Star. — London, England, 1807-06-29 00:00:00

hear the name of the Sa bot it was not introduced on which he fat. Miri heir purpofes, at which he peltion before the Houfe, be Iht.uld vote for it, be sec been brought forward calculated to endanger the agitation and difeord. Noble Lord (Milton) %eh.. twice punilbed for an ins. er acquittal ? He did nu cAaw or cot,flitution of this Work The Hon Member *lves *Stich influenced the tom he ectlifiderckl fadlous, difcuffion on clibeges and had no intereftWitatever.. k .orn this fyttem of recrimi- S., but that it was% itruggle tr, that the amend/net eon rofpedive benefit, bo &MI went then at coafiarrable rhich he profeffed himfelf far granting further indul- rded that the majority of the mcial intereft in the eoul.ty as in favour (If the late Ali. had obtained a majority. it iothiers, With relied to the Lafedies. But Cutely this dinifters were more popular with the Hon. Gertlemart within a very narrow cam. ew of it. Hi di& not thick once, between theiring and nittcrs had made it a colour the country. In laying this, to quarrel with them for the n an opportunity of proving ultituents entertaintd"of his cra fupportett by the prefect ddrefs. and aegufed the late mit proceedings. ri before the Houfe had been make a fcw obretvatioes m n. The cry igainft the Cal. refent Mlnifters for the per. id it. How far that err had old, however, think the Houle of the late Minifices, as no e imputations raft on them. into a full eiplanation of tha d contended, that there "runs ilution of Parliament, except having obtained power, fought gret exceedingly that the late atter, prevemthue emering into ed of thole who followed. a of confiderible length, and iffolution of Parliament as a 'her do fo, or furrender to an to didtatc to the Crown ; and e deferved, it they had reti•ed i :back thofe whom he had dif dugs which were incomp.alble fof being turned out, and the I off they were, however, after ame neceffary to pufh them in. heir Catholic Bill to find into o (neat out of it. The Noble :he Catholic Bill : what was ohs it it had the fanelion of his So. this bill had do fuck fandion: m Ctiewlng.‘ As to his Ma) lti Ps by advice', that might be hid could not be true In every tat: the King In a cafe of this latter mto confult A P—B. And who eonfuk C I-4410644y. So the! :here the origin Is, in the mow. ks to all the which bad sp• had gone forth a notion that a where, if one throws down the p : he hsd neither leifure nor !ti bia honour, be declared, be knew 'ere any, againft - th: Noble Lord, he Noble Lord was as Ignorant The Noble Member for York• with confidenble confidence and t the 'Bettors of Yorkiliire were ,n—ehe Noble Lord bad (polies eats but himfelf; but it the new which the Noble Lord had giveg tJ by his Peers is no anfwer to s e Honk of Commons, he would iwinsiples, and be hoped Mat their fs of Arlftocretic conviviality !..1 d, however, bad made rather to ong Member, for he had delivered I ken in his adveriffernents theft warfaid that the prifent Ad. on account of bartag &deiced *keit Tim+ were fo. tis mid:n.o;4. he real:. r alluded to the late conteft for., from a paperwideb he held io kis, licitor tor the forfeited chain le Rion, and perfonalll waited pn a ,ofe of it fluerteing him io (uproar iromlfe of the re.tagnment of the igen, his brother, which were for- RY declared, that the Governmot or given any , inftrndtlons to Mr. I any improper Me been Ms& or to Government a in fupport of the Asistidnient. J, the letter of Mr. Ormflay was flag and he called upon the Hsi tie etallenged the Right Moil. sntrary, and Paid that the left ob. illpoffefe him of the confidence of d in this as well as almoft every Ind the proof of the fad was, that on his bit elcottion than he had e Exchequer for thitt yen of the if the eonftitutional power in that td difgrateful, and the primary alai carry their point by the wadi Ida • Idly called for, the Houle divided, ollowsi.--For the original Addrefs, y for the Minittry, 195. • ie EXCHEQUER gave ootiee,da< Irnit a motion for the cotifideratieri :viva' of the Coultnittee of Fl4l3l l C e. 'dock. AY, JUNE 27. for repairing , roads, enclofing bob, ntad, add referred to Committees petition from the prifoners for debt, ng relief —Laid on the table. rice of a motion, on Monday, fllr cff:Etially (scaring the paymentof e notice of a modal, for the fax ?spat i a puddon,lnned by t 342 pr I Mc h Prifon, ptaying for . do"" ,e on the table. r an account of the number of rfl• , through the diffoludon of &la laft, dillinguithing the We s their refpedive ftages.—.After a (Fix L, the motion was agreed to. A for a return of copies of ad oracle eti for the collealon of any dud* Pt autborifed by law. • eras agreed to. Monday, of A motion, for teltrig 794, now noir expiring. • • • Lord HOWICK then Mated for an sarong of all the fonts Wiled and applied to fervices voted by that Houk, up to the ayth, of April left, ; (ratifying the fame under the heads of Par:salter- General o.tbe Fortes, Treafurer of the Navy, and other public b ranc hes *.—Ordered, ^ Mr. BANKES intimated. that on Monday' he mould move for love tobring in a Bill, prohibiting the granting in future of any offices in reverfion. , M r . WHITBREAD manatee, that no M o nd a y ' flinalglstr he mould bring forward a motion, far an ustuiry into the flate of the natirm. On Friday next; be &Quid Melee. (of the revival of the Poor. , Mr. H.A.DDING TON, king the Pitlident of the Board of Controul in his place, withed to learn whether or not it vestment to foist* in the prefeit Selhon,an brain Budget i Mr. DUI4DA6 teplied, that Inch certainly was his Inten Ike ; but he.would:require Come time the preparation of the financial Rate:mot be gonad have to fabmit. . Mr.Hatabtonglit up the report of tbeAddrefs,troted lift bight, in anfker to his Majeity's Speech Addrefs was agreed to, and ordered to be prefenad by fuels Maluku as were of his Ma jefty's Privy Council. In a Committee on certain frith RevenneAtits, a toog converk• tion cnfucd, in which kveral Members fpolus..—A raotution was agreed to, as thofe Adis were near ebat they might to be continued for a time to betituited...-The report to-he reccivia on Monday. , ,Lord Carriegsams.twought down a-Ineffatel front the Ititi a firing his Majefty:s satiety - to confer, Tome Cleat and diftinguilla , cd mark of his favour on Major.Gcncral Sir John Stuart, !us. for .the kill knd valour difplayedAy.isim, ireittacking anti defeating a fiperior force of the enemy, °nuke plains of Maids, on the 4th July, i1106.-•-The Meffage watOrduedto be taken into cooßdetl. ation, is a Crommittee of the wholellonfe, on Monday. PeritiOns, complaining of double Mures for Saltalli, -Hoe ham, and Great Grimfby, acre Indented —The Sift was order. , 'sato be taken into farther confideratioci on Toefday, the Loh of July, •at three in the afternoon ; the fecund, on the fame dayVit, '4 : julf•poft three; and the third on Thurfday, the 6th *1;14, at throe o'cloek.--Adjouraed at Seven o'clock. w • • i , - • FaSIGN INTEI.I.IGENC .~ ^ ? J.. . :. MARIENBURGH, JUNE 9. • On the 4th inflant, at:three o'clock in the morn ing, the. enemy. -snide demonkratitMs to attack Pet .ielkau and Zegern," by Branfberg - Part of the 9th regiment Moved - accordingly. to the point where he. attempted to crofs the river, and compelled him to' retreat. A cannonade enfued from both banks of the river from Rugen to Pettellinu, whic t tailed fame hours, but produced no important refult. At eleven o'cl , ck two columns of the enemy's troops were ()braved from a redoubt near Spanden, which ad;ranced on the roads of gehlfach and Worm. dirt, againft the bridge head. Soon Aler t their two columns, eftimated each at 3000 foot, fupported by numerous cavalry, employed four in front of the bridiehead, and unmaiked a battery of ten pieces of cannon and two howitzers, which immediately Coin silenced to play on our entrenchments; the lire was returned with great vigour, and after a conffid which inked two hours, the enemy was obliged to retreat, both on the road of Melitfitch and Wormditt. At three o'clock in the afternoon every thing was qUiet along the line. On the sth, at four o'clotk in the morning, the advinced polrs reported that a brifk cannonade was heard in the night, and foonafter intelligence was received of a revere attack being made on the 4th and sth.'zorps. The 11l corps took up arms and preparettfor any event that might happen The Prince of PonteCorromade the nece Wary difpulitions for a . m. five operations, in order to make a diierfron, when once the fire ceafed in the light Wing. 'Gen. Frere; who'comminded at the bridge.head of Spanden, re-., . ported, at nine o'clock, that - too beads of•columns were perceived On the roads of Mehlfach and Worm dirt. ;he enemy adVanced with to or 12;000 foot, 3000 boric; and to pieces of ordnance; polled Tome battalions of light infantry on the bans of the Pat. farge, on the right and left Of the tete•depont, and his (harp hooters took poll on the banks of that river, under Cover of the woods Which are Ton the right bank. The Prince of Ponte 'COtvci. Ordered thew upon fix battalions to march frogi Neumark to Dew chtndort, and direited, at the fame time, General Gerard's brigade to advance from the camp of Car. wenden, on the heights between Sciriviiin and Span. den. The.,ls3d regiment received ordeis alto to fop- : port Spanden: The font regiments of dragoona under. Genre al Lahaugface joined loon after, and were difiributed on that line. The i7th regiment were poked in firth a mannert's to* able, at the fiat retrograde movement, to ; advance in the right' bank. While tilde difpofitions were carried into execution, the Prince palled the line on horfeback, and ap. proacked Spanden, in order to afeertain the enemy s !tens'. The road which leads from Schloden to that • - village wax rendered dangerous. by the fire of the Ruffian Sharpfhooterts who were polled on the right' bank of the rivtr, and teemed ready to attempt the paffage. The Prince ordered them to be.difl idged from the woods they occupied, by grape (hot and. howitzer (hells; but unfortunately the pieces of ord. ;lance dellined for that purpofe did not artier in due time. The Prince bad proceeded to the bridge. head, and given his orders to General Frere; on his return he perceived the it Ith regintint. of dragoons taking a pofition under the fire of t!'e -Ruttish Infantry. He ~ was defirous to pow it in a Itfs dangelous place, but while he was approaching .the. regiment hit Serest Highnefs was truck by a Mutket bill-in the neck,' under the right ear. The contufron was fo - violent that he fell forward% with his head on the fiddle.-- The troops for a moment were lirtiek* . tvitil difmay —they thought their General in Chief . waslalled.—* But this painful error did not lark long. The Prince' railed his head again. employed 'bit remaining arength to infpirit the foldievs to aVenge him. • An. exclamation of revenge war their anfwer,. and the - Prince was endearOunng to avail himfelf of this fa• Towable difpofition of the \troops, when the , blood Amain forth from his wound, and the weaknefs ' thereby occafiosted, compelled him to withdraw to a houfe and get his wound bound up. He thereupon direited General Unit* Chief of the-General staff, to carry his orders to the different Generals, flrenu. Gay to maintain their pofition. The Princes abfance did not IA half an hour.— His wound had been scarcely hound up when he re. ceived an account that the enemy was attempting to croft the river near Boarden. and immediately pro: ceeded with the syth regiment of dragoons to the heights of Dentackendorf. Soon after General La pele arrived at the head of three regiment., and a battalion of light infantry in4(clied to the river to attack all thole who fhould attempt to crofs it. B the pretence of thefe troops, the enemy's ddign• were fruflated. The Prince thereupon received in telligence that frefh troops of the enemy made their appearance, and that the two columns were advan cing to carry the bridge head by alfaul:, he ordered I • begetal Erere to holdout to thefill'eatiinthr, and;: Cafe of nAd, to • caufe.hitifelf to be buried tvith she , 27th Light Infantry udder the miss of .the redoubt. General Vliatre, was direfled.at• Os fame time•to • fuppert bourn' Frac, and to tipos the enemy's Ranks. . .. • • - , • Geneval Itlaifou loon after t eporti4o the Privets that five luff San regimentshad made:tit attack to carrit the bridge head by anult, but had heell.viigurnuaZ, reptilfed by the 27th Light Infantry, whlairktpt its fire-until the Ruffians were within mulket•ttrit. •In costraquence thereof, the fire forpotted by grapa#o4 'beckine In udive•that the enemy was compUed Pe retreat in dit;uder. He wit 'Purfued by the *7lli regiment of dragoons, beyond Wappen. The fur .Feunr-fay, that the Prince"Ciou.nd would be • cured •in a fortnight or three weeks.and title he will again Conn be able to appear at lite 'bead o leis corps..p. gombwrzh Correfponekt, .7141%4. . . 1.0W41 1 1 ELM JUNE rtiti . • • . . e hav e no more news that can be depended on from Poland. It is however, RtongWieported that the attack of the Oh, extenoled tb the divilion of Marfhal.Matfena,.which, it is afGrined, Coffered im mink 166; both in killed and•orifoners, the Ruffians haring broken through the French lines at Ottro !Wei: Whine/me truth may be in this, u is probable. fromall the concurring accounts from the feat of wary that all eocleaurs to conclude a noce or ir sniilice.hating proved abOrtive-r-a decitiVe . battlA . .mull foirn take place, or perhaps already haiiaken place. In Flimburgh all - remains at before. • . *• , VAR'S, JUNE 59. • , papers of this day contain the articles of the capitulation. of Veiire. It is tiiptdated that the PrufEan troops thould march nut on the 16th, and rateender . thonfelves prifuuers of war. There are la articles.. ..• The Five, pei Cent. Confols are at 76 francs 7o centimes. A letter (in the PUblici(le, June 19), dated Oho. lenka, June a, Hate. as follows Among the re ports which are in circulation here, is one a a peace with his Swedifh Maie(iy. It is alto Paid that the Emperor has notified to the King of PrufGa, that if the conditions which have been. olfered. are not ac cepted before the 15th ckf july . ,;thictown..of Pre& will be irrevocably loci 4o him.!'. NAPLES, JUNE 3. • . . It has not been the Englifh, as we it fire were led to beiteve, but their allies, who have Made.a. landing in Calabria, with .the remainder of the troopi of King Ferdinand. This was probably to affift the Conlin rators at Maples. Six thoufand men, led by a Ge neral wcrthy a better employ, and' a more ho nourable warfare; vis. the Prince of Hen Philip nal, the brave defeniti of 03Cti, were Imided at Reggio. They made. In Cure of foceefs, that they immediately declared theMfelVes the conquerors of Naplel. Upc,n the enemy's approach, his Majefty gave orders to General Regnier to retreat, and by there means to encourage the enemy in his confidence, and draw him tome difiatiee from the costa. In confequence of this meal - tire; the Prince of Here loon threatened the town of Monte Leone. The King.• however, Would not flitter a place which had given fuch proofs of its loyalty, to fall a far rifice to the enemy. General Rcgnier faced about, attacked the enemy on the sBth, near Mileto. .In a lluirt time almoll the whole corps under the Prince of Here was killed nr taken. With great dif fi culty a fmall partOf the cavalry regained Reggio. The Calabrians be hayed in a motl examplary manner : .a number of them had collected together to attack the common enemy, whom thee good people diainguifhed by the name of robbers, murderers, &c. Refpeiling the confpiracy, we learn, that it was to have been carried into effea on the day of the Holy Sacrament. The trials of the confpirators go on with all puffible difpatch ; five of tilt ringleaders have been fentenced to death in 24 boors. THE EVENING. STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, JUNE 19. frte;rirati.—Nci bilfineia done at the Stock Exchange. :^••••••• '• PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY : Bask•Stiset 234 Imp. Ann, 7 Q• Otto per Cent. R: An. 63 62163.: Et-Bills, is Air is pr. a'. Si dir. 3 per Cent. Glior Sii4 • Omrlum prem. , 4 per-C. Cool Sp ii I-Lettery Ticket. I 91. 171. Long. Ana. 17 13 161 1 Confols for ace 64i .Yellerday a Mail from Tonningen arrived, bring " • riot liamburgh and Alton* Papers to the t Bth inliant. Paris Papers to the loth, and Dutch to the 24th, have alfo• been received ; and this day two Gotten burgh Mails arrived. The •principal intelligence received through thefe otinnets relates:6l6e attack upon the French works *.on the 'sth, which feeras to have been accompanied i with vety hard ghtiftg.• .No left than three divifions of the 'French army were vigorouily attacked. They. boall that they.reptifed the Ruilians, and this is all yAlay cinith tn. The accounts froM the North ' pelkyißisity.to the Ruffians, but do not (peak of itsibeing an'y•thing like a general salon. Our limits - 40'not alkOw 'Os to infert all the accounts, of which the above iathe fuhflance, and which are in general only eclinic.of each other. . . . The Marquis of pabousna, and WILLIAM BIG ',ILL, Efq. have been appointed to the Office of Mukr Matter General and Clerk of the Cheque of his Majelly's Armies and Garrifons of Peland. The caufe of Mr. SHFRIDAWA abfence from the debate, on Friday, we underftand to be a ferious accident which he met with.ou Thwfday night, on his way from Richmond to town.' About the midnight of Saturday fennight, the inhabitants of Falmouth were alarmed by the cry of fire : the drums beat to arms, and all was bullle and confufion. A fervant in the (tables of Mr. Wynn's Hottl, by fora: negligence, had fuffered his candle to communicate with the Ora's% Tne liable was confumed, with the hay, corn, etc. it contained, and four horfes were burnt to death. Happily it was a calm night ; which, joined to the exertions of the Inhabitants, and the Olford regiment in garrifon there, prevented the fire fpreading faither. • • THE EXPEDITION. • . The Second DiviGon frill remains wind bonnil in the Downs', bat with the fignal flying for their failing. —According to prefent arrangements, the following *re part of cite Troops defined for the 3d Diritlon The tit and ad King's Dragoons. 7th and tyth Light Dragoons. Royal Horfc Gtoirds•—Blue. Scots Greys. 3d, or Oki pain tree Battalion of the ad and yd Regiments of Foot Guards. _ . i Ditto • sad Light Wotan'. ' •0- o*Half tha Second Wing of thc 9sth Riflemen. • TA Treat' repordon of the Plying and Foot Artillery. Troops ftigte Waigon Train, now . at Croydon, will embark at Mackie& • The remainder of the Heavy German grepeos, already at - naintiate; together with , . The remainder ( fi ve Companies,. toe se a eadit) gibe Rifle Corps of the ad Battalion of the Genies Legion, alto at namrgate. The tZtarrifon Company of the klerman Legion is dait) etpeeed there, by lea, from timington, to be gni:it:red in the Barracks. t,..; . The Hon. Capt. 14.a',.sr ilia hai a Stat ap - point.;, ment tinder Lord Carlicarr. ; „4.• : • • His Royal Highoefs the PRIAM L;a wombat is expelled at Canterbury this we e k, to review the zi Heavy Dragoons of the Germen. Legion, previous to its embarkation. ' • The 6th Innifkillen Dragoons, one of the Regi. ments to form the Brigade of Britifh Heavy Cavalry, defined For Continental fervice, has received orders for embarkation. Lieutenant leratam, who fuperintended the em baaation of the Second Dirition, is to accompany them to tht place of deflination, which is now ge , neraily believed to be 'Sweden. • • RAMSGATE, JUNE S. 44 Came in yekeidaY morning from the Downs, the Succefs, Captain Baowts, a horfe tranfport, leaky. She is one of the tranfports that failed on Wednefday from this harbour. As loon as her leak is flopped, the will proceed again for the Downs, to join the large fleet now collated there, under orders for fail ing, And only waiting for a fair wind. General Lip mops, who is to command thii divifion of the ei. oak icsaj is now it Deal, and the few Gentlemen of • the Staff Ellabliffunent attached to the Expedition, who were here laft night, are gone thither alfi. There his not for feveral days been any arrivah tranfporti here ; nor will there be another embar. 'Winn till after the fecond divifion of the expedition has failed from the Downs, and it certainly will fail with the Ai ft fair wind. The only empty tranfports here at prefent are— The Provideitce, pair STIVIIIIION, of Newealtle ; Essle packet, J DAVIDSON, ditto ; Major, OZORGI MAJOR, of Lapdog; John, Wuxi* st Sanwa., ditto; Ajar, MTIOR. K 17atRTItLD,of Aberdeen; ram, J SZDMIAN, of Shields; and J.FIARNOVaIIT, ditto. • 1- ." Captain HOLITSD is going to Sheernefs, and thence with' tlinfports,,to Hull, to fuperintend the embarkation of that part - of the German* Legion lately landdd at Liverpool, from Ireland, which is to march actors the 'country, be embarked at Hull, and join the third ditrifion of the expedition. • 44 The Grand Staff of the Expedition is waiting here, and ?lfo Lord CATHCAILT'S Horfes; in readinefs for embarkation. " DEAL, JUNE 44 The 2d dicifion of the Expedition Rill remains in the Downs ; it confills ora large fleet of tranfports, under the direition Of Capt. Boacos, of the Royal Nary, containing e • b . • •• lit Light infantry • *Five Companies of the'sd ditto. 3d Light Dragoons. god ph Battalions of tkt Line. • tit'Briga.de of Hotk Artillery, and 3d Brigade of Foot Artillery, tthder the comband of General Baron Ltrisracsa. •' His Majefly's {hips PAuLINA and- Mortar have , the fignals flying for convoying them to theWeflward.. It is under Rood that Stralfund is the place of their dellinatiob." We find that the 2d battalion of the 5 tli Regiment. did not fail along with the 14. th, 56th, and detach. meats of other regiments.for India. This fleet was difpatched with fuch extreme expedition, that the 5511 Regiment for Ceylon. and a confiderable- body of troops, with General War HERA tr. and hisfuite, Dr. HUM!, and many officers for *the Cape of Good Hope, were left behind. It is expeeled that a con voy will fpeedily be appointed to carry the officers and troops to the Cape, and the 5 tit to Ceylon. 1 The Regiment de bleut'On is under orders for em barkation. . Therstre at prefect ai*Gorport, and their fuhfequent deflination is,faid to be Gibraltar. On the 24th innant, a fquadrpn, confining of the 4th and sth troops oldie lit Regiment of the Light Dragoons of the King's German Legion marched through. Beverley, on their route - to Hull, to embark for foreign fervice. On their approach to the town, they were met by Lieutenant General VYSI, at the 1 head of the YOrkihire Staff, and were coriduBed to r the market place, where the men difurunted, and partook of refrefhtnants provided for them by the Lieutenant General, and the °Seers of the Squadron repaired with him to his quarters, where a cold col n. lotio was prepared fur them. The Ennifk illin g I Dragoons and Beret ley Volunteers were ruder arms. to receive the fqoadron on its entering the town, and the Lieutenant General and Staff condutted it part of the way to Hull. '• . , • • I r ntCAL INTELLIGEM2e. i • . Fatreciuttl, Jona V6.—Art.nd his Majefty's Sip Tveto, from Yortfnsouth, to give inftrinerons to the veffels lying here, bound 'o the Weft Indies.—Nred by the outward-bound Eaft India Abet PLYMOUTH, TUN' 27.—Came in the Hanoso, a guns, from the towns; Spes Extutta, Cap aim fiom Drain, with naval limes, for this port s. two French chaffe marees, laien wine, captured by the Cotrays armed b;ig. Sailed the l'ackt.an, of to guns, with a fleet for the 1.).),%n5. Poisatentitn, Julia 28.—Arrived yeilerday Isis • Majefiy's lbip ali ARP! kraorEß, with the Samplcn and , Fortitude tranfpor ts, from Guernfey ; and the Hal eyein, from the wen ward. This day failed his Ma. letly's Chips linanorras, Pa svolraars, and !EsTora, with a' flea under con• ,, y, for L;fbors, Oporto, and the Mediterranean ; REsurr, with four tranfoorts with troops fortaernfey ; alfa from Yar mouth Roads his Majefty's (hip Jo:AA, with the fleet for the Weft Indies —Wind S E. DOWOUN 2.5.-• Li is Kijelly's !Imp Muiostro„ • Captain Jacasow, arrive.) this day, and has lent in here the chalk maree l'Ado!pts, cf and from Sr. Vallery en Caux, bound to Calais, with coals and pitch : the was brought off from the (hare near the latter place, in a llant Ananiter by the boats of the Mustwira, whi ch fucceeded in bringing off the 'prize without fullaining any injury although expofed M a heavy fire of muiquetry from a party of foldiers wito,vtere dewing the Tetra along the coafi. The C.,1 ALLawc (loop has fent in this afternoon the boy Mandahl, of and fr , m. Mandahl, in Norway, with timber and iron, bound for a market in France. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY The Foudroyant, London, and 4tnaZoo, for the El Drarni, captured Marchl. 111..4; will.bc paid on their arrival, and re called at No. 18. Clement's Inn, on Tuefdays and Fridays. The Fanny, for thc.Enterprize, captvcd Augult r, 18c7 ; will be paid on Thurfday. nvii. No. 9,New Broad Item, and them re., called,on Wednefdays and Tburfdays. . The crew of the lste Ferreter, for the Aflrea, captured July 28, I 807;, will be paid at North Yarmouth, and the Sbarca recalled at No. 22, Arundel - Brea, for three years. CliAliMG OF SIR FRANCIS 3URDETT. i This morning an immenfe crowd afTembled in the various fluids of the metropolis, through which it was advertifed that the Proceffion would move to the Crown and Anchor. It was fo late, however, before the Cavalcaee was put in order, that we man defer an account until to• morrow. PRIVENTED —M. Newland and J. Wiggins were charged, at Bow-lime, with a breach 'of the peace, in appointing to fight a duel in Kenfington Gravel Pitts on Saturday morning. In confequerce of information received, they were apprehended by baker. The*Magifirate held them to bail, themfelrei in 4001.'each, and two fureties in sod. each. There Gentlemen were intimate friends, and went a short jaunt together into the country. Newland did not • pay his (hare of the expence, in confequenee of which Wiggins went to his mother's bona, and left an -atm five meff4ge. At the Maknerade at the Opera.hnufe on Friday morning between two and three o'clock, a difpute arofe between Mr. Hearts and Mr. CAKEW, which ended in a challenge. About five o'clock two vin. . lent &finites took place between two.pasties ; at the bead of one were, the Earl of EARRYMO . AS, Lnrd EINGSTnii, Sir HARRY VANE TEMPEST, and Mr. &tom ;'the others were fuppofed to be Officers in the Army. Townfhend made his appearance, but without effect, and the whole place became a Ilene of diforder. The Earl of EARLY/401V felefled a man • who had grofbly intuited him. He had the exterior chefs of a Gentleman ; 'arid from his hat having a, cockade and gold lace, it was prefumed that he held a high rank in the army. The Earl of EARRYMORI was unmafked, and called upon his antagonill to avow hiinfelf. This the'other long refitted; but at' length the maftc was very reluctantly taken off, and the wearer proved to be BRADBURY, the Clown of the Circa:. Townfhend announced his name, which pro duced a roar of laughter. A general rufh afterwards took place, and the military were called in before or der could be reftored. The Conftal le; fee ured BRAD. suer and feveral others, and took them to Si. Mar: tin's Auer, where the Earl of EARRYHORR made a - charge againft BRADBURY, which has been withdrawn, upon BRADBURY making an humble ' apology . Among the great variety of fummer enjoyments, Tome of them very expenfive, which the votafies of pleafure are now putfuing, it is fubmitted whether it is not well worthy their attention, 'and which may be done at a very trifling expence, to leek the obtain ment of a fhare of a Capital Prize in, the prefent Summer Lottery ? Such an enjoyment is of no fleet ing defcription, but is a pleafure that would laft, with a little common prudence, for life. Although there has been many a revere conteft during the late general elation, fewer pe itio s againtt returned members are likely to be prefented than have been experienced for feveral years. In. merous petitions, however, are now .daily makit g, • of a very mterefting defcription, where many a fuitor will'fpeedily be returned duly elated by that wealth giving dame, Madame Fortune. If Its - hardly need . - fary to obferve, that we allude to the Miles of the State Lottery now fo near participation, and which fo juitly occupies 'publk attention. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JUNE 2g:--Wheat is arrived today in rather confiderable Ripply, fates are ftill heavy, 'and hardly fuppott Taft prices—Bar ley in tolerable plenty and rather lower—Malt like. wife—White Peas none—But few Grey, and dearer —Tick Bunt alffs---The fupplies of' Oati are large, with feveral cargoes of fo: eign, and this trade rather 1 declines in price—Float as laft week. 11)1111.AL CORIMINCT A 3 ONDZI. I Wheat, 455 hos 72$ per qr. Grey Peafe 45$ sos Fine Ditto, $5 78s Beans. (old) 44$ scs od Rye, 4.:s 43$ Tick Ditto, 37s 431 od ; baris7l3 o9 35$ od Oats , $3 5265 3cs Matt,sBs 65s od Poland ditto ps 321 6d White Pao, ',boilers) nos ON Rape Seed 1;1304 Fine Flour hos hp—Seconds sos to 6os. • FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 27. Average Pries of Com in England and NV alcs, from the Returns coding June so, 1807. Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. Oats.' Beans. Peak. a. d. d. d. d. s. d. d. 74 6 48 o 36 it 3 43 0 47 TM avenge Price of Sugar, osovuted from the Returns made the week coding June 24, is sts. 44. per hundred 041 ght. :~' l ,; •. t i • • • • • • I • r. i 4