The Sun. — London, England, 1830-07-05 00:00:00

THE MARKETS. 7 (THIS DAY). CORN-RXCIIANGE. The arivala of most kinds of Grain last week were moderate, and this morning , the fresh supplies were Ismail. The late un settled state of the weather caused the factors to demand much higher prices for Wheat, and sales were 'Made at full 24. per quarter advance On the terms of this"day atlinight. Barley re. mains-much the seme as lately reported. Beans fully maintain former rates. Pease are unaltered. There are so few- fine stout Oats'at market, that such obtain rather higher, prices; but fo. reigh feed parcels meet a demand not near equal to ,the quantity for sale. In the Flour trade there is no alteration; and the supply of thla' article Is moderate. . • , swim ON ROAN» or Mi.. Wheat, fled (01d)...„, —a. —a. Beaus, Small (new),..;;41..—5. White —r.' —4. Red 585. Tick (new) .... als Fine , 804. 665. Superfine.. 70r. 745. ---- Harrow (now) 335., —White (104. Obs, 66a. Fine - 70 s. 764. Drank • ' 221 4245. re i g n Rye Harley Fine buperflep Ma1t...., Ppase, aryl -' Ie White --,-.loollers fine Ida. free, 6Qs. 30g. 945. ••••••• 5811 ; 14./ C e• Oats, Feed New Wand New , Potatoe New .:20/. 243; ~,221. Ws. —4, 255, 283. Boatel, s.3os. 318.. Irish ~.; 1 84. `gas 275. Flout„Town (per sack) ON Os, - 8cc0urt5.•........ 50s. 55 s - Isiorth Cotni!ry 481. Ns Bran ' 10s. 11s. ,ARILIVALs OF DRAIN IN GONIMN DUAING,Laor wpm._ Frbm Whence. , 0 .- I -- p._. • 1 r . .......,- , -...-..... --....... ,;.........;-,-... _ ~ . ,: , Qrs. Qrs. 911. - 911 1 . 9P• .Qrs. ficks. Aldborcmgll 490 0 10 - 60 20 M :BOOMS ' • ' I - ' -L , - - 1400 ' ~... .' ..... • 'll7 1 Bridlington - • --.- 3 ' 30 - .-- --‘, Chichester - -.- .-• ... 20 Cowell • • • Colchester 77 11 591 - 106 ... 1150 Harwich „ 399 60 331) - 246 5 807 ' ' Leigh s sd n -- ‘-. 165 2 .870 1 GI Toby -- - 200 - ..... ...:- 1.1011 . ' .-. .- - 500 .- ... ... • Ipswich 2BB, 174 562 - 256 ,7 itwo ,Kent 585 ill .47 30 270' • --;., 13.54 Lynn •i' - 414 lir23 ... .... , .... -. . Southampton - - --:- - . ..- 116 Soutliwold - - Stoekton • •-- .... ..., - .... '• ... 171 Wells... ....... . . - - 13 Wisbeach NI' 105 154 259 -' - - WOodbridge .570 . 10. . 30 - 50 - '272. Yarmouth ..... -., 79 1765 - - - 9‘.10 Berwick ...... - -.- - 25 ........ 0067 1010 5209 2902 19041 3 , 2 7171 • taunt. lAMerick ....H.. m. ‘.... •- 25 --. ..- 156 • Fortnum. Aalborg - - .... 3062 - -- ..,- Amens . , -.-- .-. 2 -- - - • ',Bremen.. , ..... MO - - - - _ i C.arolienri . el,..... -.- .. 040 - - -, I Copenhagen Dantvc - ... - - - - Emden Groningen - - .- 1480 - -- - Hamburg 790 - 000 - - • -.. florsens . ..... - - 400 ... - --, Ler , - - -. 860 - - New York 470 -- -- 375 -() -- - . . -- lii,i Pillau ' Ronnebeck 440 227 - - - - -- Rostock 665' -' -. .... - - Rotterdam 665 , .- . 06 OM. N. WM. .... R udki ob i n g "'" - - 540 - - - 600 -.-- .- ..... -• ,5..r„:14, - ... ...., _ ..... Tettenboll. - -.- 850 - - - Trieste llOO -_, ._ _ . .. _ Wolgaat . r Total 12773 1246 5299 17133 IM6 le 8640 MIGINVCIATi Rye, O---Tares, 12773 QUA N Musi 'TITY't Wooed, 'lard. 6tN)9 3r 01'11 17189 'EL MO I RIM OF r tuts] dirauk, L i T: e7e4l! SMITHFIELD MARKET. • This day's supply of Beasts and Porkers was rather li mited, the former chiefly of middling quality, of Sheep, Limbs, and Calves, good. The trade was rather dull throughout, with Beef at an advance of 2d. per stone, with Mutton, Laulb, Veal, and Pork, at about Thuritlay's quo- PSICIS ?RR STONE OF 81,16. TO Utile Tlit ,OFFALS. a. d. to..` d. a. 4. to a. 4. Inferior Beasts .2 2 •2 4 Large Lambs ... 0 0 0 0 Strand quality ditto 2 8 3 0 Prime small ditto... 310 h 4 Prime largo Oxen... 3 4 3 9 Largo coarse Calves 2 10 3 4 Prime Scots, am.... 310 4 2 Prime small ditto... 4' 0 4 4 Inferior 2 6 3.0 Large Hogs 3 0 3 4 Second quality ditto 3 2 3 6 small Porkers • 4 0 4 4 Coarse.wooilcddatto 310 4, 2 Suckling Calves 1:1 110 Dad. CACI I. Vouthdown Welber' , 4 0 4 4 ,Quarter oltlPigs Ms to 18a.eacli. aunty, AS rest 6411101 STATRAIgIito • _ _ - . Beasts. Sheep and Lambs" Calves. I Ms. 2,210 • I 2:040 • 323 • I 210 About 1300 of the beitsto CMe up the different North Roads' about 100 from the westtrn arid midland districts; about 500 from Norfolk, Sufiblk, Essex, and Catairidgeshire ; about 20 from Kent and Sussex,' end most of the remainder from the marshes, &c., in the nelghbourhmid of London. • it. ,20-- TIM COURT CIRCULAR. SHIPPING INIEntIGENCI;f.7•JTIIIS PAY.) ' FROM • LLOYD'S; MAL, JULY 3 Awn 4.—Wind to S.W.—At . - rived'the Doke of York, Duke of Stoles, Buckingbani shke, and Herefordshire, from China ; Marquis of Welling toil, from Bengal, sailed 22d May from St. Helena; Orient, White, from Bengal ; Planet, Barclay; Duke of Bruns wick, Castle ; Lochlan, and Clifton, from Jamaica For titude, Bateman, from Barbadoes ' • Duke of York, Lock ; Duke of Sussex, Whiteheid ; and Repulse, Grebble, from China. , PoiTsubuTit, JOLT 3 *VD Majemty'l ship Hussar, from Halifax. Sailed the %.ord Hungerford,'Farquhamott, for Bengal. • F411.140UT111, JULY 2 ' MOD 3.—Wind W.N.W., fresh breezes.—Arrived the Hope frau:Tort, from Portsmoilth Stanmer picket, from Lisbon, ailed 27th alt. Sailed the Cyguet packet, for Lihbon.—JulyS, 'sic p.m.. The Tyrian packer, from the Brazils, is now entering the hat-- hotfr, the mail is not yet landed. . ' LystixoTosi, Juts '4. --; , Arrired - the Lady Melville, fiotn Chili; hailed the Bth March, and from St.' Helena p4th May. • ' STA Vaialt Cntile..—Art4Ved the Lady Godericli packet from, Alexandria.' • BRISTOL, JULY.,4.—Arrived the Lavinia, Morris; and the David, Dunscomb, from Jamaica: - • Ltizttrocii; 'July S.—Arrived the Olive, Tobin, from Africa ; Phanffos, Snowden, fromlartmica ; Selma, Long field, from Mobile ; Curelian, Vireland, from New.Otleans ; Perneir; Marbury, and 'Frankton, Taylor, from &Rican nab ; the Cassandra, SMith, and the Robert Tullon, from New York ; Weyland, CAIN from Virginia; Ann, Smith, from St. John s,- New 'Brtinswiek ; Tinley, Hall, from Miramichi ; Prince Regent, from : New foundland. • Off Port, Rose and Amber, from Barbadoes. BELrAsT, Juvr 2:—Arrived the Marathon, from Demerara ; FrOdeetCle, Johnson, from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick; and Olive•Braneh, Webb, from Alieant. Thinmk, _JOLY " 2.—Arrived the Fortesque, West, from ,Trinidad; Butery, Const, from Cadiz... Coax, JULY 2:—Arrived ' the Arrobidin, Pope, from I St..Ubes: • • Cows*, Jour 4.—+Arrived the Clyde, Oldham, froin Bombay, Nailed 10th Match. . , ' , TIIE FUNDS...—(THIS DAT.) • ~ ... . , •,' :' ' • - ' oft Ir 2' Itt.o ri: o. CL 0 err, _canton Papers to the Ifitli Feb., Montreal to the 4th June, and Quebec to the 2d June, have teen received at the North and South American Coffee.house. ' Fretn the Canton Paper of Feb. lb; we are happy to announce the return of amicable intercourse between the Select Committee and the Viceroy, whieh has resulted in the honourable Company's ships being now at VVltiunpoa • busily .engaged in discharging their cargoes, and :we hope that no, further interruption will occur to the general foreign commerce. The Committee have bad innumethble °legacies to contend with, which can be comprehended only by, those who' are familiarly acquainted : with the I lial t its of the local authorities and the feelings of .the people. It would be presumption in us to lay that either this or that point ' lute been gained or : re. jected ; we have, however, sufficient authority to as. 'art that many essential poinVi • have been conceded; and Ahese,terminatini not in the individual advantage of the COmpany, whose representatives have been the chief advo- Cates in the contest, hut fur the proteCtiOn and interest of universal commerce. Our new Menderin merchant: has already been admitted into the colony, and we believe that the firmest assurance is given for a mitigation of that body to its original strength of twelve to thirteen members, and a tlisPoSition evinced to increase the number without limi tation, if candidates will come forward. The V.olperor has also ordered that a modification of the duty on thip, ,ping %hall be instantly arranged, and although the vessels of the higher clan May. not be benefited thereby, the material advantage whieh . those , nations must derive whose 'commerce is conducted by vessels of a entailer sire, must be very striking. ' , . . Fonsiosa.--Verieus accounts represent tliis island in a stare of inturrection,ttgainst Ai Chinese; troops have, been sent to exterminate the rebelS. ' ' , . . C0113111e)ICIAL RIM AAK 5 . .;....i1011i111 Opium has gradually , ~ advanced in price, till. Pante , reached 940, Ind &tares 920 ruitteli pet 'ellemt for crook but the market has been Very drill' for Maliva, 'NO 'triniraction has taken place in the hohlery of COtton sine° the entrance of the Corn , . .. pony'''. ships iUtit port ; the Cornett", have been . asking tele4ii.,:e.l flays roc both Row Silk and Nankeeip, • Lot t.'e' do not hear they have been sneeessful. !Teas ha.a t, rtairitv maintained au ;,Isititee; at feast on the be e :" 5 t . 1 1 ,.. ,4 ,1, ., - ,,115, 1,, , r cent. The Company have r . „,..: onri t l're,.i.ury tie Mils on the 'Supreme Govern.: VAltAYrt, Seht:ii4.4l. 9,0 i *leis rt:F,:‘l per 'lOO Spiudsk drrho '.. , .r? , -.,t0,i.l Mir, irriitt, Tho Qua:o, Papers of 1,1,,,; let ,:f JIM. istater 014 the ..4i4P4a es nlv ill strati 'siii)isling, Irttvttiw iketil the Maul:stud i e o r ,1$ other .asecis :oft Die, and Coey may ,be ixtfeettil With the otxt tid,„ ' - • • • I • Tiro Idontreal Papers ate void of interest. , ' The Plolarinfphia Papua' to .th, th of June stly, that rho tiri, l .. tetiei ht.il arrived .:-.t ti..-.1;,0,rt in 39 days frotti Rio Janeiro 'the porizi,:al ~..r., . ,1 the country, was l.:japtii::i. r.., i Vae fOIIOW diyllllol have arrived from China :4—The Duke of Yuri:, ,Duke of Sussex, I ferefordslare, Zady Melville, and Pepttise. • Aceounts from Paris state that a messenger was de.: ipatelled to Count Cap irlitria, by M. Polignac, with the result of the diplomatic • conferences held in Paris, re specting the choice of a new Sovereign for C A fetee ; and during the last fortnight there bad been a' very active ex change of couriers between the Russian Embassy at Paris and St. Petershurgh. Letters from Madrid state that the escort which Armin papier the Spanish Ministers to, the Royal resident.° has been strongly reinToiced, owing to a recent aptegolienl con. opirncy which had,been detected. ; , . Letters - from Corfu stale that fresh diaturbeneel have taken plice in Greece. :,, Jamaica Papers to the lil3th of May, Calcutta a the tith of February, and Madras to the 2Stli Fehrtiiry have been received at, the North and ,South American tree, house. (From the Madre! Papers.) ' ' • : In, the • case of the' Bank or Bengal against th East India Company, a' verdict wee giten by'Sir Edward klart, 4n. .the fl ank, on - three notee, with liberty r the ,Ctimpany to more to set it aide. ' The LearnisliJudge contaidertng the importance of the case, tleitlined . giving any opinion on it until the arrival of Sir Charles Grey. , The Right , Ilorionrelde the Goveftior General w aving arrived at Diriaperer on the ;north* 'of the 111th It. •in ;pinged the cantoomcnte, under the usual salute. 1 The Jamaica Oil Citliutta:Papers ere Void of in' rest. 'rule v(lxl)>i, , . The estafutte from Paris brings the Itentes 8 per ,Cents,' 191. Wk. ;. this improvement is attributed to its knit{ a large Itear Account 4 Paris, with Om raw in "the British Fund.; else O M Gaulle. de &two 110 41i article by whiCh it appears that there is some inclination on the part of the Government to conform to the wishes of tho Pe"lik• In earreequenee of. the above laforungion, the iCOttetil Miwlrctints improved ; • Otkinvie s . yiltith ,ha o ff °lt 8 4 11401 1 ' at , oB# t toe the : Account, ''Opetied this .rooening rat . .the above price, but soon after reached 91, and at Pm , '" tray be quoted 98-1 to IA ; and for August Account 94i I, and the market looking firm. In the Foreign Market little or, nothing ( loin as yet. towns st 4 per Cent. HOW 14 4 ver.ctet..hut, . ..1 4 per Cent. ittSt, 10594 % India BOnds, 85 101 Subaqua ping, do Fil FUNDS. Greek, 37 . )4 Megican, 34% ;r7 Peruvian, I 3 ' ° Portuguese, e l et Prussian ...... ittlklUiltl 110% 11N 440111; lb 14 :: • ~+t2QLl5ll: sank Stock, 216 17 India Stock, Ont. 3 per Cent. Cons. abut Ito. for Accodit, Pah "( Ditto Reduced, WA X. fonts ErsiztUtak; 731( .14 - ----- buena' Army,; $ 3.5 Clill4rl, 2U 20 ' Calomblan, QS X I)anigh, 71 j French ft per Cent. 104% . 5X Ilitto 3 per taut. 70,4 t 4 • rlro Withi n this hour the City was thrown into some con' fultion, and Console fell per cent. in consequent* of a report that a duel had taken phew between the Duke of Wellington and Priam Leopold, in whi►:h the former was killed' All wens on ride alert to know tke particular* of this famous combat, white/rat present is suppo►ed to he s stock jobbing report.. Conso!s, which were previous to the above event Ott j- to 94,,; till immediately to. 931 for the account, and at present tiler are Mil There is little doing in the Foreign Market, In Sharer, South Metropolitan Gas, 21 to nt i ernitio; Phoenix, H;r Independent, , Cityr DO. , Couvoll, 9SI 7 HRZ2 O'Si OCZ A grand 'lor Bay regatta, being in exteh lion of the festival annually held et Torquay, will ilk° plea oti Turatley,"the 27th inetent, • h is daily ir eeivul ft very Apirited imppott from the neighbourhood of the hay, through the prospect 'of ,it: collecting together all ‘ 441031 of yacht**, pleasure, and dishing boats. Torquay will be the place of rendezvous, A programme will be published in a few days...e xtr i ir Gasegie. NEWOATE AND LEADENIIALL MARKETS. At per stone, by the Careen. • ' ' , a. dant. 41. - I. d. tot. 0. 8ett,......,. 24 3 b IVeal ...... 3O 4 2 mutton..., 2 6 310 rbrk a 0 4 4 Laanh....;..............30. 10d. to ha. od. - , f ---m - - • .NNWCASTLF..UPON.TYNN MA R NET ...July 3. , Our Iltrynerai 'supply of Wheat continual liberal flir the senadni for which there was a fair demand to-slay, at about the prices or last Saturday. Little doing in - FOreigra Wheats, the merchants, generally 'misting back In the bops, of lower duties. Oats were In short Solidly, and ready pale at OUT quotations . ' ' Miley for grind. tog in ' good . demand. Fine Malt Ave hale. Rye as our hut. 'lnit. teas inquired after. Few Beans oftbring. Flour 'steady. • New. Chu. Wheat, Northumberland 5.64 a. 765. ~......—... Norfolk and Suillilk AU. 7 4 1 a. —........ Marwick and 5e0tch...............112.5. tits. —.—.-- Dantrig 70s. 745. —a. —a. Rye, Nortblk and &Wolk . 14a. Mk...." — a. --s. ..—ForHeign • • ' --4 .../. Barley, Malting, Norfhlk and Sultblk.;.—a..—a. ~...- Grinding and Feeding. .2ds. 31.1 Malt, Norfolk and Sufiblk ' —4. —a. Deane, Small --s. —4......... 36a. 41k. ;IT --,.... lick :stir. 375. —a —a. r Pease, White.... ........ el.. ...... • . 116 0 0.11.11 0.4. .....a. --, Gray 164. Skis Onto, Northumberland, Potato*" ...... hie. 39+ —is —a. Feed 27a SOL —a, —a. , .... Foreign . —a. —a. Flour, Fine (per rack) ' —s --a LEGAL ORANGE IN4 - .TITUTION. Ti Iroug.t ciroulsr which has been recently issued by the Deputy Grand Secretary of the Orange Institution of Great Bri. t4in, "to explain the 'circumstances under which the assembling of the Grind Ledge had been suspended," it should distinctly appear that.su lately as a little week only . . before the death of our beloVell Kitts, the Duke{ of Cost nximatin bad no apprehension whatever of a demise of the Crown. The decease Of our revered Sovauxion took place early in the morning Oldie 26th ult., or, as in com mon parlance would be hid, in the middle of the night of the 2ztle; end on the subject of the postponement in quint lion his Royal Iliglimitte, in a cotsuntutiestion of the 19th, just six days prier to the melancholy event, Makes a strong. illusion to the " fp•r4ly recovery" of hit Nl.o.Jrtrtv, which, may enable hint to etnetiou the meetings referred to al. usual. —2l/Ornini 1)E sit D CHILD 111W0P4.1110 natural Crime of laying down, and exposing children on the streets, has become very common . hereof late. 'On,Wtal nesday, night, last week, a-, ehilt4 about months' nfal, was expOso in' Gordon-street ; on Saturday tight, Ope, about'* 'month old, • was ' tea lit ' e NII SU'S door, jn Joy's-entry ; eyed On Monday night, anotheraliout st weal old, was finnt*Ain a nettle. , Onsh, at I)trre's Cued 'wit; Creent.Houlte, on the Falts+oatio • These is i tiudr e o w en , immediately . ttar44.,tet.•tltc - '"" 1- ` - ' • prirtniitty stable of the Night Wetek.--, e,ljizatifetes ,ir‘fers' AGRICUJ.TURAI; REPORT FOR ji/14110--i1 our last we deprecated the accustomed annual visitation of that thirsty, "within i but we have been odor , tunately visited by a pie-Switititi, which hal deluged all the low lands, caused rivers to overflow, retarded the hat aud destroyed grass to an incalculable entunnt: As a heavy, aaition to this niiefortune, the rains lutre'net keers .4090444 with winds in the usually raiorpOinbrisf, the t , ettlinstla t 'soutli or, west,but. with °old .sod chilling wind* in the oppoeite 'quarters, attended, with hail storms, snow, frosty nights, and atlistrettsiitg share of the severities of Winkr awl early spring, and, these severiticits in fin great a degree, exacerbated and their 4144 : increAssil in the present advanced season, front their constant alternation with the heat of a aurnmer sun. Wiihin thee few ilay . o wo have been flattered with a favoniable change, the wind baying shifted to the southseard of the east, bringing with it a softer and. milder temperatures yet the rainy fiend gates are not yet closed, fur it rained hero incessantly during the lot night and morning. Atmospheric alarmists are predicting another et)4l and rainy •ititmner, with short or spoiled cove, a cal am ity whictit Heaven *Vert I The crops of ; groat BS in the last seatiOn, natural and arti ru ' de! are most luxuriant awl. heavy, but the raim nave retarget. l 'tun operation of 'the scythe, much to t h e , injury buds of the crops and the lands. kicarcely any cOnnnenCeMent. Wee , Made until thtvrojadi u of LI .. _resent Month, When a return " of foul Tpatiwr niniust teweediately put a stop tofurthei proceedings, leaving the grass already cut at a risk'', and. both farmer's Mouton in an unfortunatepredlearnent. , The • bop . , with few exceptions, have been literally covered with' v e rmin, end where the fly had been tvethed ';it by how ) rains, a atioeession of blighting airs ended fortis f eti d, colonies. HOw this will end remains to be expe d oevd. nark obtains somewhat tuore„nioney, from the small rp l e n • tity.. in the market. The oaks in various parts ; have suffered severe l y 'from blight, their lesiesablivellod,,pale, and sickly as' inlati autumn. 114 MAJESTY, attended by Sir IleanauT TAyt.mt, ar rived in , town about half-past eleven o`ttleeir on , Saturtlay morning, from his residence at Bushy-park. , Soon after his arrival the KING held, a Court, which was atteutigil by the Foreign Ambatteadora aid Ministers, the Cabinet Mi niaters, the Great Officer* of State, &c. The French, Netherlands, and Russian Ambassadors, the Prussian, Spanish, American, Elanittli;Bavarian,Meti can, Sardinian, and Hanoverian hlinhters, rm Nan -1110.142.1, of the Austrian Embassy, in the abaenhe of Prima EtrrEatruv,) Sir L. MoeLLita, Privy Counceller of the Hanover n Legation, were severally cond acted to tbeK nt aby Sir 11011ZET CHESTER, as Mager 'of the Ceremonies to his MAlltaTY, and were pmented to his nanny by the Earl of ABERDEEN (as Secretary of State for Foreign Allairs), on the Kixo's accession . to the Throne. Mr. 'Sheriff Rica/mown and Mr. Sheriff Wean, sic-. coinpanied by Mr. Tinnur.r.; . the Deputy.Oity Refine n • i brewer, had an audience of his hiavtartt to receive he gimo's commands when hie Me.rasTv• would. receive h addresses (rem .the Court of Aldermen and the Court of Common Council. Tbe,,ll.pu returned for answer, that he would receive the addresses after the funeral of the late KING, and would let thein knoW• the day. Viscount Coataisuganduid an audience of the Kwo,' at which his Lordship'presented to his MA:ricary a painting front the ging of Matti, representing the King of Datart, his three aons, and grandson, in full costume ; his T,ord. ship also presented ft letter from the King ofDaLert Inclosed in a gold purse. • ' • Ilia Maisa•rir held a Privy Council, when the Duke 14 Doaskr, the Marquis of Sullivan, ,the Marquis of A N. 411;tig JC, the Marquis Cavtiapasi, . Earl Duimiv, 'the Earl of CLAIIENDONi the Earl of 4 iirtirriatonLaun, the, Earl of •Mactmtsvpart, Mr.. Tllo4l.4.oaßkwatat, and Mr. Jolts SuI,I4VAN i 0110 whom were . I4eIGIICTS,4 his tbe, late KING'S Privy Council, were introduced, und 4 vrere remora Members of his MAJKSTY.'S Priiry'r.,ouuCif. Mr. nuwta atteadedaliclerk of the Conned. . . The Recorder of ' London was introduced into the pre.. settee of the Kota in Council, and made his report:Of the convicts caeitally convicted at Justice Hall, in the 011 Bailey, during the April aeaaions, when the twentpaiven cases reported were. respited . daring his Allilttrff'S plea. sae. , ..The eases of the eleven convicts convicted during the May sessions were also respited duiing. the Kusn's pleasUre. . . Ihntseotto had an audience of the Kuto, and took hiy MAJliirry's ennimandi respecting dertain proceed ings relating to Ilia department as Pilaster-General of the Ordnance. Sir JOHN BRCXE'r bad an .audience of the KINO, and received his hlaJeterv's commands relative to the proceed. ingtrof certain Courts-martial.. • Ilia MAZltsTir gave audiences to the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of W2LLINOTON,' Earls BATHUIHrr and Antatastsix, Sir RODKRT PRIM, Sir GEURCIK Meattav, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Mutates, the Duke of Leans, the Marquis of Worculavatt, the Marquis of ANat,asaaf the Earl of Warrstnatortn, and the Redd WARWICK. The Duke of Ll:ens, as Master of the Horse; the Mar quis CONVNGIIAIt, as Lord Steward of the Household ; the Marquia . of Worctuurrea, as Groom of the Stole ; the Earl of MA ectatsrep3,.as Captain of the Yeonian Guard ; Viscount Ilkattrotta, as •Captain of the Gentlemen Pen: sioners ; Sir WILL Z Ast FRERHANTLT, as Treasurer of the Household ;• the IFl3ri of Wanwrcr, Viscount Lags, and Lord' OLENLYON, as Lords in Waiting ; Colonel WHAT. I.Xlr, Sir Wae. HonsToti, and Mr. Ilona, as Grooms in Waiting ;• Sir 11. Vivtax,• and Sir ROBERT BOLTON, as Equerries in Waiting, all attendetithe Court. The Earl of Maccutstial.n, the Vaal of WARWICE. and Sir H. Vivtarr, had audiences, and, it is understood, kissed hands on their reappointment; to office. The Field-officer in Waiting had ail audience of his JiaTY., The Earl. pretterrearteLn and Colonel ARM. STRONO were the Lord and Groom in Waiting. The Court broke up soon after five o'clock. Ilia MAMMY, attended by the Earl of Exam, after• wards left town on his' return tolloshy-patir. Lady Curium has been appointed one of the 'Ladies of, the. Bedchamber to the Querx, and kissed hands , on Fri. 'day ai 'Bushy-holm. The Dowager Counters ef Itxtiisveu, has been ap pointed one of the Ladies of the Balchaniber to her MIAJCSTV. Colonel Alacnonat,n, of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, and Captain Ifsuan, have been appointed Eguerrie to the Queen. The Deputation from the Iloutes of Lords 044 Own loon's, who waited on the KING on Thursday' , tit Bushy.hotac, had the honour of breakfasting with his MaJusrv. • The Duke of SUAIEX dined with their 11.1aJteme,.ettd those marobere br the Roy al Family who are tdayinrat IfOld;i: 1 1 - 41111airrhurfuht."' • • : , 'The Duke anti Duchess of Cussurat.artn, PrioPe Viittnenteir of . Prussia, and the Hay. DK :11t,oitexuas din e d wi t h th e Km; aid Quttitts t onlitatiirday at Bushy house.: „: , • , . • H.O is Alctert, 'escorted by a 4101aCildeat of Litii;ol4, arrived in tomtit half-pot ten °Mock Yr.triteidity merning front 'Bushy Park. The dismounted gutirel'e the . 10ttO'S guard had just entered the Park front the Palau«) at 'St. James's et the moment the Kinn Fives, in his travelling chariot and four. - The Colonel of the guard belted them rend received the Klan with military honours.: The per sons collected saluted the Koto with three loud claws, The Kyle Wooed forward and bowed. th e mAJerrry attended divine service in the Chapel Royal, St: ; the Yeomen threni lined the guard chamber and the chapel gallery through which the KIM! partied. The KING woe accompanied by the Dukes of CuiratteLANO, Sussex, GLoucearee, and Prince late. roLn, and was attended by the 'Marquis of WINCHESTER, al Groom of the Stole, Earl AsittuasT, Lord in Waiting, the Hon. JOHN TOWWSIMID, Grown in ;Waiting, Sir Wnr.raat ParstatarriLt, the Treasurer of the Household, and Sir fIOtiEIIT'BOLTON, the-Equerry in Waiting. The KINQ entered the :Royal,Cinset, five,ruinutes before twelve o'clock. Hie MAJESTY was habited in A suit of EAUUpling. The chair and cushions were covered with : purple cloth, and. the closet wee wbolly cormd with cloth 'of . that, culotte, being Regal mourning. The chapel Was generally hung with black. The Dukes of CuStathLallo and Otinitarrtit set to the right of the KING; the Doke of Sutsisa and Prince PC0,01.0 to the left. The A rc h. hishtipo of Carreertetret, Yotsit, and hitNtAtilf, the airing) of . 4 .4.0,1intl Kr, and a numerous assemblage of noblemen were present; ituoug 'them were the Duke of 11truerritlflAltt, the Marquis ofDoWitertilt a, I.Ortl CI.II , TON, lwarl Eititetenti, Lord EASTf OA, 1 urtl c4,)1. , 1114,11, tic. The Bishop of Wstickiss•ren sttentlerl as, Pletk of th,, Closet, and the Rev. Dr. Ilt,ottottatt as Deputy, Clerk of • the Chhet. • - At twelve o'clock the chpreir service was read by the Rev. Vivtax,artil the Reif. blt. P.t.t..e. The cotontenion service was read loithe 'Bishop of Lorton's, as Devi ; o f the Chapel, arid Ilie'Revi Mr Parr. The sermon was prescherlby the Rift of Lonnol . There Was a foil Attekifence of theists meg 'of Ito choir; but in omits. quatica of the dresiaso , of fibri late Ritstr the saviee was not cheated. . The KINPs with 11131(41d relatives, tlesetintittl froM, the the sitti.leti: ,illit'filltjetrtx rectieted the esaotionsot Wtttell wad admisistered by the Deno audatib-Dean of the Citl!pol) on 41114 Side of the altar : the other members of the Royfil Family reeilv'ed the Auranient on the other side of the 'sitei. The Archliiiillops, the dignified Vlorfirt'llul lb. i [ nobility pesie' nt received the Siteremetit et the • ilifie this. ' • Itifrioit of the altar. At two o'clock in the' elVernotst f the Kinks received the Archbishops, the Ilistimp, - Cf.-1.04 - s*nit, die 114119 tit 'Bat.tsatistY, and the following , Risheite , In his closit....iria., the llishops ofltoontayett,Latimers ., Castist.e,, Letstnun, EIEVAIt; Si. AtiAllt, VIII CititSTElt. .Tholtee. iirtiotes woo preisoute4 to tint Kisio. ilia NIA. JUSTY addressed 11411Il i t awl professed his attachment to ths I)roteetant reformed religion, which at all timed should -receive his sanction and support, The Archbishop of Carrenouiti . expressed his acknowledgments is a snit •abli reply. Ilis . MaJeirrY received the Judges at three o'clock, who came in their Inourning robes god I, l ll.4l)attonted With There were preeetit the Lotto. Citstresti.oa, the lord Chief Justico of England, the Lord. Chief Jpstice of tile Common ' , leas, .Judges GAIIIILII2..DOI.I.AttItIIit.)SA 244IIItr, PAttlic ' VA until. at, itstas Vassics, Lcres,stost s x, and IIAY" LSI'. Mt , [.earned Judges were presented to is W ,44lc ' si r*, who expressed his approbation of their edininistnition ot the laws of this realm. i Lord Tettreausx, on the pert t.l . his colleagues* Bo" his acknAviedgments fur the address of his Als.tairrf. Tlielkiso gave Autliettees to the Loner ettANCI3.I- 01 t, , the Motqttlii or WINiIIittSTOSI., and Lord llot.tos n P.' ' • 1 I'ItIiIIIAJEOTT left' town soon after five o'clock, on hi' settles to liiishy.park. ititentleil .by. Col, F1TZ•C'.1.41,10 4)4 C 11 .7' Tilt filiiloo sd' (intone-ma f ins, hissed handsel Clor% of tits Closet. file. Stie.trAtApx, tato fintt'itlie to the Dui"' '4o :', Duchess of 0 - Lesenst.s, hob bee • . 4lnl',' 40 . her M4•joiity 1 4..#.‘4 0 1 ,, r.5. beep i It. L . .. , , Thosta4 cattle tor th is trotAll4o or his Itilv Al t 3 t !;', V l * to to: 4.:011.31 , 1 With Vill'ille yelv!,..,t, i k voi not tip iiii 'ositc.o.i i velv*t; 'i choir of Westminster-eh! I- be 1 . if witli . _ 1 . ! • . : black as a mark of respect to the memory of the late Kora. The Commiasioners for the Reduction of the National Debt hatl a tasetiagota Saturday morning, at the Treasury, The, Governor awl Deputy t Overnor of the flank of Eng. lend and the Chancellor of tbe Exchequer, attended the meeting. The areounts of the purchases of stock made during the past quarter, on amount of the Commissioner'', were made up. A meeting of tho.e of the Cabinet Ministers who have seats in the Mouse of Commons, and of other -official gentlemen, was held yesterday afternoon. There were present Sir Geonax blunwax, the Chaneellor of ,the Ex chequer, Mr. Mama, Viedount LOWTHEItt the 4wpruey- General, the Solicitor. General for. Ireland, the Secre taries to the Treasury, &c. The meeting lasted about an hour. - .. .. ~-Y~::.. .. ~ '‘,47- t.,4 THE ARMY. 'MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY. ' Field Marshal W. Earlllareourt, G.C.8.„C01. of Dr., Gov. of Plymouth.. late of 21 F., Loodun Wank. , LtuuT.-CattaAt.s..-B'ir J. ; Raymond; Jokinson. Major-Gencralleith, E. I. Comp. Seir., Tiadrae. Lietyr.:Cpf.OUELs—daliez Mackenzie, E. I. Comp.. Berv., London ; Yule, E. 1. CoMp. Aert., Etiinpurah Haverfield; 43 F. ; For, late S' Vet. 13n; ; Geerge,tlar lays-it.p. 14 F.; London. - ' MA:oas--Lutyens,'2o F., on passage. from Bonthiy.; Robertson, It, p. '72 F., Margate; -Cleves, It. p. Art. Ger. Leg. Hu11... ;: CA rrAmrs,..Yari , Kempen, .Crylon Rifle Regt., Co lombo; .Curren, h. p. 3 Line Ger. Leg. Emden; Grif fith, late 10 Yet. Do" Bedminster ;..Cordontaun, lr. p. 8 do„ Vertlen; Gilham, h. p. I 2 dn, 11n.,". Tart/TUNA urs-88ryte, I F., Bangalore, Madras ; T. E. Thompson, 18 -F. Corfu ; Dickson,' 67 F. Edinburgh; l'igot,,'9o F.,, Corfu ; Clayton, 0b F., Fort George, Guernsey ; Moore, It, Staff Corp ; Dun- . ean, h. p. It. Art., Dundee; APl•tNtu) late Vet. 4 11 .1 Russell, late 8 do,, France ; Phillips, lute 10 do. ; J.. 11. Thompson, h. p. 103 F. (Dep. . Barrack !Raster at 01- hraltar), Gibraltar; Moore, l;, p. Gam lin., London; Waters h. p. 02 F. ; Trefert, h. p. 2 Ilitsr. Ger. , Leg. Hanover. COANNT ANn Eststot.—nicke, h. p. York Huss. Clarke, 2 W. 1. It. Paymaster Rae, h. p. 8 Yet. Ito., Cork. QuAurrit-111Asrstsa—Surtees, late Rifle Br. ; Stem• mon, h. p. 25 Dr. 3 Schilvester, it. p. 2 Line Ger. Leg., Iloinbargortderolim. , • ' Veterinary-Surgeon Anderson, 7t Dr. Gds., Canterbury. Physicittn-General Sir.L. Vepys, M.D., p. Suantions—Lawrie, h., p. Staff (lit. Pei). Insp.), fdiuburgli ; P. Hughes, do. • Atistar.twr •SunlirUNS—Poule, 2 F.; Walker, 83 P., New Eommy, Kent. Deputy-Purveyor Kidston, h. p , Edinburgh. • . „ . • _ Czncui.s.a. War Office, Juno 10,1880. Stitt)-4 have the honour to acquaint you that, from and after the conclusion of the prevent year, the Quarterly Pay Liam and Account), are 'respectively to "'tune"e o n the let of January, let of April, Ist, of July, end let of October; and to terminate en the Slit of Ilfarch, SOth of june, SOth of September, and Slat of December, in Order that the Military Year in future may coincide with the Calendar Year. I haie to add that the last estimate, on account of 16SO, is to comprise the seven additional days from the 2bih to the Slat, and the additional issue is to be accounted for in the December Pay List.-. 4 have, &c. 11. lIARDINGE. • Officer commanding Regiment of , , War-Office, June . 22, 1830, Slit,-1 ant directed by the' Secretary at War to annex, for your information 'ami. guidance, O Statement of the Daily Rates of Allowances . to Oeneral'and other Staff Of ficers, and to Field 'and Stan' Officers of Infantry Regi ments in lieu of Forage for the Horses required to be, kept by them for the Public Service, for the Ilalf-year ending the 24th inst. ; agreeably to which tho,.Charges for Fo rage will loe allowed._ inn directott toacl, that if a charge at a different roe liar been already mole in your account*, the some ihould ha corrected according to the laid statement. . I sin, Sir, Payinuoter of ttia L. SULIVAN. THE, 4ECO4IO,It'S FIRST Ar,vortz TO ills IVAJESTY. On Saturday the Recorder made his Report twill* Via ieskty, pf,, the, prutooot capitOly, courinted at, the lott ;A4ll awl May Old Bailey• tlenrge Edwards, 211 Henry Tyler, 19; Junto Parish, ; JohnlLisitltig, 40; Thomas Jsour, =t ; James Plum to!trs' 2nt Jolat'l/rawo, ; 'Gunk, 19 ; Thames Thoupsolt, 1:1; W. Iktrosdier, 10; Thettlas Smith; 21); ' Joseph ; EVlttlfir 'l)5 ; cilverge Eoggatt,, ; and I,42anti 1 1 401, 20 : lionsehreaking. . Sarah Norris, 27 ; Henry Wright Stnitls, .20 ; Satoh Wilson, 17; Ithilip ltileY, 18; 14, 1 1141, (.luttop, 28 ; :J.sin ee Chirk,`29 ; W. Thomas, 17 ; o, 4 lalid, 17 me; 'Jas S 4 ; Robert Liolley. ; and Williain .12611011, 25utraling in a dwelling house. John ' Stockings, 19 : burglary. Christopher Wiliam,' ; Thomas Brown,' 85; and Joins Crawley, lb : cutting and maiming. Thounos Strielsiielii, 20,; and Edward Cullamose, 45 s horse-stealing. John hlllisnahl, fi n ery,. W. Wilson, 271 tittering counterftit coin, having been before convicted,:. nod Mary Collins, '2O ;. Ann' It osslasui, 20; Frances Matthews', 25 ; Ant: Matthews, 22 ; and Jeremiah Collins, 16 : highway rob bery. All of whom his 1 1 / 4 1:kjesty was graciously pleased to respite during his Ituyel plountre, SPORTING INTl:Luarmat. LUDLOW RACES. WannisnaY, ,Itint 30.--Tho Lit!ford Stakes of 10 sovoi. each, for, all ages, with 10 toliitil. On6oloinfil und tila distance. - 1 Mr. Itiirdtwarai's tilruihmllalli 1 Mr. ninarti's Cht;sNr iii 14 ~,,,, „.“,„„.„ ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . t! Mr. 'J. Dart LiSibil 1...t ~,,,,,,, 3 'Five others surtecl, hot wore not phe,,(l, Prodirce Stakes of 50 t► ws. such, h. ft. Once mond and a ilietapou Mr. Witraiwihtli's IRElONitlekin , 1 Mr.'N'Atos'i F.:4litar L..'...,......, r 9 ColitoratieW Stakes of VS stWo. each, for. 2-yt...al colts, . ' 1 with SO added. Mr. Giotto. elt. v. by 1111iatisti,1‘1 1 Air. O. Oore's The Judgo 4l , Six °third started, hot were Oa plaivil. The LiitWyelte' Stake* of li ouvs. each, 'with Itt *davit,. • • . lloai, bun° roanti attti a tiiitattee. Mr. a sftivrey `it by 1.1(41ey....., ...... .1 .... 440...,....,4 i I Mr. I.lcilo's Prretlarice,,,, Vein othera nutted. Alei,l o l I.l,tht nil)) soy*. '' 1 reatiti ailed rutin(' tool u tliStssic'e. Mr. al.issit),'4 Little Uticliaitire t . . ... . .... t 1 . mr. U. (luau'. 1tt0011qv , ;...2.0.t......—,. ...... "'"'. ; r " ' 11 41'.. 00 7,t'W ' I ' Ttlynattay, l ngoki,(itiit t ity. 4lOl ors o( 11) sor t 4401, ' Mt, pkirwity itattqlf ZNITNi , ,„,`,_'' ' 4 14r. (311,0'1 I.ltile thtettemi Mr. tiloOril s ( hvster ISM} ,,,,,, . .4 :I Lord t:IIVt, itainvil tt.restet LAIA% i Tile t)ililey 'ark. Stokos of 10 kiwi). out ii, hk ft. with ..i.'(i oildod. !huts, once round otd a didtooco. lAr, Jv,Cunnispiw i nt* , 44o 4esry... s ~.., 1 1 —kir, 841wey natlieql rum Moody ,.,... , ... . n v. litr"Adlitiiii tlAttivd F*nny 2 3 Tistiii othota Vital tea. Iloodioop+of 80 ouvo i .oteli t 10 ft. for 11Y0, ISixotill 4od. Two 'nt'deo. 141'. VAAAAN,Pcmlorkt k . .. ............ . ... r. '111044 Maid of .............. °WAAL! Stakes "of It) Any*, each; h. ft. with , 3o - .01410 1, floats. anon round awl a tii*taticc. Mr. It ttitteA,l itir tiler 1 1 51 r. 'Brawn iiktrit:tk Use y . ... .. " 2 ' 4 • WELLS ,littetll4. TittritiimY, JULY I.....COrpOrAtion iititkOk Li !WYO. flail, ' with * Achim!, Mr. C.. 11110104 itetiOtit ' 4 1 Mr. Wrerord's Witt Watch Mt. Xlistulditill'm t*Oril Cacgilitt Ttiwit Kite or 110'0,ovs. tot 1111 agel. .. Mr. W. WyricihglirN• CoWon* ...........„ A I. I Mr. I)tindsof flattest llblan Mr. CI. Vinciv4 tienait Mr. Isa U rroW's 1401041 t. dr Mr. W. pay,'s ,Au.gilr.. ....... . ..... ..,.....,,... DISSOLUTION OV VA it fa AM 14 / 4 77°-""It is Lffilend?'"l Haut tixe awn** of Conn:untie will get 'through portion of tiw 11110110141 by Friday next, and that .they will an thutiley, t4jonrn.,,until Wetineyder the 14th. 0 11 the Iloes e f 1, ,, R14 t 44 14" 45 uf t busiu6w liot dilt4tiltitioli will Own t ike plaer to, ; hot if tiny illiforeseen : tilt - 00110 arito in the (14solatil,11 will ite intottpattetl till l'nooliiy the I Otis initant, bryontl selkielt day the Newhloh will- not be pv6141401 1 ito the lino ktxo's futieral 'Alto 1 11 4 00 on the ibthi it is voliahle that. the ilooseis if , the 4 1l4041th'oti mullet b e 1404 will tojimirl i ovat',ill Wye Momittyt talk/Wink. !, • - ... ~ ~~' QUEEN ADELAIDE. filer Majesty, the Queen consort of thrill realms, is the. daughter of George Frederick Charles, Duke of Saxe Co burg Meinengen,,by Louisa Elenera, a daughter of Chris tiara Albert Lewis, Prince of Ilobetdoe-Laugenborg. Her Majrstywas built on the 18th of August, 1794* awl' war baptized by the name of Adelaide Louisa Theresa Caroline Amelia. In 1 8 0/1, her Majesty lost her exeellent father , . who. died at the early age of 42 ; Arui With her only brother, the present Nike of Saxe Meinengen, and ber sister, Ida, Puchess of Saie Weimer' Eisenach, was - left' under tl gaai4lianthip 'of her mother, the `Duchess, *ho,' by her husband's -last Will; was left Regent of t he Duchy, and guardian of his children. Under this able and amiable woman, the children were educated in great retirement at . .. dekengen, the capital oldie small prineipslity, and with a care and, attention to their morals end improvement in every biarich of Hite kerning, that does the highest ere dit to her virtues and character. , This excellent Prince** is still alive, mid last year spent several weeks with her daughter in Engieed. Prom earliest childhood the Queen Was remarkable for .heraedate and rather relieved habits. Fier whole time was devoted to her studies, and though: naturally of a cheerful and lively disposition amongst her more intimate aisnciates, she leek little or no pleasure' in the gaieties or frivolities- of fashion ; - and even -when rtr:' riVetUat snore mature years; showed an utter detestation rfor that laxity of morals and contempt for.religitius feeliegs which had *runt( out of the Revolution in Prance, end luta found their way,into *Boost every petty 'Court in Germany. The Court of Meineisgen was, happily, too insignifniint to attract much of the notice of the Emperor or the vr„,o 4 . It was not tinniest 'necessary either to Attempt its oor rnption by his profligate emissaries, or to quell its existence by hie arm of power; consequently' the widowed Ite&ni was kft in undisturbed possession of bar authority, anti permitted to educate her children and regulate her Duchy wording to her own views and wishes ; while al net every othei State in Germany became a We* for lithe cm and itrirnorality, in consequence of that laxity of:peinc ple which: Vesswe had introduced amongst tliein. The hide come at Aleinengen was, therefore,, remarkable for 14 Sin gular splendour, its strict morality, anti steady support of the true Protestant fiiith ; 'Aild in" Princeises hecame il,le. brated for their emiable and estimable conduct. . Their sillier delight was in eatablishing and superintentling achools for the education of the kwer awes of she community, and in procuring and providiug food and raiment for ;the feeble and destitute in the city and eithinha of the Ducat "shimmy. Above all, the Princess Adelaide was the soul and life of every institntien which had for its abject the well being of her felleweereatures. Our late excellent Queen Charlotte had long kept her, eye upon this virtuous family,, which, flourishing like an galiS to the great desert Of corrupted Germany, had attracted pinch of her, regard. and attention ; and when her Majesty's foresight judged it prudent to urge her third and Much beloved son 'olds Duke of Clarence to inter hitiethit wedded state,' ;he strongly prom& upon his attention the only re maining. daughter. of the Itouse of Meinengen. . The younger sister,' Ida, hail already been married to her cousin' Dernerd, the second Moll of the . Grand Duke of luxe Weimair ' Accordingly, we believe, his Royal Ilighneiss having made' the necessary inquiries, and finding the Queen's rectoinnendetion amply confirmed, a regular tie- . , mend was [OWN of the Princess's hispd in marriage, and hi due time It' favourable answer returned. At' it was inie possible for him Royal Iliglinese to proceed to Germany, the Princess, With her mother, was invited' over to Rug land, and on the I 1 th of July, 1818, the Prince and Princess were ' married at Kew, in the presence of the Queen and other Members of the Royal FaMily ; ' and at the' same time the marriage of the fluke and Ditches* of Kent, which had, previously taken place in Gertrutny, was performed according to the rises of the Church of En* land. After this ,ceremony . the Duke end Mateo of Clarence spent a few . days in retirement at St. Jame s's Nam, and then. proceeded with a numerous suite to''Ha never. In the capital of that' Kingdom they spent the Winter of 1818 and Spring of 1819. lier ' Royal High naafi Wasiitnin 'declared pregnant; end the inestitainv en tieipatione'evere formed of her giving birth to sin heir to the Crown of England. ' In the month of Mardi, how ever, her Royal Highness caught w severe cold, widish ended. lit a violent pleuritic liana, and, 'in corneeptence of the treatment' necessary to -preserve her valaable life, prematui.e. labour was induced, and in the .seventh month of ' her pregitaucy her Royal Highness was delivered of is. Princes*. The child , was Wall, hint well formed, awl lively, end hopes were for some tune entertained of its being able to Survive. It was ehrietened on the. day :of its birth . 'by . the nausea of tlizaboth - Adelaide, lint expired very soon afterwards, and was interred in the . Ithyal,vault at Hanover, where lie the remains 'of this: Great Meade, Ernest Augustus, and his grandson ; George 11. The Duelieser recovery was glow, but perfect; end a change of air being thought requisite, - she r Fprnerwthileeenelonensweetio , wee able to travel. toiler ;POW. imile !killer' Gottingen,. Masse, and Philipittalb, sits the Way,to Aleineneetts ' i lletiey of the good: people of canons; on ; sop lukhowa t Areir beloved Princoss i kriew no boanils . ; they knew hOw llangerously ill she 110100 0 : how almost MirlUndups.imd bow her revoyery ; owl; froth the Moment she entered the prnein'tihrOf the Dueliy, ?the was met and welconted by the vessel* of her brother, said carrirel in triumph for a distance of nearly thirty miles, to the capi- tal, when fete truCeveded fete, and all the world kept hull- ' day for neatly a' Morale . The Royai Duke, tote, by his kind and condeecending manners, and devoted attention to his fair spouse., mem won the brittle of the unsophisticated ' niitiveli, and becatrie tor one of their own native-born Princes. After a residence of six weeks in the Castle, the Ciunt moved to tubenstein, a residence retired, and of singular beauty, Where' there are Celebrated mineral springs, and ' sA,tir6, In the rainier of the amulet, the thioliess rem. vered her health veiledly. Thu Doke, whoSe heart was always in Elielned, determined on returning to his bee loved bushy, aril the Doeliss, who had been charmed With the Lein ties of that sweet retirement during her Omit . . stay its this eossotty, strongly urgetilsits doing so, maintaining • that dray tnigist live as economically at boldly Park as at atty Whet plat , in. tla , , Watiti, Towards theend of Oetnher, IhlD the Hord PO. left illaittengen, on their return to EagiAltii. V o lt PaCIOSS was again pt•egnaitt, hut the hurry and fatigue of so 104 a journey %V AN too molds for her de licatio ft atm, and at Dunkirk he StliTSEfti ' a to isearriap. This MOiss leiteetud her health; and .n residence on the sea ess.itt being tookotied adrirahle, Lord Liverpool kindly offered tile l)nlre tit of Dover Castle, and on lauslint, trout the si?eyol Sucercipolaulit, Alto Dukts anti D0d0... of Clareace,tunk: up ilieir. reildtarree in that ancient build 'lug Whore they renutimid neatly weeks.. The I) uellem' haing now 'patiently rerovered, they,retriovoil to tit, James's (Uushy flout, heittg,utider repairs), anti-. they erient the. winter that year in Loudon, Again tho Dinliersit wa' declared in the family way, alai AS every 1111allitiaa Was used, theta *vented a fair prospect of her giving birth to 'oll . lil at the full time; Conaidorahly before the enteral tiowevtr, her Royal. WAS talitil in lahaar, .6a, after 'earns suffering, was delivertl of a lino healthy perfeid, anti well (ousted, though rather under the ordinary atlas of Infants. The sail 1, however,. peer, anti ineresuretisin strength daily, to the grelt joy. of its Ilht triOnS Parontsomti of the nation at .I.ty specie! de sire.of &Isolate King she Wll3 ieteorod P.14'41444...4 'OOlO5 ‘lell tee I.;:tigliiital r il ; hot Al* Otte 14p0.1111111. it.-rikne.ciimucilwili,lvtii',;At in' 4'64 haw, iltil I, , qi6titton of the liareiteed prents at that ittri. "l,01( of Btvcto ttird; and thslt' ltutnitie stibmissiniti 00 the lie irir Will, teas indeed one of those scene* that glees dig. pity to rank, MA 4)10.41;6 , 1 deeply upon the tnitttl'the truth 444 .1 tif tint , reith; liasnbeett informed by an eye.witness, titat,-when'hisi Ilighness sew re terning,lifu in the eentritenanee of Ina- tonnettiug, partner, wilt* amen slay hoot WWI pressed tohis bosom, he blehool Clod for Ins nterey that alio Was spored to Mut, praY'flitt %,trnottly that *he might be supported by the lioly Spirit t t , 441, 0 , 1 nt the grief which then tvierwind.rted licr —and 1 0 11 v. 04,11161 well - , lellniat,‘,l 4 OliOtf 10 give way ire She 61446 l i telel tlar rrl tit pp,tyer, SCA wai, aitei 4 Clow, effinfortea Within months from 01;4 10 0 4; le‘r Boy;d night*** had *nether miscarriage; and n i l Ave mt , 4, that she hits NYIT been in the family WI binge. 110 l ,luedrt, honmver, IN only in her. Mid; year, and may yet beconie the mother et many 000*41441 tior rilajcsty'r, health ira now bo;tor thim it has ever bren, an& though we have no rettion to believe Ow report lairpronittliated by 4.100 Of our contomportnies, 114 144 W 414)0f ;i1400 it should not be too. Ilia 519esty tai to is in the enjoyment irf _good health, end i$ a somod eourti, nition. 110 'IN yottllgel , At sixty-tire than 11144 1 1 11141 are at fifty. 'l'ha regular and **winded u Si., which he 144* 101 l for many - year' (wily , intorropto 1 by his sitort reign et tile MulinlitY)r and 11,0 an;i g ry and attention with ail his ailments wort watch`ed anti counteraeted by hilt intelli gent and aettte ‘lolllotilO have ;anima eutlrrii I'elnovt4l the asthroaihr s ttsidir to which his Itlajo4ty was forme, ly subject ; And bleb ennstitntlon 1414 beetamt streng., thened and gleally invigorated, end 111 cannot help saying that they were the worst anoint* of the Mitt; dust would sirtfer' or advise hiitpartiog With the I Hifi% ithrai tchutw Wh011• abut Anil toind deVotOd to tit# w ,ll 3te of hi , * patient, and 'l*i - tow knnteleilgs of Ins hithits ounwkint,, uu totheril'hyinetart ran twin' nispiird ; for no ;au, 1 4 ,, Net h l , sothoi, gr.inting thelp 114 ba4e opts', if not superior talents tier' elterrvaliou, olwhivii we believ e , k w wit_ 4 founti p0iv4..4401. • SPIRIT OV TLII PUBLIC JOURNALS. . . .. _ A 1111141 pintPlilet - 441 1 beiti , 14014 Atli i,' , 4eittitled I - • .. , • ' • '. .l " he Cowiky withopt 0 Goerttmen‘iwhich hes both amused and pretoked us, and novr;and , then of - . tamed our aceniescence. The aim of it is, we IMO for granti 4, either t, fie mast to listreperrotrldii life Ministry m . il Dk lirs e tr e of y frorn W i . 1 ; 1,:, , upper ranks of the Whigs, or to convince the, country that his. Grace ,cannot remain much longer', in office. Now, we would ~sugge,st to the writer of: this manifesto (which, in parts ittlmt, betrap no s.m w w u n a ieg i ti l i k t i t o a f; po nl e n l i v i l : a I :L im e:: l j t:o: re i i i i mi h i p : a e a r t a r t n a h ' di g h i o l i i t ° 11 :, ise ateshorter awn oag f : ip ' e n ri l ai r r i ti ° V i4 f i t e mh g t e t:o n i p t i t t ' s g ,u ki to l i e,s i And his colleagues, to vote of closure on some gpc , .eiPc eherge, or of . contempt fo r general iecapaeity, or of sueceasful' opposition to seine act of the Go vernment itself. .It is but a paltry method of rat, tuck, to tell,. Ministers, as this, .gentleman tells the 'Cabinet, thet..they are uotit for office, ,because the Duke of Wellington is the only_meMber of the Cit • binet who has an effective voice in directing tile affairs of the country, rind that all his colleagues Ore but slaves and tools: Why, it the ether Ministers be satisfied to lot the Doke taste, this lead (which We'. 'however, do not credit withpnt better evidence) the telling' them so will not mend matters at tril they must be conscious of their'own ductility, acrd have 'made' tip their' minds to its wisdom. Tin' author amerce my that • the great families of 'Eili„. land'are, With very 'few 'eiceptiOna, opposed 'to tltt bilks of Wellington, and therefore that his illinist6 , must perish If they be all t‘tailist. him, why do they' not turn him out P Hit Orsee,appeata nos much afraid to grapple with thelatnilietHat..Ptglatl, end has - not yet, so far es we care find, been i 'by then'; or; like the - soldiers whoirr he has so often led to victory; perhaps he does n o t know when ee is beaten. But if the Duke has contrived to tu4 t y heed against 'the great families of thsekingdoor, ..*: strength must he among the small fetnilles—thee is among the unconnected and indepentientittem* of Parliament—which- is only saying that 'he Res the people with him an exchange for the grew aristocratic (entities, .which, . really appears to u.' to be not so had a bargain atter all. The author at tacks-the Doke of Wellington forhis" dontineeriog°' and " monopolizing spirit ;" and ascribes it to 'the expulsion from office of Marrs. Ilmikiason, Greet, Lord Pideterston ' &e. Now what if there should happen to have been exhibited a domineering spirit on the Huskisson side of the House—what if ill. natured people should say that a particultir set o - geutlemen- COmposing a little party, and uck no w lodged as the nucleus of a certain battalion in Pin liatnent, have some ' times chanced to curry thei, exclusive. properties with them into a cabinet oi which they, formed, but an exceedingly small mi, tiority-,that ineteed,ol ernalgtunating or incorporat ing with the general body of the Cabinet, tlir, have kept aloof, and ,aCleti as 0110 man, or . as IhNi men agreeing upon every, point of every linehtiol, and maintaining a !IMO. of, inner keep or gar rison Within the . body ' of. the Cioevrilmelit-- , an imperiunt. in imperie, repulsive of all coo fidetmo, and productive of natural jealousy and di, trust in otbers,—we. should wish to ask if snuff tisii). crates could, be hold very desledde or useful, ue„es likely to work well for the public :service, with ,tivr , sons .who were not of their clique? We have heist ' that, such, was the ease, ,end, as far as 11,101116 :MI EillathMili at .1004 we believe that the ehaige ; 1,,, true. Tor ,our own, pals, we..should ho rotir Alarmed if wct, aawany proSPetit of el Whig Mini/fir' , Tienut gentlemen are more useful on the Oppositite beochee, than arty whero else. They have prove,, sad eamples Of Ministers during the last half cei, tury;—tlett bees a .body.; for. it would, nu t gr i,,,, „, by any means to son the Duke of Wellington's (10. %el ement strengthened by an accessiett of sumo ii,. dividtud Whig noblemen or geutlemen of high aunt, i and undisputed ability. We quote some cnrioe, , passages from the pamphlet, illustrative of iliet me ferent motives in the choice of Ministers and re ti• sites among their qualifications, which aro describe( •ea coutrathstiuguiehing this reigter of. George IV and of Wiiiient IV. The perspnal antipathies the late Kittg, and their itidttenee on the compoiti, ef Cabinets,,., were peppily unworthy in the l'ejee, , mid miseitieeous to the country' : 7 - .: ' , "rhe, We King (it is in veto to deny the matter flea, spy cool tetty) . ' mode, hie private stuff peisonal fecliov t Oi•,t miotiot l itioco of geverninent, it ivotild mitt ht ; q 4 , 4. !WS 11180; . he toilet licit hays that man minted 1 ati 4 l th etiortissa, away* the cativo because the iattrattleatit , 0 mierale, were really enough tit' ory out, "A hiaale him Imo the King wilt hiore it so.* When, therefore, the Itimi.. tern of Christmas, the74t, exposed their weakness a m o distinioni end wheat the paras ites of Windsor dars.ol,o suffer the Hopi ear to be itttfattail with tho Dimes oreliolo r men who alone could torus a strung and able Govertinient It was hardly a mAltetuf doubt that the Duke of Wellheo i ton must he Prime Minlitter. It is injustice, it is ignorance to blame hint for accepting power under these circuit stances ; but it is both just Ned retavoidable to charges him with mouopolizlng it, and resolving, as he has ;perdu»: dourly done ever since, to rule alone, to ourreueil i , ;,,, throne with ciphers, and ;rehear nothing,like an et dal to i t . " This monopolizing, or, it may perhaps fairl. e be im ted domineering spirit, lets been especially iiieko.:i'yed aim, ti e resigarttion of Mr. 'Leskinen, Lord Pab eee n on . and eh, (leant, if, indeed, it did nor woolen that event ; end tie doubt it hes been encouraged by the kind' of men winos the Duke husr Since had' for his colleeguee, with the exeep lion of litre Piet, who appears not quits enough to leave felt his own itupoetance, sod Lord Itrisslyn, who iirgititg. Mg to a ditlerent clew, bream. .of,, no Weight when he quitted it. It has been itttlao greatly eagn u e s no b y t ea , „,,, of those worst of ettentirts ) OW, PAr44. 6 * of both eases. b y whom gr e at moon are to apt to be surrounded, and Wit, have actually been extravagant ennugli, in,their fewiiirv o. to represent their idol as of himeelf iiiktifficient.4 4 , have disttioVerini 'in itim • the powers et mm politician, anti seven of it4tebater. • ills Grace ought to h o , ai sw o, to w som e of 0 1 01 0 sage 004#40114114 Imre to say this vt , Vy, tW most, ithotttas initelt I '4 l o 0 104 an opinion upon suet, sulljecte, as: the Watt- ignorant ,of Allah; waiting maids, , aa ,« , •l 4 , a 'Y., , ' How long the country „ 'Call litier'lll4ll a state of ,tlitag , is Brother question. The Duke of 'Willingtoit :Mille 'cutler hiaortef fir more • pro:thew thaw he Its* that. fit done, evert by all his groat sareivea, Weirs the peopleol .England will continue to submit to him as their Toler, it the oply term on which ha Wilt cap, o pt to kf f ilitlito ppw, 01041lirp the havie, l torch celleogttee as I..ord.kt t erdeeo t, mousseuinr tri then* with Petlontes'and eaOt!Ar's4,ot ,, , , Lord tyndherer, to shaw lose israele'reerio 'she , Oettq ' . eery rota Its eareteetea ittaa , brLotti Eldon...by inn, !ittlit , intsipoeity, than fry' dilatory getriot"tinti tor ,1 ,G 1 , ' borough, itreretliblel to dispose at India it is vi I, likely that, the Duke ,at Wellington moult' be o ort4oi ~,r, a popular otamhar elite)! Government i but he most: ci,c sort to beets eignifieent hetes with hlte, soil, tint, by it, '.vain ciluit of glYing. yelett tox row of eiphene e epou. himself' to tint drciaioa 0( the *OOO, ii Ilia iitoSpeeits , to regulate unaided oar demestioaktit., cannot be -doobtell; but. has Its ba l m mere form/tat , abroaa ? . Let tlr*ce,• Portugal, Prince, ircrity tgairi , i him. Ittitiii tiegmhttioni with all three manor*, Or 1 erroneous and n arrtne, , inintied nature aids policy trite bc, , t,l as tonteritattle as, its:totat Want of soeroosi " In the I.lmo, while intending to preYtna the ettablisl , -i molt of Gmeeti 1 15 a u 444p:0104 Mate, tut lies* usually ON, rattlioneit the f01t'0r,V41,1,7, r letci hp not twoutapoil Ott Porto to rvit'S.t'totee tipaittrt the Uottiatiot,- the littvt 1 waif never-havii . totii a iirttext tot ousel ling to Mtiototiii)o, " The tact qtio4tiolt that realm is this.—witrione aros, (fee it PAiSt4 04 loo0)• tlitt ,Viiitii.ill , ol . fhb poke of w t .l tingron'aiona Wing aisle to govern the oeuntry its 'Kim, Mitti4ar ? it Ilittaa , (moot the thattniall of sumac parties ~,,,, 114..1046_0w velar of. J 0014104 of sours Ittillitido.lls, .00W410,10 cettarstetil»..4lo; +117111k4 at pir ict , l it - ahem rats lik e l y h it I nv oyqcoole i lest filnVa, all from othat was -hotel tt t a li l t° :: : : e 44 v ' t te , li c i ii ir r. t ssl ool : 4 ;l l ? t . ;:: 4 l : l ::o l l . „ ! ': its t li' , lt i t ; c i m i t il li s i e ' i i• l 'l' a t t! , : ....: % ii : 6 :4: l)i , e inl yi l l a iti l 4 ll,c ; ldY n a t e lty :ti ll i ‘ : lv . l k4 l a it' a t t i l a iit y:: :4 l ti ele i l! :: build I: il icld t i i i ti: l tt a i i 4 1E i s h t : ai t e l : 4 4 11 1 :: : a t e l him' and " pea sonar .sPithUlainitsotet!‘rtoatktregyip'lltittaTilillt carver have inol the areeirsiti of the Dulio .of Wellington, art Premier, Would not I,4tve beta felt. With the .Vake's::.ttihiteti .ibrood, • and the, deplorable state of his parliamentary cam , Iloilo at home, smelt of this supparroi netnitattry Ow timing the ktiog'a life, had disappeared, 4144 illen,t - 4 4 , 4. On to dud oot • that cachetqrotlities Watat . brottWtt in a Ai wi'tcr ibita ti , ritioir‘ any ignorant anti obatinite, yet Il n'l'l OA vithtai, 10., , ,tiva oitaliir avnit Lie (have. Ito , tire datinge of the U, on o at once plid aim iliti it' All liter , , , I y ~~ } ~ ~~ ...:y a I