The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-18 00:00:00

• ~ , litltret. ' Sayer' ai c.:llA' 'niet ; I in fa‘our of the Ailies, ant . Oat F race ‘v,i:l lose several great .prov in ces.— . Ihe resioratiOn of the three Legations to the I)()Perseonsideeed as a iiroof of this, silica it leati4• t o n : ) ' - uu PPrmition tht Austria will obtain an in deautity erseßvliere. 'However great our joy may !Bate bt .4l ihe glOrTOtis sneeesses in France, it is tem- . E l 3e ted ill SoMe nieasurc by the. reflectiowthat the sof peace gill not, be the . immethate revolt.' As : ;recessinateli no w 'stand, it will pro . bably lie long . ary to hold the roll Over Frail", i f we wish Prl9, .b safe front R new ctempt of the French to oceed - again to r evolutionary measures ; b ut this 413 I te! many years exerti ons neces sary,which, h the ex Penee falls principtilly on Prance, must "ev tr, in some measure, a frect our own country. 1 " 1, ,It°' AuG. 5. —.The. nuchess of St. L eu h as -I.ertalte of keti a journey among the Glaciers in the , 1111 Cha uroatiov. The Duk e of itassano, I° hits atsurued the name of Prince de Beau etlri. after. his estate in Frauche Compte, has • 414.11 e fronlCieneva to Lausanne. PLANDEIIS lAIL. ........_ Ita1)111."17', Attc. s. —What has hitherto been I lse !sot" r 7PeCting the Peac e with France gives 'ons j,, : Ittnnberloss conp.bctures and conversat.rit 1 lyttcrysliape. Those who pretend to know ti..le i .th.4lfiet will preterve its integi ity, +I Q ~.r s'l th ies of all the fortresses, from Dunk' say, that Dunkirk IP4t-d'''`lrg,will be occupied by Ilie allied - troops C41.1,1:c.r,"(1' peace are again restored in France. gall,' 41'111, that Alsace, Lorraine, a.ntii_)B)ct:':: tesioYn Will Very shortly he definitively Others even pretetio 0 f by the Aiiied Powers. _ .1.,,,.._",_i , the Cl,. that trance will lose several se. p : 0 5 .. _l . .' 1 1,,, `4donel rind the Mediterranean. The J . u . r , till'lllthlished in Our neighbourhood observes. that ili ,g t Q f tn ° tar, p‘ a rtieultit'ly the last conjectnre,.and to r , -( , )1. the present the hest way is not to cotec hi,-.,),)"!,o-tvish and believe that the Allied.iSoc7l; ''' w til s, . ' the best manner. their 41,(1 their tcur c in . ',nil iitti t f p licoPle's interest —their own repose, , i s e 11,() .441.°Pe ; and now that the right inoinco - t lile t , ) 7 E e,' wtil.profit by it, to inalte France incitPd t wilit" , A u , s • r 3 =inure mischief. borlliP',l3l',G, AUG. 3. -- Letters from Ham- Aril '"ornt that the li.-Ipp success of the war .• ~e , „, 1 , ill at 0 'i c people of Ilanthurgli flatter themsels tarklq %hall recove r the money taken front their .5 zcn„ Pcuple were not surprised at Davoli c s , t - ratd , g t h Is, but did not expect that General . t 116,,t1110 conducted the garrison here in tl)e. IL:itbl tlallie, would carry oti - the I ,SOO,OOO inat:k Ril thlere laining. All this money, live . its tv:t.t.eadY Money of the Continent, hal f6"111' tttie t '") Prance, which, according t-u die as!iltr ill tltt all 111erchunts, is uoiv the richest count!) 1 11,, 1i ° Pe in the precious metals. This is th e Ili l e e t t ( i elkeifil Wirh effect whathas been stolen. I „ 4 tltl l ;. l4t i e "( iliimburili has alreacli taken steps i `"4t I-411( ' the it tutls ot the Bank. It is expecte( I) • the the (hi., . this business to ar h. C 2-5 Wlll go ull lli t; ItSt, 1 , , ALL THE si-----------------711 LOTTERY WILL 4 b ri, . _ Tkitp.&' wN• IHE ScimmE, 11ITH . .. ONLY O S OI7 ti 4, CON:TAINS A GRAND PRIZE 01 .C. , : . _ 4‘. OTHEit cArrrAts, AND 3 3 000 GUINEAS lat.l). t k , h , l)t,t itelli)UNll, I Fanders i Water- Lisbuilg 1 iia l ulliuril% 1 11;•"- d Ci••t , --___... m..... ____ ~. I'IIIICE or tla4ril, st_o_ iltis bAY xr c NI ts" ", 4,, tilt b ix, i, • . I.NI, .).f..9f. I . 1 l ls : 'q. (~ 44 11r (titt -`l4l* sbit tl'et et ~1 . 71i ' 44 lt L . 4.:4rY Abb 4.3i7 B.li - .AI / ' ' L. 14 5-1(4.18 1 ' 41 . c,,,ti .., ____...... q ' Nt 4 ; l rth AT LONIR 14;14 4% aftvx 1' 'STOCKS iv F.E.1.1 , : ti CLOCK. India Exetieq. Bills, 3s. ns d:s. t;► l 4,ti pr. Oiliti.foi• Sept. pr. I I Cons. fur Account, 564 4 N BRIDGE TO-NIORROW. Evehing, 10 minutes afirr 2. . . . cious attacks upon those %silo zre at peace with flii4 country. . . . yhe Meeting of Parlianient has been 'flirt - her firorogued from Th;!.r . sday, the 24th instant; to Thursday the 2d of No vember, as determined at the Privy Council, held at Carlton house yes teiday: Our last page contains from the,American Pa pers a Report, on the riotous proceedings of the American prisoners at nartmoor last spring, and the fatal measures taken by the British military to suppress them. This Report is the joint pro• duction of a British and an American Com missioner. And to if is subjoined a separate letter at Mr. KING, the American Commissioner, to his own Government on the same subject We trust, that with all its leaning to the side of America, this publication will suffice to make the clamorous and disaffected journals of that Country desist from their gross and inflammatory misre presentations on the subject. The downfall of BITONAFARTE is another strong argument for them to pursue a more just and pacific course. Lord Viscount MgtAttt.t.e left sown this morn ing for the Isle of Wight. Yesterday Sir linnsotv LowE transacted busi ness at the Secretary of State's Office. On Wednesday, at Portsmouth, - one Captain, one Lieutenant', aittl4B men, of the Royal Sappers :rind Miners, received orders of readiness fur St. Helena. With the Malta anal Gibraltar Mails there are adviceS from the former to the 25th of 'June, and from the latter to the 2tl inst. At Gibraltar, bul lion had been reduced in price 12 per cent., the Exchange having fallen from 41 pence to 36 pence. In addition to the Articles before stated of the Treaty between the Algerines and the Americans, the former are to pay to their opponents ten thou sand dollars for sonic specific danniges sustaintd. The most important fact is, that the Algerines have declared war against the Spaniards ; and, as usual with them, mo reason is assigned for this, proceeding. Letters from Carthagena, dated ISth July, state, that ir Courier had arrived with this intelligence, and that the Algerine cruisers had ni ; ; ; !Ie several captures. Immediately on receiving this trews, an Algerine frigate and a brig, which had been taken liy the AnieriCans, and delivered up . after the peace, and whielt .Were both lying at Carthagena, were seized at that port, by cutlets from the Spanish Government.. By an arrival. at Portsmouth 'ft otu Cherburgh, it is said, that on Sunday afternoon a body of about 24,000 Prussians and Russians preseitteit Cieniselves before Cherburgh, and dem iia d e d ad missimi into the town. (ieceral Pit.oTv, who c(muntaded, refused to give entrance to any other ulnae_9 French troops, and in consequence the town dvdatOd on Sunday evening in a .State of It is almost without defences on the laud s;ege. side. PEDEsTRIANISM --Yesterday morning, Thomas I3roughtoo, upwards 6160 years of age, a tanner re siding in Bermondsey -street, undertook ,for a wager of 10/. to go on foot front the Stone's-end in the Borough, to Kingston,and back again. id the space of three hours, the whole exteut of ground being 23 miles. He slatted at five. o'clock, at which time•the odds ,weve against him three to two ; he proceeded as far as Wandsworth, where be stopped to rest five or six minutes, and reached Kingston seventeen minutes after six o'clock.. After refreshing l'inaself with a glass of runt and water, he set oil'‘ on his return, in goinl spirits — stopped at Putney to change shoes, and arrived at the starting-post eight minutes before eight o'clock, completing his wager its two hours and fifty-two minutes. He was immediately put to bed greatly exhausted with diet:Wort. Many bets were depending upon the issue. Several inflanunatory notices, in the following words, have been sent through the parish of Taut- Light o'Colly This comes from a friend to inform you bow you acted, and how you shall be served the time to come.—Sir, first, you denied to swear to be true to the parish, and again you paid whatever they valued on you, and a.l.ain you gave your vote for a new church; and so expect nothing of run now by the same, and if win do, as sure as the Lola fires, your properly shall be burnid to ashes, and . yourstlf 14e middle of the sq,oc.--So take care bow you are to act the time.to come, or stand to your hazard." We are happy to add, that the Magistrates, Gefglemeo, and Landholders of all descriptions, in that part of the, country, have eotered• into a large Subscription for the discovery and prosecu tion of the instigators and perpetratoss, of these atrocious acts.—(Belfast News-Letter.) On Wednesday last St.leeny and Doveny, both tinder sentence of death for !toughing cattle in the barony of Tireragh, county of Sligo, underwent the sentence of the law, in front of the gaol of Sligo. The poor wretches joined with 111t1Ch ear nestness in prayer with the attending -Clergymen, : the Rev. Mr. Burke and the, Rev. Mr. O'Connor, yet, with a firmness bordering on boldness, con tinued to deny a participation, or any knowledge . of the crime for which they suffered-(Dublin Correspondent, .4ugust 15.) Mr. SHRIGLEY, of No. 2, Middle-Temple-lane, was seized with a paralytic - stroke ton Wednesday afternoon, as be was walking along Cheapside, in ). company with a friend, in his way to his sister's, where he was engaged to iliac. lie was taken, apparently lifeless, into N o . 54 , and afterwards carried home in a coach to his Chambers, with • little hopes of recovery. Wednesday a Coroner's Inqueit was held on the body of Joseph tiowedy, late resident at the Horse and Groom, King-street, Seven Dias, who hung himself on a hook 'in the wa n o f his room. lie had been much distressed . in mind of late, talking inn wild and inc o he re nt strain ; and he was nu& seen on his knees, with • bands Uplifted, and crying most bitterly --~T'er dict, Lunacy . . • The Whole Of the LnTTERit will. be drawn, NEXT TiivitSPAl: ;--the Others aid crowded 4:44 NAVAL NEWS. ! „ • " '• ; A ~---- uo. 17-Arrived his Majesty's ship I.qenalans from the. Westward, end sailed to the to, be ttaid of Sailed' his Alejesty's ships OrOntcs; trehtis, Challenger, i'kUtine, Pandora, Swan,, and Pioneer, to the 1-Zfer, to be paid off. The port iiiintiral's Play at ti station is ordered to be struck for gOod.—Wind N.W. •- •.• PoicrstOorx, A t To. Maj,esty's ship Calypso from i'lyinouth ; 'Le* JOs'ephime from. lloolleUr ; and four sail of transports, with troops from Guernsey. Sailed his Majesty's ship Po tnome to the Eastward, to be paid off.—Wind W. N. W. PLYMOUTH, AUG. 16. -Came in the Ilirondelle, from 13ri:Jt ; and his M a j es ty' s s hip K angaroo , from a cruise. HARWICH, AUG. 17. Arrived the Thetis packet, with a mail from Gottenburgh.—Wind• N. W. E SUN. Sipt. t:t3 FACSUAI A [ink:AT ? L ONDON. _1L1R1.74./r, 4yr:it:ST 13, 1615. Nr -_______________________ to- t ! ,t e chi,i offront the Paris Pa p ers the first w t; tticthi4t of the Trial of,LABLooyEttE, a is answer ft,ti:is 'aspirators who has been called to world. Tilt eri"les before his Country and the ►ent t ee .. . ' elit e of bean: Which the Traitor has re re. il li i 1 15 sttch as all good men must EIPP":I,., tilt 'l4‘e ooly to add, in inerey ic ti nY interference between justice and her 111. 11 , to mank ,. I . Mit -141)t t4(141(1 b e an act of the deepest injury to F, laity /$1 Ity,li thqS 111113 t. follow AI. LanEnoY ER -• 1‘ ,_, te '44, %ni l , % if • 1 • .11 have. as individtuflis t n b v, . } oit iy 1111 .. (not to tre at' itqlerett by these restless Traitors, ( 1,, 11 . in the toi lts time hundreds of thousands shill fuii ti lt ,„ it, stints villany has excited), and it is ,it , i Iv i 41 L t ' e expect future peace,they Ong, 1 that . e t o b vt,4l4ii 'avi!lecl that such crimes arc not p i tted 11 impunity. I, ikilQtl - rt '':,,t 14,,,i'llY's I 3"O'sels and Frankfort PaPe _ - 'ii t Itt:lv-' in C6IIrSC. They state that Philhl)Pe_ 11/4,1 -11Nntlered on the 81 h to Prince Au' Gusin Vtio,t()Fh 1 ,. red after suffering cOnsiderahly fr t o i,e il/11tql-airtiill"lt, and fire which broke out inr.i. 11 , 1 ' 1?, n-41sIQ wa3 again cannonaded from ''h 4 itt,,4l-11 t he 41 h. It it hinted in the French lititli-4'si that Ili, Au ks ,‘ ill i nsist ort t h e demo %,,, ~, ~,1 1116 fortress, and We hope they will a lso fn. 1434146" ia done on the Rehel-wim e°,. it „ ' "ati continues to commit these "" THE ARMY. MILITIA.---The following Circular is now issued from the War-Office, addressed to Colonels, of Regiments of "Militia already , embodied, as- well as to•tbose now to be embodied : Irar-Ogice, ,lug. 15, 1815. " St Royal Highness the Prince Regent hiving been pleased,. in the name and on behalf of his Majesty to order the Regiment of Militia wider your command to be drawn out and emhodied, I have the honour to acquaint you, that the estalilishment of the said Regiment, as approved by his Royal Highness, and as signified to me by Lord Sidnuauth, is to consist of tke lumbers in the margin.* • " I bare to request, that you will he pleased to transmit to me ajist of the names and rank of the Commissioned Of ficers belonging to your Regiment, wlth the dates of their resent regimental commis: arms, and elf any former commis sions, in virtue whereof they may be entitled to rank either superior or of an earlier date in the general line of Militia. Men on their asseinOling mire to be supplied with the following articles of necessarie . i, the Charge of which will he defrayed be the Public. This allowance will, be independent of the sum of one guinea (commonly called the marching guinta), payable under the Genetal Militia Laws, vie. Stijeants Articks, Shirt • „CO 6 6 Two pair of Socks Or one pair of Stockings 1 6 One pair of long GaiterS - One Illack_Stock Corporals, Drum-major, • Dion:niers,and Privates. Shirt ,C 0 6 0 Two pair of Socks or one pair of Stockings 0 1 6 One flair of Lon Gaiters Our Black Stork " Yoa will immediately proceed, in compliance with the 110 sect. of Art. 42, Geo. 8, C. 90, to appoint an agent, trom whom you n ill fake security, and for whom you will of. course he responsible, unle.s you should prefer to have the agency of your Regiment in the' hands of the Agent-General, .who, in such case, will he aothorised to continue to art for your Regiment in its embodied s•tate. In that event, as the Agent- General gives ample security to the public, you will be exo nerated from all responsibility on account of the mooies which may pass through his hands for the pay amid sulisistence of the Regiment. T 4 General Agent bring also a public Officer, nu deduction of per centage will tie made by him from the :lumina of the allowances issued fur the clothing of your Regimeat. I lake this opteotunity to acquaint yon, that when, iv pursuance of, toe pro vision contaitn-J in the 113th clause of tile Act above recited, the pay of Officer's or into who da nut join on the day ap poi:' for assembling, shall, upon their afterward; j,iinitig, be cuarced from the date the Prinre Regent's Warrant for Libodyiiig tbe•corps. The charges must. lie inearLibly sup ported by Certificates front the Commanding Offeer to he annexed to the Pay List, declariug that the reason of stick tress or other unavoidable necessity assigned for the atis cnce of , roch Ottioers on.i men, have hven proved to his satisfaction, itittl that he has therefore authorised their heist; accounted with for their pay for the periods charged the Pay List. You will he aware that no allowance besides their p.my is to be. charged for the Non-continissioned Officers and private men prior to ttie time of their joining. I am further to acquaint YOll, I..at is the case of ()dicers not belonging to the regiment at - the time of its being embodied, the Paymaster is only to 'mister them from the dates of the 4 Connuissions, which you will require to he produced for your inspection previous to the names of the said Officers being placed on the Roll,' and you will be pleased to furnish the Agent with the necessary in formation . int this head, in order that there may not he any doubt in regard to the date from which .such Officers are respectively entitled to receive their pay. " allowance to the Captains of Companies will he ad mitted from the date of the Prince Regeut's IV:ill:ant for call ing out the Militix, cases in which the Captains attended at the7assembly of the regiment. The half-yearly contingent allowa'nees may be charged from the date of 4he Prince Re gent's warrant, excepting the allowance for artseles tor-clean ing'of arms, which can only he allowed , from time to time of the assembling of the corps. It is his Royal Highness's order, that when sub regiments, battaiions, corps or detach ments of embodied Militia, meet, they shall draW lots for taLiog post while they remain on de i ty together, with out prejudice to any of their former 'pl'eterisions what soever. This order, however, will only einitinue in foree'un til his Royal Highness shall he pleased to cause the relative rank of the Militia corps of Great Britain, for the period Of their confirming embodied, to be &tern:hied by lot, as bath heretofore been done on siniilar occasions, and it is not to interfere with the, precedence which rimy have beet' establish ed by agreement or otherwise, between regiments or bans huns of Militia belonging to the same coitty. y. I have Otte honour to he, &c. &c. (Signed) " PALM ERSION, ". Addressed to Colonel -- of the.-- Militia Lieutenant-Colopel, Major, Captains, Lieutc nagtS,' Iynviypc , Ai. , ,jutaiit, Quarter-Master, Sutgron, Ser jeaht-Nlajor, Quarter-Nlastcr-Serjeant, Serjeants, Corporal, Drum- \l4;or, Drim.-tiers, %IL .44;rawite.---The Paymaster, who must he one, of the Sulialtrins, will have the pay Math, up totss. per iliet» -cepi in corps consisting- of fewer .thall three ,Cunipluies.. such rase; 41. ss. per month for the Paymaster of a Curpc of two Com par: ies ; and zI. lOs. per month, if ttid•CUrps cotishtas only of one Cowpwiy. • 'The \Vest Xliddlesex ref. , ,ithent of Militia,. are ordered to Bristol; the Ist WeSt'Vork, tly Not thit4.-hatti ; ,EAst -York, to Derby ; Elerelopl, to ,Livervo,ll; Weittnitister, to li.;nrielt . ;` the Sits sex Ist Shrrey, to Pottsmoutli. The 55th regiment . ot toot is ot tiered from town fur Brighton. TH 1.; M A RKETS. Coax ExenA,:nr.,.AnG. 13.-We received this morning a good so•PP!Y (if O:tts from Lincolnshire, and the Market was well supplied with all other kinds or Crain. The sale of Wheat , c as So triding, the prices must he considered nouri-. ' l aity the same as on Monday ; Oats and Beans we.e very dull of sale, and Is. lower; in other articles no alteration.; . Foreign 'S heat - 465. 625. Fine Grey Pease - • 41s. -s. Fille„ di ," „ n i "' - - 704. --3. Tick Beans - - • , ;;os. 345. English ifii , neat. - 435. 61s. Old ditto - -•- 361. 333. Fine " In - - - 723. -s. tittlail Tick Beans 30s. 403. Rye - - - i 335. 433. Fine ditto • - - 355. -s. . Feed Oats - - - 19'. 2 it. Barley -.- - -20 s. 235. Fine ditto .. -•- 255. 275,_ Fine ditto - • - 32 8 . ._..s. PoNntl,4 - littO. - - I9s. 21s. :Milt . s6s. Os. Fine ditto - : - -21 s. 313: lArbit erase Ouii ers ) Finn ditto , ~. -705..-. s. ,Potatoe ditto .4 - 2.!5. -s. , 545. 3>>s.RapeSued I,'Sf. 301. per last. Fine ditto .. .. _ •t s. ---4. Fine Fluor - - tios. 653. Grey Na*c. - - -90 s. 9 , is. Seconds - - .535. 60s. SmErtittELD; At To. ie.— , }'t i indiftertut supply of the rari, Minton were cheaper; Veal, I. 'prices; arid th e trade in gene taleg in the Hay-market were t prict ; Straw and Clover obtati AS day's 'Market had hut an ous kinds or Cattle ; Nee arid [Anil., and Pork; sold at last era} was , somewhat flat. The . trifling Hay fetetred 8 bette r ap;,l last prices. rruNcE RE( ENT COURT, B.c. , .17!!sterday, a Cabi,uet C.:,,uned was Id at tit' early. hour of 'C.; o'clock; in consequence of a c.on.,rt being stnninc-n'ed ...to. be held at house, t t,e Cabinet sat till raft -two, • %%lien a (...4:x!lernali.-.bcloogiug to theSccretak* of State's Q4lee .vli - s / cOnntiissionet,i to 'hold lkiniserf itit readi,ncss.to - proceed to. Ishii)les w s ilh dispatches. / ritc! Contt htsld was'attended by • 'rile Arciibishop:of ,Canterfrary, thr Len, Pt - si t ient, of the Council, the L o r i ! P r i v y S en t, th e First ; 10M of Treasury, the Chancellor, .of the .Ex:d.errier, 1. , ,r,t.L0rd of the Ad tnip!ty, the : President f,f the board of. Onitrottl, their the Dualt.aird Ne , lpuiitipi:Xn.l , 7,sstuluzs, the Judge Adyocate, the 4ark , pi(;i• ,,, go,y,./Sce„;',' REF I tt lcl. Pricy Council, at which ViscOtint Chettvvimi attended as Clerk. Prince Custelcicala, the, Neo.polit an Minister, . 'was introthiced tphis Its2yal Hightiess by the Ball of . Liv - erpoOl, in the absence of the Secretaries of State, : onti colulitcted by ;1,1r: Chester, tne.A.,sis tant Master oftlie,Ce.remonies.—The Dutch Am, bassadOuwas also.introdoeed to the Prince by the arl of Liverpool. Excelleucies had att, (helices of his Royal, fiigh,tiess.., , -The.indke Ad vocate had an atidienee,, and Made his report of the proceeding t S of some Couyts , :Martial, and took his Royal Highness's :comniands: noon them.— The Earls of Elarrowby, Liverpool, and Gla%or, Viscount Dlelvillc, and the .Right Hon. 'W. W. Pole, had.addiences .of the Prince. . . Lord Boston . and Sir W.t u ml e y were the Lord and Groom in Waiting: cornmenmttion of .the • Birth,day_of Royal Highness rhe Purcrt REGEtiT, the i? - Irl of Covo-_ray, Reorder of WOrcester, entertained. theiMayor and Corporation at Croonte with that, splendour and _hospitality for which his _Lordship and .family are so greatly 'distinguished, klis Lordship's coach and six arrived tit Worcestir about one o'clock, and conveyed the Mayor, AI , dcrthen, and ChaPiiiin, to the hospitable mansion. of the Noble Earl, followed by a number of car riages with the remainder. of the Body Corporake, On their arrival, they were_ weleunted by the Noble tart,' the Countess and Family, with their accustomed kindness and condescension, and after refreshments proceeded to amuse them, selves on the water, and 'in the beautiful park, plantations, and pleasure_ grounds, till five o'clock, when dinner' was announced. No thing could exceed the lukury and magnificence of the enterttiitiment, t-.nd every thing the sea son colthi:piroduce ti/its most plentifully supplied .; the choice St. wines 'of the most exquisite qual4l flowed profusely to the health cif the Royall'ek r soilage . whose Birth-day was celebrated, and of the most distinguished public characters, and the fricads of . .the,County and City of IVorcester. Ahout a. hundred persons, with the additi o n of, many - cif*the's`O;unty Gentry,.were assemblvd oti this Joylitl occasion ; and upon the health cl the 'Prince itegctit being givrn by the Noble Earl; ti tribute of respect and gratitude was pid; advert, ing to the glorious result of his Royal Highness's most auspiciouS Regency. It was not till,a late !lour that the party separated, highly gratified by. the elegant lio!4pitality.and engaging attention pt the Noble nost and ilii3tess, anltheir r.~~~ .i:c•rL~tc~ti; . . 6 • The Marquis of Blandfurti.3 fOr White Knights, in Berkshire corawallis,- fur Swlnley Lodge, in Berkshire; Lad/. Catitherlicid, for t lie Palace Han, rami-cottrt ; Ltd? Matilda Vaughan, for I tawli,ll, near Exeter; (7,4 0 , 1e 1 slow, for Uptoit,luni.v. near Alresford, in Hampshire; LOrtt Donalley, for Brighton; E:trl of Ilarryni6re, for Paris; Mof fitt', of Lothian, from Northumberland, on a tour ; Eaji pe,uhroke, for Wilton-House, Salisbury; Sir E: 13: Litti6- hales, Bart. front Albany, fur Ireland ; Sir Godfrey ant Lady Webster, from their house in Brook-streut, tor Battle, Sussex. FESTIVITIES AT PARIS. On Tuesday, Lord and Lady CASTLERRAGir have a grand dinner •to Prince Hardenberg, 016 I)uke of Rutland, Count Munster, Lord artiftLidk Grantham, Mjor-General Bloomfield, aini party. On the same day, the Duke ot WELLINa. TON gave a grand dinner to a large party of the General Staff. After the dinners, the whole of both parties visited the Opera ; and after 'that measly the whole met at Lady Castlereagh's, .4 here a magnificent banquet was prepared. Among the.company were the following distins guishvql personages _ , . Inginiessthe Prince of OrAuge; - Marshal Prince Blti- cher, the Dukes of De►onshire, Rutland, and Wellington ; Dochesi of Devonshire, Marquis of Camden the Marchioness of Do►vnshiee, and the Ladies Lotd and Lad) .- Grati thant, Lord Cathcart, Lord Stewart, Lord and Lady Granville. ;►lajur-Generai Blount:it:ld, and Sir George 1l outt • GRAND DINNER. AT ANItF.St. A grand dinner was given tit Amiens by the Earl of PO - WI - ARLINGTON and the Officers of the 23 . 0 Light Dragoons, on Satinday, the I 2tlf J‘iignsr, to celebrate the PRINCE ItE6ENT's Birth:- Day. I,kftiongst the guests we, • Genfreil.s.—The'PEince de Croy de Schre, and Baron Don:— berg, K. C. , CquyteLy--Llaron 'Giessen, le Comte d'Arscra, BulObv, and. De .Toticttliel.S. • Mujors.--Ki 11K Kaetlonald. .Captain Kt - ant:lsenberg, the Mayor . of Mnicri3, It Comte Cuncliy, Messri. St. Alciegonde and De Critencliy: Aniorlpt the toasts were-- • The king";,' The Prince Itiltht," three (loud cheering ) --- , ‘ Louis the Eighteenth, Roi da France"--" The Allied Sover , :il;ni"—" The Duke of York and. the. Army- 7 -" The British Hero Welliiigtatii The Marquis of I:.igiesea"--- ,, f General Doriberg," 4c. • The entertainment was very handitime,find thei evening went oil with the turimat heitmony auct good humour. WINDSOR, AUG. 17.—The OLTREg and cEs,Bs returned . to the Castle yesterday evening fr o m Oatlauds. At the'entertairiment given there; in honone. of the Ditke of YORK'S birth day; tSe Dukes of CLARE:VeiI and KENT were present, lig ‘vcre the Adjutant-General, the Cituirter-Master;. General, Sir HENRY TORRENS, The PRigCli REGENT arrived soon afterfour o'eiock. At twd o'clock a . dinner Wa§ given to the Boyg Hod Girl*, whO arc educated at the expellee of the Doke auci :DocileSs. ENieitt, ibb Actor; is no* fririoitning at Derby. A ,y l , E n G o o rk E e T t i:; i :v e li t o ,g lll: : : (i b t e , e . o p g l. o 4u . t hi c t e le sF l u si l l %t ti, t:t a ti The telion for t ELLISTON 3 retiretnelli frotr saidi s : th s, t t i o ii4 b e e r :: l„ l: e 7p:::( l l re i t e l: duction gAlmilt. Lite his "totes in America t• r 1 " " 6 parCtd trim Cco. -vcnt4iardcu Theatre, • •