The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-02-03 00:00:00

VWIII4 tilZeter is now edited tinder the same
direa:on as formerly. beginainz ith No. lis.
NI 1.441 li.ts arrived here with 1.4 ‘vliole
dirivion

Tow : i o.4*w. 'weary It 1
Necerdir.g to aoILIVMS (Trill Se/ Via, '.1.1" Nobles
the vian Nation, iissembletl, about
the nri Mdse of Derens:ser, Ist Se:militia, in cone.
Tierce of repe..teJ tram the General in
C4ief. George Cr:rny IA a lung anJ impressive
erred:, Le st.stint :u-tl.cris thn iituALion of the cOlail-

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try, at.d the 4segtriV ohich itrle tetyst by the
speedy rpproads of a litittileelis,litrkisilalraTo Ind
likewise the manila 'rng theft: t:postOrhirch,
after maturely considering the above-mestinatd cir-
cumstances, the drlitientomn coarabente'd some
of the Eiders of the nation, who piens the uni-
versal tripe(' of the people, itibutitted various pro-
posals lot asot!kg the danget, .and preserving the
coostitn•ion or their country ; but as they did not
meet with 'nib% approbation. the mcetiog, after
Wog debates, c/tat to the follawing resolutions :
t• The valiula !tertian iNSWIfhliOll 611411 ta. augmoitA to
ton,eto men, end .'.alt tw plaerd uo a .e:ula, tocalag.

2 Fvery other 'items! for preventing the dreaded invasina or
this Turks, shell be entpl.ned under the disunion "(the
mend*. is rhief.
S. The Serrian soldiery shall he provider.' for neatly in cc?,
taiel appointed piste., and can lier. ian subli.•r shall in Imo re
pleader either the inhabitant., or the other in Inary, upon pain
of death.
Strip discipline and subordination shall be introaticed
*song the whole SPF9IIII itwurwmioa. The Sew wian *.hliese
Most not presume to tvooriss the eonainstids of hi. nflicer•, but'
Out punettally ob r them. ►.very general has a right to
punish a deserter snit death, without transmitting a report of
the cirestiostatico to Ilia reininandet in chief.
5. The fortr.s. of S imendia ahall be placed as speedily u
posible in a good state u(delenos , it shall be garrisoned by
WO men, ;ad i.rovinimod fur two years.
6. Th. siege of Uelgredis shall be continued with vigour,
aid if the city refuse to capitulate, it shall be %mimed
To judge from these resolutions. the termination
of the troubles of Servia, which was recently looked
upon as near at hand, is still at a great distance.
lhe following circumstances are stated as the prin-
cipal causes of their cmtinuation : the Grand Sig-
nior is firmly resolved to quell the dibturhanees in
that country, and has, for this purpose, equipped a
numerous army to advance into Serv;a, and to re-
store peace there. 'The inhabitants have be-n con-
vinced of the reality of this energetic determination,
by the eircuolitaince that the deputation Lately sent
by them to the Grand Signior was not permitted to
enter Constaatiwpie. had returned unheard. and all
•the Serviana residing there, had fled in haste from
that metropolis.
According to still later intelligence, the 'Turkish
army had already advanced very near to the Ser.
vian frontiers, and preparations are maling to at-
tack it. Czerny will command the ServiAn army
in person.

lIIATISION,./tl4. 1%.
the 11111111Tbki city of Augsburg has preseated a
raprasantation to the Diet, in consequence of the oc-
cupation of that city by his Elraoral of
Bavaria. in which it is stated. that the magi.ttatcs,
or loag as they ate not released trum the duties they
have sworn to fulfil, towards Ills Impetial Majesty
and the Empire, cannot but consider the military
occupation of their city, as a measure, which they
can as little acknowledge as they a-e able to resist.

It•TifinN, JAN. 15.
The day before ywterday, M. Bildt, the Envoy
fur Swedish Pomerania, gave in the following
DEci.AR sTioN

" Ilis Sweilinh ftfajeny Ma directed the Undersigned, his
Elie/ Extriimintary and %lutists, IN •nip,te.ltiarv, todeilarr•
to the I)tet nt the dkriunit Einpire, that the offences drily
committed b. malty Winners the Fit:spite, se and the Con-
stitution they have 'worn to maintain, are c.siveiry to the
prirselphe of honour and 'inst.-. Nis "Sil.kinty 11311011 K 3111C111
Ineetiiht the unhappy courniiienee of the disputes win ti has.
prevailed among the me titters of the Fimptre, as well ns the
enowesponice. of the lion of ri-s-,ieft which they kilo? manliest-
td Inwards the barman Conuitution. The sentiments and
priterditers of Ilia Majesty are ruo well known, and have been
led Wen etpressett Si the Dirt, fur it to he necessary that he
should repeat them; especially at a time when we 10514 lain
speak the tannage of Imitate, And still less nlyserte it: laws,
if we wish to be heard. His hlsiests, theicfnre, considers it
as beneath his dignity, friwo this dos forwards, en tske any put
in the steliheratinsie niche Diet, an lour es it: decisions shall be
under the influence of usurpation and egotism.
I " RatiAnn, Jan. 13. (Signed) " VON nit.D.r."

It is supposed that M. Von Bildt will leave
Ititisbon this day.

111 ATISION, )att. 16.
On the 14th inst. the nuptials of Prince Eugene
with the Crown Princess of Bavaria were consum-
mated at Munich. On that day. the Prince as.
'timed the name of Eugene Napoleon. He is con-
sidered as the successot of the great Emperor. The
new-smarritrel couple will go straight to Milan, and
thence to Venice, but will repair to rails in ;tiny.
The first articles of the mart iage contrail were
real by the Minister Talleyrand, at the time of per-
forming the cer-rnony.

1 he second snn of the King of Bavaria is coadjutor
of the Order of Malta.

The Emperor Napoleon is expened at Stutg:irdt
on the' oth.

At CSB{lnr.. JAN. I I.

Yesterday intelligence was received brie, that
Augsburg will be made one of the strongest for-
tresses in all Bavaria. The fortifications around this
ciry wiit be enlarged. acd the number of won Semen
in the trenches doubled. Three Bavarian rcgirnents
will be 10.acird herb in 7,..wrison ; and General Wrede
will be commandant of the city.

• mitten, JAM. 11.
Ye‘tereay, the Viceroy, Prince Eugene. arrived
here from Mil.tn; hi. U44.lr;.ige with out Nace.a.try

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Ptimeesr, , ikuicsas, is fist 4 Cor the 14th i,:stant. • Tite
Mater Aistk-chancellor, has sant, in haste, from
Munich j kiLittisbon, fix, his Archiepi ~spal orna-
ments, in order to perform the ceremony.
CIAO. Jas. 14.
Majesty of Wirtemberg ha granted to his
brothers die title of Royal I lighnesses. The nephews
will bove3littitle o Dukes,
'l' be demolition of tli fortifications here is carried
on with the greatest activity. The somber of wort:-
men employed for this purpose, has been increased
fi um 4000 to 6000, •
NA/It., DEC. 10.
The number i f foreign troops which have landed
here, at Manfredonia, and at other points of the
coast of Italy, is computed at 40,000. More thin
one half are Russians, 9000 English, and 2400
Arnauts. These will be joined by 12,000 Neapoli-.
tans, commanded by General Viscompte Musa',
who hilf been secalled from Palermo. The return
of the Minister Afton is likewise etpeet..d.
Yesterday, 2 council of war was held at the
Hotel of Lacy, the Commander-in-Chief, to decide
whether, under the present circumstances, it would
be prudent to a& offensively. In the kingdom of
Naples, 12,000 horses are assigned for the service of
the army. Every person who has four horses, is
obliged to furnish two, and those who have two
must part with one.
GENOA, DIC. 211.
All letters from Tuscany, and the ecclesiastical
states, mention, that the French army is in full
march ton,ards Naples. Cardinalßuffohasrefused
the command of the key en

key en maw.
PISA, DFC. 13.
The commerce of the Danes with Leghorn, at
present, very brisk ; few other foreign vessels :alive
there. Eleven Neapolitan ships have been detained
at Genoa; and the French privateers have received
permission to bring in all vessels under the colours
of that natien.
BOLOGNA. JAN I.
The motions of the troops, in this kingdcm, stiil
continue : £5,000 men, of the army of St. Cyr, have
advanced towards Lower Italy, with a large park of
artillery. The division of Gardanne, of the 21117 of
Marshal Massena, will come hither. and a reset re-
camp of 3:),(YYJ men will be formed. In the mean
time, we learn, that a Russian courier has arrived
br the way of Mr-pry and the Adriatic sea, at
Yesare, whence 10rthas continued his j...arney to
Naples. He brings orders to the It Usbialls in th it
city, immediately to evacuate it, re-embark, acid re-
turn to the Republic of the Seven Islands.
BANKS OF lIIL NAINL, JAN. 14.
It appears that the stay of Marshal Angereau in
Darmstadt, will he of longer duration than was
at first su;Tosesl, for his corps is distributing itself
in the principality of Stackenburg, and extends to
the Maine. On tl.e lower part of that river it has
a comm""-';•: • -

sti h the garrison of Alenta, in
which city a corps or 15,0.0 men is expelled,
w:,en the whole will be ihd,,:eti under the command
at Marshal Lasnes.

One of our Joutnals contains the following ar.

tick:—

Austria, that Ear of the f►rs. magnitude, will
rise more glorious than ever from the obscurity
which for some time sot rounded it; and soon will
it shine with new and greater splendor. A dark
cluud encircles the Cri'scent in the East ; and it ap.
pears that the Lime is near, of which the Poet sang
in the prophetic spirit:—' A day shall come when
thou, bright Moon, shalt fall, and be extinguished
from the lII:MRS.' "

FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

PARIS. JAN. 22.
We are assured that orders have been given to
augment the fl nilla at Boulogne, in as much as the
Grand Army will soon return to the coast.
By an Imperial Decree, dated Schoenbrunn, the
Gth Nivose, the meeting of the Legislative Body is
convened tor the Ist of March, 1806.
The cevirmony of the mar riago of Prince Eugene,
with the Princess Augusta Amelia of Bavaria, was
celebrated at Munich, on the. 4th instant. The
preliminaries of the ceremony began on the 13th,
when the marriage contra& was signed by the Em-
pet or and Empress of France, and by the King and
Queen of liavaria.. The civil ad was performed by
the Arch-Chancellor of the Empire, and the religi.
ons, by the Primate of Germany, the Arch-Chancei-
lor of the German Empire. These ceremonies were
followed by a Grand Ball.
The birth-day of the Princess Eliza, Princess of
Piombino, was celebrated A% ill) r ins mu-din:try splen-
dor at Lucca& on the 4th of January. Every ho-
mage that is paid to Bonaparte in person, where-
ever he passes, is paid to him in reftedion where.
ever any branch of his family has bean placed by
hsm in any station of power or authority.

atIF
An escape has been made. by the Eng-
lish pt ti be castle of Bitche, but
they w by the sentinel, who
gave ib. . why had eget:tea their
escape wei4t4l24.
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THE BRITIS.

PRE:;';,

• 1 ON1)(rc,
MONDAY, FEtstraifir I.

Lord I.lxo xtfinvev had an intervie•" otith Ili
M sassy v , on Saturday. at the Qvat:s's heu-e, h om
one until two. o'clock.. In the evening. the M.i.
<O4 of Noce' won AM,. the Earl of CI. R L ISt a, a;„!
Lehi Getters ttx, paid a visit to the Prince of
Wait., at Carltonehouse. and at half pan eigkt
o'clock, I.ord Gees's t.ty waited upost.„llis hi..
Jests at rise. Queen's Inane, hy.appoistmenr.—
When Lord. GI trivi L, Is ; . "%Milani . hig Plait of 4
new Ministry. as Friday, kilo MAIIIS7Y NO, he
w0n4.4 give an answer in forty-eight boon, which ti
course would expire at titre o'clock yesterday.
Piet His Mifiter V (Ries . ncli trammel busiress on
Sunday, and, therefore he was graciously pleased
to Staid for Lord UsiiNvittx on Saturday. withu,
the time originally, fixed for the purpose. After
some previous conversation, Lord (ligroin!. E read
over his list of the stew Mioistry, to no part of
which His MAJZsTY =ad, any telojettion. At the
foot of it, however, was a kite, siatiu, cc *4 are
informed, that it was hoped His MAJIItT Y, wutil.t
permit a military council to exist, to cin.nit a i:r.
His MAJtsry upon the best means for the defence
and security of the country. Respell and delicacy
forbid us to enter too minutely into the" detail of
what passed upon the subjeet of this note. but v'
are not aware of any impropriety in adverting gea,
rally to it. His May. EST Y, we und.mstand, Asko',
whether it were meant to interfere with the command
and di minion of the army ? to which, we understand,
Lord Go Ls vitta answered, that eventually it might.
His Lord.hip was the . desired to read the lia ever
again, which he did, and His Maresr v. without
making any objeflion to the are nt. repeated
the same question ;to which I. ORIRVILLr ar•
awned, that as he and his intend ' Ikag •, would
I.
be resp,msible for the safety and defence of tl:e
country, they deemed it metlissary that they should
be pricy to the regulations of the army at this
critical junfture ; that nothing was further front
their intention; than to meditate any thing that
could give the slightest Cispleasure to his hi -
.11 sr y , but that, under the circumstances of tin
country, their condo& might, no doubt. e entual:y
interfere with the dire inn of the nal:nary force.
His MAJ tqT Y. then said, that he .• must reconsider
it." and after an interview of one hour and a hail;
Lord Caturiote west away without any time
fixed &c hi. MOM. or any farther answer. litre
the master rests for the present, and we declare,
that we would not have stated even so much, urea
a subjea of such extreme delicacy, did we riot
think it of importance, that the public should have
sit idea of the real pound of the delay, which has
occurred in the formation of a new Minlerry. The
Public have been long looking with 'eager expecta-
tion to an Administration combinicg :he experience,
talent, rank, and property of the Country; anti
surely it is better they shotsld know that the
delay has arisen out de a collateral point, which
may, be got over, than that it should go abroa4
that His MAJ [ST r had objected to an arrangement
of that form and strufture, which they are so de.
*irons to obtain. IVe have heard that the Duke of
Yon K was present at the above interview, and re-
mained at the Quirt.% house after Lord Gm amvitte
withdrew. His lordship proceeded to Carlton-
house, but the Prince was at the Opera. His Lord-
ship then went to the house of Earl Seamen'.
in St. James's-place, where he was met by the Mar-
quis of hi:C.:II.IO,.AM, Karl of Caasastz, Messrs.
Fox, Sistatts.a. and Gear. They remained ill
consultation about o hours; in the course ri
which Lord Gs as dispatched a lame to the
Prince of WA 4 °..
Lord HA. setter had sp. audience of Ills
hi ialtST v. y et day morning,.:4the Qt a eel's House.
The Dulueaf YUIR bad also an audience of laic
M AJLST Y. which lasted frem three to six (Ales ky
Lord HAWIII,4SLRY had another ieterview, whitb
lasted from right o'clock last night. until tea. In
the course of the day, the Earl of C• Id DUI paid a
visit to Lord Cstriv 'tic. Viscount Sin 'mourn re-
ceived several communicatioas from the party, and

the lending Members cf the intended Ministry held
a meeting. Various reports were the consequence of
this aAiv:ty in the political world. Some of them
stated, that VISC. ('•sl LER L•G• and Laird 11•wttss•
au isv were likely to cnntinue in power, but We •re
assured, that the Gazusrma.ss and the Old OP-
position ate indissoluble, And we confidently re-
slid, that not many days will elapse, before the rre•
sent difficulty will be surnuomted, and Lnrd Gsca•
VILL ef plan of a New Ministry will he carried
into execution. The folloring list is eircu`sted r•
the n-•w arrangement. We believe the outline i,
to!crals:y coetea :

The following [.;sr we rece;ve4. pn•erd.ty tGer•

. •
noon, from the Tlear.:ry, which we con;.der as porao:e:, and we pledge, ourselves for its loyalty.
official Imprisonment and the piUory have a wonderful'
Frei FITISMILLIAM. Pr +idea a I'm Coutrnil. effed upon some men's principles. We have rectal
liird Geer' va Lle IFS••s 1.01.1.4 the a.urr, instances of the most hardened Jacobins conlemlndi
I,m v•arount siouovri., I.iwt al.
into go hi subjects, under tiiuir salutary operation.
st, Fna, Siisret sty of SUM for V .rein Nff.sir•.
if the Fostrss and Gm er.vrt ors are so destitute of
Earl SrtsttAty of State fur Lie flume
pirit, if they are of a soft, milky nature, to forgive
a.ut.

Mr WIXOM AM. Seeretaty 4.1 State fer the C,lumal De

and forget such personal injulies and insultes they
must sutler the consequences of their weltkite.s.—

Mr. Garr Frst Lord of .Is, A Irriir,trt.
Lord Maas Pr. r the r...clurevier, ;in a
Sect m the Cabinet.
Lord Misr P esirtmit of the !tiara of Controul, but with-
out A Suit in the Cabinet.
Mr. tRAILINE. I.rml Clisne.-111r, with a P.--er.l-.
Lora Ft r.w.trerint ri, Spr aker of the dduur. ot Lord., with
a seat in the Caterret.
Earl Mora a, ioutt Lieutenant of
Mr. Clinics r.rsisiwer, Lind Chancellor of Ireland : but
not with a Peerage.
Mr. Sore MAN. M.A.:err of the Nhre.
Farl ot itt:C•111.011 &mental, one of the P..itimict...ri Ge-
rund,
Lord Ar•r'►lAMO, Prerrident of the Anent of Trade.
General Et rz ras dtr a, Secretary at War.
Mr. VAN.ITTAILT and Mr. EALiuTt. Secretaries of the
Trestre•). •
Mr. Ts • , Chief Secretary to the Lard Lieutenant of
pr. Putnam Altnritet-C:rneral.
rl,. RuRgiLIT,
All Vie arrangement. respecting the Wing% Ifourehold, to
tilrisvn bolore.
The Earl of Ca arisis and Mr. WHITBREAD.
with nine!' credit to themselves, lend their Aid to
the measures that have been proposed, without any
stir illat ion AvhAtvver.
Sir J sirs MA•4STIF.t.D ''as offered the place of
harp-r of thy_ Great leaf, and Speaker of the
House of Lords, hut refused it. Lord Et Les-
-Suacieca also declined to become Lord Cliancellor.
In the management of a llaili Newspaper, Satur,
*is gescrally seleaed for the insertion ot any thing
olsjea;onable ; as the Editor hopes that his con-
temporaries will think it too stale to take it up in
the eneuing week, and is at all events sure of a re/-
pile from censure, at the intervention of Sunday.
The consfu&ors of a certain Evening Paper, have
sought to Av Ail th^rnschres of this circumstance, in an
article no Saturday; entitled, The Chhimer and The

But it they do not interfere, we pledge ourselves,
,h,:c Tint Couricr shall be as loyal and correa a print
as any iu Use Itiingdi.m.
•
Lord Csstutes•ox,, on Saturday, brought
down three messages !Torn His M'a.st.ST V. request-
ing the House of Commons to enable him to settle
pensions upon Viltottotess Nstswe, Lnrd Cu a isc•
woos". and Sir R. STRACMAN. For which see the
Commons.
The four Ilamburgh Mails due, arrived yester-
day, with letters and papers to the '.!'oh last.
We have also received Paris papers to the 2:IJ,
and Dutch to the 28th. The ariny of General Sr.
C v R, reinforced by the division of Ncv, is upon its
march against Naples, whisk will soon be added
to the kingdom of Italy.
The marriage of Etienne BeavisAllsioss, and the
Princess AvousrA of BAT•RIA.W.IS solemnized on
the 14th, at Munich ; on which occasion the
bridegroom assumed the name of NAPOLEON, in
addition to his own.
BONAPARTE was ezpened at Storgrrd on the
420:11, on his return to Paris.
The province of Servia, part of the indemnity
intended for Austria, and also the inhabitants of
Parma, are in a state of rebellion.
The Boulogne Flotilla is to be augmented, and
the Grand Army is to return immediately to the
coast.
The foreign Papers contain several other interest:.
ing Articles, most of which w. }1.04 'copied, but
we have not room at "resew L.., observations.

Cetoirr. The public at large might be disposed to
Consider this a tide of c.o.trast, .ts The Kis: and The
The Court Autint Gulped ; but they would
be notch mistaken. It is meant and intended in the
true spirit of lilkert/ and trial:, , and we art only
surprised, from our knowledge of the di,gusting
upstart insolence of the al uthors, that, inste.l.l
.1 The Coriimet and The (*wirier, thei did not wrhe
" The Courier and ne Cabi"et." The ,:stensible
nispef of the article, is to impress the wori.; w.:h an
idea of the vast importance of the F.daois of that
pridt Alluding to the new Ministry, they say," the
public will do us the justice to allow, that wt have
not promoted the change, nor assisted in the com-

bins - ion to thrust any particular set at n:en upon
the Kum." There spoke true Modesty. l 4 hat I
• thz ..,nduiors of 7tr Courier hAd no part in forming
the new arrangements t and the KING dil not. at
their instance and request, apply to Lord C;s►e-
♦n Le to prepare a n.!%v Ministry ? They are not,

then, of His 11l Al EST Is 'S Pt ivy Council. We would
he glad to know upon what class of sircicy this con-
temptible stuff is expe.(l.cd to impose ? There is not,
we are conGdelit, one man of common und..rstand-
log in the country, that will not read this vapouring
pith disgust. Having thus noticed the ostensihe
purpose of the article, we come no•.s ta the real one ;
and here certainly we find very pl:-.in and intelli-
gent language. The condu3ors of The (metro- !V—
IM roundly, `• We have no patty to serve." l low
:degrading to the Press, thus to write, Lodgings to
let, upon the door ? I lave they then ungrate-
fully turned out the expiring Ministry, an.:
Tt fused them evmt a decent death and burial in
their columns ? Even so it is, Vermin always de-
sert the sinking vessel; and the new heir has attrac-
tions for the avaricious steward, or the designing
sycophant. But though the tenement is now emp:y,
and we are toil tai-re is not even a corner of The
Courier in nccupAti,,r., its conJuftm s hope they
will soon have a 'PAC lull. Speaking ot the
Celisvi Lt. rs, they say, •• We ate persuaded it will
1001 become our duty to defend them against the
attacks of taaiiin, as much as it was to defend their
predecessors." The %'icar of Bray would not be
more accommodating. Is this a Jima protf:r .`
service to the New Ministry or are we to un-
derstend that any person coisndled with the
GIIgN.VIL I. LS has prodnied them employ:lL:tit ?
! The G %EN V 11.1. LL and the FirCl TICS never can tor-
glee the malignant and scurrilous abusc ,loured upon
them by The Courier. The Fox:i to particularly
must spurn the offer, as, in their case, the ribaldry
bat been aggravated hay the most flagrant arstacy.
If they want the support ot The (.01.caer, they need
not stoop to win it with a mile, or even pui chase it
with a penny ; let them leave k to the due course
Qf 14W, And ti«wholesome correftion of its cuutem-

lie arum► gun-brig has taken the Impromptu, a
French privateer of 1: guns. aka carried her ince
karnsgAte.

On Saturday, at two o'clock, His MAJLST y
a Privy Council at the Quito's Palace, which wai
a'tended by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes ,tf
YORK, CUM SAUL AND, KENT. Swiss:a, and CA SA•
PRIDOL ; the Loso CIiAPCILLOII, the Duke of
Mustrantt, *minis HIIINI Mao; Earls CA DCN•
Wert soli:Latin Mal uouyas, WINCNCLISA. And
Gest•rnass ; Viscous' CASTLESIAGh
hlki.am *vs and Hsocaseuev. Sir Sirtril EN
COT d Mr. FILIJLENV ..tteiided as Cl.rlcs.
His Royal Highness the Duke Cheaters's.'
was intyra:fiso.d and woken in a Mr-mb.-t of the P, ivy
Cs:until. Ind tooth's:ileac at the Board accord-
, inzly.
';'he Cot.ncil pram:Jed to prick the Sheriffs of
.!iff, tent coutitL, far the insuisig
11 Alter which, the hl costoi sof Lunden was inl
trndoced, and evade h:s report to Ks :11 AJFSTY in
council, of fifteen cnnv.il., ca;dtalls (711vi:L-J At
the two list Sessions in the Old I;A:ley, when, we
understAncl. temp.; J if *hilt, who WAS convi&ed .r
Lord hott.t/111101I.,VGH's 1 t, was ordered fir execu-
ticn on Wednesday. !'he rest,were reprieved during
His Niarist If% pleasure.
After the Conc.;!, His M t.nsry give audiences
to Lords 140,•Yr. ,'JRY and NILLGRAVE, and the
Duke of MovT
Marqi::s Witt.t.r-t v, it is repotted, is to re-
ceive the Blue Iti. n, vacant by the skath of
Marqui. Coaswassic.
We have antio,roy to state, that Thursday. the
f;:h of Febru-iy inst. is the day heed for the Election
of a Member to serve t 1 Parliament, for the Uni-
versity rf Canahrid,:e.
His MA.IEST v's letter kat heelkent off to Ireland.
appointing \lr. MaYmE a plum. Judge in the Curt
td Common Picas, it :he room of Ms . Justice Fi u-
CANL, who retires.

Mr Justice Fox, we understand. has expressed
a wish to resign, on aesount of ii. Lealth.
StiOwnos tisane, Fsej is returned for radio.
ment fur the B ,7-I,ush of bouwich.
Tii,.. Eine: has hoax . lensed to cooler the Honfue
of the slost Honourable Order cf the Beth on the
Right iinflemrafle Wittrass Earl of \ ONTIILSK,
Rear-Admiral of the Red. sail Sir R Ku ANo Jolis
STIMC H AN, Bart. It...arAdrairial of the Blue Sitiji-
Jran of flit \fajesty's-fleer.
The K,WG bas also been pleated to grant the dig-
nity of tt 'tannic& of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland to Inostes Masreassan HA it-
DT. Eli/ ; Captain in the Baykal Navy, and the
heir. ins'.- of his body lawfaikly begotten.
'File Kinn has beta pleased to appoint the Hon.
Lvt.ris•v Ea melee to be His Majesty's Statuary
if Legation at the Court of Dresden.
'Flit Ga:rete of Saanrday night euiaains a crin7r.i.
natatory Address to His Majesty, upon the late naval
vi lanes, frosts the town and parish of hotses.
On Saturday morning, the Lord Chamberlain,
agree Ably to the vote of the House of Commons,
iesned orders at his t-Ace for the funeral of Mr. l'i r T.
Mr. Fe A nc e.jun. His Manes r's talsinet maker and
opholstertr, and Mr. Rt•sseat., His Majesty's ear-
penter an.: joiner, were sent for, and received their
instructions from Mr. MAII!•11, the principal Cierk in
the Lord Chamberlain', Office. He is to lie in
state in the Pain :amber ; that and the ad-
joining rooms t hula the Pualic are to pass,
are to be ;lan k ; a temporary platform
is ere • the Parliazaent HOillie • to
rner ilier.. estminster Abbey. Hat is
to lied mar tha Korth door, where his ta-
.4"snunselit is ' Ms. Feancs gave &action,.
Am y, to slake preparations f etc epssiefirinthe
ta
awit.a=the body well be unwed privet* • a
. boars% frous Putney. Ti is award it will be mu
Wee weeks kefore the ivpitial will take place.
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The grand serious Opera of ..ierentde r Seru w.l
performed on Satin Jay night, to one of the most '
brilliant and crowded audiences nt the Season. jr.
81416110,61 and Mrs. Bf r.l t:oioes were loudly uwored
in the secroui all ; they were in fine voice, and their
execution wits inimitahle. Madame PARROT, in the
ipopidar Ballet of L. I:iffe &ravage. was much ap-
plands4l. '
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lo tar brilliant circle were,
Rto al Me 10... the Prone, of Waly, the Dukes of
1;..0t and bh.s,x, I),.ke ..f Moetton., naqui. and Moroi.-
nen 0! Vitowl.....iee, the Mat,hinnee•es el Wellotlev pod
hot, the C.. 000 de—es of 11.1ningtoo, /torvm...e. awl
ittootelev, Car.1..Nr...n.11,,h. • ager C e5..14 Rockingham.
•h.te,Viscolo.t.• ••••• 6.11ar.41(11,At11a
1.. 4i..4 Ami 111,414114 GrAtlll,4.ll, Lecay D 0.11411,, W 111
us.. I. M. ha, F Wdson. the ?Amount,. A.111.1A1•4:101'
and pz,ty, Mr.. 11 grant, Lawrell. via F. I...eutling.

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Lord Citneoht Hui.% Ern. 1, IPO4.
N.uice it livrelly given, that titer* will lae a Drawing-Roam
AL St. ou Ttiuniday iiekt, the oth instant.

. Saturday morning, Her MAJtsr I, and Minces:es
A t.:‘•es.r A and Et:asp:: tt, honoured Lady Cis me-
Lot es Ft ace with a visits at her Ladyship's apart.
meets in St. James's Palace.
Princess &ten t a IS C. I/16 .I#i with a severe cold.
Her M %irsav had a party last evening, at the
QU IL teS !louse..
Yesterday, the Rev. Mr. CASIO:TT parformel
Divine Service before the ROYAL FASIiI.T, at the
, QUEZNI'S Valace.
Mr. K ennui, \vim has been labouring under a
severe coW for some days, on Saturday night was
taken so v,ry ill as to Le oblieed to relinquith the
Part of Po.' homers. in the play of Cymbeii‘re, to Mr.
H. SionuNs, who evine..d much judgment, taste,
and spir;t, in his performance, and was Ludly ap-
plauded.
The fa.hinsable rhos-rikifie miffs and tippets.
mo‘t, cc+ tainly, be very comfortable things for •,-
dewed ladies, in nip-hose weather.
The Duke and Duchess of lit r o n arrived last
Saturday, at their mouse, Stable-yard, St. James's,
from IVo!)urn. Her Graces we are sorry to state,
is indisposed.
G Jou ssrow, Esq. liS"lo.a.elra dinner pasty,
yesterday, at his house, fiarisApersqn.ite.
Lord Forty will leave town this day, for Leices-

S4',The Duchess of GORDON is care:led is town
Gorr. w, from Bury St. Ed.iiiiii.i's.
Mr. Klt NI 111.11 eztrem:lb iii yesterdd
had a very bad night on Saturday.
Master Fist TV plArcat nalOgittS with his 1131
ce.s, D:urydanc Thcatrc, on Saturday ,
•Vhe h011•C wi' full.
Ihe Nlatcpi: of SALISBURY left town, last Sa.
turday, at two o'clock, for Hattie d, %%here his
Lordship entertai4ed a large parky'ist dirsairr yes-
terd9l.
St. tlaonni. CAYLsmo, F.sq, arrived on Satur-
day in Hartford-street. May Lair, from Ireland.
Iris stud, Mr. LUKE, 0$ Norfolk, will be created
as Earl.
Li.:ll Duo! ay and Waits has remitted to the
Trtasi rers. his subscription of MI. towards
log a Pillar. in Dirmalgharn, to the meninx y of
the late Lord Nst.soN.
ire Hon. \liss Dunn•s, who is to be married
so Visciaist Mii.TOM, is his Lo; silly's cousin ; she
is the daughter of Lady ttl• BLOT CLWE•T *Mende
I only sis;cr to Earl Fs t zwri.ciaar, and lit of 1+64
DYNDAS.

The lion. rsli s I,: nuall commences her Crud I
certs this night. at her hour. in l'orrlaud.place. •
Lail Fl lia% 1 65.1 A M, it is *Aid, will be created
'Marquis of Itticar.cit •m, the title of his de-
ceased uncle. whose virtues and patriotism he in-
herits.
The Dowager Countess of Stria.. left town
last Saturday. on a vi.it to the Marchioness of Sa-
LisncaY, at Hatfield.
The Duke of Sr. Meares, arrived on Saturday
at his house. Stratford-place, front Cambridge-
shire. whets he has been on a shooting parry.
Viscount and Viscountess Suoi.t v, the Dbwager
Lady DA (.71.1/VARD, and Sir GiII:CUT and Lady
Arriccs:, dined last Saturday, with General ;yid
the lion. Mr. Si. Jolla, at their Ilona:. -

square.
Sir RALPH Mitaamt, has taken an elegant
house, in Portland-place, for the season.
L trly ANN WINDHA4 has removed from Ohm-
cest-r-ptice, to Queen-street, May Fair.
We und,rstand that Lady Renisorictn, from
whose Shakespearian pencil we have already had
several beautiful prints, is engaged in a sKtles of
drawings front the Liu of .• LAO Milestrd.
Lady S.ss sit Bot YL TY arrived naTitursday at her
house, Charles-street. Berkeley-square, from Mid-
dLton-par It. Ottfordshire.
Mr. ATKINSON, Ltd) from loslia, has purchased
the el ot;ant mansion, Ltd occupied by I. %sly SA-
tisaua v, in Harley-street, which he is fittiog up
in the men elegant stile.

Lord linnyriri ow and the Ilonourahle Mr Ckvir,
left town, on l'hursJa), for Belton House, Grant-
liarn, Lincolnshire.
'I he Hon. A. Gera' left town nn Thorgday, ON a
visit to Lord Err 00, at Green Park•placr, lt.ith.
4r. Corr:sous Iran taken an elegant Hooqe in
Upper Brook-saw, Grosvenor-square, to receive
his amiable bride, dAug bier of Sri Rooker Pack,
8.111 met.

The Rea. Do.i,r Bursor, Bishop .of Clonfert,
whu took his seat in the Ilouse of lawils, on Frt,isy,
when Dein of %Vaterford, considered a most
elique-t Preacher ; he is married to Mi•s Gout D,
the you..gesc Daughter of the late much respeded
.Itiqe LiOCLD.
CLAWDr. CRLS'IQ%T• Bert. gave a nranall
sfnner last hainrday, at his house, Dover•street, to
4.iir JOAN and Lady Ausaiy, Mr. and Mrs. Bait.
Love, Mr. C JLCM AN, Ste.; and, in the eveniag. had
a card patty. at which were the Courtets of At se-
al It L. Ladies D 55 51s ADA itit.TuN, and MrsAno•
Tli !SAW/.