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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-11-18

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, Novmons Is, 1819.

DEMISE OF THE QUEEN.

The melancholy event, which has been ton

anticipated by the country in general to excite
any feelings of surprise or astonishment, has at
length taken place. Yesterday. at one o'clock, he'
MAJESTY terminated a long and painful illnr•.,
which even from its commencement had borne a'.

awful and alarming appearance, and while it con.;
demoted her medical and other attendants to the
heart-rending agony of witnessing the acute suf-
ferings of the illustrious Patient, deprived them of
all hopes of seeing them closed by soy other mem.s
then the hand of death. tier malady was of soil
a nature, that nothing short of great medical sk;11
could have protracted her life so long ; during tl
latter stages of it, the intensity of pain which hail

marked its progress at the commencement, yielded
to the skill of the physicians, and finally her MA
JESTY sunk into a state of insensibility, the im—
mediate forerunner of dissolution.
The melancholy event was thus officially com-
municated to the public in a Supplement to last
night's Go;elte:—

" TU ESD AY. NOVEMBER 17, IBM
" Whitehall, PioretaGee 17, ISIS.
" This day, at one o'clock, the Quern deviartr
this lit., to the inexpressible grief of sill the Itoral
Family, after s tedious illness, which her 51ajcst)
bore with the moat pious fortitude and resiglis•
lion. The many great and exemplary virtues which
so,erninesitly distinguished her Mujrsty throughr.ut
her long life, were the object of universal este-esti and
admiration amongst all classes of his M.jesty',
subject., and resider the death of this Illustrious'
and Bloat Excellent Princess an unspeakable
to the whole Nation."

A sketch of her MsJEsTT's life will be found iH
another part of our Paper. It comprises a period'
of history the most eventful that eau arrest the 01.1
tentiun of the statesman and philosopher, but Of
vicissitudes by which it was distinguished toas'vd
lightly over her heart, bearing no other rtfrrtaC,
to her uniform and tranquil life, thaw to mark by
• happy contrast her total exemption rica. OW,
political calamity. But with whatever intrri>.l hit'
MAJESTY may have directed her attention to th'
passing scenes of public life. she never apps
on the stage of politics as a busy or nreil.lhin,
actor ; her habits were essentially domestic,
it was the pride of her lift. as it is i.'"
most flattering eulogy on her MeWWl'. 11'31
graced the throne with throe virtues lid.teit
the most endeoriog ch and imik 1,1,1 w
luveliiiers to tlw domestic circle. Dosii,g the 1,..
period w which she re-iilerl iu the ' -I.vin

In `~r:IWll~~•I
London, England, 1818-11-18

'E ARCHDUKE MAXIMILIAN.

Errigintoctt, wolf. 14.
Thom* his Royal flightie”. nod mite vi-
the el4g &sit Libraries of the Faculty of Ade°.
and Writers t., the Signet. 114 was *cam-
'by the Lord Advocate. fir then visited
'lost and Second I)tvisiosis of the Court of
Hi, Royal Highness oral accommodated
, seat on the right of the tool President
Lord Justice Clerk. in their respective Courts.
the Parliament (lrillie. the party walked
the High-street to the City Chamber., its the
tour. The Archduke pas tierdarly ex-
the fine bronze st4toe placed at toe east end
Cnnertil.room. They neat wrist in their
;es to the Merchant Maiden 11.4potal. lii.
then proceeded to the Castle, bar
• of inspecting the ancient crown of
which he hart rairreated • wish to
opportunity of seeing. His Royal
rs was received uncovered at the gates
Castle. by two of the Lora. Couussta-
a appointed for keeping the Regalia (the
Advocate and Lord Justice Clerk), nitrated
General (lope, the Earl of Morton, Sir I).
I. Colonel 11• Gregor, the Fort \Lim, Major
v. fee. Ills 'loyal Iltgliness then left the
, its the carriage of the Lord Advocate. and
throng!) different trarta of the city, with the
r of shirk be 610 uniformly expres.ed
la he highly delighted. Ilia Royal MO-
retiorord to the Royal !luta, •ud ufictwaiiis
with Admiral (Away.
erderday, about totter ri'dock, Isis Royal High-
after taking farewell of the lord litmus!, Ge-
Hope, ate. left the Royal Hotel, with parr of
e, in two carriages and foist, fur Durriteld.
of his Grace the Doke of Alison. The

left behind will kale the Royal Hotel
Monday for Stirling, where they will meet the
rchdakr, who, we uoderstrod, proceeds from that
it Ctusgow.
Ediohtirwh yesterday, on his way
It rod Dooktftl, hi. Royal glighttere hotiout.
Lord Advocate with a visit at his Lordslop's
Queen-street, end partook of a culiiitiou.
London, England, 1818-11-18

A STOCK PRIZE OF
£30,000 for the Fint•drawn Prize,
NEXT TUESDAY, V4th inr►aot.

TDISH (eels that he would ill tle•Prve that
• great share of patronage which he has received from
the Public fur su enemy year., if be failed to inform them that
the present Lottery (fur which In is Contractor) is now upon
the eve of Drawing. The popularity of the Scheme (in
whirls, with only 14,000 Tickets, there are Four Stuck
Panes of 30,0001.) having caused an unprecedented sale,
snakes it necessary that thuOe of his Friends who may have
delayed their orders, should take the earliest advantage of
the very short interval between this and the First Day of
Drawing (NEXT TUESDAY, the 24th instant), when the
First-drawn Prim will be further entitled to a Stock Poise
of 30,0001. sod cuasequeutly may obtain 60,0001. Cassels.
lu the last Lottery Contract DISH sold rat lanai) Capi-
tals exceeding in number and amount those suhl by any
other Othce.keeper.
' Tickets and Shares are welling at the Contractor's Offices.,
4, Cuctihtll, sod 9, Charing.cross, London i and by his
Aleuts iu Esglaud, below!, sad Scotland.
Schemes gratis.
•.• Mob, India, South Sirs, 5 per Cents. 4 per Cent.
Consuls, Reduced, Outiiiaia, India Bonds, Larbetliter Dills,
and all kinds of Guverutucut Securities, bought and sold by

Prieu of Stocks are affixed, knurly, against 111 gll's
Office. is Caralsill, by which the l'ablic can see the Aida-
utioes.
London, England, 1818-11-18

IRELAIVD.

Dl:atm siorettagtit 14.
first or Miss Stephens's Concerts at the Ro-
took piece on Thursday evening. The viola
.4.0 f fashionable company. A fourth of the
:each of these four Concerts is to be Is-
appropristed by Miss Stephens to the Fund
Suppression of Street Begging.
Harcourt Lees is now recovering from the
illoriss which confined him to his bed for
ihree weeks. The indisposition of the re-
and worthy Baronet caused Lady Lees so
mental anxiety, that she vas prematur,ly de-
. a still-bon► child, on Sunday last.
.7: LATE REV. SAMUEL MONSELL.
. attain, of this extraordinary eccentric ch•ne.
appear to be involved in greet mystery. Ott Sli•
• last • search was made at his lodgings in
at which the Rev. Mr. Wall, and the
. Palmer. of Clonmel, attended, swim-
_ by Henry Alcotk, Esq. Sheriff, and a
Monsen, a distaut retain,' of the deceased ; end
his iron cnest, trunks, &c. were minutely
-tined, yet no document or memorandum was
',covered, which could lead to the knowledge
%here Isis vast properly is. There was en
'unexecuted will amongst his papers, which wee
own hand-writing. All the cash found
twenty guineas in gold, and about the
'tuber of so that this search. to
Abe anxiety was nearly as much directed
that lately made in Scothool for the ancient
Regalia of the kingdom, has ended without pre-
*wing any more interesting circumstances, or af-
I fording his relatives and friends the iliformation they
expected. There is a nephews of his in Englmol,
eon of the late Colonel Monsen. --( ate ;Peri
Mir, or.)

not in his

'same not
eirlsc.l) pal

A splendid hall ia expected to he given on or
b.nat the QOtl tint. by the Marchioness of BeCK.
INGHAM, at her noble seat, iu Hampshire, called
As ingtim Hall. An unusual degree of magnifi-
cence soil i.ovrlty will be the lending femoral. All
the leading Nobility and Gentry for many tattles
round will be masted. Lord and Lady GILINVILLE,
Aid many other diviinguished personages, will go
down f town. Ths, fete is intended is. celebrate
the birtlwlay of out of the juvenile branches of list
TEMPLE Family.
ELOPEMENT.—Late on Friday night !AO, a
voang lady, (aughter of u respectable ialiabilant.
eloped Lorn Tewkesbury, in a anal-eliatse, with a
,Dung widower (tote of lire fathers aervinito, also
Inuit 41 ht. wire (wily s reef week* sine.). on* twitri-
-10015141 exeurbion ; but the news having reached the
bathes'. t ir4 long after he hail retired to real. lie
arise and jammed them with such alacrity in a
chaise and four, tint hr overtook them at Wurvesirr,
and brought the fair fugitive bar k to her family
the next entailing.
London, England, 1818-11-18

willeis will eigislyen isuintlas sit ILlr earl ul
11w river, are maim:its-Writ 1.),01,6 crusfus. • •

- •
A letter Guru Aix-la-Chap fle, dined the 91h,..
no tttttt 'ices the arriv4l 01 his Royal 1b411111,A ih
Duke of A moulesin• iu that ens. Ile unitirihatrlii
visited the Kim: or itssia, anil next the Emperor
of Alton-in. The Emperor of Itiissiu not tieing iii
Iris hotel, the Prince deferred tits volt tip Iriti tii
sifter dimier. His fLiyal Higlinrss also visited ttn,
['mice* of Prussia. the Prince of Meckleulm.g,
and the (juke of IVcllitigtoo. lie thiird with iii.
King of l'rupsia, who had alms at his table the two
Emperors. Alter dinner the I' receiveil lit
visit of the Sitrereitvi., anti t accoiniiiiiiieil
the Duke of it chelieu, sisitinl the Emperor in
with whom he conversed for some none. '
The important question, whether the frontiers
the Lower Rhine stintl extend sis far us to die
Alense, iii which public desire has been very stronglv
expressed, is we understand decided in the alfirsts,;.l
live. In consequence the beautiful and exiensive
district of Eurenintide, wti' I pass smiler the knyul!
sceptre of Prussia. If, ag is lint doulited, obi
towns of Itureinottile, Veislo, atte.tricht,
[buy, and Dinant, f part of it, Cierniany Willi
have acquired tin this side au impregnable Li.nrie,
against all its eau:toles.

IRVIN OCTOBER 27.
[EST! ACT or A iftITATE LETTER ]
a We Ela tt rtt d °unwires, fur is Wile time, with thr hope

of direct aid from Pam? of the Allied rowels, to assi►t ns
sup subduing our Colonies ; but it appears, that all the
hopes entertained opuu this subject have vaiuslied, snit that
we niust. rely whoUy upon our own resources. ku )) i))
it is trite, bus supplied us with ships of war ; the three
frigates which arrived lately at Cadic,•are, in piiiiirtilsrsl
excellent : but if a few vessels of war mwy aai t um.

they can hare no influence upon the sues:ess of thcF
grand expedition which will soon set sail fur South
America. Under these imperious circumstances, every,
possible means have been employes{ to prorate she nerussigy
sums, in order to defray the enormous expenses o bids Inuit
he incurred; the Kong and the Royal Family hare set the
first example of melting every sacrifice, and many commer-
cial houses hare secmided these generous efforts. 'the bil-
lowing are some details, contained in the last lettess from
Cadiz, moon the state of the military arrangements whirls
are completing; they wi:l serve to rectify what loss West ad-
vanced by massy Foreign Journals upon this sohject
" The Stet of ships of war will cow-ist of six vessels o
the line, carrying 74 elation; three frigates of 44, and
fume of 36 cannon; seven ur eight corvettes, two of whiels
will carry 46 canuun ; and autos other armed ves►els. With,
regard to transports, the greater part are assembled aiirV
prepared fur the embarkation of the troops, ass operation'
which presented great difficulties."
London, England, 1818-11-20

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS,

PARIS, PI 011 SIMI 16.

The Ist and 4th regiments of the Royal Guard
marched from Paris on Saturday mor g; the 4th
for Lille, and the Ist for Valenciennes. This regi.
neut will halt four days et Douai, waiting the anal
evacuation of the fortress. The battalion of this
.:orps, which was in barracks at St. Denis, will be
eplaced by a Swiss battalion. The Prussian troops
caiitouid iu the districts of Bar, Commerty, Mont.
ordi and, Verdun, commeticA their retreit ou the
l.h of tine month. On the 41th the fortress of
ilinitieedi will be given up, and from that day
he deparinieut will be completely liberated.
Three Jews of Pest, in Huugary, have become
Catholic.; they are father, son, and grandam' ;
mil are of the family of the banker Hulf, distill-
;iiisiied for his wealth. credit, and probity. The
silier, Gerson Half. was Provost of the Hebrew
ousinuisity of Rule. They were all baptised on
he 13 h September, in the church of Theressiii-
-.lailt, or of the Holy Ghost, by the curate Adam
Ir Schr.ijer.
Ties Duke of Angouleme remained in
'pear only twelve hours. Ile will return to
I'4n• slid Ambrose. and arrive previous
Is thy uprising of the Chambers.
‘Ve are assured that the Act which regulates the
aciosoge of territory between Prussia and the
Neibegianal., was signed ut the Congress on the

30.11 of tlcto.lor 1.1111,114 altilfamstel as tar 111 Ole
Meuse, end the Netherlands obtain the country of
Luxembourg complete, as also a pert of the Eifel
laid the Duchy of Cleves, with the exception of
the fortress of Ou..l4lres. The town of Aix.la.
Chapelle will gain much by these change*.

FIRST DRAWN Prise NEI! TUESDAY. THIRTY
THOUSAND ►OUNDS !! !--POUR PRIZES of
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, he. Are. Cumuli NA
Dune,.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

1.011)0N,

FRIDAY, MMus's 20, 1010.
London, England, 1818-11-20

712 mr. RDITOR OF TIM BRITISH PRES,.

Sor—l observe by the report of the speeches made at the
Crown and Anchor on Tuesday last, that the d►fence kindly
undertaken for me by a Gentleman whom I have not she
honour to buns, was founded upon n sort of il 'tic mar-
tyrdom, to which, thank Gott, 1 have sin pretensions. I
have to Ater'', that there must be also som•eiror ill the
report of the words used by Sir Francis Burdett, who hag
occasionally honoured my father's house will, his presence,
and who knows that honey to be my only house.
Considering the character of Sir Benjamin Ho!ohmage, an
estrangement from toy family could he nut only a Imam-
hot a disgrace to me; awl 1 iiwn, if there could be any
cieroini.isiire it all lending is. Jimini.h the alla.ssrlisort
ar..1.01C frrr,r, the 1111 l notation of I"..1 It is Ihil sir
nod 1,.,..ing t.,sl the innocent ocrasino of es p.isiinr; to nu-
frwodly comments a name which 1 am humid by all the tire
of dilly and affertion to honour and revere.
Whatever political difference (mists between a father and a
son, their opinions may still have only one tendency—the
honour awl prosperity of the country to which they both
belong. Futurity alone can decide which of the two has
been mistaken the least; but an undeniable proof of tho
dignity of their object, and the sincerity of their opinions, is
always afforded, when, in spite of that difference, the father
preserves the same indulgence fur the SIMI, and the son the
WOW veneration fur the father. 1 may, without imprnperly
outradinz a private fact upon ',Odic notice, safely assert lint
to be the case iii the present instance.
1 remain, Sir,
Your obedient S. rvsnt,
JOHN HOBHOUSE.
43, Clarips-strott, Nortintstr 19, 181 P.

CORONER'S INQUEST.
London, England, 1818-08-05

LON DON,

, AUGUST tr, 1818.

GRNTLEXENII APPAREL RENOVATED.
MESSRS. I.AMOTTE owl Co. wOginal
Inventors, at their ractori, 13, Gerrard-street, Lei-
cester-square, and 3i, Tlirearineedle street, City, respect-
fully present to Gentlemen a roost Whiting gratification in
Economy and Taste, their peculiar aril admirable pro-
etbllC for rertoriuz thirst sad Lustre .to warn Woollem
apparel of every Colour. Terms—Cwt bit. Greet Coat 6s.
Snit tis. Orders executed within twelve hours, If required.
Repairs, if desired, oil ownterate terms.
N.B. Black expeditiously reworated for Notiroiag, Le.

THE NEXT or KIN (If any) of WILLIAM
S., M otherwise SANT, late belooging to the East
India merchant ship Little Aso, by applyinz to Mr. Cup-
key, Nu. IL Asebor and Hopl-alley, St George'e, in the
County of Middlesex, mop hear of something to their ad-
vantage.

DONNA VIOLA NTE.
Thu day Is praidisltral„ ysfyr 24.61. orribellisisid with a bean.
tiredly engraved fnli-lenrik Portrait of Ni.. grunion in
the above character, No. 71 of
THE THEATRICAL INQUISITOR and
MONTHLY MIRROR.

Among*, its contents will be found :—Mernoir of Miss
Briii.tuo—Nerrolozist, No. XL—The Veiled Heiress of
Lomond, s Tale—torture on the Morality of the Drama—
nistory of the German Drama—Ridotto,No.lll.—Drarnatie
Portfolio, No. l.—Lit rrrr y Review of Baseor, Lord of the
Bright city, by H. H. Sidman —Original Poetry—Theatri-
cal Inqiitsition on the King's Theatre, Covent-garde*, Hay-
market, and Lyceum Theatre,.
Published by C. Chapple, Pall mall; and by Pairbisint
and Audrraon,s3, North Bridle-street, Edinburgh.

ELECTION OF SIR FRANCIS SUMMIT.

140.110, Strand, July 24, 1811.
DURING the arduous. contest which has termi-
nated so gloriously for the People, the corrupt sad
calumniating daily Press, and the adtwrents of lath factions,
were industriously employed in propagating two slanderous
reports

"ht. That Air Francis Burdelt had subscribed largely to-
wards the expense of the election.
2d. Thal very large sums of owner had been expended in
procuring the return of Sir Francis Burdett.
The COMMITTEE which reminded the ELECTION,
eoneriViag that these reports may bare prevented many per.
sons from subscribing, Wok it right to declare, that both
the above assertions are altogether false.
That Sir Francis Burdett never subscribed, either directly
or Indirectly, towards this or any otbcr of his Elections (or
Westminster.

That the whole expense attending the Eler.
ton, including ever" item, amounts to the
sum of .61,190 17 6
And that there lave been received from va.
riot's individuals

Leaving a bilsnce unpaid £312 5 11
Exclusive of the expense of Chairing.
The Contributiows of the Friends or Refi►m eve requested
to be made to Mr. Brooks, No. 110, &mad, where the
Books and Vouchers are open for inspection of Sobeeribers.
Subscriptions are also received by Mr. Robinson, 911, Dean.
street. Soho; Edward Langley, Fag. 17, Edgware-mad;
and Mr. KWIC 22, Chlorin-cross.
London, England, 1818-08-05

poem was
Meeting

good work
expected ,
plished.—r
efts to
from s more
so he expected
high au
contriboting
interest they
those who •

Mr. WI,
would now
silver medals
and proficiency
tioni

Mr. A,
delay wow
initiation
trusted ti
tiou of the
the merits
duced.—(A,
A number o.
now introduced.
silver medal

Mr. J.
thanks to
uniform ,
Gentlemen
nary for I.
lution—it
him—the
grratitude
similar deter,
valence mild
(Great ap.,
The /to'
said. that .. Always ..amply
hatioo of Meetings of this kind
fortswhich it had been in his
cause of charity anti benevolence.
lie was convinced, long since
to promote the great object
way in which it was passible '
aid—they would ever find
course.—/Great applause./
Mr. Alderman WOOO then
said the Secretary had put
hand, reminding him of the r
to extend the hesiefits of tbit
given those pledges, confident
patronage and support of the
them into execution. Now,
out of dthr, it was time to
London, England, 1818-08-05

swocrnis Aomori; OR sumps.

Jobs Igarrnt Esq. No.ll, Toolesdoort.C.hiosemslatie,
8 WOO reBPeCiable Oftiiirii*lN about di rugs of ote, with
• ilk sod seer* children, has met with a moot shuck re &alb,
as illigretiolt sit was tineurigied. After breabfast yesterday
Merging, be withdrew to brs diressind.room to dress pre.
perstory to his twat out; after wishing and theme! him-
self, Mrs Rolf. Il went downstairs to bible him a elroa mech. r.
thief; us her retort,. which was is lens than ten minutes, on
esterdru the room she was 'With with astonishment to see
Mr. tin ffell to the act of RsOleig /nor the window (a heithth of
three niftiest Me the I aril. carrying a part of the window.
sash Blood stub hot. Her alarming befelfill• brought the
tomtits to lwr assistance. when Ow nwhuorbet, eshiitifiPhe
became erideirt The unfortitsiate 14.8%404 who was a very
welch., man, fell on the er on of los head on our of the arra
stokes, which penetrated amulet his skoll,nad killed biro es
the spot. Some report. state, that he wail to Ow set of throw.
ing Nsitisidf ont of the window wiseit Mrs. ileffell entered,
and is her attempt to revelst bus throwing humeri( out ha
everted part of th.. window-sash alone with hist. sod "
other hand it is asid tw was boast.' uot„ sad the sash being
rotten, gave way, and by fell mil by strident Rot *hill se.
cooed is corr. re the ralrosire. Jury, which is lute held this
del, will doubt lea determiar.
London, England, 1818-08-05

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

At the Court el Carlton House, the 34 of Anse, MI,

PRESENT,

'His Royal Flightless the Panes Resew? in Cowell.
It is this day ordered by his Royal Higissess the Prism
Regent is Couseil, in the name and on the behalf of his
Majesty, that the Right Hossorable the Lord High Cban.
tenor of that part of the United Kingdom called Great Bri-
(sin, do issue writs for proroguing Parliament, which was
appointed to meet on Tuesday, the 4th day of this instast
Aegust, to Friday, the Id day of October next; and aim
for proroguing the Cnommatiose of Canterbury sad York,
which were appointed to meet out Wednesday, the 6th day of
this instant Augu►t, to Saturday, the 3d Jay of October
nest.

Crows-Office, August 4, ISM.
mammas sETuasto 91111V1 IN THE 111 W

►ARLIAMENT.

Cosaty of Orkney and Zetlaad—The Hon. George Hams*
Laureate Dismiss.
Tow, of Carrickferctss—The lion. George Huaißoa Pi.
cheater. ensualowly milled Earl of Belfast.
County of Sligo—Charles O'Hara, Esq. and Edward Byars
Cooper, Esq.
Borongh of Sligo—Jam Best, E.g.
Comity of Lime/irk—The Hon. Richard FitiGibbon, and
the Hou.ltryndham H. W. Quin.
County of Galway—James Daly, Esq. and Richard Martin,
Comity of flint—Sir Thomas Malaya, Bart.
Borough of Flint—Sir Edward Pryer Lloyd, Bart.
County of Antrim—The Hun. John Bruce Richa►d O'Neill,
and Hugh Seymour, Esq.
itorough Or Belfast—Arthur Chichester, Esq.
Borottek of Lisburne—John Leslie Foster, F:sq.
County sr Wexford— Robert Shapland Carew, juts. Esq. and
Cesar Colelough, Esq.
Town of Wexford—Rii bard Neeill, Esq.
Tows of New Ross--John Carroll, Esq.
County of Cardigan—William Edward Powell, Esq.
Borough of Cardigan—pry., Pryww,
London, England, 1818-08-05

BRIGHTON, Munn 3.

Lady Bloonsflelsl end family, the voting Marquis,
and the Ladish 'Wilmer% or the Rotlsind bonds,
roosioue the roily occupants of importance ut the
Palace, and all, it give+ us pleasure to add, are in
the lilppieit a jnyntent of health.
It is commonly understood, Trom aerangenterits
that had taken 1/1 •er, that the Prnire It. gent would
.t e been herr rat this, and lorior to this tune, had
not the se 9.. 111,11%1P0,111011 her :111.je.ty 'ne-
wton-4i his flightless from leaving London—
under existing eircunistaticea, therefore, it is impos-
sible to say when the town will next be honoured
and Cllllveeted he his ;togas' presence.
111% am al flichne.s's Physician in Ordinary,
Doctor Tierory, is daily expected at his South
Parade residence, where Ml.• TirrlWy, mid the
greater !not or the Ca olly. arrived on last Monday.
As yrt the Theatre has had no overflowing houses
—though the Hitler-Nina there ate of no ordinary
east, as th.e pretty niteresttog 'lancers. the Misses
Macsisiley, Mr. Maywood, Mr.
Would's, Mr. Powell, and other performers of ta-
lent. Ailfird pleasing testimony. P tttttt etiade
Corteerts :it the Castle continue to lie elegantly et.
tended— but earn these scarcely appear to lessen
the nomber of evening visitants to the Libraries—
these places, iu truth, are crowded nightly.
London, England, 1818-08-05

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Henry I.sinbilen, latent Two-Mill-hill. sCat;orte, Glen.
rester, pin-manufacturer. from August 1, to September 19,
at clew, u, nt the Commercial Rooms, Bristol.

James Gibh•, of Rishopaytie.street Without, Langton,
getter?, front August lb, to September te, at ten, at Guild.
hall, London
London, England, 1818-08-05

PENsACOLA TAK FN.

1.41511%1 I.! F., JUNE 16.
A gentleman immediately from the army abates,
Ihat General Jsck.oo having obtained full proof
that the Spanish titiihorities at Pensacola had been
active in fomenting the Seminole war, lend issued
amentionton and rations to the hostile lodide's, and
lewd made that post a kind of rallying point for
them, whilst vessels hearing the Aloe! icall flag,
loaded ante provisions for his sotkring troops, were
forbid to low up the biramlieee, lie determined to
prevent the renewal of 11w screws of carnage nod
Paysge barbarity heretofore a itiersstel oil the Guil-
tier (which were to Iw Mlipeettli us soon av thr army
was dislonedvtl), by lirst removing the Spaniards
from the country. With a part of the army he pro-
ceeded to rffeet this ; 1w WWI fired on by the
garrison, and two of leis men killed ; lie hate ly
invested the fort, which, tiller a tieniendous caw ))))))
ade, surrendered. The Genee a 1 obeauerd ale memeuse
number of tield-pieces, small arms, and ani.tetten-
lion : he garrisoned the fort, and *rut the Spanish
Governor, &e. to Cuba.
The arrival of the American troops at Pensacola
was leaded aids joy by the iseleableanise_...re.i
peroy rove in three day:. there beneetred per cries.
The time catestuntd in rejoining the works at

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Pensacola, arranging the Government, itc. will de.
lay the returti of our fellow-citizens to their Ironies
a few days. General Jackson is with the visions
leers, nod wiil lie its Columbia about the 251 h
instant, where ha weans to discharge and pay theca
al. On the 3,1 inst. lie was at Fort 51ontgonstry.
We rejoice that the war has heel, an happily ter.
minuted. In three weeks from collection/ his sups
pht s, the (;etiersl h,ts overrun West Florida, and
cut tilt the how s of the Sellilimtte 111111t1111B. lie
returned to Si. Mink's, pressed forward is Pro-
sac,dll, 111.4 i Wilk of it in the haute •.1 the
Ulorrd S'a:r". The past is important (sot tasty as
In the country, I,stt it. destroying a
point, v4'lollllo' enemies, sovage and cosi-
lized, have to our prejudice. We trust
our (I,v?riosselit .veil never part with it.
I.rte.tct to the Nenior Editor al* rhe Republican.
Olir slimy is now A nic,,•inie,
and in Islet eicry inch of the Flotillas. will lie in
our po.session in a hew we.-k.. Getters! Jar {isms's
movements would hue loco -quicker. hod it oust
been for the defalcatts,os of the costiractots."—
(.Savuoutosi Republican
London, England, 1818-04-09

SHOCKING .4CCI DENT.

A di ratlfiil seciilcist happi•nrd at the premises of Iltr.
Green, itt I eisisolo's Inu•fields, last ntornioe, at t eleven.
loilotk. Ica•rtal workmen have •been employed for tome
day. to tnlar4e a vault, when on a sudden a crash visa beald,
and the whole fall in upon them, which enveloped five
poor fellows, in the midst 4.f its ill ill:4. A s,i.taucc boinK st
11311(1, they succeeded in n little time in resrniog. four of
them f destruct hot all of them much hurt; two
were iimm 4liately conveyed to the hospital. and two were
taken to St. Clement's woiLltuuse, the fifth mats was enve-
loped in the otitis! of • quantity of slack lime, and shockingly
harlot. He was brought out a corpse, and a dreadful! spec_
talc. The body was carried to the workhouse.

At Norfolk County Sessions, yesterday se'll-
night, bcfore Sir Tuost AS ITELVOIt. liat. (Chair-
man), and 11111111ettitl5 Bench of Magiatrates, JOHN
ELMF:It appeafril agailol the COUVletioll Or E. U.
PRATT and I'. P. BAGnE, Esqrs. by which be was
fined -201. for killing a hare, lie being eitiqualiti"al.
1111:: circumstances wcoe briefly us follow :—"the
Appellant had, in company with three dithers and a
qualified person, sit out flow a public-house in
Marshlaood, on a couraing ex elhliou. The (rah-
lied person had rode round to a place appointed for
meeting; the others, who were on foot, had pro-
ceeded across the feu with the dogs, that bring the
nearert and best way for foot passengers; iu their
passage across the fcio, the dogs hod accidental'y
Ratted a hair, which they killed : the qualified
person was in sight when the hare was killed. and
could have seen the dogs run. The Appellant and
his coni,Jlllllollll did toot take the hare, but permitted
a servant of the person to whom the laud belonged
on which they were to take it ; the hare was after-
wards ileiniintle.l by the qualified peraoso, but re-
fused. 'the Court held that the A poellaut Hod
his companions were sufficiently 111 company wills
the qualified person when the hare was killed, and
the conviction was quashed.
At Norfolk County Seasion. on Thursday Lao,
G. NATU. Bear, having declined to accept the
office of Chairman, to which lie had hero chosen ut
the last Christmas Se.o.loll‘, Mr. Serjernot FREILE
was unanienotoly electer,l to that IiItt1;111011.--itoULILT
PLUmPTILB, Esq. resigned his office as one of the
Chairmen of the Quarter Sesaions; and the unani-
mous thanks of the Magistrates were voted to him
for his services, and it was ordered that his sue-
certior be appointed at the July Sessions.
London, England, 1818-04-09

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of the tiumber of Beak Nodes refused payment
within littlest six yeari. as bring forgeries. The
evil of fabricated uotectiad risen te its greatest pos-
sible arme of mischief; the shoOteepen were in-
terroptcd in their business by their frequency, and
the gaols tifed sih v":.ctiiiis tq the 'system. A too.
.posal lied been made by a Mr. Ti!loch, to render
Bank Notes secure ..from successful imitation, by
the superiority of their execution —a lugge.v...ii
which lie honed the Bank Directors oon!il
adopt, or the Right Flonousable Gentleman him-
self. particillarly as he lad given an intimation
that evening of his intention to continue the Book
Restriction Act. Ile concluded with moving that
the retort's lie foriii-hed above memos:med.

Mr. P. GPIS b FELL suggested. there was already
notice of a lion by an Hon. and Learned Friessii
of his (Mr. (:rant), which comprised all the oUjects
sought by the gallant General's 'tuition.
General TituaNroN had not been aware of the
extensive nature of that Learned Gentleman's mo-
t' until that niument. and hod no liesitatiou
withdrawing hie motion.
The motion war accordingly withdrawn.
The House then adjourned.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.
London, England, 1818-06-04

DUTY ON COALS.

Mr. LITTLETON segg.dtOask the Hon. Mem-
ber for Durham, whether he could convey to the
House at this moment any information respecting
the particulars of the motion which he intended to
make oil the subject of the Duties on Coals? It
would be imporiaut to know if the Hon. Member
turista to ►ednce the duty ou sea coals, and add to
that on coals conveyed on the canals? A number of
persons felt anxious to obtain some tuformation on
these point!,
Mr. Last4Tow replied, that if he were prepared
at this molgserit to answer the points put by the
Hun. Gentian, he must he ready to enter into
the merits of, and discuss the whole question. He
would certainly feel it his duty to call the attention
of the House generally to the duties on coals—the
precise cows.. lie might take must be matter for
future reflection ; but in his present view of the
subject, hr was certainly nut inclined to propose
any extension of the Excise duties on coals con-
veyed on canals.
Sir C. MORDAONT hoped the Hon. Gentleman
would give full notice of his motion, and not take
those who were interested in the subject by sur-
prise.
Mr. LADIBTOP replied, that it was undoubtedly
his intention to give proper notice.
London, England, 1818-06-04

denies, coo pontinely nothing was done. Private
individuals struck medals on the victories of the 14
of June, the N le, and Traldgar, ..nd Gown tuent
struck ON le on the battle of Waterloo. Twenty 3, Nrs
warfare mud four Medals, mid litrw were to ro,,tend
iu future ages with the legions of French incii,tl., a.
tl.e respective cabinets and warriors have coat, ril ;I
in life in of r times, Certainly 1 feel gratt 11,1 to
Mr. Knave for what he has under liken lor the
honour of his country its ag.s yet to come, anti
trust that the public will give him that support
which he le entitled to, and without which his nu.
dertaking will not merely fall to the groui,d, lint in
falling will crush its adventurous architect. Tads
support, the public must reeoll,ei, they can only
give by their indivtdual assishince. othrr muff-
trieN public support means the support of the b ie.
entice—in this empire it consists in the aid winch
private persons individually step forward to render.
We have best our enemy in thefiehl, but its the
cabinet lie certainly at present has ictitsit.-lw the
mastery. Let us therefore pursue him to this 1114
last retreat, and the same splendour Oust crowned
our former, will, we may confidently anticipate,
crown our present enterprise.
Yours, &c.

R. S.
London, England, 1818-04-07

PORT OF LONDON.

Mr. MAN NINO brought up the Bill for increas-
ing the mceommoditti tttt for shipping ro the port or
London, which liss reed a first, mid ordered to be
reed is se• • I time.

Sir R. I'EEL moved that the consideration of
the Report of the Cotton Spinsiers Regulation Bill
should he poatpoiled until Fritlay nest, whichb
agreed to.
London, England, 1818-04-22

Cl/STS OF SUIT.

0o the nudism of Getters! GAIICUIGNT, and after a few
words haws the same htrother nod Serif's* ONsubw, ebe
Hustle resolved itself into a Committee on the Costs of Suit
Bill —The Bill passed through the Committee, and the Be.
port ordered to be twutight ■p to-morrow.
London, England, 1818-04-22

The Scheme also emstalos one greed and Novel feature,
•iz. Ihr First tO Prises drawu receive 1,0001. more,
=Aloe upwards of

.e 20.009 the FIRST 11•1., Hotta.
And ne ilwre are not any Stock Prises nor Classes, I think
it is I.kely to he so great a favourite with the Pie•lic as the
bat (for latch / btu the Contractor). It will he recollect-
ed that I was the first person to introduce so many Capitals
Mtn a Scheme, by which the Chalice* of Inilividaels are
much increased, and I ant happy in paying credit to the
present Cootrawiem, who bate not only followed my exam-
ple, hat i d on O.—TICKETS and SHARES are
aelliu=nt mytltiees, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARlNG-
littis.s, where. iw the late Lottery, I wild Two Priam of
30,000 f and 47 other Capitals, being (as stun!) greater in
number mid amount than those sold by all the other Office-
licrperi put together.
I bavc the honour to be,
The Public's devoted Servant,
'l'. BISH, Mock-broker.
..* Loiters begun 4th JUNE (kingi RirtA•day).—
tictwtnirs !patio, with full particulars ..f the Numbers and
..o of the C.Apital. sold by RISH, which, to Lot-
tery adventurers, will be found highly interesting.
London, England, 1818-04-22

SELECT VESTRIES.

A Petition was prrseisted frost the Parishioner" of St.
Macy Wooloud' against • clause is the Select Parish Ves-
tries 11111.—Ordcreil to lie oa she table.
COT TON FACTORIES.

Lord DOTCAN4OII presented a Killjoy' frown the lishabi-
tants of Shiptios, praying the House to pass the Bill foe re-
eulatint Cottou Sp, iiii ise Factoris s.
A AMMO,. was presented from the City of Bristol (as we
could collect), pr:iyior that the Pour Laws sight remain as
they are new by law established.
Mr. PROTHIROC wondered to see the Petition signed by
sto reel fir persons, and seemed to doubt that it expressed
the SelfilllTlPll.ll of the City frost whence it ease..
After a few realist ks Irons Mr. HART Days. sad Mr.
Wilts.., the Petition was ordered to lie wit the table.
London, England, 1818-04-22

HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tutsmor, APRIL AI.

A person frost the Rank brought ■p an account of the
member of pennons prosecuted for uttering counterfeit dol-
lars and tutees autism a mule periud.—Ordered to be
printed.
Lord LASCELLVI brought up the Report of the Commit-
tee appointed to inquire into the Petition of the Hallamshire
cullers—The Report was agreed to, and leave given to being
t■ a Bill to regulate the cutlery trade in England.
Lord etnIIIING 'weaseled a Petition frees the Proprietors of
Salt Works in Scotland, praying an alteration iu the salt
duties.—Ordered to lie on the table.
COURT OF CHANCERY.

Mr.,. Guam AM brought in a Bill for augereet tag the Sala-
riesof Clerks is the Court of Chancery, which was read a first
time.

Mr. C. CALIIIIRT moved, that there be laid before the
House as ACC4.IIOI ..f the total amount of the Duties on
primed Calicoes during she years Mei and III?, distinguistf
in: the mammal fur each year; and of she old and New DV.
toes.—Orderrd.
London, England, 1818-06-10

HI R. H. the rilike of Y,rk'x c. by Electimi

IA Lowther's c. by Orville
Won easy by three length'', but Mile bettule%

The Prince Regent, idler complimenting Mr. Lotl• on the
regiiinrity of the &port, exprrssed hie intention of viiitilor
theft:nurse again onThuraday, and departed Air hi• cuff. its
Windsor Pink, accompanied by the above illustrions pet.

The King's Guineas were fllll for this year by racers nut
hunters, anti nu derided in one heat.

BRIGHTON, JUNE 9.

The daily amusements of this town appear to he
concentrated us aquatic excursions, since the Prince
and Princess of Hesse flombourg have become so
delighted with that very variable element the s-is,
but whirl] has, fur the last fortnight. assumed rt
very calm and almost undisturbed surface. The
morning's business of the illustrions visitors is to
Bail in an open pleasure-boat, and view the ships in
the Channel, the fishing-boats, trolling, &c.
Yesterday an agreeable gaiety prevailed, front
the flue appearance of the Tiber frigate, Captain
Dacres ; Rosario sloop, Capt. Peake ; Bound cut-
ter, Captain Lewis; and several large incrchaist
vesitls and packets in our roads sailing up Clusmiet
with a fine breeze. The Prince and Princess of
Hesse lionibmirg went on board the It'ocirio sloop.
with Baron O'Nagliten, Lady E. Moolattoe, and
their attendants, under a royal salute from all the
ships, and another oas fired on the return of the
patty to shore.

This morning the Royal party uga'n proceeded
to sea, in order to inspect the fine frigate the Tiber.
At twelve o'clock a royal salute announced the
illustrious party to have been received out hoard.
London, England, 1818-06-10

it. He agreed with the Noble Tail (Gicy) that
the convenience of Nlieristers was lint to be COM.
pared with the importance of the Standing Orders
of the House, and he therefore should again ex-
press his decided opposition to the entire proceed-
ing.
Lord fIoLLAND begged leave to add a few
wonla to what he had already said on this subject.
He should ask the Noble E irl (Liver I), whether
there was any Act of Parliament, English. Irish,
or Scotch, which gave to aliens the right of native
subjects, 0111 the expiration of a grain, period
If such were the case, how would their rights be
affected, if the period should chance to expire dur-
ing the Suspension? The Noble Earl hail closed
the Session with some very strong measures,
which were, in fact, quite unnecessary. They were
sharp swords, which the Noble Earl should not
have taken down from the armoury, but on great
occasions. The Noble E►rl, on the original intro-
duction of the clause attached by their Lordships
to the Alien Bill, asserted positieely, that if it were
lint made retrospective. the safety of this country
and the tranquillity of Europe would be endanger-
ed. It happened, however, that the Noble Earl
had since entertained leas apprehensions from
the forty-nine individuals who had purchased
the Bank stock ; and possibly if the House
were to have required the usual number of days
for the regular passing of a Hill, even though
in the mean time not 49, hut 59, or 69. or
99 aliens were to become naturalized, the Noble
Earl would, even ih ouch a case, discover some
means for tranquillizing his spirits.—/1/ear.)
The Hill was then passed, and the House ad-
jourtied.
London, England, 1818-06-10

PARTING.

Stay for a moment, Time, oh !
Suspend your swift career,
I yet have one short word to s:y
To bar I love most dear.

116% then the word—sh " nerd I telt,

Tint dreaded word it is—Farewell!

This favour, oh, Time ! of Ihec I want,
And sore 'tia not too Bunch to grant—
" Vain mortal cease—and learn thy fate,

" Yuu know not what you seek,
" Tim may your whole existence wait,
And have that word to speak.
TIII4 is the truth--1 know full well—.
" Thy lift's too short to say—Farewell !"

Though not to love be very lud.

Yet in my conscience I opine,
'Tis easier far the heart to Kioard,
Than Ind the stomach " not to dine."
Old Ballad.

LADY LIDDELL'S GRAND BALL and SUPPER.

Monday evening her Ladyfthip gave her farewell hall
for the season, at her elegant retidenee in Portland-place.
The spacious magnificent suit of apartments on the
drawing-room floor were fitted up with uncommon taste and
elegance; the principal and adjoining apartments were
appropriated for dancing; they were t hrilhauthy illu-
minated. The supper, which consisted of every delicacy,
was announced almost half-past one o'clock ; it was prepared
in three rooms below stairs, where cueers were laid fur mi.
wards of WM. The company consisted of upward. ut Vifl
perilous of the first distinction and fashion, including los
Royal Iligliners the Prince Regent and his Royal Higlinesa
the Duke of Gloucester.
London, England, 1818-06-10

NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

In Candina UWE the demand is confined to small glisliti-
tiex Mr the hunk. East India Rare has herai exceed-
ingly tbli acd declining. There will lie a fat the, sale of Rice
by the emnpsity en the Ihth instant.
Tunecxxl IS very Jullur ilennool.
T"nacc:).—Neither the inmost:win' trig nor rxpot t 'lnver*
have heiru in she market liner our last, except for very sus.lll
quantities, and prices remain nearly n.uuimial
London, England, 1818-06-10

ROUSE OF COMMONS, Tuesoav, Joss 9.

There being only cid Nleti.bere present at fonr
o'clock, the SPEAKER adjourned the House until
tu-uwrrow• (this day).

FINANCE COMMITTEE.

The Eleventh Report from the Finance Com-
mittee has been printed by order of the Moose of
Cmmons. It contains the result of the inquiries
by the. Committee on the actual receipts and ex-
penditure of 1917, and the probable estimates of
the present and the ensuing year. The first view
presented in the Report chews the decrease in the
receipts, and the increase in the expenditure, for
the year 1917, us compared wills the estimates of
the Finance C • tee coutained in the Fourth
Report. This is no very flatternig picture either
of the state of the finances of the country, or of the
exertions of Ministers to reduce the expenditure
within the income ; nor is the prn:peet very lunch
brightened with regard to the present year, for the
probable expenditure for lAI4 iv not only equal to
the actual exp.-miaow of 11417, but exceeds, by
nearly three millions, the estimate of the Commit-
tee. The Revolt, however, erdlesenitrs to raise one
spirits by represeiititig a probable excess of reve-
nue in the year IEII9. It soipposes that the entire
lire the tear aiding the 511. of January
11320, will amount to X 66,068,000
. .

lu which is oilcloth-41 for the redo's.-
lotou of the Nrtionoul I)rbt, 14.981,000

Leaving, 1'51,0/47,000
as the amount of expenditure. exclusive of the Sick-
ing Fund. which, being compared with the esti-
in tied revenue. amounting to 52.500,0001. there
will appear to be a balance of 1013.0001. of In-
come beyond the probable expenditure. This re-
sult is iiidepeodent of any extraordinary charges.
It would, however, he gratifying, if we could be
assured of it ; bnt when we ler how very much the
Committee have already been deceived in their
estimates, we cannot repose on implicit cositi-
deuce in those which they stow exhibit.
London, England, 1818-06-17

FRAUD PRLYLNTED.
eotlnteroct the Twiny alb-stirs that pre rkply
T wade to lonpore en the wowary • *perinea eawipaw.gina
inotead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY
and MARTIN, they hate selopied• sew label, its which their
higeature sad Address,
97, HIGH HOLBORN,

Is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that
they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the
t)pe, which is unlike all letter.prcu, will euabte purchasers
pt sure to detect the imposition.
The Real JAPAN RLACKING,Inade and sold Wholesale
by DAY and MARTIN. 87, High Holborn, soil retailed
by the principal Shopkeepers in Rothe. at 6d, Is., amid
Is. 6.11. each.
London, England, 1818-06-17

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.

Yesterday menhir, at alx o'clock, hie Grace the Duke of
Leinster, and Lady atariotte Augusta Staahope, youngest
daughter of the Berl and Conatem of Harrington, were mar-
ried by his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, at Her-
sieves-home, Stable-yard, Si. James's. Hie Royal High-
ness the Prises Regent pee the kids away. The bride-
WWI were Lady Caroline Staahope and Lady Lucy Moly-
immix. were,
ceremony was performed In the ball-roam
facing the Park. After Ms ceremony, the company partook
of • grand entertaiasmesst, cusaistiag of every deliemy, with
fruits and wineg• af dreeriistlort, during which
the band of MI Lordship's reirmicat (the Life Guards), is
their state dresses, performed martial and other mimic io
the hall. A little before ten o'clock the happy pair set off
in a beautiful chariot and four bones for Lady Harring-
ton's seat, Sussing Hill, Berke, where they are expected to
remain some time. _ _

There were present at the marriage eerensoay, besides the
Earl sad Countess of Harrington and their polite Amity,
the brother of his Grace the Duke of LeinMer, the Dukes
of Yolk and Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stanhope,
Burl sod Coogan, Stanhope, Earl of Hartirood, the Coon•
ter of Sefton, the Duke of Somerset, Sir Thomas and Lady
Lucy Foley, Lady Mary Pooktt, Lady Sophia Fitzgerald,
the Dowager Duchess of flatland, the Marquis sad Mar-
chieoelia of Tstristridt, the Duke of Grafton, Mr. sod Mrs.
Fitzgerald Stanhope, Slims Seymour Coleman, Lady Mary
Ross, Lally Colima, Lord Kinnoird, Lord Foley, Lord
FitzeraM, Mrs. Manners Setae, ice.
The Hakes of Turk mid Cambridge having been previously
gorged, did sot stop to partakes( Obedience.
London, England, 1818-06-17

Esc!large ou Loudon, I swes and 9-32. 111.-33. e!.

The East India Coutionty's 11111 Ilt. Warren
ltust-
iwgs slid Asia. were woke ow the 3d Jobe, to
latt. 43. N. luug. 13 W. with a fresh ',tette hoot
the eastward, by tile Lord if ellisgtoss. %V sisE.
It is a singular circanutinice, that of all the sit
candidates fur the City of W.-ruin:trier, Sir SAIIC ri
ROMILLY is the filthy one native of the place. Ile
war born in Greek-street, to the parish of St. Atiiit.
Soho, and therefore being from his hammy know it
to the Electors.

That highly rempectable Citizen of %l'eattainxter,
Mr. STUMM, waited uu Monday on So S. Rom I.l.v's
COODWittee, to tender them ouppurt tit hia elec-
tioll. From every quarter of the City, prixon,
the moot extensive influence have followed the ex-
ample of 4r. STcacit, and have felt it due to Ore
patriotic xeivices of S.r S•MUEL, to exprew.
amoirrence of the tLigitilitix pi earili I.illl,
and to declare their delirium:mini to
The burnt of popular iii the Bonin
precedented—and they .ne confident of
with triumph not mil} their old MINI tried
Mr. CALI/ LILT, but of tu.,kins Sir K. W

sigh it
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THE ROYAL FAMILY.

The report of the state of her Ma'am's health
yesterday was, " The Quito has hail a good night,
and is going on very well."—Her MAJESTY rode
out in her garden on Monday evening.
The dinner of the Royal Family is served tip nit
hour earlier than usual by the Yeomen of the
Guard, in order to citable the Priileellge AuouiT♦
and het Royal relatives to attend her MAJESTY in
her rides iu the garden.
Yesterday the report of the state of the Duke
of GLaasact was, " His Royal Highness has Iwil
a very good night, and is a great deal better this
morning." The Royal Duke, we are happy to
say, was so much better yesterday as to be able to
get up.
Yesterday the Dukes of Yost and CASIBRIDGE,
and the Duchess of GLoocianta, visited the
PRINCE REGENT at Carlton House.
The Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE walked
through several streets at the west end of the town
3 esterdey privately, visited the Bazaar, in Soho-
square. ltc.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Gv.oo•
mesa, snd the Duke and Duchess of CIIIIIRIDGE,
with a numerous party, dined with the Duke mud
Duchess of Yoac.