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Zu'itiMiito . se, fir itig . rsipose 64: bpi leogf4plll34l. ilk 'erecting Ulm into a toryess_of the Germanic Coo redenitioo of the Ore! eine . &eloper etegtinutioo of die place by eitg4neers .heel % it is iieW, ;hid Ofit fonds WINK, for the oomplatioa of such week" would amount to 100 millietiesAfrenes. It•isotat• eil that the project has in consequence been aban doned, and that the roams delimited for it will be employed in fortifying several.. planes attested en the Rhine, and nearer to thesquth-wept f rontier of France'.' Lußb.cap .i$Y442 20. ' We have juot, learned tbet Mr. Saint tieotge, the Provibinnad English Cborge WA./aims at Stockholm, has received very impatient dispatches from Lon don, which' compelled him to set out irritant , . follow the 101 g, who had gone to Norway. No one at Stecirdwlm was aware of the stature of these dis,petclio. According to the latest stocownta fovea St. Peter,• liorgh, the Emperor Alexander has not diet left his copilot, and would uot probably set ?et until the J sly. I,t is thostgbt that his . Majesty wit{ proceed to the coasts of the Black Sea, wird them inspect the new maritime establishments. The rit moues which have been circulated respecting lieW differences betwOu Rossi* mud the l'utte ore not confirmed. MADRID. JULY 24. THS CORTEL-p-SIIMING OF Tag EDUCATION. The Committee of I'oblic Justructiou, corn. polled to present to the considereisoo of We. Cosign the deplorab i lo state of education its the Uttivresuies une.stlsercetablisbusentwof the kingdom, and ehf necessity of taking immediate measures for remedy log this evil, awaiting the execution of the grated project of public instruction, has proposed the fol lowing articles 1. The I/sterner caseation 'in the noivemitles, cullers, seminaries, and reinvents of the kingdom, is provisioually re esinhlishesi, melt as it yin in 1814. 11. The chicly or balms, law mod the law of nations be , , ing one of sloarhite oecessity, shall be taught in the next courses, and the study of modern law suppressed. - 111. 7 11 e polities{ constitution of the . lifistiarefty shall he enplained in the place (Attie law pall-Ides (rode of King Al ?house), Ilse study of which also i suppressed. STATE OF THE NATION The discussion had opened on the state of public instruction,isod streraf Members had spoken No m it, when the Ministers, ',ballad been summoned to the Cortes by • resolution of yesterday, entered the to be present at the &rearm') I.f the itro poritimi suede by M. &rialto. This proposition hail for its object to declare the nation in the state of the 308tla Article of the Constitution, oil accost's; of he ittdacily of the euriniersof the Catirtituttos who ci 01 ionise site isublic tranquillity, and on noconnt f tar events at Cadiz and S.irragossa ; that there it, the formalit7es prescribed by the Constitutioa Nish gaitl to the arp:sts of individual* stunikd be ssispriatril, litnitiog the formalities of the proem' to %hat wag indispensable In c the plutoner's defence. The Minister of the loterior opposed the mo lion. Ile began by rbewitig the dein-ate saga. tioii in which M. Solattu'a prapirsittost placed the Government., It was impassible, he re. marked, to assure the Congress that the country %Ctix not its the situation contemplated ; however, the Coverinhent not having demanded such poweri, ma a prof that they du nut think them neettautry. The symptoms that the Congress loss observed °tight Hot to excite such alarms; they are the ne cesi:iry con•eduences of the events which have bqp prnesl the year 1614. if the Government hid C4MCCiVt tl that the country was in the initiation con lempleted by the proposition, it wool(' with deliCe jive prayed the Congress to take the anhject iimto its conamdenstwia, fro the purpme of obtaining Cite I,ecenniry declaration. regard to the events at Cadiz, Sarrago•ra, acd Llrirgos, nothing can be said, but ilitst just ice 'mikes its course. Time Government observes npon Mime occurietices the vigilance that legally be- longs to it. 'rile oet•d4reuce fit Gallicin, the eta rn_•ier of allich caiiilut vet be known, took place, if the dates h. extmitied, like all the °theta, pre emus to the oath. Tula Minister cont•luded apetch by uttering other ref ectimismi to pram the intent-41.4m.y of the preposition. The Count Ile Toretio spoke on the same aide. Ile remarked, that if the formalities prescribed by die Cot:MAO:um flit the arrest of &expected pristine woe onye autipended, this paver might tie employ eti, not only against the enemies, but likewise 'again"! the friends of the Constitution. fir noticed ;h(• Idl in the price of the funds as a proof of the m el l ea mms e ml by tins propirsiatots thicuramoni was furAba► prolaitged. but.lhe ft. HA It tem, that the ceder of the day was carried uriatitmonste. Th*. (lisrmsion On puVic iustrurtinti was then , e.unted. 'rile 1;1,4 urtic.lr underwent el slight al but the eisiturs 111 e misstated in the terms iscipumrl. lIITTINO OF TtlE 211sr. A Report was read from the Mitn.ier of the In , t! , iior, iu which he •titiounces that tl.e Governor of (..;al . .litr tat) written hits a letter, dated the 17th, anon , that he :had had no steatliita from Vigo, or luny other point, 16 itidiedite that the (....punter-I:Cru ;Litioattry Junta hdd nook oily iireor r rests ; that, ou she cooltuey, Jle. war aystired that 41w euteiny bud retired• into I'orttly4dl.; th;it.thte peblic evilit was • favourable: tivtt wte raattavial nutitia. undertook %%Atli p!eaatire every service required by unction atone's; Mitt hat be eturidered ileverviog tit erlaaty 11111 utter mode by tile 7th company of the militia of [Ferrol, w lin, teeing the battalion 41 marine ert uut , , `had rt:ritlo4tal permission to march to the itoltip,ers lof Portut;:il;that t h ey might tight the enemies of Ilir existiog . .vystem. lieveril.t,rattnetaiana ware made. 31. Itainos Arian* demanded that they iihnuld tie the 'their-for olotakeitie pliwitieraitt close eoctitie :ment, and M. Vtl-hineuva required un aineliorittioa the cmillitmo 6t• i:ets6tis roii&ninetl, by autratitut :lig airy sad healthy prawns Our dark avid manhole.. ~„,nr dungeons. lie moat important proposition, however, was Illgt made by MM. StAtno, Ocher., and ethers, who demanded that from the year 1820 should be mho :l4Attti the Ociefitgitikui tePlits. SITTING or Tug 42D. The rioopcs.ccno,roiltee nisrle if* .Report,po the Butl, 4 ri of Miiostry for 'the 4n;rollig tuslar.t. .siztoooto to 1.3111.253-.4,5.i• a u nt 14,40 pi, plArtjogl. oud ontforeil by tlfe otntqd!leo, . . • The hliwirter of ilie Interior sent lo4kie Conte , • visaed ties aspreek,irisi of the Nth ef A.pM. 1814, speeifyin these. den* and these is)rose residence wee oet kne t ti,s—to R i ererref tn the Specie,' cooesittee. SITTING OP Tag 4330• Tea CLERGY. • 4 project of sPecree wv. presented to the:Pe pity %niche, is *bit+, considering the seitinsted: inoteneee of the register cleegy, the neensitnio of. the slate, end the neeessisy of hieing recenree S. ecclesiastical property to meet them ;' considering els° the state of the inlay ; he proposes, 1. To ouhject all tae. twalat clergy to their awake,. +a rum Diabope. Not to reeoesia matter palates, except aster of each areircot chosen by the commstoiliea themeelyea. 3: flat no permiesi9o should be Elva* to fonaal a cosiest. Sot. to rive ally habii or profemiuo. 4. That treglacisatiotaattAold be graute4 to all who atalla . 4ernand it. 6. That tiers be la more thaw one c p of each order ip each lowa. q. That the commuoity which spell net have more than twelve members shall be soiled tot e nearest coovent. 7. That no vieurfietrut orrkre be permitted to esk , Oro. O. Vie the property of flailargy *hell be.dgegreel sop. Lionel properly. 0. That the Cartes Moll fia the portion of this properly that they may judge proper, fur recompensing On mreices yf she troops who causes) the revolution. 2;1. l'be female reltiiiposs.atat aubjeciml to their respectias sbocessn Bishops. 23, Thrir property 4101 4, declared oiktiunal, aid oleo- Rios shall besuargoesl to each fur bee lifr. )4_;SS. LONDON, MONDAY, A CGUST 7. 1920. D.EATH OF THE DUCHESS OF YORK Demob bap made sad havoc in the Royal Fe. mily within the List three years. Another of its members has just fallen berieatit his ruthless hand, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of YORK ex pired a few minutes after nine o'clock last morn ing. Her Royal High:less had been for a con siderable time to a declining state of health, but though it precluded all hopes of her final re covery, no apprehensions of her immediate dissolu tion were entertained. A sudden and decisive change, however, became manifest on Saturday, and death advanced with rapid stride.. Au ex press was sent off to the Duke of YORK, who lost not a ntomert to repair to °attends. He remained with his Royal Consort until the breathed her limit. l'lw etaterof her Royal Ilie,hnes.'s health and her natural inclination devoted her to a life of rirtirenseut, but 1-Istvgh littile seen iu public she wee distinguished for many virtues. Her charities were numerous though unostentatiuns. bind the poor of her neighbourhood, as well as other objects of her benevolerice, who have beeu wont to partake of her bounty, will have but too much rrason.to lament her loss. Abimuagh her Rapti :Higbee's did pot mils moth in general society, yet in that select circle in which vire did owe she etas sincerely esteemed. Her Royal Highness was the eldest daughter of the late King of Paussta by first consort, ELIZARETH•ULRICA CHRISTIANA, Princess of Brunswick Wolfeributtel. She was born play the 7th, 1767, and was married to his Royal High ites September 29, 1791, and never lied any issue. Some further particulars of this melancholy event will be found in our Court news. Paris Papers of Wednesday sod Thursday last liar; arrived at our Office. An Ordinance has been issued by the KIN a, fixing the animal salary or pay of the Marshals of France, when not employed, at 40,000 francs (or about 1,6601.. sterling.). The Marshals of France Major-Generubs of the Royal Guard shall further enjoy an additional salary to the mine amount. The establishment of the Mar. ghats was far different during the reign of NAPO ANL ox. The Nista, we hope, feels himself to be independent of item. The Viatio di Kama pablisbei a Proolamatiou ionsed by the. Hereditary Prince of NAPLES, Vicar- General of that kingdom, from which we collect that a popular corantation had taken plaice is the city of Benevento, for the purpose of throwingoff Ilse Papal dominion, and that the net of violeoem, whatever it was, had been excited by the subjects of Naples. 'llse Prince expressos hiss wish to avoid with all care every thing which might in any wan. tier disturb the good intelligence subsisting be tween the Kia,y; of NAPLES nod the Pope, and prohibits his subjects from interfering iu the strains of Benevento, resonating them very justly, that to preserve their yon independence, it was neces sary to respect that of other gswer 1111 l ruts." It is not surprising that the inhabitants of Benevento, witnessing the occurrences in Naples, should be desirous of throwing off the power of the Papal Goverinneut. and of sharing the political advantages enjoyed by all amend them. it is not improbable, however, that the uneasiness of the people of Benevento under the Government of Raise, mid the alleged interfersuice of Neapolitan subjects in the attkire of that little State, might be Made the. pretext, with the sauctiouuf the Port!, for introducing Austrian troope into the kingdom of Naples. and overawing the fr . :cods of liberty even .iu Ike capital. . Gareile de Francs notices M • jocose man err the probable dangers to which the revolutiouists of Naples are exposed from the temper and feeling ,of the Aoittion Government, as cOl,lrom l from the tone of the demi-official Journal, goo Aosiriips Obser. ser. at fthinedtepi"of the►idditigna. Deserver). re VO I A Miglsiferst It !vs A itniiitiectp( *be t e.. +rim. reashitioo of Neplose.ndopted a serious and nsystitiosornosoe. "Aisle dims MR It wei!ormlr d #4 ll l l "..„,,rir l t Wi .o li r " lo_ , ;i4ol.l4 - : 401tr1.., *heti etensen et the foal of anis Anstrian Paper the Demen' its prieltilml 11kte . ese not mouse for` taltielinet I 4odiirsteat air t besthreo of Netptoe Dom every esistnity!' bow pudetibially.presailt onset .1 lie friends:l to despotism. end we feu etkkin too tertalh'svololl,„: tbat Austria ii resolved Homo •Oilbe pretence., whether right or wrong. to interfere with strong hand in the affairs of Naples,' lirlena . nee par.ty is 'boom:dal, end the other nosiparativeti weak, opportunity of 9fivipc op erg upt long .be wanting, and it sown ba ill•cloosen, indeed, if the hired advocates of opprelosioh,, or th e 'mil/lino Metals , of .tiovoler sisslgo :thews:shout the world, cannot by the exercise of their joint ingenuity de vise sortie happy justification, which will be thought. to excuse the goilt of the ',invasion, end ;note its expediency, if not its lustier. A paragraph in the Gazette de Frome giver an account of the nafortunate !trent .of the 13th et Naples, when two communed, of the ?wane regi ment refused tb obey their o,lAcirig, and .110:1 1 P0 1 Y fired upon the dragoons. k 'totes, that in the skirini4ll that followed thei:eir,ereforty4hree and fifty wounded. Lamentable as the mo mentary excesses of there ft,w soldiers were, it is yet some satisfaetioo to thiok., that the guilt of ouch conduct doe* not fail upon the Patriots. In Naples as in Spain the %evolution was conducted with the most exemplary good order upon the pert of those who effected it, ,while whatever violence was committed arose io the one instance at Naples, and in the other at Cadiz, from the itottalperouce of a few soldiers. The aczounte from Spain bring down the sit tings of the Cortes to the 43d of July inclusive. A very important discussion took place ou the gOili upon a proposition souk by the Deputy SOLANCI i for declaring the nation in a state of danger, pro vided by the psti, article of the Cpustitetion, its consequence of the audacity of the enemies to the constitutional spier. and of the events which had bikini ;date at Cadiz and Sa►ragosa, sod thstt sus• peeled persons should be infested without obserriog the forms prescribed by low. Soals a measure is with us familiarly, though not correctly termed, the suspension of the Act of Habeer Coryou. The motion was strongly opposed by the Minister of the Interior, oil ►he,greuud thee the Goematoeut did not require such porters, and that the country was riot iu the state of alarm supposed by M. SOLANO• The Minister was supported by the Count De TORENO, who well observed, " that if the forma lities prescribed by the Cons►itutioss wen once sus pended for the arrest of suspected' persona, it would be easy to turn these powers slot only agaiost the enemies of the Constitution, hut also against its friends." The Corte, after a lus►g debate at length almost unanimously rejected the motion. How the proposition was estimated out of doors, may be collected from this circumstance, that, en soon as it was publicly known, the prices of government securities fell. A detailed account of the pro ceedings in the Cortes will be found in another part of our Paper : it possesses' considerable interest. The French Fundio—Five per Cents. 78 f. 75 c. Bank Stock 1,377 f. SU c. A Flinders Mad arrived last night with Papers from Brussels to the 4th instant. They contain the following advice. from Italy : MitUISIRLI t *won 3. A private account from Naples, of the 12th July, says, " The revolution is vneral throughout the kingdom. I• Sicily and Calabria you Year only cries of " Vire le Roi !'' and ." The Consfitstion far ever r The most prefoond tranquillity, however, prevails In this capital, and nothing is II ght of but to prepare, with all diligeuce, what is ne cessary fur the estoblisbmeut of the new order of thump." JULY 27. We have news front Milan up to the yerto ns t en t. Th e Milan Gazette of the 19th says nothing about the affairs of Naples. It states that there is • set:maim of fetes is honour of the Viceroy and his paossu commit. The Gazelle of Piesnont of thw 110tb, which is published at Turin, gives all the official thews pablisbed at Naples op to the 10th inclusive, but without aditug any reilsetioa. The most pesfeet trasiqUillity prevails threautsoset Pleasant, as well as at Genoa. People, howe►er, ore much interested shout Atte revolution at Nsples,, and extremely Impatient to Jeans Lite. sequel and the 111141111 of it The Lord ITellingtost, free trader, from India, passed Portomouth co Friday night for the Downs, after lauding several par/engem. She left St. He lena on the 14th Jame, when BOILIIPAILTS srsa in good health. Admiral PLaairto was in daily ex pectation of being relieved by Admiral Launairr. The Conqueror, Bream. Redwing. Rosario, and illbanglooet, were lying at the Island. The lelemai was gone to Algae Bey (the new settlement of the emigrants from goglastd). the Tees to the Cape ant South America. she Levered to the Illoaritina, and the Heron to thegastladiee. Lieutenants ATlctir soN and Jamul; how been invalided from the Brazen; and Mr. Saimaa'', (son of Capt. S.) mod Mr. Sat yea, of the Coluilserer. berv,boca Pm" moted, meted. and appoisted in their stead. The mews of the .hips eery in tolerably gpad health. At letter dated St. Jetta's (New Breestriek). Jane 90. 1840.'sayr, A sew duty being illtPotsa on plaster of the Be lkus, C.pi t a.. vineial law ; , Americans ItevinzAttelle OMNI P. , tal:tited fist Of !Vote rend treepgurred (reel ibeiKairentiee 04e; 4,, estisa4 ideeter.:whieh. he 'had seised. Te thew with -wenn jiiisul tem,. xipw.tl4 'imp range 0f,41 )101-Ht . !: e"'er, et nowt/ear theirlines. .ebe Lailawisoi.is an ,e•tract frpet.th* 44ittort slMt r lge.j.,4 •• • The lOntrliall gtia.tweg 'lleasit••4Peateese.4 lies lately arrived in our Bay froni ready several reit:gores ; ant. hoe gailastiLy,.vcaetvaid . t!. .ttgor fithirinen; who depeoded lierhear' . fishing for summit, sad Its t anlad • enodefloOft a ... ehieli euirenderede s t discretion. "' S .. Wanted tatine'dietely, ove ff .04LTON'S sioatf • tsHICINCf Tifia 'c q py (e 4, ti:k • grtirrl'' Palter, the town before whit% tie BeiktOt Us p,,witit!ky they will take the enlijoct it)to cpueuretation :bete,* they woke the aneeet4 to • blow us tw!" The Bast India Company's ship ifiagspx tin arrived in the River Iron madras, which she quitted On the 15th March; kft the Cape the 48th April, when the Carmarthen, fur litatohtip, evis ortwee4l - from thence an her voyage; left St4lekotta : the 18th June. The Devonshire *in] Wilthelsea !ere there, and the Melville and Cawing had sailed the 13th June on their voyage. The East India Company's ship Castle Hooey, uptaard bound, crossed the Line on the 27th Fe bruary, soul was WI the Cape iu lat. 18. 56. S. long. 23. 47. E. on the 28th March, all well. The Madras l'Apeni to the 11th March contitift no decisive intelligence with respect to the opera lions of the expedition under Sir W. G. 14itt, iu the Persian Gulf. An article from Bombay mew lions the arrival at that Presidency, on the 18th of February, of the Nertilits cruiser, with dis patches from Sir W. KEIR, and a copy of the treaty which hail been concluded with the pirate Chiefs, who had accevtecl (be terms dictated to them. It is added, •' with the exception of the troops necessary to Kartiapii the ,statiqns that may be retained in the Gulf, and the shipping requisite for their .supplies of water and provision, the whole of the expedition is expected to Woo AO this port in the course of the nest month, or at latest in April." We may hope. therefor:, 4ii:ot the ru. moue which was in circulation a "meteor ten days ago, respecting the severe loss said to have tutu sustained by the 47th and 64th regiments, will prove to have been unfounded. The cholera nor out, which has so long afflicaed the island of Maw talus, had altuost entirely ceased its Trager. The Kix° will certainly resume his aquatic excursions this week—it is expected shout Thurs day next. The Royal yachts, !tool George (Com modore the nom Sir CHAS. PAGET), /loyal Sove reign, and Prince Regent, will proceed to Orighton previous to Abut day, at which place, it is sop posed, his Mejesty will embark. On N'Vediiesday the three yachts stood to sea, shout SU miles frogs Portsmouth, fur the purpose of ascertaining their respective rates of sailing. The Royal George had the lead, but not so much as was expected from the advi;ntage which her long-steuding equipments gives bee. The trials of Major CALTWAIGHT, ►Messrs. Woutert, Lew's, and others, ended at Warwick lice ou Friday n►ght. They were all found &Oily. A report of the proceedings is give° in •ur pre ceding coluu►ns. Extsact.frotoa letter from Nititles. dated dilly 12 : --" Ou Sunday that portion of the artray.wlneh i s here took "the oath of fidelity to the new Cetwoitn. thin. More than 1000 men were drawn nit on the ocCasiou, and the ltoyel.titinily, With the 'Minis ters, were present at the Poleamity. The festivi ties are to be crowned by it grsud dinner, to be given to the tinny upon a fine level plain, called the Campo, about a mile distant. Imagitie what a consumption of macaroni theft will be on that day. By an order of the Vicar-Gaueral. the Parliameut (or Cortes) are to assemble Olithe Ist of October. 'the Alenibers of the Provisional dents appointed , to carry on the government ad fiterint are not popu lar ; for they ate uot,sopported by the (;arbOopri. This sect is so formidable, that it is.couceived op set of meal can maintaiu themselves in power against whom they profess s politial.bastility." The Deans and Chapter of Westniinster are wofully diaappoipted .in their .expectations of emolument from Westminster Abbey on the quitt ing coronation. Their claim la the Profits eriesuK from the letting of seats, and other accommodation' to strangers in that place, is disallowed near'' , in foto, anal it is ascertained that they have a right to nothing more than the chaocel, ine)oding a pissikge to the chapel, uesemary to thes.peterstotauce .of their religious functions.. Colonel Seavinsen, an the itart of the Board of Lliforks. 'has taken passeasiou of the Abbey, of which he now holds the keys. The portion now allowed to the Dean and Chapter does not exceed oociepth . of the 'whole. They ex pected originally. to clesies.a.profit,of 20.0001. • The Bishop of Excetta•has seeepted the offer of the See of Lincoln. Or. Comm 'Prebendary of • Westminster, is to Ist Bishop of 'Reciter ; and. most probably, the Rev. lititosp:e SirsTeme succeed to . 14a putlsoodel wll. The %obey of , LLenstaffirio.asstie Des. of ffirPsol*s; said Dr. Faoossete , Hetturo. Prineipot of firsoesoose. *tweeds to fhe Kee* Prefeinolhip gibic l 4 it is 1 44 j'ilt ifF4a44 ifl•4lo4l#4* r she continued disti l / the Mold. ita the giro! gra e rpti the Pojce, tilt dtutiestich.ood.inhattita.sstauf.Wailtanit gad A4lllOl l O. mbere bee iirhyal ifitipilusess wow train:fully Icistrwl, meal beloved. to satisfy thiie mixtotrA %olicitude ‘Vrtlit,'llie l resident Surgeon, who was in attetalttnce upon her Way*, Highurrr , issued a bulletin, but in an hunt afterwards he had the painful task of adding to the bAßetin the the 110 , 014 he her e*P4.6itir laqineota, apial,for sasise.tiusw ine• oious, Afyer ha4ied reuted his grief tind had a lit tle recovered liiinaelf ite wrote and sent ofer preys the melancholy tiding? of his lass to the g txp at Wind-, sor, and also to the thnereitt hcanclits of tiir,lll.yiel : frmilly, to l o ondott, the Earl of Lie liarao 1,, Sir Heitaw.ox TAYLOR. Isis S _.s _rerebery, ate. 'rite dra.f goons arrived at thsel::ommatider ii, ctii,r. Office to the Ithrse Guards just at the clock of that pllce was about to strike one. The let ers to the royal, 'Ostlers ware distributed without Was of time. •Tlie letter to the Earl of Livaspoo4. wits sent to him at . Coombe Wood. Shortly after York House and the' Commander in Cliiers office were cicised. The following is a Copy 91 the bullehu issued so Oaf INAs yesterday anaruiug, announcing the alarm.; Mg state and filially the melancholy event of the demise of the thicken:— " OstlauJa,aAequst A, eight o'clock, a wt. "A sodden change for the worst look place vesteiday moriiing In the Duchess of York's system, from which time her Royal Highness hai been gradually sinking." " Nioe u*Cluck, a m. " Her Royal Highness has Inspired. "4i. H. WERE, Surgeon. " The , Pelicans event was noticed at St. Paul'. Cathedral in the afternoon by Patrick's Ftoieral Rervire, slid Dr. Grfre, ..EPmerid .4 " Lord, 4el me Mqc Mine Cnti," lacing perforest.l. The Duke of CLARENCE went io Busby Palk ow Saturday, and returaied to London iu tl'e evening. After the review nn Siturrlay the 1)oke of CAM ARMOR returned with the KING to •lIIS cottage at Window. Sawmill the Duchess of GLOVCIISTRR, actorm ponied by the Princess AuousTa, left town Bsgvhot. Their Royal Highnesses returned' to London in the eveuiug. Saturday the erisseess SOPHIA rode out with the Duke of YORK in his single horse chaise. Friday the Duchess of KENT "'tot to CIOteRIORt, op a visit to her 'Royal Brother. Yesterday gturutnK , hewer,' wipe Awl ten o'clock, llte OUChri. o f GLOVVIIRTHR, accompanied by the Princess AUGUSTA, left town for Kew to at. tend ditosie service at the church. Atler the *r crier, their Royal Highnesses proceeded to Rich mond on a visit to the Countess Dowager of Cm; DIpAN. Their • Royal Highnesses district with tt .Counirss, and in the eteutsig returned to Loudon. KING'S 711A/ITRE. ~~~ Rossini's opera, entitled Taticsedi, was perform, ed on Saturday night, with ha Inuit! success. In public are indebted to.llladame BELLOCHI fur t,lit introduction of this excellent coinpopitinu,•und iii her great exertions onglit he traced en almost paroutal affection. the rich, sweet, and power. , ful minus were heard with rapture. The wh n l* opera went off with eclat. The grace and agility of the Vorps de Ballet were displayed to greii , advantage w the divertiseinent 4114 ;ballet. ,MT. ,Oscan Bnann obtained a large portion of the aiplause.—The house was full, sled fashionably , attended —Among the company were— The Coi.t and Countess St. Antonio, gee Marquis *n Marehionesiof Waterford, the Countess of Porlitigiun. tbt 'Marchioness of Lansitown, Lady ShetHelil. LNily S. Douglas, .Lord and Lady Wm. Fosgetald, 'Lady Taney Long, Am/ Miss Lont, Lurd Alvanley, Lady A. :Hurray, Mademuiselii D'Este, Ladies Shafteibnry, Dr. Young and family, P. yauthan, Mrs. and the Misses Irillwahlip, Mrs. C. Alai tens, Mio.Camse, Mrs C. Hainmersiry; Mr Lousily S•Wi tad family, Mr. Regan', Hon. 'D. Kinnard, .Mr. and 'Nfii Hryaot, Sir J. firqohar, Sir Win. Johansen, Sir Chivies iii . Lady Cuelterill, Sir Henry and Lally FrsaiCes Wright Wil 'ion, Lord Lowther, Sir Frederick Baker, Sir Wow. Mut' Lord Herbert, the Earl of Fife, and the Marquis of We crater. The Mumnis awl Marchioness of Etna(sic , tux. Mr. FLautats, M.P. Countess NeLsow; Load and Lady Batt: moire, Dowager Lady Sowaar Ssr 'CH* RLES WATSON and faintly, Lieut., Gieneral 13a1.L, Lout NIMSNT, 4:e. Are wino / the recent a rrivals at Ryde iu the isle of 134410.. Lord CONBERMEILS itaa arrived at itjeltiat. beriberi Abbey. The Hos. C. HuTctitaleott his joined his (mil , et Paris. Among the hat arrival& pi "Roth ore— The Marquis of Bath, Loedallonsatleit..tatd . Rum and &unify, Mrs. Sranrtflind finsily, Sir F.,Flnyl: and family, Sir J. thuart t Ond tit o.BiiaOtai• ILICILIIRD CLARK, the-Edissr of "Cod . Si.. King," and ninny years deputy for TLititsit. at the Chap,' R0yA.' 1 1 , 4 4 tweD one of the Gentiegieli or thej4itte,i(c i thArilpets) iu the room of the Isla ALAWMAICOP2S. , Iioq• shed on the it.th sgaiil3o.4olll* SALO. & i. now 'become Fother'ut *et:kopek) Nord. clinge fl° r9ce o 4il C4leg : Chsprls Roy.! in the vest 1781. • IaIIIiIaiIMIMNINIIIIIIMIMIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIaIIiaIMIMIMIP Pao ithAftt slitw LYN, o kr am eniatoutitiy, Vieugtat Ataaata.l, Capt. Peewees., has bees ordered to . —..........._ ceinee enced nied 1 . 0 !II : t!ir ..fiti . Ht t ;ir tor TR T , I .-44fri th i f tr. .rf .. .:J e t ih r!!# ,% .l - ,'. f . ii .. 114. -TRI DuCH, " ,r Yovits-;- 0 . irt."6A - „. #• Ammerman@ ergnii.eselSPll“.wr dept • bforigArlood, *Yid seeoirtstred ~......n ia ute. 4' 'Yr! I f Piiii i s.g.i fr t, !t i g i IA • Alt Poky to Limiest— 414 VeixiXte 0.11 0 . %UAL •IPIIN 7 11 0 Ili•Ple Ilitelwer:xt columliairect...qt‘t hisairs••••• • 1. he had seised. Te drew wadi -wing wielt• all possible strOpii,'rind ester' ie itsrr Olen '. x4oo4 , lwpazi - uncle ofa g r. 16.1 4 .t0,4r , the Ventlersen on iiiik!leit. iii ltiiiterll,:iiii . : , ~ ishsit: bowlines. •ebe Soilawini.te an .egireet.; h°rl4 ' e11' ‘ i ! i k .6 4 . .." l'i*.Alej9o l ** 1 . 1 911 r..lliAlite t , ' . i . . York FLAK, !herr hiq 'lreitaA4l.6C vilitiin •paihroPl Onart SoViose.j. of 4.9.p' ; 4:7-r .. harks were is mediae,. for Jos itinwil iii i" 1 " 1 4 ""' N s i c ii g is git s..lneg , Boileire•4Pesrelag.4 , dim reasonsing is Yotk littu•e's 'few htinhgcl; who iced in our Bay Nal Hailifht,',pl l llkll! Royal Mike left with all art .i i t f oy iril i taildif '"'h; ,ratire, ; ow hoes .104.011 . , yeaviaw r Duchess rrenvitiux from Uses suock slist evening, 41 .. "7 . , . L. , . his Renal iliginkest.setaraeftto Lorolan irioon; who tleincler ,R1:on inurautlf Ow S.itiofiliv the :Liwcf • was seir.:tl with an- itsl)lwilt °lid 1 134 , 411111 • IfotilittX l ll4.... ollieraktark. Anil it is wit Kriel we tart. it slrbivid iiierkt ti s t discretion. nail. An rill/fri.ll was 1141 t 07 frnin 04tFa i nft i o• t . ' , a ". ranted imtnedietely, ow AI 4,llO.T•N's apprile the l!wir!. 3;0 elan to 'quire ttie Aitivnil- "; f ' : • . . . "uFc _ r Uf Sir 1.1: XIX iPAILD. who stag uoittlittnitt*lt X itiiArgi e9PY tritm 1 4 • grtiro f . • Q i u tp t : t itoo lu e l ip n. kt d.t.."l.",k.eirt;ist . "..,:r.`";.' - 1, 1 ' 4 1,i '"D'int ) ", 3 , town before wittlat is Belie., 'is found the. 11,tehemo iii ii w.ww ~1:-...:.... -....-... ..1,...1. tployed, at is r 'Rimers Psassa urriveu mu lures nun taper. Wooten, LEWIS, and other, , ended at Warwick ed Oil Saturday Milli, with itsuSOisrpnccess.. ?.. /11 .." 1.: Lug). The from Brussels to the 4th instant. They contain lite on Friday night. They were all found guilty, public are indebted to Madame BELLOCHI for the,. t h e R o y a l the following advice. from Italy : _ A report of the proceedings is given in our pre- tbtemloctioli or this excellent coinpositiotwiund it . I salary to NIIVISELI, AVOWS a. her greet exertions °tight he traced an nitwit. A private account. from Naples, of the 12th July, says, ceding columns , f the Lller.. parental affection. i lea rich, sweet, and power.. • ..._ __ - - -.-. " The revolution is zeneral throughout the kingdom. IN . 'but strains were heard with rapture. The whale of NAPO. Extiac i .fram a letter f rom N ai d aa .4, o j A tt l y 1,8 ; • opera went off with eclat. The grace end egilikt ' l . ,_ Sicity and Critabria you Year only cries of " Vire I. Rai !'' 0411 to De rid The Consfitslion flee ever!" The moat profound ....“ Ou s an d" that port i on o f the sera , 4 ,,i t i c h i s of the Corps de Bullet were displayed to grea . ! tranquillity, however, prevails in this capital, and nothing h ere too k the o a th of fidelity to the new Cenaten. ,ailvauluge in the divertiseatent -nisi :ballet. IIT. 74 , 91.ama‘iou iall glut of but to prepare, with all dilige nce , "hat is us- tint. More than 15,800 men were drawn np on ,Oscan BYette obtaioid a large portion of the' LEo , vi ed ,. cessiuy tor the establishment et the new order of thiair.:* the ocCanion, and the Boyel.Fainily, With the 'Minis- . anitlause.—The house was full, and fashionably we collect . lIKANNFORT, JULY 27. Arra, were ►present at the POICGANNY. The fertivi- ettended —Among the company were— We have news from Milan up to the !bib instant. The ties are to be crowned by is grand dinner, to be The CAllili and Countess Si. Ant on io, tae Marquis And ; dace in the Milan Gazette of the 19th says nothing about Ilse affairs of given to the tinny upon a fine level plain, called Marrhlouras of Waterford, the Conuteas o f Parlingion, Ike ; ta n e d eli:u n n d es tA so d f Lansdown, .I„ady Sheffield . Laily S. Douglas, lir"rili g ,°ff 4 Naples. It stated that there i s • soureasion of fetes i s the Campo, about a mile distant. Imagine' whets Lady Wm. Fos„erald, Lady Taney Lung, pc..} ; .1 viol••••. .ii, of the Viceroy sad his passe carnewt. consumption of macaroni there will he on that day. mi .. um _ e, Lord Alvanley, Lady A. Murray, Madratitierlid he subjects The Gweeffe of Piemoot of the 20th, which ia published By an order of the Vicar-General. the Ptirlinemeat ITEste. Ladies shane'bnri, ,Dr. Young and (amity, Pi . .. j a i l t o ovo id at Turin, gives all the °Melo! news published at Naples up (or Cortes) are to Immutable of the Ist of October. The Vaughan, Mrs. and the Misses 'Wilbraham, Mrs. C. 104.• • , to the lUtli inclusive. bat without adding say refisetioo. -Members of the P rov isi on al Jetted appointed 4n . tier., Mt .. Camas , Mr. C. HaMmeridry; Mr Lushly Sitirill , n any man • and fernity, Mr. Kelsey, Hon. 'D. Kinnard, .Mr. and :Mr .. Th e mos s per f ect t ronrin tur ty peee mi e shennitt ,„ l "' kiwi " , carry on the government ad fineries are not port- Bryant uay&eig Sir ed r il isirq . e l ler, Sir Wm. Jhil F son, Sir Wrighthailes iv aii i ' misting be- , es nett es it Genoa. People, however, ore much interested tar ; for they are unt,supported by the Gebel/pi. , Sir ears and La dy f l umes i ' WWI Lord Lowther, Sir Frederick Baker, Sir Wm. Elfnut. P°PH , " I '7 about ,tlie revolution at Nsples„ and extremely lomat' tto This sect is so formidable, that It ii.c9iiceised iiii I the lira" Ware the sequel sad the Melt of it. set of men can maimaiu themselves in power Lord Herbert, the Earl of Fife, stud the Marquis of War. , . 'betty, that ____.....,_..._ against whom they profess a politial.bastility." tester. The Dean and Chapter of Westaiinster are • wan iieces- The Lord ITelliaress, free trader, from India, The Marquis owl Marchioness of Locittnc .. w 1 II d' 't d .in their .ex tuitions of its." It is paused Portsmouth on Firiday night for the Dawns , e :H•Sf. Mr. FLEMING, M.P. . Countess NeLnotea emolument ( ruts Abbe Pe Abbey 41“ th e eons- Ld and Lady BaIDPORT, Dowager Lady &wins after lauding several passengers. She left St. He. lug coronation. Their clonal t. die Benevento, • t4lr, CHARLES WATSON and fattrily, Lieut. • es, should lona on the 14th Jose, when BeII•PAISTE was in from the letting of seats, and other are Prefi spo t m s od ari at i toi ng , t..reneral lisi.t., Lord NUGENT, .5,:c. .sre .asioss e r r of the good health. Admiral P . Lamm( wan i n da i ly ex . to strangers in that piece, is disallowed near'' , in the recent arrivals at ILyde iu the Jaleof Wight.. ..: he political pectstion of beiug relieved by Admiral LAUSILET. to and it is ascertained that they have a ri g ht to Lord .0)108E1111E1M has arrived at . his iCo into, *tore than the chalice', ineloding a p:seage . . bermer. Abbey. It is not The Conqueror, Bremen, Redwing. Rosario, and I ir to the c h ape l , necersary to thesperfotnamiee of Lie ~-. was of the alben‘lance, were lying at the Island. ' The Henan Hon. C. Hirectitissont Ms joined his limitai religious functions.. Colonel Svavansen. on HIE . et Paris. erns:pent Of was gone t. Algae Bay (she new settlement of the -Part of cite Ilward of Work*. Ants taken peneeesiou , i Among the last arrivals. pi Bath sur— er the Abbey, of which he now b o ld . the Wye. Neapolibin emigrants from England). the Tees to the Cape anslThe Marquis of Beth, Lordaiketeldl. .leotti PO 110 1 1. 1 ': The portion now allowed to the Deere and Chapter s and f only Mrs. Setinvellined 44514 Sir F Flust • e, might be South America, Owe Leveret to the Maaritins. aod does not exceed . h of h I They ' it" • a • I -1 . thew 9e. es- end family, Sir J. Stewart.. sad I. SOPS I• e Port , fur the Heron to thegastindies. Lieutenants ATlrtir- peeled originally. to denies. a. profit .of 20.0001. • •Mr. ILMMAIRD CLARK, the Editor if "Calf. ::, tingdom of SON mid Jsatstn ham. been intalided from the The Bishop of Exwettwhas steepled she offer of she Khig," end many years drputyfor lilnida .'.! 'theft)? even Brace.; and Mr. Smsrmtnnie (son of Capt. S.) the See of Lincein. Dr. thlaST. 'Prebendary or 71111A11, et the Chapel RoyA.' l l" twes st , Plui, ' ! end Mr. Stavva. of the Cangsterov. Uric been pro. • Westminster, is to he Bishop of 'Exeter ; and. . one of the Gentlemen or the,l4o 4 .'e c i fspel'4gra •t robabl the a . .pispx Sirsysms will .in the room of the labs AntigulliCaltlltsJini• AA s , neon awe- meted. and appointed in their stead. the mews 10 ° 1 - P 7. , Rev. . , succeed to. lee puthendal AWL The .Bwhep of died on the nth alt. isgs4l3..o4olSlS SAL*. !isolationists of the Ai ls logo iii to w.* sp o b ea hh . ,LLANDAWCicasesis Des. of Bt.Paulls; and .Dr. is now etectome Father 'ettheChtpets Wild.' mid sad feelins ___..—,..--_ Fitoosnme , Hosson, Principal Of Ilmsesoose, in consequeuee attained, all Olt.tY; 100 1 4 1 2, „ * 1 led from the kletter dated St. John's (Now Belestwitik). *p ette d. to Kokes Professorship dt Divinity, - M r. Cdts d rt 7pme.,iiiFF,Ainf,* , : 0 • a „dowrien June 30, 1820, sayo, s A new duty bei n g inmates' which , if io*d e .1 . 01/tY , Sfefig IliailsnllightP• Impels Role! in the year 11111. . .. - . • , . .. .. . _ ~ .. . .. _ . . - .. .. . ....