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r . • . . _ 1 7 •3 111. 1141/1/540;iti112i? lilt 'INDIES. KING , TON, (Jawatca) inr*l.- E - The following TI%I4E:at:ON wtstfrued i a . .i.tonktr 4 Lieute 4111C.Viint7GTIvtln.,r'ssa SettlnfaY l a:— BY THE RANG—A PROCLAMATION. a Whereas we Ciolight proper, by our Royal Proclamation, bear. i Int date the asth of May lift pall, for the caufes therein fpecified, ito lay an embargo an all Rips and veffels in the feveral ports and harbours of our Caul illand, bound to the ports of our raid Illand : end whereas we have fince thought proper to revoke and annul A the laid Proclamation—we do therefore Wile this our Royal Pro . clamatiun. revoking, and we do hereby revoke and annul our Paid i Proclamation, foe laying the laid embargo on all (hips and velfeh ' 4 afereLid. " Wench his Honour, &c. &c." Jo Ls , 3.—Yefterday the General Affembly of this 'nand met in Spanifh-Town, agreeably to Proclama. tion, when his honour the Lieutenant-Governor commanded their attendance in the Council Chats. ber, and was pleated to open the Sdilion with the following Speech : i "Gentlemen of the Council, Mr. Speaker, and G en tl emen o f t h e i /tffembly—The late declaration of Martial Law in this Wand, and the eircumflances which attended it, have induced me to convene you once more, notwithßanding the regret which I feel in calling you from your homes, after fo many interruptions to the attention r!tii to your private concerns, but I truft that mating will not bs of long continuance. " Mr. Speaker, and Gentlemen of the Afferribly•a4 amain& dent that you will cheerfully make fuch provifion for the payment of the expences incurred by the affenthling of the Militia, the eltabliauu.so of depots of articles of Cublificnce and ammunition la the interit , r, and other neceffa , y meafures which bavebeeu adopts/ tot the fecurity of the Viand, a. that Cervices may require. " Gentlemen of the Council, Mr. Speaker, and Gentlemen sit the tift.mitly —.lli hough I have no cerain information of the psi. fort lituation of the Combined FOTCOS of the enemy, yet the ats.. 'al of a British foosellon at Barbadoes, in purfuit of them, maw the command of Lord Nelfon, on the 4th of Lift month, gives me reafon to expect that they have left the Weft Indies; and I cry% that the pr, parationa made here to receive the enemy, bad they prefumed to hate attacked us, will give you great confidence Of fiieeeft againft any attempts they may make in future." • . ' .:~ 1 HAMBURGH MAIL. Rica, Pr.v 28.—0 n the 25th inn. the Governor General, Count BUJCHOWDEN, received orders by a courier to repair to St. Peterlburgh immediately, in confequence of which he fa off on the morning of the 26th. COPENKAGFW, AUGUST 3.—The Dana (qua droll, which (ince its return has daily continued ex erciiing between the Minds of Hveen and Sealand, will put into our port on the sth lira. but it will not be unrigged. According to a very vague report, the King of Sweden may be expelled here in el few days. There are accounts, flaring. 'hat the exportation of grain from Ruffia to PrufEan Poland is prohi bited. Aucusv 6.—The little town of Frederickfchund, fitt.ated a few leagues from this capital, at the ft; ei;, , hts of Fuhu, was reduced to afhes by a confla gration during the night between the 4th and sth init. very few buildings are Rated to be left Rauding. His Royal Highnefs the Hereditary Prince, who happens to be at prefent at the palace of Jage rfpreis, on the other fide of the Streights, fent his people with horfes and carriages to give affillance from the beginning of the conflagration. bassi sa, JULY 26.—A report is circulated in the North, that the Emperor of France has made offers for uniting Dalmatia to the Kingdom of Italy. Dal matia borders on Greece, and is in alliance with Moldavia and Wallachia. No credit Teems to be at tached to this report. WETZLAR, Auc. 3. —The garrifons of Mentz, Strafburg, Coblentz, and Cologne are very (mall ; the fbldicrs hive gone to Italy and the coact. BRUSSELS, AUGUST 26—There are at prefent near to,ooo troops at Lille. The Emperor is expelled there !bort Iy. The formation of a bafen at Antwerp for mer. chant (hips has been contratied for at (even millions and 300,000 francs. The fluke alone will colt 900,0c0 francs. Large quantities of (hip-timber are arriving at Antwerp from the banks of the Mofelle and Rhine, by the way of Holland. Peals, juLY 31.—1 t is expeCted that the mifunder. (landing with a certain foreign Court will be adjuft ed, which would confolidate the relations of amity exilting between both States. Count Senwaftvz, Count NCUI4AUS, and Baron MAW, who were guarded in their apartments by gens d'armes, were liberated on Saturday laft. M. O'DoottERTY DR LA TOUR has alto obtained his liberty, on condition of quitting Paris in three, and France in eight days. It is fail that the Hereditary Prince of Wurtem b•lr7h will AR at a French "expedition, in order to in:or .ve in military exercife. ii AGO 5, AUGUST 3.—The expedition at the Texel is nearly ready for failing ; 15,000 men from the nt Zeytt are mutely gone thither. Yefterday General MARMONT, accompanied by the Generals and SFBASTIANI, left the feat of Sparru. del (pmehakti by the former) for Amfterdam, from whence lie will proceed to the Helder to-morrow, to embark on,board the iquadron. Every thing mutt be ready for failing by the Bth WI. The roads to North Holland have been hitherto co. vered with troops, artillery, and waggons. Admi. yal Dr Wievaa, who commands the fquadron, has silincit daily either fent couriers to the Penfionary, or received couriers from him. The expedition at Helvoettlnys, which has a difte not deflination from that in the Ten), and is pub. lkly Rated to be bound to the Eaft Indies, will only -eady by the id of this month. t is alto gone to the Helder, with 'avian artillery. 30. —We hear from Tyrol, that nents ordered there are already ar the Tyrol fharp4hooters have been rife themfelves in the nit of arms. ; and other tr.()) kb, planned more by the Archduke Jona, are now )ns of Trente and Calliara. :4.—The chiefs and ringleaders iotions have been brought to trial ial Court; others, who had taken them, and are able to bear arms, my; the lefs gray are pnnilhed the foreigner; are tent beyond the iIVI I •= LONDON. • N.'s Sonnet bas been received. The intelligence he pro ter will be highly acceptable ; and he need not belitate to write, whether his letter corm lice or not. MONDAY, AUGUST 19. PZICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCKB Confols for money and Account 5741—Reduced 52/ Omnium a f—E:cb. Billa,pnr is. pr. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per C. Red. Ann. 521 India Stock 1784 3 per cent. Conf. AO. 57114 I Imp. Ann. yf 3-16ths 4 per Lent. 7511 Ornnium 21 prem. 5 per Cent Navy 8945 891 I Lottery Tickets. 19L 51. Long Ann . i 6 13-161 ConL for aC.C. 57ii“ The Gazette of Saturday contains an Order of Council for the prorogation of Parliament from the 21d ina. to the tyth of ()sober. Yellerday intelligence was received at the Admi ralty, by the Telegraph, that the Vicroty, Lord Nassau, had arrived at Spithead about eight o'clock in the morning. The !hip in which he came home is placed under quarantine, but permiffion was given to his Lordthip to come on !bore. - By the CHELRL y, of 14 guns, which arrived at Plymouth on Friday ha, from the Channel Fleet, with difpatches for Government, we have received farther information in regard to the Combined French and Spani(h Fleets. It is now affened that, after having effeaed a junction with the Roche fort fquadron, which made them amount to a fail of the line, they got nnmolelled into Corrunna ; Ad miral CALDIR, who was cruizing off Ferrol to pre vent their entering that harbour, being obliged to retire and to join the Channel Fleet. If the Spaniards had t 4 fail of the line as confidently hated, the junc- Lion of the 25 now at Corunna, will make them 39, and if the Fleet at Brell are z 6, as there is reafoo to believe, the combined fleets will amount to fizty-five fail of the line. Such is the account which has been received in town this morning ; but, according to the following letter (luck up at Lloyd's Coffee-houfe, the Com bined Fleets have taken (better, not in Corunna, but into Vigo. Till further information be received, we cannot reconcile there different (Laments, but by fuppofing the Combined Fleet touched at Vigo, and having procured a reinforcement, (leered again north, and entered Corunna, which is a much better and more fecure harbour than Vigo. Extra& of a letter from a Portuguefe Merchant, to his partner at Viana, dated from Vigo, July 29, and received at Oporto on the 31(l of July, 1805. " The Combined Fleets got into Vigo on the 27th July, in the evening, confiaing of 19 (hips of l the line, four frigates, two brigs, and a re-captured galleon, from Lima, leaving two (hips at the en-1 trance of the harbour to look out. " On the 22d, in the morning. 40 leagues Weft of Cape Orregal, they fell in with the &hint fqua dron, confiaing of 16 fail of the line, three of them three deckers, who immediately engaged them in a thick fog. " The aftion 140, it is laid, fix hours. Nine of the. French (hips were to leeward, and not engaged. One of the Bata three deckers was totally difmatled, and otberwife much damaged. Upon the combined fleet joining next day, they fay, they chaced the Bri tifh, who refuted to renew the atlion, and in this man. ner, they have railed the blockade of Ferrol, as they pretend. 66 Two Spann fhips are miffing, fuppofed to be taken ; fix of the French fhips are very much da maged; they reckon only 5o men killed, and 300 wounded; though quarters are ordered for moo men, as they fay they had many fick before the " A Melrenger was difpatched from Vigo to Fer. rol on the 26th of July, and it was expeded they would be joined by the Ferrol fquadron, (confining of 17 fail of the line, with r 3,000 troops on board) in the courfe of a few days ;—though they exprefs great apprehenfion that Lord Nscsow would pay them a vifit before this reinforcement arrives." Some further accounts from the coatis were re. ceive4 yeßerday by Government, which tend Rill more, it is Paid, to ftrengthen the belief that the at tempt at invafion will fpeedily be made. The troops continue embarked on board the fleet in the TezeL Their number is about 25,000. Admiral RUSSEL being reinforced with two more (hips of the line, has failed from Yarmouth Roads to proceed again to the Teel. The Boulogne fquadron, however, has re turned to the Downs, but it will, no doubt, foon again refume its Ration. " Doves, AUGUST 17.—There was an illumina tion laft night on die oppofite !bores. A number of people went on the heights to obferve it. The coati from Calais to Boulogne appeared-at times in a com plete blaze, and the prodigious quantity of rockets feen in the air, formed on the whole a very brilliant fpalacle. It being the birth-day of Boraraays, was the caufe of the rejoicing; but it is the opinion of force people here, that it was in confequeuce of the arrival of the defeated fleet in port. " The brig Robert, which put in here Come days fence wake the Lady ofjstosaßonararre, formerly Mils PATTE R SON, to America, failed this day after noon for Baltimore, h being the intention of that Lady to winter in England. AuGurr 18.--Our Boulogne pquadrost arena Aattliug up for pun;en;fs Really in confaranFe ofd the wind blowlig firong from the S.W. At indent it is very ifazy on the French coati." Saturday a mail arrived from Gottenburgh. The letters brought by it are filled with reports of the warlike preparations of Ruffin. The report of the tale or transfer of Pomerania to Ruffin, is partially contradieted ; but it is Rated that the Ruffian army now forming in Livonia, is to occupy that province with the concurrence of Sweden, and to advance through Mecilenburgh into Hanover ; this, in the prefent Rate of affairs, appears improbable. All Auffrian officers have received orders to join their re fpettive corps without lots of time. The new levies in Ruffia amount to r 20,000 men, and a fquadron of eight fail of the line is thortly to fail from Cronfladt, either to cruize in the Baltic, or join our North Sea fquadron. The King of Sweden continues aaively employed in organizing his farces, In confequence of the arrival at the Hague, on the Sth. intl. of an Aide•de•camp from the French Emperor, a meeting of the Grand Council of State immediately took place, at which the French Am. baffador, Generals Matuour and Duraoacsxu, and Admiral Ds Wtsrea, attended. As foon as the affembly broke up, the Grand Petitionary, had an interview of two hours continuance with the Pruffian Atnbaffador, the refult of which was tranf• miffed by him to his Court the next morning. .1t was generally fuppofed in Holland, that the meeting of the Grand Council, as well as the fubfequent' conference with the Prullian Ansbaffador, related folely to the projea of partition. A letter received by a refpeaable German Houfe in the City, Rates, that the enemy have atually pared the Rhine, and feized a quantity of Engliat goods. The latter part of this ftatemcnt gives a wrong feature of probability to the whole. The letter alluded to is as follows; Bids., wide RLiae, gd 74, tgo,f. • An account is kilt arrived here, that the French have palled the Rhine, and occupied a eonfideraisle (pace between blanklat and DuiTcldorff, and (sized all this EDO& goods." The Gazette of Verona has, by authority no doubt, contraditted a number of lies in the Maniteur, the °Neel of which was to make the world believe that Auilria was perfally content with the fats of Genoa. The article in queftion complains of the grofs impropriety of publithing the letter of the Genoefe Secretary of State to M. the Baron GIUSTI, an nouncing the termination of the latter's funflions, the re-union of Genoa to France, with Baron Grusri's reply, and the Genoefe Secretary's rejoinder. It is utterly denied that M. GIUSTI took his leave in the *foal form, or took the Imperial arms from his hotel ; becaufe, as is very juftly remarked, he could not get back his credentials from the Gooch Government, as its form bad been completely chang ed. The fad is Rated to be-/-" The Baron Gtorri afked of his Sovereign, the Euvaaoa, permiffion '4 to abfent himfelt from Genoa. This is the only " coage which he could have. The coage he took of " the Genoefe Government extended no farther than " obtaining of palrports, and his paying the honours 66 due to the reprefentative of In great a monarch as " the Emperor of the French. With refpea to the, " termination of his miffion, the Baron declared at , the beginning, that that depended folely upon the 66 will of his Sovereign. He continued, therefore, et till the hit moment of his (lay at Genoa to leave 6 4 the arms of his Imperial Matter on his Palace, to 86 give paffports, and to perform other funltions 6 6 within the province of an AmbalTador." The article, which is dated Verona, 36th July, in .v confidered at leaft demi-official, and it kerns hitt 0, , ,d to prove that Auftria did by no means ac quietce in the annexation of Genoa to France. The whole of her fubfequent condul confirms this declar ation of her feptiments. , ROBERT MORRIS, Efq. is returned Member for the city of Glouceiler, in the room of JoHN PITT, Efq. deceafed ; and JANES GRAHAM, Efq. of Kirk ftall, in Yorkfhire, for the burghs of Stranraer, &c. in the room of the Hon. WIS. STEWART, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Colonel Ease IN a has fent the following letter to the Members of the Law Afrociation t---- Auguft ts, GaNTLIIIIIN-Having received a letter from Major-General Whetham, acquainting me that the Earl of Harrington has been direeted, by the Commander in Chief, togive notice, through the different General Officers attached to Volunteer Corps, of the pot fibility of their being fpeedily called upou for fervice,lt is my duty to defire that you will hold yourfelves ready accordingly. No Member of the Corps is to leave London without fending an Ad drefs to the Adjutant,by which he may certainly and immediately be found ; and every Member now in the country is forthwith, to tranfmit a fimitar widrefs ; but, as the motions of the enemy, preparatory to invafion, muft neceffarily fpread more rapidly than individuals could be reached by exprefs, I rely, molt confidently, that every gentleman who may be &him, upon even the near carded= of loch an event, will not wait for a fun:- mons, but immediately repair to his poft. Indeed lam fo fenfible of the principle of honour and duty which unites us, as friends and companions, in the defence of our country, that it is to fatisfy public forms, and not from the fenfe of any necaty, that I make The corps will mutter on Thurfday the sad inft. at eight o'clock ►n the morning, in full uniform and dints fixed, and with their knapfacks, foe infpeetlaci. T. ERSKINE, Lient.-Coi. Commandant. To the Members of the Law Affociation. Lieutenant General TA RL 'Tom. Commanding Of ficerof the Severn Diaria, has Hilted orders of iecal to all officers and mew abfent on leave, and to fa[ pend all furloughs for the purpofe of affiffing in the getting in of the harvert. On Friday la(!, the Bth regiment of foot op arphed from Doncalter ft., Bridlington. During the abferme of Colonel IYAaea, who is gone to Ireland to infpea the fortifications carrying on there, the commana of the lines at Sharham de yolves op Captain H ax sisp. be ready by the end General Ctiarra soo men of the Bat AUGSSUIG. JULY the Auftrian Regim4 rived. A part of th ftnomoned to exerei The entrenchments than a year Alice b tailing in the envie - or VllOlll4, JULY 24 of the late eonanot before the Criminal altive part in d are fent t' the arm, with liibcs, and the uutier. THE► MARKRTS. MIS EXCHANGE, MIRK-LAIII, AUGUST tg. Our freth arrivals of Wheat coallwife to day, are large, with fo much Foreign on hand, not of fine quality, miles fecund and inferior to be extremely dull of fele, at 4s. and Ss. per quarter lets price_ Fine fcarce, and maintains the currency—Bar. ley in middling fupply, and cheaper—Malt and White Peas at little alteration—We have large ar. rivals of Tick Beans, - and are as and 3s..ower-oats in good fupply, with Come foreign cargoes, and are is. lower—Price of Flour as left week. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, 60t. 741. pos. per v. Grey Peafe 42'. to 46e. Fine Ditto. 941.9*.. od. Bran, 44 1 sot. Rye, 461. yid. od. Trek Ditto 411. 481. od Barley, 361. 425. od. Oats, 24, al. 336. Malt, 775. Sao od. Poland ditto 34. 366 a. Wilke Peak, 48.. sas. od Rape Seed, 371.401. p c . un PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Floor Bcs. to 85s. Seconds yys. to Bos. per rack. float TUE LONDON OASETTI,3 , NUM? ty. Average Price of Corn In England and Wales, from tie teteret ceding the sod; of Angnit. dos. Wheat. • Rye. Barley. Oats. ECM. Peak. 4. 4. a. d. s. d. O. 4. s d. s. & 98 6157 II 47 II 30 6 49 6 4io The average Price of Sugar, competed from the Reruns walk In the week ending Augur' le, is yos. sold per hundred weight, 11111ITIIVIILD MARKET, AUGUIT 19. This day's Market afforded a very plentiful fupply of different kinds of Cattle--tlst prices were rather on the ailvance Mice the lea account, though the trade was extremely lively. The follow la a coned Report of the Prices and Numbers-- To fink the offal—per ftone of 81b. Beef as 01 to se od Veal tit od to 6s of Mutton 41 od to ss od I Pork st 64 to 41 6st Lamb sa od to st 64. ligAD or C•TT LE THIS DAT. Death 2374—Cilves ass—Sheep ami Lambs 22,475.. PIP, 319. tRICE Or SAT AND ST/LAW IN SMITIIIFISLO. Hay, pc 101 4 • Si. ICI. to al. Straw, . . sL las. to 3 ! 1311 Cloves 31. too. to -31. COAL tICHANOI. Mowu*y.,..Biyth 455. Bigg's Main So. 64-sos 3d....5e5. Croft's Main 46s 9d. Elli Cost's Main 471 6d. Heston Main 34 6d. Hardy 46$ 641464 3d. Holywdl Main 451 94-451 34 Hubburn Main yo.. Winder's 43e 94-45 s 64-145 s 0-.434 Percy Main yes-4919d. Pitt's Taufield Moor 475-465 91-v • 461 6d. Temple's Wall's-end 521 6d. Temple's Main 49164. Walker 411 s 9d. Willington 3os 6d-lot 34w49s 94. Wall's • End sis 9d.,-sts 6d. Weft Keaton ells 3d. Bourn Moor es 64. Eden Main 465. Leefield 43s tiewbottle Burn Moor 4Si 6d-,445 6d. Bakery 42s 6d. Priam& Moor Main 45$ 3d. WIMNISDAT-Benton 47s 64-47 s 9d. Bids Main yes 9d, s Main 46s 3d. Carr's HUI 39s 6d-491 34 Adair's Main 41. Eigh t on Moor 475. Heston Main SOS 951. Hartly 465 .4 olywell Main 4556 d. Kenton Main 494 6d. Heblutro Main 7 f 30._10.3d50s 6d. Percy Main so.. South MOO 5 445 6d. She. riff Hill 455. Pitt's Tanfield Moor 475. Temple's Wall's-end 521 6d. Temple's Main 49.34. Walker 495. Wrings= szek Wall's End fu-5 is 9d-5 as 6d r rinsrefe Moor Main 438 3d. Falvey --Brandirg. 41s 6d. Biggs Main,s is. Croft's Maki, 46. 6d. Adair's Main, 47a 9d. E l / 4 fiton Moor 451 9d. Heaton Main, Ps. Hardy, 46s 3d. Harwell Main. els 9d. Kama Main, cos. Hebburn Main, sos 3d-5 t s 3d. Montague Main, 44 5 6d. TOWTIIS7 Main, 48$ Windier's, 461 34. Percy Main, 50, std...rj If. South Moor. 44s 6d. Pitt's Tanfieid Moor, 4'4 3d. i Temple's Main, sec Walker, 49s 6d. Millington, 5 is. Wall's End, 320 sas 64 Wytatn Moor, 460. Bourn Mane, es 6d. Eden iviain,46o--45s 9d. Ruffell's Main. 455. Printrefe Moor Main, 45 5 . Neselsodk and Urpetb mixed, 431 6d. The fupply this Week has been eoubderable, and only 1 t Ships wdeld. About 29 at Sus, and the fame number ready to fail. 1 •„,* Delivered at 121. advance on the &bon Pr5O.S. COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICIN Of ()RAIN /IT TNZ vottowimo MARLATI. Basamarroan.--Wheat Sos od to teas od per (4parter. Barley cos od to oos od Beans sss od to sis od I Qats 338 od to 36s od Peale ocs od to ccs ad holatormorao. T —Wheat bas cd to lOU od per qt. Ramey 46s od to 48s od I Beans sasod to od Oats 3sB od to 39s od Peale cos od to oos od Ntwavar.--Wheat &Ss od to 9Ss al per Qs. Barley Cos od to 471 Otl I Beans sas od to sos od Oats. 3211 od to Os od Peak oos od to s4s od Hantay..--Wheat 63. od to ;ohs od per Qr. laPtleY 448 04 tr# 484 Od I Deans • sas od to s6s od Oats aas od - to 388 od cafe Psos od to sas od Rem:axe—wheat 70. od to top od per Qr. Barley 448 od to 468 od I Beans oos od to sos od Oats 30s 04 to 33s od Peak QCS c¢ to oos od Accounts from all parts of the country concur in Rating the prefeM bmveit to be of uncommon pro- mite. When our Winter Managers talk of engaging a new performer, they are stilted the fame queilimt as on certain family occations, se Is it a boy or a girl." His MAIRETY'S SPANISH SNEEP.ishe 11 . - goad (ale took place on Friday lall at Kew, when 37 (beep of different defcriptions were fold at good prices. the principal purchafers were, Mr. At:Gumm i Colocel FULLRITON, Earl POWIS, Metfrs. HOARE, BARTLEY, WOOD, ACTON. &C. His MAJIITY aill keeps about tzo for the purpofe of breeding. Among the com pany prefent, Wicks the buyers, were, Lord and Lady Jaaver, Lord and Lady VIEWER., the Hon. J. Paws, &c. GRAND PETE AT STOWC—Stowe-houre, tl e mag nificent refidence of the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, has for feveral days been the fcene of festivity and pleafure. The fete given by his Lordfhip is not only worthy of an Englifh Nobleman, but might vie in fplendour with theentertainment of an Eailern Pr ince. The entertainment commenced on Friday. The Grotto, which has long been the admiration rf fn. reigners, as well as natives, was in the evening bril liantly illuminated, as well as the different temples in the gardens. This being the grand day, the le.e commenced by eleven in the morning, with a ptlbix breakfaft. For the ball in the evening, upwards of 800 cards of invitation have beer. iffned. The PRINCE Of WALLS and Duke of CLARENCL ar rived at half pall three o'clock on Thurfday after noon. Mr. Fox was with their Royal Hitlhnelfes The company prefent were, the Duke of dR AI Tr N. Duke and Duchefs of Biome's, Lords &irritant?. TON, SPENCIR, ALTHORP, CARRINGTON. EUITU.I. and Ladies ; Sir WATEIN WILLIAM% WyNNe alai Lady, Mr. and Mrs. Sarin:OAS, Mr.and Mrs. Warr- ZILIAD, Mr. WINDN•II, Mr. GREY, and the whole of the Gee a TILLS party. The fireworks were extremely brilliant on Friday evening ; his Royal Highnefs (up ped in the grotto, with a We& party ; it was illumi nated with variegated lamps, at kali to the amount of 13,000. The Marquis's Band, in full uniform, played on -the water, together with a Band of Savo ards, among whom were feveral performers nn the Pannonian reeds. They played alternately between the fire works. The Pelves and his party continued until one o'clock, when they retired, amidst the :Lucia itystions of upwards of i a,OOO perfonss