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From d LONDON GAZE7TE, Mal 39. ADMIRALTY-OFTtCr, MAT 29. Copy of a Letter from Rear Admiral Sir ~ 0114 TiIOMAS Deer WORTH, K B. Commander !n Chief of his Mikity', Cups and wadi at Jamaica, to WILLIAM MARSDEN, Efq. dated Port Royal, March 24, 1804. Sir—You will herewith receive. for the informa tion of the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, a letter from Captain Ross, of his Majeay's (hip Poky r, Elating the capture of the French National cutter Terreur, on the 18th infant. which arrived at this port laft evening. I am, dec. (Signed) J. T. DUCKWORTH. His Majely's Ihip la Ply!, of jannee,Marelt 13. Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that, after a chace of five hours, this day, we came up with . and captured the French National cutter la Terreur of ten guns, (fiz of which they threw over board in the chace) and 75 men, commanded by Mont. COLLIMIT, Lieutenant de Vaiffeau, from St. Domingo two days. and had taken nothing. I have the honour to be. eke. (Signed) c. a. N. aoss. copy of another Letter from Rear-Admiral Sir JOAN TIMMAS DOCDWORTN, K. B. he. to WILLIAM MARSOZN, Efq. dated at Jamaica, the 7th April, 1834. Sir—l tranfmit you herewith a letter from Capt. La GISTS, of his Majdiy's (hip STORR, Rating the capture of a Felucca privateer ; there are alto two other privateers captured fince our laft, according to the accompanying lift, which I beg you to lay before the Lords Comunrogys of the Admiralty. (Si gne d) J. T. D Hb UCZWORTH• Malefty's Bopp SToac,of Cape Nicola Mole, March J o. Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you. that his Majefly's (hoop under my command has this day cap tured, after a chace of fie hours, the French Felucca privateer PHirondelle, of three guns (two of which were thrown overboard in the chace) and forty•four men. She has been three months from Guadeloupe. but laft from Banacoa, and had taken nothing. (Signed) GSO. LS DUCTS. PAWS Of Wad& captured and dammed by his Majefty'sedleb ander the canunand of Rear Admiral Air 3. T. DIMIEWORTII, I. It. ince tile itit updated Loth March. 1604- L'Hinandelle Felucca privateer, of three gess and 44 men : Cap two! use the 3oth et March by the hart. Le Cesar Felucca privateer, alone flu pounder and 46 men : Cap . toted os the id of April by the Fortsnee; eat Ave days, sad jawtakes oath*. s aptillc Feleeea privateer, of a nun : Captured ea the sd et Apra by the Stamm copy of a loter from RAW AdMilli DACIA, tO WILLIAM KARMEN, If+ dated OD bout the Femme= at Am, sstit alma. Sir—Having dined Captain Mutter to chafe a fawner, which was difcovered ahead of the convoy yellerday afternoon. yon will be pleated to acquaint my Lords Commirtoners of the Admiralty, that, by half pall feven o'clock that evening, the was captur ed by the Feeectist, and proves to be la Petite Harmonic privateer from Martinique, mounting two four. pound carriage guns, commanded by Citizen Gusts'., and manned with 22 men. I have ordered her to be Seftroyed t and sm. atc. J. a. °RULES. MILITARY PROMOTIONS 01D11211112-0211C2, 14•7 28, 1804. Corps of RoyAL Engineers. Virft Liewassat Oeorge Wright to be Captain-Lieutenant, trite Lae', &ceded Dated April 3, 1804; Second Lieutenant James WLauchba to be Drft Licateoast, vice Wright. Dated so above. --- - - Walt•CattCl, MALT 29. Dambartonfltire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Garnatjobe M*Donabl to be Lieutenant, Mee Dena Mon promo ted; plasm Diana, Gent to be Comet, vice ai•Donasi. Aberdour Volunteer Infantry. J enes Wei, Gent to be Bap. Met P o ut gfon refigned. Argyllthire Volunteers. RDWedsisn Campbell on be Lieutenant, vice William Campbell, ; Donald Livinganne, Gent to be EuLgu, vim John Campsen. Argylllltire additional Volunteers. Enke Hefts' Mac Lean to be Lkutenant. vice Campbell. re figned ; Donald MaeLean,Gent. to be Enfign, vice H. Mac Lean. Axminller Company of the Eaft Devon Legion. John Taunton. Gent, to be Enlign,viee Forward. refignad. Etta Budleigh Volunteer Infantry. Matthew nom" Gent. to be Adjutant. Catterick and Richmond Volunteers. p l c Dorthwaite, Gent. to ha Surgeon. vice Surreley. raped. ad Battalion of Carmarthenthire Volun • Thomas Edwards, Gent. to be Adjutant. Loyal Chefler Volunteer Infantry. Mae ar l an ciepii Wilmot to be Lieut Coined. vice Holt, reaped ; Charier Hamilton to be Major; Lieutenant 'Anion Cotgreave to be Captain; Hawn John Flitobett to be Limos , sant t Fairs Jobn Falkner to be Lieutenant, vice Archer, re aped; WIIU..m Colley Jones, Gc.t. to be Enfign. Cbeller Artillery Company. Lieutenant John Lloyd to be Captain-Lieutenant. North Cornwall Volunteers. John Corry, Gem. to be Lieutenant, vice Hutchins, refigned; • niers Richard Watts to be Lieutenant, vice Hart. religned. Dumbartonfhire Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. • Lieutenant John btrAllifter to be Captain ; Coll. Turner, and Patinas 11,4•Fartaue, Gents. to be Enligns. Duke of Gloneeller's New Forell Volun:eeri. Pollan Francis Squibb to be Lieutenant. vice Monday, whore Appointment Ism not taken place; Williant Lejcunc, jun. and John Monday, Gems to be Earle. Gofport Artillery. Lieutenant John Goodme to be Captain. Lieutenant. sth Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers. Henry Fl a, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Holmes, retuned. 7th Ditto. Captain William A. milreng to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain, vice Morn. 9th Ditto. William Clark, Gent to be Emile, vice Kent, reigned. Wellern Regiment of the Mendip Legion. John Hancock, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Tyley, refigued, Newport Volitntcees. John Proudfoot, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Baddcley, pro moted. Ruthen Volunteer Infantry. Earn Wm. Mackay to be I sieutenint, vies R. Smith, relayed. John Hay, Gent. to be Fnfign, vice Mackay. St. Helen's Volunteers. Thomas Ferguron, Gent. to De Ens,r, vice De Garda, raved. IR Eaft Somertit Regiment of Voi.unteer Infantry. Samud Grooms Ballwin:, Gent. to be Erli,-.7n. Whitchurch, S'aropthire, Volunteers. Williams Mingay, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Wigan Volunteers. linfign Ralph Greenough to be !Aroma:it, vice Welton, refired. Yeovil Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant John Sboriand to be Captain, vice Penny, returned ; I.lentenant Tbeenos Chalky to be Captain, vice Winter, relived; Rags J. Wafts to be Lleotenant, vice Sborbnd. IaIIATIM to the Gazette of the sytis Inflame. Alton Volunteers. for Ear Savedoek to be L: decree. Arad Pollen Hairettork to be Sawa Lierinwri. Commit:Gen in the North Hants Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. glastirriel Tryon Still, Cent. to be Linguae*. Dated May s 6, sPoe. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. ThonsasDickinfon, ut Maur& (ter, builder and joints. BANKRUPTS. at Wren, late of Peters&ld, Hints, &limner, dealer and ehapman, to furrender June 7, at five, June 8, at one, at the George, Petersfield, and July to, at one, at the Red Lion, in Petenfiell. Attornies, Mr. Cornthwaitc John Hallor, Petal field; or Mr. John Wilithen. Grafs-Inn4quare, London. lance Afcougb, of Leeds,Yorkfleire,woolftipkr. dealer and chip. man, June 14, 15, and July to, at three, at the Star and Garter Inn, Leeds. Attornia, Mr. Lee, Leeds; or McKee. Sykes and Knowles, Bafwell-court, Lineolres.inn. George Arcourh, of Cservaux, in the Farah of Eat Whitton, York - thite, woolltapler, dealer and chapatis', June 14, IS,'and July 10, at ten, at the Star and Gartcr Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Lee, in Leeds; or Marrs. Sykes and Knowles, Bofwell•aart, Lincti London. William Wanner, of Ormfitirk, Lineable., innkeeper, dealer aid chipman, June ao, at, and July zo, at one, at the George Inn, Dale.ftreet, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. John Broad, Southwark, or Mr. John Wallworth, Liverpool. John Waken% of Long-Acre, parith of St. Martin in the Fields, Middlefez, coach-maker, dealer and &spume, June 5. 16, and July a, at twelve, at Guikthall. Attornies, Mr. Jot King, Meard's-ftreet, Deambreet, Soho; or Meer. Hyatt and Mat. hell, Sheptoo-Mallet. William Herne and Henry Sutbmier , o f Denmark-ftreet, Ratcliffe Highway, Middlefee, fogy refiner', dealers, chaprnen, and co wiser", June 5, ea, and July so, at tab, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kayll, Tower Royal, London. John Fletcher, late of Warrington, Lanealleire, and John Lodge Hubberlty, late of Lincoln's-Inn, Middlefce, cotton-fpinners, des ere, chapmen and copartners. July 2, 3, and to, at OM, at the Globe Tavern, John-ttreet, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Black flock, Temple, London ; or Mr. Rowlinfon, Liverpool. LONDON. THE ATI-CORSICAN I or, WAR or LIDIATT feria of Letters, addried to the Peons of the UNITED Emma, firfl publybed in tbit Seer, war tbe flagon e . Gat, °ECUS, revifid and tarred by the Asher, bar this day been relesLybed, Bvo, price 3s. 6d. To kbad e Riebarefon, Royal Exchanges and to ether Boolfellas. WEDNESDAY, MAY 30. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Conrail for ply 5615—Reduced 54 I. omnium, 3 -li pram.cma 3 per Cent. 94 COURSE OW EXCHANGE. Mandate 38 s s Uf. Cadiz -- pep Naples 374 Do. at fight 37 6 Ditto 34 et Otflail 45 Rotterdam 11 19 IW. Madrid pep Lathan 6: Hamburgh 36 oal UL Ditto 31 et Oporto 6: Mona 36 a 24 UL Whoa 34 et Dublin al Pl4ll day'a date as 8 liv. Leghorn 48 Paris - is z 6 sUL Venice 38 Ewes alterative loardeaux ss t 6 ditto per all iterling. Agin en the Bank of Holland eit per Cent- New Dollars, per ounce. 31. 3d. Difpatches have been received at the Admiralty from Sir STDIIIT SMITH. By our Letters from Yarmouth, we learn, that thcfe difpatches relate to an Attack made by this intrepid Commander on the Port of Offend on Friday laR. Report Rates, that on that day the Airrasora and l'Asstasea Frigates, Imsracroa Sloop, and Cattiest Gun Brig, went into Offend Pier, dellroyed fifteen or fizteen of the Enemy's Gun Boats, and brought away five others. We ought to add, however, that no accounts of this kind have tranfpircd at the Admiralty, and there fore the report at Yarmouth may have originated in fome mißake. It would give us much pleafore to be able to confirm, but at prefent we are in clined to doubt the intelligence. • On Monday morning his MAJerry, accompanied by the Dukes of YORK, CUMBIRLAND, R.N.!. and CAMBRIDGE, took an airing on horfeback in Windfor Great Park. Her MAJESTY and the Paine sssss took an airing in two coaches and four t.• Cumber. land Lodge, where they were met by his MAJESTY and the Royal Duces. The Royal Party remained there a eonfiderable time, and partook of come re. freihrnent, and afterwards returned to the Qlnew's Lodge to dinner. In the evening the Royal Family ' walked to Frogmnre. Yekerday, about half pal two o'clock, her Ma. MTV and the Path arrived at the Qieen's houfe from Windfor. His MAJESTY and the Duke of Commit)°, arrived about four. Hi► MAJeSTY, previous to his leaving Windfor, took an airing on horfeback. - • The Earl of GALLOWAY is appointed Vice Admiral of Scotland, in the room of Lord CATUC*RT, which is the reafon of his retiring from the Best-Chamber. RaLrH Swts.ocis, Efq. is chofen Member for the Borough of Wilton. The PRIVCS of WALI3 gave vegerday another grand dinner at Carleton Honig. The company began to affemble at Gx, and fat down to dinner exafily at (even. His Royal Highnefs was in ex cellent health and fpirits. " The Ktwo," was the only toaft given after dinner. The guefts invited Duke of Clarence. I ordso—Dundm,Glaflonbtrry, De Clifford, Berkeley, Grantley, Carrfort, Fortefeue, Yarbortogh.and Stanley. Sirs—John Aubrey, Ralph lidalhank, John Cox Hippilley, Tho- mas Moftyn. and Lawrence Paulk. Honourable Charles Pelham. Colonels—NPNlalson and Crawford. Meffre—R. B. Sheridan, Robert Adair, Lee Antoine, Ballard, William Cavendilli, Bryan Coote, Laurence Dundas, John Mardian, Ralph Laminae, James Milne% Dudley With, Wm. Northey, Tyrwhitt, Lygon. We Rated come days ago, that an order had been hued for the proclamation of Bo , as Em peror of the French, on the each intl. An Evening paper of yefierday Rates, that a private Letter has been received, announcing that the ceremony took place at the time appointed, and that his brothers had at the fame time been all declared Prison of six Wood. Abbe SWARD, the humane infpeitor of the Deaf and Dumb, whole zeal and talents have penetrated into Rollie, has received from the Ruffian Esireana and Emrasss, two beautiful diamond rings of great value : they were accompanied by the following let ter, written in the name of their Imperial Majeflies : Sir--The Farrar my mailer, and the Eraprelk his age* Content, Share in the general approbation, which mut painful la hours of confoling and inßrneting thole unfortunate beings, the Deal and Dumb by nature, to Milt , have avowed you, and there fore accept the offer of your C.*, J7l4even.o. lam alfo ordered to remit to you the incloted relents on the part of their Imperial Majeflies. I take this favourable opportunity to camels my own , admiration, and the great teem withiwkich you have lapired me. (fierucd) • Evils." BRIGADS, (No. 4.) LONDON REGIMENTS. At an early hour yeflerday morning, fMreral of the City Regiments of Volunteers began to 'tremble at their private parades. Among them were the—• Royal Reg. of Artillery CoL La Masoataa, rigk I tie Use. stb Loyal London - Lieut. Cot T. SIM' Is soda Ditto - • Lieut. Cot H. C Comic. • 9th Ditto - - Lkut. Col. HA ?MeV. 6th Ditto - - Lieut. Col. WIOCAM. ift Loyal London - Lieut. CoL Butes,* !like &ea It will appear from the above katement of Regi ments, that the Royal Artillery takes the right of the London Corps, and that the firft London takes the next poll of honour. On the arrival of the Com mander in Chief the line was formed, as nfual, along the Park wall, except the 6th Regiment, for whom his Royal Highnefs waited with great good humour. On their arrival, and affilming the &na tion allotted them, the whole brigade prefented arms, colours of regiments fell to the ground, and from right to left the different bands played " Goa fare the King." They then proceeded to perform the different manoeuvres ufual to the Brigades affembled under the command of the Earl oi HAAILINOTOX, which were executed with an uncommon degree of credit to the different London Corps. Without pro ceeding to Buckden-hill, the Regiments paled the Duke in review order, and marched out of the Park towards the City. The Wall's• End Riflemen, under the command of Captain BADLI, are placed on permanent pay, and are now taking their (hare of the public duty of the garrifon of Tynmontb, for which purpofe, they are attached to the Hon. Brigadier General Gear's brigade. The Elfworth Legion, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel WAD, ' are placed on permanent pay and duty in the town of C he fler-le Street. and are attached to Major General LatonTOlS'S brigade. The formation of flank brigades has already taken place in fome of the Northern Diaries. Major Doris, of the Sill, has been appointed to the com mand of a light battalion in the neighbourhood of Whitboume. --- On Wednefday bin, the Laocafter Volunteers (up wards of 300 in number) under the mwmand of Lieutenant Colonel Ba ant et ay, marched from thence, on their route to Ormtkirk, to remain on permanent duty for three weeks. The Weir York cavalry, commanded by Major Kara, marched into York on Thnrfday, to be on permanent duty for so days. Monday fe'nnight a drummer in the ad company of the Limerick Garrifon Battalion ' was tried by Court Martial, for difobedience of orders, and info lence to his officer, and found guilty under the Yeo bmanry AR—he was fentenced to fifty lathes, and to be confined one week, but by Tama of the Officers computing the Court, the fentence was remitted to receiving a reprimand in front of the corps, from Airily' Vinegar, Efq. Captain Commandant Yefterday the Loan Maroa, after infpeßing the meal weighers reports, ordered the price of Bread to be continued the fame as la( week, viz. 80. the quer. tern loaf wheaten, and 7d. houfehold. Sittings appointed in Middlefez and London, be fore the Right Hon. EDWARD Lord ELl.assoaouow, Lord Chief Jullice, &c. in and after Trinity Term, 8 04 . II TERM. 141DDLIISIX. LONDON. Tbutfday, June 7 Suarday, re 9 TAarfda One 14 Saturday, UDC 16 Monday,June tit Tuefday, one 19 AFTER TERM. Tbariday, June 11 I Friday, PAW Si The Weil India (hip lately modelled in artificial (lone and rigged with wire, braf: math, yards, Sec. will be placed over the entrance of the Welt India docks this week. From the large dimenGons and elegant execution of the model, it will afford a very handfome fpeAacle. The Ira in Gray's Inn Garden:, under the (bade of which, Lord BACON, it is raid, compofed hi:famous Ellays (the greateil produBions of his treat mind, as they have been jufily called) is not, as has been fisted in lime of the papers ' cut down, but flill remains. It is on the left hand fide of the principal walk, bears a very broad leaf, and fpreads confiderably. About two years fence, the Benchers of the Society, with laudable folicitude to preferve the venerable relique, under which the illullrious Chancellor was wont to meditate, caufed a larg e wooden box, nearly three feet in height, to be filled with earth, and placed round the trunk. We are happy to add, that the tree appears to be now in as flourifbing a condition as ever. On Saturday the remains of Vireo:inters Fouts. iron a were conveyed to Longford Cale, to be depo fited in the family vault at Britford. DUEL—During the lit week it was agreed on by a Mr. S--c, and a Mr. M--e, both of Liver pool, that two females (the na.nes mentioned), Mould play a game at Darts through a tube—the game was played, and Mr. M. won, but Mr. S. re fufed to pay; in confequence a fecond game was played, and was alto won by the fame gentkman. Mr. S. fill refufing to pay, a feu& enfued, when Mr. S. replied, he would pay him in tome other way." On the following morning, two brace of piflols were Cent to the place where the game had been played, and Mr. M. Cent for ; on his entering the room the door was locked, and to his aftoniffi; ment, a brace of pillols was handed him by Mr. S. for the purpofe of fighting, or afk his pardon ; the latter being refilled, they each took their Ration and fired, but without any injury being done to either. LAT on Saturday morning information was re ceived at the Public Office, Bow-fireet, that a quar rel had taken place between two Gentlemen, in conic quence of a converfation, of which the late Lord CAMILLVOID was the tubjeft, and that the parties were to meet on Blackheath to terminate the difpute by a duel. Smith and Parry were immediately dif patched to the fpot, where they arrived in time to apprehend the fcconds„ and to prevent the meeting. The two gentlemen gave lecority to keep the peace, but did not chfcloie the names of the principals In the quarrel. Monday night as a (sane was coming from Black wall,he was flopped in the C.mimercial Road by three men, who robbed him of five pounds in Bank notes, and then (truck off towards the fields and draped. BRIGHTON, Milt aß._ The population of this town continues to inereafe, and,gaiety, in all quarters, to become snore confpi. coons. His Grace the Duke of Ricnstonn, from Goodwood, and General Sir JANss PVLTIMIT it. rived here on Saturday, and with the Hon. General Lennox, 1..0rd Caere &c. dined with the Suffer Militia Officers at the Mefs. The Duke left us for Goodwood this morning. Lady DA Las and family, Sir Jamas P , and Lady BATH, are among the numerous fojonmen at the Old Ship. An ele gant houfe, in the pleafant village of Rnttingdean, for the whole of the enfuing rummer, is engaged for Lord C The Stem yefterday was brilliantly crowded with . fafhion and beauty. Among the molt dißingguilbed pedelirians were the Duke of iticmmonc, Kits Le Cs.aac, the Hon. General Lessor, the Hon. General DAL' runs. Lord and Lady ?ELNAN, Ge neral Sir Inns Pm-reser, Lady ANN 14VISAY, Sir C 6 Bvaast.w Lady STUMM Sir ROSIERT and Lady Beaus , Lord Caesar, the Hon. Captain and Lady Catuntaa Cant., Ice. Ike. The bathers are now beginning to have full employment t Sateen or eighteen machines we ohferved in the water this morn ing at one time. Yellerday the Society for the Encouragement of Arta, Mannfaeures, and Commerce, at a General Airembly, held at their houfe in the Adelphi, pre rented their Prize Medals and Rewards to the differ- cot candidates to whom they had been previoufly adjudged. The meeting was moil numerous, and was honoured by the prefence of many Ladies of the firft diftindion, Foreign Minifters, See. His Grace the Duke of Noarosz was in the chair, and in de• livening the prizes paid the moo Appropriate compli ments to the faceefsfal candidates. The Rewards conferred by the Society were pre. tented to the rape:Sive Candidates, by his Grace the Duke of Noa►oLa, the Prefident, in the following order : 111111011CULTUal. .-•—• • -------- Telf a .Surimb. IL P. of Rene-Me, Whisedwoiere. lir 11.401 Their Teem; aj; the Gold MeldTo"10•0101 Vivididimi. kr Moen; 600poo Oflat UM so I the Gad Ueda To Wm Shined. lifq. Capri MM. folW To** la Mawr; Cleft ; the Gelid Modal, or Gamow Ti Thews Ploommo, freame, let as I. J Naseprid. dm Odd Modal To J. C. Comm I. it P. Belie Ide. Wieoadeneffe. let Drabs ommodki Pie relit the Gold Mega Ti M&lrlien Weeks, Nardi Middittes, oar lederd. Per. themlbodeed. fur Me eampladve =ken et Turnip; the MU ver Mehl Tb Heap, IS. Uwe^ Riehmeed. Tooted" kr we u ?emit Thee; the Nvir Medal To Wit Peea. LessiNeartds, rear Hetireci. Cu,.. moll. is ommitted bairn the elver Medal, mod floes Odom. In curbs's/11T._ To Mr H. laikfaii. lut. Tll;;;Y:ftreet, for Übe Ikea Madder, the Gold Medal. To Dr. William Dyce, Abadan, fart Mb, ef Mazgantfe, the Odd Medd. To Mr. Matthew Gresfee, Liverpool, for doted Appllcetlees of beret Articles, the (iced Modal. To J. Maclarbles, if+ Cabana, far Ammo stile Sams RA Dyes, sad Mural Predeft.thc Sliver Medal. I . - In POLITE oar% To Mils Elizabeth Pismo, Ohlgow, for as Odgthed Parity si • Tien Lady; C7efi zey ; the tidal Med& To MIL tlizabetleCesttereil.Haronserdedthefer aDrawtrg Medal. from Barcodes silt Print of ides= ; Chia ; die Silver To PAM Harriet Cioregh. Peotatawth Cowie, Mir Heade, Otos neorpniletre, fora Crayon Drawing et the etszbeireder d Nook hem as Idea to Illneldedie Poems; the Silver MedaL To Mils Grindati, Lower Broth.ftrost. Orweefoor.faware. for a Drawing of the Hely Faintly, copied from an Original of Frans coke Vannis t the elver Medal To hilfs Sophia Chadette Day, Lower Ilrysallesaftreet.Peemian. fileate fora Meek Chath Drawing of ike Virgin and Child ; the Silver Medal. To Mils Spurgeon, Lowell" lefolk. for Copies el two Mbar ture Paintings; the Silver Medal. To Mlh Anclree, Hettoo Gerdes, for en 00 Painting of a Child with P ruts ; the Sliver Modal. To John Cloirchroaa, El. for Geogroyekal and Topegrepldeal hoprovereent ; the Went Medal T o ma Matilda Leerq, Tiechllelddlreet, for en Original Vic* hos Harnpftead ; Gefi 131; the Geld Pallet To Mr. Gouge Slogilord,Radate-row, City-tread, for an ',Afl oat View of St. Avatars's', Oath, he Caotabory ; Oafs t3a r— the greeter Silver Pallet. To Mr. Henry Cothoold. jeleoktest., ilesroriguere• for an OA. gloat Marled Drawing et Menaced &Uwe ; Clefs 133 ; the Gold Pallet. To Mr. W. Maine, Bromley, now Dow.for an Originel Mao. deal Drawing of the Murder of Lady Multi and ber CASs drat ; Clefs eye ; the greater Silver Pellet. To Mr O. ]ones, Oren Porderni.lbred, fee an Original HUM& cal Drawing from Olfean's Poems ; dos lefty Silver Pact: , To Mr. Middinren. lawn Grefteo.ltreet, for a Print eugneeelbl him from Zamerelli ; Clefs z 33; the Gold Medal. To Mr. Henry Hole, oar the Botanic Garden, Limped, for att Engraving on Wsod ; elate tan ; the Gold Pallet. To Mr. Richard Anftia, Jon. Paul's Alley, Bolaiton, for a Wood Engraving Yesieles Moonment ; ClA's 147 ; des greater 'sr Pate. To W. Cair, fora Map of Ourdlganalre ; the Gold Medal. To ". J. S. nalflonhe, ar Stallard Place, IPindko, (or an Out. Ens of the Apollo Belvidere; Clare asp ; the greater Silver Pallet. To Mr. H.D.Altkieke, Stafford Plate, Pimlico, for an Dalin, Cof Apollo ,Were; ad Clefs tau; the lifer Siva Pallet. , IN MANUFACTURES. T Mr. Junes Bildt, Tavilloek•mews, Tavittock4reet, Totten m-court road; for an Improved beAvei Loom ; Twenty Ave einem. / To . JaronfPickhard, illihmer•ftratt, Bilhopfgatwfipat, for an improved login Loom ; Twenty Guineas. IN MICNANICN. To the Rev. D. Pape, Peon, neat Wolverhampton, for improving Rye Harbour ; the Gold Medal. To Captain Brodie. Royal Navy, Leith; for Marine Improve menu ; the Gold Medal. To Mr. R. Seppinp, Chatham-yard, for obviating the neeeffity of lifting Ships; the Gold Medal. To Mr. George Walby,Gefwell•Rreet, fora Hammer for making Trowels; the Sliver Medal. and l?cety Guineas. To Mr. Gawp Dodd, Duke•ftreet, Portland Sae, for an im• proved Gun Lock ; the Sliver Medal, and Ten i ;ultiags• To Mr. James Rawhnfon, Derby, for an improved Colour Mill, the Silva Medal, and Tm Guinean To Mr. J. M. !Slott, Ludt Caßie•Rreet, for an improved re. patting Watch; Thirty ONDNISS: IN COLONIIII AND TRADE, To J. W. Clark, Efq. Meowed, for the Callus' of Hemp; the Gold Medal To Mr. Jacob Schneider, York, Upper Canada, far the Cskere of Hemp; Chas ttt ;the Gold Medal, or no Dollars. To Mr. Daniel Melba, ;Lugano, Upper Canada,for the °attire of Hemp ; Clef. 189; the Sliver Medal, or to Dollars. To Walter Bathe, kfq. Greenock. for curing Whits Herrinp ; the Silerr Medal. We hear, from all parts of the coontry, that the appearance of grafi is the greatea that has bees known for many years pea. Lord Soassavit.La had nearly met with a ferione accident in in down to the Houfe of Lnrds yet terday. The axle-tree of the carriage broke oppoate to Old Palace Yard, and the body was thrown with conlldemble vi"lsoce. Neither his Lordihip or the coachman, however, appeared to have faitaised any Oliv wine