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aft* Bee ceremony of his marriage (which wet oritimine
perfumed at Cohort Neese ling to the Lutheran riles) hod
frees te-sulentitised Ia Baglarid accordiat to those of our
established Choral, to Amoebae., She residence of the
Prince sr !Assume's, which the Mechem, who wee left W
the will of her kte hashand guardian of her an (a miser),
and Regent of the Priaripality, dodo* his sniwority, bed
occupied in hoe residence dens( the period of her widow-
hood. It was d.risg their Royal Highnesses retire_
meet at this spot that the Dotheos proved so be peg-
sant ; and in her Royal Niglio/ea, folly misesering I. the
sestineeats eatertoined by her Maoris',. Coined as as Keg-
Beknurn, Mat her child eight to draw its first breath
Forglish framed, at moo gave her mersent la the meager of
remnant to Backed, for the purpose of Ism imsollonnest
taking place there ; fresh soerillees became Necessary to
enable them to NMI what was considered by their Revd
Highgate*. as in less a duty to the Royal Family sod to the
coontry, than is theineelves suit their expected enfant;} sad
m great were the difficulties theyexpedeseed its obtaining
the mesas necessary to acconsph-10 this iMportant object,
list ji was wail moil the Duchess had onspleted the arrenth
month of her pregnancy that they were esabled ha proceed
as their journey, teeing literally peorreuted from nrovist
quoit then, through the watt of means to suet the mimeses
of that journey. Providentially uo iajirry arose to this
Duchess from being 'obliged is travel at so late a period of
her revisory, and the josrsey was accomplished is suffi-
cient time to sneer the proposed object; but, a any easily
be intagisseri, a very ronsiderahle additional estrum has berm
incurred spon the occasion ; and as the door appears to be
shut, for the prosiest, against his Royal Higbee's. deriving
any be.eht from his well-established claims, he has, with the
concurrence of the Committee of his filmed., come to the
paiofnl, yet necessary resolntios, of parting with his favou-
rite villa of Castle Hill, the only personal property be has is
the world ; upon the odmotagesies oak of which 4118111111 add
rest the possibility of his continuist his mildew, is Fog.
laud, sod his being able to brims rep his child amongst his
countrymen, both wishes *rarest his heart, as well as that of
the Dation ; but 'milker of which can be accomplished if
they have so other prospect before 'bean then that of being
obliged to live for the test sic or seven years nit as income
heresy amounting to a third of that which the Doke is kaown
to receive front Parlisment, and a little more than a (mirth
of what it would be, if the advantages arising to hiss from
his military situations (which be bee similarly gives up to
his Committee) were added thereto.”—(Pp. U-19.)
" The foregoing detailed statement of his Royal Hightails
the Duke of Kest's ease was prepared for the peeper of be.
int circulated at the time when a madden* hope was eater-
tallied that a Bill would have passed Parliament fur reabliag
, hint to sell his property at Castle Hill by lottery ; shire tea
thee, from causes which, without estates late any oboe,.
yahoos, must is widen, to all those who have read the debate
that took plsee in Podiums, oa the day when that Bill was
brought in, this attempt of his Royal Bighorn's (Meads to
econerats him from his unmerited difficulties has fallen to
I the crowed, sod some other mode must be resorted to of
toning That valuable property to the best possible seamen
for his baselit."—(P.loo )

It concludes with a satisfactory refutation of the
unfounded and malevolent report circulated at the
tin.e of the debate respecting the valise of the pro-
perty. together with the declaration of Mr. Deesew.
of Charles-street. Berkeley-square, who appraised
it for the creditors in 1815.

MADRID, SRPTIIIII2III 21.

The judgment relating to the attempt of Gen.
Porlier, pronounced on the 9th of July last by
the Supren.e Council of War, and approved by
his Majesty on
.the 12th August, comprises 44.1
persons. The following is au extract from the
judgment :
" Brigadier de Ramon-Homey, Colonel Peon,
Major Pierre Miqueliz, Captains Lopes and
Argues, Lieutenants Uutedia, and Liberates of the
marine, all guilty of contumacy, are condemned
to be degraded, shot In the heck, and their pro-
perty confiscated. If they surrender, they shall
be heard in their own defence. Captains Costa-
neda and Peon are courlemiied to the same penalty,
but with this difference, that they shall net be
beard in their defence. Andres Roxo, merchant,
shall also be shot iu the back, and his property con•
fiscated.
" The other penalties are deprivation of employ-
ment and condemnation to the 'tallies for different
periods, from two to ten years. In this class
the condemned amount to twenty officers of
various ranks. Those suspended from their em.
ployments, and imprisoned in forts, from six months
to four years, amount to 23.
" The number of persons acquitted, and of those
against whom proceedings have been suspended,
amounts to 148, nearly all officers, among whom
are three Colonels and three Lieutenant-Colonels."

CAR 1.1614 the bookseller, of Fleet-street, hat
again sent a letter to the Archbishop of CANTIIII.
soar, stating that his attendance upon his trial is
indispensably necessary. He yesterday went down
to Greenwich Hospital. and subpoenaed the Royal
Astronomer, and he took a view of the Royal ob-
seirstory.
The Partridge, Captain KeLLY, arrived in the
Downs on Monday from Banks,, from whence she
sailed on the 46th May. and from the 'Cape of
Good Hope on the 4th August. She brings advice
of the airiest at Vie latter place. an the ggth Joly,
of the Abundarsee store-ship. Lieut. CAIPIIILL,
(rota Portualoth, for whose safety apprehensions.
bad been entertained, in consequence of the length
of time the Iltd brio out, having ottifed from Porta.
maids ow the 151 th, April for St. Helena, the Cape,
and the Mantities, and no acconnts having been•
received if her 'until now irk* her departure from
Madeinwetribe 18th May.
As the workmen were employed ea alogsday
eveoisg.is repairing the Argylewoonts, the rafters
being - and
pitsttd -- the

POLICE.

gthglll4lllolldif.
mas-
Bowl Into the beldame of the day w.. diapatty4 of poor_
day, Waddiagttus, the ItWheat. IDINP had resisibliiil bintmg
coespicionta hp mating $ triumphant dehisce wherreirli at
the loot Berney beasioos, fir publishing a ordiliulsjitrirt,.p
iltheo.bosrd, with the hill Molting the bpsthfield
idarthig pasted we It, and Oder! inscribed nacre it, mode
his appearanto. This Grailenisii, who ie oboist forst
ram imam hack- was dressed I. a aerie of bh4i, and gi;t
opins-the railings of the bar Ili elevate libilself H. .10
dreamed his Lordship snit .Ott. that Moro be had test
lima the *ammo of seriog him, be had been mad liy a
Jury of his ediottrymen, who had given the he to the c.alaio.
singling peiterators, and had long tb. charge in impieties o.
He Thought himself bound in a...hinds to come •oldeler_
aoaally fetish thanks to his LorJ.hip for having rued tom
by a pommy 'ion to his present provil pre.ensinereee. He 4.441:.
published Ms trial, and dedicated et tv his Lordships as a
speiriarma of bid gond conduct as • Ils;istrate to 11r. Trot.
ter, the Chilifigoll of the Quarter lismitinis, as a mart of re-
spell for hie de leas endeavours to obtain a convirtimi end'

to the Court Lawyers. as a lemur, to them ow their tined IM
becility, atom opposed so common sense, in !whatever t•A,
sad be begged to present his lurdshiP wills • cod/I" a IV"'
.f his featilltde. He caned rt " A er%ip f r Me borer, st.
♦ridls fo► no mut • tort far fie bars dirk"
After Wmilluegto• bad finished this pompom• ',trek
waited for • reply ; bat Ira Lorosbip arroard to be Newt'
dumb ►y Ibis oresperleti sally ut the Riches,. elm, after •
pause of • fro tomiales, threw down • pamphlet on be sl.
Me. and strutted out with an air of triumph, amidst the as
toulsbeent of the spectators at his consummate impudeute

MARLBOROUGH ATRIUM.
A distreosinsf else oecerrcel yesterday in die prosecursim of'
• treat 17 years whi, by the father. n pour but hon••t
whose story of the depraved sna, told under motels siSrliois.
absocked every ow present. The charge was for westing the
poor parent's shin, when lie had scarcely ansper, which ea.,
furred on the back of one of his wildly 0.110C14145. lie say t•
is • list of apparel which the Prisoner had stolen at del/4ms
limes. 1k had often onatcheil him from the rumpus, ni"
thieves and look him home; but the last time his redact
was as horrid that he could rode...our so reclaim him on
mere. His last act was pickle; pocket, at church, whew Itir
was mat there to bear divine worship, sod art hes return home
his father detected him in the act of teaching his two yoomr•r
brothers to pick pockets, by potting a handkerchief iri Ino
pocket, tied iirstroctinos them in the manner of riling it
sat easily.—The Prisoner was remanded.

■artoa-casteetli•
Monday 'knit pickpockets, who were apprrhended Os,
Saturday evening by William and Edward Seed, Winn-
weight, and Thistleton, officers belonging to slats after. who
were active in picking pockets. and committing odor depre-
dations at the Belvidere Tea Gardens, Pertinivalle, after the
failure of the assension of Desn's hallows was anwooored.
The Prisoners being all raugrd at the her, the others.. seat• 4
that the depredations committed that evenaug in Pasitonirilie
was not exceeded by thoic committed at West Ens' fair ; the
pickpockets mustered so sarong, that they set the officers at
defiance, openly rubbing ladies and gentlemen in their ear.
rine, and chaise,, of their watches, pocked hooks, Grath.
oo two of the Prisoners, Joke Lp,h and George
Martial, were funnel two valuable silver scuff hoer., sou-
posed In be stolen from some gentlemen on that day. Many
gentlemen who were robbed at leaded to give information.
Mr. SpeisKhal, Solicitor of Gray's bin, stood. that 11.4
pocket was picked of a pocketbook, Cl/111111 /int ervow +an -
dred pmesda is Bank of eneastot notes. Mr Prior, of Den.
stark-hill, Camberwell, 'stated, that he was robbed of a gold
watch, gob, drain, Iwo gold seats, and a gold key. Mr
Jobs Antbuny Chsbaud, of Bloomsbury, stated, that he had
his pocket picked of his pocket.book, coutainisig Bank-
soles to the amount of 2241—8 r. Charvat, of Flo. 1, Union-
street, Clarinda's-square, Somers town, stated, that an cross-
ing she field at the bat k of the Belvidere, he was knocked
down, beaten most ollnlefli folly, Ind robbed a a gold welch,
chain, **decals.

None of the Compleinanta were able to identify soy of
the Prisoners, and they were remseded till Thursday. •
Tim Officers stated. that the piclporketsiou.tered in genes
of from outs to two hundred emelt, anJ Were divided fretn the
Belvidere to White Conduit-fields, where a greet eourtin.fie
ware orwemblesl to witness the perforeassee of some mow a-
*cheeks.

The Magistrates ordered the !lief, comadaat. Mr. HUHe
who was presemi, to go and infartri the I'mprietur of the
Belvidere that eso each exhibitioa as the balloon would be
allowed there, war within their district, as it Was the carve
of tie assemblage.

PAINFUL CASE.

As inquisition was taken at the Three Teas, Thaw*.
street, yesterday, before T. Summon, Earl. on the body of a
poor old creature named Mary Andrews. She had been em-
ployed with her husband is picking hops in heat, where Ow
had contracted disease from labour arid ward. nod they set
out fur London in expectation of assistance frouv.arr &web-
ter ; they arrived at the Borough market on Fro Jai nourniar,
between nice and ten o'clock, in such estate of exhaustion,
that tie deceased laid down unable to proceed any farther ;
mate humane persona assiste4l her into a public house whet.'shit was permitted to remain till ber.daughter was ietcheii,
but it did not appear that she had received any refreshooit.
The daughter took her as far as Loodon.bridue, and lire
weakness increased so much that she was altogether usable
to proceed; her daughter, ilwretir.r, seated her under the
list covered recess on the Borough side, which is situate
is the parish of St. Mate, where she kit bre, and slid
sot 'gala return till between six sod seven o'clock at
sight, when she toned her in the mme plate is Malt-
ing aft. The woman's conditions drew around her a con-
siderable crowd, who Wen/ ad very clawmores., sod oppli.ol
in the bridge Beadle, who insowedistly weaf.to the loose of
Mr. Little, (he assistant Overseer of M. Vase, In Trak! -
street, aad from thence 10 Mr. &detest, another of the Over-
seas, to whom he described the Marooned satiation of the
deceased. 'Mr. Dulles came and viewed her, anti agreed let
. pay for serweb is convey ber home lsabureJitrh, bet rustle
not Ind use. Soso after Mr. I.ittk came, attended by
Illanhabsaa, sad pledged himself to, At beadle " that tie
weans should be taken care of ;" bat me.sess.am the beadle
went away she vas merely moved a few pea farther iiiiv
she parialpof St. Megan., and there left with her !laughter,
who proassolly'a(terweat away, as she mid, to (sack her has:
bond, bet she never returned. Rotor:ha wake wee takes
of thidecessed tillaboat isielvecr'cluek,vi uhcu a, young woman
dammed lest, who resides is arrisemderporrasoaw her lying
on the •groond, to all appearance dying; she mire* her op.
end when the watehisan came root* not stand Weariless's%
Mo bar, hot he yawed to render any nosiairmeo,keerooria, as be
said, U wee a aeleferhe helloes* the perish!.. and INA see.
Mehl; Olavegonnabliehed !ter efoim ' Whet
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