The Sun. — London, England, 1812-05-30 00:00:00

AILS. oiaa.% rD--1 Brazils, 1 Dublin, i V.'atcrford. Dtry-1 Cadiz, 1 Guernsey, 1 Joisey, 1 i3raz'.4 . , 1 Waterford. PILIf:E OF STOCKS TIII3 DAY AT TWELVE O'O,OCKi. Consols - -61 IN E gu-N. SOLEM QUIS TjICERE FALS'."•I AIDnAT ' L 0 N D 0 N, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1812. As we are'really not apprized that any arrange ments have taken place, or what is likely to be de termined on, in the formation of .a new Ministry, we shall not imitate our competitors in general, by giving an air of importance ; and authority to the,' floating, rumours of the , ,day. Our. Readers may confidently rely upon us for the earliest in formation on this most interesting _ subject, as soon as any definitive arrangements have actually taken place: That matters are proceedingwith full activity we hnow, and with.deference we may say, that the PRINCE RECEN: is entitled to the warmest gratitude of the public for the zeal anct anxiety with , • which he has, throughout this arduous business, endeavoured to unite the great leading c.tarac • , • ters in the country, who are least likely to differ ca points of essential importance, in order' to form such a comprehensive and Vigorous Ad trnistrition as may be-, best qualified to eon "duct the affairs of the Empire at this eventful crisis. None ,of the difficulties attending this anxious task are attributable to his Royal High ness, whose only object has' ,evidently been to 'establish a government which might fairly be expected to excite fall confidence in the people of this country, as , well as in our Allies. Earl MoIRA has been most eager ly zealous to accomplish the PRINCE'S gra cious intentions, and we trust that matters will soon be finally arranged. The Noble Lord, we Understand, had an interview with the Marquis WELLESLEY yesterday morning, and afterwards communicated the result to the PRINCE, Ano ther meeting between Earl MorRA" and the Mar quis took place yesterday ; and, by desire PRINCE REGENT, the ,latter was .4,:3 attend at Carlton House last night. The Marquis, we are assured, considered commission 'for arranging a new Adrni;,;stration at an end on Wednesday night; 'but at the PRINCE'S desire signified his rea diness to resume tbe powers with which it en trusted him. We find, therefore, that the nego ciation has proceeded without interruption for the last two days, and we entertain strong hopes that this day will produce a final adjustment. We this day give the proceedings which have taken place at Chester on the trial of the Rioters, and we hope that the misguided men who in other places have been guilty of similar excesses, will take warning by the punishment which is sue to await them from the justice of the country. Yesterday' morning, about ten o'clocic, ,the Marquis of LANsnowNE had an \interview with Earl MOIRA, at his house, by appointment. The Noble Earl went to the PRINCE REGENT at eleven o'clock, and remained with him till near one. _ _ Yesterday, after the Levee, the Lo C:',LLOR and Lord MELVILLE . bad audiences of the PiIiNCE REGENT. Mr. PITT.—As yesterday was the Anniversary of the Birth-day of this illustrious character, a number of the most respectable inhabitants of Bristol had a dinner in honour of the occasion. There were 133 gentlemen present. Yesterday orders were given frOm the Lord Chamberlain's Office, for the fitting up of a grand -canopy in Westminster Abbey for the QUEEN and PRINCESSES to see the Installation. A Letter from Dublin states, that the MO Loan ,has been concluded on the terms proposed by GoVernment. Yesterday. DANIEL PINDAR, Esq. was chosen a Director of the West India Dock Cornpany, in the room of EDWARD KEMBLE:, Esq. deceased. :The Officers•of the 45th and 88th Regiments; employed in the recruiting 'service, have been ordered to join their battalioni in Portugal, to supply the losses these corps have lately expe- All the Judges of-the Court of King's Bench at tended yesterday, except Mr. Justice. LE BLANC, who N'vkis unavoidably absent, but th ebusines s of the day was wholly uninteresting. Lord - ELLENI36- 41OUGH left the Court to be present at the swearing in of Sir VICARY Gisns, the late Attorney-Gene- ral., as junior Judge of the Court of Conamon Mr.• Justice LAWRENCE having resigned. Mr. Jug ,:tice Glans attended in his Serjeant's purple gown, - be having been recently invested with the, dignity of the coif, andiv.'ill to-morrow sit upon the Bench . of this Court. Goldl precious gold ! that cure for all evils, that healer of differences, that universal panacea, is now pouring - upon us—OAKES, f. 4 No. 8, Corn : hill, exhibits in his window a .must gratifying sight to the Public Oceans of Guineas ! obtain ed, we suppose, to pay his Capital Prizes in the 'Lottery to be drawn on the Birth-Day of hiln whose likeness they pourtray. AV L NEWS. PLYI2OUTH,:NTAY2B.--.A.:rived the brig Brothers, belonging- to Guernsey," BarringhaM, . master, from New Providence, a running ship, in 36.da1T5.,: with a cargo, Consisting ,of coffee, sugar;, oil, Scc.• bound to London; also arrived this day . the Lloyd-, BARRATT, from Exeter ; the Ranger, of Guernsey;, NVIrCAT, natter, with a cargo of pay ing-stones for his Tdaiesty's Dock-'yard at this port ; the Victory, belonging toPlymoUth, master, from cork., with a. cargo of provisions ; the Maria, GUY, from;Penzance ; the Dart, be longing to Exeter, BUTLER, master,' from Lime rick, with a cargo for this-, port ; the SadjiCient, 'PEARS.E and the Blessing,' MILLS, from Wales ; and the Growler gun-brig frbm L'Orient.; the,lat ter is gone up:the. Harbour to be repaired. Sail ed the Con4uestador man of ,war to blockade Brest. FALMOUTH, MAY 27..—Arrivcd the Ann packet from the Brazils, in 75 days. The Manchester packet, with a-mail from Gib raltar and Malta, is , gone into the Roads, and, with the rest of the packets, still remains: SCILLY, MAy 26.—The Lieutenant of the sig nal station has reported that the noted Captain. BLACK, in the late Guernsey packet, now a French privateer, again made his appearance off these Islands last week. A pilot-boat was chased by him. DEAL, MAY S.—Sailed last evening after post, his Majesty's ship Chatham, and the whole of the outward bound coasters and colliers. _ Arrived the' illbion cutter with dispatches from off Eushing. Sailed his Majqty's ship Grij for off Flush- ing PORTSMOUTIT, MA - Y 29.--Sailed his Majesty's ship 4 11isIctoe, with a convoy for Guernsey ; Gam bier,,Part Mahon, and Zephyr, on a cruize. Arrived his Majesty'. ship Thracian, from a cruixe ; and the Prevoyante from Woolwich. His Majesty's ship Cossacit,gis' instructions for SoP;n T tlittug-31, and the Mediterranean. UNITED STATES. WASHINGTON CITY, APRIL 11.—Nothing offi cial from the Hornet. A private letter to one of the heads of departments here from Joel Barlow, our'Minister at Paris, informs, that he has con cluded a COmmercial Treaty with Prance upon advantageous terms, and that the Southermboun daries of the United States, as acknowledged by the Treaty, are as follow ;—Beginning at, Amelia Island, at the -mouth of St. Mary's , river, thence in a direct line to the Bay of St. -Bernard, and thence to the mouth of Columbia river. (Front the Public Advertiser, April 17.) The above letter is dated March 3, and came by the Rossie, which arrived at Baltimore on Friday, from Bourdeaux ; it furtherstates, that Mr. Barlow detained the Hornet to send out the Trerty offi cially signed. A doubt is not entertained at Wash ington, but thC Treaty is on board the Hornet. — This for ever and for ever puts a period to doubt, difficulty, or procrastination. Folly can hardly miss the only honourable path there is now left for the United States. • . _ Strong, the Federalist, who is contending for the Governorship of Massachusetts with Gerry, had, by the last accounts, a majority over his antagonist of 1600. The Lady Madison, had been cruizing off Sandy-book ever since the embargo. METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL, BY R. BANKS, • PHILOSOPHICAL INS'T'RUMENT MAKER, STRAND. Thermometer. Weather. • :1.: 1,:i.„: • ~,, fiCC -.2 ...-: ~ : p g 2 •:.'. I : ''' ' t.c o. oN .-, -., r, 0 , =c" ~,, .-.• I = 23 i 4 ° B 1 5 ° 2. 6 ° o. 1 4 0 9 30.24 .02 Fair Rain 24 54 i 48. 58. 50 i ff J .nri Cliiy. Cidy. 25 57. 59. 62. 54 10 Pair Do, 26 159 / 65. 73: 60 I 29.97 I ° D o c.: C D . o ldY. 27 67 ; 62. 74. 62 I .64 1 1 28 64 J 64. 69. 161 .68 I .12 Rain Rain 29 164 6O. 70. 55 .67 .17 Do. 1)..). I I I 0.31 1 * -1. Lt ;•11c. r at noon. . , The Haymarket Theatre can boast of a greater number of respectable Provincial Performers than the Manager ever collected on any former season,. and several of them possess talents which are likely to secure tham good stations on the winter boards. Mr. LONG WELLESLEY has been unjustly charged with having closed the gates of Wanstead Park since his marriage with Miss LONG. It ap pears, however, that he offered keys to all the re spectable inhabitants of the neighbourhood, who might, of course, lend them to their inferiors ; and surely a Gentleman has a right to make some regulations as to his own property, which may preserve it from abuse. It is said that a subscriptiork- has been proposed for the family of Bellingham, who, however, derived no ,assistance fr(m him during his life ! ! The person who might indeed be expectcd.to con- tribute towards such a subscription is BuoNA PARTE, who, in the death of Mr. PERCEVAL, got rid, of one of his ablest opponents in his hopes of enslaving all _Europe, and disturloing the hap piness of this country. THE PRINCE REGENT'S LEVEE Yesterday his Royal Highness the-PR I N(3l': RE - . _ GENT , held a t. Lovee at Carlton House, \,`.1,1,i ; i.1ik,,)y as mitherously attended.. A,f)arty. of Lice Guards aud Foot Guards marened int 6 Pall4Niall anct‘the Court yard of Carlton JiOuse in-the thiOrniug ; The Duke of Gloucester's Band, in their state uniforms, ,at tached' to the latter, attended, and played some &Irian/1;1/g pieces during tbe 'day. The Levee. was attended by . . Their Royal Ilivhn , .;ses the Dukes of Clarence and Cum- , Berland, the Cabinet MiniAters i , the Lord'Stoward; the Lord Chamberlain, Gold Stick (Lord Cathcart), Mr. A ' ylam in his full robes, as Chancellor to the Prince for ne Duchy of Corn wall; the Turkish and Sardinian Ainhassado,•s, I ..'l::ic:, Cas telcicala, the American Charge d'All:lires, the Judge .i.-Ivo cate, Sheriff Birch, &c. „ It being a Collar Day, all those who are mem bers of the distinguished Orders wore their su l perb Collars. Several came without them, ,and were obliged to return home for them, it being contrary to Court etiquette to •apjar without them. After the Levee, his Royal Highness being seated on his Throne, the Loan C.ll4Mpt - RLAIN' introduced to his presence the _Members of . the University of thiford; with the Address on the Assassination of Mr. PEriCE VAL, Lprd GRE,NVILLF., the Chancellor of the University, in his full and superb robes, conducted by the three Esquire Beadles, attended by The Archbishop of York;• the BiShops of London, Oxford, Winchester, St. Asaph,.and Carlisle ; the Lord Chancellor; as Lord High Steward of the, Unirefsity ; the King's Advocate, the Judgekkf the Admiralty, the• Duke of Dorset; Lords Bin nip; and Kenyon, Earl Yarmouth, the Speaker of the House of Commons, Sir J. C. Hippeslcy, Mr. M. A. Taylor, Sir John Nichol, and about one hundred Masters of Colleges, Houses, . Proctors, Doctors, Masters; &c. • They were all most graciously received. They came in pro Cession ficin the !St. Alban's Tavern, in St. Alban's-street, dressed -in -,their College dresses, which. had a very grand effect the no-: velty of theit'appearance.. attracted a large con course' of people.' , 's The . following bad the honour of being pre sented to the . PRINCE Captain Tonkin by the Lord in Waiting. Sir Richard lia;te, by ditto. Le Compte Foscardi, Depute des Isles loniennes. Sir Humprey Daq, on, his marriage. Sir Janies Shaw, with an Address from Kilmarnock. Sir G. Piga, on his promotion to the rank of Lieutenant-, General. , Sir John Cotterell, with an Address from , the County, of Hereford. Colonel Burnaby, •lst Foot Guards, on promotion. • Colonel Fitzroy, on promotion. Lieut.-Col. G. Napier, 52d Regiment, on his return from. Portugal. Lient.-Col. Carey, 84th Regiment., on his return; from India. Lient-Col. K. Money,• on his prornOtion in the line. • Lieut.-Col. Coghlan, 61st Regiment, on promotion and re turn from Portugal. . •' - • . Col. Lystir, Sheriff of Shropshire, with an Address. Lieut.-Col.Flosit'llatton, Ist 14;ai;t i Kent LoCal Militia. Lieut.-Col:11111, Shropshire 'Yeomanry Cavalry. Pepper,' Royal Meath Militia,' on coming from Ireland. Lieut.-Col. Lowe, on arrival from the lonian' Isles. Lieut.-Col. Montgomery, Fermanagh ?Militia: • • Lient.-Col. Gaitskill, with an Address from stlrr.2.y. Sir'J. G. Cotterell and Lieut.-Col. Furey, .with an Address from the County of Hereford. Bishop' of of Chester, on promotion to the Ilishoprie of Ely. Major-General KerumiB, on his return from Spin and Por tugal. Mr. G. Longraan, M.V. for rlaidstone., Lieut.-General Phipps, with an•Addresi from Scarbproirtli. Maier-General Stopford; on his 'return from Poi•t.:tgrd. General Neezlhani, on the 86th itegi;nent being inacte poti al ConntY DONill Regiment. Major-General Stovin,, on his return,from izr-h?. and pro motion. L. - Gower, with an Address from Woh;erham7)trxi. Lord 111o1 . ,fort, upon being appointed Ist Major 'or' the Surrey Militia. Lieut.-General Hewett, on return from India. Sir , lll.. W. Ridley and Mr. Brandling, with an Address from Newcastle-upon-Tyne. - Sir M. W. Ridley, with an Address from the Trinity House .of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. • Mr. Lygon and Mr. Lyttleton, with an Address from Kid derminster. The Mayor of Penryn, Lord De Dunstanville, the locerder, and Mr. Swarm, Member fur Penryn, with an Address from that Borough. • • Major Mant, 6th regiment Madras Cavalry, on return f.-em India, by Sir G. Dallas. - - Sir W. C. Gordou,_by Lord James Murray. Major Johnson, 86th regiment,' Deputy Quarter-Master- General East Indies - , on his return from India. Major Cumming, Inverness Militia, by Lord J. Murray. The Earl of Powis and Sir 1. Hill, .Mayor of Shrewsbury, with an Address from Shrewsbury. Sir Lucas Pepys. Major Vivian, Royal Stannary Artillery, by the Lord War:: den of the Stannaries. Major Harvey, by Viscount Lake, on his arrival froMlndia. Earl of Lotisdtble, to .present an Address cf 'condolence on the de.ath..of Mr..Perceval 2 from . the Borough of Kendal. • Sir Leonard Worsley Holmes, to present 'Addresses from the BorOughs of Newport and Yarmouth. Earl of Eglintaun, to present an Address from the County of Renfrew, • __ _ • . Sir C. Pole and Sir T. Tyrwbitt, with an Address frOm Major Sir John Ty'den, upon which occasion he reclived the honour of Knighthood. Le Chevalier de Medici, Mitiister of his Sicilian Majesty. Mr. Chute, Mr. Heathcote, and Major . Genetal Potter; with . an Address frorq the jnhabitarits of the town and parish of Gosport, on tf.e death of Mr. Perceval. • ; Mr. Chute, Mr. Heathcote, Sir Thomas Miller, and Admi ral Mitt:barn, with an, Address from the Inhabitants of the town and parish - of Portsea, on the death of Mr. Perc.eval.. Viscount Milton and,Mr. Wilberforce, with Addresses from the Corporatica. ,of Doncaster, and from the Master Chtlers, Clergy, Gentry, /ice. of Sheffield, and its neighbourhood. The High Sheriff, the 'Vice Lieutenant, and' Members for Surrey, with an Address.. • Mr. Powell Collings and Mr. Baring, 'With an Address from the Borough and neighbourhood of Taunton. Mr. Dundas, with two Addresses from' the City of Edin burgh. • • Vice-Admiral Martlr., , on his going to command at 'Lisbon. Rear 7 Adruiral Frazer, on promotion, and being appointed Equerry to the I:iii`;;e of 'Cambridge. Sir Richard (anion, by Lord Ilennllfer. • Lord .dWard Calrycil, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir George,ifotvyer, by the same. • Sir Edward Berry, by the Lord . in Waiting. Litnit.-Colnnel Robert Charabre Hill, on being nominated Proxy for his brother, Sir Rowland Hill; K. B. at the ensuing Installation Of the Bath. Capt. Christopher Cole, R. N.' on being nominated'Proxy for Sir Richard Goodwin Keats, K . . B. at the ensuing Instal lation of the Bath. Sir I abort Barlow; as Proxy for Sir George Barlow, at the . _ IntAl!ation of the Knights of ale Bath: • Capt. the. Hon. Charles Gordon, Aid-de-Camp to Sir Jelin Hoy, on his being appointed Proxy for him at the approach ing. Fnstailation. Charles' Henry Colville to be Knighted as Proxy for Si: John Graham. C. W. Flint; Esq. Proxy for the Right Hon. Sir Henry Wellesley. Rev. Charles' Lethbridge, Rector of Stoke Clinstand, in Cornw.,lll,.by Abe-Lord in Waiting. Rev. JObri Ponaroy, Mayor of ifodmin, by Mr. D. Giddy. . . The Pev. Robert Hodgson, by - the Hon. Charles Finch.. • Capt. D, Roberts, R. on promotion. • Capt. Henniker, .R. N. by Lord Henniker. Capt. Finch Hatton, lit East Kent Local Militia. Capt. Sotheby, R. N. on his,.prOmotion. Caret. W. Kenipthorne, on . protaotion, and return from the East Indies. Capt. Gabriel, R.N. on promotion. Capt. Spraziger, U. N. on his appointraentto the Barham. Capt. Campbell, R. N. on promotion. Capt. Bay - 4 - za . , of Lls Ma;esty's yacht Papa Screreizn, by . Lord J. Murray. Capt. H. Tieatheote, on his return for Persia and Java. ' Dr. Meyrick, on attending with the University of Oxford'ii ,AddresA Ciptain".rhoinas Johu Cochrane, 11 : N.' on being'noniin.lte4 Pru..ky for his father, the Hon. t'ir Alexander Forrester C.)::1 - 1- rarie, at the eri . s;tung Inst,llation._ • ,\ Colonel Thou: as Sidney Beckwith, on being dominated Proxy for his, brother, Sir. G. Beckwith, at the Installation. Lieut. General Alex;inder Canis:bell, on ,being nominated. Proxy for the Earl•of Wellington, at the Installation: Sir I - aulßagott, upon which occasion he received the ho nour of Knighthood. Mr. Horn; by Mr. - Lownde.l, M. 1 4.. for Bucks.. - Mr. Alain/lie, Mr. 11. Wil'irah;im, , and Mr. Cotes, M. P. for:Shropshiic, by the Lord in - Waiting. Mr. Brooke Taylor, on his return from Sicily. Mr. George Forbes, on going abroad, by Lord J. Murray. Mr. Owen, 11. A. on his appointment of principal Pw.:; - ,.rait Painter to his Royal Highness 'Prince Regent. The following were presc_-zited with APre,_;Res, Mr. J.-Bei-ern, P;ec,order; - from Maidstone; Mr. L'ittlaan, from KidderminAei . ; •Pocori, and Me.. A3tc,l, Bridgewa;ier ; Mr. Houstoun from 4.ll , isgir , ,v;'. Mr. Ow,n, from the Corporation of Peinbrolte; Mr. Wit br , iialn and Mr. Macdonald, froM Newcastle-under-Lyne: Mr. M. Sutton, from .Scarborough; Mr. H. Cavendish, from the Mayor and Corpdrailoli Of Derby; Mr. L. Dundas, from the Corporation ,of the City of York ; Mr. Di, - .:kensozi, rri.= Frame; Mr. -C. Taylor, from Wells; and Mr..Saviiio, from the Borough of Oakl.,aliptmi. Among those nredent'were-- . Dukes"--" , -Buecleucli, Montrose, and Roxburgh. " MarquisesWineheSter, Ileadfort, Hertford;' and Town shend.. . • . .• .• • . Earls7-.—NortheslZ; Eglintoun; Sapdwieh, Cork, Yarmouth, Lindsey, Shaftesbury,' Lansdale, Camden, COUrtdown, Roden. Ross, Moira, Uxbridge, PowiS,'Kenmare, and Chplmondeley. Viscounts—Pereeval, Cathcart, Hood, Folkston, Leake, Milton, and Castlerosse. . . • Lords--Ricers, L. Gower, J. - Thynim . , J. Murray, Mount. ford; C. Somerset., Henniker, Teignoabuth, Bolton, Dei)nn- 7 sta.oville, G. L. Gower, E. Q'.Bryen,, Whitworth, and Bostom • Count Munster. a• 4. Bishops Hereford, Chester; Nil mchester, London, and Cloyne. , _ Dean of Windsor.. Sirs—T. Tyrwhitt, C. Pole, T% Duckworth, T. Miller; It. Damon, R. Grant, - J. Shawe, J. Hill, P.:l3agott, J. Maw bey, It. Harte, C. Imhoff, L.,Penys, T'ylden, 1-I. Davy, E. Berry, T. Sutton, ,G. Pigott, .L Cottereil, T. Troubridgi, Bowyer, NV: C. Gordon, L. W. - Ho'me's,' E. Knatchbull, S. Flndver,, J. Lubbo‘ll,..T. Crtwford., 'and W.-Smyth, • - - .o,d'mirals,—Frazer and Mai;tin. . . . . - . . . General4--•-Turner, Keppell, Hewett, . Stopford, Finch, Gro3Venor, • PhiptlS," Stovin, • Money, .Keminis, Dalrymple, Penningto,i, _Needham,- and Porter. !- . • ••.- . C010ne15 . .. 7 -Palmer, 810 - thifield, Pepper, .coghlan, illmiey,. Lloyd, Burnaby, Gaitskill, Harmige, Hill, Fitzroy, finch, 4-latton, Lyster, Qarey, LONE; P'Neil, G. Napier, Von Arent,- •child, Montgomery, Sydney, and Beckwith._ • , Majors—Mont, Hatrey, Johnson, Vivian, Shaw, Cummin ,- , •.. and J3uelinor. . . Captains—lion:Cavendish, Heathcote ; llayntun,<:amplae.ll, Spraoger, R.N. Needham, Gabriel, Kempthonle, Sot!-..=ay, Hatton, E. Roberts,‘M‘Do‘Vall, and Henniker. ' Lieuterpants-- - -Orde arid Thompson. Doctors—Kilderbee, ;Myrick, and Kentish. Rei. 'Messrs. Leman, Aldrich, Pomeroy, Lethbridge, - ton, Hunter, Norton, Roberts, \ Griffith, Raymond, Churchill; It. liodgson, Symes, and Card. • AleAsrs.—Nl'lLialion, Sheridan, T, Thompon, Itensselear, Houstown, Collings, Barry, Wilbraham, Russell, St. john, Craig, Jlerens, Clurcchi C. Taylor, E. Jsddrell, Taylor, G. i rorbes, An. Sutton, SZielton, itiehardgon,'Lyttelton, Martin, Farmer; E. P.l33,.P.tard, C: ll.'Chlville, Nl'Doriald, Lang Fitz herhert,.Nayler, B. Taylor, Coles Cavendish, Cox, Hornby, I.3icosOn„.-,Simpson, Althorp, P, Carew, Owen, W,Thindas, Russell, Caleroit, Lygori, %V. Pole, C. Fita.b,two Hills, Fester, Taylor; L. aundas, Yritton, Benson, li.d rd, M. vat., Pm- Coope;., Chester, W. Bootle, :Egerson, Lo-ng, Arbtzth not, Hoare, noniai, Lou g ii., tart, Ryder, Saville, Heatheote,-Chute, Pocock, As`xli, Suey4, Lowntles, and Trolarrney. • • The Mo'rning Chroiele calls the present Admi stratiote the incdpnaes. This title, however, the whole - Nyorlir will a.luw was exactly deicrlptive vt - All 1.;r.r.,) nts. One advanpge will probably be deli.ved front ;the f=nation of a new' Ministry opou -sale, and that is the nonappearance of a eertairi Northern 'Barrister 'in - the character of AtalT, • which he has so ofteii attempted in Parßaient, .or, at least, a le3s frequent exhibition of powers in Opposition farces.- It was observed "xi WEUTBREAD, on a debate, in, ol)jection_ to the_proposed provisions for the family of Mr. pERCE 7 ;TAL, that they would derive. considerable ,propety from Lady WILSON- This statement, however, is said to be wholi eironeOus, as. Lady WILSON has to provide for eleven children of her son, a number sufficient - to require all the property she possesses. As BUONAPARTE appointed his brother King of Holland because, as he alleged, there was , rt° person of sufficient weight in that country tot be intrusted with the Government, it is by no means • improbable that he 'will act in the same manner io Prussia, and remove the present unfortunate M. 0 .- nareh, to make way for one of his. own minions- Perhaps indeed the unhappy King may be sent into France, like , the 'Royal Family of - Spain, or perhaps we shall soon hear that . he sudden 4 expired. - . , MUSlCiu,.—The interesting infant prodigy`' Miss STONE, that performs such musical wonder' on the piano-forte,. cirewa Crowded . -and fashion' able auditory to , the Baiiover-square Rooms, Oa t . Monday evening, under the Patronage of,his Royo Ilighnth the Duke'of Sussex. She performe d three pieces, viz. one of the finest and most cult of . Mr. J. B. Cramer's Grand Concertos ; • Duet with thediarp,.by Mr. Sharpe ; and, lasrV i f an . Air, with numerous complex variations ; with a taste, expression, and rapidity of exec w . tion ,that-astonished not only the musicaliamaten o, but all of the profession, who witnessed her '5 13 " gic execution. What heightened her excelicw'ft is the charming siinplicity under which those 5 ,t 11 : pefior talents are interestingly displayed. company testified their delight bX the iii.Ost rer turous applause ;_nor were they uninindcul of ilb a watchful sylicitude of the Leaders, Mr: Crunie l ' and Mr. Greatorex, for the 'success of their • delightful eleve, nor of those delicate . accompan‘ - ments which afford a nocturnal brilliancy to 0 . ' 3 1 . performance. ' A Coroner's Jury sat at Mr. Sliepherd's, tile ' Ne - v Ranelagh, on Tuesdav,_ beorz A. Gull,' 1` 84 ; Coroner for sylirestaninster, on the body of Ceci" Strictland, who-was , drovvned in the Thames b?. her own'act :On Saturday. A Itappeared by the te. , timony of two respectable young men, the on c , e . hanker's. clerk,- and the other an artist, that deceased, who lived in respectable servittide , 1 i accompanied them to flow Fair, and' instead. returning lthine in the evening, 'she staid out a! n right at apublic•dancing-room. The young gl e e accompanied her up Millbank, and.on a sudden si1:0 „made a stop, and asked her male companinss walk on. When' they had got a few paces' trc'a her, she made a run to the edge of the bane sprung into the river. Assistance was i m mediat," ly afforded by the means of boats, and the VI was brought on shore after it had been seven minutes in the water ; There were at the symptoms of animation, but no - medical man cU rrld be found before she was entirely dead, Verdic t haanity.