The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-11-27 00:00:00

To sta. TKANCLS IL'IIDETT, BAIT. Ilk. 11N PM/Ca! at your speeches from the Hustings. dwirc d4l 2 .Dwillea, pnithave thought peeper to allude . de ow, pamoutly„ mid Foy hare twice applied to me the llallallill larata44 libeller At • far as throe allusions affect my - . Illit i atm hoe ao Inducement to notiee'Almim I for they '-, MIMS Waft Ma is the opinorii of those on whose approbation I MK Ulf Waitia; b a s as they nisperem to imply a ecintradic dhoti of what hays published eon/toting yeti, public subs,- ' - Ostitieste ' , obi me to pass them user in silence : and, as the illtddlef Middlesex has :sielieiously, rntoleed to cooftios the poloilrso of addressing the Freeholders to the Caodod,ipy, I 11111.• latt miter oppoitooity anoticing them, than through the spedituts elf the Poi , . L lila aware. Wattle term liheller a .• ' eleitresal, a‘irl I •nt autioui to knee in what Same yeti hays ia it to me. It is well lowan ; that, ac:ordins to the Lill I, Welts mai be a libel ;end, if your chaise be in. ~. P . .Slrsj merely to im to pute um what hi libellous in point of Jlair,, I beg yes to tomenitor, that tho coccluet of some men is '' Of swat • matins, that it is ampowslale to comment froely upon . It. Witheot helot chargeable with a libitl a la the legal s-nee of '..,- Shill set.', not tr• ettreme ,, , lihellous, frequently involves a War of teurany i and it is an apprehmtiou th.it yen may • ' )av• ski It io. tali .esie, which induce. me, for the mete.; slb,reetatd, latiermimitrel, "ow to .4lreso yen. k bas taller; to my lot, Sir, ' le ham eatioadeerted„ inure peihaps than any other individual, ise your public cooduct, and patticularty on your cilium - at,,, with reseed WI the Prism, in Cold-Batli• Fields, sal mettle etneeinua perviredingp al kit oere resorted I. i.t the lidections 14 tine cwt 111L , 4, to procure your retires at a Represent.- ** ter Shp Openly of ithkill.ois : asilkinkfte what I have it* poblithed with III) name, candour requires tor, nn who hineatee, is tenw the snotty nao.is Pamphlet, which appeared NIA dam the last `Middlesex EicetiA, under the title of 4 his Address to coateolueblers A' ftliddleser, by an Atom . Ike Pt server. dew of We this, as well as illy other l'uhl,• catb.its on the .hote l id,oreb, I melt the utmost pa.n• to -.* p.eut the slighltk ; awl kW I bee* capable of wan.; tuirepr* ' $ have pawed the sumo eau as; fur Ike eradiate nee wait; and indeed could stet re. e 4re. L., hear Colteriod, theft bet auged to Nits Its Native sob !tut as you. lii, haft thought proper publicly le re. relent as a • Nballse i , I WS itaiwell44, is jetties is the tattle of hyudsy had asks, which I hare entkaisareal, to the ut men of my ability, to defend, to chai.enge you to &brut* ' any et** charges is Nei 1 hen arleaeord against you. Iwo, Sit, year awes obethout Servast. JOHN BOWLES. fheureakettiteale„ Rem 24, 110$. OF MIDDLISEX. BU RD Err. is his speech of yes. $ 6 ll tord•y, hope with obarding, that also displeased lidain ppooss, as won pads of bit speech of the t r i b:B.re a briefed that ha had touched thus. pones in • and *an Ma tot taadialal, shorebirds nroneoled to isenasoont rpm T ai ad se asettswaina wheels appeased this menatiar iu the Public dad by albs displeasure wheels he expressed at that Ittueld. aarattling tha tone he had i ie tt e = sel lati Apia Om Ji %molted Wm in a sore plats. eMest Imola Wye, bs, rid ltbs• writhe, was that taltiaresteataeol the eaparatras " hoe* knees ;•• on 'latch • lie au with mob wareith. u *Mk waft, aft* M •••isallwatal, nine daemon 'tont l in h eaven so b onlidibt Mho hod awn radioed so se finsnlnat of ow nonies, of she ton " Jacelths bsdiers." old as if* Jell Iwe ettant is hie brows would Its,. Wall ales+ Weft, allendeamo • WOK won/ moieties if shiseT4l l .• Toanbeletan hits), beasemose, slow en loops nand stamen, kiwi end M avian so whoa" hiss. that dm se sesiosi Maybes a thelbss. *high and.os den the •Of pose sad donne .s .hl inrostdui lbw adaiicsne of Ow youltitS i br Fre satin. a limit of , saistlerittaatieb i be didoellkil bawd • ordure tiot Meier the IMO , or:aisle rbie tide, the pee Salida moss she lairs. le May wrote% and the whole ; • lee" &.o. otomb, if it would secoose, by such mew, ba divisive a• seroadineo. •iated tyd.wide, whit da , pitec tsar. tide Iwo data** mortal. ithata it had made the .v.iltiethorse of ilitaadide. Sid Which Ilms, therefore, won jean been 4 ' I "HW " •• • 40.1.8.0 figiraii, nth 1... doodle is the po rta eattem n lamarts. alum. to the throne which it webs to sob. tutu' 400 I btely inteeeirtiesi, by /Oak intern. in owdraspiag srelly of Fri es., and in establishing. wpm, Ile nine igneilita minim gelling than the world had Anweitilkime knows. Such a (alibi. lately attempted to °de alt...ea the blenanty of Eng:and ; sad, by the MCOII of Car. wr0,..5641.1 Boddie., oral Jacobin Clubs, wsa in • Lir linty of ,gleitieg in prevent, until in reel delig in were unmasked and In.wriii.eit by the act, Hien of Sir F. Burdett', quondam' friend,, lbw IMisig.er. the (rO.nliora, and the Dwyer& ! Let Sir Pl..wie re. oiled the scheme. of thew* mikreano, and their as • us, soli ht rdl be no lemserr •I a hts to undtrstatmt the a.a..g at the terei " Jacobin Faclum.“ lam due. A FILLEHOLDEIL •er J if M el IC 41. --...r—. I,;(7STCN, StPT. 27. ft is with sincere regent that .e have to state the boa of the wife sloop of war, Capt. G. C. bl•Kerw. which unfortunate accident happened on the 4th inseaut, in ennsegtbnce nt her str.king on seine coral rocks of/the E.ut end of Heneaga. 'fhe Captain and crew were all saved, and remained on the island for some time in a very unpleasant situation, having been reduced to short allowance, as the ptovistons daveCtrom the wreck were put on board a small schooner, which was blown oat to sea in a very /wavy gale of wind. fat of the seamen. who had deserted and proceeded higher to windward, fonu nately perceived a Danish sloop called the Nape, and swain of to her from the sbore, hot only tore of deem was :dale to reach her; the idlier, we are sorry • Its mention, is as Jean ncd. The Captain of the sloop, as asses .13 he was informed of the crici.mstat• e, immediately ifireeed h;s course to that Fart of the /Arid on whir* Captain MK 6 and the re esaiader of .be ()ricers arid crew had hero 1 h, and taking them on board, brought them sale to Port /trial on Saturday evening last. Several ves.els were struck with hefting at Port Royal nn the sante evening : Le sl..ap of war. had her lo• .top-gallant-niost splintered us pi , cos, and tire man is stared to have been killed on hoard et her; the sloop .11%), •a. P.Arka aloe sus• IP' • ---. • ' .... - • T -HE MP, tQTTERY, which "Imrkiia iiivies '. JANUARY 13, ISO% os coutallta S Prises ef t. ,, .tnto am t 0 1111• , • s - . st s.• poe i ...-. %hypo • • to v.. :' ' #),104 . 5 m. 3,000 '.... 15,000 , . / I ' l,OOO ': ... 3.000 $ 10 i'• 1,146 t..1.•' to iii i. 101)00 3 I a . In . la /II T ' I • 0,000 tehoini. .I 6: 1111=•••• IS ariellSi.lablil t lintat-drovan C t lim iektit. let Day" .. L. 10,000 Otto bd Day 10,000 Atha" ash Day. ..... 30,000 Lea Da y NUCL. s,uuo . .4. reltet - - 1. DI /as. . • IWO 4 - L.to 20 I Eighth - LIII I • Illbribiar .. I b 0 Sixteenth • 1 ti 0 • Win% and MARLS art so Sale at all t h e LICENSE D :. 11010TTrItT 0/1 1 1Clin, and by their Alpints in the Coo oh v. . .• nee no above inunesist: Caplet Prises are the greatest, in iW K on fre TOWS. etas /ranted in the a n na l s el y Achionture. Tnis Net is iedeputalde. But the Vote- . , .• ries of Pones% so participate of such unprecedented opulence. - Must hive **alert, as the!swing committee so early as • it Nth of January seat. -e. 61galfitie gird damage. the prison ship is said to have best! likewise struck, and eight of prtionarb Mad. , • otr. 4. t The Pitied friate, o f 3 : it guns, Captain SMYed lite tit Ttihsday evening from a *die, with the American brig Speridater, from New York, bound to Porto-Rico, with dry goods and wine, which she fell in with in the Mona Passag e, on the 30th of Augu st , i n great di stress, having lost all her masts in a dreadful gale of wind three dais previous. The Filgarti also brought in a Spanisb schooner, from Porto Rico, bound to Laguira, with eoiton, coffee, and tobacco, her prize ; and the Swedish schooner Lronidat, Israel, Irons St. Bartho-' lot:loves, bound to St. Jago de Cuba, laden with merchandize and provisions, which she has detained. Five hundred men who were in the gun-boats at the time of the aftion betieen the AretSioa and POMOAII, off the flavantiah, are stated to have been killed from the tvell-chredled fire cf the Anna. la Supeeitilee brig, of 16 guns, Captain Rash worth, arrived on Wednesday from a cruise. t: On the 2d ult. the Suprriesre and Plytag-ffsa s. nt several men on board the Pike, in ostler, as she drew less water, that she should approach nearer the shore, and land them. The folios. ing morning, very early, they stood in also, and perceived, at' five, a. in. that she effeeled their intention t at seven, the fort discharged several shots at the British ;at half-past seven, the seamen repelled the fort, spiked the guns, and completely routed the Spaniards, who retreated, and left them masters of it At eight the vessels bore down towards %bat ship ping lay In the harbour, and took possession, without any resistance, of sieve, brigs, schooners, and sloops, laden with rnethhandlea. eke. At half. past eight, one of the *choosier*. being unfit to-pro teed, was set fire to. The; then weightd anchor, and made sail with the teiddinier, when, about half-past twelve, finding two others in the like si tuation, they were also burnt.— Sept. 3. A strange sail was descried. when the Flt i.lfish puraued her, and returned with the vessel in tow. which proved to be a schooner.—Sept. 6. At seven e. rm. a sail was seen, the Saperiesrc gave her chime, and fired some guns at her—she struck in fifteen minutes after, and proved to be the Spanish schooner St Jahn, of three guns, laden with loge/nod, maho gany, and 6,003 dollars, from Treville to the Port of Trinidad. The remainder of the vessels which were brought off, have been left by the Sleritetre at Lucca. The Ferret brig, of lb guns, the I-Inn. Captnin Cadrigan, arrived at Pait Hord late stn Wednesday evening. The Ferrer, on her arrival of Coro, finding the city hid been evacuated by Gessotal Miranda, put Captain Le. lie (who returned from lila Island with answers to the dispatches addressed to our Com manders). on board the Galatea frigate, trom whence he was landed at At üba. On Sunday last. of Aruba. the knrei spoke the British brig, Mighlaa tart, Captain Macntcoll, of this port, and learnt from her, dim General Mi randa bid beeti kihforced by Li Seige frigate. Cara* Atkins, on board of whist' vessel he had einWAnd, and mined, with all his armament, from Aruba, and it was sipposed latbrided to go to Caracas, frig whence be would proceed to Bar. bade* In the hopes of obtaining a *efficient num ber . td . adherents, to attempt, once more, Ins long meditated schisms of giving Ennidom to South America. ocT. 1. The schooner freirgereoe, Rstavais, from this por t, bound to the Spanish Main , wit h d ry goods, but chased from off tbe mint by a felucca privateer, returned to Port Royal the same day. By this yes. eel we learn, that she schooner Genera/ Ramsay, M'Cartney, of this port, having come to an anchor in Savanfilla Bay, about the alt. at 11 was, at day-light neat motniog, attacked by a felucca privateer, of two guns, and fall of men, which, on receiving three shot from t h e G evera i Ramie, thought proper to sheer off. On the following day, La Gree.rase schooner, Smith, Master, appearing off that Bay, her pinnace was manned, and, with the assistance of a boat, manned grunt the Gruen! Ravv p7, a gallant attempt was made to cut her out, when a smart cough!! ensued f butt on account of the great disparity of numberr, they were unable to tarry the vessel. We are sorry to add, that the Quarter-Master and nine seamen, Is/longing to La tiracirrue, were wounded in the action, three of whom are since dead. Capt. Langford, of the Ear& sloop of war, of 18 rruns, has been promoted to the rank of Post-Cap ain, and appointed to the command of La Pomona frigate ; Capt. Coghlan, of La /Inward sloop, of war, of 18 guns, appeieted to the Lori ; Capt. Nicholas, lithe Dr. , 4, sloop of war, of 16 guns, to Ls Re nard ; and Lieutenants Fleming and Douglas pro moted to the rank of Masters and Commanders. and appointed, the former to the DraAr, and the lat ter to the Sh.trk. Late accounts from St. Domingo state, that the insurgents there had recently an engagement with General Ferrand, in which they received a very severe repulse • from 4 to .5000 of their men hat ing been killed and woosded during the contest. Dispatches ate iikeivise said to have arrived there from France, expressing the most ardent Mai of the Impercr Napoleon to hate good order and tran quillity re-established, for which purpose, it seas stated, that every succour, with troops, Cc. should be afforded them, and this one of the branches of the Imperial Family teas to be nominated to the Government of the Colony. ihteeet ail Wier front Carom Jame. LyPie, of the Ci,lans • ben Arnie, to a Ocnilensan r.e.ding in the City, listed 114.,4 quarters in Ands., Saat..3, 'l'o my great surprise, on my arrival the 18th 4nerett, I found our little Expedition all here, they having left Coro a few days alter my departure for Jamaica, finding that no good consequence could result from retaining that position with so small a tore', lode:di-he enemy had begun to annoy them, horn the neighbouring hills, and the rainy ,easln coming on, made it very unsate for the shipping. '• The English Minions have now turned theft atertnion to this enterprise, arid have Risen some orders t.a the suhleet. Should war Continue, we eepe.l a considei stile body of troops-10r the is-at we-go to winlward to await the event. 'lids goes b the LlrrArat, which j dried as time dye Jr% is :cm? e itigate." - INDIA. 110billAY COORtI R , Aratii,lll. The accnnnts brough; bY the Pe.iiwe, from ;' RNI Sea, infi r m 111, that th e Willabeel have lot possession ef Medina. It is said, that the city was delivered up tinder the eipress conaltlnik that th; Tomb of the Prophet should not be violated. lb. inhabitants having declared their resolution to be all cut to pieces, rather than surrender on any other terms. CALCUTTA GAZETTE, hlir t 2, 1806. Two Dutch cartels, for Colombo, sailed from Batavia on the 9th of March. - A Dutch frigate and two armed sloop* were laid up at Batavia, when the cartels sailed from thence. ' ' ••• The hey•day of the General Ele Awn being now over two Newspapers have entered Into a plan to sweet public notice, the one by pretending to defend, and the other by pretending to attack Guvernetent.—Between such friends cud such enemin there is little dillfgreace: - - - - THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY, Homan' 27. Mails Five Hamburgh became doe yesterday. This arrear is sufficiently accounted for by the ad , rehe state of the weather. The state of the Ceti. tinent may have also contributed to their delay. The expedition which lately sailed from Fal mouth, under General Ca AUTURD, has, as might be expeded, suffered from the late westerly gales. On the 17th, one transport ran foul of another, and both received considerable damage. On the 18th, the whole fleet bore up N.W. They were then in lat. 47 14. N. and long. a. 2. W. The Priced:4a, of Falmouth, bound to Lisbon, which sailed In com pany with this fleet, is put hack to that port. after experlincihg nothing but adverse weather. She lost sight of the Feet on the 18th, • and having en- Jeavoured, in vain, until the 20th, to continue ;her • voyage, wa s oblig e d to b ear up for Falmoilth. Th e Master supposes the whole fleet to have sthered Ireland. . . • A Mail from J ama i ca arr i ve d y esterda y, wit!, Letters and Papers to the 1I th last. It appears that Mraststr• sailed from Aruba on board of the S•ire frigate, with all his troops. It ii supposed be in tended to go to Curracoa, froM whel,ce he would proceed to Earbadoes, in the hopes of obtaining a , sufficient number of adherents to attempt once more • lauding on the Spanish Main. These Papers also furnish us with an account of a most gallar ! .t achievement by the Srpertrera brig, and the re,,,, g F. 4 end' Ale schooners. They attacked and de.: toolished a fort on the Coast of Cuba, and brought out all the shipping that were in the harbour t con sisting of eleven brigs, schooners, and sloops. We have inserted the details in a preceding column. DMA Litite troops have had an engagement with General F aaaaa a a a and been deleated, with the loss of between 4 and 5,000 men killed and a/waded. A full report of Mr. Trimmer's interesting speech, yesterday, at the London Tavern, is given in our subsequent columns. Yesterday, a Court of Diredors was held at the East India House, when the following Captains were sworn into the command of their respedive ships, viz.— costati, D'Euerre, liaised Kingdom, for St. Helena and Madras. Captain Scales Wood, *oftener. far ditto. The Court adjourned, at siit o'clock, till Wed nesday next. It is now fixed that ti.e Marquis of Matto LAS is to leave town on Friday, for the Court of St. Peters. burgh. A /Emu's Messenger is to go from Yar mouth in the same packet that is appointed to con vey the Ambassador to the Continent, for the purpose of bringing back any communications that his Excellency may deem it necessary to make to our Government. Bast ttco, the Messenger, went over with Lord flu reolostr, for a similar purpose. The followiiig Gentlemen have been called to the degree 46 earthtei at Law, by the Hon. Society of Lincoln's Inn : David Wilhan i Garrote, IN. William Thomas Williams, esq. John Frank itayley, ham Cuallead nab awl Wdyun lid ee , to „ , The Pomona Spanish frigate, of 38 guns, with treasure. Ste. on board. captured on the 23 s of August, to leeward of the Havannah, under a bat tery of sixteen 56 pounders, was assisted by twelve gun boats, each mounting one 44 -pounder, and manned with lOn men, by the Arethrsa frigate, in company with the WWI. The Pentm e had 20 men killed aril 10 wounded, among the forme-, the Caption. the .lert4ere had two men killed and 50 wounded, :voting the latter was Captain Ba isomer. The Anson bad none killed or wounded. Three of the gun boats were blown up, six stink, and the other three wrecked, during the action. The Penrose arrived at Jamaica en the I stb September. Also. the same day, the firedisua r sloop of war, with the brig Ireiaait, of 4 guns, from Africa for Li verpool, and two Spanish feluccas, cut out of St. Martha, sio the Spanish Main, by three of her boats, manned with thur:y men, under command ei Lieut. Nat:carom. On the attack being made, a trentendoits bee was opened from one of t..e bat wits mounted with 35 pieces of artillery, &imp field pieces on the beach, and two guaitia costa', which was continued vr:thmt inurmission ; only ciao man was wcur des!. • , t • • -&.•-• POETA r. +NE FAIRY MINSTREL. --.. Oh ! have you walked at reenlist hour, By haunted Marga's • tufted peen; When dew-drops pmm'd the closin g Rover, And silence hashed the fading mese ? Oh ! if you have, then did you hear, A witching not. mat/ seer the sky I So gently loft, se sweetly Beet, It seetu'd no Mortal melody ! Yes ! you have heard! then wets'd you knees Whence mimes the soul entrancing sound; That, Laming sweet, above, below. Fills all with harmony merit While listening tether, taloa one nlett,, I heard some cottage maidens soy.. That 'tie a little Elfin sprite, Who often pares by this lief; ' Who now • Sight arettlylkil'imar That, oelming e'er shalli**o Flame Thro' tonged bleak, or Hid/ 11.4 Stoke le • melting, dying *aim j Now, Hein from the misty vale, More loud, more varied, seems the ley; Till, eharm'd by its tone, th' earierensr's gal. Steals the enchanting nom, sway. Oh! such an all-tintiteldrig *funk " Sure ne'm bud,. met mortal as ; E'en Seraphs, fries iheif arty revue, Might stoop, &lona well pissed 4 hew. • A ruined Abbey, la the neighbourhood ad Bellyeaseir% it the totality of Antrum. .. 2E COURT. ' --me......... . . . Yesterday morning, His Mature arrived at the Queues Palace. from Windsor. At two o'dock Ris Maisery held a Private LerM a which was at . tensed by-Ss . .." • ' . . - The Arm's**, .1 Csaterisury. .. . The B irelnaP• l 4LA .. IMP/I• . • . . . The Lord cheap**. -. The First Lord of stsa,Ttassury. Tne etsaacetler of tbe !Exchequer. . .. - • ' ' The three Secretaries et State. .. . ... . The MestelArleurnal of the oreisanos. '. l --• i' • Tile First Laid of thaAdmitaity. . . -- 4 Lord St. H e l en ' s . The Comptroller o r t h e Navy. Admiral Sir John "whim Woven. • ' . I The Rev. Dr. Cookies. • . . &oral Harcou r t. • Mr. Fa. kener. The following had the honour of being p**olll4 to His Kamer t— • - The Rev Dr. William C 1....,, he Reif Sparsierle, epee hie holm mutilated from the Ithilueptieli we renew to St. Aeeph g when the Rev Prelate dad homage before His Muje.ty, with the usual ceremonies. Vice-Admiral Sir John Bodes* Warren, by the lion. Mr. T. (ireasing, upon Os retorts to England. Tne Rev. Metor Ca k.iiii, by Karl SpANS,,, upon hi. bei ng •Nwrinted one of she Ddputy Clerks belonging to the Chapel Royal Sir Thnmae Boulders Thotepetie. Comptroller of the Neer, by the Hon Mr. T. Grenville, upon his being created &BOON'S. His Meares. v held a Privy Council, and gave 'private audiences to Earl Stemma's, Lord Gate trate. and Viscount Howica. At five o'clock, His MAJESTY se: off oa his re. turn to Windsor. sseess -* Yesterday, the Bishop of Sr. Auto, after as. tending_ His hl a rs s ry at t h e L evee, dined with Lord Ga snot tut, and a sere, t puny. This day Lord GRENVIL it gives a grand Mlle feast; 'he Loa's Cumicetroa, Viscount Howtct. and Mr. Tire N ay. will be of the party. Last evening, Earl Seance's left tows for Baths for a few days. - The Archbishop of CAIITIIISORT arrived at Lambeth Palace, on - fues.lity, from bit Brother's, in Nottinghamshire. where his Grace had been on a Visit during the last three weeks. Earl Mots A spent last friary' and &rotary with Mr. COES, at his vat at HnSthatax, in Norfolk and took the diversion of shooting. On iltetsday the Noble Earl Fr , ceeded to Yarrn ,, uth, inspeded we fortsficcions, and returned to town on Tuesday. Viscount Craton is expeeted. next Saturday, at his house in DAvies-st , eet, Berkeley.square, from HAftle7 - Hall. Staffordshire. The Marquis and Marehioness of IIiTII intend passing the Christmas holidays at their beautiful seat. at Lon;; .at, near %Varmiastrr, Wilts. l'he venerable Bishop of Sr. Pat as Laos, died Week- slay, sg'ea near eighty. The Comic Opera of 74e Ils;enfus was performed h'hteattorre. the brit (r B this t rn i A m H e am p e se rf a c s r o r :, e at j the Drury- Lane pr of Ced.a , and introduced the beautiful air of Jail like tee, which WAS rapturously centred ; as was the favourite air of Had I a /meet for falsehdod from d r . Signora tiros act was in fine voice, and sang the *harming airs of Clare with all her usual excellence. Mr. DOWTON WAS a chaste and entertaining hoer. The Opera went o ff wit', much spirit, and re 'mired great applause . The new Melo-l)rarna fo'.- knreil, and was honoured with reiterated plaudits. Yesterday se'nnight. their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WA Lis and I)uke of Ct•atsca. attended •by their suite, arrived at his Grace the Duke rat Qa CLI. , Stint Y'S house, in Newmarket, on a visit to Lord Y A SMOLTN. V:)1C:e their Royal Highnesses hat dined and slept.—. The nest day they looked over the palace ; after which they went to most of the Ratio!: Stables, to see the ho-scs in trainir.g. They expressed themselves highly delighted with the visit, and set cli for London on Thursday aftern.n n. His V T has given direCtions that a retit•ri r f the salary and emoluments of his livery sersarri be laid b.-fore him, for the purpose of augmt-nttal them; the deduelion s f rom t h e i r sma ll salary, in consequence of the income tax, being so anormots<. The rosal livery servants have uot received a-y . augmentation to their salaties since he r•-S'' Queen .1s Ns