The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-09-11 00:00:00

FROM THE HAMRURGII MAIL.

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PARIS, SEPT. t.
At the jeweller's, Bienne, in the street St. Honore,
are seen the Sceptre, the Hand of Justice, the Crown,
the Golden Spurs, and the Laurel Chaplet, which
are to be used at the Emperor's coronation. The
last is entirely new, of gold, and beautiful work-
manship. The other pieces have formerly been
used at the coronation of Charlemagne. The
sceptre, remarkable for its antiquity, is near five
feet long ; over it is a globe, and a likeness of
Charlemagne.

The chief town of the department of La Vendee,
Roche sur Yon, has obtained the Emperor's per-
mission to be tailed in future the town of Na-
poleon.
As preparations are now made in the church of
Notre D 'me, which indicate that some great cere-
loony will be performed there, little doubt remains
that the Emperor's coronation w:11 take place in that
lurch. and not at Rheims.
The Ecglish Colonel, Craufurd, who was clan-
steroutsly wounded in Franconia, during the Lit: war,
and from the effeet of which wound he has now been
perfeßly cured at Barnes, has settled an annual
rent of one thousand lines on the poor of that
pate.
'The camps on our coast present a beautiful
prospect They look like towns, and have streets
which bear the names of French heroes, with
statues, &c. One can write with the same cer-
tainty to a soldier in camp as if he was gum.-
tered in a city ; as for example—" To Monsieur
—. a so!dier in the Joubert Street. No. 90, by
the Bridge of Napoleon ; or to Monsieur —, a
corporal, in the Street Xlcber, on the corner of the
Street Dessaix ;" you may be sure the letters arrive as
they are diraled. Several coffee-hous s, and bil-
' Bard rooms, are open night and day ; and in every
camp are one, two, or three theatres, open every
'sight. Ends 1 egimc3t has its garden, where vege-
tables are cultivated to perfetlion ; and in the neigh
Isourhood of each camp are public gardens, under
the name of Tivoli, Frescati, &c. where parties
meet and walk every evening, are served with ices,
Ste. hear concerts, and see fire-works. In the camp
of General Oudinot, near Ostend, two pyramids, in
honour of the Emperor, are erelled ; and in a
garden adjoining, is an artificial mountain, called
the mountain of St. Gothard. Hardly an evening
passes, that there are not either private balls given,
or public balls announcer'. Varc is jos! is mute
/ than aver the order of the day.
t connracter, AUGUST V.
According to report, the Russian sqoadror.,
which is to cruise for some time in the German
Sea, will afterwards pass the winter here.
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Hitherto no Russian ships have passed the Sound;
, but it is certain that three ships of the line, two fri-
t gates, and one cutter, will sail very soon for the
German Sea. Never have we seen here Russian
ships better equipped and manned.
The French ChArre dr Afraires, at Stockholm. has
long ago presented the Serra/or Cemarakar, which de-
, dared the Imperial dignity hereditary in the Bona-
parte family; but has hitherto received no answer.
P Al'lllol4, AlltiVST 97.
I
The day before yesterday, the Ministers of the
1 Emperor of Germany, presented the following

NOTE:

" The Royal Electoral Ministers of Bohemia, and of the
Arch Disehy of Austria, have received from their Sovereign,
the inclosed printed pragmatic regulation, according to which
Ha Imperial and Royal Majesty, as :Warrantor the Aus-
trian Monarchy, with the consent of Fiance, hr, upon the
given& therein mentioned, determined to .11154.110 the Heredi-
tary Imperial Title.
" The underinwil Minielers hasten to inform the respec-
tive Membenor the German Diet of this determination, to
whom, besides, His Mahn? has SZltt private noti6catioca, new
doubting but that it will be received in the nicut frirnd:y
manner.
IN weever, es inthe pragmatic regulation is mesitioneit,
this hereditary dignity makes no change Si tlit rewire and for•
UM connections between Austria and the G.oinan States.
The undersigned Minister' have, therefore, particular order.
to declare, that by tli;s no change is made in the political
enindret, and usual attention of Hit Maiesty to tie welEtre o'
Germany; on the contrary, Ilis Majesty will double hi-
endeavours to maiataiii the usual good anal friendly untie,.
Mantling with kis co-estatas in Germany, without
(Signed) " FREDERIC Couut DE STADION
" EC!) JUSLPII CHARLES Doi IFAiISAIIILIG.
.6' Itatalan. Aug. 104.6

LON DON,
TUESDAY, StpICYRCR

Important dispatches were yesterday received
from India, by Government, and the East India
Company. The messenger came overland, and,
we are concerned to state, b: jogs accounts of the
renewal of hostilities in the East. The Mahratta
Chief, HoLMAa,who remained neutral during the
late contest, has, since the signing of the Treaty of
Peace between the British G,oternment and the
Mahratta powers, with whom we were lately at
war, shewn evis:ent marks of dissatisfanion. lle
had infringed itpoa the bmindarie: of our territory,
and war has been declared against this hastilt.
Chief. When tke accounts left Bombay, the Bri-
tish army had already taken the field. We have
not yet learned the divisions of the army that are
employed on this important occasion ; but we hare
no doubt, the Commander-in-Chief, and Governor-
General will display equal knowledge in the present,
as they did in the last, which redounded so much
to the honour of the British charalier.

Private letters st.tte, that the army were in high
spirits, and they hoped soon to Crith this last effort
of French iatrigne.
The dispatches left Bombay upon the 7th of
May, on which day Gcn,:ral %Vsi.t.Est.cv set out
for Ranch, to take the command of the army.
The Merchants of Bomb w:e giving, upon the
occasim, a very considerable pecuniary aid to
Government.

We yesterday received another ilamburgh Mail,
with :etters and papers to the 5:.h, from which we
have male several interesting extrans. 'they will
L. Found in the preceding columns.

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We, Teitertia-, received a letter from nut ear-
rapcmfent at-v iewv, of the 2:..1 rlt. which WWI

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as those of St. Petersbingh and Berlin, had been
sounded as to what manner they would regard such
an aft, and courier:, were immediately sent by it to
Russia and Prussia, to obtain thy opinions of these
cabinets." We were soon informed by oar Ambas-
sador at Berlin, Count MrorvcaNteit, " that what-
ever changs.• were determined on in France, would
be approves! of in Prussia, being regarded there as
mere f,rmnbli•., as long as BONAPARIE continued
at the head of the French Government."

" Before the Court of St. Petersbnrgh had time to
answer our question on this stahjL a, a courier
brought to it an accouut of Bus/ AP Aar es invasion
of Germany, and nmrd^r of the Duke of Esclurs,
The coolness .hefine subsisting between Russia anJ
France was now increased, and a proposal was made
by A LEI ANDEA 1. to Fnarstus 11. of uniting with
Russia, England, Turkey, and Sweden, and at-
tempting to se a limit to But. A PASTE'S crimes and
encroachments. This proposal of Russia was se-
conded by the English and Swedish Ambassadors
here : as bath Russia and Prussia were arming, our
Court ordered three large encampments, being de-
sirous to be Prepared to repulse all attacks made
upon its irlependence. During this interval, the
French Ambassador, CNA MPIGN Y, received courier
upon courier, mostly confidential officers of Boss
rapt.' is guard, some carrying offers of aggrandise-
ment, whets threats of invasion, but all intriguing
with our Ministers, as well as with our Courtiers,
distributing presents to some and g:eat promises
to all.

The proposal of an hereditary Austrian Emperor
came from TALLEVRAND; but our Cabinet desired,
at the same time, an hereditary Empire over Ger-
many, which the Cabinet of St. Cloud strongly op-
posed. The Em Patina and his family, to get rid
of all those troublesome intriguers, and important
intrigues, left his Capital for Baden, and every
thing seemed to indicate an alliance with Russia,
and the formation of a new league against France,
when BONAPARTE'S favourite aid-de-camp, General
Lanus ros, arrived here with a kind of altimatuw,
which required an immediate answer, and in threat-
ening language declared, " that 300,000 French-
men should, before three months, be at our gates,
arid the King of Pstssra be immediately elected a
king of the RomA ?C3, if our Cabinet liesirttell any
longer to salute the Corsican an Emperor of the
French: offal-Log, on the other hand, an augment-
ation of territory, with Belgrade, and other forts
upon the Turkish frontiers, it we either joined in
an alliance wigs France and Prussia, or only con-
tinued neuter."

. 4. Many great and unexpected obstacles had besides
been met with in our negotiations with Russia and
England. Our court WAS, therefore, on the ere
of a wtr wi:h France, without any alliance with
other states, and had no other choice left, hut to
like the determination it has dons ; a determina-
tion equally didated by policy and prudence. By
it time is at least gained; and if, during the next
winter, a general pacification cannot be be gilt
about through the mediation Verne Comet, se deAtred
Pram?, we will, at least, be better prepared then
than we are now, to at as circumstances may re•
quire !

I cannot conclude without mentioningacommon
repot t hero of Prussia and France having offered to
guaranty to our Court the proposed acquisitions on
the Turkish frontiers, if, in its turn, would guaranty
with Fiance, to Prussia, the acquisition of Han.
over and Swedish Pomerania, and, with Prussia, to
France, the incorporation of the Batavian Repub-
lic. This I can state as certain, that Bold AFAkTI6
s.iil meditates great changes upon the Continent:"

His Elm:limey the SPANISH A ma scsaisoa and his
Lady passed thiongh Truro, on 'I hilisdiiy Mght
last, on their way to Falmouth. They will procee,l
to Litho in the Pr.hee of frau packet, Captain
Toon, wlich was to sailor! Saturday evening.
I,,tcy Mario. Dowss, from Bengal, for
China, is captured ay Admiral Limo's% stitt.tdron.
The Sceesdy Cattle, ; and the
sailed from Bengal, for Bombay, in March last,
under convoy of the Rioss/...v t"rigate.
The IVeptaae, STLWASIT, lionl China, is arrived
at Madras.

The Carron, —; the Vat: Kaihu•row, —;
the Minerva, ; the Ilarti Scarf, the
Friembap, ; the Chaehitte, —, and the Sham
ilreloarar, —, from China; the Gatt,xes,
from Bengal; the /to. x, Bos Ha st, from Lath n ;
the Herrnlet, —, and the Cornwallis. from Goa,
are arrived at Bombay.
The Earbrater extra ship sailed from Madras for
Bengal, Pith March, under convoy of His Ma-
jesty s sloop Vioree.
A letter Irons Trieste, dated 11th July. states
ship has destroyed
" That His Majesty's-I
French privateer near Faro."
IstraB of a letter from Malta, dated 17th July :
44 We have just received intelligence ham Tullis,
that a Trench privateer of 4 wins h.ts carpred and
eat tied in!" My. an Eurlish ve,sel, mounting IJ
Runs s we are inclined to think it is the Pc! can, Capt.
LauAD, 111 Lvocloa."

. Vie stet %LT" Waft try, 41'4.c:'?!‘!, stp
ot. Matra v,4os.d. S'it_lr of the 1+4%4j
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actilloCulfi"PA:t,
11/PleAotAtnfttlis7.te..iigv;Lch:;troi;oss%%%'eSvegutllo6t6L.
d.!,.WhiCh ni,e
ijeWntlrttcia.4 L .peed
yesterkiay ...entre
12 o'clock. The ROYAL •dined to the
1,o2:;:. with all possible speed. , h. liA3LITT was
di ,•d, and app.:tired in the rooms by' o:teoverock.
Fier Nt.orsrr, PkISCFACI:, anc! the Rover
with their attendants, arrived about two &clod, i,
which boor the company began to ats:rohle and,
before dinner, lint fewer than two hundrea had ar-
rived. The tables were set out in a styli of
greatest elegance, and every une present ar
ted
that nothing could exceed it out of London,. A1t,...!
three o'clock the dancing commenced. 'rat grit
dance was led down by the Duke cf ('est BERL Lt.i)
and Lady Ti. Net E. The merry dance contn:a.
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till about eight o'clock, in which the Ror ti al. —ca...
and the Vatactssas occasionally joined. T„,
Bova. FAMILY then adjourned to vie Theatre, tit
ce.! Nli C•MP Portia, in nor Aferraant
13,11r.CCill 1 e Peor SAher. .

A'l the roads leading to %Veyrnoutli were corn.
pletely full of carriages; post•chaises, horses, and 46
sorts of. conveyances were engaged. Numbers were
n. t able ro procure conveyances, and were detained
on the roai, so great were the attraaions to be pro.
sent at the review and the fete. The fete WA, ; r,•.
pared under the dire.f.lion of the Princess l•it,za,
nertt. 112 r Royal Eligliness's tasteful genius was
assisted by several artists horn London.
Mr. BA ni:Eit, of Bond-street, London, one er
'their MAJrsrtts confeflioners. came down toy .
perintend the decorations of the tables. Upudr,!
of ~?,00 were invited, and 60 more were preseli,
were ins it d.

Eatl) this morning the Piincess M tier 1:411),...!.
His Ots..itst Y took a long ‘valk : •
fast.

The ROYAL FastibY attended divine service, at
the Church, when an excellent sermon was ptcatl,...:
by the Bishop of Bnisrob.
We are sorry to say, the Duke of Cbm mix L NO
is indisposed, at %Vey influth.
Mr. EAsr, the Messeiver, is recoveting from
wound; and braises he received by the oserturni,..i;
of the ‘Veynauth
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel on Friday:
E.rl gonslyn, Fari Camden, Lord R,s.r., I. 1, MI,
Blau, Laity Goo gins Berkley, Mr. and M.. Crms"
Family' Mr and Mrs. Illiektr.un and Fami y Mr Gor.%.
Mr and Mrs. Buili 1, Mr. Mrs. and Mi. Busk, Mr. I.
Mr. Chnrrhill, Mr. sad Mrs. Ursx Grie.v,iis..r, Mr Elsiq
a.id Fansil, Miss Mitehill, Col Ciatitinghani and Lady.
Attivals at the King's ile.td Hotel,

Rob •rt and I, R,bert Ruches,
Lord 'tavern, lion. Mr. Rr.lidev, Jlr. and NI •
Wood:loco:. Mr. %Vatkini, Mrs. Lanadowo, Lad Catud.at
and Col.

ARIIIVA LS •AT*TH.
Sir John, Lade, sort M.o. Smith, WM, Miq
►lgm. MN. arono, Dr Arci.er, Dr. 11 41. ton, Dr. a
Rev. Mr. and Mr. Wrrm•, Rev Mr. 13 •xuvr, K•.
Nog." Mr. and Mrs Norris, Mr. and Mr.. C.,orie., Mr. a... 1
Mrs Keroble„

The amiable and fas.-..inatine Lady CA RIR left the
Priory, yeete day, the si-at ot.the Marqi.is of At •
cola, for 51tiford Haven, upon her return to Ire
land, to join her Lord, who.is there at the head
his regiment. •
The Hon. B. Ca AVEN returned to town yesterday
from Coombe Abbey.
The Earl of HA MRINGTON returned to trwn ye-•
tee day, from Brighton, where he was upon a visit
to the PRINCE or Wsit:, The Countess and tle•
rest of the family returned at the same time Iron
Winds: ir
Mr. if If r, who fow'bt Lord Ca wci roan, is WI
in the Vs est Indies, hut at Cheltenham, where i.•
will be soon united in wedlock to an amiable ~
lady.
The late JOHN IV AV, Esq. has left 150,0001. to
young gentleman, merely because he is a nanle•fal. •
There are tew who would not like to be thus -
kid. The test..tor has :eft several hand sc.me remelt:v.
brances to strangers : he had no relatives.
Mrs. Moc NT AI N made the good people of Leeds
amends ba• a former diiappoi.arretnt, by girit;
them one night of her Lytk Novella, tm Sa-
turday.
Lord Cs A VV. N ;s now upon a visit to the Duke rtf
Ric it:vise, at Goods:royal In a few days he wt
return tar Ashton Pare, where a large co !quay as
now assembled.
Sir doses's, Lady, and Miss BAKKE!' left town on
Saturday, upon a visit to Mr. Butvoss at BiIrni";"
h• m. Sir JO,EPH, we understand, :t gone to •sr•
range with Mr. Bovrom a new die fur hail dollar:,
shillings, and sixper.cev.
The Marquis of AIII..NCORN and family retire:li
on Saturday from the seat of Mr. KNloisr, in liat.•
fordsbire. Yesterday they visited their house,
Grosvenor-square, and returned in the evening :
the priory.
Neat week, the Earl of Wu:casts, A WO Zir:
grand breakfast to the Rutland Legion of 1 Edon:
leers, at his scat at Burleigh, on the Hill.
We are happy to hear, that the amiable
Ha swoon, wh., has been d 4.erosisly
at Hart woodvHaase, rs r.osv is a an wiy. r -

cov
Th, atm 0 gan, given by n. E(r.
Representative of Poole. to the parish chur.:l• •
was re-opened on Sunday last, by Mr. Jk
Goss, the new Organist.
Arrived at the White Hart in Greenock last wcll
the Earl of LAUDIRDA LE, Lords A 1101111 A LP Moo
MlLlox and MA IT LA % o, on a sh:viting party;thel
embarked at Fairly Roads in Copt Ha NI, ttoss
cutter, for the Island of Arran, belonging to lII'
Grace the Duke of HAwII.Ius, the best shoxia3
ground pi.rlivs in Scotland.
The First Company 11. the Loyal Westminer.
Volunteers, commanded by Captain Ca a i ni.ii 0•
ed yesterday at nine o'clock to kigligate, to tire
with ball cartridge.
We never remember to have seen so crowded s
house as the King's Theatre di-played List night.
It was full in every part at an early hour. and for A
length of time after the peaforniance had com-
menced, every lobby and avenue Were cmwde:Ll
A much greater number of perso::s went away f.
w"^f of n".rn, than could Lave twice tilled th •
spacious theatre.

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1 treliere I told you the Theatre hal opened. It
is quite new, and very elegant. This is the first
season Mr. TRUTTEi t. the Manager. Alexander
tle Greif was the play on Friday night ; and Mr.
Tior rsit, the hew, who is a very eleg.int, tine look.
ing man, as you ever saw; and if the country
towns boast their YOIViZ &nein., this place may
boast ks Raariass tii4; fur I never saw mine just or
decided :ipprobation bestowed by an :salience. Mrs.
Taorsra, in Rada qa, had considerable met it, in-
deed the whole performance relleills the highest
credit on the Manager.
The greatest praise is due to Captain ASpLIN,
who commands the cavalry her-, four their discipline
and nu iitial appearance. Theo- tuliform, and lam
told their pay. is the came :is the ninth dragoons.
Sir THOMAS WILSON. aho is a has hu-
manely tintitti all annuity upnn :he widow of the
Sea Fencible, who lost his life in Sir T.I()%IAS'S plea-
,ure boat a short time since. A sulAciiption is also
opm at the Library for the widow, which is very
cessful.
We were much al Mlled yester tay by the disem-
l. a Ution of some soldiers, who had volunteered their
services from the Army of 12.,v.erve at Sheernesc,
and are going to join a regular regiment at Chelms-
fort : a report of the French basing landed was int•
niediately circulated, and you would have been
amused to have witnessed the consternation of
the inhabitant-, who were not a little pleased to
see the troop proceeding very leisurely on their
route. Capt. Be Avt.n. who has the command of the
Signal Post and Sea Fencibies, a few day, since, in a
veto short but energetic speech, exhorted his men
to hold themselves in readiness, stating that if ever
their services were required, he presumed it would he
shortly ; It BON AP A al- C. di,l make the attempt, it
would most probably be in that quarter.

The fineness of the weather has enabled our far-
mers nearly to finish the harvest ; the wheat in ge-
neral is gond I but in many places it was damaged
by the heavy rains and winds; yet, the corn being
harmed so perfealy nice, makes it a fit and accept-
rz,ble grist to the miller.
The hop-picking is just begun ; the plantations in
general appear well; but the hops are sm ill ; yet the
farmers' expel them to weigh well, and make an
excellent article for the market.
Mr. PITT arrived here on Friday from the coast,
accompanied by General Hurt, and two other
gentlemen ; they left us in the morning early, being
01 A visit to the SPEAKER at KiJhrookt ; he looked
rem ukably Kill, :tad was in excellent spirits.
A few evening, ago, a large meteor was observed
in the cast, about thirty degrees above the hmlzm.
When first seen, it. was shout the size of the moon ;
for an instant it WAS as light as day ; it flew rapidly
towards the north. and, breaking into several parts,
van;shed at once. It was VISIhIC three or four seconds,
and was the largest that has been seen here fur many
years.
Among our arrivals for September are—
The C ',tress of Shalbasurr, Cooote.c of Loran, Ladr
Taylor. Liar Waster, la4l Rao, laxly aoI
Rrrirtft, Sir G aod lAJ:r rapt's, ale CIOS
noriehtwi, errionet Grrrs;fle, Ca.t.sin CaulSeirl.
Misses wenn., Mr 110 Mrs. ThM,T. %tr. and 4, reef.
Mr. and Mu.. Co •grere. Madame i;auluer. 1100. P Jones,
Sc de. is

Among our departures are,
The 1... d and C..un•es. of Kedinare. V;seotintew
I. dy Aubrey. Lady Pl-nriek, Lad/ Laws" M rq n.a 0.-
sno:d, and Madame de lid;rs • ; the Inaner.al A ethaYyarlwr and
114 Lady, Cnunt.•rc rir Pntta Inietmi, Pa.! of Atanrcdon, Lard
Noc1.11“.1, die. 3:e. Atli", Murray. tione.ant Hay ward, Ur.
Parry, Dr. Tutt,, Mr. Sherd', Mr liarry,..te.
Mr. LANS, the artist. k came to spew! a fealwecks
with its, to recruit hiro.el: from his ou wearied atten-
tion to the labours.bl his pencil.

TFIFIR EXCELLEKCIEs rtF. LORD LIFATTENANT

AND COUNTESS OF DARDIVI, KF.
Saturday evening last, 'bruit eight o'clock, their
Excellencies the food l.ieut,•nant and Countess of
Hardwicke, Lord Royston, Lady Anne and Lady
Harriet York, and suite, arrived at the hospitable
mansion of the Right Hon. John Foster, at his seat
at Conon, where there was a most sumptuous enter-
taininrot prepared for their reception.
On Sqnclay, their Excellencies and family, ac-
companied ay Mr. Foster, Lad!• Ferrard, and Co.
betel Foster, went to church, where an excellent
19rm-in was preached by the Rev. Dr. Beaufort.
Their Excellencies afterward: visited the beau!iful
d.•mesne of Oriel, and returned to dinner A little
after six o'clock

Monday. his Excellency rode to Oidsbridge, to
see the Obelisk rte tied in memory of the battle of
the /krne, and from thence to Slane, &c.
Tuesday. about half-rust twelve o'clock, their
F.xcellencies the lewd Lieutenant and Countess of
Hardwicke. Lord Royston. Lady Anne and Lady
ilairiet York, and cube, accompanied by tile Right
Hon. John Foster, were met near a mile from
Drogheda, by :.lajor-General Arches and Staff, the
Mayor, Sheriffs. Capt. Jones, &c. der. The Loyal
Drogheda Cavalry, and a party of the 'id Dragoon
Guards quartered here, commanded by Captain
Smith, eszotted their Exzellencies to the Mall,
A' here they were ?eerie, d by thi.s sslirile garrison,
ceisisting of two companies of the Wexford militia,
':i'mrltansied by Capt. Glascott. the Loyal Drogheda
Infantry. commanded by (7aptain Jones, and the
Drogheda Supplementaries, commanded by Get:age
Nl'Entagart, Esq Mayor, with Presented arms.—
Tbtir Excellencies, alighted from their CAI riase, at
the lisiase of El xard Hardman, Esq M. P. for
Drogheda, whe.c his Excellency was presented with
aa Address by the Mayor, attended by the ShAilf,
Aldermen, and Commons.
After which his Escelleney, attended by Majors
General Archer, inspeded the troops, and was
pleased to express his approbation of their military
appearance ; and paid some handsome compliments
to the truly soidier.like appearance of Captain
Jones's corps. His Excellency, the Right lion.
John Foster, Major Gen. Archer. with the otlicers
of the garrison, then repaired to the Mayoralty-
!louse, where they`partook of a cold collation, pre-
Eared by she Cirpnbation for the occasion. Their
•el!eneici, after remaining about two hours. were
ric.tted out 01 Dictsheda, on their (Cum to Out4ii..

QUARTER SESSIONS.

GUILDHALL, Sm. 10.
Before the Right Hon. the LORI) TLtvo it, RE.
CORDER. Aldermen, and SIIEKIFES of the City of
London.