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reefs or perpetnale, ,on account of loang,' it 2 , l ' e iT i t lcreared kr pioportiOn to the incretse of t.t)4'retite ne, we might fairly,.netw.be....cthisidered is .11416 g tattier ttieatig ut fininee than wire'lroiseiti64,.al P!'"e' eddig.ptiauds.. A,strialler addition :to ti* eilistit , ')g, axes woald carry. of through more years'J'Pl .'tir on Om at many of these -former periods ;. in which xperienectiOw'pernins Os to say, in contradietion D the predictions of the moment; our taxation had l ' °l " arri ved at Illo'height b e y on d which,. it could iar,‘'sell be culled." • . Batlie,e-lre in facl 't'atiti l l s; ,CfrchtnstanCes in'our present wh dr. woula icluove us very far front .. I PP'el'ensiolt, a l though it were admitted that ,we 3a'l' l tikl ont, at this moment 111 , readily increase oixr reved nnen 'lse as these are, the unmortgaged pro miititi 1. grear, "v t'll ''c' ' ' e'ry far iihired beyond lei mer ex- In 'his vury year, more than twenty-two millioasa!e raiaed, which might, Withoot even the mPtllat i"e ot a 'breach iil tall) with the public ciedi. 'Pr,. Cviihout ittgi.Aii 'IN wi t h om unr.e t at,,}.. pirliatnentary pledge, Itea t ofging in 4 ny: del;ree 'tti.on the sys t lit t: sinkhig fluid, he used as -fu n d s for r-ais ""°oq that .It is slit, With a vie A , of recommending tlee cataitpropriinett and' tar 'axes, should be so e,EnilPtled, that I, Mention them in 'ails mantieri :' Piece ‘ery ~,hstantial reasons against such an ar h,,t'll'onl. But I Mild that, ill a generAl view, • '', Oentry can c:.arcety. be said to labour under grtit liiimic,al ddlient ics, 'which, b , sid• s .06'1'.• ill. '''' l oo ftu- its üblt • d bts and et% d esiablisti . 14 'iti. a,id its public a L tun e d of. redemption ne:lo3 0,,,,,i . . . : d i *ti a fiftieth pir, ot tiie debt, posse;ses an ad ,u'",''lcv-itue not far . oil of that which is so. i l 'P l 'ed, :ilk more 'pirticular application of this Il'i 'l't ha i. tiiii, i —to shew that we have the ale t al " '' Pofop:.:ning.fre.ll taxatitin Y--A giving t() thou g h t utirrviiu ‘ lr i e " . 1 Idliq naoie'ot r,pose, it 'it shield be ' O 4l ili..y have 1.o: as vet recovered their licrowt.,, checked, as it is supposed to have been, by ill iiie sues o. lute ire€ll6' , . v, 4 l : lli ghi alerefore b: conceded, that the ' revenue ..,....i ')., , 1609 or 1810, susceinible!otalconstder--: uvu'e lackase. 'Vile same might be graiited.dutiog 4 44 ' iii:'' d. Vile iucceedinq years, We have still u r l ''''le- ,, 4 „ 1 , 41 °t c ii'/Yil•g ott the war fur the lon f l i ' , '",' ()(1 ; and fwe fear, that at its exPl'ia um- %-.l.,ittri 1101' ret u r n t o a sioroutt sYstein of ei l i 4 i 'l ,;'' '(' '' , in . a few years to restore our finan nitile.)„-114:01), we must shift' our eyes to all expe- , —1444 tsPeciall ti.)- the history of the present ou.tei, • Y lint I n „, 1 . . • '"' "ere plitlllig an extreme case; all I re /Juke is C., ,Ahitit be borne in mind, that it a'_ltttlt ) Iv,.4,,Atviiin,t lie„ce iry,j., I,4eltion he . really necessary, t „ ''"ve ample and unprecedented facilities, of con ,, :. '"uelg that system. of forbeatancS.. •, '.. .-..., i It t , . .- • ' • t ie.. tat naY posstbiy he' ohjtqied,- that :it oppesiug , ) „ 4 a1 , - ,; el t; eut lel. Lord Uri y I have proved too ,itmel), 11 ;;" ' 641 (by reawning. 'wo u ld • I.•ad to' the cooclu -I.44'thdt 111- iesources of finance see inexh.ate,:iole. vie w of I wilt n'ot rhaintain, tan tit any , ton ! 01 the subject would-it be tiet.essnry ; but I : ` el lti that they are as yet unexhausted anti cu - , re l i t 0 ! tl. l eot rontended by t hose who 01 :i 11 . 1 a 1 Li , ' he hatei I lila whi c h 1 oi.pose, ,that thi. cauterts . is in a :14: ( " 1 .,. ( letity ; it, indeed, it were so, it would be r i , v l : . '„ ;n tu bell.) upon R contittuAlf. , . ot our : i.Fe:Setit I r - s - ', l e, as upon its met case. I.- oas, on , the OillCr flog:'Itl:i i ''' ll disiititily as , erted• to be in, a at . l' of liTY‘,eliSt'Ve. improveinent. By this term, I trial!, 1 . , Oiderttatid, that alt • the sotireev of revenu e ,egFklually enlarging !it-ttthelves. Lnuty weteuole l a af our foreign trade and our minuta&ories are ex 14,11'ling ; that our ergistimption of the articles : .f that y ' convenience, and luxury ..is i , ereasing ; 4 , 11 ,. 1 our(' 1 -0414.ic intercourse of every-kind:becomes ' I t :: Y More frequent ; that Our lands • are rendered in:l44llly more procludive , that our . population „ b ei `e!. All thisi believe' to ; , e trite, nin • Onit ': " Il. " our ;Avila: aceOtints Jurnis.l).ample tiVidefied'. Of, st y __ trtith, but because ' the farts which 1,.14a.vg:.. 'atm; , , ul kg Of the gradual itllfil'oVement of the.. re . , t‘t,itte durilig neitily thiry t ears.ctiuld bearcely have ~ , ,X . l l ' ,'. e 4 under another situation of ilia criuntry. I l i"' know that.m a ny weulti Oppose to' this concha. holt the.quantity of •it own. triiier,%4lli.C . ll hag dur ,,,g "'ls period been 'witnessed amongst tia ate. period ;,I , e of penis' raies and of patieers ; anti the se- verit y with whieh, to a great.tnany intilahcei) -I.ll'-' t '‘, it have Pressed" upon indivi ' , leafs. ,Sotne even ; 111".'g't he alisposed to add, .the frequency of coin -1,4'41 faiLtrest ,thong h this, I think, k now e xt , ' Y well understood to be 'the' symplom of 111(:1 Qrall prosperity. 1: 1 :or a Ling sines of . year, toi.o'p)'picturek which arolicre exhibited were up spo..,udi° e4eh Ptiter by' the sanguine and the de -I„,,.'.ment i tLe t.laitus,oti these two representations 11::;K ptizaled political economist:l, , But since' we ti; k 4l hvcome fathihar with the writings of' Nlr. ko l " ti s , the difficulty has ceased to exist ; we'now . tc"):l6l4liti the two situations to bit ea far :front in tact latent, that the one is an unavoidable concunii -4 t of the other, ~ . . I :,..leVallltetlis of progressive imprevetnee; which r, of '.`e ekeribed,'are every one of them the resources nie.7: fax.atioe I a .state. of progre.sive improve -1., " , 16 in fact synonymous with a %tate 41: which tints, can he inereased. • I am con vlt!red that nt)- .toirlt/ snore could 4.1 meant by those upon Whom 4 C;rey •rtfieq Ilia 1' l "'t ' s not at this Pa nic rat . 1 „ it ~ 1 )a 1 tb d , ~, : __ a ', Year & or in the..ills', conVenient Or taSy . • ;"tlitt/nt:use fresh taxes." Even this, 1 Cannot ad ,.,,.2,, 1)11 ! the leaner . is of little iitiPorCince, be - ' ti l . 4 ''' . 4 ' the general B:3re Of huatice; and under wrlitryantstances of progiessive itnProveirient l 'oe been . po i t lt „.,, menttoued, the' inability to d um , out at once an utioblettionable .and,;,p,ro- tf",.'7 `hOLIrC of revenue is no proof', whAlevet. 4 Ptrotanent or dc ' il. " failureof ' ' sou re , a . °ilia ing 41.,7)..., , ~ ic., Btu it's -' tit , ..; uneerstood that the artmments in i '1'1413'44e lia" v 1 i ' ' pence o tliti-dirni._, . -e oevn .ttpportetl .by a retvre ._ 1 4 , i ti4 1 , ("Ishd produce of an article of tevenue 1 h av _ : il),A.tatit that) malt, and its at produds; be,tl eilideaust ri itldat.(i tO•believe that 6reat stress has, Tore Pots tis tircutosiance, and shall there- Port:ln c; e , . 11 , more in detail tha n its awn. im-: 1 4 , 14 t, ‘ ilinitii.hed as it has been by the aulsse.. t "Vtovein . 't he - ' . . , o rttittire t.n., o f , produce) might:top-awl if, the ca ' , . , ...t. , .; e,!..A.'!n • catty of the defkoi • I. a '4l' . -,., ency In tft pxo IMO • this dot's'. Were merely accidental, 'or the defici... ency,i!self, wdTe temporary, the filet can have. no weight whatever. It, on the other hand, there has been trmly a - reduction in the quantity consumed, of an s artiele. so iMportant among the. more widely tended InxUries, 't he fad would Materially affect; the aigurnent deduced from the improving state of: the country. Now, in the first place, it is. scarcely that the' pressure of taxation, and The'contiequefitt relinqui-Ament of taxable commodities;''Sliont& ap pear most strongly and most early in the 'l4uocsi made from malt. The inconsistence of atilt fact, , with the general habits of the people of . EtigOnd, ought, I conceive, to have led the gentlemen who set it forth to doubt the solidity of- their grotinde- Ir ought, I conceive, to have put them upon inquir ing, whether nothing but a reduced consumption of,. the article could have occasioned the diminution of the payments into the Exchequer or, wh..ther the tednetion might not be the result.of causes uncoil neCted with. taxation. Such an inquiry would have led immediately to the information that in the pe riod from which their accounts were taken,, a great rr quantity of malt bad been made and charged with duty .11an in the year with which the cornrriis,m was: made; and that the diMinutiort of duties upon B;ittsh Spit its was' the neecssary result of he stoppage, of the .distilleries ; the reduction noon t,e.r was 'Very triflin g It woul,l ikave t;i•tcla vered, mon:0, rr , that these dimi ,ltiot..„: of a reve nue were .accompani e d by herni j . corresponding increase upon the Aricle of 01g,,r, s k it, 7 tin e d, i n (ki k " for This information might have been obtained at the ~ moment in which the alarming was discovered ; the accian:is of the subset -ill - 11C year will shew that the tietio , tmey upon Malt is dis appearing, and that the duties upon foreign spirits and upon angar have confirmed to flourish. Yesterday his Royal Highness. the Prince Regent held his sternal Levet. at Carlton-House which was very uurnoronily and splendidly' attended. About a I .rge tinily of the Life Guards marched in to Pall-M.lll, and were stationed.in different' parts to regulate the carriages. Avrty of the First Re giment of' Foot Guards- also ;mounted guard it, Go : lion-House Yard, in white gaiters, , with.the re gimental colours and full baud. Soon after ,one, his Roy:tl 14;.,;liness the Prin — c'e' Regent kft his private apartments, attonded 13 . ). Co lonel Nl€MahOn and General Turner, his State. Se cretaries; 'Colonel illnotufield; Generals Hulse and iteppel;' the Ear. of Moira; 1...:.)rds Hutchinson and I)undAs--and w. , itt to . the 'nom adjoining the Stal K ,ntim, and COUVerbillg with those. u:ho htvB the privjlege of the enad at Cpurt, his Royal 'High pr eeeded to, :t State 11.)ona, and the Levee. comtneceed. There %vele present— . The Dukes of,York, Clarence, Ket;t, Cumherlapel, Cam. br.1.1 - 4,; G 1 uceAer ; the Orli:cc of Cosh:leicato ; the Artthbi. ,hops of Can trhury, York ; the Lcorihk;hariccllor ' • rheloril President ot theCk.iuricil ; Privy Sear; • the first Lord, of the Irt'asury art! • i . hancell6, ~ f _tlitt Exchequer ; the three Secret:ai, , s t.:l,;:f I usticc ol the Louri ot Kiag's ; tot Ltd ut his NL,ije§ty's House: huM ; the , oumfdraier DuKes Montrose, N folic. •1 :ti T C .I.V 4,• whsli;re,, Blantlforti. Thu. _ . 1.-Iringnam, Mount Etigcunine, Mac,clesfield, Al. bein.uf outtowil, ~tr!J mon:, B r ratl4ll).l , I;anyinore, Carl hiciwsret Choltt.ootk ley , , art, Longford.' Vis‘ount . , . N irk, Pithnerston, Perceval, Sydney, sidowut.., Lake. Lords - De tiotham, Willoughby (lc Iton, lOvers, G. Grenvilte, T..vviishend, St. lohn, Lrskine, G. Sey w) , l , t;anibier, Porsonby, C. Townshenc4 A. H atiiton, Kirk. wan, Bruce, 1. Osborne, C. Soiner:et, Henley, Gwydir, , r Bkltops-'-Bangor,'Cloyne, London. ' . • - ~ . ' akinflaoadsgs --Spanish, Sartlinn.n, A Igerine, Portuguese. 'Counts,-..-„ , Nlonster, De Front, ..wt Nug.mt. . Barion'de Rolle. • • 'i Sirs, E: Knatchbull, I. Smith, F. B..ker, I. Lushington, C..Haroilton, R., Nei, E , baring, G. Dalla.:, C. Talbot, C. itlorian;l',. Fsancis, I. 1.1. Warren, - H. 11.i6c:, C. Pole, W. ' Rawic) , G. Nugent, it V. l'empeit, \‘', frionloke, W. flellin : gliana,•l,Wruttesley, I. DOI ymple, W. ' ':;tine::, kV. SWUM,. W. , Miller, I. Earl, I. Dud; and '.... 1.. , , ,ilant. Rey, Dr Carry, . . . Rev. Messrs. Poynts, and L1. , .:4. . . .. Admirals . --fientiiii.k, rinitu ',.y, and Knig i. Generals Cowen, Gascorgile,.Fitich, Pew .toll, Mill.aY. Wellys, Dttmo , .rier, Stanw.4, Doll; Leigii, &lune?, H.• lobo- ' AO', litooiloy, ;ilia 1110 Leod. . . • , , c olu ,,ey• - (I'Loughlin, Wood, Cortor., Cl nicer. Berries, Boy inr, tloviard, Union. Brovit, Kelly, M ss, Stanhope, ' ti,litn,i, Welch, Bouvet ie. ,F. G. Smyth, S. ) moor, 'ones, I 1 ~ iik in, rlioulos_;l3uller, Mat tins, xi ontgomerte, • Hubert, Al' Lend; E !lint; W. Sinith, anti. it rown. Majors —Ta.orritcn, and Cartwright' Captains '--,Quptiattey, ILN 4 taxer, Elphinstone, Nl' Lend, and bristow. . , Alderman it unter. Messrs. ;... Adam, Waugh, 'Lewis, Watson, Verney, Bour.. delivitoA4aMs, two Calverts; 'lhornton, . spencer, two troy b. Fawkener W. Beliasyse, two Lascelt l es, Walket. H. Thornton ' Sloane, Cox, two M'Uonalds, E. Long, Elliott, licrney, Portsonb?, Harcourt, two Harritnetis, CriCkett, Richards, Drummond, H. , b..rt, Niftier, Foster, Wilmot, Grant, Murray, Howard, Brand, Baker, Barnard, llubert,'.4. Brown, Spencer, it Forbes ! Dick, Cf love', Hussey, I. Eornes, Northey, Wickham, Greiille, Craig, W. W yin+, S. Tilor.l - Mills. Hare, Leinaitre, Bowen, K.nox, Wiliam, Marini, Egerton, Phipps, l4oltion, kobarts., Ware, %Vtlittri .D4v l ). Simeon, 'knights, Caleralt, Coke, Curwen. Ltrogcleii. 'lay loi , Bush, Diukettson, Legge. Montague, Shittlier,.A. Plop' , ~ Egerton, Cooper. Bowen, Conyers, C.Noel, 1144, A ,'; on I li, Cuthbert, Eergiis,,a, Delaney, 'Fickerifige, 1). Giddy, Po st-ow, Dtmennitre, Natine, Wei ren,WalpOle i G Nadel', Prt,tn- Mond, Howarth, C. Powell, Frederick, W, I atnoU, GOtltial. Lake, ll'abingtnn,..W i !ones, W.Smith, Burrell, Byng,' Barry, anti Gunning. The following Acidresse3 were presented to his• . 'Royal - Highness, upon his being appointed Prince' Rygent— ., , ' , , _ ~_ .:., • . ,Vrotn the County of Somerset—by MI% Leigh, the Sherif'. Froin Beverley --by Capt.. R, Vyse, N P. ._ • I --.11) theCorporoitin ttt Nettilighani---.by Lord Holland. I 11, .turd As o premmied a l'efic to n troth litttish Orison ors of ,W 4.r confined at Auxonne. ' .." Final ihe 'Corporation of York •--by Sir William Milder. quilt the-SOclety of Ancient Britins- by Sir W .W, Wynn. Frninitu,-Chy uf Chester—by . Cen; Giosiettor.‘ 9 ' run,rortsinouth - bY Mr. loseph Smith, the Mayor, ac i.conriarlie,l I,y Sir, lohn Cox flippisley. , krone t' .t: City ut Betel:m(1 -tiy tne tw o Members, Coin. nee Symonds and Mr. Scodamore, accompanied by Ins trace the Dupe or Norfolk, Mr. Hurst, M.P. and the Rev. Ro bert sy'it:l9itis, . • .The fullovihg had the honour of - being presented' -' to nla'itoytil iiigliness :---, .• , :.. , -•:. ,'... ' Lieutenant•ColOnel Tinling, of the Ist Cnardi, on Itia prothOtion. Sir Frtheis: Hartwell, Deputy Comptroller of the Navy. . Captain Tonikinson, It..N .+ on hit retuen'froto the tale of it ratuT...„ . ~. . . ' • R I‘ l ,g6titttickner,of,the Royal Artillery, on his promotion. , s. r 4..tiallnaAL:Lfolnr i el Sir H. Douglas, .Cottimandant Of the i * Royal Military College. lieut.-Colonel Arbuthnot, Military Secretary ,toNataital Sir I. C. lit esiocrl, On his return from Porto44l, . Captain Fluker, Aid-de.Cainp to Sir John S'itrirt. ' 1 • 41 The Rev K. E-Money, on being appoino..t.Cliapnin" irl OrZinary to his ttuy'al Highness.thePrince , Regent Hun. Captain Cocks, ibth Queen's Light OragOßitts,:.o brivng dispatches from Portugal. , • Mr, Augustus- Foster, his Majetty b slllinister _ tiary iindhuvoy Extraordinary .tothe United STAR'S. At the .- sarnetime he took leave of the Prince ii,egent. Militia! Sir R.; Curtis, C.ontrnander in chief:at' Potts. mouth- • - Mr. Wellesley . Pole, :chief Secretary to the Loid Lieu tenant of Ireland. Captain Berestiod. • arrival ; from .Lishon, Captairt.Luntley, R.N. on promotion, and from the hlediterrattean. , Lord HurgnerF,h, on his promotion. the key. John flaytt.l:haplain in Ordinary to 14-Royal Eli>;hness the Priiitelßegent-, Siipelintendant ortlie Her-, , culaueum Manuscripts, on his return ilotit Vice-Admiral Sir lames. Satituarezi-Conunauderlh Cllkf , of the 3hltic Fleet. Major-Genera At sot), on his prOmOticin, and return frox Portugal,. Mr. Burton Niorice, ,on his appointment to be , .ludgebf the Palace Court. Major Drummond to 'take leave, ongoing' to join his Re,. giment in North America. ' 'Captain Bathurst, of his Majesty's ship Fame, on hie re. ' turn from the Mediterraneas. Colonel Drink water; COrdidisairiner of !Military Inquiry, to present the t i lth Report or. the Conunissi,,nerj. ' Liouten'ant. General `Sir' Stapleton Cot on his return titian Portugal. „ • • Major Doivittuarr on going 'to lake the conunand of.ttic Hone Artillory,„ in "Portligdl. ' ' The Rev. N T . Mptray, on being appointed uric of his Ma. jesty's C It plih s.' Ca,'t . It'frPkv, oi f the FirSi Guards, upon his iarontration, 4,,apt, , Peraetal, of the Rifle Corps, on. his faints from • Col. lackson, pf the 66t1tRegiinetit, on his poarno . uon. Hunter, his MajeSty's . Crinsull;eueral. to Spam. , Lieut.-ern. Sir John Cradoek, upon hi§ al poonment to be ciovernor and commatuler.in Ciner at the Capept Cried Catrir, R. N. on his return from •the . lsle of France-and promotion. -- •' • • -„".- Majoi..(kneral Clinton, Qttarter-Master.General in lie. clitain Kelly, 4th, or K Civvn Regiment, on.his pro motion; - . . Captain Hewett, .shart,bed with ConerarAbererombie'S dis patches trout the Isle of Fiance. - Dukes-Gordon,. and Portland. . . 7 Lodi •-Beetive, Sianluipe, Abergavr.-nny, GlasgoNi„,(4l,lo., way, Claudine, Coventry, Niatistield, and Viscounts -11aMpdeo, Milton, Peersham,:littikeley;and , Lords-St. ficlen's, 11!ols..riek, Walehouse, W. Brintinek... Arthur Hill, Hawke,. MiTr.ut, flareVtodd, May ' brooke, Ossulston, C. G renville,, C. Towilshetd, Somers, nottriiii. 'S. (3. O'strsone, ' Arend:,, Garuiler, Telminionth, Somerville, A. Planiilton, Ranelagh. and Ali ldleton. 11 4 1 19P5 - NarYOC ll , Sr.. Ai4ph,. hiirieriik, Winehoster, ChictieStet. ' .. • Dear....of Winchester. 4 ' Sirs-V. Burrkit, 1. i'erring, I; Swinbutne; C. BunburY, C: Glyn, T. 'I rowbridge, R. N. G. Slice, T. Ithaim-- tiM, J. Shelly, T. Liddell, Ti. : Carrington, 'W. Stirtllng, Rlizaol, G. Ross, 1. Alexander l John 1.4 , 1 e, H. (1,1: 1 / 4 :i1 7 4. tioneywood, R. Harland, \V. Sk.ettington, W. Clay - - rod, C. Dallas , C. tsionM tait, G. Webster, W. E A ..HatioiriOnd, W. Rowley; 'W, J. Cr iwford,-, „.•... Key. DOEtors---Baine; Chitrter.house; Walsby, Pteben dary. of Canterbury; Bitrton, Caton of Christ Church. Doe.tors.-M.uoii, - Adttiirals-Sir I, I)u4.wortii, C. Pole, C. Hamilton, Curzon, Young, Murray, Jones. . Generals--Thorhton, Forbes, St. John, De' Watteville; Stu art, 7211. regiment; Lloyd, K.A. ; Puyntz, ifradslums 14.a.t0, Stavoly, N.. Balfour, •Vatisittart, De Meuron, ,Bri e ,..idier.Gerteral Colman. ' • ' General , Vellheitn, Colonel Commandant of the 3d K. 'C. Hussars. Colonels- M‘Donald, Commandant Invernest Lecal MI. litia ; Wayland, tat Oxford Local JVlilitla ; (nutty. , Soittli Glotte-Aer Regiment; Smyth, Butke, tioyde, lett, ail Regt. East-India •fir4tade ; Sham,: Le' Fevre, North Ilat•ts contaro y ; , Itrowne:sath•Dray,uoioi ; Jones, ji.thr tsru. 'goons ; Dunhill, 7, tin Regiment ; Seymour, I. P.o.Lainhert, :ist•C 'lards ; Powell, i\l. N.; Booverie, ColilstreamC uards ; Smith. liguerry to the, Duke of Kent ; Parry,' ad Regiment Royal Cast India Brigade - s Smith, Major of the Tower ;• Stirke, Lath Foot; Haller, Colitstteatn Guards, A.D.O K.; Elliott, Westminster Cavalry ; Shelly, IM:Guards; G. !hanger, Dorrien Dillon. moist Foot ; Robinson, I . V. 0.; 4.0‘0 16 -4, Martay, Assistant-Qoarter•Master T Ge. her a t ; Parker, Voley„, R.A.'; Macduoald, Sbtle, 'South I.laliteshire; F. Dillon, .Stuart, mat Guards.,.., Majors -13.. hlontalembert, Quarter-Master.dervrall-Tal,'. lot; . itatford Inties. Ross Local M. P.; I , 'grit. Dragoons; Magr.;e, Wigrapi, 2il Regiment : Royal Itiesit,lodia Brigade; Craig, Prince of Wales`s'Lnyal"Volnn {eer: t, 4) 24 fun! eginlent ; Ade, Bowen,iloiver tianiiets, ke. Y: ~ ~- lit AJEsTY is now so mni:lv recovered, that all the niudical attendants in the „interior - have bon ttbti6wn ftom.: their,d'ay .ittendanee, and the tekinled theli" accustomed, si tuations. • • ' A French privateer; which' ha been crui4ng thtycOast. of Sumatra, not beitig . apprised,of. the Sure resider of .. the.hlc of France, :lately tad uncle( the,, Isle: de Fasse, and was, with her takeo puss, session of without tiring agun. : ' Sei , eo thousand horses are immediately to pro ceed t I.. , shon;.as relyiqUllli for theyavalry; . .The ship that are to convey them have all been provided tor twine time, and the embafkation has been de layed only on account of wind. Yesterday the Right Hon. the Lodi) .MAYost, at-. ter duly •e's?mining the, mealWeigber's'returns, or tiered thesprice of bread to. be rontitltlect at Is: 2:ld. ,thequariern loaf Wheaten,,al.d household Is. lid. Mtt&tf.'..—The third Concert under . the direElion *of 'Messr9. VALTG i AN, attraaati very 3,imlerow., anti elegant, audience on MondaY at Wri_Lis's Rooms. The Duke. of CAM . aptdoE, the Earl and. Countess ,of Thilt.aY, and many persons of distinCtion were present. The. selections were from HANDED, MozAwr, MARTINI, SrapoitTit, WEBan, and other celebrated .cotn . posers. The - Glees .were given with great. .pre cision and 'pleasing effect, by the KNy.varrs,.the' VAUGflAtift, the 1i‘4416T,i, and SALK. BKRTltiorrt and Baidnat Were' .inuch applauded 'in - their I*? aVOtirns. I. The Knight of Snowdoun, a performing ntPOvebt Citrden Theatre, is preparing for the Edinburgii" Sytgq, though a piece entitled The Lady of Ilse Lake lute,olready been. represented on that stage.. ' Such, tylwever, is the populatity of the . 'original - Po6w, ihlit 'the second piece is likely to be. equall,i „ ;Coax. EkcitAXO,. MArton,l3.--This day the Meir.kOt eiof*trianyltlrtlier arrivals of. Meat, btir solefable, citiantitiaa en—haud; and sales scarcely iupport • Nit price; Barley ling 'again arrived iu great .abundance,: and is and as. per quarter lower, and almost unsaleable r , Malt ratheecheaper; rtitse and Bons of each description hardly tkelast verrenOy ; the arrivals of Oats are also abundant, and sales thereof likewise quoted loWet ; Flour without variation. NAVAL E ws. PLY43UTH, MARCit I).—Ostptitin Boucle, of thta farrief transport; who was unfortu lately drowned in going to. the 'mild of the crew of the Amethyst frigate ; that - drove ashore in Mount Batten Bay dur ing a storp, pecked up yesterday, anti inured in St. Charles's Chorch.yard. The Amethyst having received 44 much 'damage in gales of vrict "in v. het geitcaslin#:,apciseveral attempts having been made tfsfe;4,llet.cfr,_whioh.tirive hitherto proved fruitless, '4leitottleredtwybe ripped up. 6 d "t;retit6t mt e'i - SoMe days ' since, that a :nanner-Of F - lii s 1, contato rench wine, was oattn!!, n this.,Port;''supposed• ttilitivettfeen'part of the cargo or wiessel ibilndered at sea, which proves to be.the case. His Majesty's-..ship Sceptre, on her passage from the squadron:soft Brest to this Port, ft-11 iti With a Frenes rig 1 ,few males to.the westward of the ,Lizard,.;.vlll6 was laden with a cargo of wit es, and was in a leaky. state,' and dismasted, .abancltntid by tier cres,V, - 4i.:'11 she took in tow, bin a gale corn . ing on she broke a-drift, and her decks 'were seen to blow-tip and the vessel founder, consequently•the wines most'have come from this vessel. Arrived his .1‘,1.-.j.tsty's ship Soo . 11(ner, of 14 atins, said to be '-froni Winn with dispatches; a carti!l frorn . Morlai'x';':tbeymona, Co ; a,od Rota. [ANTIS,- .from, London, last from. Torhay. ..• • Came down the harbbur .and anchored in the SBOrid, his Majesty's ship Loirg.. .i„ti:it l ap the harbour his M.ijesty'3 ship Oreile). -,;(:liitt.3llllitsty!s ship Ariel takes convoy .to Pons. nOtttriPind will sail on Saturday next. - MARcu Ip.—Saileci big Majesty', ships Pig»ry and Kangaroo, with the whale of th e ow. ward ,09.417 d for .Portsmouth. . •Came. , down from e.e River, the IPatle9 mid Sit-wham' East Indiamen, for China. sitvO , the Tw eed arid Raven h 19ops of war from f l.. a cruize. .• • , .....1.. I).natinnuTn-, 111Ancs - tc--Sailed the.' lidwrze Cito:,l!nng sloop'of "wit from:St. HOitne, with tho 'East India and..,C;ye . abips under convoy. Put hark to s.lpithedct the 'Goshawk sloop of war and the ships-' , ,taiide , e her convoy fur the Downs the West India convoy nrewaiting the arrival ot the t;hipsfri . Dni the Downs. FALmouri, Ivlmicti io..—"Arrived the ~ / ,`„, ) l ! ea cutler, from, .11rci)outh,.tind the 11i7:dsor Castle park,t with .a Mitit-Rbm . qurinach. We have received Buenos Ayres G.l7ettes, and the same place to the eth of r te r l o irgence - they contsin is of considerable ins. .p le o ht r te t e a riis'f nce, as it rerriiiVe4 all doubt of the success of the Revolution in South Ameriea. The trnopesent by the Junta to oppose the forces whiel, th e prin cipal European 'Spar.iards had collealed,have been everywhere suceessfill. A decisive achanuge was obtained on the 7th ot.November at Zuipacha by 'Thus ANTot4; 10 BALCARCe, Commanding the Blames Ayreollaitielol4 over General CORDOBA, 1110 COM.- ;tn ander of an Army raised by the Europeans in `ortieetecom'net the people to submit to the authori ty of'the Regency at Cadiz. This .victory was fol lowed up by other successes, which appear to h:t ve produced the union of all the provinces of the Vice royalty in one system of Government. The details of these riOions, forWhiCh we have not rootn, eTe communicated in letters from Dr. JOAN JoSs CAs, TELT, a Member of the Junta, who accompanies the army; and Don JO3E MAISTIIRL De tqtIIRAMENDIs sated frubyjthe.Head-quarters at Tupizia, on inihnatitri of November. On the 1;tli kixteittibtellad his', advanced guard in , Santiage. cue Ootagaita, and' the int e lli ge n ce of the. battle \pf ZuiPichif: having: reached l'otAs.si an the 9th, tte Americans,..nking elivantege' of the consmmati , ,n that prevailed,_assernhled next day, and deposed the Government, which ttill existed tinder the Splitisit authority. They then formed in Cabildo, and tle,lar ili by C rtccl ed their adherence to th e vyStem of Bueno s A yres. Cochabamba and Santa Fe had prev iousl y up - the same same side. At ochabamba a large' body of native cavalry had been ttnbedied, the individuals who composed it, - The Junta of Buenos kres have sent an Envoy to the' Junta of Chili, to cengritulato the latter on the revolution accomplished ln that country, a n d. to propose a federal union, On the Gift of December 'the,Junta of Buenos Ayres cime to the r:tsolutiov, that the ceremonial: distinctions had, since their . installation, been paid to their President should Case; and that no attendance of escorts, or other military honours, shottid talc Nave, except whee the ...1411t3 is assembled on p u blic business. The President ,and Memhers of ,t he Jitnta are henceforth ;tt be in no. way distinguished kohl private citizen,. In the I.:eartible of this Decree, which has been inntle,public in ; the Order o f t h e D ay, the gr.,eni-i, .011 1 41414 has been adopted are stated with meet, .eloquence And force of reasoning. From-the i3tenos d res Gauties it appears eel dently the'wish of the leading men of that colony to establish a federative systemOtgovernMent, to that of North 'America which sti, , ll comprehend all the .Spanish colonies of South America vt choose to attheve to it. They ott!orititi, that with Mexico they have no more connector; than %vitt'. Tartary or. Russia. A lab:1111*r; -named IVl`Comb, died lately at the hospital inNew-York,• in a state tit intoxication i t My life for ano►her dram, ,, were the laic worth of this iniserabl• wretch. >:,