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, r 1" , a , 9 ~. ~$ ~. Co 1419!4 lo . lo I 0 as T S U N. ONDO IV. MOMPAY, MAY 6, 1811. ciTy OF LONDON TA.YERN, - April* A T a Numerous and highly Respetiabl IVIgET iNG neki tilts Day, in pursuance of Public Ativer. • tisement, I OHN WHITMORE, Esq in the Cbair, The tollowing ResolutiOns - were unanimously adopted:— I. Revived.. That the uniform, good, and patriotic con. duet of 04 POrtligUeSe Nation, during the French and the consequent Suttiiiittgs of a great proportion of „that Brave and I..upd. Peop . l6, entitle them to the Benevolent Consideratitlit • and All#lStitriCe ut every Individnal in this tanpire. ; • 2. Resolved, That this Meeting. feeling most sensibly the Distresses and Wants of the uutortunate SuMrers ; and, convinced that the Vote of Parliament,, although liberal, is not adequate to the HUITI2IIO 11110111011, is anxious, not only tocontnbute intlivtdu.diy, but to recommend, in the most general and efficacious manner , an object 42, truly benevolent and praise.worthy. J. Resolved, That a general Subscription for this pitritose be n'Av opened, and that aire di lferent Bookers of this Metro• polls be requested to,receive Subscriptions. . . . .• . 4, Resolved, That, tar turther promoting such d es i ra ble Objet, a Committee be,now apponded to soli ,it Subscrip. Cons and superintend the appli d'cati tao the on of th Ban e s k ome ,• Engiend, in and that all M o n e y-received shall be paii of the Name-of the Chairman, anti three of the Committee. 5. That thel.:lntuttittee do consist of the following Oen. *men : • iFor thortames of • theCentlemen who form the Committee, vide several of our former Papers.] 6. Resolved, That these Resolutions , with a list of Sub.' scriptions, be published in the London and Provincial. Pa ' vers. 7. Resolved. That the Chairman be requested to call a General Meeting hereafter , to report the amount and appli . . tattoo of thenioney received. 1.. WHITMORE, Chairman. The C 114411130 having left the Chair; the Thanks of the Meeting WOO 0101011000aly voted far his very able, ilisiti terestol, and patriotic. ,eandutt in this general c a use of hu manity, - • Books being opened, the following Subscriptions were re ceived t--•' Amount of Substriptions'advertised . . £ C34,27s 2 \, Subscriptions since received :—. . 1 arries Brown ..,,,„; ... . s, a Mrs. Mouritoncy.,_, ~ 1 2 M. Slater. Esq. o s o Sikes, Smirh„and Co. too 0 1. B. Creswell, Ext. R obert Clerk, tsq.: ti `s o ter ' .: • • soo o ' Charles': Grant, sq. ••r o - , 1. Heyvvood, Big. '' too 0 of Eichies . ~ e 24 o 2 Hurley aild.langhant 20 0 WOOCibitle l' alig Gor h 10 0 Francis Koper, Item- ll'ournier and hill ~ 10 10 Samuel 00114111s00 25 0 Wlll. Edward, jllll. to 10 Tod, Spencer, and Co, to t o toltn tlOll l3 '• so to F. Menet anti Co. sn S. G rootnbrivige to 10 0C10.141 j e haliaur 21 0 Minet and l'ecier 100 OT. Laos ey. Est 2s o A A . • t• I' Woodbridge, Dyer, and Luder linos, 1- 7 sq, it o 1 Co. . to to R. Ittor.well, Esq.. 26 5 I Samuel Welch Ripley. vii*, an CO. SO i Thas. Chetham Stade, 5 5 W. floilier . . c a Esq. - - .•10 i 0 I v, Moody '. • . 50, WilititokGould "2 2, .1'09,01,1bi11V,1 IVICC 50 o' Itoraert •Iluntsr. 5 ° 1. 4; roomornsge. 10 10 lic.iiili,:y', I.4IiCS, atilt) 52111t1:1402,,' liilNlaph,.. i' Co. • - • • ' 2i 0 and SaritierSol l so 61A. D. ', •, ~ 2. o Mr. Thom... Rally to to iA. B. t u Captain 14.. Lambert, , Ir . all Caurtoun ' , 40 1 R. N.. - 5o I Whitshed l' ,. .eette, Faq. to , o Right Hon. R. Pole Mrs. iltry, ‘Vingfram 10 10 C2reW - It) 10 101111 AO:111S and Son so o Mrs. f trepor, Bath ro a Thoo.,Snow anti Co. • . 50 o gi_gitt ' Bon. Charles Thos. Snow, jolt. .so ' o Yorke • . too o lohn Whitfield . J o to C. pintail, Esq. by P. C. M. 3 ° lanes • . ~.. so to Raikci and Newbury 5z to );Curt.Eciwato olii,li to 10 Itgay 4011 Cllllslophilt. sz to Pilesbm`r.l.ot aittiSciti 21 e• BrandrainT ,rrn tn piean N u n. Mrs. lt otite s c and IP. HillAry to so Continental • Society, ames eut. ii. 10acktcY, by Sir Chas. Frier, Li Bart. ~ 10S ,p, y w 2 2 NIC In- Powor, m I ' 1 Mid. Miss Slackley I 1 it iCtiint ' lar TllOl4lOl Lane • to to Mr. I. L.. Curing 10 u BrnYvite‘ and Bril l d at o Mr. S. Parnther to t o %Vilishire, Boltoii, awl ClPouglas a nd, Shawe 5z t o WOSt . - IN le C. B. Wollaston„ Esq. 5 ci UniverSity of Cain- 'I he Daughter of a 'de bridge, by the V ice. ceased Portuguese . Chancellor • 300 0 Merchant, ;Kr MCSIS. W21121' S4olt, .f.sti. COX, Merle, .44 Copy.nioncy al the Co. ' . f Poorn of Don ita. , It 11. Blackburn &rick • toy ,0 NI oVot. lie bolds Corderat 5 5 Parish of Isetißmt,Mid• Wm. Caslon, put. 5 .0 (newt. Messrs. T. Coutts and , Rev. Dr. VV,ltittleld t a . too a Rev. 1)r. Curtiss t o Co. The Matquis o f licit. P. H e nders o n, Esq. 5 5 1 ford ~' t.,3 o R.Hatchet 1 o Lady . 0 2. u W. Sirctborit I. A. Nottuler - 2 a ie .• SIWItiOIII o A WM. Mu rdock 21 o r VI• ' It C:4: it 1 1 ) Notion Mayer Roths- V. tiarvey t o . I • M or i ng • 1 o child count Zenohlo • W. W. . t 'II. lieyritan, Eery. , . 50 0 101[1 M SCOTCilitit, Secietary, 33, Mark-lane. "further Subscriptions will be received at the several hankers in the Metropolis ; and at the Bar of the City of Lointoh Wi Citt, ; Lloyd's, lohn's and 'Tom's Collet. houses; and its the ditTcrent partss4'e Empire. N. U. A Meeting of the Committee will be held at this Mouse, every 'Tuesday precisely at One o'clock, where Sub scription and information will be thankfully Noticed. ANNUM MAILS. ), tv ir - r Lisbon, Gueukay, r jersey, a DUblitl, xW a color. z Cacti; D r s. üblin IWa ter lord, cIP STOCKS' 11411 DAY Al . , IWsLVX &CLOCK. 0 0000 • al • 6 o suLt,m quis YhLSYM Atliiki Ilia following Bonatio wssailiawn yestarday a►t tot.Jarriaiil)4l,i‘e:, se Windsor Castle, M.ly 5, iSi t. " Ijtsf MAJebTir COAtillUeS tag° on,well." . . (Signed by the hire Physicians Last night LlOGLePaOt.9latiel Itsveorms, of the 7 tot Regiment, arrived at Lord Livanrooh's Office, hi Downing-street, with Dlbpatchts from Lord W Ltbrorotr. 14'a Lordship hid been at Elves, where Lo had ail interview with Cdr/. lisuzgrosp, and also bad communications with Generals BLAKE and Cat *r.tecs, when we presume the plan of operations in the Stith of Spain was agreed dpou. }iii Lord ship then returned to the North, andlesomed the ommand of his ovin Army. The return of Lord WILIAANGTON gave rise to a report at Lisbon, that the enemy had made an attempt to relieve Almei outda, 1.... beiitve that the report was wholly with foundation: Colonel \VA•reas, who hlacle his es cape trens the enemy, states, that MA,Siatik's was in a dep °rabies conditioß.---that- the 'infantry were without shoes, aud that the cavalry was re- duced to gout) tnen. • Badajoz is strialy invested, and it is supposed cannot hold out long. The Dispatches from Lord WELLINGTON are dated the tisth ult. There arc also Dispatches from Mr. STUART, at L►sbon, dated the 28th ult. ; ' but they cor►tain nothing but .the of eial details of the surrender at 011VCUZE. /loserican Papers to the 21st March have been reeeiied.. They contain Jr repetition of the report' which we know to be unfounded, viz. that a large French fleet has made its appearance in the West Indies. These Papers were brought by the Eliza, which sailed from Charlestown on the 31st ' The / Captain states, that three days previous, to his departure, a French privateer, chased by a British cruizer,atained shelter in that port. His Majesty's ship had not permission to enter ! ! The Nlowing is the account given of the sup tosed French squadron : " CHARLESTON, MARCH 28.—8 y Capt. LVAH, 01 the schooner Greyhound, arrived yesterday in Hamp ton Iloads,, 15 days from Porto Rico, 'we learn that, it was reported at St. Thomas, that a strange.tleet of six sail of the line, and several frigates, had been Seen to leeward of St. Croix. This information wait I brought to St. Thomas on the, t 2t) of February, by a packet from St. Croix.. Atritish frigate esine oft the harbOur of St. Thomas, and confirmed -the in telligence that a fleet loa : been"seert in the West In dies which-was ndt British. It v.'as al,o reported, that a fleet of.six or seven sail of the ke of British ships,. with 3000 troops; .work at Bitaratit)ai, des tination not known." We have received Cortnna 'Papers to , the- tath ult, but they bring very little riews„' ankle frntu Salamanca, dated the 3ci iitatesi . tht French •Offieers of all ranks, and suldi'et . s, continued tu - ai rive there, nn their way to France, on account of their Wontlds or of sickness, The General of .Brigade and Colonel Litriltßß, Adjutant to MA$. fittl3A, had arrived-there, having; as it was reported, quitted the army without portAssion. We this morning received Portuguese Papers of a ato cute, trout which we hove made several ex 1861S. Saturday, about "one 'o'clock, the *lmams Apr° Cara had an audience of his Royal Highness the PKINCE .Homer, at Carlton-House, and laid bslore his Royal Highness the proceedings 01 sole Ccurts" Martial. - The Duke , of KENT has for some time past - m ade arrangements, by which the poor children his regiment receive the benefit of education. on Mr. Late eastea's, plan. Two hundred ,soldiere in his battalion have also been taught. to read and write. On Friday another supply of dollars was received tit the Bank, from Birrtfingham, and immediately put into circulation. It is said • that. Marshal Beesieotto, in „reconnel tring on the Guadiana, had been nearly, taken poi. 6011erby the enemy. The base and cruel occurrence that took place a few days since at•Newmarket, is the subjett or ge. neral conversation and surprise among the fretwenters of the Turf. Several. , h ones vitae entered for the Claret Stakes, and, as usual, were taken . out in the morning (Thursday) tor ,exercise. They all drank, es we understand, at tine watering trough. Some time after they had been waleted, six of there were obsetved to- stagger, and then to roll :threat la the greatest agony. One (pirouette, hClotiging to Lord Foetty) is dead, 'She was the • favoinite, anti had been baektd with high odds. On examining the water tough, it was ,found that the water leid been poisoped. The horses were the property of Lord KiNNI.III/1, Sir F. STANDISH, and Mr. SITWK.L. Suspicion has attached upon One of the jocliics•—•A large reward has been (deed for the discovery of the perpetrator of this infamous deed. • Last week as Ca o tain W. Foliate, residiig in Geeige.street. Lublin, was standing at. his &wt., a &tone of r,Blb. weight, which had heeifhlown tram a quarry, fell . 6n his head, and - caused 'his intdediate death. The. Medusa frigate the Hon. Cant. Bout/cute, a ttached to the squadron under Lord "AintUt.l3 Bakecesec; which biockades Cherbourg,' 'misread of the Mole, Gape. KaToe, The Mole and the .Narcissus, the : Hop. Cape. AN eta ER, go' to 'Green land, to protect the ftsheriett, • Setns CORPOAATION.—The Members of this truly excellent Institution assembled on Saturday last at the Annual Dinner in .celebratioo of their Spring Featival. The Duke of CLAIIMJCP. %iiati in the'Chair. The Duke of..KANT, and alone Nohleinen and Geri. , tlemeu were resent. The Dukenf •CLARRNCE in return for time compliment of drinking bisheitth, addressed tite companyle a very, spirited speech, in which he bore testimony to the gallaturY of the Scotch, which, in the course of his professional liks, he had often witnassad.. He spoke also highly' iii favour of the Institut ion , and concluded with pro posing as a: toast The Duke of KUNT and the Scotch Royal," The h e - with which the toast was received induced the puke cif K R NT wise to address ther'eompany. He paid many com pliments to, the, heroism of the scotch, sa i d profess. ed his zeal for the 'interest of the Cerporation.--- Many patriotic and loyal toasts were g i ven , nod the day passed with groat festieq. o I?WiaVES.E PAPERS. -~,.. LISBON Aram 28.--.10111 'MILLINGTON - 114.5, re turned to Alnieida, and Marshal BERGS Otte to Ark - dajoz, to condua the siege of that place, , His troops remain beyond the frontiersi , watch ing. BLAKEi . . With 7 or 8000 Spaniards,. has ' landed . at• Ayanonte, and is titl the route for Elvas; to place trim eif ;pier Lord WELLINGTON'S coMmand. — Colonel tIIANT and his Militia are,in Porto, 'Don JUAN hasi taken one of MASSENA'S AldS-Cle-Caalp.* The hussars and 16th took Sou LT _and DALLmaots' baggage.' , LisDorf, Aran 26.—Official intelligence has ars lived from Elvas. In the army of Beira nothing pew has taken place. Letters from Coimbra, sap that the fortress of Almeida has surrendered to the allied army, but not in a positive manner, and cer tainly tbli iutelligence 1):46 not been received officially I either at El as or Lisbon. The French 'have evacuated Lerena, and retired by Guadalcanal towards Cordova. In conseveoce of this, the whole province of Estremadura, with the 1 exception of Badajoz, is adually delivered from the evenly. • • in Elvas,therare rnakng preparations fur irime diately, stnding thirty pieces of heavy artillery 'and obuses to at against that place. 1,16R0t, AP RIL 240-4ntelligence transmitted from the neighbourhood of Almeida under date of the 14th in.t. Colonel. WaTeas, who was taken, prisoner in reconnitring near. the Coa, made his escape' froM 'Salamanca, overcoming the greatest difficulties and dangers, and has•alreadY arrir ea the Portuguese' territory. He states that the re mains of the army of MitS3ENA, was in a most de plorable state, the intantry were almost .411,wis1iont` shoesi and very Uaaly eintited,,ond the cavalry so. reduced, that it did not amount to 2000 horses fit for actual service; the mortality in the hospitals of Safamanca during the last three months. was ex traordinary. . • .A great part of MASSEN4OII soldiers are expelled in toe hospitals, in Consequence of 'the great priva emus:and hardships WhichrtheY endured fram Santa rem to Salamanca, a distance of not less than 70 Purtnguese, or 100 French leagues, which 1 they marched with thebayonets it their. backs; acress a country which denied them all resources. Nor' only Almeida, but also Ciudad Rodrigo, is: bloCkaded. Pert of our troops have passed . the Agtteda, and we have a considerahle • force in Sante Spiritus. Er.vas, Avail. BLAK2 sailettfrotn die; and disembarked in Ayamonti . end Cartaya t with 7000 men. It appears that he will combine his•operatious with the Allied Armies. A . part of the Cavalry of (hie latter, had rrinteS in Zaire a con siderable French cOrpir, principally' cavalry ; Although we'do not exaaly knoW the detail's of. this it is said 200 dragoons were made prisoners. .. LisnaN,..A.r 20.--Acording to accounts froth Lord Was.rrtsarroN arrived in that place on the 21st instant; at two o'clock in the afternoon. He was received by .the Civil and Military Autho:. cities, with all the sentiments of veneration and re 'sped which so illustrious a General inspired ; - the rityhing of bells and discharge of artillery announced his bnppy arrival. An immense concourse of peo ple ran to the head.quarters, who wished to see the restorer of the kingdarn of Portugal'. His Excel- Wiley had the goodness to iihevt, himself, and re ceive with kindness so just and sincere sentiments, which are those at the whale Nation, . . • • The hero at Talavera and .Buseco, has,the felicity to unite ; the palm of. viaory with the crown of vir tue, to defend the anted cause of legitimate Save reigns, and the independence .of free nations.. He is without a Stain upon his glory, and for this cujoys the Veneration.and esteem of all-men. At night the city was voluntarily illuMinated,.' and the' following day. • his .EsxcliencY M.arallal.Ranesfoan arrived to pay his compliments to Lord WSLLI . I4OTOI4.' APRIL 25.--Copy of a Letter from his Eacellency the Marshal, Commander in Chief, Sir W. C. Benesaoan,, to his Excellency. Signor Poe MIGUEL PEREIRA FOILIAS. bIOOT EXCELLENT SIR, t have,the honour to dire& your attention, for the information of his August Royal Highness, to the accounts have received of the exemplary loy alty, zeal, and valour, of 'Jlie meritorious inhabi tabts of the town of Campo Major, who, on every occasiOn, have not only shown the best disposition, and most decided love for their Sovereign and their oeuetry, but have aetually mad. a most glorious defence, on which .account I recommend them to you, as deserving to receive from his Royal High ness some public testimony, which may serve as a reward and monument of their loyalty. " I liketwise have ,the honour to recommen4 to his Royal - Highness, the Governor and Serjeent, Major of Eoginevrs, Don J. J. T 4.3.411 4) who 1W ~,.._,, fortunately baying been. made iirisoner of war, esti. cl not be pr m?ted, but his behaviour was so dews , . i"` ?age Om. it would be ben just that hu iholi ' t". k, f'c."4:llY.o •a' PiAlie testimony of the atom of.bii . .., Sovereign; , ~, cl agD, ". GQd preserve y our Excellency. flea - C. s " Marslarand Coniiianticr in Cii,yi." " H‘lad QuarterNierominhA, April e ln comequence of this I,lt r 'the Itereey Ai* ' , , reaed that in futu re she town arCaropo g, of shall be tlenorainated the loyal and brave town 01 Carnpb IThijor, and th at it should hove for it have ols Mono, f' Loyalty :ILL! Valuur.". The iitgeney i ornMed to li-ornate Don JOSE? : p TALOA 000 as be TeLIOCIS his liberty. at\il.::(lo,ical,noin.lll.o),,.e.mtai:rl,4lll:,,et'.2i‘i:iimbtilid)libdel.aeleyiinini...igp'llB,llsoTlCiolArti°l'epetinl,\.S.l6ll:iet:l4tßitribw:ge,rat:sys::::ol-I:4ll:o.l;at':er:tid. tQl`lte:vir.,,eluer!:t' , .............. t ktitteellor, the Duke of IVlOn!roSe., Emis Winctvl.- lefl_.'snd Aylesforcl, and the Master o f t he rolls Ca , ' of 0 F t on. !, 11, eTta,ica:sluseeacKicni.,,:ilF,ibotbiliugl.e)e:drsitt loowrireic)rei were ntutiiisile,fie'ragr:e:difoolirriltne,7l:ll;tift4titihe,:i..,., .:, Pr_etence of beer{ The King's walking was 1:1°;t"nr:tertIrl:::::(171131:1'; ..,' ‘- auti ja___l_ot.'i'Lltiliratitiilicic'i,e3i-stiaaielailgaoc:ol:.ttiliten'.:y. Aaittsliai'emprafe:idiceoeoicnri,naut°l•o4l)(l,.treiiniol.tirrmtlinef t . r l f9eon e cu ' iliy r imtirfit o gti oc:odicilt,dc:ais;ol.l asict:lb:lo,s.da,tilbektyatosw,lntileill,i,liseiv:ectia,t;:eudjej l'/i,ifticiti:ro::: the Queen's Ceuncjl.'. klii IVlPj‘ity Caine Of Oil, ti Ccbgiplittriciest4ill\if:,,,,g)litt‘t,etg.loewl.).,4e;itirelT,,ait.in!wtilipikn&Q.eleitinled'dlanattittvetitt,cci.eryrlistorilneilisnl:vullatt:ienonotdetiturihirbrsaenireupYLsdltitrakircellitegeariisitfi fur his one' I::: vro n l a b ) c . t e c t i lt i l •i ° i t !' i c l i , : l ic t :: 6 ; e t : t i l ' al l ' e o `',: t. ,!; 3 , l : : :._ the posed,..l.lt,vproceed : 4 cE 4 etytioe:ltt:it,ohdili(nbenewienrge eFingisagielicl'wje:lll.l:' dilitdel:tinr:74 :brglar,d. • nrst-named , . . • i 15M0...............00.0.11. 0 .0111• 11. . tenalt *l,a . , .purpose .of .le Of Pau , .st week, Mrs. TucrtsY, Wife ' ps . 4%)a; ALLaII., 'Seci at Portsmouth, .Ladies wetirfciroatii Niti:nrelei).l'l., "tl;:re'tei;,fu.(4 ca the , where their husbatidti, are confined. Afta l' e ' ' l f d ef vitaditted at Murlaix if3or°r.clie:invegaell: tfloier pda:P4P3:l.'!d""‘l'oa;:i ~. Nilargn).dt:)hicofdttrcuilehlirlisrin:estnTuv6°lnerviolia:itenithr°l,llCiineitsviliatb,nilsiriolnrgae:ltg..te:tl)'l.,(fillaile.44:.lutlicii:grwl,aitic,eiatiStse.fit'rilr,,iovit'il',;.:,l'rolcccitr::op, I covers ll3llaeYrrteQ°t ti r : l3ed h reu e r:w m ild74 a il l enci i g Aeb n i t: :n . Sil t ; ttCO bb°6l3:(ll°Cilit:lllilaaadr4dBa%trill:e'llii:ilct°.'lll:l,tl(il'l:Slllhrrietrit:4: i t illt'li: 19$ treatment of the )prisoners whom hie ° t) " .-‘ '.. • iI tit. Thevefopnl:ol7l.dri.gwietlxtietlip(i)reeio.i pieettetecrr licr,oix..l:(o,il., -war. ha ,er in General •lit BESFOan'S diViitioo, 1 1 4 7,„ t „,,t. lieve, the latest inteih-e weiroin oar soil ti, t charter : r id OPT' cl tt w dtialris werp.:B:eallairpi7rriinlse°e.d4;asZt Irtii'cll:°LtZ:gibliol°:63tret-risFinPit'eji:nriolc)lollinAr-iii4Pre'sti:ii:lcerlcilie':;l:etel:l:l;l c9nlPletely, killing their cotnaltand4 ~,iii'orvi" • taking three. Officers and near goo nte, a together with all their horses, and atsol.oo,ro.r Complete. They laid' come to this pig' or s gr . lofts, and, as we entered , the town, 04 :, t o bit. spa II i r e 1 ,0 I I:3ll:l4e3rd°;:.:s,lyi)a:iocitillijalobuieirosC:o:mpairtlitC.:lirtiar:i:esso:i°liir`h,,oc-:11101:0:111iiie::..4°.:.‘ .. t l iwscl e pialpo W l,3staurdeitsflinial d tzc.i a iuitte y aii.iwlak s ,...‘es , ria . :i i l wal i ci a lei : do t t ei g te nob.iiceotent:rebi:suf Li!.di vviiiedsiri6oYl3;ajocas(caiLjt:::ii:o,:i.s, iuvi 515 i l l ,i)0 1: 00 : e1 : :: : : , , ;„ :1 , . amount to nearly 30,000 MO : ttie '''''' n . 00 ,1 0 ; 1 (BlartdlhlEsu)tegrisi wilt s advance'ne s 'near to u: 6 , oSiet l:ltaidn'o'°i"l:d.:'it:b'de %i fi: ' t c: : l a the assistance of General Grattan) On t , ot of I ' 4 South _ puSpahionp.e W m edirutiv;e bilelnCirtlenc''l:tll9,l,,°::;il;l' „sorit.. , bit 'tlme, but yesterday we carne int° 9;,ettottl 01,4, 6011 p, 25 there is always a great rels hi ‘'' ~,,, I,Vd ore oily waiting foyrit:ireitltmlefiaYeif;PTial.iitatgollafilnt;:wv:;ilociowlaelo:iiirei:;:ibtaol)::::, I ); ',, loPg.canipaign of. t.'" ; •. ' 4 .„ r If f i "" 1 I disP3 ilig o . We are happy to learn too 0 tia:. ~0ii,..1 Court of Direetors, bioogitt .wilitoy yr ' or ie packet, state. thilt the; grOtOt "'''illlitabilOtetoti at the Isle ot France, and th't 11 w i,;elt lo a c ootr opPeiliartcfeer6o.lrlysTo nrheleCe ousn;:cigipll e s, s i 11(1)tf o ti '. :v t e l a t t e r ,i iciolift'itilleheileiloi:litlliaoshtillilv..,:‘,clti,, with reinforcenientsfront.frattu°' l '' , • .1 e ° , pla - ' , t received.. • , '''' Netv 0 '''' ,i , The 'foitndation-etone- of th°,cl;,. no t Yor Vauxhall, , w ill - be laid tlf 111,,L7,.115iii IPC ~., consequence of his Royal D.,ii`t;',:iti,,o 1 ,) 1):y; 0 , , , Atttloti , ha% ing signifit'd tn , ‘ ''' „ 0 , e , i1..1q c al , : at the ceremony, and to lay the ;,00. l'holvll o. rations a re making' for his re't•,:i ,1!il viiii,,,,;t,ei, darli, Which is .270 feet i ,i ll e: 10 "!' t i ) OW,' i " a ! PO / space within, be -conveve, ",' (to oporil'.. ot, A il ‘; and so :irratiged 0 to aC,Cottir2lo.,,.. frreiva,i, 001, PPrtolls with seats' to w'stness Itt'`'o,,,,iio''.',,ijoyet whom Can only be odolitted 4 o f 00 L.d,utri,ifo the direolien vi the Cotner:4o.e,, ow ~, ttl!,er err' Cards of invitatiOn • ligre, numb Itie r of `tTi ,M,,a; Officers of, State, and i0tt..1',.0, the J,„, o ' ,:i guished Personages; ' 'also '. 1 ne st :it t ,' it ',/, i Sheriffs, Ike. kiis itoyal PiAl 0, o t 0 1 ' to sol. go on board the AdinitahY'facf LI $ (it )OJ. w hich place he will be recettv. 'he cafgat:l/,',), or I, of the Cornmittee on behalf °') :„, ;hie , t,'l,.' 0 s tfi t tepti,ed by . them to tvt r;iijoaed t" ccfemony is intendal t 9 'he ' superior CleglitlCe. 4