The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-02 00:00:00

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Porte. We learn the similar tonnnunic,tioss have been
made to the other Ambassadors.

avis 28.
Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlauds wilt set uut
to-morrow, the 291 b, for Spa, will! all tier suite.
The Countess of /tarsifliers, Es Queen SPOing Wife Of
efts* Bonssuldee-seLoss this mailing 14 Ailukkchipoir.

His itsjexty Ib iig OT Flimsy" Milked 016 Me 23d is
Luxemburg.

Joss 0.

11. the trial of the persons implieetett is Hre eauspiracy Of
the 19th Almost, which is au pesulieg ►More the House of

Peers at Paris,

M Imlay, of Mil c►aa_

scars os horseback of the ex-mnd, plays a conviction*
part. This person was arrested I'l4 Friday at the ellaieibt
of Wilsek, near Loireaisi, with his wife. It is supposed Mat
he will be immediately delivered 'op to the heath Govan,-
anent.

We have rrceived Speni►h repent to the 19tri
last, extracts from which we given in our preceding
urn es.

On Wednesday afternoon the itedpols, 10, Cap-
fain HAY, Boded fur the Mediterranean. in cense-
%lattice of order. suddenly received ou that day.
The Dispatch, is, Captain JERrotsg. is oleo to
sail immediately for the same station. The pre—
sent state of the contest carrying on between the
Tnrks and Greeks in the Archipelago. calls for so
increase to oar iwotective force in that Touter.
The Glasgow frigate, Captain B. C. DOYLti,
which is fitting for the East Indies. is not expected to
sail wail the latter end of July. She will take out
, Sir EDWARD PAGE?, Governor of Ceylon.
t;3fte Hyperion frigate, Captain LILIC&AP, in-
ed for the South American station, is ordered
to Portsmouth. to embark his Eseellency Lord
CHARLES•SOWRRIIST, who is shoot to return to the
Government of the Cape of Good Hope.

Yesterday the Loco CHANCELLOR Dad Count
ltisavvita had audiences of the HMG.
The Duke of Yoaa visited his MAJESTY yes-
terday.
Yesterday Divine Service was performed to the
Kiss rad his household by the Rev. F. W. ILOM.
DREG, at the Palace, Pall.mall.
The Duke of Veita, the Princess AUOVIITA., end
the Duckett* of CLAREDGE, attended divine ser-
vice yesterday at the Chapel Royal. The anthem
was 4, fled is our hope and itrength," conipoeed
by pr. Gametic nod sung by kleeers..l. B. SALE,
CLARA, SALMON, VAUGMAN, sod FAIHHAEk, oil
of whom were lostnerly Windsor boys. Mr. ATT-
Woos presided at the orpti.
Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD attended divine ser-
vice at St. Philip'. chapel, Waierloo-place.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and thePriscessea
AUGUSTA cold SOPHIA, turned- the Duke ands
Duchess of CLAitesci yesterday.
Du Saturday Prince LEOPOLD had • splendid
diaper party to meet his beloved sister the Dochess.
of KENT. Among the distinguished and 0111111CrOUS
personages present were—
The Duke sad Deehris of Deaufurt, She Dowager Da-
eltess of Reiland, Mr. sad Mrs. Greville Howard. Long sad
Lady Gwydir, Mr. and Mrs. Wellesley lark, Lowland Lady
W. Deadlock. Earl Filswilhans, Jae.
Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD dined with the Du-
chess of KENT, at her residence in Kensingtois
Palace.
The Duke of WELLMIGTON had a unmerrins
dinner party yesterday to meet the Duke of You-
Saturday the Duke of WELLINGTON WWI a nu-
merous party dined with Lord Etutastosovcrt at
Roehamoton.
The Duchess of WELLINGTON arrived in town.
on Satunlay.

Cuptain 'WILLIAM STEWART, on the retired list
of the late Royal Invalids, was on Wednesday last
installed, with the wind ceremonies, in St. George's
Chapel, one of his MAJESTY'S Puor Knights a

Saturday the Recorder of London made his re-
port to the Kiss in Council of the convicts C2lll-.
tally convicted, iii the last April and June Sessions.
agllOUOtllig to forty. The report occupied between
three and fear hours, and did not finish till half-
past six o'clock, at the close of which the following,
were ordered fbr execution :—.MathiacGeorga Dris-
coll, Cephas Quested, suul John )nape, convicted.
in the April Sesioii. Also the following, convicted
in the June Session :—John Blakessey, itaders
Hohling, and Charles Wade.

At three o'eloek on Saturday the 6th dily's poll for tile eke_
lion of Sheriffs of Loudon and Middlesex closed at Gai d.
hall, when the numbers were,
For Llderisra• Colrain
Alderman Vienabies ..... _ .... 11,344
Mk. Crook . . 406
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Mr. Alderman GA RRATT said he had again the duty of
uslerning thanks wan Livery for the dlstiagnisbetl aitaatiou
which they were pleased to assign to him upon the pelt.
He could only retreat to them his assurance, that if elected
with the worthy Alderman (Venables) to fill the shrievalty
for the ensuing year, he should do all. i• hie power to retain,
that confidence on the part of his fellow-ciliary. to which he
was indebted fur this present mirk of their kindness and
I especk
Mr. ROUTH meld he had to return thanks to the Livery
on the part of Mr. Alderman Venable*, who mos obliged tis
be absent Ibis day in the country. He 'seared them, that
die worthy Alderman and hie friends felt the eumpliruest
which the Livery were paying hint at this election; sad that
Mr. Alderman Veitables would, by the strict mad ineparti;tl
performance of his duty sa Sheriff, endeavour to /bean UP in.
bow highly lie valued their good opinion.
Mr. PARKINS (Ex-Sheriff) came forward to complaiii of
the misrepresentations to the ministerial papers of what he
has' uttered on the precediog day. 11 was a gross raisreple•
aentation to attribute to bim that he had said that the
Lord Chancellor and other Noble Lords had advised him
to come down and vindicate himself before the Livery.
What he did say was, that a Society, for similar purposes to
those avowed by the " Constitutional Association,"
proposed to be established is the year MS, but the orn-
nioae of the then Attorney and Solicitor-General, Sir A.
Macdonald and the present Chancellor, were taint, who
prurionneed against the legality of such an Asseciatios.
and it was for the purpose of obtaining information oat this
'subject that he had the interview with the Noble Lords.
He also explained, tbat it wee not for associating him with
Aldesamin Waltham, as the papers stated, but with Al-
dermau Rothwell, and a number of other such ceelemptible
humbugs, that be had complained. He the. ••••••cell
his intention of again proceeding agninst the " Comm-
latitmeal Aseociation," and concluded his speech, amidst
great applause, with • philippic against Aldan'! Rridre
foe his unconstitutional conduct in calling the military tats
OR city.