The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1816-05-15 00:00:00

DOUSE OF LORDS, TirteDAT MAY 14.

The LORD CHANCIILLOIL reported ilw Anonym
or the Prior.... Charlotte and Prince Column& to
thr lair conntratiibitoiry Address el the house on
thrir marrasze. which were ordered to be entered
oil +lir Joon-wok
TheKi.loory Bill. Bill, 'the 'Clerk or the
Pleas 8011, the Lord Militia Ballot Bill, and the
Yeomanry C3valty Bill, went through the.Cotstuit-
tees, used were reported.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The'SrEAttra took the Chair at four &clew+,
tut tbrie beitig only 2'7 Ilrmlxra pre.eiet, the
waa adjuorneitto the fullcmilig day.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

TRENCH l'APEits.

PARIS. MAY 10.

We are asgureil that yesterday, at the breaking
up of the Council of Ministers, a courier extraor-
dinary was expedited with dispatches fur General
Donnadieu, at Grenoble.

- _
The legion of Muttlt, and a company of are-
goons of the Seine, formed part of the troops wlto
charged the saditiJos. Letter• of the tith an-
nom ce that they are occupied in trying, by Courts
those who were taken whli arms in
their hands. During the action the tranquillity of
Gr•nohle was not disturbed. By the orders of Ge-
neral Dormarlien all the houses were illuminated.
The National Giia:d warder:tea a zeal worthy of
the I.lglsest praise•. Several half-pay Officers, resit!.
lug at Grenoble, offered their services to the Count
de illositlivaut, and to General Domiadieu. The
people of the rairbourgs took no part in the revolts
and mlI the iorhohitants were seized with horror no
learning this attempt of is handful of traitors.
Malevolence sought to disseminate the runnier of
distirrhatices Mewing taken place at Toulouse. No-
thiiirz can be more completely false. Letters re-
ceived yesterday from that city do nut afford the
slightest ivolicatiou of any disturbeuee.

PARIS, MAT 11.

While a handful of factinuo men and brigands
ought to revoltniquize some communes in the
ciiiity of Grenoble, men not leas frantic, and not less
guilty, framed plots at Paris, the object of which
,‘il!• anarchy, brigandage, and the return of the exe-
crable regime of 1799. _ _

The I:olice watched all the tnovemerits and fol.
limed even the minutest traces of these miserable
awl oleorure a6ritatars.
Tiwy had spread among their brethren gad friends
a printed Pro•lumatinu, and a certain number of
cards, struck with a dry stamp, to serve as a ral-
lying sight. Filially, to inspire rime confidence
their project, they had recourse to the most at,.
surd and extraordinary reports for their support.
Simple and credulous persons. who always
abound in a great capital, began to put some
faith in these reports ; and it was then the
police judged it proper to act with severity
against these framers of this sort of conspi-
racy. The Printer of the Procloota►ion, the En-
graver of the Card Stamp, the persons who assisted
them in their work, and the principal distributors
and 14..fri11t4 in the enterprise, have !wen all arrested
st the same time. The greater number of theiu
have already confessed their machinati on s, and Hit
goiwz to he delivered up to the tribunals, wlst.e
justice will be promptly executed upon them.
The accused, against whom there are the stroll:psi
charge•, are for the mot part men of the lowest
class of smiety, of old actors iu the Revolution,
fanatic men, without any 111C111111 of execution, who
Iv ere well convinced of their insignificance, well
satisfied that they conlill derive no advantage from
their crime, hot to whom disorder and auan4n• are
a want, and order and trampiillity an insapportable
torment.

After the instrnetion of this affair, we will corn-
inuitieiste the details ; but for the pre at, we eats
•tats. with pe►fect ecostidrace upon intelligence
fun the best soureeP, that this Aortae.: enuopmu.y,
so; which the Police 1144 had coobtaatly all the

clues, tower win of a tint ure to 41% the lent *eft-
uus ulorin to Govuriontetit.—(Mouheur.)

Il'e received the follownig details of the
events of the Department of the Isere, which we
have niepitioned, and which took place in the night
between the 4th and Atli May. For ample time it
hail been remarked at Grenville and the vicinity,
that an:,, know,, L, their revolutionary principles,
and the active !part which they hail taken upon
wane occasion's, traversed the country aliou t that
city, to a distance of several leagues assembled
there; w:indered thrungii the streets or Grenoble
with ilia air of want of occupation, which necessarily
attracted the attention of the authorities. 'These
people, net acknosetedged by say one, and of sus-
picious appearance, sought to lead 'the multitude
' stray, circulated i,,cendiary writings, and by
lefters without signatures, invited the military on
hall-pay to repair to Gresiohle in the course of
Sunday.
Oil the 4th in the morning, the Prefect learned
that assemblages vere forming at Vizile and La
rdure cominuires, in the vicinity of Grenoble.—
Geuerul Domisolien. CaUllllllllll/111t of the Depart-
ment, isitinelately took measures to disperse the
seditious, and defeat their atteinlits. Ile distribut-
ed cartridges to the troops, which manifested the
best 31144, awl ordered them to hold themselves
in readiness to march. The Nationnl Guard of
Grenoble requested to fight along-side the troops,
which coni.isted or the Legion of 1,4-rr, a detach-
ment of the legion of the Dermal, and a detach-
ment of the Dragoons of the Seine.
Whilst General Donnadien was making his dis-
position., "the Count de Montlivant dispatched a
courier to Lyons ; but this courier was stopped near
the city by a body of tnalcontent., and it was not
without difficulty that he obtained permission to
contione his journey. Meanwhile it was learned that
the seditious, among whom there are presumed to
have lieen• many Pivilitiontese of bad character. who
have lieen expelled from their country, and since
led 1/ vagabond life, had formed the mad design of
attempting to surprise the town, under rover of the
At ten in the evening, a ;Nitrate of 90 men, of the
legion of the Isere, went out of the town, and was
immediately assi:iled with musket-shots from various
quarters. At the same time toes were perceived
kindled at intervals %poet the heights, doubtless in-
tended to serve as rallying points. The detachment,
undaunted eil her by the number of the assailants, or
by the horrid cries which they tket np, after firing
one vollvy, charged their with the bayonet, shout-
ing Vire le lioi!
At this moment General Donnadieu, ater order-
ing the inhabitants to place lamp* in their windows,
and exhorting them to remain in their houses with-
out any alarm, placed himself at the bead of the
brave troops whom he cw waled. Several dis-
charges of grape-shot were sufficient to put to
flight the wretches who had assembled at Elbin, to
the number of about 1,500, and who took every di-
rection by which they could escape. They left upon
the spot a considerable number killed or severely
isriunded.

Notwithstanding the darkness, the fugitives were
pernued to their retreats, and neveml snore were
'killed ; 200 were picked up, and among them
mirny wounded. The troops returned to Grenoble
in the morning of the Stli, amitbd the acclanint,ons
of the inhabitants, and shouts of Vine le Roi !
Pivent les Bourbons! The !Wrote! Court wan
immediately asseusbled, to try the rebels taken in

It was remarked, that at the moment when the
insurgents were so liMkly attacked, and while the
troops were pursuing them, the area kindled upon
the heights wire extinguished.
Among the perverse men who were suffered by
their country to live, and who were at the head of
senseless rabble, was one Jottiiii, a Lieutenant of
Ceialarnierie, on half-pay, who left Gretiohle the
day before this event. lie witx taken, and proceed-
ings have been imtituted preparatory to his trial.
Out the other hand, it is gratifying to be tilde to
announce, that several retired awl half-pay (silken
proffered their services to General Dounadieu and
to the Prefect.

The city of Grenoble Wa+ perfectly quietßurin;;
these transactions. If the seditious hail imrti.aos
there, which they are not presumed to have
they Murat out skew themselves.
For the rest, this affair, though certainly mu-
fortunate, since Fiend' 11aat has flowed, trill at
Icast he attended with this ittlettotage, that it sill
ilestro:: all the hopes of the disaffected. They
have put the fidelity of the triaiiis and their attach-
ment to Louis XVII I. to the test. The only part
they Call now take IN to yield to the 0111111011 of all
Frostier, wltieh is in favour of it,
The unpleasant news which it tea. attempted to
circulate respecting other towns in the South, is
positively contradicted. The I)epartinents which
have exhibited such proofs of their attachment to
the King are still ready to renew them, and their
loyalty remain, unshaken,—(Gazette de France).
PARK, MAY 11.

Yesterday M. de Marbois delivered the seals to
his Majoty. He was accompanied by the Sieur
Hakim. Aliviter of the Hequeista, and Secrelary-
Geneial of the Seal*. The cutter e 0111.111111,:. the
Seal. of Faire carried by the Sienrs liclrut
and tierliteau, rteferenilaries e
'('he red the Seals In we Cliancelior.
Al. tic llarbuis, Alimster ul Strte and Ilcnlb r

of the Privy Conoril. has !Tim-het the
.futirtions
of fiat Pre:oleot of the Conrt of Accounts.

The following are the details or liner collected
relative to the events in the, department tile
f•ere, of which we spoke, sod winch took Owe in
the night of dth May.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER, D %TED MAT 6, FROM

1:RI orl.B.

" Sixty of seventy relicts are in the prisons of this
town. TIC have been all isitermoted, and the
diiefii of theft' have been sent before the Ilivotal
Court, which i‘ to try thcin in the week. The
greater rift of the heads or the CollSpirikey had di--
it-dotted their posts. One was to caininand the
town of Grenoble, another the arsenal, and a third
the division. The greater part of the houses in the
town were in/irked with red chalk, some with the
letter 11, others with a D. and several with a moss.

" It was remarked, that the first soldier that tired
upou the rebels, crying Vice le Roi, is a grenadier,
who hail followed Bonaparte to the Isle of Elba,
and who did not think, us certain advocates at Paris
have said, that he hurl thereby lost the title and
quality of a Frenchinati."—(Quotidiemac.)

PAU'S. MAY U.

ROYAL ORDINANCE 01, WAY 5.

" Loots, &r—/hr the account rendered to us, that a Po-
litical and Secret Society his asseuthled for three months
at Amiens, without any obstacle baring been interposed
thereto by the Authorities ; That our Attorney-General
of the Royal Court hail even col/seated to heroine a !nem-
her of it ; that the Prefect, though informed from the lira
of the existence of this Society, made an report thereon to
our Minister., but tacitly autheeroitil it ; and that Colonel
Clset, the Colouel of the Departmental Legion, was one ot•
the air& and founders o' this Socii ty ; our Ministers being
beard, we have ordered 311111 .10 order as follows :
" Art. I. The Sictir Morgan, our Alt y-General, at
the Royal Court of Amiens, nod Sicur Segnier, Prefect ot• the
Somme, u•e recalled.
" 2. The Sleur• China is dismissed from active service."

GRENOBLE, NAY 5.
( Extract froin a Private Letter./

For some time past half-pay Officers were ob-
served Kiting from conuntnie to commune, and
extravuguutly in the taverns and coffee-
houses. At onus were carried from house to
house, mid provisions were even conveyed to the
mountains.

The report of the apprehension of a land-owner
of the Pays de Vaud by the Canton of Berne, was
the subject of every conversation. This person bad
conducted to Hamburg,' a person whose navie has
hitherto remained unknown, and he seemed to keep
up a correspondence, even as far as our frontiers.
The confederates all at once assembled in the
communes of Vitale, La \lure, &c. inflamed the
minds of the peasants, telling then) that Languedoc
was in iusurrection—that Paris was in open revolt
—and that the troops in garrision at Grenoble had
gone to occupy the hoe, by which the train of her
Royal (lightness the Duchess of Berry was to play.
Eight hundred men, cot 1111 l amled by one Guilts-t,
Lieutemnit of artillery on half-pay, appeared near
the gate of Grenoble on the 4th inst, at line o'clock
in the evening.
Au anonyiuous letter, sent to General Donna-
dieu advised him to prepare to take the field
• Whitely. That General collected the brave
royal volunteers of flerautt, who dere at Gre-
noble, the departmental legion, the horse national
guard, and the grenadiers of the national guard.—
lie left the town with one piece of cannon, and
.even to eight hundred men, while the Au-
thorities were taking means for defence. Ile
•ulet the advanced guards of the insurg.ents mote
than half a league from Grenoble, and after three
discharges flow his piece of artillery, broke in upon
their ranks, and a general action ensiled : 160 f.t'
the wretches were killed, and 40 taken with arms in
their hands. NVe have to regret the loss of 13 of
our brave fellows.

The Ceneral ailvancetl, and fontid detachments
of the rebels in Hight ; he fell upon them. and
took about 50 vrimmers. The remainder dispersed,
and betook themselves to the munutains.

Our Dither, who has been lung distinguished as
an totally to the !louse of Bourbon, is accused of
Leine the. director of this horrible conspiracy.
General I)outiailieu is in pursuit of these limn-
ditii. Toe Pre of has commenced proceeditc4l re-
lative to this utLeir. Important disclosures helve
been wade, sod Provi,lence has once mare sand us
from the scourge of civil war.

LY0.4.4, MAY 5.

Piton hearitox if the s•-ditions moveine.t that
took place at (;relioble, the National(:wind and
iiiliabitaiits of Lyons manifested their 24:11tiaseists of
patriotism
I'Ve :ire led to believe that the con.piracy whites
has broken mit ui the Isere, is connected with that
which had been discovered :it the MOM 11
Of Junuarc, and the Head of wisidi was 'lamed

MAT G.

Cener.il ('oust (le Dainss, commanding the mi-
litary division, luiviug given orders to *win! off 100
nun for the National (laard, 1,•200 presented
thentm Ivry to tight the rebel.. The General
thanked thew for torir zeal, and could not prevuot
400 wen limo setting off for Grenoble.

11111JbEEI.s, MAY 10.
(EXTRACT OF A PI MATE LETTER.)

AVitliiii thew few days the bad Frein.li refugee,'
ill our city uppeareil very impatient to receive new%
flout France. A gnat slumber of them went out
to inert tlie iii the linpes or his bringing
them poud new'. Good news to these lientleuieu is

PILESS.

LONDON,

WEDNESIMV. Mir 15. 1816.

We stated yesterday, that an insurrection had
broken out in the South of France. Grenoble was,
as we apprehended, the principal scene. This city
is situate to the south-east of Lyons, and is the
first great town that opened its gates to BONA-
PARTE in his march, after lauding from Elba.
An attempt was made to take it by surioise oil
the night between the 41h and sth instant; but
the insurgents were defeated, with the loss of
about 200 killed, wounded, and taken prisoners.
One account states their force at 800, another at
1,500 men, consisting chiefly of Piedmontese emi-
grant+, French half-pay officers, disbanded soldiers,
end persons of desperate fortune, or weak and ig-
norant, and therefore easily led astray by the artful
and ill-disposed. It was reported that a like attetopt
had been made upon Tonlonse, hut this statenielit
has been contra licted. IL is, however, obvious, that
the conspiracy was of a very general character, and
that its ramificatimis extend to the remotest parts of
the country. Another set of conspirators have been
discovered at Paris, several of whom have beefs ar-
rested, and are to he immediately brotsi4lit to trial.
Their object is stated in the Moniteits to have been
to restore the regime of 1793. They had issued a
proclamation for the purpose, and a printed card
to-serve as a rallying sign. The plot was connected
with that discovered at Lyons in .1; ttttt ary last, and
even remised Brusstls, a !totter from which city
states, that several of the French disaffected there
had for some days gone out to meet the courier fr
France, under the expectation of hearing " some
good news." The details of this important aff;iir,
which we copy from the Paris Papers of the
tour and I Ith, received at our Office, add, that a
secret political society has existed for three months
at Amiens, with the tacit permis+ion of the civil
authorities, and that even the ATIoaNEY-GENEitat
of the Court had become a member. No
person of any consequence has, however, been im-
plicated in tire conspiracy at Paris or Grenoble.
The principals in the latter are said to he M.
Gummi., a half-pay Lieutenant or Artillery, awl
NI. Dustiest, an old enemy of the Bot: anoxs.
—At the date of the last accounts, tranquillity
ass perfectly restored; and not the slightest dancer
was apprehended. Indeed, if the representations
iii the Paris Papers Ise correct, this insurrectionary
inovemeilt, LiWievvr extensive its connexions mat'
br, is mo►e calculated to strengthen than to weaken
the present Government.
The Paris Papers contain several new Ministerial
appsiiiitmeots i i stalandiaate rank. Among these
NI. Tat NIP.IF.I.AGUE is IMMIMIteII Under-Secretary
ofStat:• in the Llepnrtonma ofJussice; M. lietpu
Under-Secretary of State in the ! tome Department ;
Visconnt 'l'ARtana, Under-Secretary in the War
Department; and NI. 1.4 800 is.t.t:aff:, Limier-Se-
ers tary ia the Finance Department.
The Royal Louis. formerly the Adrairat, the
finest ship iif the lint• in the French navy, :1410 1114'11
rplendiiit totted ii:P, and is to soil and receive her
Royal highness the Priocess CAROLINE, on her
pn•sage from Naples.

An article iti the Aloniintr, dated Petersburgh,
Apr:l 15, An) —" The new Ititt•ian Tariff mum-
tin" in general, the prohibitive sy.trin. Thu% fin
ertany:e, the importation of nearly 400 article*.

the greater pat! nt them the proawN, of instoire.
!um.; is poolnlOted. On the other hand, lw;„,
silks, plum cottons, potter, French iLe.d
eirtleni-warr, Of Otte colour, are alloo.:31 :o 11.• no-
'mg a lit !Ivy duty."
'rhe Five per Cent. Consols were on F:tniii
!9 f.--Bunk Aet:Jus

• We have received a letter from Par;.,
tio*,.:tl the 11th nt.t4:st, whir!) e.tnteS that
olie Lntt Ire(' pi-rsoii. have been Aire,4i.:l iu 11,..t
ell!. In of 11:e I ite iii.covery of !,li.t
11,e rxit.tisix tint tart of
the iir Cie coli,pir.it9rs ueis to ,et fire to the

Ire Ictve rect4n-41 P.;;lt-ri to fce
3:h 1.11 I CATIIC%Itr L.,,AVe it sp!eo.ii,i
(honer on tile !4til April. at St. teisbu:gh, ;I,
om-
It of ti;e a!Aication Oi 8.r%
P %ETC. It ‘tk.:4 liOnt'mll by tile presence ..ftl.e
Etopern,, tot. Crawl ii ,tool Foreigo
:Lc. Tile /retie!' Centro!: I.orso,c, nue a liu-
I adherents, settled kt

ft hits 1-e,•11 altrady sin, et! that the (animas Car.
disial NI AUR Y ha• retired itreiii n ipelistile9.
,ides at Itimte. The critic with w!,i-h h..
chargPti lti. to iint
!..i.trit., ii II I tivo Sect without a
It..at the

C mot TotTlt%oN, Prefect of the I)eparttotvt,
z,ve a :-.:iat4ll fete tat the 3d instant, at lto,ad..,it\,
in celebration of the attimictsary rfie fir,t enitte
the. KiNf: into Vali,. and Mr. CANNIsti,
and the Ii 1I r, 111 i't otter 'WOLK UM% Welt
CAN ww. shortly to einktrk Eto4%iiiii.
The two ialtrr pioitosed to rent:tin wage tilue at
Bandeaux.

General 5E114.4T1 ti niul CAmmt.E-Jorno4M
are among the distinguished French Liingcaut, 110 W
ill England.
A Paris Paper observes, that the English in tirit
city, cotitntry to their usual custom, spend very little
money, in con.equence of which, the Pariqinis
have ceased to give the title " 21/r/ Lord" to every
i•tratiger who has the sippeurance or au F0g;0.1,-
man. It nthig, the Revolution the Eiiirinle
travelled front curiosity; they now travel front
economy.

On Wedneadnv and Thorialay In-t, the Firt
1%4,4 York Regiment of Militia. commanded by
Colonel DixoN, arrived at Leeda, in two
how Duhao, iii order to be disembodied. Great
numbers of perwn:s were waiting at to di.tHIIC,
from the temii, to welcome the arrival of tlitir
friends and fellow•town4nen.

Lord GRAM VII. I.E SOMERSET, second son of the
Duke of 11,1:A U FORT, is n candidate, li,r Mon-
mouthshire, in the room of his late uncle, Lott
ARTHUR SOMERSET.

A Petition to Parliament, in behalf of the seven-
ty British subjects coi.cletinied at Carthagems, utis
opened in Dumfries on Sunday week, mud in burr
hours 633 persons subscribed it, most of them per-
sons of respectiihility there, and 2,000 more would
have done the 1111111 e, elqthi tile paper have
their 111/111eA. 011 Monday the Magistrates and
Council signed a Petition to the same effect to
Lortl LIVERPOOL, Oil whom they had bestowed the
freedom of the Burgh twenty years ago, and uhu
then offered Ins best services ou any °cc:moots the
town might demand.
The tenants of Lord CFORGE CAVENDISII, at
the Audit held the other day, at Eastboinue, had,
by his Lordship's order's, their Propeity Tax, due
at Michaelmas last, deducted from their respective
rents, with apr ise of further reductions, sl id
the price of wheat be so depressed, as to render
such a measure necessary.
The Proprietor of The DuLlies Chrouide, wa; on
Saturday, in the Court of King's Bench,
called iip for judgment. The seutence of the Court
was six months imprisonment and 100/. tine.
A must scrupulous search and correspoinliog.
activity prevail among the Custom-house Offirri.
at Broglitois, and other 1./idioms, to put a mare
effectual stop to the introduction of contraband
spirits along the coast. This is become more ne-
cessary from the equipment of several Mutts at
Fecatiiii for the express purpose of siouggliirg.—
They are hiult very strosig—aud being 40 feet
long, and mils seven iii width, make 81111,t1/111-111114
progress through heavy Seal. olw of Ifirm
cargo of 180 tubs f Fecituip in six hour-. A!
that port it number of ra-raoia: Lave: er-
tablislitnent, and liltendly contribute tow int!. .4
fund for the support of those men uhu iii i:, thus
clandestiiie Eiwculiitiowi. An agent at Dieppe fa-
cilitates the means of enguigiug twiny sai:ors tir
tinbark in these dangerous expeditious across the
Channel.

The Drawing of the State Lottery I.4zan yesier-
day ; the l'rize drawn wtt. Jou/. e. loch t.is
shared aid sold by the Cootratetor, T. lit.H. T:tr,
F.eontl I).y of 1.31..1%ting- will be next We I ites,ll
The IVhet.l cosittims two Mize. of 3it.000/. anti JA
other Colot.1".. The tint di;it*ii Pi lzr
in mot Ite Ij,llold. tuul iipay Tick,-t•
Share, are Nelhog at the 11!fire in T!•.to, alai i'v
thy dltlerrot A,4eots thrust bout the litti:-.41
dont.

The body of Air. GREEN, of Illisharkia,
Belfa,t, watt lately found 'nu:stele:l sod dfrielloUw
mangled in one of his owls outhottseA. A koei.e
was found lying beside the mangled corpse. It i.
lamentable to add, that tau of the ilveramArti
and a daughter are implicated in the murder
their father, and have all beets cc 1111 l flitted to (..“-
rickfergus gaol.
On Friday last, us Mr. Wm. PtcastaT.
don, was travelling between
and Doncaster, going down the hill Iron Melton,
his horse fell, and he was unfortunately takra
dead Oil the spot.
BREAD.-19 consequence of the rise of dour at
market, the To ioe of the Quariern Loaf of ‘Vhiqiteti,
e• expected to he Is. 2d. fur the esisting week, agsl
to take iOrce-to-inuirow.

1

'Vt, kt,„.4•1,41:
it eept 0 kr-
Jr. 6,4
-7;

BOARD OP CRREN CLOTH,
ST. JANIESI PALACE,
MA• 11, ista.

lln the same and on bawl/ of his tfajetity, by his Royal
Highness the .Prince R. gent's vooisitand,
Notice is hi•rchy given, That all carriages petweadiog to
her Majesty's Drorrive Room at the %WWI Pelage, ou
Thor...las, the 113th of Hay. see to fall into the tine at the
top of St. James's-sttert; go atom( Cleveland row, sue
through the Stable-yard into the Park, *ad set down with
their homes' beads towards Backinglisawgste : after netting
down, they nos to welt is the Birdcage-sin, and of the
Parade opposite the Horse Guards: in hiving up, they are
to go along the Road of the Moll, or the Walk adjuisiog,
and go out at Rockhighsse-gate, fir the Hone Guards.
No hackney coaches Will he permitted to come into the
Pub; but most set doss at the outside of Ratitinghaas-
gale.

The Gale at the top of Coaelitetien-kill *al be lipen only
fur carriers brimming is psalms keying ;be entre. and eer-
y-es attending die IteileijigirgittOlgiti ask &we at
ale Greet fluor of tlor %leer 141 The yawd and to wait
at the ben now of oaststietinn4lll.

Tickets for carriages gulag in at Ike Gate ois the top of`
Cowititntiowhill will he delivered at the Beard of Green
Cloth, St. Jetties's Palace, ou Wedorrilay neat, between the
hours of pee and three o'clock, trillion which, mu carriages
will lw tolmdwd.
Chairs are t., enter the Green Park at the dour in the
adjoining the Queen's Library; to poictwil
afros, the Greco, soil to art down at the Great Door of the
Palace, stud to wait within the railing.

CHOLMONDLLEY.