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London, England, 1816-05-14 00:00:00

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Yesterday, it taro.Valock, a baard of Honour
matched into the Clirtpiptl of tarljon-House, pre-
ceded Y `the'Dahe 11116 duct State uniforms. -The,
Rolral Household- attendances and dressed
'the same as at A patty. of Life Guards
were stationed' its Pullman, •• With their Band in fall

uniform. . • . . .- •
A'short tithe berme three o'clock ther.tobOatitoo
of the Citt, of Londid 4rilied in grind naiakiitie of
*State end a very hostile:oils assemblage, .pritcecied
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by the Marshal hi his. fulVuoiform. with a latge !hitt
cockade in his hat I thir Morsbors Meth the. Lord
Mayori servanti, the %befits,. and the whole, of the
'servants With large • cockades in their. hats..• TU.
4.esp,MAToo wore a largo cockade on his left,
.arki his. collar on each shoulder ornamented with
*bite ribbons. All the. Aldermen, the .Geotlemen
`of tbe,Conft of Com Men Council, the City Officers,
Mid the Attendants on die Lord Mayor,_ wore large
white cockades on their, left breasts,* made of two
yard] and a half of white ribbon, maaufacturedi for
the occasion. by order of the Lotto Matron, for the
piM pose of being uniform. and very liberally and
asitdsomely presented to the Gentlemen. The pro-
*cession inoied for this Memorable occasion with the
Gentlemen of the Laid Mayor's Household; the
Sword of State, the Common Crier, the Mace, the
Lord Mayor's shaplain,,, the Lord Mayor, Alder-
men Lewes. Curtis, Glynit, Prices Shaw, Leighton,
Flower. Schqley, Donseilfe, Birch. C. Smith, At-
kins, G. Goodbehere, lilegaay, Bridges, Heygate..
and Cos. The Recordem; The Sheriffs. Sir Thomas
Bell and Thorp. The, asatnberlain, the Common
•Sejeant Town Clerk,,itio Reasembrastcer; thedSo-,
Nestor, ;be Common &acts, Messrs. Reysolds,
Bolland. Watson, and . Arabia ;• the Secondaries,,
Messrs. Coleridge and. Crowther ; the Hall Keeper 1,
Mr. Leigh, the -fate fader-Sheriff, and about oaf
htindred and fifty teentimorn of the Cotart
mon Conoco). .
The Loan CHAMSISKAT:4I shortly after introduced.;
them into the presence of the Ituovcr, who being
seated on his Throne, surrounded by the Simmer,
of STATE for the Home I)ePsemeatt___"___.l42
STEWARD, and other Officers ui State. received the,
Address, which was read by the Recoenea, and to,
which • his ROYAL HIORNISS returned the following
most gracious answer 2
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" l thank you for this ',plead dutiful Address. ,It is wit!
the most carded satufastitat dim I melee yew comiroglerloeie

tts es event so We gresefskso any lenosal fad than hill
gortant to the bat bus:este sf thi British Parke )
, They vets all very graciously received, 0444 d:
the honour of kissing Oa hand of his Roru filifS4.•

The City cavalcade then proceeded in the same
grand procession towards the Queen's Palace. They.
went by PaU-Mall through St. James's into the Park.;
and were preceded by the party of the Life Guards.:
who had been stationed in Pall- Mall. to clear the
' wey for the procession,*a great number of carriages
land an immense concourse of people haviug been
,collected. The procession was ieceived at the
Queen's Palace with Military honors by a Guard of
honour which bad previously marched into the
Ceort-Yard. There being previously no Throne at
the Queen's House, a new ind elegant one wee
meted for the (Xenia!), on which her Majesty took
her seat, accompanied .14 the Princesses Eustaaril'
and Mawr. attended by Earl Molitor, Mr. Dek
allow. COlORel STOPEORD, Earl of MACCLEtTIELD,
the Countess of lienernie, Dowager Lady Mete
TILLS, Lady MART POCLET, Lady MART TAYLOR,'
the Earl, of griereuiputa, Lord J. tntrins, Colonel
EITSPIESKEDR, Mimes BRUM ILL, WROTTRELEY,
WON, DIGIT, &c. &C.
The Corporation was introduced into tbe presence
of bp MOIST!, by Earl Mouton, when the Ra•
CORDER read the Address upon the marriage of the
Princess CHARLOrTi and Prince Coeorrao, to which
her blatant returned, the foliouini most' gracious
answer s
* L mein your coeentudatleas with beard* Aelbfectibbs
sad 1 am highly gratified by those 'enemies of ditty to the
Klee, aad of attaeba.i,e*Antbit Itoyal Family, which yea have.
eaprewed tree the prwesuaseculou." .
They were all very graciously received, and bad'
the honour ol• kissing diet band of her ltaisere.
Atter the Corporation bad returned to their car-
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rages, they renewed the procession, and-proceeded
to Citmelford-House, where an immense concourse
of people had assembled.i The procession .entered-'
the Court-Yard by Hereford-street. The Princess
CHART otrit appeared at one of the windoivs of Ca-
inelford-Hoose, and being. seen by the populace,
they greeted her with loud bums. - The PRINCE'S
and PaiNee's servants appeared in their State Live.
ries fur the first time; the clods deer green, instead
of scarlet, and the cube add between the gold lice~
black velvet instead if, blue. L. C. in gold lace is
on the epaulettes, under a crown. The buttons are
:remarkably handsome aid very large, owing to their
containing the PrincutPnani3Orres Royal Anna'
joined under a Prowia:enth those.of COSOURG.
The procession arrived at.Cainelftned HOMO at ."
quarter past five O'clock, They wer,e a considerable
time alighting. when hall became can-noel),
crowded. The Loan Mason addressed the Gentle-
men, and informed them he underitood the room in
which the Panaceas was to receive them was not large
enough to-coatain se numerous an assemblage; pro.
bebly it would only bold about thirty at a time, and
requested that they would allow some to leave the
room before ethers entered, bat assured them that
the Fiances, would see every Gentleman. This re-
queit was attended to. klee Royal Highness rewired
them in. the Drawing-rooni, and took her station at
the centre el the room from the entrance, with a dress
of • black. silk, agreeably to the directions of the
Court Moilining, with a-most elegant planes of white.
.fitathers. Mr. -l'inter, ler • Equerry, to her .ri by
',Lady &wet Mtratirs"R .Lady Jaws Timiu,
,Ciiettrearz,, and Mies -Cutits, "lee. tai tier right. Iht
Lean Kelton, the Aidlinnen. and the KWORDia• ,
whooped the Addressoo which het Royal Higbitera
Mauled the foileiriag /stet ratio's Marne
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Leneatersiemteas with
le Vila um. usenet meheastioa.
aid likes VMS i• he that be ley MM AI wjyo
wideadmiatie cep slat same elf the Cary of Leaks:*
v. After 'erbitb they biatibe boson of We die
The if ha Highitese. •
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Sir ROBRIIT GARDITIRR and Baron HARDS:2IIIaOKEt
.416 introduced them, and they were conducted by
ROBSIIT CHASTER, Esq. the Master of the Ceremonies.
' His Serene Highnemos Answer was as follows :
-i • 44 Mt Load Marten AND ChtifTLffigige
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1 ,t‘ ieturn yob niy weenie; thinks for your congratulations,
Ind for the sentiments so favewabk Arid so atitihioito myself,
Oath rasa thet.areSecompaniad."
•At three o'clock the Deputation from the House
Of Lofds arrived at Camelford Hotise, to present
llttiir 4ddreas. To which the following answer was
**e t& much gratißed* thereof oat attention and regard
iteldeli We hairs received upon this midne from the House of
porde, and we Main them Many thinks for their congratu-
lations."
-A- little befoie-ive o'clOckihn Deputation from the
nixie- 41 Comniehs attired, to whose Address the
incase CHARLOiri ainweied :
44 Wormiest with great satisfaction this proof of the atten-
tion and regard of the Hoses of Commons, and return them
litany thanks fur their convaadatiom." • • .
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The answer of Prince Letirow of SAXE Conlon°
to the House of Common was as follows :
86 OZIMLILMIN....I rejoice at the share the House of Commons
hike In myttappiness,aad am sensible of their attendee ft; making
thesetenvatulatiorm lam very much obliged to them for their
gdod wishes, and eank them fur the assurances of their friend-
ship, which I shall ;helm try todeseree."
The PRINCRand Puitseessaiterw.eds went out and
took a short ride in the Regent's Park before dinner
in their curricle ' 4 the crowd, took of their het; and
gave theta loud hnzz Is, the:Painez, in return, took
off hie hat and bowed; ilia Princess CIIAZLOTTR
stood, congest!, and bowed, lie.'
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' Lil'aiiit..*: —Yesterday se'n;rtin consequence of
Ow advance in the price of toratk several groups of
the •mionfacturiog poor aisernisTed at different parts
of Bridporti complaining of the grievance, added to
their Want of employ from the present stagnation of
trade. Their numbers increasing, one of the most
active bore a quartern loaf, through the streets on a
pole. This drew together !st great number of men.
women, and children, who soon proceeded to acts of
violence, demolishing the witmlovis of the principal
millets and bakers, and tatting from the brewery of
Messrs. Gundry three hogsheads of beer, which they
drew in triumph to the centre of the town. The Riot
' Act was then read, but several hundred more having
1-joined the mob, it was evident that nothing but the
mott,prempt measures could prevent the dangerous
cmisequences likely to foliose?* and which were hap-
_pity prevented by the exertions of some of the princi.
'Miiinhabitants, who rushed among the mob, destroy-
id the .beer, seized the riegleaders, and in a very
diorttlase dispersed upwardi `pi 2000, committing
'the former to prison.
SCARCITY IN ITALY--The German Papers inform
ns that s great scarcity of corn prevails in Italy. A
letter from Nuremberg, dated May 1, says, 1t There
is no recollection of such a 'dearth, extending over the
' whole country, trom Calabria to the Tyrol ; the
more one approaches to the North, the more it in-
creases, so that in distant vallies, between the moon-
'tains, several persons have died of hunger."
New Siam' WALES.—The Hoer, a country ship,
has arrived off the Isle of Wieht, from New South
'ales, Batavia, Cape of Cor;J Hope, and St. Helena.
A Gentleman, v. ho came home p.tssenger in her,
has favoured us with the folloising infortnation4
86 The Indefatigable, a ship of about 550 tons, which
sailed 'from England in October. 1814. with mite
convicts, for New South Wiles, arrived at that colony
1;1 April, 1815, after a good voyage. She left POTS
Jackson in June, 1815, for Batavia ; and ac that is a
season of the year when there is great difficulty in
doubling the South West' Cape of Van Dieman's
Land, the Master of her determined to navigate
her through Torre's Straits, by far the most dan-
gerous passage in the wood, on account of the
numerous reefs and rocks scattered over it.--
The Indefatigable tell in with a small ship called the
Cochin, bound to Amboyna, and a brig going to
Bengal, which sailed from.Pott Jackson on the IStli
of July, and made the reefs of the extern-al batrier,
in 11. 50. S. latitude, opposite Hardy's Islands, on
the 3d of August; and having found a passage
through them in that latitude (about g 0 miles south
; of the place where the Pandora 'frigate was lost); she
'ailed among then: for two ii,t),i, anchoring at night,;
' arid:passed the most dangerous part of the strait with-
out accident, by a passage that had not been attemp-
ted before.* In doubling the northernmost island of,
the Duke of York's group, she struck in 13 feet water,
'and remained fixed for ten'hours, when by the rise of
the tide she floated into deep water without injury.
A The Masters of the two vessels in company went on
shore on 'Possession Island, in hcpes of finding turtles;
:but bad no sooner set foot on shore, and advanced
towards some bushes, that; a pony of Savages in am-
bush threw a volley of spears at them, and nearly cut
them off: the Captain of the Cochin received a spear
through his hand, and his mate another through his
'shoulder, but no lives were lost. These Savages,
fearless of fire arms, followed the patty to the
beach, and waded into the sea after them as far as
they were able, throwing•spears into the boar. The
-natites of these Islancfk And the North Coast of
New Holland, are by far the most dangerous people
in the world, and uniformly endeavour to destroy
every perhon that unwarily lands on their shores.-1
'They ate numerous; and to ;pie notice of strangers'
being near, light fires in all directions..—The Itide=
*fatigable arrived at Batavia by the way of Alias'
Straits, August the 31st. She there received a freight
of coffee, sappan wag!, and pepper, and was ready
to sail for England, the passengers, and every thing
'being on board, when, oa the 2.12 d of October, she
took fire In the sifter gun-room, occasioned by a man
drawing off arrack by candle-light, and in a few
. hours was burnt to the wowed edge.

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M —ow. April is thEll% yard.. ber age,,Mrs. Weeder,
Pliplidaw of Mr. Watley, lioak a et.. 1.4 the Strand.
MB Y kla•dter i bag arnveM4YßemY.
moor .6.40,t, la thole* year 'otitis age, after a • hawk.
*UNA fileramption, Lieut. WAIN* Van, R. N. of Poetess.
'A fisw aye- the Rev. Theiike Holey, Rector of Ltais
liejeley. • • • ' *i• •
'Oa tie Sad ek. at Nerburyosapelkfairifit. Robert Litttewoo4,
lath per. •
Wedmids, at OrtowsPo.4evere, the county of Worms-
*tor. at the sd:ameed i of st; the Ree. Reteettl'Whitasote, M.
Colibeti Peilide tad axis* 1/10ftst
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PRICE OF LEATHETtIii
Burs, so to MOW 3941 294
Ditto. 5$ to 661bs £441 esel

Merchants Backs cod out
Dres4ing Hitles 144 16d
Fine Coach Hides 164 17d

MICR OF
fit. James's Market se
Clare Market (Is od
Wlitechapel Market Ss 4d
per stone of 111 b.
Candles per duz. 103 i
Yellow Soap, 0t15..-Mottled,

COAL. MARK 1111".
Ships at Market. Ship. Sold. per.
46 Newcastle $3 345•6 d,
• to sio
I 7 Sunderland 12; 35a. aid to 3.4
PLYMOUTH.--l'ise pines of Grain have—;;"*".
once a very suddMt advance.—The last giarketV
Erigtibir Wheat told, t from Sos. to 90s. tlitio Sara
28s. to 30s. O, His. to 12s. per quitter, rpm"
Flour, 70s. to 71s. and Seared Flom, 65% to vs.
put sack.
WESSE LS' JESUIPS D
jesty's Navy these Drops lave fot now net Tem pit
mainsaiiied thou• character as a specific fur die Star", %NA
Dropsy, Siranguary, Weakness and Obatiliclians lathe Wahl
Passage. and Debility; but particularly loe,iblitabsoga
and speedy cure of the Venereal Diwase i Wessdelesiestego
and Specific Iteno-dy, are the only igitc and eapeditioosCuitoig
are to intioceitu in their nature, as to Ng:sire ht.) Qr50,..„,b,.
The great object to he attended t is, that Palms a. dh.
chasers should be careful in having the true awl gassuogivim.
don; as tLe unsafe, unsetetioned, and dangeratu manteitcou-
tempted to be foisted oh the Pubflr, hy absttl tt, tallapds aft
GO numerous, that the Proprsruts request every prelim's,*
tor WrsseLs' Jesurr's Laura, And unless they hew &Lim
itlg words tin the stamp, hey are gross 'Nunn ions ast die public.
" Joseph Wessels, 66, as. Caturch-yard," truth Ns Nt,.
jesty'sCinntsvissionere have ordered tit be engraved on Istri stash
to secure then as their right. All others are ...t.unt.i s its.
Merchants, Captains, and Venders supplied en !metal twat.
Price Its. 9d —l,lls —and VAL per bottle.

LOCK AND 'SURGICAL DisPENSAI
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President.
fignstatioN.—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College,ldsi
Goetz ots—Earl of Egmont, Earl of lxitrim, Hon. CA

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I. Barry, M.P. John I.atoache, M.P
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rSiE Royal and Noble .P.itr4 as ni the Above I)
TITU 110 N, for the exclusivehfrpiniteht*VENSlfii
COMPLAINTS, and their danierous aonsequences, to order
insure the benefits that have resubidkom it Wetted Mr. Rh

nen as Its St, geou, (standhig high out the list of the koyal
from hiving directed his chief atteation• to those die ases.
'Jac 4.i.fortuue of Patients, under such complaints, to be toed's'
' the tie:vs ofilliterste pretenders, who prac‘ice on :heir credulry
by imposing titles and specious premiers. Against Ads class (of
plate so n..rueruus and daring) Mr. ICs. mass conceives it a pact si
his othzial duty to potion the puht.o. ky pointing to the list
the Royal College, published in Fe'.ll u..ry, lath, as the otny set
guiti!e, and that no assertion of persuns assuming such titles,mil
publicly advertising th”rn. without hem sanctunted by this hue
arc to be crrdi:ed. The almost reports ut the Luck Ditp.usry
prose that so:ne tifthemos ding,:rousease- of 3:nc uses, Deka%
and carer supposed incurable affections of the Generative Orgies
have nevi here radically a:.d sticessf-sly treatvil . taus Wadi
require nu hatimer.hl tesvinor.y of ath last to wove, but the
nimbi respectable medical evnituce.
Mr. Kiernan risky be consuited as urn!, by b..rh Sexes, at his
l one, sti , Lower Cbarlutts-stratt, Isedn.rl square, Wocfe
tera from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the Nemo
miry advice and medicine-will be given, or seat, to any part dike
United Kingdom.
Just published, price 4s. eJ E2idart, eraetkal Observpioessa
the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be bad at No. Hit
Fleet-street, No. stn, l'aternoster.row, and r.o. 10,Crotaisork
Soho.

HIN MATES Ern ES ROY:tt. LEI Tig
LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly
fur curing, in all its stages, he VLNEREAL DI•EASit.
One Annan Pill is s dose, and the taking ol one 1144, a rum
cote, will soon convince the patient 01 the certain/ lit his op*
recovery. Nothing can be butter contrivsd, mire use, or wet
convenient than this Remedy, tar awls as are Willed to go jut•
vies or to sea, as it needs no conflisionetst nor rearaltst of din;
Lad sixty years experience (loan extensive pracalee) has ytnesi
that it will effect a Care when repra;ed Salivatioo and all title
methods avail nothing. For the Scarily and other Clitookd
Disorders. this Medicine has loci lts.Awarogel. Upwards d
41,090 person' of both scars 'been radically Wet it de
doom cruel disorders, within the last eight years. Prepared 's'
sold by the Sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Mambo
of the Royal College of Surgeons, at their House, Nu. 9, Nee
dlridge•street, in Boxes of only 2.. W. each, duty included..
N.B. Two bock doors, and Lights In the Pelages at night-,
They are also .old by heir appoistaust, oritheopium Amid"
et the:l try Shop, 103, Oxfordlistreet t Mr. Disborougter, No.;
Flebutreet-MH, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by dee
Pomo in every coosiderable.fowitin Great 'Britain and Ireland.
Advice gradate person taking the above, or other of the Pro
prieter's Medicines.

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.--v—ev—e-mFrom the fidet einierece
Unmanly sons arise--4 Bony rase -
MARRIAGE should be the foundation of social
iiapphiets, which is often disturbird through the parties that
form the union, not taking those precautions which would wow
them the et:toy:nein of that great dutnesuc bleseing. Amidst
the modaneSoly variety of disorders under whist' /suntan nature
is known to buffer, there are none .more,alainslo&or utors.din
tressing than those which result Irons' habitunthie Baklavas. 00/
ehotipation, or military intemperance. . • .
• *least..CiflU lis and Cu. bit to sate "that the teduletwate
tendon of a practice exclusively 'directed re the uestaiett
sure of C.Eitl'AIN COMPLAIN CS, entitle them to the chic
of supeiiur at quirement. As resider burgeons, they offer"
misody and permanent cure for every stage of that distailer,
wbid
is contracted his au unguided moment, and which poisiais de
*plugs of life, and for every class of debility, which k the taro
queues of juvenile indiscretion", preventing the maturity of raiP
hood, entaiiing by airicipataim, on its unhappy victim an the",
firmities of old age—tins body becoming en ervatol-and gib
giatel.--tine cheeks yellow and bloodhas—aad ,he mind OA
and dejected. For the rested of their .611CCOS In this pllOO
tar branch, they refer to that reputation, which. they 1'
they:lesiva', they have afiptiraiit by SO years experience, in 6
much estentled practice. In sligbt and recent cases of gyp.
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tic Complaint*, a' erect cure is completed In the "Soil laCi.a.
two days; and in the most aggravated CAWS, a proper rot verso"
la their plan of treatatent insures to the patWut an Invigutatei
timidtution.
Married Women, who have long been disappointed in tint
expectations of- a family, may he arured that, iu most tnetaarth
such.defec:s am curable by medical skill; and though the re
guava* of such Impediments be an objecrntdunbt and toisittlaig
with others, yet the cure of such &hats, by the gradual et
greet. of reuovauoti, is the activate:nem of their experience.
IVlesars. CURRIE and CO. may be elissedwd by Patients at
either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at char haat
N 0.107, Hatton.garden. Patients In the cowatry, stating 1114
lc:avec/aro; adviceaildauedramedicihabit of
medicines, ‘c. 1111iUgh:te";161"vollitgaraollitill
any part of the iiiogdom.-107, thotowitardem

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