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The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-18

BAHAMA ROYAL GAZETTE.

Nassittr, Trutt, 19, 1517.--an tVedoesday last was tried
in the Geueral Court, before a Petit Jury, time canse, Time
:igaillSt WILLIAM IVYidIY, Ern stn ititho went fiv.ind
the “rand Jtry of the last. Tern for au aSsaillt upon William
Chi holm, the Mes•enger of the We ASt;ei,l!)ly, in
the execution of a Warrant of the Slmeal,r for II:: arrest.—
The trial oc:upied several hours,. Flis Iltmonr the chief
Justice, ill addressing the Jimry,•obs,ervil on the assault, that
exce t in the previous admissions of the Attfyimilant, there
was nothing, like proof brought forward to support the charge,
and that as he had no hesitation in declaring his opinion that
the warrant was illegal, they must find for the defendant.—
The Jury retired for a short time, and brought in their ver-
dict—Guilty. . .
" A motion has been made for a new trial, upon the
grounds that the verdict is contrary to law, evidence, and tire
direction of the Court, and will be argued on or before ad-
journment day,
" The following Bilis,bove been found by the Gram! Jury,
in the present Term:—
" The King r. Monday, a slave—felony; since tried, and
found Sot
_ _ .

King• v. William Simnions, a free black—assault; since
tried and coneieteil.

" King v. Solomon I:WA—assault ; traTferscd till next Term-
" Kiyg v. William W)lly, for comp4mtplilg of
'Tie tieneral court armajournea ye.tetaay until 'ruesday
next."
London, England, 1817-07-18

DIED.

On the 16th inst. at Woolwich, General Lloyd, after a few
days illness ; and three days after Mrs. Lloyd had' the aggra-
vated•affliction of losing her only surviving son, Lieutenant-.
Colonel,Flnlier, aged 33.;Their remains were interred at the
.same time in the:same.grave, - .

At Stonrbridgc, Worcestershire, aged 84, Mn. Eleanor
Tice, wife of Mr. Benjamin Tice, to'w•hoin she had been mar-
ried 60 years.
On the 7th inst. .at Leamington, where be went for the re-
covery Of. his, health, in the 36th. year of his age; Jobo Swaine,
Esq. of Holborn-bridge.
On Tuesday last, at ~his; residence, Ham, .S:urrey, .Joseph
Bradney, gq. in the 79th yearaf his age.

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London, England, 1817-07-18

This Day was published, Sro. price 7s, lid.

..•
QTATEM ENT respecting the EARL (f SEL-
KIRK'S SETTLEMENT upon the REIY:KVER, in
NORTH AMERICA ; its Destruction in 1315-6; and the
Massacre of Governor Semple and his Party. With Observa-
tions upon a recent Publication, entitled ' A Narrative of
Occurrences in the Indian Countries," &c:.

Printed for John Murray. All.w:ll:irk-street.

This Day were published, in t 2mo price 7s.
REMARKS on the ART 'of Ithking WINE,
with Suggestions for the Application of itsPrinejples
to the Improvement of iNpnestic
.By. JOHN MAC:CI/lA.OCM, M.D.
Printed for, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-row.

This Day were published, iu Bvo. price !Us.,

SE R ON&' on VARIOUS SUItJ ECTS.
By the late •RICLIAItD Pa ,CE, D.D.
•** These Discourses, whlch,are wholly of a practical
nature, are now first published from the original Manuscript
Notes of the Afttlibr. • " •

Printed for Longman, fiurst.: Rees, Pram, and Btqwn,
Patcramt,.r.r.w...

• Of whom may -he'll:oh
Memoirs of the Life of the•ltev. itich Price, D.D.
By William Morgan; F.R.S: lit ice 65,-troards.
London, England, 1817-07-18

ALL MUST BE DRAWN:fO7MORROW,

BISH acquaints his nutt erons Friends, that
all the •hour Prizes of L. 20,000, and other Capitals
:bow in the- Wheel, must he drawn TO-MORROW, when the
Lottery entirely' finiches. Drawing begins at One o'Cock.
TICKETS and SHARES, warranted .undrawn, will be on
title at BISH't Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, till
TWELVE O'CLOCK TRIS NIGEIT,
And To-morrow Morning, till the Wheel goes round,
London, England, 1817-07-18

BIRTH'S.

On the 15th inst. the Lady of Sir Richard Jephs..n;,ilart—of
a son.

On Wednesday last, in Judd-street, Brunswick-square, the
Lady of Robert Gillespie, Esq. of Montreal, of a clauOiter.
Same Oay,.in'Grosreuor-square, Mrs.,Fuller Ma tiund, of a
son.

MARRIED.

On Wodnesday,the Od inst. at Upper• Deal Church, in Kent,
Lieutenant Waller, of the Royal ,Nary, to Miss Mary Har-
°wood, of Deal.

On Tuesday last, J. R. -Farre, to Johannes, youngest
daughter of the late John Ciarlie,, Esq. of Barnadoes.
Yesterday,rnorning, at. St. Margaret's Church,WeUminster,
by the Rev.' Mr. Chirol, Chaplain to -his Majesty, Frederick
• Henry I'vrret, Esq. to Charlotte Ernestine, second daughter
of the.lt.te Francis Fauclie, Esq. of:Neufchatel, Switzerland.

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London, England, 1817-05-15

THE LAST DAY OF DRAWING, •
And the following CAPITALS stilt in the Wheel
9 • L. 90,000
4 ,9,000
4 l,OOO
•
&c. &c. &C. •
And Two Prizes to One Blank.,
G.
CARROLL invites his Friends who. hold
• Tickets and Shares in the present. LOTTERY to at-
certain .their fate at either of his Offices,'No.7, CORNHILL,
or 2G, OXFORD-STREET, in order that they may -embrace
the opportunity, shtiuld they he,drawn small Prizes, of ex-
changing them' for lindrswil Tickets before the 'ion, of THIS
MONTH, -which will be the Next and Last Day of Droning,
when the whole of the above Citpitais mutt be determined.
G. CARROLL has furnished , himself with as
„great a ca.-
riety of Numbers as the few Undrawn Tickets on hand will
allow, hnd which are selling at his old-establistied Offices, at
the following Prices, viz, •

Whole
• • Whole Ticket ' ‘2O 19s.
'MI f 410 )o 0 f F:ightb
gnat•ter
Ortlol from the Country (post•paid) punctually executed
London, England, 1817-05-15

1-10IJSE•OF COMMONS.

Sir F. FLOOD complained that he had been mis.
represented in one of the DAily Prints, as having
asid in the debate of last night, that Ireland Wit 3
in a state of rebellion. He had never said any
thing of the kind, but on the contrary, he was
proud and happy that Ireland was tranquil, when
other countries were agttaed by factions and
traitorous designers. All be wished was to be
fairly represented.
The Smut Fa asked, whether the Ron. Bitonet
London, England, 1817-05-15

NORFOLK ELECTION.

E COMMITTEE for CONDUCTING the
JIL ELECTION of E. WODEHOUSE) Esit. SITS DAILY
at the GOLDEN CROSS, CHARINO-CROSS, from Ten
o'Cluck in the Morning to Five in the Aftcrnoouy where his
FRIENDS are particularly requested to attend.
Monday, May 12; ion.
London, England, 1817-05-15

GENERAL POST-OFFICE, MAY 5, 1817.

"vs MAJESTY'S: POSTNIASTER-GENE,
RAL will receive Tenders, in Writing, on or before
the sth June, sealed up, to Contract fur One Year eer.i
t,iin, to CONVEY his MAJESTY's MAILS in,n
.Mail Coach,
with Four Horses, every da,v, to And front London and Ho-
lyhead, by way of Coventry, Birmingham, and Shrewsbury,
in Thirty-eight Hours each way, including all Stoppages.,
Further particulars may be known by applying at this
Office.

FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary.

ONLY ONE DAY AIORE, and the LOT-
TERY WILL FINISH.
STATE OF,THE WHEEL.
•, • Two . Prizes of 4.20,000
Four,
Pour
Six
• Eight 2OO
&c. Btc. Consols. and Money.
All of which must be drawn NEXT TUESDAY; 20th This
Month (May).
Warranted unclrawn TICKETS .and SHARES are selling
by 'l'. Stock-Bioko?, d,
,Cornhill, and 9, Charing-
Cross, Ltindon, and by an Agent of his in every principal
Town in the Country.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket L 00 19s.
Half L.IO 19 0 I Eighth
, . Quarter
1-
*4* Letters, putt-paid, duly. aniwered.
London, England, 1817-05-15

CONTRACTS FOIL COALS AND CANDLES.
Commissariat Department, Trealury Chambers,
May 10, IS 17.

S.
UCH Persons as are ticsiroos of Contracting
with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to furnish
for Twelve Months, from, the 25th June next, each Quanti-
ties of COM.S,and CANDLES, as may from time to time be
required for the undermentioned Barracks, may receive Par-
ticulars of the Contracts on applying at this Office between
the hours, of Eleven and Five; to Deputy Commissaryith neva!
Young,.at Edinburgh ; and to, the respeotive Bat rack. Masters
iit the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney,. and deli-
ver their Tenders at.this Office as follows, viz.
Tenders for supplying Coats, sealed up and marked "Tender
for Coals," until Twelve olelock on Tuesday, the 3d of June.
Tenders for supplying Candles, sealed up and marked
"Tender for Candles," until Weir! o'Clock on Thursday
the sth of June ; but no Proposal,.eit her for:Coals or Candles,
will be noticed, unless made on or annexed to a printed Par-
ticular,and the prices inserted m words at length ; nor unless
'a Letter he subjoined to such Propoial from TwO persOns
of known Property, engaging to become hound with the
Party tendering in the Sum expressed in the Particulars, for
the 'due pet formance of the Contract.
If Tenders are sent by post, the postage must be paid.
Each of the following Counties to be tendered for sepa,,
rately, and all the Barracks in each County, (except the Bar-
'rack at Barnstaple) to he supplied under one Contract, viz.‘r
Her ke Devon, Essex, Hants, Kent, Middleeex, Sussex. • '
Separate Tenders and Contracts to be made and entered
into for each of the Barracks at the following placei, viz
Chester Scilly, Truro, Carlisle, Barnstaple, Dorchester, Wry-
mouth, Sumletinniti Stapleton, Parkhurst, Isle of Men, Man-
chester, Norwich, Yarmouth, Northampton, Nr'Otitsgition,
Taunton, Ipswich, Landguard Fort, Croydon, Guilford, Kew,
Birmingham, Coventry, Trowbridge, Hull, Sheffield, York,
and. Scarborough.
The Barracks in North Britain, at Which Newcastle or Sun-
derland Coals ace used, to be tendered f,ir together ; and
the tithe: Barracks in North Britain at which Scotch' Cools
are used to be in, like manner tendered for and supplied un-

der one Contract.
All the Barracks in the three Islands of Guernsey, Jersey,
and Alderney to be supplied under one Contract.
London, England, 1817-03-17

THE ARRESTS AT GLASGOW.

Of the persons lately apprehended in Glasgow
and neighbourhood, under a charge of treasonable
practices, 14 have been fully committed. It is
supposed they will be tried under t he 52d of Geo.III.
cap. 104, wherein it is enacted, " That every per-
son who shall, in any manner or form whatsoever,
administer, or cause to be admin:stered, or be aid-
ing or assisting at the administering any oath or
engagement; purporting or intending to bind the
person taking the same, to commit any treason of
murder, or any felony, punishable by law with
death, shall, un conviction thereof, by doe
course of iasv, be adjoged guilty. of felony,
and suffer death as a felon withont- benefit
of Clergy; and every person who shall take any
such oath or engagement, not being compelled
thereto shall, on conviction thereof, by due
course of law, be adjudged guilty of felony,
and shall be transported as a felou for the terns
of his natural life, or for such terrn of years as
the Court before which the said offender or offen-
ders shall be tried, shall judge."—lt is provided
by the Act, that if the offence be committed in
Scotland, it may be tried either before the Justi-
ciary Court at Edinburgh, or in any of the Circuit
Courts. The following arc the names and desig-
nations of the persons committed
Andre w M'Kinlay. wearer in Calton.
James Fudaysou, younger, of Jeandeld, writer's Jerk.
John Buchanan, weaver, Bridgeton.
James Robertson, ditto, ditto.
Andrew Somerville, dAto, ditto.

James Flood, wearcr's mutineer, Govan.
%Meilen Simpson, steirit-dealer, Antletston.
`

Hugh C:uck►ane, weaver, ditto.
Juan NPL4chlan, weaver, Calton.

Jvt►t► Campbell, ditto, ditto.
liu;;t► Dickson, ditto, ditto.
Peter Gipson, engine-keeper of a cotton-n►ill, ditto.
xvllliato Edgar, teacher, ditto.
John Keith, manager ti a cotton-►will, ditto.
Besides the above there are eleven others in
custody, as to whom a precognition k still going
on ; but it is supposed they will be ull ditch argtt
upon bail.
London, England, 1817-03-17

THE LATE It I OTS

The disturbances at Alionhy, noticed in our last
Paper, have entirely subsided. The cavalry have
returned to Carlisle. The damage done, it is now
ascertained, %yin not exceed 3001. The roads were
strewed with meal and flour. The full sacks of
flour were cut in two, in order that they might
the snore easily be carried off ; and to enable them
to tie the ends which they had made by cutting,
the flour was thrown away
AIARYPORT, Maticn great number of
the rioters have been examined, but no sufficient
evidence could be produced to warrant their com-
mittal. It appeats that these disttnbances were
not solely the effect of want. They were foment-
ed anti enco►►raged by many who had no ca•►se to
rob for hunger, but who were actuates! merely by
a desire to share in the plunder and (I'es:ruction
of pruperty.---(Carlisle Patriot.)
On I aesday last, Neil MlGueighin, weaver,
(one of our most active and zealous refurmer4)
was COMMiltea to r 4001) by GEORGE BLAMIRS:
Esq. Mayor, for puryning and embezzling a
quantity of cotton 'yarn, the property of Robert
tlewson at this cityortanufacturer. The punish-
ment is three months' imprisonment, amid to be
publicly whipped.—(7b.) • •

Loyd Fot,EY, who iS,at his -seat at Witley, eras
on Friday .'morning, attacked with violent and
alarming spasms. A messenger was .ithmediately
dispatched to Worcester for medical aid, and we
learn that his life was, for some time, in im-
minent peril.' We are happy to affirm, however,
by later accounts that his Lordship is now out
of all danger, and in a favourable 'state of
amendment.
Between seven and eight o'clOtit. PriltAY
evening the upper part of the Duke of Ciaittecit
public-house,-Church-row, St. Pancras, iivg te)b►
bed of property to u great amount, wh3lit '4'6l
family were busy serving their customers bel0(.
London, England, 1817-03-17

THE TIT EATRES,

KINO'S THEATKE.—After the comic Opera of
La Molinaro, t‘hich 11A already been so favour-
ihly noticed, for the success it has received,
GAuDEL's celebrated mythological Ballet of Psyche
was revived on Saturday night with success.
CovENT - GARDEN.—On Saterdav night Mr.
flooTtr appeared for the &it time as PaNthumns,
in the play of Cymbeline This is a part in witch
he cannot be accused of imitating Ma. RP .AN, as
the latter has not performed it to furnish him with
the model. Nevertheless, some of our daily cri-
tics still make the same charge, and BooTo with
them must ever remain one of the
bate:Wes, servant peens—
.
because he is within an inch or t wo of Mr. KEAN'S
stature, has a voice in many of its tones tesembling
his, and like him a good tragic eye and expressive
countenance. We.shall consider the perform:ince
as an original, .and in this view we think Mr.
Boo Tit's Posthumus rather calculated to augment
than to diminish his reputation. It exhibited the
same jumble of vigour and debility, of talent and
dullness. as most of his other performances. Its
merits belong to his genius for the Stage, its
demerits to his want of experience, and diminutive-
ness of figure, which often renders him more insig-
nificant than AU Actor ought to be who is
placed in a prominent character. The principal
scene with lac•hi►no was, however, very vigorous,
and indeed rather coarse ; and, upon the whole,
we must speak.of the part as one which excites
high expectation of the future success of the youth-
lid performer —Mr. Youxto, iu lachimo was
highly respectable, and Mr. C. KEMBLE and Mr.
Asti OTT made the most of two indifferent charac-
ters.

Of Miss Costello, the Debutante in Trilogy', we
cannot write any thing in the tone of severe cri-
ticism. She is sixteen years of age. handsome,
unfriendcd, untaught, and unpractised. Diffi-
dence, and even terror pt evented the full
deveiopement of what powers she may pos-
sess, hot still she displayed a degree of intel-
ligence which proved her not tin worthy of
the kind and fostering patronage of the PAlic.
Perhaps the immense size of our Winter Houses o'-
lets the greatest difficulty she has to surmount,
and we cannot bring ourselves to reckon this ob-
stacle,a bar to future success : for our sympathies
are all enlisted on, the side of linogen. Her
Father, we are informed, fell at IVaterloo,
and the Young La d y herself gained consider-
able celebrity by a volume of lnfantine Poe-
try. These circumstances, her age, and sex,
disarm ns of all power to censure, and we trust
yet to see Miss COSTELLO stand high in the pro-
fession to which she has been obliged to resort.

Mr. KEMBLE has announced his determination
to take his final leave of the public soon after
Easter. He plays twelve nights for the Mdna-
gers, and the thirteenth for his own benefit. Mrs.
SIDDONS performs with him the last night.
Mr. KEMBLE commence►l his farewell engage-
gagemeut on Thursday evening last at Edin-
burgh, in the character of Cato.
London, England, 1817-03-17

CILIRGES OF SEDITION, Br.

'l'he otPn tell - was apprebt.l,4leti nl, Ft.iti3y, 1)7
Nicho Ow sw:,•picioo
of be-mg coiwer,wfl seditiod* pr xti :,1.-
41ervcent 1111 evtotitottion the I:tole %%.I)en it
turners out that he wits not the itian he was sad
-
posed to be : he wits, tl.creforv,

Taunton, the Row •street olicer, has return,:d
to town within these tem days from Dankirit,
where he had been in pursuit of two men unswer-
ing the description of young Watson and Thist:l-
- who wete going to America. The smile
men had been to Jersey and Guernsey tinder sus-
pieious circumstances. The information, however,
respecting them, turned out to he incorrect.

On Saturday Elisha Dixon, who was brought
to London on Friday moriiing by Mr. Silveger,
the King's Messenger, from Manchester, %vas con-
veyed to the Secretary of Stare's Office by Hooper,
the Bow-street Police eoustabie, from Tothill-
fields Bridewell. Soon after halt-past three o'clock
he underwent an examination before Lord Sid-
mouth, the Attorney-General, the Solicitor-Gene-
ral, Sir Nathaniel Conant,
Drummond, Baguley, Ogden, and Johnvm, the
four men brought front Manchester by Mr.
Proudman and 1111.. Vick, the King's Messengers,
on Wednesday night, were also brought to the
office from the House of Correction at the same
time, and underwent examinations.

On Monday another schoolmaster, chargtci
with treasonable practices, was lodged in ("Ls-
gow gaol. He was brought from the village of
Carmonnock, a few n►iles distant. Rewards of
501. are offered in the Glasgow papers for the ttp-
pre•:ension of J ill'Ewen, who is described as a
carding master in Gorhals, and M'Dowal Pale, a
weaver in Anderston, %%lip %vas also accused of
treasonable practices, and administerini, unlaw-
ful oaths. A reward of 201. is also .oeered for
the seizure of one Moses Dotes" accused of se-
dition only. Dawson is said to b‘ the author of
the seditious pamphlets, for the publication of
hiCh several printers and booksillers lac tinder
bail. He is described as a hawking bookseller.
A Chester paper states, that numbers of pike
heads have been found in Stockport, together
with large heavy sticks, containing dagger-shap-
ed pieces of hon, eight inches long.
London, England, 1817-03-17

'DUTCH MAIL

BRUSSELS, Mccrt 10.---The letters frOm the
head-quarters at Cambray inform us, that the
Commanders of the Army ot Occupation have
agreed together, at Paris, that as soon as the
Corps fixed upon have left the army, the canton-
ments from Alsace to the North Sea shall be al-
tered so far, that the villages which have antlered
the most shall be relieved from half of their garri-
son, so•that the line remains the same as was at
'first settled, for the security of the army, and the
accommodation of the mutual untmunications.
It is confirmed that the garrisons of the strong
fortresses arc to remain the same as before.

We have also received German Papers by a
Ilainburt4ll ',NIA'', but their intelligence is quite
uninteresting.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed on Saturday Night.
DBURV-tANE.—Lovers' Sows. After which, Frighten') to
Death.

COVENT-gAßDEN.—tymbeline : teOnattis l'osthumns, Mr
Booth ; Iroogen, Miss Costello. After which, Aurora, and
The Heir of Viroui. •

MAILS.
AaitlvEn-1 France, 1 Flanders, 31-tamburgli, I Holland,
New-Voil, vllnblin, I IVaterford. I)u2-1 Lisbon,
2 Gottenburgb, 1 Hainburgb, I Waterford.

PRICE 0

STOCKS

• TIIIS DAY A'r T'
Bank Stock, shut
3 per Cent. shut
3 per Cent..C0n5........ GPII
4 per Cents. shut
5 per Ct. Navy Ann.... .99fil
Bank L. Ann . shut

ELVE o'C I,oCti .

India Bonds;... 355. pr.
Exch. 8i115,eid..... 3s. Gs. pr.
Ditto, 3d..........95. 10s. pr.
Ditto, 33(1..... :;s. 13s. 10s. .
Cons. fur April, 69

SlTGAR.—Arerage Price of Brown or MuscoraJo Sngar,
computed from the Returns made in the week ending the 12th
day of March, 1/.17, is 445. 7d. per cwt.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Nlorning, 51 minutes after 2. Ereaing, 16 minutes after 3.
London, England, 1817-03-17

MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANCR, MARCH 17.—We bad a good
supply of ‘Vheat this morning from Essex and
Kent, which in the early part of the morning had
a brisk sale at Monduy'y prices, but towards the
close the sales were heavy and from Is. to 2s.
lower : Fine Barley supports its price, but ordi.
nary was dull ; Malt has a very dull sale ; Pease
and Beans arc also dull, and front Is. to 2s. lower;
Oats have but a heavy sale at a decline of Is. per
quarter : in other kinds of grain there is no al-
teration.

Foreign Wheat -60 s. 775.
Fine ditto - -103 s. 1.27 x.
English Wheat -60 s. 633.
Fine-ditto - -100 s. lISs.
Old ditto - -82 s. 1235.
Rye
Fine ditto - 645. —s.
Barley - - -30 s. 44i.
Fine ditto - - 565. 6es.
Malt
Fine ditto - - - Sns. 86s.
tVhitePease (boilers) 675. 70s.
Fine ditto - -70 s. 7‘..'s.
Grey Pease - -40 s. 485.-

Fine Orey Pease - 621. —s.
Tick Beans - - - 275. 333.
Old ditto - - 66•.
Small Tick Beans 345. 403.
Old ditto - - -60 s. 01.
Feed Oats - - - 16$.
Fine ditto - - - 265. 81s.
Poland ditto - -20 s. 21s.
Fine ditto - - 375. 425.
Pot atoe ditto - - 425. 51s.
Rape Seed 501. 511. per la%t
Fine Flour -100 x. 105 i.
Seconds - 955. 1003.

Sstrrttrietn, IslAttett 17.—'l
supply of prime Beasts, and t,

Ms day's Market had a good
he show of Cattle in general

was considerable. Beef is cheaper, Pork is dearer, Mutton
and Veal sold at last prices, and the trade for the most part
was tolerably brisk. The sales in the Hayquarlret were
rather lively: Hay, Straw, and Clover fetched last prices.
Subjoined is an accurate statement of the Prices and Num-
bers:—

To sink the Offal, per stone of Sib.

Beef, 3s. 2d. to 4y. Stl. Mnit;,o, 3s. Btl. to ss, Oa, 'yea),
4s. Od. to Od. Ark, Ss. gd. to ss. Od.
Boasts, eO2O. Sheep, 1t4400. Calves, 240. rigs, 320,
HAY-MAR/MT.—Hay, 31. Os. to 51. 13s. Sttisw, 11. ros, to
C. ss. Clover, 11. Os. to 81. Os.

It it stated in the Montreal Herald; that so in-
tense was the cold at that place on Friday, the
14th of February, at seven o'clock, that the
quicksilver in the themumeters sunk thirty de-
grees below zero.
Saturday a detachment of the 30th and 34th
Regiments marched to Gravesend, to embark for
London, England, 1817-03-17

BULLY CoBBETE

Having received the f-dlowing from a most re-
spertable source, we give publicity to it, %vithout
any other comment than merely to express our be-
liet of its authenticit)
" On reading Mr. LocxAsT's challenge, Mr.
Coslierr promised that Gentieman's friend, the
hearer of it, to return an ans►ver, which he would
send to the Grutlemttn's house where Mr. L. was
dining. About an hour after a reply arrived,
brought by the Boots of the Inn, stating, that
business requiring 11 r. C.'s immediate presence
in London, he must decline the present meeting,
aml would take an early opportunity of renewing
the pleasant correspondence 'here ! !"
London, England, 1817-03-17

FASHIONABLE AI:RIVALS.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Buckingham; the Earl of
Rosslyn ; the Earl of Bridgewater; the Earl of Hardwicke ;
Lord Lynedoeh ; Sir George Osborne, Bart.; the- Earl of
Forte:cue ; the .Countess de Grey; Sir Charles Colville, Bart.;
M. Best and Airs. Lambert; Lady Augusta Favel and family;
Lord Stanley; the Countess of Carhamptou; Sir James and
Lady Erskine..
London, England, 1817-01-25

DUTOI MAIL

• bitlyvset.s. Jot, letters from the
French fiOntiers inform us, that the importetion
of Curl, htto the French !torts begins to diminish,
hy which the difficulties of the Goverment are
again augmented. Under these eircomelances, it
ties beets fottiol,riecassary to have recourse to et •
traoruittary measures for the supply of the North-
ern Pepartments. The French Government makes
meantime great sacrifices in Order to supply the
Artily of Occupation with the 4eCessary prod-
eious stud it is coosidered as a sign of is perfectly
good understanding bet wivfl the Feruch Ministry
and the Duke of Wellington, that the letter has
approved all the measures taken for this purpose.
Letters from Lille mention the report which
was t here in circulation, that the Saxon and Danish
Contingents would return to their own countries.
It is however thought that there is good Ce 41109
to doubt of the truth of this report, bemuse the
latest accounts front 'Cambray continue to affirm
that the Attny of Occupation will Out be
London, England, 1817-01-25

tiEL4II.OIII4 PAPEMS.

ilANoVitt, ht l, 10,—A reek remarkable esti-
mal, a tiger ox, 'has lately been exhibited here ;
is colnar it is exactly like a tiger, but for the, rest
like an nx. 'the unbind. weighed 3000 pninos,
was abme six ftut high, and 12 lung, and tour
feet across the chest.

LAtiiiikilima, JAN. 3.--111 Y write ertnn sevens!
places in Italy. that dreadful storms, isreonionied
by thunder and lightning, rain and siin,v, were
experienced in Use beginning of Dectilitter. We
Nitro Irons !ginkgo°, that there thever wad kilown
there such n fall of allow as in the Hight of the
1 Ith. Sireceal carriages Kart overtaken and
buried in the ruida.

'rhis sight, so new to the Cohabitants of that
eouotry, ii.as tilled them with terror. The i Host
was carried about, and prayers of 40 botars put,
4Th_

LOWetit ilfradKl::, JAN. 3.—`llte reports of Maur•
trances haying hruhe out 1n severs' pale of NOr'
wely, do not yet die tiwuy, though tittle seems to
Itt. little or no truth itt them. Yet these reports
Itt the country itself are itolieathros of a *LUC Of
in the people, though it may not
hove yit openly expressed itself. The distress in
Norway becomes more told more oppressive. It
remains to be seen whet will he the effect of thy
Itoptl rtrirtipt recommending -economy in the
t'Se of corn, insiting• the inhabitants of those

districts where the ham( has been thdreiN^
tiful, to assist their dl4lrested countryman. Tlit
country of Latirvig, in Norway, which the
Destmak icept as a tiomain in conformity wish
the Treaty of Civl,
loss been supplied wish corn
from Denmark, 'and the rest of the inhabitants of
Norwai almost look on the people of Laurrig with
London, England, 1817-09-19

THE THEATRE.

DRURY-LANE.—The character of Dr. Cantwell,
in the comedy of The'llypnerite, is so different
from t hose which suit tiler- tale nts and humour
of I),wrori, that lie may be considered as a lery
versatile, as well as excelleiq actor, in support-
ilia it with so much ability and such powerful
effect. -erfoimed it last ni4.lii t,rith great
success, and received much arpla, se 01(111, RRY'S
illawworm was a very "icr.ins a d enter
performance; and Mrs. D NvlsoN's Charlotte, easy,
rlavhil. and animated. Mrs. :PARRS, Mho is one
of the most judicious actresses in her utia-
I icters that the stage has boasted, supported Old
Lady Lambert admirably. The play, i,,det-; is
ai:ogether, is by no means in its nature,
hot ever.. well. suppotted in the ',et for mance ;
though it is the result of the respective effort.: of
MOLIRRE, CIBBER, and ti'e wretched BICKER-
STAFF.
London, England, 1817-12-31

F.NCYCLOP.EDIA METROPOLITANA, or
A UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY cif KNOWLEDGE, on
Plan;an e)iil;inal with appropriate and entirely New En
gravings :—comprising the Two-fold Advantage of a Philo-
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cipal divisions (a portion of winch will be given in every
part). ; viz.
I. The PURE SCIENCES, 2 vols.
11. The M •X ED and APPLIED SCIENCES. 6 vols..
111. BIOGRAPHY. cbronoogically arranged, interspersed
with chapters of Natiooal and General History, S vols.
IV. An ALPHABETICAL, • MISCELLANEOUS, and
SUPPLEMENTAItY Division, containn,g a Gazefteer, or
complete Vocabulary of Geography; and a Philosophical and
Etymological Lexicon of the English Language ; 8 vols. An
INDEX, one volume. Total Twenty-five volumes. See
'Prospectus.
London, England, 1817-12-31

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED

B. Tlmrp and Co. Leighton Buzzaid, Bedfordshire, lace-
merchants—W. Peoria) and T. 'Bird, Bath, linen-drapers-
-3 Hewet.and W. Bramble, South Cerney, Gloucestershire,
. .

millwrikhts M. Howe and' .1. Vert!, .sehooltnistreses,
yet, -Finsbury-square, London—.T. Pares and Cu.
worsted-manufacturerS—J. Smedley and Co. Not-.
ng ham , iace-manu fact nrers.--4.1. SeAtergood, Will or; and Co.
Dale Abbey, I)erbyibire; coal dealer:—lt. Morris and Ft. for-
rester, Burstein, St affordshire4 wheettights—C. C. Snlith and
R. Butt, Cheltenham, milliners—J. liossitor and B. Hill;

Clonal:11, Sonicrsetshire, roultster—T. Lockwood and .1.
Adderly, Moontsorrel, Leicester hire, stone merchantsr—H.
Draper and S. B. Box, Bishopsgate-street, Lon-don, saddlers;

THE ARMY.

The half-pay due to Officers .up to the 24th
inst will be in course of paylUent on Moruh the
sth January !sotto, between the hours -vf eleven
and t wo, at the Army Pay Office, Whitehall.
The 35i1),Regiment.will stiotx-leave WZ»ebeßter
Barracks, for Ililsea, to - replace the 18th, or

. _ . .
Royal.- Irish, commanded by Colonel GRANTER,
which Regiment %till succeed to the dii.ty at Gos-
port, whence- the 28th Regiment lately embarked
for the Mediterranean. .

thders have'heen received at the head-quarters
of the 49th Regiment of Foot at-Cork. directing'
that detachments should .be furnished by them to-
do: duty at Cove, Carlisle Fort, Mookstowo,
HawlboWling Battery, and Middleton, in place
of the several parties belonging to the 97th Regi-
ment, who are .ortleted to proceed to Cork, oti
the arrival of the detachments. above enumerated.
The detachment belonging to the. 74th Regi-
ment. of Foot, which was stationed-at Knockaa,
has received a route, directing them. to match
from that station, and 'proceed to Strabane,. the:
heal-quarters of the Regiment.
Tie 97th Regiment of Foot which has been do-
ing duty at Cork for some time -past, received a
route last week, directing-a
.division of the Regi-
mem to march froth than city, and proceed to
Tralee, which is to be tbe head-go:tilers or'the
Regiment for the present-;. at the same time
routes were . also furnished, directing . that a
part of the -re:nab-10er of.the Regiment should
march from Cork, bring previously 'divided itito
detachments for the purpose .of doing duty in t-he
tolloieing toes RS, llii V-RoSSCASiIe, 133!1!ry,
ClonakiltY, Here-I.:land; Skihhereen,
.Whiddy Island, Dingle, and Keinare,' Where
they are to relieve similar detachments helonging
to the 81st Regiment of. Foot, which are tinder
orders to rrocerd to Cork, on the
.arrival of the
several detachments above stated',

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1817-12-31

does :

" St. Lucia, Oct 03 1817.
"MY Loaf),—His Excellency Major-General Seymour be-
ing unable to address your Lordship, in consequence of the
very serious injury he received dui iii the bun cane of the
ilst inst. (and I am sorry to add very lit le hopes are enter-
tained of his recover.y), of wliich Exeilencv has directed me
to give your Lordship the •Panaireutitrii, and vailiestly to w`-
treat your Lordship's assistanet land support towards amello-
rating the situation of the unfortunate inhabitants of this
Island, not one of whom but has sit ficre;.! severely thereby.
4, Scarcely a d‘Velling ur i!egro-bOuse is left standing ; the
mills and out-buildings either unroofed 'or razed to tits.
ground ; nearly the whole crop of canes torn itp by the routs;
and the face of tic Island, which was luxuriant on the 20th,
no bears the appearance of an European islnter.

" Thu town of Castrees is nearly in ruins, and the vessels,
about twelve sail, are 011 shore, nut one of which•isexpeeted
to be saved. Ihe whole of he buildings of Morne I.'oi-tuner
and Pi4eou Island were bluwu down, with the exc,..pLion of
the magazine and tanks.
" Ills Exuelleney and family were taken from limier the
ruins of his residence. (the Co:nob:link:it's quayters), where
he remained in the Lope that it would hare re,;sted the gale—
but he has, unfortunately, suffered fir his improdeme.

" I bare the honour to be, my Lard, your LordAllip's west
obedient 1)14111)1e servant,

" I. R. B.NINF,S, Colonial Steretary.
" P. S. Since v;ritiag the al)ove, I ant sorry to acquaint
your Lordship, that great fears -are entertained that General
Seymour cannot. pans forty-eight hours."
NVe understand Major Bu rmr.Tr. and family are killed.

" Accounts have at Ictigth reached us from Do-
minica, whence every vessel. %vas driven to sea by
the late hurricane, and they had not returned
whet, the Robert mail boat, that arrived here on
Sunday, left that island. The interior of the
countty had like:vise suffered so materially, that
unless supplied front other settlentents, the dread
of famine apitears to he entertained. .

" Capt. Elli!)t, of his Nljesty's ship Suttmarider,
hkaichq; P very t liOti Willi his boats, Pt
those of his Majesty's ship Childers, to relieve the
vessels on shore in Carlisle Ilay.•'
London, England, 1817-10-03

OLD BAILEY, Oc?. 2.

Vesterday Thomas Stringer arid Sarah, his wilt,
• were tried .fi),r stealing some silver, the property
of John Musket, who is a welter in the
Guilty.
John Bushel was indicted for stealing 141. the
property of Thomas Hancock.—Guilty.
John Knock and Thomas Stokes Evans, were
tried for stealing a brasS cock and several poutida
of leaden pipe, on the premises of John MusgraVe,
in Barossa Terrace, Bethnal-green, 'This id-
dictment was founded on the Act of Parliament,
making it a felony to steal auy property attached
to a dwOing-hotise, or other building.—Guilty.
. The Sergeant told them that for seven years to
come they should not have an opportuuity of
breaking any more houses.
Thomas Dawkins was tried for stealing, on the
:3d of June last, t•senty bushels of oats, in the
parish of South Mimms, the Property Of Williotn-
Waterhouse.
Samuel Simons was indicted for stealing se•
veral glass plates, glass lamp, a glass decanter,
and other articles of glass ware, the property of
Alexander Frazer, Esq. of Old Burlington-street.
Guilty.

The sea serpent still Occupies considerable at-
tention in America, arios arties have
formed to attack the anVimalu inp been
small craft ; but
in all cases the serpent bets put his enemies to flight, and even pursued them to the very shores.
New means were devising for its destruction when
the last accottuts came away.
London, England, 1817-10-03

ROYAL HosprrALi CHELSEA, Stpr. ao, Isl 7.

• • - .•• • - •
IN paw:vice of the• Act of the 55th. yettr of
his present Majesty; by which it is enacted that the Out-,
Pensioners of this flospitalshall in future by liaid'quarterly,
iq advance, instead of half yearly, Natice is hereby Olen, by
order of the Right Honourable the, Lords arrd others, Com-
missioners for managing the affairs of the said Hospital, that
all the Out-Pensioners. thereof, residing in London, or
within the District of, the itills.of Mortality, are required to
appear personally and re'giktentally; with their Instructions
and Certificates of Ad.mission, at the tikes-eta, tYttlee In the
said Hospital, On their respective. days, and io their different
c:assei, according to their several
...Rates of Pension, as no-
de,- --s.;,iike4; when attendance will be given from Nine
104. n the Morning until Three in the Afternoon,. fcr
thel'apoptit of a linarter of a Year's Pension in advance,
to the 24th of 'December next. ,
London, England, 1817-09-26

'I'HL Tlil:.~ FflE.

Mr. MAywooD, Who has acquired a consider.
'able 'stkare of provincial repute as au Actor, last
bight made his first appearance on the London
BoardN, at-DrttrynLane Tneatrei in the,charaett:r
of Shy/.,c/c. This Pei former, we are assured; was
C(intic'Actor of great brit the extraordi-
nary sneeess of Mr. KEAN, it is said, induced him
to try fortune.in the other province of the
Drama. He is in size and stature like, Ml>. KEAN,
end like hint has very expressive eyes.—Mr. MAY-
tvonD, we midetstatol, was• strong'y impress-
'ed by the terrors of a London Audience, and
therefore, whateven might be objectiOnable
In -his• acting might, to be viewed with can-
dour and intrulgcnce He .:delivered the text
With an evidently just, conception of the Author,
find gave a good outline of the part. His- utter-
mre was -•rather tro rapid, and he moved about
'with too much agility for " Old Shylock." His
action also was,somewhat redundant', but be never
came ." tardily oft There was some resem-
•blance of the'late COOKE in his gestures, but
in getteraliheirserniett to act front his own
'feelings and conceptions. He occasionally pitched
Iris voide ' too_highs, but- it • mast be difficult
iudeed for a Performer,: who bas--not been ace's-
-coated to so large an area as that of a Loudon
"Theatre,,' to regitla,e his -tones with a . proper
adaptation ro so wide•au extent.- A little practice
will soon remove this error. Upon the: whole,
MAYVVfmn acquitteA Itimselt.so well, even-in
this short trial, and muter all his awe of Lootlon
'Crilicistn; as to'shew ri,rt beis entitled to a place
'in the Metropolit all Stage, fo'whiCii we doubt not
'that he will prove acquisition, part icalarly at he
is " armed for either: field" of the Drama. The
House was etoiviled, -awl the new Performer was
'received With -sucti'litreral and zealous encourage-
men( , that we'Tuoveive it will dissipate. his fears
'and enable. „hisatext .performance to appear
ith still gtvat •rin•
London, England, 1817-09-26

DIED.

On the 24th inst. at his house at Walharn Green, Thomas
Ling-hain, Esq. in his 84th year, universally respected.
On Wednesday, the 24th'inst. at his house at Kennington,
Charles Flicks, Esq. aged 60, for many years as Underwriter
at Lloyd's Coffee-house.

• On MinniailTist,;this house in Portman street, Major'
General Horace Churchill.

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to
London, England, 1817-09-26

EMBEZZLEMENT:

Lawrtnce Simmons was indicted and charged, for
that he being the servant ofissae Get'lese., and
haTini..,, received apt!' taken into his possession
'51,35. on, his account, did feloniously embezzle the
sum of 21. 3s. pare of the said sum.
The prosecutor was an auctioneer, living at
No. 17, Pickett-street: ' He had another shop in
`servant,
and The _prisoner was his. servant,
and hftd the _eve of the auction-room in Fish-
street-hill. He was employed to receive the mo--
ney for the goods sold, and to bring an account
to witness's brother every evening. On the 10th
of July he saw the prisoner, and he was told by
him that the model of a ship was left for ,sale
by a than of the name of narrate. The day after
the prisoner told him that he had sold the
model of the ship for 31. Witness said he had
sold it at much too low a'price, and ordered the
prisoner to get the buyer's „address before it was
delivered:- The prisoner had given witness's bro-
ther 31.. for the ship.
Two gentlemen of the-Jewish persuasion gave
the prisoner a good eharacter.-,-Guilty.
The prosecutor recommended the prisoner to
mercy, as he had a wife and four small children.

A fraud of considerable magnitude has, been re-
cently committed on several merchants in Lon-
don. An Englishman connected with a new firm
at Trieste, came over to this country for avowed
mercantile purposes, and eiintrived to obtain pos-
session of various large sums of money, under the
promise of sending the patties valuable consign-
ments. " The swindler has decamped with his
booty, and his partner at Trieste, when tou late,
has sent to .England his real character.
London, England, 1817-09-26

MANSION-HOUSE.

Ittrsx VAGRANTS.—Yesterday two. Irishmen,
Who said they had'ot a halfpenny between them,
applied to the LORD MAYOR for passes to their
own country, in the usual way, namely, by beg-
ging hi the streets. IVhen the search was ordered
they were -quite uncomfortable. In the hat of
one of them two 11. notes were 'found neatly stitch-
ed up, and the other had silver and penny-pieces
secreted about the knees of 'his breeches, which.
were swelled to such a size as to -appear the con-
sequence of the .goat or dropsy in the limbs they
covered. The former said, be supposed his mom
i-lher put the notes in his hat for griod luck ; the
latter was ready to swear he didn't know his
breeches had any thing but himself in them. Both
prayed to be sent home out of the-way of the
thieves that were watching 'em day and night.
Before the LORD MAYOR disposed Of them; ano.g
ther named Pitddy Keely was brought-up on the.
same business. 1-le carried a large-bundle, which
he said was nothing but old clothes.
The officer said, the carrier, upon seeing such a._
wardrObe,• swore he could never .find conveyancs
for it. It was ordered to be opened. The con,
tents were actually splendid. -The owner himself
appeared surprized, and told his Lordship he had
got them from a woman at Bow without knowing
they. were, and was.going to bring Aliens
home to a girl in Ireland. LI the, sack were,
amongst
.many other articles, a new satin gown,
several silk handkerchiefs, and an enormous pair
of leather breeches.

The LORD MAYOR said little compassion Wail
title, to these idle fellows, who must make the
best of their way home without the assistance of
the city. As for Mr. Keely and the present lie
had for his sweetheart, it was clear that lie could
not be considered in any,pther light than as a
man of property who knew the partiality the seat;
had for dress. lie.might as well expect a. pass if
he was dressed in ,the contents of the sack as
his present condition.
London, England, 1817-03-28

CATHOLIC PRELATES.

Sir Y. C. HIPPISLRY trUsted, that the informa-
.iott conveyed by the several dispatches far
which he was about to move, might tend to coun-
teract the inischievoi.s impies,ions of _the most
gross and unfounded repreitntations which, from
time to time, were made iii another part of the
United Kingdom. He thought this a fit occasion
also to, allude to a letter stated to be written by a
Roman Catholic priest, a Mr. Haves, From Rome,
containing the most unwarrantable assertions re-
specting hiniscif (Sir J.' 13) ; and he coidd.vin.
titre also to say as much for the Noble W,contit
at the bead of the, Foreign Department, whom he
did not see in his place. In tact, these assertions
of Mr. fliyel were wholly: false. The Hon.
Barotiet concluded with moving for copies or ex=
tracts of all diSpatches•from Ministers accredited.
to Foreign States to his. Majesty's Secretary of
State, respecting the
.appointment. of. prelates
under the See of Tame:—Ordered:

A.Alessagc 'from the Lords announced their
ft2Sellt- to the .Exehequrr;.cuurt
with certain amendmen►s:

The ninemhnents were t.hett4end and ngreed to;

Lord A. kIAMILTON moved for an Areo.not of the
number end value of books printed by the Uni.
versifies of Oxford and Cambridge, an the amount
of the draWback allowed on the riper --Ordered.
London, England, 1817-10-04

A SAVING OF ONE GUINEA IN FOUR.

•
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cut and made in a superior manner, of the best Super-
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145.; Double-Milled-Cassiniere Breeches, 11. 6s. ; Trowsers,
cheap in 'proportion. A variety of Shooting Jackets, Hunt-
ing Coats; also Box, Curricle, and Driving Coats; and, for
the convenience of Gentlemen travelling, a variety, is kept
ready-finished, or a suit wile in four hours. Servants Live-
ries 41. los. complete. The business of this house being
wholly done with ready-money, enables the Proprietors to
submit the above advantageous Terms to the Public, which is
nOt less than nom 30 to 48 per Cent.
No. 188, Fleet-street, four doors east of Chancery-lane.
*A Mert:hants•and Captains wanting large quantities, will
find a great advantage by applying as above.
London, England, 1817-10-04

0 E Y.

THE BLACK DWARF
to !._T,z BLACK DWARF 1.- —bow broadly risv: to view
His HatteU'd swart4y Lae;
While from those et hioplips regardles,. Hn
The miscreant mike., 404 the vulgar lir
In villainous accord, how closely fit, s
His black sedition, and his dusa,A,h Wit!-
7 • CUT DEEP.

CUBBIIa i ;:ersus

The Pot aud the Kettle.
FRAGMENT.
• •
" nu! RS Mr. WooLER liasi ventured upon pre
dictions with respect to wthat I shall do, lie
,w),11
excuse me it 1 hazard a prediction, with respect
to him, especially as it shall be wholly di,vesced of
mali4nity. I predict, then, that he,,,Aonat hat)
Thomas Wooler, will be silenced, by some Means
or other, before next Christ was Day ; or, that, he
will write in a very measured style, and be very
mannerly towards Ministers ; ur, that be will come
to .4inerica himself, and that, it he does come to
America he will be a printer, and not: a writer. I
most sincerely desire, that a state of things will
arise, such, as evil) enable bin! to continue to write
boldly in England ; but, if he most follow the
example of Mr. Payne, I must confess, that I am
ill-natured enough to wish to have an opportunity
of calling upon him in New York or PhiladOphia,
bet Ween. one of which and an English jail, his
choice; if liehas'a choice left, appears to me to
lie." , .
London, England, 1817-10-04

DIED,

At Tottenham, Mrs. Barnes,;;fe of. Mr. James Barnes, of
C,.,) la{Wit:court. •
Op Sunday, the 28th ttlt.,at Kingston-upon-Tbame,, Mis•
Cooper, aged 56.

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DIVIDENDS.

April 9, T. Layland, Ashton-untler-Linr,Lancashire, grocer
—April 22, It. Sewell, Piccadilly, coal-nierchant—Nlarch 29,
C. W. Barlee, Lambeth, brewer—April 5, W. Murray, Pall-
mall-court, tailur—Nlarch 29, A. and W. Lynnell
and E. Perkins, Chatham, grocers—April 9, J. Field, Gres-
ham, Norfolk, carpenter--April 10, It. Tomlinson, Leek,
Staffordshire, shopkeeper--. March 31, G. Furnace, Newcastle-
upon-Tyne, grocer.—Marelt 91, J. Itiit !lei ford, Newcastle-
pun-Tyne, ship owner... April 9,T. Atkinson, Y.irk, woollen-
draper—Narch 29, W. Shaw. Lung-acre, elieeseitionor—
March 29, J. Aluchcoull, Worthing, stationer—March 29, T.
Bolas, Inner Temple, •and J. Hobson,friars,
factors.
London, England, 1817-03-10

DUKE AND DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER'S GRAND
ENTERTAINMENT.

On Friday evening the Duke and Duchess of
GLOUCESTER gave a grand entertainment to the
PRINCE REGENT, who came to meet the Grand
Duke NICHOLAS, previous to his Imperial High-
ness leaving Englund. Among the company
were—

The Princess Sophia of Gloucester, the Austrian Ambassa-
dor (Prince Esterhazy), the Ambassador of the Netherlands
(Baron Fogel), with several others of the Foreign Ambassa-
dors and Ministeri; the Earl of Liverpool, Viscount Castle-
reagh, and others of the Cabinet Ministers Vicountess
Castlereagh, the !Marchioness d'Osmond, the Countess Lieven,
Baron Nicholai, General Kutusuff, Mr. Huskisson, Bc.

The dinner tvas served up in the most splendid
and magnificent style.

Fro►u the LONDON GAZErfE, March 8, 1817.

Prince.Esterhazy, at un audience of tlie Prince.
Regent, on the 6th instant, delivered to hint a
letter from the Emperor of Austria, congratulat- •
ing his Royal Highness upon his escape trom the
late most nefarious attack upon his person. The
sante day the Prince Regent invested Lieutenant-
General Sir R. Jones with the ensigns of a
Knight Commander of the Bath, and conferred
the honour of Knighthood on Major-General C.
Phillips, Peter De Haviland, Esq. of Guernsey, •
and Samuel Spicer, Esq. of Portsea. He has
granted an honourable addition to Lord Exmouth's
arms, allusise to the attack on Algiers ; permitted
Major-General Phillips to wear the Cross of• the
Sicilian Order of St. Januarins ; approved of Mr.
A. Andrade us Portuguese Vice-Consul in foli‘i-
don ; and nominated- Dr. Haviland Reader of
Physic at Cambridge.