The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-21 00:00:00

[The foitnwink. Aluming P apei Letter appeared to-day itt x resPo4l-I,b!e ' e, TO THE EDITOR. aktt—Alr..A%y la%;in g at :length' condescende d ...at 1P make an answer tO oty•letter, 'bits adinirtt•d t n i lie did not . ()rake the asrertion set Itit ,111 •mfi!ule(,/, lilt 714 +1;st:int ; ~ n d Coli')nel Warntels represe . nte .. l 13 ; 1 ; ~1 411" ilow statlin;' , lliat he liadoidy be. ii inform- ,‘l)► ,f respe(•.lable CharaCter,- that Mr. Alio , h s a kith! the asserHi'. l) at a pl.ace.-Wliele Mr. Alley de- Ili" 114 ' 1 ' ' '' i • ' Jt.t.ti ' 11 i, the•efore fur the public t o _. . lay W11(.11)ti the asseftion v,'414 not as false ab It Was kni.,,catii, '' . It It a great it thn G,loEit'l :W . ~ , ardlL;'s" speeches "i'"lld ah,v3v,‘ be:. sus ili.iCs urately reported as co . titi: ,'''''iliY .10 kipare correili())) •.aritl 6)yhimition , t , I 0 . Mr.. ""i)t+ huweler, lii, letter ~ earl not written ' Alty tit onLhe B,,tiderm'es o f the occasion,!' as the i 'P e Ceili, b . . 441 I() hove beet) Made ; for if that is the cai.e; , Iril !tie Gnilerne n w h o r h'ir'ed the debate 411 ' 4 ' 1 6 roer hi liietr coteS, it illCty , OCeaSiell antnhir, ! - • • - • etyl,r nal ion and correedon ! ,- ! " W illi try t,+-.,1 it, \ . the a,se.tton,,to.:which MY.,A11,,-y • 1 148 pu t lii, iidiu.-,.1 cannot • , pretend to bay,. al liT l ih t "I' ei tWo y. arl, what may have. ila'''s'tl'll.l , 1 4 , 1 '''''" . 'll'i jt,cukr ( ;ott%tteittltion a ft er chimer ; b .4 1 F u ' l lv'ty ,s,vr,, that lei: her t% luit: MI M. alleystatvs, Ilur '' 414 thin; line i 1 wai.eversaiti try ire in a se -1.11)°` 1114111 . 1 1, or w ai atih t) g a tact, i ll t, wad Mr. ''''' i(11 4 A nd itr ,, ,!inde t o 1 to th tile p n übi.e ; a ' in !'d lqr. Alle 'y ciettial I i` A Ve, o , :nate MOM 111 ly, y' 6 o ivi i „, ) •,,,, 011 ;,, ti t i,, su ,) •,,-1, wiiell the ,C°llV`'lcittal,(:f it ever Occurrcd) illu' 4 ' have; been fret ill his rt,llue liii . c wlt i l;.l lion, and w h ich i bhali 1 )1°I ' e 14 . . . . . , at Ml. ' All+ -y, in li.s cioss-tx:turtnation, asked me, i , ; , 1 , 1t IriaJ. W1.C , 31, 1 - * 1 . sKI Lad any Lorritnoriteatioti , 7. ' the Dia.+. +,,t' urn, 0. rill 5,,..i um', or . had re• 11,rd c i e ' v el any lei 0., t. e stir, tic'' t' ? .4\. , Likk , 1.. lie 1"d ell cii 4 is as .t.r:i.l l t):1 kel p'art, :11, - + nelt•ed it to 1 :e eet) tt.r.ion,tly littel etl, t . ittild 1101 I , l* litAl l'ev11:)11 hale bet:, \kittet er '1 ii. ti out midi expec• i la h l , i ," l/ ,' l)c tll,lltiotiN 3 Slt. Al °)* 10 i-ii 1 14 ° t; I T - '' l,l l l . the rotir„iin, irl 5 . .1L1, " I , . 1)1,' tille I. 1 1 ) : V i' 2 ,, 1111 , 1 6 "U" . 11 N.II blokeb, nor atll 1 aslntil"ed of G -- g f i '''''w ii bimi bui it i s or :air or the Atiorney• I e Ivr° ' 1° '"Ai l / 4 , tan in, Cl4c by ittivt-rittig to the .ntinvicy i.etwei.ti: us ; 1 lutist sp..ak - tretly of . ti•C 11.1441'4'a' with vehoin 1, have been in nabs . 14 Of i" - 1114'1cY) did your terdni, Gentlemen,' 'will deckle 11 P ( ''' the twine inien.trinse 4,elwteti trs• It you St: 11 11 1 1 , '' (I° ‘ ll ` l4l tts gd , hy, Mr, Stokes and tnysel , t , '-- -;.0 , 5. eAtto outer !tutu this taiti.e.,t i'.o in , re i • "-:, liititaither orl +,l Hie .aailie . , pc't,•ll, Mr. Ailey I , Y'l I " 01 AIL St ,lies's tteotbt.tty I ca soy do ',l. 'K ; Whe,.:.er I hlunl hert . a4 r vst, t 1 n411;141181 ;:la Veild upon your veidir•A I !I" Is 1;16 (110. lalltl4o ettdindn P°l‘eled 14 the' itit.ortilatio3 tit 1101 V it*t:- t° t "ve had,- arid %n u iii,ki.or , h,ivi,,g swf.e Rivet. orders to b.ty '1 .1 't I, e• led . uon lif was, eng,ig.:. i --''' • hit 1 As I nevei A , ent td , his - nonce, this must rest • lIIIP‘'n his attsertiotd. but ' lui cottclll.•,, , oW of hiv rZi e l' A , ll l 4 f're't 'Levy tlitiery tit . Mr. Ailey 1 . .t . .ut G;,,, i ) * (l " vei g 114 Co, kspur•street,. near Sprit's ,-'ent, 1481 .81)11crttir, .. wilZ. n '•11 0 W,14 'tioi hati4tied .eciWllll tl'i•akit'igio me, but s.vaited . wird i'li id.h""bll - to the Gentleman witn whom , 1 'w . as . e t ," (I ° ` ! ". , w hen he poi. Ins anti unoer mi e, ii,',1"f41,7,.. ~ 'oh id! altruist to my own do+ir ! Is t is h&c ~ iditt:"Jeutally tnertn.g.'at a We:l(Pb house' i'' arid c; (?, ftl eg Itt!bilourd too, ritriie IfUlsc)'l4Ve iclltellfuhr" .411tY- ,r,"P*-13-(4ia '0 lire host l'''' I repeat to :N l '• ' i ,'II 'lt. l.nrs*eriii - 40unit:a to rer.ew our ' 44.- 11,0 ki - 1 1 ) ithn i. 4c3 " i ' 114 .t . ' °Y 413).111)1," 110.1t'ti not sl'i't= 414112411 i 'l tne to hail tlartri, lici s ,". he ' sir ed ' tk; 16 iii„..c. . • . . • • • • , I ilia desired 'tigh t b.,. A,, Q0'4'14164 Ines3irges w,lid- I melivered to • ' •Pr,i, '4 si l , r ; ` 1 1 1 1 1 , Y• r . rte 1'1 (11 (7, i he jildependenee ,Qt big, D5,., 1 , (lil ' ilie, I have wily to ,ay, that if It, I% Ilia' , r ead " . 1 u l'itV t'il't .titilipCl g,the ii)t . l), I. Inn ( I°`'e . /hrtiY,,;(4,oll,'" dihiossion, and May.riertidi,s ri,'"'"id.. on k ilt i 111. e (I`c.turienCes whtel t may after bitnninis l'il e PU " b " i l t el ! ' ' . . r00d,,, C. will perceive it wee Mr. 411t77.1 ow spume e 1 ciehill coilipellvd me i o publish our corre , - , tot ha s 'and that if I had riot, so tl-ne, I shoul int° t h e Pt a denial of Col. Wfirdle'sysserti..ii p,t 11 dieiosinnewsPaperil. 1 did not origitial!y wish tor pr.:r etro ° , tt of this nature, nut :11r. 'Ali , y. having tro ll) b it t ati the Ille‘t bitit;dieb*,' 1 lifiall ipot 611111.1. troll) 2 , 94 1 this ground; arid he mit . . be as'il# l6 d .. publi e 7..." , 11 by done on t oy part •to k , v.! i th ," kiltaaißirn torn'() an impartial: jthigmeo. cm our nliltt littv c(n) „ d r 4c , l ' 'A friend of itlitie catlrd m 'l l O %au b e r t ‘..., Ine 1 0111 at Nir. . Ali , y'-, Ctiambe,r,;i, .hes si , t:Preased by the Clerk ro i. aye ins 1 . , i , i* 1 - Ail 44111 wda with Mr. Alle • 4 ' cr a` Mr. hell' wr ,. ~ Alley` Ott ; 31" ' ate. lii r „, 7 ',ten at the Mdririlori.liowe rhathe must ~,. - ni t he e 1 " 11 1 e ho„. voting , wiieblie would edil I , 61;11 "Mee answer alter.- 11118 tietlilettleri - riau called, 'Mr'. k Pl4iti e d il l "'ver Was seta to my hotte (.:e '1t. 16 " ° t kid rhi a ' l° %v it cone to tie daitd two duYs' beiinc)o 'aping() !)try tilled my friend from ignittc4laeiY N , haul, ; , !he O e"lti g ari answer to my letter . rt*lntlicraY. •o ~ deceiv e orn wlielein 1 Inentiorn:o that " it I d" hilt o t4 Ytli at ‘i t i . o the course tit the day, I 8 : ("." ice! "c... 41 ilestn,l'ertY 10 aocept Reefs' sbedsut C' ttti . ti's ,';,11.• 1j4411). Ved ; nIY hiend called at Mi. Al '41.8 Ql II t t k l 't the n , „. , L , , . • ig"ed,,,,,' 451 4 , 4 L . . krisuityy ninrot• g, V3IICII. ithi l in ( " i uttn if he was the Genilewan wno n,10 , , e ‘v i N if, t he l. 1460 day preceding i - And trivi+t, ;hi btekit i attirto-niv Fe ia • s sheWn by Lite. oto hill . , , . e, 3 , d ~ , , .... . ft, i li a PPrit... q .l ll ' °thee,' aiid after Mr. - Alit.) , h.id .. 44"ktIlfti aor 014(110 wati'Weifiiig; 'W.IS iittrott u c.d. 4" v.are,144,4,1er Person, w konl Mr. Alley. bail tilt-10'14,4'44° 610eat.his'ehambers, to be itrelet , kt at , Ili': (441%1'1'111011 that might pass. Mr. Ailey knew tai 111 O n !° li.a. a friend of urine (having net i n f t : In % e l, °L ite), and he aSked nun It ht: had ta',l - Si, t h','' ' 'c'eta on the preceding .Moilday trinrn" hi„ le P tail, ; It 11 , e n w, whet) lie wrote his aclitess k t ' Pri - vi,,,, (1 , 'Pat a friend of mine had -called Upon the .6 1 ,7'7 to his return from the .IViansien tti q ttt lie st:v.titli lie lind been apPris d, -and tin 1.,°11 liav,.t; t ° Mel from the time it was cleitvered, 'Ong t t ut,en (fifer' his return from the Mansion 1 4P1 1 , - • - tt tv , , . . tbrilitig, 147 rtieno saw Mr, Alley Alt Friday *- :)134iiigg w .l lailtr inbibted that Ite conid Itue - tit). /Its ivo lin 111, 11, arks th e G ' . . ' . venu i , t, , _ ebtletnau said toat, on s ~ he I. tch wi r. Allet . ..40 not, lith that, he had Soule- xt lr . -Y II Le tter , t I,vith ..1 1 111Sl y , for b, at' MuSt be retolleGted, War.writ- : t t • 1A11414 r .1 . . . r'.'43l,' XlllOll. IvaS tiut the Laie . ' Mir tu 4:(7 • . • be aioce.' Mr. Alley so d, "he supposed he had c o • r e on Mr. S'toker's business •;" which he told 'him t•v's the case, and that he would not communicate it in 'thi)• presence of a third person. Mr. then • declsred he witrid neither avow Or disavow-the. as. ,seriton, and that it the,Gentletnan came with any hoSiile niess. , ge, 'or any• thing like a challenge from Mtl . Siokes; . w,is determined to lonk' to the law; nd, it be (my- friend) could delivet the message in ti c presence of Mr. Alley's' friend,. he miot..rest assured that he (Mr. Alley) would hold him blame less in the proceedings'he should adopt against' my- !sr it ! My friend told him, be would not compro mise his, own salet) by' endangering 'fiat of a friend, and• as Mr. Alley had ben so candid , with him in the declaration Of 'the line: of conduct he would arlopi, he would be e go i lly explicit by declaring " it was impossible he should again wait •on him !" This conversation being reported to me,, I found bad to deal with maw bold only in words, and I Was .1 herclore compelled, as the only satisfaction lett inc,. to submit our le. tors to the public. I have ? i l ly to add, that I never have, direaly or indiredly, iacived, or been promised to receive, that I Ot.ther tio expect, not ever did expel, any 01101utuent, nefit, - gift, reward, or patronage, twin hi, Royal Highness the Duke of i ork, or any otitis family or mends, for any of the business in 'Which I have tvoil employed, either' where the name of Wardle h , ts been mentio:,ed, or in any ether businesS, or upon any other account what ever , and when Mr. Alley of his associates can find at any time hereatter, that I do obtain any such re. touneration, I will .14.,w them to declare .hat it wits received for corrupt purposes which he would osinuate ! I tin, . , . Your most obedient servant , .• WM. STOKES. Golden.squarc, 19th lune, !Su. diME.RIC4. , WASHINGTON, MAY 23.—The Milledgeville • (Goorgia) Journ 1 , . of the Ast instant, qvito, 111 3' the Southern pits of Geor, , ta hay.; teceiveo orders to hold theittsehtt-s in rsi•mdiness'to mardi at a on:merit's tvaraing—supposed !ciliate referenc.a to some 'ati.ietpated itaA !moot in East Floridd,. It is rulnoured, that - a s.le i. negocia tug between tit-: ~ Captain-General of !tie H vattoii, thtou ht ha niednito ut Ginfttruor Folch, Paws :64p, and Hit- Government of united States, for ..West . .Flurida ;.and that Governor Fol' has appointed Colonel M'Kee, formerly -of this place, a 'Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States, to complete. these tie. We give this report to our Readers- as we received it, not vouching tor . ittrauthenticity. . 7- 6tid thefollovving in " The Balti more Federal Republican" of Monday • We' are correetty informed, that a letter iz in town . .from one of the M::tiii,trs elf tile'EXvCiitiVre,' stating, 'that ,Rogera Nib .hotitiveoeders to search tor the' Britisli frigate, demand the imilesed men ,f ie hasoh board, and if refna;4oo take them by force. The above nil bt, reited upon." --• • ' • • . , In atltiniuti to tins paragraph, letters have he'll received dm morning from Baltimore, stating that 't hu . Captain of a ttsrivi that had juit arrives, ,heard,. tattle C4Pes of theChesapeetkr, a heavy for about/a quoter of an hour, mid conoted about 80 guns* Eft it-ClCLllll6lZiliee', it is gave riso to the ,very itriprobabl,.rumour, that an eti , ,?:gittent trad aktio place between the frigate and an Bogltsti Irignte. J tsr .art Ju r pup was prpare‘t for' the , woro favoured with th e fottow ing exttael ut a letter, mitten by an Officer on• of,arci the- President, and doted off Cape Henry, May 14.• Ttio it:oer was brought to Baltimore by a pilot. boat';-- " Last Friday we lay safely moored at Ann-pa ils—the Commodore was with his wife a. 'Havre de Grasse, , nt 7t.) mile% trout Üb--our master was Baltimore, 40 miles distant—our purser and .71raplain at.Washiugiottour sails, all unbent---ald our Caprrin dining on board the Argos, when at o't lock the Gt i ef was seen al.)out mile, ,t sailing at .the rate of ten miles an hour, a Lu - trad pendant flying, denoting that the Commo dore was on boar , I „rlthough nut expected inn fort night. All the Orticrrs r c ere 4aik.t tut deck to re terve 'him. 'He entered thugatigu,ay, itod passed rapidly down :into nis cabin, Tire Firsanutemnit \gm, St nt fin', and re.t..zinai With. tier Coinmudere ab •ut five munit, s, he returned to the deck, and it p curd expressers for the sailing rnasier, purser, ettaptair, rue. Captain was informed 1114 NI) were under orders. fie arid just ne.; gun a tile dinner, obliged utstantly so quit tt—all haotls went in work, 4ending the a.rthr, and prepar-; ing for •e. - ' s to cap,the whole, our domor was art to work, making plasters, splinters, tubbing up touriihinets, lancca, saws,•'krtivea; signals 'of talootly Wotk, • s . 1 1 • On Saturday our Oakes's returned from Wash ington and Bultimore, much fister than they'went ; and Ou 5u. 11 44Y morning at day-light we weighed anehor„ a-tread .wind beat L is t even. Mg, when the .wind shifted, and we Lira now before it. By the Officers who tame from Washington we lea' ti, that we are sent ir. pursuit of the British . , ha 1 impressed a paiseriger , fiom a cif while beating down the Bay, - we spoke a brig going up, who infortned us that sh e so* the British dip e th e dav before Oft the ver y . place vi here We now are, brit alto is nut 'thaw its sight; . We made the most ctimplete preparation for .Every one . Wiibeii it. S;112 is exactly our force,' but we hayC the ArgllS with us, Whicti norrUot 'us are pleased with, as we wish a lair roar of eourae, and :Skill. Should We see het, - It have . not the least doubt of an eugagentem. Corn triodore will dern,nd the person intpre4ed—Che de mand will doubtless be refused, and the battle Will instantly cormnerace. Our frigate works well, and corriph-cly beats the Argus in sailing. l'he Com modore nail 'called in the boatswain, gunner, and .earpenters, informed thern, of all circumstance's, and asked if they were ready for action ?—f was the itPly Of each." Nr3 , YORK, MAY 23.—The French privateer Diligent has gut into the hands of the .Custorn• iii, the Otlicer q not for robbery ate the seas, but for heipi„gmatter' of runntrig her stolen goods, ‘‘ about paying the duty for theme—(Whit. True Amer.) This splendidenterminritetit 'originated' with his ROYAL fitOnettas, Aron a desire to shewev ry pos sible reapect and filial stireetien to his Rep[ - F:itsseert _birth-day, not being convenient for she tauseie to hold a Drawini-room at Sr. 'James's Palace, on the 4th of June; his RoytL HiOnNESS, vent its pas-ine without bei n g obs erve d as a baston al festival,' determined on giving a grant' Fête, which should not only be observed a's a diy'Of re joicing by the higher orders, but that with it should be 'combined the encouragement of the arts and tnanufaElures of the country, many of them having experienced great depression, who principally de pond upon Court dresses, and all the et ceeteras, in consequence of her Me:es:ry not 'having held any Courts this season. .His ROYAL HIOIINEitiI with that consideration, end a due. regard for the welfare of his country,. in his cards of invitation, had ex• pressed a strong desire that every person shonia come dressed in articles of British manufaCture only. This operated as a double advantage to' trader; as had some of the Ltdies been inclined so_ go in dresses they had 'worn before, this request of his ROYAL PrIGIINBiII 'would have entirely prevent ed it, as it is very rare : thee Ladies are full-dressed, without basing 'articles of foreign manufacture of variotea sorts Ohs ; the result has been, the whole of the tourt 'cliess-makers have beenbusi4 employed from the time of the, F6te being •determined on. This.company began to assemble at nose o'clock, end continued without intermission setting down till eleven. They were must excellently regttlated by Macmarsus, ruwissend, and Sayers, why contrived to have six and seven carri ages in the court-yard, and, on account of she fine weather, all so be set ting down at the same rime, without the, least con fusion or accident. The elegant carnagos, tit w b.-aetifill and deg tilt females all in new dressys of English. manulacture, principally white inins, silks, lace; cope, and intislins ernamente'd with silver, together with the G. issleaten in Court • milaary and naval noifot ins, Leightened by the ui !ininatiipia of the walls u; tote court-yard, to gether with the trees in the gardees, and the full Bends of • the threi;Regititenis of Ito& Gu:srds, and the PRINCE REGENT'S Band, in their tull'state'ure forms, piaying eitern a telf site most •delightftil march. s and martial pieees, acrd tbe,eompany edit • marketed into !he princely mansion m the in gra-hi procession, es; Royal Highne",s's Etry,!tiit:S taken; their c. A rdi of iovitation• as they entered, to prevent the adsnission.uf improper persons. They all appeared struck with surprise and_ astonishment .as hey' entered to grand Grecian Hall, .which, in addstiOtr to its usuiti f splenditi appeartince, was ortia merited' wish a variety of shrubs, of patent lairips, and eleon; an bernsof vast dimensions. The grand effeet ot a line of 'the Yeomen (If the Guards, together with a large assemblage of the Priesas RN:GENT'S,AiIe KING'V the QUEEN':, rind all toe Royal Dukes' servants, in their state liveries, lendred the appearance beyond description, but by ail se who are .icilualoicd with the rich' dresies and 'liveries, t is e:ssicr conceived than described. Two ui tle• Veteuen of the Guards were also stationed as etch of the entraisees ao the Octagon Saloon, the fitting up of which for ibis occasion was par ticu:arly splen.nd the drapery was .scarlet cloth, mooned with gold-culourcd silk; large cords and fringe. A lu the Grecian Hall were al4o asieinbled to re eeiv,: ihe conipiiii), Colonels M 4 NIAHON, .Geneials b-HP 1741, dttd . .I:UktNaR, COIULIvIti BLOOMFIULD, THO• gAb. 11.1)Li TY to ; ether Nitll F.Eafi DUNDAS, ' KIiiTII , IiIiATHFIELD, MOUNT . 11Documaa, and YAiimutrrn. The latter has been ItNesaiig tole in. his exertions to assiit his Royal ~Ellgilitess in hisk arrtingttinent, for this . splendid enter tainni,;ol rn honourot his .Royal.Fathees.birth-dby, and continued hi exettions to Wedne',day night iu a r gulmor,ol the business. ~ Lit, 1 3 1 i INCE &MINT ;•entered his state apart. rpepis'_aOoot a.qttitter past nine o'clock, a sea det co it s , most richty and ly ornarrietiltcl, in a very novel style, witti gold - ma, stlr of t. Orderof =the •Ga;ier.•-• Ttre - Dqke of. YOiR. wore,a sintiJar coat; tne pai.ern ppit %cis said to be like one worn by that pi:at warrior, Ihe',Dtlke . 61 'CumitittLap.o. 110, ItoyJi..Higlineas rite Pat Nbitikeoettt :came into los StalqaPatt9. l 4llol jUtil at hiiliak the Fi'eni•h King and Pi Wee* arrived :Aie received :t herer graciously.. His itOyat fligtitteo !therm ark.l4, during Ine p o i,ie I. &tun ontt_toom to thr 041%1 without ally at• tetidlots or cettnionyiconveroitig in 'the most attable manner with his numerous gotrAtt. Toe 6,111 1 ,, , 1 tpu.)4.oo,libnn.taiice otdintisetrzent in peratunw,.ti tlkis clletifated nninhion. -- . • . - - th Whole of theJkooms, anti, their virittui ele gant. 0 1)4 I:4stefol. .tkeurations, 'Werti porti , :ulitrly aptk Isec:timely cicsertocd to otle . 1)4.-er of )ed'4..'4:r. day. . .____._...__ •_ . .. _ TE BALL. . , N ev er was seen so awiolated a spectacle as the Bali-room pres , .tuLd atfout I o'cluck. The dancers were nuttier. us and brilliant in tlti extretnes .no cent happened'to distufb the joy which prevailed. The iirt cbuple who " trippt'd on the light Li;:lastit% (qO7 were .h;.lrl. PERCY, and the “Ceumplisbati, and deservedly cclebtated heauly, La .y JANE MuNTA. Gus, the initighlCrot" the lluthess of illANCtiEla4ii Alley. led qtl Aoth the dance called "dl.iiss. Jam •Vone," next followed Lord Maitland . . Duchess of Redford harlot T)r..'onncl s Lady Catherine 'ferries Lad ut Digoy . . . Cuuntess4 terAy Marquis or Worcester . Lady Charier; Somerset Lord Palmerston . Laity Frances . trait Lord Ed. Somerset . Lady Charles Fitzroy Lord Ph. Somerset . Miss, Metc:dte ot icOmouti, . Mary i:cioutnbe Lord Lake r • • 111... it, Miss Ore.li,s'w Lord Mark. Kerr • . Lady ilizabetti Chic Earl Gower . . Miss Cllynne Colonel Maculation . Miss Methuen Lord hiibiington . Iviiss raw kcner Lot of Itptlwr . Arigsg Thomson • Mr. Lloyd . . , Lady C. uttohnondeley. The PitrtiCH REGENT, and Gp Royal Dukes of I„ r otta., CLARENCE, KENT, CIIMBERLAND i CAM. BRIDGE, and Sussex, , were present at tha t per i od (half-pit eleven), and appeared bigilly gratified to . bee )30 enlivaiiing a scene. YAirl of s iAlt murn, and Col. lhoostrittLo, announced, about a quarter past two o' c l oc k , 114 Supper was ready. The company proceeded, with the greatest order and satislaaion to themselves, clown iho staircase into the basement story ; and thence to the tahlvs, 41ther into the grand tango of rooms . cotmeAod wit h the' Gin servafory, tir '1*;) the Ch'nefie teMpority room's. At the enti of the ConNerv..l4mi, it. ad.iiiion to, tine ornamental ,rleeq r 'rations before-rnetitionc , .l, 11.100 Mapiliernt a-tlei;ciric4l transparency, with G. It 111. a Crown, 'and neher-dettiees. rills was, the t joka Of the , •vholt, range, and I.l.lrfinularly desiirming th e treat feature 7,f life Fete, nirt.'ely, d i,q,pri ••,0 :41 . 1 tribute,. of filial gratude and by ,the itamiNt to our revered Sn,ercign. Tl;e banquet, .0e netel 'tidy will, was the (must co.tly and actinirabre.in all its arrangemeits; i! did infinity; credit 'in Mr. WAlTifek, and :ill the other Officeta of the Household. Tn: ParN'cl REGENT, *WI !nut urbanity which' has ever been his. • • ,3 tiiigtilele racteristic, had a table priced contigoon, to ft.s own for the Foreigit Ministers a 301 Nobtilty who were of theyarty. , _ • The Royal Dukes assi.ted the PKINCR RRc&NT in doing tha honours of 'the tsule, It was really the' most interesting ,sight .to see at liavt, boo person', the grr.ittr propurtion Let.tics, in ono continued line, the la , terdrest in vi• bite **tin, hilks, (ir muslinit; embroidere(f or 4p.ingiod with *Ott, havin each a plume of ostrich (-tattlers. (ton tt to 14 ii• number, and they waving their heads, Mid reflected in' time serpentine brook brfure thorn ; ai wii really a silverfloo , i, and thew were its tributnry mreaitlß. The allje•vert Wag rendered pec, liarly grat..fel by the fres!iicsq ot the air, and the ode..r et the gr:pind; it %%a% a happy re'trtat to ~11, whom ths course of the eig4t could gaits aCt;e3i thereto.- kyle were many supper tables, and the-Chairs at p e s se d from one view to be arche t-Over•with d garl.tott I roses;, and indeed the whole area a-peareti in tiro fee, til.r aft ,'ce nt s 01 rose-trees. Tee tiall-rouin, ader supper WaS surrounds d by a griklatititt '6l 4.1;11 stools, for the accemined..tieli ut thosu w lie chose to be calm spectators °Ellie scent:, ANO ACCOUNi% . Soon after two o'clock, slipper was annoi:n.t(tii, when the company quitted the seenui of and Priticely grandeur to :motile,' if,t. its licence, we will be bold to say never equalled kind. The convaily descended the grand staircase ; In the bottom of which was a grotto, wit,' a pro fusion of flowers and shrubs, tie f ir f url h most odoriferous smells. The PItINCE REGENT, and those allotted to sup tit the 'Sara.... table %yob his Royal Highness, descended by a private stain:Asti:in the . Conservato...y . , 'Whiek iS the admiration of evthty one who has .seen it.' It is' a titost healthful and 11g - Ig-finished Gothic bulling, gteatty rese,w,h h e the, celebrated roof of King's Chapel, Canillridge.— It' was uncommonly well adapted for this truly Princely entertainment, both tot convenient*, as Well as appearance . , there bi!ing plenty tit room 4 4- hind the supportitig pillars, witii recesses hir the at , . tendants. Tice recesies are ar c h e d, uhril; handy illuminated with a profusion of varierted lamp s . On each of the ten pillars was 4 branch, with four pateptlamps. At the head of t:ti Conservatory, behind thePatano REGENT, 1ff3t.31, ascending sideboard, viith a display of a gold serbic'si of plate it was ornamented with a cirai:ery of illitr white lawn, over pink, trimmed with dark friu‘e. In the centre of the sideboard was a large. ing-glass directly behind'his Royal Highness, for t ea fitcrlQll, and above which vita a transparency Of tl!: Crown and Q. R. 111. The c:iiet supper table was laid in the Conserve . . tory, exhibiting the grand service of iris-ay plate, consisting of several pieces,: here the skill of the fettioner and engt.ver were cottopieueng, tier amidst the most choice and delicious . rtlreshtnent i a tn , ,ntain of real water was introtloced with tilt% ital,piest tifea, springing front the centre of the ca. ble, and running amid artificia? rucks and caverns, in an irregular stream, in which a number o 1 gold fish, ever and anon, sported up and down. This taWe • ex.endedfrom the farthermost end Of the conger votory, ayross thedining.roorn, and covers were laid for i et, who 53t with the greatest ease. His Rt,tyal I.l.ighnkss was seated in a plain 'chair, at the head of the table, and presidei with that gr , t o t fo r i l ieh b e is so pre.eminently distingutshed, land Aqui sarroun t p. ed by ihu Duchess of Yottit., Princess SotlitA, and Royal Dukes. • TEMPORARY ROOMS, jnese were ereetkl expressly tor iniver, and cotnbined every co:.ventence the most perfect build. irig collldatiford,and wrre on the lawn in the garden, citr:4 , • to tier back lion: of ine h4 , use , and occopt , ,d t>et u een t3 - 4nd t 4,000 aquarr feet, made of canvas, the loot twstte weather input lay nit-cloth ; die whole 01 them ‘8 ere appropriated, fur supper only. Thry tortned a - trrbltil,:ruxs, entering Crum a roost) adiotn. ing the eItINCII RUGeNT's h itting - room ; the,loni cornets , had. each a 'large round tent, where al,o .upper was bid. At the sides were temporary chens 'amides. 'They were , most tastefully (a. 'inuneatcd , wilt wreaths of at*ifieirfl flowers iti try., .toms, and in the four corners of the centre of earA erOse were inlets with shelves, hued grown(; flowers and shrubs. At the end of ti,e gnarl.): tit. trance was an arbour with stveral statues. !ic illtArninated by .small elvOnt aus,r;endea by chains, .cOvo ed with mie;.o4, artificial llowerS, aiso - a profusian of variegated On entering the rooms, the part;ri t . lady .novel, grand, and' enchni.ting ; rhr oye wa4 first attraeled by _a. blaze of light under I! e .art.h.d entrance of close toWs white ldinps ; fix 3pienciam and magnificence With which 014 cloth's were laid.fer supper; the elfett of the whole•wiii considerably heightened by looking-glasses being placed in suFh situations as to,exhibit every dounle. The grass was entirely cinema wi‘h hit% and boards. The whole of fliu filling up the rooms and the entertainment greatly le,em.)led one given by the Qua a few years since at more, . in honour of the birthday of one cat' • the Royal Dukes. The Duchess of YORK, Princess SOPHIA, and ail the ituyal Dukes, attended the above splendid Fele, as well ag the following Noble and thsiingu;shPd cltara~irrs :-- 'rho Lord Chance'for, the Speakcr of the House of Coml. moos, tilt: CllgikCeltUr a the F. x‘hetturri 'the Lord Baron, the Attorney arid Solicit• r.Golierals, thy Loin Mayor end Lady Mayoress, the Si+e+ikt3 of London eat olufdlesc x , the City keinembrancer. Baran Graham, the Algentla arid Sardinian A rit bealladati. Dukes.- Bedford. GrArtort, De Cnigny, Leinstcr, 111'41., borough„ . lVe.utort, Argyle, Dc Grarnitiont, Dorset uu Ines, Montrose, bourbon, Sontertet, and Rutland. Ductigssec,..ltteatord, Grafton, De cuigny, Alarlbolott6lJ, e