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London, England, 1815-05-05 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDING:.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, MAY 4.
• Mr. ABERCROMBY presented a Petition from the Dube of
Montrose and the Subscribers to the Caledontan•Asyiutn, pray-
ing that they might have leave to bring in a Bill for the regular
incorporation of the Society. —Ordered to be referred to a Select

Committee.
Mr. H. ADDINGTON presented Copies of two Letters from
Lord Viscount Si -mouth to the Lord l.ieutenants of Counties,
relative to the disembodying of the Militia.—Ordered to lie on
the t.,ble.
'i he Irish Canal Limitation of Actions Bill, and the Irish Pri-
son, Contract Bill, were read a second ripe, and ordered to be
committed, the int ,n•mnrrnw, the letter on Monday.

• Civil. I.IST.
Mr. TIERNf V did 1101 cop.:Orr it so he necessary to print
all the papers laid be fore the liouit trhttivr to the Civil
as the accounts of the chanties of the Board to Works, anti two
min r Papers, woilid be sufficient tot the motto.* he intended to
betor forw rd on Monday. These on* i.e wished to he printed,
and %emid therefore propose that the Order of the House should
bc ,h. red accordingly •
'I ae SPF.AKFR observed, if such an alteration were thought
necessary, tor former Order of the House most be disthafged,
and a new one made.
• Mr. BA I'HUR:4 saw no necessity for altering the Order, in
form and ottistance, in the manner proposed. He did not eke
that k was recemary tb prim the papers which had been pa
cularly rebated to, and he considered it unfair to make any
attention In the Order of the Hume, in the absence of bee Eight
itswourahle Friend.
Mr. 'TIERNEY contended, that if the House waited for all
the papers which be wished to be discussed, they could hard.y
be brought under the consideration of the. House io the present
Session. He wished to amid printing pavers which were rue
necewarly to be produced. He therefore moved, that so much
of the Order of the tlth of April should be discharged as rained
to them.
Mr. BATHURST again stated his objections to the proposis
tion of the Right lienourabi Csetideitiap, and tel it to be Itis
duty to orpose the motion.
Mr. TIERNEY maintained there was nothing unreasonable
or unfair m his motion, and hoped the Kight Hon. Gentkman
ejetrnid net persevere in his oprosnion to it.
After tome further conversation, the House diekled, when
the numbers were—
For the 'notion .3.e-Against it 34—Majority 11.

Mr. PF.F.LB ub allied leave to bring in a &1I to Awed Oe
53d of the King, respecting building and repairing (beset end
Session Hollrb in Ireland,. The EDI was brought in, reada hrit,
and nr•Yre4! to b read a *sienna time to-morrow.
The Highway Amendment Biii went through a Committee,
ht, report hf 'w Irch 'ars received, and ordered tube tahen into
further ekin‘iiierativii on Mondaj.
Toe Glamorgin Election 13111vient through a Cammktse, Ilse
rpm t of which was received, and the BM read a tbint time
and passed.
The Militia Laws Amendment Bill, was read a second time
and ciommitted tor Tuesday.
The other Orders of the Day were postponed, and the House
DOCI:;4ENTS REM) lIY LORD CASTLERBAOII IN THE
DOUSE OP CONILIoNS, ON TUESDAY NIGHT.

S2T4ACT Or A.I.ILTTLR 'ROM ELIZA DONAPAITS TO DONA•
rdtaTs.

N Lacy. Feb. 14, 1814.

as Slre—Theprojects of the Eeglish and Austrians do away all
the doidos which the personal conduct of the King •of Naples
might create. I ought not to conceal front your Majesty that I
havf received front him several letters, much at vai!iance with the
operations of his troops.
" The King is in a state of great agitation. He is astonished
that the Viceroy should have retired from the Adige, and that I
have quitted Tuscany, upon the notion that he could he the enemy
of yoniNiajesty and of France. He loudly expresses his devotion
and his gratitude tor ioer person, and he even said to the Tuscan
Deputies, that he would preer receiving the first blow; to draw.
tug hi: sword agairmt a Frenchman.
" i Imovenot hew to reconcile this htnguage, of which I do not
auvrcv the sincerity. with all the arbitrary measures which have
endangered my authority, and those which oblige me even now
to provide tor the safety of the french troops assembled at rim.
_
contradictions; which seem
deemed.* the King confor-
has been dragged, con-
• the language and
with the

of General

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• THE Q,VE .1111". S. DItAWINGIROO4II.

•
Yesterday her MAJESTY held a Drawing-Room at
the Queen's Palace, St. James's,
for the
this season, which was very nutnerously a
secnodndsptireen.
didly attended. The- exterior arrangements were
viieroyrsamGagnulirfidcsenut,::—e's Park,
Royal
bands.
t stationedi'e
Life
Guardsin St. Jaamneds
St. James's•street, &c. with their superior
kettle-drums, ; a Guard of Honour marched tato
the Court-yard of the Queen's Palace, preceded by
the band et the First Regiment of Foot Guards, in
their state unitorm. They saluted' the PRINCE Re-
GENT, who came in state, at half-past three o'clock,
with four carriages, escorted by a party of Life
Guards; they . els° saluted the Princess CHARLOTTR
rat WA LER, who came in state with two carriages:
and also the other branches of the Royal Family.
the Dukes of CLARENCE and KENT, and the Princess
SOPHIA of GLoccesrea, and the Duke of GLoUCkS-
TF.R. The interior arrangements were the same as
for the first Drawing-room this season. At two
o'clock her bia.mri received the compliments of
those who have the privilege of the entre, .whic'd in-
cludes the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, and
also a number of Foreigners of Distinction. Among
them were—
Count Lynch, the late Mayor of Bourdeaut. the Cabinet
Ministers, the Lord Chief Justick of the Court of Kitts's Bench,.
the Officers of State, and the Royal Households of the Regent
and the Queen, the Archbishop of York, and also the King's
Advocate, the lord Mayor of London, the Maras Leigh and
Reay, Under-Sheriff Leigh the Dean of Worcester,
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volt, the Chancellor of the, Exchequer for Ireland, th Provost
the Pro-
of Mott.
Yesterday being a Collar Day, all those of the dis-
tinguished Orders wore their splendid collars.
The following were among the distinguished
tha-
racier: present: •
Dukes—Roxburgh, Devonshire, Grafton, Newcastle, Rutland.
Duchesses—Roxburgh, Dowager Rutland, Rutland.
Marquisses—Winchester, Tavistock, Cornwallis, Redford,
Headlort, Buckingham.
Marchoaesses —Tsvistock, Blandford, Abereorn, Buckingham
Earls—Mulgrave, Cardigan, Nelson, Pomfret, Shaftesbury,
Rotbes, Abeigavenny, Harewoud, Nugent, Cork and Orrery,
Chularine, Scarborough, Talbot, boulton. Mount Edgecunib,
I:tl=LMolgrave, Bathurst, Plymouth, Delaware, Liv
Ebbti Cholmondeley, Paulet, liarrington.erV.
eOt;t7Tlfesanorland, Dartmouth,' I.ongford, Mount Casket,
Bchester.
Countesses—Stanhope, Harcourt, Emir, Kingston, Dartmouth.
Dowager Harcourt, Dowager Kingston. '1 alba, Aylesford, Moe-
too Pembroke, Bathurst, Delmar, Dowager Morton, Liver-
puol, Spencer, Lieven.
Viscounts—Kirkivall,Caehon, Monntjoy. Jocelyn, Palmas*,
Keith, Dudley Ward, Castlereagh, Sidman's, Altborpe, Mel-
ville Galway.
Viscountesses--Moontjoy, Middletown, Fatesonth, KO*.
Dudley Ward, Castlereagh. Fielding, Althorp, Galwqy,
Lords—Clinton, Rolle, W. Fitzroy, Duffaing, Dunalley, G.
Beresterti, Waterpark, Lovalne, St. Helens, ISUMOII, Rivers,
Ellenb3rough, C. Betitinek, Somerville, C. Spencer, Arden,
Burning, W. Brookes. It ones, Bagot.
ladies—Coririegton, E. Bretitstel, W hl.tingham, Clinton J.
Gore, E. Marks, G. Murray. Mitchel, 1. Moore, L. Erskipe,
Pultney, M. titlattd, Burke, E. Balfour J. Houston, H.
Paget, Duff
ering, Warr:rater. Bonteir, Whitehea•t, Pukeasy,
Trigge CollingwOod, Waterpark, Outride'. Welby, Dyneese,
two Punkt% Unseen, M. Taylor, Mansura,
Grenville, 1., Spencer. D. Spencer, S. Burgess, Arden, Dow.
Loesdale, But nett, Leonard, Helloed, Core, C. Fading, 5.
Feuding, M. Legge, Price, timidity, sandy, Daswon, RycztA.
1.. Dawkins. Jones. •
Right Honourables—Wallace, S. Bourne, titagerald, N. Vane
bktart, Sir D. Dundas.
Honourables—Lady Merray, Mrs. Leigh, Mrs. tirey, Mrs.
Cochrane, B. Cochrane. Eardley, 1. Villiers, Mrs.
Mrs. W. Qoin, Miss Laws, Misi Addington, Mrs. P. Pierptsll,
Mrs. King. '
Bishops—Carlisle, Bangor, Worcester.
Ambassadors--Port esthete, Austrian. Wurtemburgh,Torkithi
Swedish, Danish, tst anisit, Russian, Bavarian. Dutch, French.
Godeingtrai, S. Whitcomb, I. Leonard, H. Pyin, C.
Morgan, E. Nagel, S. Burke, E Paget, M. Wood, C. Hunter, J.
Mansfield, E. Robinson, J. Whitshed, G. Warreuder, M. Bur-
goyne, R. Wilson, G. Awe ey, G. Anson, C. Cotterel, C. Helaine%
W. Wilmer Cockerel, .li. Rivers, G. Osborne, H. Rowell, H.
•Calvert. H. ltruntegha•ti, N. tNmpbell, E. Berry, W. Wrazal,
E.bandys, W. Anion, H. Dashwoud, H. Walker. •
e:Harv.y.
at —Finch, Garth, Loftus, Oakes, De Grey, Ord, and
Jenkinsett
C:olunds—loutitette, Christie, West, De Burgh, De Carol,
Mac be , Stephenson.
Majors—J. C. Smith, Hon. Murray.
Captains—C. Hawkey, Sullivan, C. T. Nelson, &school.
Dottore—Macon, kmuon. Fyne..
Rev. Messrs.--Cliartian, L S. Clarke.
Baron and &noes. Montalembeit.
Messes..—Cbalogier, Blue, Wisraml W. Scott, Norton, K.
Monekkoo, C. Nugent, R. Jedell, W. W. Stephenson, Roind,
Gosling, Luck, Foley, Penn, Bent, Druinnurad.Douglas.
W. &lopes, Balfour, Bruce, Lock. Fnich, lbw.moo4, R. Jod-
rell, Winer, Desboreugh, 'Paulet. F.gertost, Nor
they
Su ::divan; Egerton, T. Knox, Vincentt,hel:Staabape,
Marsh; Parker, Allman, Betbel4
• Mistresses—Wigrara, A. mope, C. Wilt, M Al-
ston. Bothell, * Lefelefe, Whiarton,De Lide, Dent,r fottfell•
Massey, Dawson, French, Grant, Lloyd, Crabbier,' fortoseuis.
Cistern; P. Bold, Gage. Wines, Lystor.T. Kira:, Miserly, Wil-
son, R. A. Cox, H. Grant, W. , H. Davis, Cadent% J.
Orde, Swinburne, Cuthbert, Ge Norton. Roan 1,
Leet,'Methuao, NM= *area, Lock, C. Pols, Dr:lmpend,
West, Bose; Caswell, Foremen% Bigot. Cadiert, Al-
ston. Mark, J. Orde, Gage, frau& •
Isfiers—Bentibi, Wood, Btudioall, Wblelse, Mibise, Man-
die, Lloyd, De Lisle, Morgan, LW., Poplit two ono% ripe
Fit dies, blousing, roods* Widtaismg, ossftwo. ogle Oakes
Lyster, Grants, Noribey, Tisdan, two Walkers, two Cot.
wrens, twit Ceveedishes, t wo.Coveaseys, Swiaburne. Cuthbert,
North, West, Gosling, Addington, two Bridgemans.
The following were among those who had the ho-
nour of being presented to the QUIEN
L'F. De Burgh, on return front the West Indies.
Lieut.-Colonel Baron de Cape!, by Lord Rolle.
Mr. Citaionw Blase, by Lord Detrain.
Colonel Sir Neil Campbell. on return from the Continent.
Lii.ut.-Colonel Sir Henry Pylon, Kt. on receiving Knighthood.
Rear-Admiral Sir Edw. Cortringloa, on his return from America.
Capt. Sir E. Bkrry, on his appointment to the Royal George yacht.
Mrs. Thds. Kilos, on her marriage, by the Hon. Mrs. Knox.
Colonel M`Lied, on promot ion. '
Mi."Walterleott, by Lord Somerville.
Mr. W. W. Stephenson, King's Dragoon Guards.
Mr. Christopher Nugent; by Admiral We E. Nagle.
Mr Thomas Knox, on his marriage. •
Carotin C. Hawkey, R. N. on his return from foreign awoke.
Mr, and Mrs. R. Jodrell, on their marriage, by the Eirl and
Countess of Kingston. • •
SfiCrilic.o:lion:Eirviln::;l:oldre:alHaonrviwa:rettheyindrwonmPar:nibecils%lgtaftvieriittam,betioya;miadKau.tityialfrltionvi.isratialtprottratlon.cidetan..
.
Codrington, upon Rear-Admiral Sir E. Cad:tastes being
Knight Co:tut:under dflthe Bath. 1- • '
Lifixurnmeguiresa Gaismiwatzu,rl:
yontheheDriba'4lnafAlageD7byageLtsdr oty
Rutland.latHtru atom
ladles C. and E: Melding, by their mother; Vt./mattress fielding.
Lady Hawkins Whiished, on Adnitral Sir James Whiuked being
treated ReiSkt Conuttaadse of the Bath. * ' •
The Duke of net, orl Mining to hit tide.
• I,te Misses Whreles Milner, by their mother.
Lady Whittiagbarn, bribe Hon. tadyMnerw/.
I.crd and Lady Chntoh, on their niarriallk
MIA Lloyd, tr the Celheesottif friettnorti. • • .
Hon. Lady Mitney;aligser return from abroad.
Mite Gage and Miss C. Cage, by bps. Gyp. •

•
Mts. Sad Miss Wigs, bpT.sdy Ickserisynac
Mrs. W. Canute, by Lpdy Keyineart
Mrs. M. Daemon by ttse Cbanteei of Ilingstos
Mrs. French, by ditto. '
Mrs. H. Grant and Mies Chants ,by ditto.
Lady Price, by Countess Talbot
Mrs. and Miss Lyster, by Viscountess Fielding.
Viscountess Mawr, by Countess Spenser.
Mrs. G. Bridgeman, on her marriare.
Duchess of Kozburgh, by Lady O. Murray.
Lady Bushe, on succeeding to the tithe.
Hon. Mrs. King, by Countess Kingston. •
Mrs. lames Ord% by the Countess Harcourt.
Hon. Mrs. Grey, by Lady Louisa Erskine.
The Hon. Mrs. Cochrane, on her marriage, by Lady Puketny.
Miss Teasdale, by the Countess of Charleville.
'Miss Bridgemen and Miss A. Bridgman, by Mrs. Baseman.
Dr. Elision, by Earl Merton.
Miss Walker and Miss H. Walker, by Lady Arden.
Hon. Miss Caveadish, by Lady Waterpark.
Aiderniaa Cos, by die Earl of suit/bury.
Mrs. Cos, by the Countess of Harcourt.
Laxly Isabella Gore by Lady E. Moncks.
Lady Mitchell, by Gore,
Lady in Waiting.
Mrs. Carnet,. by the Counters of Harcourt.
Miss P.splum, by the Lady in Waiting.
Sir John 33urke, on coming to Ms title.
Viscountess Mountjov, by the Marchioness of Abercorn.
Miss M. Gardiner, bby the Marchioness of Abercurn.
ylian Set Paget, y the Countess of Harcourt.
Lord Nugent, on his marriage.
Sir John and Lady Whitslitad, on armies to their title.
Colonel -West On PCIUIII from Foreign service.
Mrs. bonus Knox on her marriage, by the Hon. Mrs. Knog.
Lady Waterrark. on her return from the Continent.
Milner,
Mrs: Wheeler Milner, Miss Milner, and Miss Adelaide
by Lady Barrett I.ennard.
Miss Popham, by the Countess of Harcourt.
Mess Northey, by Lady George Murray.
Miss Swinhurne, by the Countess of Asbbombam•
Mips Coventry, Miss Ann Coventry, daughters el Ilia mon. inns
Coventry, by Lady lintord. •
Miss Cuthbert, by Mrs. Cuthbert.
Mrs. Hart Davis, by the Countess of Harcourt.
Mrs. Spencer Vassals, by the Countess of kinsman.
T. Baron de Monulembert, Secretary to the Freedi EMbassy.
Toe
The Baroness de Montakmbert.
Her MA] t sTv was elegantly attired—she wore a pentanes of
Mac silver tissue, with draperies of the same, elegantly orna-
mented with beautiful Mechlin lace, in alternate festoons, with
handsome silver fringe, two rows of superb Mechlin lace, sepa-
rated by handsome thick silver rolin, :nil finished with elegant
cord and tassels ; robe, lilac silver thistle. trimmed with beautiful
Mechlin lace, and ornamented with diamonds.
The PRINCESS CURR LOT 1 t of W ALES'S dress was exquisitely
superb--beautifel gold lama shell draperies, over a petticoat of
rich pearl white satin, elegantly supported with tassels of brilliant
geld; bonne* the draperies s trinmung of blond lace, headed
with a wreath of rich' satin and gold united trimming; train et
skis Itimred white satin; body elegantly trimmed with rich gold
blond late. Headsdressir plume of ostrich feathers, with a beau-
tiful diadem of brilbants ; necklace and ear-rings of diamonds.
The Dresses slingshots; the Oman were uncommonly splendid ;
that of Mrs. SPCNCtR Nasser. was much *domed f it Consisted
of a bhsek satin pettiemat, with draperies of white blond, tastefully
drawn up with' coed, and festooned with branches of grey and
aline larkspurs; bead-dress, a beautifig data of feathers.

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Tour Majesty will appreciate these cnntridictluns; which seem
..tome to proceed from A reictlution deemed by the Kingconfor-
,
• • ; . viable to his interests, hut into which he has been dragged, con-
"
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r .
~ •vary to his own affecuons. lam assured that the language and
is• ' viaduct of the King are similar in his communications with the
• ~
Viceroy.
..r. . " It Is, neeerthelen, certain, that a Proclamation of General
N` t . Beikigardc's, which recalls the nations of Italy to their former
yi, . state, has been reprinsed at &logo* under the eyes of the sing.
This Proclamation, drawn up With much att, has produced the
• .
~• greatest effect in Tuscany, where ills eitensively circulated. ..• ' " I im, with profound respect, Sire, atc.
(Biped) " ELIZA."
4. 1R0)1 BONAPARTE TO VIE QLEIN cir NAPLES.
'.
, ' man " Nang* #Ol. 17.
" " Your husband is a very brave
inthe held of battle, but
be I* more cowardly than a woman or a snook when not in the
, . . promote. ni the enemy.. He Ms nn moyal courage. He has been
e .
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frightened, and he has not hazarded , losing Vie a moment that
*Aids he caw( hold but by the and with me. Meheigin fully
• tiew.lhie if his tioardity. When be quitted the army without my
order;l foresaw WI Mandl councils which would be given him.
I am, babrerer, bettle.iatiaftel with the message by has sent one
through you. If he be sincerely sorry, let lam watch the moment
for praying to me that he ha not been so ungrateful as he is pr-
'Unanimous. I may yet pardon him the injury he bas done INN"
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