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4 . 4 open tilrroi Ilse 111.11. entuittymen from gouty ai►ioall, o► to make foun i n.l• it iiC fnr their tlh-enee. Sir %I. lit sbt.t.v u tg n.•.•,l the prinriple oldie Alien te4 un.nr..t,trl' iu n te; Ind (.1' I , ir J. I'. GUA •'.IJ fril• rrr whut he Lad to oN, r tho. V. , 11 t.;l t• hrhigio4 op of the It. port, wl:.•n hr WI,IIOI IbrollUlNt u elilllll4. to lii 1:111. 1 . 11.• /11111111 t. till e•rot io►n the (;notmitter. urul were- ti11..1 up. thr cootom.sove of Ih.• 1:11 for ►wo ycNr.. NI.. I: %Nil 1M rr.trr . •.l ht. prott•Pl. fir Ilmast reomt un TlattrstLy. hl.Br"1•It1V'. The foollo r coo , o!, 'atom Id for report of ►he IrtNh Elecioo. p.r.ti 41 to 1:rol.a. THIS DAT, AT Tur.r.r. OTIPCF, TM? LOTTERY DitAWINt:, AND ALL I'ICKE.T.i %%ILL BL PRIZES.-Fllttill' RAY BF; 35,0Jui.!!! Fl' N CIIIRTIFIC.VITS. 'Sir s Bit% ',ribs mow. il the 4 hller of the bay for the ~et reltlite4 of the Certiii- I Wes rill. Ile the !louse would permit the Bill to I,r read now, hr wislwd to make alterations. latcr wlti h it would be priolcd a."! nronnninrJ. T:W ATT,111.41.:V-(:CN KRAL !Piped the alterat contempt dud 11 the lion. Baronet, would pot thiv Bill in it vcry different Amor trout that it assumed at Ww's!. 11% lie cimslilrtcd it btith Millet:o4.4lly, 111/- giii,ry. awl vnxitturti.. sir EuEltrOPl BRYPOrq complained of the roll tempt with which he had beet' treated by the Iltro. and I.e.irt,ell Gt•i•I!vilt1111. Th. Arena , . EY-(;entlett, denied that hr land titte..,l a word ielleeting I,t•ronuully on the Ilion. S ir I:4;i:nTON Butrouys then entered into r de fence of In, ROI, but •till Iymt•ntiu:; the light r iu which Ili. tithotirs 10111 h, cis treatrd. rua9 LY-(; BN I:11AL httvitt. ttttt that the 13.11 should I„• read this day sIX lalulltllll-- A took plwc..— I.uour of Awe Itall Apsu.l it B2 Majority :11 The Ball was rousequesitly tlirowu out " ' In our rI4IIIIIIIIMOII we found Sur te.(ivit•rom llntrutays on his legs, moving to cl Ibirge winch u.tuund I•ur &I future duty, out the ground, thin from the uniiiiier in winch he had been Imated, be tuna hr emisitleresl am no longer ht to origtoute a lull in that Ilonsr. r w few ulmervatiotto from Mr. D. GIDDY, Mr. MANNEII4 SUTTON, and lI H SPEAKER, how tter, he 11111 110 pwrsevere lit Ili% motion. Tiw other I)rdera of the Day were then I[l is !KAM of, tund the ninon. adjourned •t Ei.LvLN o'CLocc. A LMT Or TIIR MINORITY THAT TIITID OR LORD IDLTON'a MOTIRY, IRTIPT.CTIRO TIM I.lvi uU4RDI ON DUTY %UTERI/AY IN •ALL•NAI.L IND IT JAAIRCI-sTRELT. Alrerrrianlir. Die J. Cliar, Sir W. Philips, Cents, A ithorr, littrllll%, E. Pmraiinhy,lit !N.G. Sorban., Joe F. Horner, F. Portman, F.. R. Hon. T. Haler, C. Protheroe, Edw. 1:i OS 111.. Dian. Jrrimis, Li P. Raneliffe, !Aril C..kraf Jahn King, Sir J. D. Halley, Sir M. W. Campton, raid 1(110‘. Thomas Rowley, Sir Win. C.A , Thi.. Lefever., C. Shaw Smyth, J. H. Corwris, J (' Lamb, Hose. W. Slinky, Lord IJlit.Cl4l.llllllo, Vis. Wen. G. Talbot, R. W. JI la•, ('. Law, Hon. F.. Thioneasou, Thor. 1 . ..ran...0n, Sir R.C. loader, William Ti. mil, M. Plus. Foley, Ilan A. l.rision, Sir Wen. George TMs. Lloyd, J. M. Vfarre, John A. Folks* Lod Martin, .1. Wynn, C. Martin, H. Gipps, G.orge Money, P. TWILLERII. (• 4.u , Rolirrt Newport, Sir John Milton, Vi... (:rut:u•, Itt. Hu. B NM lh, Milky Mona, Sir C. J P. 01111111114114, FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. GERMAN PAPERS. SCARCITY IN ITALY. 111/116141156110. lIAT 1. Private letters from Italy, and the accounts given by trivellers, fully agree in the statements of pub lic papers, respectiog the scarcity of corutin that country. There iv no recollection of suds a dearth, 'stripling over the whole country, f Calabria to the Tyrol. since the years 1763 and 1714. *hew there was a great scarcity. especially in the It 1111 l RIO St:Oct:: the suture one ammo:o.'lmi the North, the more at itaerease4, so that in distant vallies, between the inotrat.iiiis, some persons have already flied of litioger. To this is irile;isl mow of r•iitloloymeitt in Fasts which formerly gamed soisitithiog hy termini frebires. I'it meet the first want, ail the ;oven,- litents unke such regutlailotto as they titrlg.e suit uhie. to limit. r I.arttcalarly tlw 11.11111011% bprelllll - a hull thr..• it it 11 . 511 , 16 iiw.syr uvevestati. The Pope 11:15 do.ic it lint, because has States suffer very considerably, which is als.a our cause that there are lao lusty taahhvrit s. At HO %aa sill parrhasee cuspof III U.t be ootiiierl In Car Sardinian Ststirs even. Iso.lv must gisc tits st'e..lllll. ~r sock pus curve. Flour, &e. es• so! a. 01,1 Is w.tuts all ii.)6t A 'wind. lo the koigition of Lombardy, while tln• Mow. ►nr present, there •rss in vrvrnsl torusy u EOM, &e. to the poor, to prevent ~,,, which Pa light etu•ily have been occo riin.t•d by the contrast of their diarr•s. with the inertia:toss of the rid.. Fur in Lombardy, where it dearth of corn is n thing abilia4 outward of, it i•c the &mast uppresuive. 11a. total foiluie of the his cowed this •Werth. l'eople. iudrrd, plat•: their /wipes is, itaportistiou from foreign emmtrica, to %hid, the riarculators are very ouch tempted ; large carp,oos have arrived at Leghorn noel Comma, othes% arr all the way from the ci.asts of the Mark loot it is to be feared that di. Insurer class will not receive mach relief Irons t'urresimadiat of 'sulfur(4ernswry, ;11•iy 1.) E PRESS. LONDON. TUESDAY. MAY li. 1816. The desire wile!) appears to exist, in a certain titaaitcr, of introducing, not merely military pa geaiitry, but military force, on every occasion, where, even with the slightest hew of propriety, it two he iiitroduced, has excited it very powerful feel ing iii the naiads of those, who, without meaning to underrate the achievements which our army have t MC11111144 . to undervalue their prowess--adhere KO far to the old-fashioned notions of liberty, for which our mire ators were remarkable, 11•4 to c •eive, that, iii the adjustment of civil limners, it is far better to employ a riii:rn than a soldier. In the Howie of Lords, last 'light, the Earl of Essex complained that lie had been ob structed, at the bottom of Pall-mall, by a party of military stationed there, who preventedhis carriage from proceeding, lest the procession of the Loan Al Aiwa and Common Council to Carlton-I se should he thrown iiito confusion. His Lordship, after adverting to the illegality of this procreiliog, moved for a copy of the orders under which the soldiery acted. A ilisiatssion of some length ensued, which was concluded by a division, when the mot was bat by a majority of 33 to 16.—The Marquis Of BUCKINGHAM tlwii gave notice, that he would, on Friday next, move an Address to the PRINCK BEGCNT, praying, that he would lie graciously pleased to direct that a copy or the order under which the troops acted, on this occasion, should be laid before the 'louse. In the Commons, Lord M...turow at the instance of the Exit of Essex, introduced the circumstance to the attention of the Honor, end submitted e similar mot' . His Lordship made, on this occa sion, a spirited appeal to the feelings of English men, in which he was seconded by Lord NUGENT : but their exertions were vain, for the motion mut lust by 112 to 51. Mihisters, we tentleratalad, expect that they will be able 0.1 close the Session of Parka:mut before the eutl of Juue. A report prevailed last night, upon the alleged authority of prisataadvices from Paris, that an in surrection has broken out in the South of France, and that 4,000 men are in arms iii that quarter against the Government. It is probably the Whin. at Grenoble, alluded to in the extract which we made yesterday front a Paris Paper. gate. German Papers to the 7th inst. arrived last night. It is stated, under the head of Berlin, that the Chancellor iIARDEMBERG is busily employed in di gesting a new Constitution for Prussia. All the Jewish inhabitants of Lubeck are o►dered to quit that city.—The Archduchess MARIA LOOM. lute Empress of FRANCE, entered her new capital at Purina, on the 'loth last, where she was received with every demonstration of joy. Ve have extract ed from the German Papers an account of the dreadful scarcity that prevails in Italy. A Flanders Mail has arrived with Papers from Brussels to the 11 th instant. The mar riage of tlw Prince of ORANGE to the Grand Duchess Ala at A I'AU LOWY A or RUSSI A, Was auuouuced by me Official Memstge from his AJ/ATV to the Stutes-Gesienil at the Ilsgue, on the 7th inst. The dttreretwes bvtween Aw.trin Mid &Mari* 'Buy ing been finally adjnord, the troops of the former Power have begun to evacuate the c tries cesited to Ilavaiia. Mr. CA oNix,: has arrived at lloordeatte from Lisbon. from whence letters were received on Satur day from hon. The Grumiens frigate has. it i s sai d. reaelwil the totter port, to convey that C en ti me , ' awl suite h . The two Candidntes for D e vo ns hi re h ave fi a ,a their liewil-quarters at Exeter. and an active canvass. through the. medium of C. 1111 l inners in the coon. derable towns, pervades tlw county. All the into, 311(1 btaltlrs are engaged, and labelled on their ta—" fins way to Mr. BASTARD'S," and " that way to Esau xii-votes;" and we appeelie n ri all the loonies cod carriages of the other towns. Ste. are itr us •t;tte of letitmittoo. The election commenced yesterd:iy. A late speerh of 31r. Ccnwr.N. in the !loose of (' ha+ been ~.accurately reported in the Nl'Wsl.:lll , l4. Ile did not wry " that upon the sub. jset of sillies he saw no necessity.for alteration. con snteriog. as he dol. the Clergy were very liberal 011 thy, score." %Vital Mr. CV RWRN dot say arm, to the followtor ern-4A :—N That nothing mold be more itnreittent to the interrists of aglicailion., or those of re! 1011, Ihan tier enmtuutalinu of tithes. Ile could not impute blame twtite Clergy, as ti body, nor was lie disposed to believe they wonlii lie found opposers of any fair owastire tor so desirw`olc a purpose.- 11 - liesi pnluttnuate disagreemeists did occur uu the subject of tithes, it operated grestly to lessen I he re.pect so essentially sine to the lltaisters of re- Linn)." • . t et 0 t 'NI 7"Wpg:IP „ I • . 4.1- ‹"Alc ; :,: j e =' , 14 ,7.0.4 - es•-•-•• • • J., /do. ,} ~.tt • N , t,— -:: -•:. __,.-__ ~ ~ s• - N .,.c) l b , -., •--.t---•:.,,. , _ 'Did ~,....,,, • ~. 1-.44 , , vA a .) 0 iaq : 411%.:,.....".. ' ' IVO IL-1.,' ORIGINAL. POETRY. A PRAYER. Gise me the &dirks° of death, It. rAlits and it. downy repo.e, Round my temples the cypre.. wrmth Will dull the kes.ti edge of my woes. The shaft 'hut deprives me of breath, 0 ! may it be rapid to true; The hor►ors of listleriul sleuth 0, Fate! era r keep from my view. Let me die 'mid the warrior eb dr, In the whirlwind of h 'a lot,l fray, Where the ballet 'hall driuk up my life, A.d the green and entomb my pole clay. Or far ow the dark natio; wave 1.1 use wink %%keit the stores' Kigali 'riot ; I w w•lo for wo sweeter a grave Than tlw ocean, relleetto4 the oki(1. Though my blood lie enngeanl on the snow, Or reek 'wroth a tropical son, ludiffernit the plaice and Ow blow, Though varied, to me they are one. 1 ask for Ito record of dour, By the sealptor's proud onismentsgmed; Lit my mortal reninos lie inibliown, By Flattery's pen knob based. Let my lay by unlike whet the tom)) Owentatiewsly blazons with itrhts— Semis, I leave one recret,'lwill ilium. What my lowly sepakhre skated. I ask to eternise my 'tame,' Th' imperishabk record of mead ; Let the lay that redounds to any fame Be traced is she least that is keel. Then tweet were the rahu of the grave, To lie undittuall'd and alone— Yet live its the hearts of the brave, Remembered by Virtue alone. Brook-sired, Nay 5, 1816. J. W. P. BOARD OF GREEN CLOT!!. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, NA% 11, 1816. In the name and on behalf of his Majesty, by his Royal Muchness the Prins Regent's command, Notice is hereby given, lliat all carriages p►oceeding to her Majesty's Drawing Room at the Queen's Palnce, on Thursday, the lath of May, are to fall into the line at the top of St. Jasues'a•strert; go along Cleveland-►ow, and through the Stable-yard into the Park, and act down with their horses' beads towards Buckingham-gate: after setting Down, they are to wait in the Birdcage-walk, and ua the Parade apposite the Horse G 111416: in taking up, they are to go along the Road of the Mall, or the Walk adjoining, awl go out at Buckingham gate, or the Hone Guar. Nu hackney math. r will he pertuntril to clime into the Park; but aunt set down at the outride of Buckiughaut. The Grote et the tnp of Cionstitntion.hill will be open only for CUrrilttell belmeging to persons haring the entrk, and ser. yenta ettentlinz, the Royal Family; which roe to set down et the Great Ibior of the Pelee. on the Coon t-yard, and to wait at the buttons oi(Con.totetioni-bilY. Tickets for carriages going in at the Gate no the top or Constitution-hill will be delivered at the Board of Green Cloth, St. James's Palare, un IVeiletesilay next, betireen the hours of one and three o'clock, without which, uu carriages will be admitted. Chairs are to enter the Green Park at the door in the Stable-yard, adjoining the ()oven's library; to piners.il across the Green, and to set down al the Great Dour of the Palace, and to wait within the railing. Yesterday mew oo itt 7, the Earl of LIVERPOOL came to town boas his sem at Coombe Woad. Lord I IsI4F.WOOD gAVe a Krmd dinner in 111 , 4 house in I lanover-square yesterday. A g Ilw company were, the Earl and Countr%s of Cmint- GAN. the Earl of WINCIIILSF.A, Load SoMER VILLE. the Ladies BRHOLNELL, Mr. and Abs. STANHOPE, &C. &C. The :Minster in increasing the tax tipon snap, doe% not mince a disposition to curve forward with (lewd lima.. Co:mael liftOW N Low left the St. JiIItICEI . S Royal Hotel e-telilay for Bath. Year►day Lieutenant BROWN I.OW left town, to join his regiment at Camlnist Lord 11. PA U 11. Yr, we regret to soy, suffers se verely fron► a p4ritlyticiitfeciiiiii. - . . . . Tilt , . FINK Aats.—The Directors of the Callen., we learn, have lweer furoorre'l with the loan of a con.i.hralile number of the finest pictures of the Italian Schols, winch will be ex bthitad flair Gallery. for the gratilivation of the lovers of the /lots, +loci for the improvement of our Itohas§ Art,-is. ( 7 ;011 Three , &Clock this Afternoon Ticket's' and Shares may be porclinwed at either or WEBB'S lftiee N N. , . 9, Conlinll, or I,llti:illrsstrvet. The will flirt] cominelier. Prize trio ove 50t1/. iiitiNt lr 111,00/., and inav IW 35,0901 W ELM *did the Tao Last Prizes of 30,000/. in Shores. Monday se' 4llt, at their nanol quarterly remains. nication. the Grsnd Lodge of Scotland ono 11111 l ote.ll/ agreed to !present a COIKOHOLOoty and dutiful Ad dreg. to iits Rapid Highness the PRINCE itEt:EA T, 111.011 the late nuptials of her tio4iosess the Prolert.s CHARLOTTE, of which auspicious event information had heels received that morning in Edinburgh. The Address outs ordered to to. transmitted to the Right Ifononrable the Earl of Fire (Ow is now at I)iiir-house). the Actit;4 Grand Master under his Etoytil liighoelb, to he conveyed by his I.nrdolhj; to the l'aiNvr. the illustrious Patron of that anueut wad re.ptctu i-tde Ostler. ROYAL 111ARRLIGE ADDRESSES. Yritterilay.st hall-tuti4 twelve o'clock, the Shtritrt of L~.uduu and Nhililletex waited spun the 'Vinery« Charlotte sod Priiive of Sote-Coliourg, ut Camel ford-House, to hoow the titnw V.lies, they would lie pleusetl t.i receive the Acldrts. voted ay. the - poratinrt .the City of !Antill saeir heel ICiyul I void iris Serene Iliglinet4 were plc:avid to um, , i.it oilier they had o l io,. her . .`.l..tjeloy the mil her Palace, 4:ii data thsv. At tmo o'ehork x towed or ho,,oilr marched into the etteet-cavil of Car11 , ):1 11011. , e, 1 ,:•-• , (.41: 01 1010 tit hand in their stotl! ttinfortn.. The oya I I Vutee h,slti were in hi il(`, end iltes.iett the stone tis nt a Levee. A l ia,-te of Life fuar.l. were ”trititmed with their baud to ft.il A %loot tint. helot, tint k, the Ct.r.tora lini, of tilt. Cite or I,unJret arrived 111 eAVeI. elide .tete, and a e:•ti: ••••Nea1t.1.140., preeedegl 11V t'•••• tit los fuel si,sifisi is, ‘sit 01 11 htrue White t•••elta , :e in 11 , 11 hilt, I Itt! :Oer-lial's Men. the 1.••r•I Alever's .vi 5.14114, the !slseisik mid the whole of the twit mite, o c•oci.adu of white their hat-. Toe Lord Moyne wore a large eackitile on in, left bresiat, and hi,. eollur tat each %boulder ‘K11,1:;:t lilt-el with witite Ail the Aldermen, tilt- C:eolletstett of the t :tont 14 . C , :iitittoii C 0 51 5 11.11, the (al Onlet.r., a n d tile eltrusimut. Ott N!r Lord V.lyl) f, wnru larks white corky leis on their left he is. casino by order of the I Mayor, for tit,' purittee of Heim; uni t...mit, and very litter:Oleand liantledtmeiy pp-twisted to the Cattlemen. 'Flue procession ott this fUelllll - tier. mines cotoiii.teil of—... The a etlemen of the Lord Mayar'‘ Itouteliold; the coo's' of State; the Nl:ivy' 'a Chylous; the Lord SI aqui% Alit:oaten Lewes, I ell's. Glve, Price, !. ha w ; leitesto.t, Flower, srs..lrys Buds, C. Smith, Atkins, t; Goosslisehrre. say, lirskts HilgAte, and coa. 'file itreorsire • tae 5h..4 ;IN, Sir Thome,. Bell MIA Thus p the Chambe rlain; the C..tosouta tirrjeatet ; Tiara Cl.-eh; the itemeiabraocer; the S.l•eitor; the Continuo Pleath•ra ; Messrs. Reynolds, Bullard, %Vas.s.ts, awl Arabia; the St euotieries Messm. Coleridge stud Cross thee; the Mall Keeper; Mr. Leigh, the hie Usel.T Sheriff, and iiLst ISO Gentlemen of the Coact of Common Council. The Lord Chamberlain shortly after intnalliced them hail the leeeSellee of the Itegeut, who being seated on the Thrum•, hit r led by the Secretary of State for the lbitne Department, the Lord Steward, and other Officers of Stott., received the Address, which wee read by the. Recorder, and to which his Royal !Ugliness returned x most gracious Apswer. Ili. Rays! Highness appeared in excel lent health, and highly pleased wills t h e at►en tion of the city of The city cavalcade then proceeded iu the same grand plocession to wards the Queen's l'alace. They went by PHII-mall, through St. James's, into the Park, slid were preceded by a party of the Life Guards, also hail heeis stationed to clear the stay for the procession, a gran number of carriages anal jwarple having been collected. The procession was received at the Queen's Palace with military honours, by a guard of honour, which had previously smirched into the Court-yard, and which had been dime for the first rinse, except on the days her Majesty had held Hrua nag-rooms at that Palace This being the first Address limn the Corporal • which the Queen hail received at her Palace, and there being no Throne there, it we. deemed essential that slie.iihould receive it on a Throne. A new one was built for the occasion, under the direction and superintendence of Colonel Stephenson. the Comptroller of the Household. be Messrs. Fiance and Ranting., the Royal Uphol sterers. It camsisted of rids crimson velvet, with the royal arms at tlw top, moat superbly gilt, with C. R. on the cornices of the flame; the whole a most exquisite piece of workmanship. It was placed against the centre window of the grand saloon. In the front of winch was her Majesty's state chair, in which she took her meat, accom panied lay 11w Princesses Elizabeth and Mary, attended by Earl Motto*, Mr. Disbrow, Colonel Stopfortl, Earl of Macclesfield, the Caamitetts of Duaager Lady Melville, Lode Mars Paulet, Lady Mary Taylor, the 'Earl of IVinehil. 111.11, Loral J. Thynise, Colonel Stephenson, Misses Brudeseit, Wroitesley„ Venison. 111.4 by, &c. 'rise Corpora, ion was 14411)4111MA with tile pre- PPllese of her Majesty by Earl Maintain, wheu the Recorder read the Address upon the Nlarraage of the Princess Charlotte and Prince of Cobourg, to laids her lalesty returned it most gracious Answer, nod they had the honour to kiss lies banal. Her illsojesty oppeatral isi excellent health and spirits. Alter the t 'orpornion had returned to their Car— ringvs, they rinea tel the jonseession, and proceeded to t 7itinelforal flaw.... around which no immense concourse of iwolde wire assembled: Sir Nathaniel Conine', the Magistrate. attended, at the herd of Townsend, Savers, and a !!!!! moms assemblage of llow-street Officers, and great order was preserved. The processiiiii entered tne Court-yard by Here ford-street. The Princess Churlotic appeared at one of the is in.lows of Cainelforal-llouse, being sect' by the populace they greeted her with loud huzzas. The Princess and Prince's sera:ants appeared in their state liveries for the 'list time. l'lte liveries ia: e k giemi, the cutis 111111 1 / 1 . 1 MI ern the gold lace are of black velvet. *. L. C." its gold lace, is '.l tale epaulet's, tinder a crows,. The buttons are ryinis:•li•dily handsome mid very barge, °Ming' to their roie:11.11 , Ig liar P. 'ix. 'll.lt iot tr's royal arms joimal under a crown oath tiiose of Cobanarg. The Prneess;on at-lived at Camelforal Hauer at about it quarter iv's, live o'c'iock ; they as as con sidesalsle time al:ghting, whets the hall beesine ex tremely e rim deal. The Laird Mayor addressed the Gentleman, mid mfornsed them lie iiiii lenstanial the room in which the Princes. was to receive Hannan was not large enough to i'lliittllll an lallltat roll% all /1111- , rm Wage ; jirollably it would only hold Amin thirty a• a liaise, and requested that they 15051151 'show !vane 1.1 irate r. before others entered, but linens ttivat the Pri.acems walla(' two every Gen- This request IV/1% Ulte!)(11•11 lier Rival a ie» reeri.rd throb to the Draw• itig-Room, nod took her *tattoo at the tootrr of the Room from the entrance, with tt dreas of black silk, agreeably to the floret-6mi% of the Court meurning, atilt a mad heat.tiiul sod elegant plume of ic lire feather% Mr. Percy, her Egiserty, on her 'mkt; Emily Murray. Lady .luiui l'hytitte. Campbell, dud Musa Cates, alau oil her right ; the Lord Mayor, the Allertnek mid the Recorder, who rea.l the .Irldrew,, to which •lier Roval Beta returned A mold gratiout Atwerer, They, with the rest of the Gentlemen of the Corporation, then approached her Royal Highness and had the honour to kiss her band. The same ceremony was then observed to his the Prince of Saxe-Colunirg, a!in I ur regimentals, with Order of Witt. 4dt-titled by Sir H.nbert Ciirdiner oar, Mann I Lit who m i l 4,lvicell thew. t:iry v eie hy Hobert t :iseeter, Ext. the .liiaster ti:r 'rne Princ , •:lnd P:incess art-rwstril% nett not t t•:l-e :4 idiatt i:•!e It••1 - iite darner in ti:rir ens I ctottd hrtik lid' tilt ;1 hat• and giver thew !oil lz zis; the P!:llt7r. Ist trim,. to „ It, 011 i; it ;;lut howed. The Prim-14i Charlotte curls:led. At three o',•'...ek the Deputation from the nF Imr,:‘ at Ca:Julio:it Douse, to pep. ot fl.ey were erniductril into the fgt. +uf the Mince vial PrlllettS, in OAF Ural% isig roo:to, i, t tlr. Chester, the Master of the CePellw nie:, the, Rot al Miir weir attended In Sir Baron Hartienbrook, Mr. Pep vialher lic,tal lltglineres Laid;es iti Writ! Dr. 11.irros by, as Lout Pn Atlent. Rod a the IM utatimi, etneed, that it ILA twin oid•••••1, Its the Ltir.ls Sp;ritUld flied Tetnpon•l in thst t 111esaiiige he sent (mut that hol•-•• to •••...•;:nitlihne her Royal highness the C d liltte A Ii; Serene Leopold tirorge Priiit:e of Cubourg, uu the hate sok ttttt ittatiou of their marriage. 'l'n whirit ult. following Answer was given *,e met!' retitled by the peon( of attention sad re 411.1 bib ur iwit• received, sires flits Lunt the I lute.e of TA,rd.: rod e return them mita, thanks fur their can K nii a Is tioss." A little bs.fore 5 o'clock the deputation Trnm the flis%e of Compsoio; arrived, coe's4ting ofllse Mara (us of %Voss s,ter, Earl Gower, Lord V;..conak Hader, Lord Viscount Clive, Mr. Hill, Mr. Ce cil Jenkins:on, Mr. Law, and Sir Thos. Aclasid.--. —They were introduced its a tLimilat form to the Prince and Prisicesv, When the Marquis of Wet• ce%ter mud the Resolution of the Howie of Com mons., stating, that it laid been agreed to, that a congratulatory Meminge be sent to her Rupi High. 'semi the P •ess Charlotte A ugustm, and his Serene Highness Leopold George Frederick, Prince of Ce. boisrg, on the happy occasion of 'their nuptials. The Princess Charlotte answered— " We receive with great satisfaction this prupeot the attention awll rrgaid of the House of Vuninities, mad retails them twiny Hooks for theircosgratulatiunii." The 'stammer of Prince Leopold of Saxi-Cobourg to the [louse of Commons was an follbers GENTI.II.IIEN—." I a rjoioe at the s h are the Hume of Coat sous take is my happiest:as, and ann sensible of their Olen than in malting thew congratulations. I ass wry mark obligcil to them fur their `pod wishes, and thank them for the a..suratices of their friendship, which 1 shall always try to deserve." CITY ADDRESSES. l'esterdo7 the Lis:4 Mayor,• attended by the Officers of his flouvelicild, Aldermen Sir Willis% Curtis. Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Sir Jiihn E imer , Sir Charlee Price, Sir Jetties Shaw, Sir Vi'illisob Leighton. Sir Charles Flower, Sir William Doat - Birch. C. Smith. Atkins, Goodbekere. Mars nay. and Brit!ger, the Recorder, Sheriffs City °dicer., and a k great Humber of the Court 'of C iiiiii non Council, set off Crow Guildhall Omits two o'clock, and proceeded to Carttoc-libeise s where they were admitted to his Royal thfchncalk the Prince R.-gent, and presented the 1'0110+614 Addrros to hint upon the Throne Tu Li. Royal Higimese the Prince of Regeitt of the United liiurfem of Greet Britain and Ireland • The Womble and lord Address of rue Lund Mayor, AM &men, sod Comorooos of the City of Leedom, Ili Common Council sweinbkdr. Nap, it pfrase porn Nord ifigkwest, We, his Majesty's Melina and loyal subject% the Lard Mayo-. Idt eaten, and Cammows of the City of Loudon, is Common Connell assembled, approadi the Throat with the most lively rntimsnts of affection, to ron7ratulate your Royal Hielincss on the auspicious 'tent _of the recent of your illustrious LMnghter, the Princess Char lotte Augusta, Milli hi; 'ertne Highness Leopold ()ewe !RA, Prince of Cobopig. _ _ ---- - . - We pill ticipate with the personal heifers and the patriotic gratificutho shit+ your Royal Highness most experience upon an occasion of such joy to your Royal Honor, mod of such vital importance to the welfare sad mesperity of his Majesty's subjects, inasmuch as this Illustrious 11nuu af. fools nu additional prospect (under Divine ProSideuer) of sirsiring to the Throne of these Rralats the Protestant sues V 1644.11 of their Sovereigns., for which our lir:lreland ru'iglatr eats' investors, by the Act of Settlement at the glorious Revolut.on, bappity proviJed and established the toil l and paternal sway of the House of Hamster over a free, loyal, unit happy people. 'flint • tildes of our Constitution in durch sod State, nsay spr i ng from these auspicious Nuptial*, to continue fur seta prolpetity and happiness to the United liittedum, is the ardent and emcee,: pryer of his Majesty's faithful Citizens of London. In this uniting with the Omen' joy oar Iseiiifelt rearm halation* rit tlie foot of the Timone, we reificst sour ft,)yal lln:ltltess will b.-Ince, that as we can feel nothing of mom co. , scniaciics to the nation than. seastarr Outs calm 'Jed to pr./serve our independence. freedom, and proaperio!., au we can relit-it:o , ourselves in nothing of 111 , 11 e genoine and pure rujoynwnt thou man &Mance which is of so fair a psotnise. mid nun.t enures solid li,pplnclis to sour Rusal breast, and evert• broach of cow, august Family. _ . ?tiny y.,ur the felicity to brhsal.l erer‘ 11114511 (WS pr51144;01511 event 1445511 ii . ..s:ni chic god Royal Bri.le soot Iter Illostrion• ,asort. 01141 irony the riolcuri. 4144:41.1ica0f her semi give f Via' toserat pr,ssoce to an ado K people 411 tits happkiwys A 44 ovsy to tone to rotor be 464444)1,1110 coufcr upuu the 1.4.41 and happy subj..' is i.f the Rritsal. L:napire. thgucil by Ostler ~r •h,• H P.N Y 11'00131'110R PS. To which hi* Royal 1 - lihtlt.to to rt tur.. the follonistg 111(154 K1115'10115 Allfe‘tr I !Lunt you for t loyal and dui lull A tlerres. It is w.sh the •4 sortlial totti•fectiou ttv‘t I receive your rottgr..444lltious al 5551 errost 11J lci,4 ottatefal to my per -001101 C . 4 . :111Z0. than Important to the beat tate:eats of the 8411461 s Loop'. c. • They then proceeded to the Queen's Palace, and presesittd tbe following Address to her Mlaje•- ty _ _ To the Qwees'e Most Excellent M.je..v. The t.nnible Achlreeeut the Lord /diem., A Iri , ortei.nml Commons, of the City of Loudon, in Cotomon Come ell aearmhled. Prow it 14erste Now ibtfeer, V r r, iris Meirst)slthetifnl and totel subject., tl.e f.ot4 51..yur, Aldermen, and Contemns, of thr t'lty v. L °Mon, 4 .. .M1111011 C4/111tfil IttarrlblPi, F"Ur Nlsirey tot theeeseat out auviciu us Nuptte;s a her Repil Lisfhtleso