The Sun. — London, England, 1820-02-14 00:00:00

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HIS LATE MAJEATy: , Ax (111 the approaching ELECTION, To-morrow. s• it .t temptations to indulgence are the greater, it is Just st si.. • - • . • TCi: THE tbrr.oa..pr. TETE SUN. •*. . '', ~, s itr'., OF STOCKS , as well as liberal to make a candid allowance for The accuracy of- the following deteil of this .e ; ... Stet-I had hoped ere this to have heard of a " 4 - ece- re, e Tills DAY A T TWELVE o'cLocE• rich and' interesting Collection may be eelied , .4l,er.elit. iced... .. ............ 69 Bank Lone Ann. 19i 3-16ths those who possess most means for self-gratifica- eee on . spontaneous Meeting of the Bankers,. Nieretants,, ", c ( -Z t t. (ems •, isestee I India Bonds .... 13s. I as. pr. .- ;v: -ter, : I•'Per I , e o f ',..,. It per c.. n.s. ........ ..87*/i f Exch. 8i115,.2d..... 3s. es. pr. lion. In the progress of time the Duke's character' • e e eteereveen's CaowN, or the Diadem of I t v ls it e b C p o i r a o m na o t n io d n s: at da c y . , t o o n co w m h e ic t h o some Resolution to keen -holy the - Leo . ;te a. ,s., ' "are Ann. 1021 103 i Cons. for Account .... GBH opened into a convict ion that happiness was chiefly is an Imperial Crown of Gold, embellished _........-..0.--.... the Funeral of our mucit-lamCi . sted * - .s A''sneee-2 Dublin, MAILS. to be found in promoting the happiness of others, Rnhies, Emeraldg, Sapphires, and Pearls. On the top is a • . Sovereign is to take place ; but hope, by the in-. ' ' e Waterford, 1 Guernsey and Jersey, mound of Gold s : encircled, with a fillet of the same metal, section of .. few lined, it may .. el ..., 1 Holland, 1 France, I Flanders. and at length, there was no Member of the Due- . --t Gottenburgh, aliamburgh. splendidly jewellid, and surmounted with a golden cross, these be the means of es L i FNI B , 4 IC ti w State more disposed to benefit his fellow beings, such an arrangement being made. s X, 4 , vor en ,7 ",•),..;,-,,.., 2,.‘,:i."l . tdtAl' Lome hei BRIDGE TO.NIORROW. which hears three very large and 'valuable pearls. This ... .:„..._ svi minutes after :3.1 Erening, 35 milintes attar 3. than this benevolent PRINCE. There was not nis compotid of four Crosses and four Fleur de-Lis; Upon ; ~.' . --...-.-- -...—... - at ally period of his life, the least trace of a er ;l v den Circlet: four arches rise from the Crosses, on the - - • , I'HE FUNERAL. . • , • ral Cie h * :. 11 ' . ,; TI-IF '413 - Tvi that dissimulation, which has been geiterallye intersection whereof the Mound is placed. The Cap is of The appearance of the tow„ of AVinilsor is now as e ..?..- _.4 L., • . , purple velvet, tined with white taffeta, and faced with er- gloomy as it was heretofore cheerful. 'ls he noble, et Y, E9q. k.,:„ • imputed to those intimately connected with . - .e•------___.-- towers of its' castle, the ruoutiments of its gran-- .;7 , i , mine. soLEsi oiris oicERE FALsU3f AUDEAT ? Courts, though his- Royal Highness never failed deurioece the seat of so much chivalrous pomp,-and S.'. THE CirowN Cr - qTATE, warn by the King on his return Oro''' . s:' . latterly of so much (Niteroi& virtue, are now dos- ... 1' in thee eourtesy which was the effect of an from the Coronation, and in the House of Parliament, is i" • - LONDON,• . ed, and the . whole edifice is converted into a house ,'.. isss . , ,affeble end amiable disposition, as well as of in the same shape, but much more splendid. Its crows and .. . ~.. r. of mourning. i tie Royal. standard, the : fin.ttin4 . 'MONDAY, FEBRUARY A, 1820. flenrs-de-lis are composed of very large and brilliant •dia- i • . en tf , ,D :-.---, - - good Manners: His conduct was exemplary,folds of which once denoted. tile cheering presence osir'g el 11', ----'- e -- -- and it is iMpossible to contemplate his character monds, and its mound is an (qua marinn, or sea water dia- . , of Majesty; is now lowered, the castle guards er e _ .__ ,_ '• 0 ' received yesterday the Paris Papers of Tlsui•s- mond, seven inches in circumference, and valued at one hors- ino 1- il . 0 ,av 1 ,,, ~, ~ .. . , „, . without a full conviction that he ought to be aced thousand pounds. In the front cross is a rock ruby, 00- ate refieved , withoro music, ti;e drums are muffled, FA L:,...• e s te. , - st. e hose of Fridg e which 'were clue, snis of and c itahi)ee.officersThe strops wear the . tisital' iltilitalN mourning ~ .. 0 'lll • • chei islicd in the memory of all good men and Polished. This inestimable stone is of the colour of a cherry; strops in the town are halt closest, i s Ito (4 " 1 1)'-' liaYt 1101 arrived. We give, in another and nearly three inches in length. The cap of this crown is ant! scarcely One Without some memento of the eV. sett s'i tst .'• ' • loyal sub•ects, as a model for those who are 1 "0, :et, "nne, ass extract from The Constittaionnel re- i also of purple velvet, and faced with ermine. .• late King ; his portrait, almost of every size and rgle e . . Placed its such conspicuous situations as enable ei l so !es l '".'-'iets the affairs of Spain, which, iliongli• it TH GoLOEN ORB, which is placed in the King's richt iii every attitude, meets Ilse spectator's eye in the i'''''' 4 ,. d ( i ii! ''' ' nla ilS. na materiel fact, is at the present tno- °s on . : - te te , e .. ,: ' • . them to•do honour to their Country and be of s service to mankind, hand immediately before he is crowned, and which, after the winclows-lithe meltsoleern groups, and effecting r ''.. Coronation, he carries inliis left, is siY: inches in diameter. monodies - are to be seen in livery house, express :i ! ' ,Of- 4c ' !•;, no means destitute of interest. —,.. ce 5......-___ It is enriched with a golden fillet, which is bordered with sive of the warm effeetion of tire, people for the 18 still t. , ..,.'' .. I'lle Chamber sit Peers, aft , r a long interval, as- There is an °mission in the Liturgy, as will two rows of pearl, and adorned with very large, diamonds, Illustrious Patron who .so•long honoured then). ...... i . l e wadi , ;:I"nilAeri en` Wednesday • but the bulletin of their he seen in The Gazelle of Saturday last, which rubies, emeralds, and sapphires. On the top,is an A Methrst, .. We have, elrearlyetlesershed the co vered way tfts i ., , , w hiell 1 1,i,, , 'which .has been sre ered from the grand en- -„, an ipeli and an half in . height, and valued . at fifteen 1 p b i:e :. 1 , 4, ' ,, g fernislies nothing of any interest, except has alrea4, we understand, excited some ,stir• nearly sconce to the upper court to the state :Tait- es, sv ~ : is s • .. thousand pounds, and upon which a golden cross is placed, !r s I t l . • t. ''''. gC(ling rid, by .pan-sing to the - order of ti,e pt ize, and muck conversation. The subject is et ,richly set with diamonds, and having us large emerald on the meats, to the great porch of St. Georgs Cha- s et (14 ?: - er l , :1 Y, of'six petitions against any alteration in the delicate; and we forbear to stale. all we have pd. It consists of a platform of 18 feet in width, •';.s , one side, and a large sapphire on the other: It has also four . . .„, ...k 1 ,, raised from the ground by substantial joists. The ese , t Os- i ie.' meecti o , . e-i i ' ) L'a w. The Chamber of De were heard, ebot the omission, we understand, was large pearls at its angles, and three at its ends. The .whole roof, wllici , is fofine i l et. weather eeereit , g,' i s 4 , , , i iSl). ,' , 0 . ~, height of the Orb and Cross is eleven inches. Se, _ 74' al ve -urtitel a g ain on Wednesday, with reports re- founded upon gotoi . groundt, and not, we are as- suppotted by strong pillars., tied is about 'l4 tees ses , L..ls , pectin THE K I NG'S SCEPTRE WITH THE DOVE is of gold-in et' i `t A-S' g a great limber of petitions, but not in- sured, without a full and solemn deliberaticen onsix inches in height.. On each side it is enclosed ~!!..'.; . e „,, , n length three feet seven .inches, in circumference three incises $.. C ci". '4 - '" Isi!ij • . with a rail about tour feet from the platform. le f et ',Se -ng any relative to the Election Law. The the propsiety, ►perhaps we may venture to add, at the handle, and rather less at the top. The pommel is s r • . . ird° , 'psis article or the secosid projet, respecting the the necessity,' of the omission, considering the encircled with a fillet of table diamonds, and three several on t hi s work alone exceeds one hundred thou- .1 1 4 ' eg A il , l) ' • . - ' , with , , • interior . e , parts of the Rod are richly ornamented jewels. The sand feet. file whole et this passege 4 : , . i. r' t). " ISB essoll of national domains, produced a long :Measures which may ultimately be adopted. The , e e l • . se, mound. at the top is also filletted with diamonds-above it is will be bung with fine black cloth. Rich dra- L 2 Li e " : ," .'"lssion e Aqdnesday, but chiefly turning upon 1, reasons for those measurer, if. they should finally mi ce s'i ie , - °D a small Jerusalem Cross ; and above that, a Dove of white Aeries will extend . from ;ti t tles to pillar ; and. on , *. bl . 'ie.. "'lie i •of French Law. Tlarticle Was take place, are such,' we have heard, as would be 1 ,, le a At points enamel-the Symbol of Mercy. too 4. VeS e •. • to by a nrejority of 112 . to 103. - Consistent with justice,. and thoroughly satisfac- THE KING'S SCEPTRE WITH THE Cross, Or the SCEPTRE with occasional lamps, and by flambeaux, borne ,q,', , , ..,, ,„,i. , . were, -, Ip, ROYAL, is also of gold. The upper part is wreathed; and in the hands of the military, who will litre the pre- , , • f . et . 'e, c ! , l b ‘ thp K I NG for the height of nearly six incises above the handle, it is cession. . tie Wednesday, was, As The Morning Chronicle has remained inflexi-in ''.,, ee tsi„ :•-- - - on together - . , richly adorned with precious stones. The chambers appropriated for the remains , In ji ('' - 'i e l the Council of Ministers, which was also to bly silent on our appeals to it, for a full and clear The. top rises into a fleur-de-lis, with six leaveS, three upright and, three curlitsg lie.in . • State, are the King's Audience Chamher, 4;4 4 . eeri l e tr its' ' , b . the :Piesence Chamber, and the Drawing-room, -4 4 ti • 0 • .een Weld on that day, deferred till Thursday. developernent of the political principles of Mr. down, all enriched with jewels. Out of them issues in r oc t li f together with a small pr ' rrt of the King's State bed- .1,- 1 ,:: : e reason . for this delay is not seated ; it does , Fox, which it recommended to our new Sovereign amethyst, valued at twenty thousand pounds; and upon it i s chamber'. These splendid apartments, except the 1 : at r e. on Government of a cross, covered with precious stones, and a very large slie- st' ' le " - • 1 appear -1 have arisen from tile indisposition las forming the best system for the Govein at es vf a , mond in the centre. The length of this sceptre is nearly Presence-chatnber, have been entirely hung with •14 ;l e I, . , the KING, his M A JisTY having given a private the Country, it is needless for utietite .pursue the . . sopertine black cloth - which not only ex- •,,.."" r ,iC li . 1 ; '. kitirli • - thirty-four inches. • , chides all light, but conceals- the magnificeut IX. iii; I i es . ence to, and transacted business. with, the inquiry, It is, however, no proof of the respect ' SAINT RDwARD's STAFF, which is borne before the King' •that adorn I • , e 1,1 , ll Tt -I h '''. paintings se'''','' s I lae de RICHELIEU on Weduesday. The Privy which that ,Paper professes to bear towards, the to and from the Coronation, is made of virgin gold, and fall' from the. ceiling,' _ which is also covered re'.'!! - V C ,.° l -nicil were to hive further discussed,* or, ac- -0:41, 4,,,t. eeettlin e e memory of _that Gentleman,.tor it to main- weighs eight pounds nine ounces. Part of it is richly em - with black, in rich and tasteful folds of- Roman .., ia" ~. bossed. At the foot is a steel point, and at the top a mound 3 r drapery. -The Presence-chamber is that .iii which ',,'! ‘ , e to some accounts, to 'have filially ar- , lain a :rigid silence on a subject' so interest- r n , , .4,,, p,_ length ty- our Inc ies am an ia ....i . and cross. The whole is fif f • 1 1 Ilf 1 the body will be pieced's- .Tlsis apartment, which :',.: ..,, V' •gnged the new EL ellen - pi nit,t; the delay, there= ing and- important, as :o what 'Hey best pro- es esis in the centre of the' suite, is hung With super- eet . : " I ' e* .- t 4HE ..ING'S CORONATION RING is of plain thick gold, w'itb mote • the we are of aState and . re happiness a large violet-coloured ruby, Whereon'the Cross of George i' ° ' fore, may perhaps arise from the want of .. It 0 lot t s'i e - form of drapery as in-the adjoining rooms. The •,, , so t , .. ..,, eV' es cert. with -reference to this abject amongst ,of a Teeple.. Nor is that -silence . of all consist- is engraven. . . •I p , King's Throne, which stands at the extremity of se s ts. tl, . fWe shall continue this interesting account .to-morrow, s ot tt 't Nlinister s o r their assistants. It is.said, how- .eat with the regard which it so often professes - • the room, and under.which, upon raised tressels; sit° ii}e' A ever, - . and describe the residue of the Regalia, which are in the • . • s- t . c' e 1'.7. In The Gazette de 'France, that on Tuesday I for papular Rights as well as National prosperity. the (Olin will be placed; is tiling with the some • li' AM n Jewel Office in the Tower.' . . rich.material. The Royal. esctitcheons ornament. e e e. • s" - -7 ' 5, SAINT AuLAIRE (the fatherrip-law of the IWe have, leoWever, effected one point in our un- - , the . wall; and the Royal -insignia will adorn she 711,, C' . f - Co ' • ' TIM' MARKETS, &c. - - eit"l. Coun t paceeesylaid a wager in the Chamber . of eisvailing attempt to draw. fortlt Mr. Pox's- Politi- . coffin. A melancholy .splendour, and grandeur- .% see ii$ 1 ,1 11 1:- -‘ • I))eltutiesi with M, DELONG, that- the new Election : cal Creedefor, ,as The Chronicle will not declare r , ....URN-EXCHANGE, • FEB. 14. Although we had •of e ff ect will be shed upon the mournful scene ! . ;lit ter :. tro• ., in by the contrast produced by. the effulgence of ,viii ,s! ' • Jet would be presented to the Chamber the what that Creed is, the Public may presume, that a good supply of Wheat this' rooming from Essex, lights, placed in profttsion • its silver sconces coed ' ! " 4 ,. il dlr ,! c, , • R OM PS ; ', ur se of last week ; and The Journal des Debats they will no longer be tantalized by ateterence to Xent and Suffolk, yet the demand sva fully atle , candelabras ; arranged in various parts • of HR. ':et . . cfs tt t eil i ' a ' s erts, that the Projet -would certainly be ',sub- - .th • ose principles of t-he CiepaFted Leader of -Oppo- quate to the arrivals, and fine . runs fiam the aboVe chambers. , f . • .... I lie Public will be admitted to witness Ibis. 4 P s3; :'''' ll) . iti . ttl to.tIteKING . tor his MAJESTY ' S final sane- . ~ . 'sition which it so obstinatel declines to roe y , . p Counties were reedy sale at an advance Of 2s. per • letnn anti imptising. ceremonial by the tipper se e' s• lion e rer e , s ire i , As , on a oursoay, and be presented to the Chatn-lniulgate and illustrate.e 'lO '!i tie r `0 --.......a111..-- , quarter on l ast Monday's prices ; having but little Court-yard, ilieseighethe -Kin g 's .Gaarti Ctsamber 1, , , , 0 , . f ! ~, . 0,11 Saturday. ' 'at tbe eetsterit iteelitsf , I ire. Siete opertusepos ; from ee .e, s G le •t • -"he c ;,; 1 .. The ,answer to enquiries at Carlton Palace, we fine Batley in the early part of the morning a few -thence into Saint. Genr ,, e's Hall, and onWards : 4 a. ; M. T-N ss -onstau_onne„ states, that 1.71.'1,a Bt.ACAS, rejoice, :fates ..that 1118 MAJESTY is quite reco- select samples sold per quarter higher than to the A u di ence .... re 5 ee,,,,,,,' 0 „,,.. They' w ill retire . es , ; if sh e r. Rome,' o ft' , ' ,Ars.• wrench Ambassador at is expected inn- vered. -. _, . on this day week, but the supply ipereasing cone after witeceshig 'Ode, 'ceremonial, through the - i lt i. •'•• tried' It is confidently rumoured that it is the inten- t' f' , c . lately at Paris. . • . lion of Isis MAJESTY to honour this town with his sitlerably about .ten o'clock, the trade from apsirrnients at •, the opposite extremity of this e . . ratige of lioilitinge• Pie greed e n trance, however, ee l's -s t r ) s i ttY, : ''''. °fie of the Papers, quoting, t'lie Journal de "Afar- presence en or about the 20th lost,-(Briglefore that hour- become heavy, and the early prices )71 . 0 1 , :, i • to the State Rooms, is that by which .the plocee V.i's iet )i s ie : , elacs of the 2d inst., states, that the Queen of Herald.). -•• • • . - •' - - could not be obtained, so that our prices left off' sion will wove on the'-niglit ot, the funeral. It isVi'• .: ' , 4 1 , ke t , ..,.,, 1 , , N . BuotiaiAliE.-The Peace. transport, 'recently ,I‘ 4 .d! s4i °Leen, travelling tinder the title.of the Coon- , . that . 'the same as on Friday, which may be quoted Is. I us We.. have alfead describe d , b • the ' *.• 'P i et e '. te - arrived trolls the . Cape of Good Hope, left ss 0 • •eonriectet , y , ~,* covered way with the porch .of St. George's Cho- iss? s e -, ..` Lot, set out froth - that city some days pre- settlement OP the . 12r-h- of-November, and Sr. He- per quarter clearer than on last Monde • New • • . . P - ie; hi s ; vi ne 1 with . 'y , See '' te" - s- sl, the inteation of proCeeding to lens on the 10 . 0...0 December, at 'which time B e ., At' AC L. . Beaus are' 2s. per quarter dearer ; Oats are Is. supported by lonic columns, opens to a staircase ee. s e - - I -ghos t) . . . - . BUONAPARTI was well, and continued his out- per quarter higher, having large arrivals of that consisting of three flights, leading to the drawing se, . • • % door exercise in . the rounds , immediately attach; ee ri i I ' l T he Normsnrles, room ; the whole is covered with fine black cloth a ',• 0 s 1 s Lettres s ormstules, Vol. 9, Letter 9, were ed to Longwood. His new house was nearly read article •; in other: 00 alteration. . and will on thenight - of the funeral be illuminated ee, , t. e !sl, i fi,i) e ' 2 ed on the 7th instant, at Paris, by virtue of :a for his reception e and it is in every respect a most - ~ tets , 0 - 1 to. like the state apartments: , ' 1 .ft ~ ss gat or - i y CoMinission from the Juge d'ln- spacious and commodious Mansion, containing, Sserruetsteo, FEB.Fes 14.-The Market was this ' with a ball-room, seventeen excellent rooms.— morning better. supplied chap for the last three e ` sr' . tell la From this part- of the bnilding the public are ~,,:. ! co ' - ,: rec i e m excluded : it is reserved for the admission of thr l e. I IP: • - '',' e , ' • The Conqueror (flag ship), Tees, Abundance, and -weeks pastip all . kinds ot Cattle, and the prices illustrioes El . • 'I . *I are t istinguts tet personages who \Vint , f ' ' :0 re: . , e Count DECAZES had a conference on Wed- ' Nautilus, were lying at St. Helena. The Sappho, are rather lower than last ' week's Market ;in ' el k, .. - day . : Captain Peptviitinoe, sailed on the 10th . Decems Mutton' there was 'also a good supply, and prices compose the funeral precession, which will he 4 ;, Y with Moesteure, here rna 1 1 1 .1 ' 1 . I it • '* 1 . ' rs la .et in 1 ie ore er lB to move. t e . IpPi,• her, for the Cape of Good Elope, to bring the lower ; Veal and Pork much the mime as per last • '• . ,t 4 ' , si fro it is stated that MBITEE DE-LA Governer, ' is expected that snch' pert of the public as ; sse -1` Berlin, • " .. Lord CHARLES SOMERSET,. to England. Market-day. •,, b e s. s , oe . etta whO had for some time resided - at Ka- The Peace sailed next clay for Chatham. , . —,, sesse -- appear in decent mourning will be permitted s: • , 5 1 ' ,IN • ' AGRICULTURE. . ~ to stand in the upper Court-yard, iii front of the .‘:ll , We have great pleasure in contradicting a ru-• ci f . Mere had obtained leave to return to France,Royal apartments, white the funeral passes , and 1 04, 4 - d il . .:, giber , op' • moor that it is the intention of her Royal High- A Correspondent on whom we can rely assures also . , , . ~.. i . 1 i ~ ) 41r) f t `thl et e t 4 l e , passed through Berlin for that purpose On in time . .Lower seeing asto the whole line of this me- to) i e anc to y pageant. - Many thousands may thereby s'eleel* . . :e ' her Royal Highness to take immediate possession- creased threefold; that an acre of Wheat, instead FIVE PER CENTS. 0 1 ' c c .r gratify their cnrin e iity, and manifest thei r sym-1,,,, i io.,. , weanelday 74 f. -a. .of Froginore, which she inherits from the will of. of 10/.,- may beenade to pay the grower 301. and i (V' T . ). 1 ' I pat iy. , --- r ew • macs. •, e .. tier .late Majesty. Her Royal Highness's house- more, with abundance of spring teed for cattle ; s . It DEFERRED STOCK. . , I that this, if carried into practice, meat ultimately . e , 4, Clir the tad Sept. ISt?, as f. ......e.• hold establishment is already arranged. The in- r i .. . i l l;,' " • . UNIVERSITY INI•ELIsIGENC,E. :se e'• . .4si. habitants of Windear have so long bad opportii- reduce the price of bread and meat ; and that the • !. , - - ~, .. EXCHANGE ON LONDON. - . : '4 . .i ,. .• ig ' ' .1;4 One Ntoilth . - OXFORD, tl itt l '' le, Feu. 12.-Last week Henry Stonehouse teas ad- VI?:•1 i(),- Three Three Months ' - tli,lis( ' k The 1 __...... am .,......___ in theenost liberal and extensive reliefof distress Yield a third more milk than they do, and of On Saturday last the Rev. Edward John llntrow, B.D. of 10' ' " last Ceremonies of National Respect have ircumstance would course would reduce the price of milk, butter and ' and poverty, that do c .give • 1'6114 CoßeFe,.and Miiii!der !if . t - liinipsteatl i'litilel, Miildlii- „i„4. sex, was admitted Doctor 1;s Diviinty. Grard Okospotoider.- - f i Z Il ie ts • Si' b e er pain than the removal. of her them greatßoyal with 3 cheese • and also found that digging the ground di, Tilursday•last,' the Rev. Sainuel Hall, M.A.-Fellow of ! 4 ,: •C' 44 ell paid to the Mortal Remains of the late Doke .t ie , i • ee o f e s Highness; and no assurance can be more graft- the spade is more Ornfirable than ploughing Brasennose College, was admitted Bachelor in Divinity ; and ~ ' .0" q.' "'EN:T, as' ou r Readers will see in the Accoolit lying than that of her continued residence it, and increases the crop eight bushels in twenty, amongst i the Right Hon. 'Dudley Ryder, Visesrnist Santion,lNktblemara ',..''' :1 1 1 :,; 1 •• ''''..' of I t of Christ Church, was atlis;ittul Bachelor of Arts. .:..i„ •• ' 1 u 'e Roy a l F unera l in our Pap •I 'We them. It is, we understand, the intention of her Paper this r ay.and if carried into execution would find ample ' 1 1 ' 1 . ~, • hef„ Royal Highness, the Princess Sophia, to leave the employment for the poor when ow of work, '. ' R ECCLENIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. , k 4 , ft ; • re took s'accosion to express out sincere adaiira- Rev. John Harbin, LL.B. Rector of North Barrow, ,to the 'L A Castle, immediately after the funeral of her late Rectory of Compton Pansiceloot, Souterset.-Patroil .1.11. l's';,.. ,I if i.. :. ti ( )l ' of 111 Character - r lair . ' 11 - . 1,0 0 , tv .e o. ROYAL ..IGHNESS, as revered father. Her Royal Highness's establish- Friday morning arrived at Portsmouth ehe ' l 's E) q• . e:.: 4'7 Rev Hrorv'Solithall B A Rector of Kineton"Worces e - '1• 1 0.'. ~" ell •as deep regret, that lie shotild sso Soon have :tient will be trUnsferred to the House of the Duke Thomas transport, from Berbadoes and St. Locia, ' ' •• s - ''. '. • - ' 1r ' 4f• ' b een ....., shire, to the Vicarage of Bsatupton, in the same cantntl..' . il4 . • y. en c • alled f • I • • of Cambridge, ineLondon, The otilicess Augusta having left the fernier Island on the 3d, and ,the - Rev. David Rowland, Citrate of St. Peter's; Chemartben, t 0 4 • ~ . . from t lat,state in which he had been ' and Sophia, and the Duchess of Gloucester, will latter on the stli January, when genefal good to . the Vicarage of 'rregarurt, in Cardigaushire.-Patr4ni, the 0 0. :I `.' 1/I nerillY .IlSeftil. llBishop of St. Davids. 1 ,1 ' "i',l t e•poseessed ell,the manly, vie- 'remain at the 010s:till the da : f tl 1 I 1 11 1 I - .11'prevailed. y a ter le 'mere . lea ti, ant per eet tt amps' ity 'flue e e ' ll es, and 1 • ' 'fise . Hon. and Rev. Aniline Wodelionse, M.A.MA.• to the .Rec- , • 1 e 4 . ~,:,,,, i _ ' his good :sense, experience, and ha- -(Windsor and Eton Eapress.) • whole or the Leeward Islands were fast receiver- tory of West Lexham, Norfolk.-Patron, the Right 'Hop. 0 1, 11. 'M t _ ,' • Lord John Woilelsouse. - C V.', . Le()POLD --atleild ll by Baron HP RI)I3N- in from the deristatiu ' effects ofthe Prince , . e s . g . g late hurtl- e e , e enebled bitn ,to exert- those virtues with A dispensation has passed the Great Seat, to enaisle4le - ::••• 1 0. , 4 ? Pow i BROKE, Walked from 'Marlborough House to Carl- canes ;at Barbadoes and St. Lucia the +crops R „ 0 ~ . et ill. effeet.. Hi - Ml ' s . space .ire -SoCiety...will toll Palace, 'yesterday, and has an interview of were most promising. Lord COMBERMERE returns field . , Halits, with the Vicarage of Rainshury, Wilt's.- 7' " .V. Edward G. Mevricis, .I).D. to hold the Re tor) of NViLie" - - • 7 ~, , . ~ '''' . lo t be ,a,,,.,„„, i ,0: l -- -1...e.y - supplied:" ~AVhatever errors several heists. with Isis Mejesty. His Royal High- to Ettgland in June next. The Esti-yaks (Corn- Rev. Edward Herbert, B.A. t., the Rectory of Abh,e4on, - It . :. ' t e Inlet . . Worcestershire. • .. It 11dVe been led into ill he . .Ipart of .1 eat y atess appears„much e e i e ered, Anti ,io have bet indit- modore II userssotv) sailed from Berbtidoes on the . , e ft" lif e .._. .. resent health. After his return from the Palace, 26th ot 1)s-cember, for St.Ttionies's. The Thomas A model is nate . •execist rug by an emineet settle- ii,e , wet e the natural,. b ~ 0 1 . w ild ; pre ably, the °nevoid- - . sts he went to Kensingiou, , to (Hue with the Duchess has Proceeded for Woolwich, to land a Coln 'l''l 1 l . f. M ' be -). passy tor a ter tit iei t ,e statue 0 hle AJESfY, to ~ ' k le altelattits on that period, in most classes of of ki , . - NT. . of Artillery she has brought home. elected on lite Stevie, at Brighton, wilt he cut. ' '''. ."*•`- e- '•;e.,i'rs'isee e . l44W-s"•-"trf. s :sl..' , 'f: ;. -, - Sithiroi" - . .4~MA - •-44:40: 6 •4,110 1 idigit,4,c 1 ,77i,W2iaiTilige -- : - ei' '2%, !.': '..;-•••':'- '' - z ,•:! *,, 4 - . ' ~, 'r - ' , Al'' - - . .!'. , 'Vtr . A ,.- - : '"'''?':.• , .