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bad: been more than - doubled. The Mem bev.might• quarrel with the increase of men if he pieuzed, but 1 - t e had no right :to say that with a dodbte number of troops the ex pence ought to con tiiitie the same. He ought to recollect that the VolOn with Ireland cast an additional expence of 13a;000/. a year on the Ordnance .Departmeut of this countryhe forgot too the improvements which had been made in our artillery service— (llear!)---he forgot that the arms now used in the Ordnance Department , differed widely from those It.eft, when the Estimates were 400,0 CW. a year ,-- 11 - . v. forgot too the introduction of the Horse. Ar tillery, and of the Driver Corp., the latter of which heeu properly called by t::e .ember , for, Shrf.-,ve,bury - the. sinews of war— (ftearl)— present Estimaty.s, laiich amounted to 1,557 7 (A.M. first 400,0001. for balf-pay, -there wolld remain ;‘; -- 30 ; 0(K)i. deduct Ordnance e: peace, and 1 4 'ror 5t . 01114.1 ' , ..ernain a sum of Ettl rriore han Fr .):n this tieclu7,t t • Cle Drivfr Corps:, of the Artillery 11(.:Iical omil cu -ftrid OF our k ••:3 with lArlerica, the 6• in e! - ;:42=:-. ,Itidbe cornpa - rativ.vly !) ssure lio:v)utrable IVlernb-:r, that c: . ~. . . Le always ready to a(i)pt. any to Z eS• Lis which could be practised without s e r v ic e . H e was alc•are. that some of nece: - !sity:.exi.st, but Ize could not surprise, that under all cir cnwst.-:.tnce7, the F.F.Lirnates „could have beed kept so low—(Bear, bear !) FERGUSON and Sir iI. PAnNi:I",T, did consider "the • staternout of Arr. WAnn - ENIXINE stud, it appeared to him in a Ccininittee . of Supply to vote th ,-, ii.,stin . iates-in one S' , . oNnn nye. said, that the scientific pro—. :ni.oduced into the Ordnance v, - (21 , ,‘ '•• 6 importance to the service, and had 1,;,...0ciw : ed a vrry sa;,in" , of e - Kpence. 'A .tomefter, orne explanation from Mr. W.unn and ift - 11E, the House dil:ded 'on Air. 1.1. - cm L's motmn. -.Far theMption • • 214,-,ainst it. - • .:11 , 101,ity ..P_n,our.rettio:ti to the Gallery, we found .7vlr. J,il NI.E. moving that - an Account of the actual ex penditure of the Ordnance Department, extract (l,froin the ExpQnce Leilj:er, be !aid before the i!o.vse on ..the 15th of April ; if the House be then sittrpg_;- and if rot, within ten days after its meOing - ,—Ordercd. . . _ Mr. 111. -- mE also moved, that there be laid be fore the House an account of the amounttf a:l Pc - S z iopc, 'Allowances, anti Ernf..luments granted tf.e 50th of. Gt.brqe - 111. chap. 17 to su lierannuated Officers and 011icer' INicloss, dis tingliishing them by the y s _ and also stating, whci.her the Offices, insight of which such pen -Bze. were granted, have be . en abolished of not.-7-Ordered. '.Jr. WARD moved, that the Estimates whicli he had laid on the table in the previous part of the:night be . printed; Mr. HuatE begged the expence of printing might be spared. as it would be quite nugatory ; and pint it to the Hon; Gentleman (Mr. Ward) if he did` tiot think, in the sincerity of his heart, that the printing them was of no real use. Mr. HusKtssox reprehended the conduct of •the lion. Gentleman, who seemed all along - so -anxious. that the- House should be in posseSsion of all the public accounts, and now objected to 'the printing of them, whereby he might so easily discover not only the salaries, but also the names awl residence of all those Who'received them. After some observations from IMr. CC:EI:VET, Mr. tIGNIE said' he should not press it to a divi sion. The -motion was therefore- agreed to. VitESENTATION' OF ESTINIATES. Sir J. NEWPORT rose for the purpose of mov ing a Resolution, of which he had given notice - ow - Wednesday last, relative to the presentation of . Estitnates. • 4, however, there was any inten tiOriof opposing it; he would postpone it to a fu ture day. .Thg:fesdlation was, " That the Esti mates of the Navy, - Army, and Ordnance, ought ' to be presented - Within one week of the commence ment of .every Session of Parliament during time - - The CHANCM:LOR of the EXCHEQUER thought it would :be desirable to postpone the motion until Monday. - It - would be necessary, he con ckired to modify the - termoof the proposition, as the 'period of the :fleeting of Parliament was so . - . very uncertain. • After a few observations from Sir J. N. EW PORT and Mr. - WARD,` the - former consented - to post .pone his motion till Monday:' hi‘ 4 IRISH CIIANC Fit* Mr. C. GaANT brought izi a Bill for the better administration of justice in the-Court- cif.than cery in Ireland. Read the first and ordered to be read a second time on Wednesday, the_ Ist of March, and to be printed.—Adjourned at HALF' PAST ONE o'Clock. VIE Mi.NORITY ON. >fn. HUDICS 31C; flbN FOR A ACCOUNT OF TIILI.ORDS.ANCE ESTIMATES. . Brnal, R.- Grenfell,- P. Newport, Sir J. 33enett, Johi , t :• • Graham, S. • • Nugent, Lord Berzet, Hon. H.G. Gleriorchy, Lord. Parnell, Sir H. Beryor., E. - Sir Wm. • Ricardo, D. •Tirirht, R. • Hal!,Ord; Eon. E. Rice, Hon. G. Btaer, W. W. • Triil, Lord A. . Robarts, Abr. 'Brow; Earn, If.. Hobhouse, J. C. Robarts, J. G. Browne, Dorn. Hutchinson, lion; Sefton, Earl of Ctrffnie;y,,Thos. C. H. - - Sykes, D.. Caulliqd, Eon. 11. Heron, Sir Robe. •.Tremayne, J. H. Denison jas. - Lanzton, J. 11. Taylor, M. A. , Lennarti T. B. - Talbot, R. W. .1 . 14.10.1i1,, Right Martin, J. , 'Whitmore, W. W. . c lut•;. M. • r Mac(lomat', Jas. Williams, W. PertrAzion, - Sir R. Mock, J. B. 1er:ill, M. G0..0•A,, It. - • - • TE,LLEI:3 , ---Viscount Folkestone, and J. Hume. • Az every Lottery Ticket and Share was sold before the First Day of Drawing, the Public - actually had got every Prize that was hot drawn, as well as every Prize that was drawn, and we therefore recommend most urgently to those per sons who intend to return their Tickets and Shares, fiat they do not keep any account of the numbers they return, as would be very mortifying to know, they had returned one or more of the Six E 21,000 Prizes, after having had them for some dais in their possession. Paris Papers of Wednesday last arrived this morning. The Anniversary Funeral Service for the Duke de Bt uat ' was celebrated iu the 11c, tropolitan Church orNotre Dame and in all the other Churches of Paris. The Service at the ChurCh - of St. Gerinain l'AuxerrOis -was attended . by most of the • principal-- Officers of his MA . JEsTy'S lioilsehgld, and those attached to the Households of MADAME and tl►e other Branches of the :Royal Family. • A great many Marshals, Bishops, Deputies, General Officers ; and the principal Civil and Judicial Authorities were also present. • , Private leach; from Laybach stato, that it is certain his Sicilian MAJESTY declined the offer made -to him of residing at Vienna until tran quillity should he . restored in his kingdom, and at the same time signified.his wish to return as soon as possible to Naples. The Queen of NA PLES, however, arrived at Laybach on the 9.9 th ult. The passage of the Po has not yet taken place. It is said that Prince METTERNIcit has . had - frequent conferences with Cardinal SPINA, the Count de ST. MARSAN, the Prince of Co RSIN-1, and the Marquis of MOLZ A, and the general be lief was, that the project of a Confederation of all the Princes of Italy was diSctissed at these conferences'. The Portuguese Ambassador has had a private audience of the King of NAPLES.— ektraordinary courier is reported to have ar rived with the intelligence that the King of PRUSSIA had set out from Berlin to join the Congress: A letter of more recent date, &mil' Laybach, says, that the Sovereigns and their Ministerihave daily conferences which last many hours. The subjects, of their deliberations are not -knoW:3l.; but it has transpired that . a communication has been made by Prince NIETTERNICH to the Sardinian Minister, Count de St. MAnsAN,which his Excel lency has transmitted to his Court, requesting fur . - tiler instructions. The reports of war havesince the end of January acquired additional confirmation. Even the garrison of Laybach has taken its de parture for Lombardy, and several regiments from the Hereditary States of Austria are expect ed to follow in the same direction. The advanc ed guard of the Austrian Army had already arrived at Trevesa. . _ 'We learn from Naples, that the PRINCE RE GE:s;T has ordered a levy of 14,000 conscripts, in conformity with a late act of the Neapolitan Parliament, which had received the Royal sanc tion ; and that in the beginning of this month, his ROYAL HIGHNESS was to set out for the Aliruz zes, to review the troops in those Provinces ; six thousand muskets, and four millions of cart ridges were ordered to be distributed amono. them. The affair of the Cardinal ArchbiAtop of NAPLES has created considerable agitation there. It occasioned very animated debates in the Parliament, which terminated i n the adoption of an Address from that Assem bly to- the PRINCE REGENT, > requesting his Royal Highness to bring that Prelate to trial for having preached against the Con stitution? a crime prohibited by the penal code. The decision of his Royal Highness is not yet known. • FRENCII FUNDS. Feb. 13.—Fire Per Cents B3 f. 35 c. Dank Stpck ......... We.understand that lixs MAJESTY'S Nav al Force is the :Mediterranea n is to be forthwith reduced: We bave rea 2 on to believe that, notwitllstaml ing the various accounts in the Foreign Journals, it is not likely that -Austria will commence hos tilities t NapleF, if 'moderate concessions are made cn the part of those who at present ad tninster the Governillent of that country. The KING of ....,apies; 'we are as::ured, does not mean to recede from the solemn _Declaration which he. made previously to his departure from his dominions, impsrti ng that he weull exert himself to thd utmost to induce the Allied Powers not to interfere beyond what the security of other States might render neces sary. We are assured, also that .any idea et aggrandizement ©n their parts, and of, any parti tion of the Country, is whoilv out of the gnestiOn. The utmost, it is allirmed,- that is intended z military occupation of the Country, till men of respecialitlity, and not a mere rabble, shall form a Government likQly to piwnote the welfare of the . Country upon a solid basis of political e ex. y ~ i PAIILIAMENTARY itocEEDINGsa. HOUSE OF COMMONS. - Veneris,•l6 o Die - Februarii, 18'21. ROYAL SCOTCH Butwils:"—Seiect Committee on this subject appointed, and former Petitions refehtd to it. Aps - ENc - E. - --Leve. 9f, to Mr. John Maxwell, for a month; and .k . r. Citaloner ; ten days. - NAVY EsTrmAT.Es.-- - -Freaented, arid ordered to be printed. olt D NAN CE DI T A. MY • AGII ?CULT URAL .DrsTnEs3,-Petition from Scarsdale corn- plaining of. DUTTES.—Petition of Al2rehants in Londoii in fa- vOur of. Was - Dow c-ounts presented, and ordered to be printed. cAtic-aLT u C N SOL E C u.; T 0 r • • 1. • } iLT V •)resented. . A Ltr.l - HTII 0T; 5T.:::3.—.61C(.. GUT! pretimt:•.d. FisuEnv,—pitto. • Itus;;;A -- LOA A U STI:3 AN liGAN.—Ditto. LoN•DoN . 110'17SE.—(Lastage and BFJlastage) Bill ordered to be brought in. WlO T OWS.—New Writ ordered, in the room of the Hon. Janes Stewart. ELECTION.—Truro Borough—Mr. G. Banks, Nominee for the Petitioner, and Mr:" F. Lewis ibethe Member—Committee, Mr. kleatlicote, Mr. Somers Cocks, Mr. Kinnersley, Mr. Di- Monteith, Mr. Lindsay, Mr. Honk's w.,:-tll, Mr. C.rttigirton, General Poveton, .21ir. Ilty;rockq, Mr. James, Mr. Martini... Loyd, and Air. Powell. - - HE B DQM E D A RY. SuNnAT,IS, Stin rises.s6 m. after (;,;,sets 4 in. after 5, 5 , -; m. ::Ter 6 aftertwon. - Moßt..vst ID.—Stitt rises . •ftite.r 'sets 5 :n. after 5,-- , Moon rises 2 in..afttr 8. Ditr,tt ton of Twiligu)t, I N. 54 ru. Ti; 3I . MY in. tkfter 6; st:tl7 fn. after 5. 7 /f I 1 0 us. after ti Wm3Ne-11)A rises 51 rn. after 6.; sets 9 in. after 5. r. after 10 trigtrt 2.--Stra rises 19 ;nun dist, 40 tn. liter 1 I •tu;lrt 23: - .—Sllll liSei . 47 after t 3; sets IS rn. after 5. SA; r!::1)AY c,f Gain. burn.----cun i ises 45 nr after ; seti !Sin aft4.s.—Moori rises 37 in. after Midnight fter 6; sets 11 n. after 7)IY HIGH wATEit , AT LoN - DoN BRIDc;E TO-MORROW. Aldeniug, vi tuittutt.s attar 1 Erciiiil 4 , 19 in i iitt.r 2 TO CORRE°.;PONDENTS. FT.AviA is unavoidatly pStponcti PRICE OF STOCKS THIS. WAY AT TWELVE OCLOCK. • X per Ccnt. Red. 72q 73 Bonds 3 er rent row' nil Ex. Bills, 2(1 . . 4 5 pr. 4 per Cents. • 9f Cons:for Aecount purCent. Nary Ann .-. 05-T,. TH mix; SOLE)I QUIS DICERL• I 7 ,II:SUAI AUDEAT . - LONDON, . SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17; 1821. i do m . FORtIGN TRADZ,--The only'witness examin,- ed 3 esterilay bY this Select COrmnittee was HEN.nY Usßort-sT, aiq., who, from,his.residence in Canada and correct knowledge of the-timber trade of . British NorthSmerica and the . , is enabled to give the Committee the most ..cor rect and valuable;. information on the subject, which we trust will bethoroughlfitivestigated in all its bearings, before the Government .come to any conclusive determination. upon it.--The Committee will sit again on Monday next, at one o'clock. We did expect. that the parties inte rested in the Baltic and. Norway trades,- Would have been e xamined first, as they object to the pre sent system, and that the British Interests would have been heard,, as it were, in reply to them ; but as we are assured that the evidence taken. before the Committee is not even to be disclosed by the Committee. themselves, we are satis fied no inOnvenience can arise.—We are sorry to confirm our observations of yesterday - , that, from the uncertain-state of this trade, very, few shipments are likely to be made this spring to the Colonies, unless the present• regulations are allowed to . remain in farce Until the commence ment of the ensuing year, when thenew system; whatever it may be, should. commence. • • Last night we received Frankfort Papers to the 9th instant, from which we extract the fol lowing article : " LAI-BACH., JAN. 30.—Yesterday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, the Thichess of Floredia, Consort of his Majesty the King- of Naples, arrived here—The Gazette of this plaCe does not say any thing.about the arrival of the Duke de .Gallo..The con ferences' as well between the Sovereigns themselves as the Mi nisters of'the Allied Powers now assembled here, are prosecut ed with the greati_it activity; and it- is supposed that the result of them will be sent within a few days to Naples. As a'inili tary occupation of that kingdom appears to be decidedly resolv ed upon in every case,! we are in • daily. expectation of hearing the news of die passage of our troops over the Po, whi c h h as already been several times - reported without foUndation.—lt was oii the Nth that - the &Totes of the Italian States were, far the first time, admitted to the conferences. They are, from his holiness the Pope, Cardinal Spina, Legate of I'3o - tow - at; from the King of the Two Sicilies, Prince Itoffo, Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from his Maje Sty to this Court ; from the King of Sardinia, 'Marquis. de St.Mar san, Minister for • Foreign.Ainirs and Count d'Aglie, Sardi nian Ambassador to the I Conrt of Sweden ;_ froM the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Prince Neri-Corsine ; and from the Duke of Modena (who is himself at; Laybsch), M.. Malga, Minister, ad interim." - SERJE.Is4"I:9NST.OICS COM3IITTEE.—The Mem hers of th 4 e — pl'O(ession are _ particularly anxious that this Committee should enter fully and ex tensively into their present practice, that the same may be correctly reported- to the Legisla ture. They, are also desirous that the inroads which have,been made on the profesiou, by some brancheS of it, in conniving at irregular practice, and by more extensive innovations by other per sons not belonging to it—should he disclosed — that-in future the youths of this Country, who are educated at a vast expellee for the Law—should enjoy those . advantages which the- men of the present day are deprived of, from the irregulari ties to which we have alluded. That,these irre gularities may be pointed out to the Public, we offer our columns_to the profession, 1 . 13 we did two years ago in the discussions which took place on the.subject.of " Certificated Conveyancers." The KING will hold a Levee on Friday next, at his Palace in Pall-mall. The SF.coNn Reading of the Portsrncuth and Petersfield Road Bills is fixed for Holiday next, the 19th instant. The Directors of the Bank of Austria, at Vienna, began on the Ist of this month, :Accord ing to previous notice, to_ discount Bills on Milan at 3-fifths, on Trieste at 1-fourth, and on T rent . at '2 -fifths per Cent. P vt. The Third Livraison of the new Edition of M, PANKOUCKE'S great work on Egypt is just pub lished, containing the following Plates, on a large atlas size : A I4TIRIIITIES.—The - Temple of Isis at Philx, more, re markable for the beauty of-its design and richness of sculpture,. than its size. This 'temple is entirely covered with bas-reliefs hieroglyphics of very masterly and delicate, workManship: those athich are engraved on this plate, represent the .birth and education of Horns, and other subjects relative ,to this sym bolical divinity. Two of the bas-reliefs have been designed by 1110 ITAr.L ANGELO' LANcittT, who has superintended the work since the death of -Cox T 17., and to whom we are indebted for the description of the Isle of Phiim. The City of Apollinopolis Zlaicna, now Elfou, contains one . of the most beautiful Temples oYEgypt. The great portico in front of it • is nearly one hundred and ten -fit high : an Al - rab villag•e is I.;tlt in the interior of the Court, and on file flat roofs of the building. The inhabitants live there pell mell w ith their cattle. The interior of the Monument is filled with rub bish,and dung, I\I9DERN:.CF.m.TTr . :Tur.s.-- - In the middle of the City o f Cairo is a large' ceMetery, called ,the City of Tombs. A por tiiy, of this vast inclasure• is represented in the plate, to give an idea of the magnificence of the tombs accumulated there. columns are of wli"ite marble, as are also all thosep:irts which are carved ; the palestals are of free-atone, the roofs are covered with - piaster .of exceeding whiteness, and the inscrip tins arc in gilt letters. `470 the north of Cairo, there are other ,Lces ":t apart the same uses, in which equal magnificence s 4 - it'plp : y:fd, • 'This : suite - of tombs extends nearly one league in ;;•7. IT I T 0 la - 17 717 iffrro of Egypti.---The Ram tad;- ••s• in this remarkable for the great I el' its weighs upwards of 84 . pounds.,-..The great Eagle. of i;o:ypt is aiso ih this Engraving. FILE I]li AS 0.-NII-Y. Mk.SONIC NO_TICES FOR NEXT Wl:Eti, Rlouth v, re(,. 19. LoNDoN. Nus.l, 8, ;4, 15, 22, 134,.293, 305. • CotINTaY. Nos. 20, 72, 97, 102, 219,311; • 360;423, 437, 509, 5?1, 524, , . 558, 5P3, 597,643, 71U. 20. LoNI,oN., Nos, 33, 42., 2 1 :6, 31G. - CouNTity. Nos. 87, 127, .130, 151, 167, 170, 18,4, 199, 285, 340,,3 S, 477, 53-2, 544, 451, 592, 640. • Sall , NEWg. DEAL, FED. I6.—Arrived and sailed for the Rirzr...thur Cincinnatus, Champlin, frail; Savannah. R - miain in til4 Downs - his Majesty's ships .Severn and Brisk.; and a tra.niipert from Portsmouth for. Deptford. ' • PcniTsmouwx, FED. 16.--AfriVed his 3lajcsifs. ship Hind from• a cruize. FALMOUTI!, FEB. 14.—Miled the Loi:d lri - pbart packet, with mails for America, and the follOwing . ve4selS for Lond - otr: —Ocean, 'Williams ; Nowal, Skinner ; Friends, • Eillor; Brothers, Jenkins ; Peter and - Rcbccea, A R , n ; Proitcroui, &holler ; Miller ; Heart of Oak, BOwer, Goldeh Grove, Snell ; Betsy, Gray ; Avon, Jones ; William and Ann, Jack ; Libanon, Blake ; Thfq - nai ; and Eagle, Radford: The Feronia, Fox, Which arrived fhin Ne w fonndland the It h instant, with damage, is diz,cliargiig , cargo to repair. Sc.ILLY; FEB. la.—The Auspicimis,D l - 4 , itt, f rojn L e% ,1 31 - 1 aterford, got on droek in New 1.-Irinls!y Ifatbour on 10Lit inst., by which she broke part of i er k to .n erius ; fici- Aor-c.6 water, and is nosy Qll her 1 aid it ,is expoctiA "she will he ;.;-ot off neat Critchol, f- to an•.d liikd with Seven Stones on the ,t., and broke off has Leen brought iu.4,0 Will sc;vc.: , i. ~l ~'l t!:::' in her hold ;—the cm .. _ r:.~..:.. Li ~ \ ... i ? , t - ' :i.-I•.'tftzlth' G'.:. (.. n~,x , .ro:::_r -- L':;YJEIL,II: .0 - xr ORD, Fm ,: i.:l Ch: ivh; I , laNtor t 649. ' . . \red:lnd:ly, 21. LosnoN. GrandtitewartrsLocfge,Nos.sg, ' 225, 309. . • CUVN_TAY. iipi. :A, 93, 10, lit, 124, 146, 164, 207, 229, :::39, :?'12 . , 463, • 581, .675, 711. • Thursday, 22. LuxuoN. Nos. 7, .82, 141, 142, 156, 21(i, - 222, - 327, 481. Grn. Com. Feni: Sch. at 12, • • Coi;Nru.Y. Nog. 43, 43,:51, 57, 110, 115, 138, 176, US, 2SJ, :184, 453, . 461, 508.545,7E66, 657, 670, 717. Friday, 23. I,oNnas. Nos. 431. CouNTior, Nos. 53, 236, 283, 573. Sattirday, 24. I.ONDoN. - Unux'ruv. Nos. 3'58, 412, 152. . 1 `.•;, I`),e-Pro,tols, 1!' : Roil) Ilru.s.--- - -There are several Road Bills before Pafliatnent, and it isof great importante that the pro Visions utile!' have been •at va rious times recommended by the Committee of the House of Commons on the High Ways should be inserted in them, to- prevent,, in future, those jobs which have so' long disgraced many- -of the Road Trusts in different parts of the kin - don, 'Fur Cr.micry.—Yesterday the Anniversary Sermon of " The - Society for the propagation " of the Gopel in Foreign partS " was preached at the Church of Saint-le-Bow, Cheapside, by the Lout) Etsnop of.PETi:a4anb.unit, before- the Archbishop of Canterbury-several English and Irish Bishops---Many of the Judges and Clergy, and the Lord Mayor; Aldermen, Recorder, and Sheriffs, and other officers and members f the Corporation of the City of London. His Lord ship's text was the fourteenth verse of the tenth chapter of St. Paul's Epistle to the ROITIS. the course of hiS discourse His Lordship look a luminous view of the great objects of the institu tion, from its foUrniation to the present time, and he pointedly alluded to the recent establish ment of Missions in . India, under the propitious auspices of that eminent Divine the Lord Bishop of Calcutta, of whom the Bishop of PRTERDOII.OiSGU spoke -in the highest terms of commendation. His Lordship also noticed the successful exer tions of the Missions in His Maje-sty's Colonies in British North America, and commended In most Affectionate terms the zealous labours - of His Brethren in those Dioceses. lle likewise con gratulated his hearers on the• prosperous state of the SOciety, and on-the beneficialeffects which will result from the additional means it possesses, from the great increase of its members and its friends, both of which we are convinced. will be aug mented if the Society will give more publicity, to its. proceedings, and publish early in the year its ;annual report in that compendious and cheap form as will enable its members extensively to distri bute it throughout the - United Kingdom and the Colonies. • Tjih THEATrtE.----Aftcr the Tragedy of Vir- . ginius last night at Covent-Garden Theatre, - a new FarCe, was, brought' forward, under the title of ifFigutre of Fun; Euenin g at Richmond. This F , arce, according to - report, is a transla tion from a French piece, entitled The • Au tomaton, and is supposed to have a reference to a' Farce represented in Italy, irk which an IllustrionS CharaCter was, the Chief Performer,. The opposition which the piece encountered may therefore, perhaps, be imputed_to political feel . , mS, - rather than to critical condemnation.. The piece, however, is to be brought forward again, and of course any thing exceptionable on that sup posed ground will be omitted. The Farce is attributed to. Mr. CorAa.vx. PATENTS 'OIL NEW INVENTIONS, Sc.—A Pa tent has recently been granted at Vienna for a new plan, which establishes an uniform systeM throughout all the provinces of the Austrian Mo- - narchy, regulating the mode of conferring exclu sive privileges for new 'discoveries, invehtions, anti improvements -in Arts, Sciences, and Alainu factures, with a view to the encouragement of the spirit of invention, and to stimulate the national activity to further improvements. The Armistice lately signed between Bom v.kn. and Mottur,o, is said to contain a secret article recognizing the independence of the States of Columbia. The report of Prince LEOPOLD having taken Lulworth Castle, Dorset, for a coutdry resi dence, is incorrect. The Prince difl„.in August last enter into a negotiation to that effect, but subsequently declined living in it. Mr. PEEL has now taken it, and entiors into possession at Ci tudent of' f'l,-: ; SFc);Tlx(j i;;Ti:; A • bet for 4 cou,. ty6ndinp - , between 3d Drakoon Cipar,'!i-, and I'. r. forinor utzdertak:mr a b; ; of an Oflicr of . 0;.;', . rider over a 472, 4-'O, 4y7, 5 - 29, 543, 5€3, I like manner. ~... : i " ' ~ • .. 1 , in a s • FlutiTlN - G.—ll. day, at the Kenna ; Saturday, at Kinglwood 4 iat.'. cmg W)tley ; at•Farlsy :':1'11-1.01,01I rear the Cz tie of TM - rin; Ci,ueen•s_s_. hare, with .ier couplO• of Harriers, th, Meaner, 31ackfield, Qaect's Cot: Mr. - Short, of Rorrie and seyo fiumirig the entiresbotiOius . Of Skerk, lcoc-n thence to the Ca.s . t,f,.t'of R. and,so on'tO the Ggstle of Eooler... uot than 12 iniles in 011 e hour IvAi -Mr. Shoft . seeing her .ricarly run do xn, headed s hounds., and. saved . her Journi.. i• ...~ J nin, ~' ~} iii!^ ;, ' 1 S;3k '?, k . C;! 1 - ; Letters•have been received - from (enoa; 3( . 1 'February, which st:'te, that there:have uo movements of the A nArian from Trieste, of the 30th January, mention, that , the chief citizens and merchants had heel) to La y- Inch- with an Address to the F4ipt.nlott, who Wat 4 expected a't Trieste, and .great preparations were making to receive the visit. A. Frivadrott or three , frigates and two sloops were expected from Venice. . The GA Veteran Battalion, now*quarterpd at Sheerness, at.e under orders to march to Efibl burgh, where they are to be disbanded ; avd-arr" to be replaced at Sheerness by the, 71st jl&gi" nTent of infantry. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held A t tit° East India House, when Captain W. ]liar l: w 35 sworn into the , eurnmand of the shiti, Ilereford shire, consigned to China direct, Not - EL CASE.---The next.Assizes,for a rteigit!" !wining County will, we understand, introdn° l to the Gentlemen of the long r:.,'oe a use`"' and singul ar case , w hi c h , i t is imagined, will "- ford much scope for legal ingenuity and discV sion. The question at issue is, whether the u e fendant, having, it is alleged, by fraud and arti fice, inveigled the plaintiff into a marriage 1 . 06 ' his paramour, is punishable an action for deceit ? We are inform4,d that the particular case alluded to is attended with some aggra vating circumstances ; one is, the fact o f t h e b r i4's advanced pregnancy at the time of her marriage, and her c,onsequent accoochement in.iess than. five months afterwards. We .3 N T N o r e rn h h e t a g r i tte t i . arties. are re 'le. Some time since we stated a sing"Tar rPnce which took place at the Stoel. of a countryman selling out stock to the 4 113 ", i... e d far before d of his t, ro pocket hundred of -14001. ; all of which sum h e had not proc" L i a r ev nas was olfered for the restoration of the notes, bat to no effect; la,nd .vas s An edi4te but the Bow-street officers ascertained that th e notes were sold for 3001. A negoCiation, it said , re c e ntly took place ; the holders required 3,2 to restore the 4,`200/.which the loser would not a gr to ; -at length, the purchaser of th e above offered them ,to the optner for whichsool. whic cordingly was agreed t o , an d a meeting toot:1 313 3 last Saturday mo rn i ng in-Brixton-fields, bet W ee the purchaser an d owner of the Dithk 7 notes• - i , The purcha s e r h e ld i n h i s hand the itielltic„4l". small red pocket-book ' containing the four 10uu"; Imo notes, with the odd, hundreds, and the owner Q 1 the notes held in his hand a 5001. note. :some trifling conversation,: a mutual exchang e took place, agreeable to . both parties. NV n the owner of the property had got safe possession 0e it, he drew a pair of pistols from his pocket, aar; ing im me di ate l y " g o your way hone, and - r 4 go mine ;'' each taking a different direction' %Os ma. Yesterday morning, Mrs. Vcnn, of a '°°' still-born. Thorgday last, at St. Savkur's, Southwarlc, Dudley, Isla. merchant, of Loudon, Son o f . It, tale Dudley, Esq., of Croat', near Clonmt I, frdand, Sophia, second daughter of Jo*eph Es • . of (*ror.Jun. , DI%D. • . On Wednesday last, in his t.;711i year, the Rev. :fa, Lirlds3Y' D.D., of Grot'e-hall, 11,iw, in the county of Aliddleie%t "P -wards of • 3:5 years Alinister of the Pirsll-stetian I 'l" ti"' Monliwell-street. . . • tzr os" "Woe' day, Ales. Pack, of Upp er Grafton-street, 1,1 , -,. c square, widow of the l a t e Christopher . J'.scL , hsq-i "f ii i )' Thantes-street. • . . a t LONDON: Printed hp J . B. CARSTAIRS. of No. SP, r* Ortnot , e 1-6;icktre l-street (1.1 r • • 1 . 1 lb% ; pu ) • SCRIPPS; of No. 7, - South Molt - on-street, at THE A j ite c t s k , i e s Ten ts de' /P a I