Monarch, reappear, fresh and pet feet; and those parts which were kft Meow/stele. «wing to the deposition of Richard before the wink. in the Ilall pr., sled by him were finished, have elan been perfected. The pires of uTil .• . . . fl. King , . which latterly appeared neer the Judger' stair. ore replaced in their original niches on each side of the soothers sod newly-ripened grand win.hisr behind the Hula! table. The masons hare finished the north window. treating New P-ilace.yird, as well as the tower or turret •I , sting from the summit or the roof; rind as the scaffolding is entirely mused, great wind/enrol perilow daily proceed to admire the beauty, peculiarity, and ',Mimic Gsi.h uf the masonry. The masons are now eugaged in repairing melt aisle Of the great gate; anal these are the wily workmen now employed about the 1141. The carpenters completed their works here on Satardav night ; they her shin terminated their put t:on uf the works in Wcrtminiter Abbey. Her MAJESTY hotonnrrd Lady PERCFVAL with her company at (boner yesterday, at ncr seat at Blackheath. The Duke of Poste returned to London on Tuesday evroing front Oadands. Yesterday the Doelies* of Gtoocaryst the Princess AUGUSTA, the pitches* of KENT. r. went to Claremont on a visit to Prince LEOPOT D. A nuineruus party met their Royal lloglimsses at d r. The Duchess ~r CLARP.NCE accompanied the Duchess of SAxa- WOOMAR vesterdsy in an mien carriage to view Ilse Tower of London, the Moil, & c . The Dowager Marchioness of LaNsnowx ristei tallied a [loge party of lastrionables yesterday even ing, at her souse in Allmnarle.ssreet. The Earl end Countess of IlInttLET., with their family, have arrived at Saltram. from North Aloitals. Drvon. Leal Roux., and E. P. BAsTAnn, Esq. have akin arrived at their seats in chit county, froth London. Among the forthcoming novelties at that fovea e rite and popular theatre, tho Haymarket, is Mr. TERRY in the character of Falstal: In 4elatid it had a run of ten *lights. A ball was given on Monday lett, at the Cantle Inn, at Tido'', in Devonshire, hs the member* of a Female Benefit Society, at which three healthy women presided at Stewards, whose o n ir. i f Neta exceeded 435 years ! The eldest of them, who ii turned SG, led off the merry dance with ast •soising agility ! Appreheuaione, not ill-founded. as to the dark ness which may be occasioned by the eclipse of the sun on the 7th of next month, have determined 'e vensl of the Ecclesiastieal Couusellors of Switzer. land to move that the annual solemnity of prayrn. may be traosferred from that day to the Bth. The deputies of the Protestant religion at the Diet have agreed to this proposal, and the Bth is fixed-for the day of prayers. Vrom the decayed oar of the seats in Reeirrew (Scotland) parish chinto, 'lre !writers lately c:.!nt In a derision of re-seating it. to consequence o! two labourers being employed iu taking out 18 isoclies of earth. for the purpose of new flooring, many cu• rious nod atictegt cower mists have been f o u n d. .chiefly in the feign of•CHARuts U., WILLIAM and MART.atiol Louts 111. of France.ant!stime Ober,. supposed to be much older. but, owukg to thew be. deteced. they - with log Jo greatly defaced, they canine wrath itccnrary be decrplorred. A reambvir of lore's tette Itlessne .been dug spoons, eusioderahly obese the commit., rise. There are vomit in priworvoiron of teeth taken front a jaw in a bish state of prererratino„ of such a sine,. that, without bring seen. the thmenatorei would be peat belief. Moro was found below a &League, an. which were some rude ewpanissei • danger oboist le inebee long; of very 'erten** ireritmeothip.• bet 40 moth Corroded with telt Ow no ornamental device is dittinguirhalitrt AY. . M. , Pro of 0111 jes ha. is *hi " 01 1 * Iry yoo Tab Co 4 • 1 I'l flll' 41 Wit" iog ofii (let ay in I rim ale Cie wh ha , hi C' tle co . sp 9 1 Pi' 'I Iti R. I. II PI I) '44 IT e e x 1 ! a I I