The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-11-05 00:00:00

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Yo steeday was observed, in the usual mannet ,"it the
anniversary of the landing of King William ; Vie Church
steeples in the City, and usani ships on the river displayed
their colours ; anal the Royal Stanadard' was displayed at
the Tower. 'Till within the lasefliirty Yeats (while the
profession of " the princlples• that raised the House of
Bronswio k to the throne," gave 09 offence) many zarlons
friends of civil ere' religions liheity,rinder the appellation
of "the Kevo:ution Society," were accu_stonseel to celebrate
the day, by a public dinner. anal by attending .divine
service, in which a sermon -suitable. to the occasion-.
was deliver's'. On the centmory of the day, in IPSO. the
dinner n hich was held at the London Tavern, 'and at
which the late Lord Stanhope preablid, was attended twos
bride by the greatest number of distinguished characters
'that ever assembled at that house. The motrance of the
Stewards into the great Sidon. was preceded by the very
114 g (a British flag) under which William had landed at
Torbay.-and which was lent for that occasion by Sir Chris-
topher l'egge, who had preserved the memorial with religi-
ous care. At one of these celebrations, th'e following glace
delivered before 'dinner bettor.. Rev. Gentleman who actin'
as Chaplain was Motels aainieed for its tenseness We
heartily stank the Father of Mercies for the civil and re-
ligious privileges, we have derived from the event
.we
.this day commemorate, the same blesaissa we tropay
from it, be wHI wedded to our brethren of mankind. And
may All :he people sal Amen !"
Wisrosoa, Noy. 4.,—Coorit Monster, the Hanoverian
Ambassador, arrived at the Castle this day on a visit to
Lis Majesty. Count Limn', the Russian ambassador, and
Baron Fage 1, the Ambassador, frees the Netherlands, took
leave of the King this day. Earl Fife also left the Castle
for London. Yesterday His Alejesty, attended by the
usual persons of his suite, took his customary siring in
Lie phaeton in the park.
Yesterday the Dukeid York loeld,a Levee as Commander
in Chief, at his Mee in the Horse Gusittle, which was at-
tended by between Vend 40 Military °them%
Tus AIARQDRAS ore ilarristmo—lhe Der blin Corres-
poltdcat says, " By a letter just received from Rolland, we.
understand that the Marquess of Illastings is appointed to
succeed the Earl o 4 Clantirty. as Ambaseastur to the
Acherlaads. The Noble Marquises baggage is stitch to
bare arrived at the Palace of the• English Ambassador.
The DatGlin Gazette announces tne election of John, •
Baron Carbery. to be an Irish Representative Peer, in the
room of Lord Farnham.
On Mooday night Mr. Smith, the King's Alessenger,
arrived at the Foreign Office, Downing :Street, with des-
patches from Sir Henry Wellesley. •t Vienna.
EXTRAORDINARY MATRIMONV.—The tillage of faleteoellt
alas on Aloeday morning a scene of jocularity, in consequence
of Mr. tioutimau, a grocer, residing Hurt, aged 7t4, heeding to
the hymeneal altar the widow Orerotree, aged 76. It is very ;
extraordinary that the youthful pair are minus the left eye,
be: what is most to-be laimeted. the young bridegrooM has
lost the are cf his loft side. After the hup!ials, the happy I
ample started for Hampton Coos to spend the honeymoon.
Tat AIMT.—Tbe 230 i (Royal Welsh Fusileers) ltegitnent
of Foot, has received orders to po pare for embarkation at -
Dublin fur Gibraltar.
The 73th Regiment of Infantry is ordered, on thearrival
of the 9&I Reeituent at Gibraltar item Ireland, is proceed
hose that garrison to Jamaica.
The 6•AI (or Wiltshire) Regiments( Foot,which
• bathed on board the Cato, Tibet'', anstLoyal Briton trans-
ports, at Coat, hes arrived at Fesilleir.
TUB LORD NATO& ELIICT,—Fromm the leading pagagrapb
is the account of the presentation a( the Lord Mayor Elect
M the Lord Chancellor on Aloodays which appeared in
ear Paper of yesterday, it would seem as if some very
extraordinary delay bad occurred with respect to Walla-
lgsty's 'quiescence in the election made by the citizens of
r Leyden, upon the present corcasien, in the person of Mr.
Alderman Waiihnitia. No apprehension whatever. has
believer, beets entertained with regard to his Majesty's
atontspeee.7,,Lp-tle choice 9f the citizens. nor has any
miak.. delay ocaured.in makirg the Royal communica-
thin. la the beginning of October. the Lord Chancellor,
is mower to a letter be received from the City Itelnem-
breast, stated, that circumstances would prevent his
being in town till the latter end of the month, and that as
we after as he should have bed an opportunity of seeing
_Mr Majesty, he should serite again on the subject of the
Amer, being of course, desiroxs of acting with all respect
fo the Lord Mayor Elect. It is,,therefore, evident that no
dificalty has occurred with regard to theacquiescence of
Lis Majesty. Indeed, the' presentation of Air. Alderman
Ileygate (the present Lord Mayor) to the Lord Chancellor
did not take place tin the 4th of November.
NAIIIATIL, Nov. 1.-7 We drave,experienced .since last
rsirki. a most treinentious storm at north east. A coal brig
ea rebore on the rocks to the eastwazils opposite the New Use Cat, and the brig Lady,- Poplin, Pickworth, from
%altar, with bale goods, is gone to pieces on the Margate
Salide, the crew and four passengers saved themselves in
the ship's boat, and landed at Popes Watch house. The
must from Margate westward is covered otitis the cargo.—
TIM from
service are on the alert to prevent depreda-
Wu, and the carts are busily employed Winging thegoods
ehthewarehonses of Messrs: Cobb and Son. A sloop
was not laden, she will in all probability be et off
without dassage.—(l4alish L'Araairle.)