Star. — London, England, 1818-07-13 00:00:00

iIOYAL MARRIAGE& ;:rne that the Duke would not consider any: elan the discovery of the author ofthe in i:ic AS a sifficient reparation for the ca !oly liishe.l against im. The P,cwincial Estates o! the Netherlands are no* l asscni;:zii. they have been employed on the Budget Province, but have not yet proceeded to the eecirn of Deputies to serve in• the. Chamber of the sl.r.:;-(.l:racral, as it was expected they would; and o or tl:at the election will be on the 15th of n7:V.11. 1 e Tecc;ve3, this morning, New York Papers to t h e of Jane. It is stated in the Savaanah Re putiicqa, on re3pectuble authority, that three vessels', , it h s eproseci to be Patriots, have landed . .M t a ,t Finrida, south of St. Augustine and near Ma: that IC\`) men were sent from St. Augus tine to oppose them. The from S:mth America, which we an r.:,l;w:i in the Gf Saturday, has put us in pos. o,licial itepoq of General SAN M AR ., 1:,7, relating to the Inilliant act:on gained by the cimbirA 1!.. , cn0s Ayres and Chili forces over the ;;;7:ri up from Lima, under Getieral Z'Ciio7l tank rla , :e on die 3th April, in tho f a short distance from Santiago, and ia rier that a more pct feet idea may be forted rs-c submit the following details, bvJea on the private levers of Officers engaged in the whole campaign. . . . Thursday was the day appointed for the mairiage ofhis Royal Highness the Duke of CLAlltlnitit with her Serene highness the Princess ADEL., IDS of SAX! MEI NINGEN, and the te-marriage of the Duke and Duchess of KENT, for which purpose various prepa rations were made. At an early hour a carriage ar rived at Kew Palace with the massive, ancient, and valuable Plate belonging to the Cha pel Royal, S:. James's Palace, and Whitehall Chapel, some of it as old as the tine of King Wit.ct.iss, and among Ishich is a soli.: gold cup of the KIN;; s. On the arrival of the plate there, the persons entrusted with the care of it were informed that the marriage of the Royal Dukes was postponed till Saturday; it was, however, arranged that the plate should remain at Kew Pa lace till the marriages were solemnized. The postponement of the time of the marriages was settled on Weduesday evening, when the PlllfiCit Reoisti dined with the Duchess of GLouczerzaand the Princess Autmsra at Kew Palace. The cause of the postponement is not generally known: but it is understood, that it was the Wish of the Queer to be present at the solemnization, as well as the paid cular desire of the Royal Dukes; • and as the health of her MAJESTY was in a progressive state of im provement since her severe attack on Saturday hien, it was hoped that her health and strength would be improved by the delay of a few days, and we are ex tremely happy to say, the expectations of the Rx- GENT and the ,Princesses were realized, as het MA .IEBI Y was much better on Saturday, the day finally' fixed upon, and all those persons were invited whose official situations demanded their attendioce at the solemnization of the marriages.. . At an early hour on Saturday morning, the Royal Upholsterers ived at Ks Palace, and fitted The Royalist Geaeral Ossouto ha v ing landed at t eph p o o t r se ary t-_ arrive .... stew —ex, ant. _- up a Altar in the Queen's Drawine,"' '7 esom, V rlgteino, in the itav of Conception, fem rom Lima, which looks into Kew Gardens, on the first floor. yell all the troops which th• Viceroy could place at The rail of the Altar was extended for the accom kis di Focal, mustered the ;:arrisoli, and on the Ist m. mson velvet cushions for them to kneel onodation of the four Royal Personages, with four liNalell corm - Ile: iced the campaign with m 5500 en , crimson whole was covered with crimson velvet. The ealu iicie; allured on and deceived with the appearances able and magnificent communion plate belonging to L ee:ll:see General SAN AA CT! s displayed before t h e Ch a p e l Royal and Whitehall. Chapel, which had „rat, tl,e ItoyLlist Chief did not hesitate to advance, a most elegant and splendid appearance, was dis -ti his marches were so rapid, that is twelve days played on this occasion,. he Royal Pairs, other Members of the Royal Fe le:leached the Nlaule, 80 'leagues florn his point of . 1 mily, and ersons.. who were to be present, had aientherkation. With the same activity he crossed all arrived before four o'clock, at which hour the tle river, and took lip a position on the other side of QUEEN was coeducted to the . Drawingeoom, and ve city of Talce. a tolerably military point. took her seat on the riel , it side of the Altar, in the General SA.7 MARTIN, at the head of 8000 war- same situation as she did at the marriage of the Prin cess ELIZABETH with the Prince of Hess HOM 1. 3, still folhwing up his plan of tetreat, with a BOURG. The PRINCE RLGENT attended the Quees . '..., to d:Aw the enemy down to the plains, present- on her entrance into the Drawing-room, and was fol-. e' no other than scattered !Guerillas, hut sufficient to lowed by the Duke and Duchess of YORK, the Duke t L ;•.e in;crest, r6a , c the pride (,I the Spaniards, and and Duche-s of CAMBRIDGE, the Duchess of GLOU CESTCR, the Princess AtNstrsrA, the Princess SOPHIA i: .!ace them to 11 , 11[ file nieunt sins and withdraw : of_6 , I,.OtTESTER, the La.negruve of HeelsCAssiaL, ili Cie basis cf their operations, which could be cue Loucoess.ot Mettillica:, the . LOnD CHANCELLOR, re other than the fortress of Talc:spare). For this • the Earl of LIVERPOOL, Viscount Steercitrru, Count repose he liked his head-quartets in San le:-La,;00, ' lulu COWILtS3 AIUNSTER. t.a 1ei1,c..2i ireta the city of Taira, then occupied by The Duke of •;LA !CENCI! and his intended - Bride, i and the Duke and Duchess of fixer, being intro- o,soate. The latter, .. gaining crery day more con duced into the room in due form, and having taken ideate is himself and troe,ps, and filled with pride their stations at the Altar, the Archbishop of CAN sad extaltaian at the idea of having penetrated, TERBIALY commenced the marriage ceremony, 'in without resi.,tv.ce, such a spice c.f colntry, felt Con- which he was assisted by the Bishop of LONDON. ste enoti-h tz.,le.lve his camp, and make an advance The Brides had the honour of being given away by raesentd: s .- Ca the l9th (Mardi) he came in 7c*c,n,- 'the PRINCE itgovir. The Loan CHANCEL:LOA pros . duced the unction of the REGENT in Council to the tact with the toe ec the Patriots in the plains of marriages. Chimbaroogo. The latter oh :red battle, this Osso- After the ceremony, Mr. Howse, the Serjeant of RIO declined, and waking a retrograde movement, . the Vestries of the King's Chapels Royal, was in at.; returned to iiis pohni;:n at Talca. In this retreat he tendance with his gold, verge of office, and produced the registry book of the Chapel Royal, St. James's' was sum - fu fly chari;ed by the divisions' under Generals o . l!loerti S, /.12. C AR C E, and BRAYER.— Palace; when the Bishop of Loerioe, as Dean of that Chapel, registered' the marriages in the book accor- The Royalists lost. 600 men, and the affair would; dingly, which was witnessed by the QUEEN, the, lave heeu ,core decisive, if the cavalry of the Pa-! PRINCE Rumeer, and all the branches of the Royal mots had net met with some deep ditches which i Family present. The LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earl of LIVERPOOL as Prime Minister, and Viscount Sin- ! prevented them from continuing their charges. Ind mune as Secretary of State for the Home Depart , ccesequence of this, these detached divisions en- meet , also signed the register boa, as three of the tamped the same right of the 19th near the enemy, P r i vy C ounc illors who were present when the senc elan the latter, availing himself of the obscurity of , tion in Council . was given to the marriages. thenight, at ten undei.took 4 sudden attack with such' At the conclusion of the whole, the Archbishcp of 1 C , ANTE11111:11Y, the Bishop of LONDON, the LORD tcceets that, notwithstanding the Patriots made the AAIANCELLOR, and Viscount SIDMOUTI4, left Kew.— 1.,15t rtitance they were able, the divisions were dis- The QUEEN retired to her private apartment, where rasa So great was the confusion on this occasion,' her dinner was served up, the state of her health not fart, although Ossonto remained master of the field, ! permitting her to dine with company. At five o'clock be experienced considerable loss, and at day-light I the PRINCE REGENT'and the remainder of the corn eend that some of his troops were fighting against puny sat down to a most sumptuous dinner. tell other. General O'Hicores was wounded in Soon after half-past seven o'clock, the Duke and L.l arm : aad withdrew to Santiago. Duchess of KENT left in Prince Leoroetis travelling Ge:leral SA!: Matiers, as soon as he was informed chariot, for Claremont. The Earl of Livrnroor. c: the unexpected surprise his vanguard had expert- left about the same time. The Preece Reoexe and i . xtd, Icq no time in assembling his best troops, all the Royal Party proeeeded in open carriage , : to •Ahicille did with so much activity, that on the 22d - die Cottage in Kew Gardens near the P.:,, , ..11, w 1 ,:, p rumpa l corps h a d f orme d a j unct i on , an d by t h e w hi c h was a f avour i te p l ace with the Kee°, here l 'ie.:: he cxpe:ted the whole of the dispersed would they drank tea. The Duke and Duchess of Cr.e.• . 7.ve met i n . C once i v i ng , then, that Ossonro, P.ENCE afterwards preceeled to the Royal Duke'sre- ! ( 'i'-eci 7 .. n ! the momentary advantage he had gained, sidence in St. James's Palace, which was brilliantly': enuid re hesitate to advance, ha retreated to the illuminated. . 1 i ;;-cat plans of Maipo, extending for a distance of At the conclusion of the ceremony, General Tar • teen leagues to the South of Santiago, the capital LOR dispatched a light horseman to London, en s; Chili. nouncing that the marriages had taken place, when Ircm that rnment Ossoluo considered himself tile artillery gunner was waiting in readinet.; to re -77 ' ...cr cf C1 , 11i ; and, without lo tug an instant, ad- ceive the communication, and at five o'clock a double! ..:cel i a full ear n e s t, ov e rc oming ouch partial re- royal salute was fired by cannons in the Park, and . z.:latce as S AN M ARTIN occas i ona lly an d stu di ous ly t h e b e ll s o f severa l parishes were mtg. raced in his W.V. On the 4th Ossouto took up a The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE arrived at, *`''icon na some heights ccrnmanding the plains of their residence in St. James's Palace, on Saturday! 'Aipo, and formed a line of near 6600 men, sup- night, about eleven o'clock. from Kew. i }Elea by twenty pieces of artillery. After several On Saturday night, about nine o'clock, the Da- , tdovrateats, wili evidcntiv showed the Royalists chess of MEouteozx arrived at Grillon's Hotel, from :voided coming to acth SAN MARTIN resolved on Kew, and dined with the Duke and Duchess of Clue " atiA(k. .t.t ();,e in the afternoon, this brave Of. HENCE yesterday. lite r was ctrn riding al mg his lines, with a flag in WEDDING DRESSES. tits hued, ex.: , .rtiii : , his men, notwithstanding the Ifett nOYAII. Hionsvoi rum Menus or Krien.—A very Ma 10. .7 :17e that shored arou:A him from the one- and ci,•kint gold tissue, with two superb borders of scalloped it` ma a b o E ti o r i nl andcio g , , Caeret to bo c r o d i e r r . headedrmid r i chly rich trtm go Id erimmed wat t:tun ; trfs .1; 7i: .- .•ty. He formed 1.. i-: troops in squareq, and R beau- tact.' a , !va'lce•-! te 1\ ithin 1::4 1 Yards of the! one- titui t:ro , “ets reins lace, an e d *P tastefully lamented with gold , rcr s : i ". where he de- z .lf -,:•.•.1. an , l, after three dis- izvs, Is ; tint robe of rich goid ti-sue, Tried with whits. sada, wad -- ,,, mieri lid with •-'-' -- - - match the , (n rn: . tki , try, ,ircvc on to the attack Tviicc t , ,.::tr:lcte..l by the ground, cznirr, au t wit:i which ca% airy 1.111513 C :::Id o,:arnple of thci: thcin the at.;: ' - k. No ti:•:;,ly fur ot con;• .;air..thf..,round, trio, mond with richecalloptd lair trinur.ing to at.d fAstened at the waist with a very brilliant diamond clasp. f lea il-ds axe, i• wreath of diammids. Ibe RUY.kI, 741.1)71,`ne5S OW CLARVICIAr-.4 very rich and elertitt silver tivkito, w:th two blued &mut** of beau laze, eaeil Coun.e heatid with rich silver shell trim •Lif!#t ; b , , fly and dt tette Fqperbly trimmed with Brussels poin, And silver tassels; the role: of rich silver tissue, lined with ;!'te triirr. , ed with breis...ls late, and bordered with sil v.• 7 n i visa. lita,l-tht.e, .st wr4.:«:: dr:Utz/ends. I. ; !i Att tat, blinttrar.*o. PALM(iii'rH, JULY 9 and 11. Wind from W. S. W. to W. N. W:L..Arrivitik Lady Wellington packet, With a mail from •Bio sailed,the 10th of May, and from Bahia the 28th of May-10th, the Countess of Chiehestet packet, with mails from Malta. sailed the 13t Of June, and from Gibraltar 24th of June:' on tiii,2sill.of ;flint, in lat. 36. 17. long: 7. Pt. - passed tbienigh a Spanish fleet, consisting. of a frigate and a brig, and twenty-sir Merchant ships, twcapeivatecrs (schooners) then in sight, with blue, white; and blue colours flying. The Francis Freeling packet, with mails from New York, sailed the 7th, and from Halifax the 21st of June. The Lady Mary Pelham packet was at Ndw York, land the Queensbury packet was at Halifax, when the Francis Freeling le ft . Sailed .the 16th . the Stanmer packet, for. Jamaica.: • PLYMOUTH. JULY H. Wind S.W.—Came in the following transports , viz. the Minerva, Braileford, and the Ileulus. with the 31st Regiment on board from Malta—they sailed on the 4th ultimo. PORTSMOUTH, SOLT le. Wind N.W.—Arrived his 'Majesty's ship Rostatto from a cruise. The Topase frigate will sail for Ben• gal on Tuesday, if the wind is fair ; and the Liver. pool, the latter end of the week. DEAL, JULY te. Wind N W.—Arrived and sailed for the Rivet the Barbados: packet, BAIISTON, from Barbadoes ; the William, Gumst, from Trinidad ; Prospect, P.fssm Qu ebec ; Nile, Scorr, from Fara}, and waits I for orders; and the Elizabeth, Ews, from Chester. Came down the River and remain, the Philip Tabb, TARR, fur Philadelphia ; and Good Czar, Musao, for Ancona. DOVER, JULY ii.• Sailed this day the Chichester packet, Captain RUTTER, with a Mail and passengers for Calais; and the Lord Duncan packet, with a Mail and passengers for Ostend. Arrived le Dasire, French packet, with . a Mail from Calais. - JULY 19,.—Anived last night the king George, Captain AI-RACER, from Calais, with passengers; and the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HAL LANDS, from Ostend, with a Mail and passengers. Sailed this day the Queen Chailorte, Captain l'uomAs, for Calais, with passengers. CORK, JULY 7. Arrived his Majesty's ship 'FERRET, from Plymouth. LERWICK, JULY 2. • The Prince of Brazils, of . Hull, passed this day with eight payable fish, from Greenland. The Cap tain thinks the fishing will be good in general, heard nothing of the discovery ships ; she caught her fish to the Southward of the 70th degree. . . oRrENocK. JULY 7. Arrived here this forenoon, the Independence, ninstras, from New York, in 24 days; spoke on the 18th June, iu long. Gi. lat. $5, the brig George, from Halifax bound to Jamaica. Arrived on Sundry night, the Sarah, Badger, from New York,' in 28 days ; sailed thence 7th ult.--on the 9th tilt. off Nantucket Shoals, spoke the schooner 11.whesay, from Halifax for Bald snorts, in distress, with passengers, supplied her with provisions ; and on the Sd inst. lat. SA 21. long. 11. 4. the brig Lydia, &Reed, from hence for Philadelphia, out three days, all well. Gassxocc, Jeer 9.—Arrietd yesterday, the Ann Grant, Wilson ' from Black River, Jamaica. Sailed thence the ^:d a May. Lek leading for Clyde, the Isabella, - Cameron, to sail shortly after. Oa thasa ult. in the Gulf of Florida was boarJtd by the Brisk privateer, under Venezuelan colours commanded joy Clearruolovo Arismtudl, who 'Wed a few questions, and very Isolitcly supplied the Ann - Grant wfth atirrerolliresd, of which the ship was much in need. Arrived also, the Sophia, Moore, from Quebec. Sailed thence 9th ult. Left loading fur Clyde, the Rebecca, AV Kenzie, and Fame, Abrams, to sail iu &ix days. Spoke no vessels on the passage. Also, the Thetis, Morrison, from Afiramichi, which she left on the 25th ult. in competes with the Union, —..—, for London, the Airnwell, Albion, an Helen, fur Aberdeen, and the Jane and Margaret for Belfad. Also, yesterday, the Sterling, White, from Quebec, sailed 50th May. On the 20th ult. off Cape Race, spoke the James 'Willie, ---, from Belfast for St.. Andrews, out 12 days, all well. `The Duchess of MAR,LsonQuumwith the Marqbis, her son,. and two daughters, arrived at Paris on Thursday last. The Cicero, Teton, arrived from the South Seas, - left the Admiral Berkley, Captain ilorsr., on the Brazil Banks on 17th March, with 1:;50 barrels of whale and sperm oil, all well. March (2,0, spoke the Adventure. Luce, v.ith barraL, on the Banks, all well. - March 1 21, spoke *the Init l ( Ilaonah, flan urN, widi 60 hal rels of sperm oil. am; boiliog a rOit whale the same day, all well. Feb. 7, spoke the Nel son of Lonkn, P.tm.:ETT; mastet, fi‘e what's, , on the Banks, all well. , . The Liv . rueooL, :30, Captain F.. 1. Coi.o rn, C.B will s:m.lQv India on Saturday nest. She is to take On board a frei , ht of '02.00,000. on account of mer chant; ; she w ifi touch at the A faxn•Lius and Trinco malee. The Toeazu, Capt. LoULfy, is expected to c. 61 !Or ALL!ris and Ikagal ; and the CoNriANCE, Cart:Lill N:osroomruiv., for nuca, in a few days. Captain lin:;lti 11A'irr is appointed to the 1:1:11YA !Ali. 4'2, fitting at Chatham for the Leeward Islands. Mfr. JAMES FINLAISON is a sited Master, and Mr. l).avio Josns, Surgeon, of 7 e TARTAn.—Mr. W. CALLAWAY (.on alt. Cal AWAY. Esq. TCWII Clerk of Portsmotith),ls appointed Purser of the Er it . t a Lus. , The General Stewart, with 250 convicts for New South Wales; and the Success, of London, for South America, are wind-bound at Spithead. The Success was formerly his Majesty's frigate VoLitor, sold out of the service.—She appears to be now iptended for active service. Lord BERESFORD is arrived from Lisbon in the Prince Ernest packet. He is accompanied by Ma • jors WATSON and BRACKENNORT, and Mr. CLARF. Thursday morning; a duel took place on Southsea Common, between a Mr. SEARLS,•and a Mr. POR- I/ER, two young Gentlemen who had just returned 'from South America. The quarrel originated during the voyage. SEARLE was shot in the left hand, and it is supposed will lose one of his fingers. Tuz ENGLISH OPERAr—La Perouse was again performed on Saturday evening, to the admiration of an elegant audience. This Piece is certainly got up in a must excellent and effective style. In the course of last week we noticed among the company att.-acted, the following, with large parties, viz. Her Royal Highness the Duclwis of lurk, Lord and Lady Shrewsbury. the Countess of Glersall, Ladies Charlotte Denys, Morris Gore, Smith, Perth, Boacawen, and Berwick, Lords Alvanl4 and Wiochelssa, Hon. Miss Wrottesley, Mrs. Free mantle, Mrs. Arthur Stanhope, Mrs. General Gascoyne, Mrs. Roaches -et, Sir W. Chatttrton , Sir G. Naylor, Mr. lank M.P Mr. Aagersuln. Couuitss of Jersey, Ste. &s. &s. thittiLtioiffla , , • • • • „ I L Poßristntrni Pin 11.i1i*Tftnwf ttAtRIL ifo_lixDßAN rio Vr 4 r, TURSDAT, 7.. a. A .Cso Mete, free tor sA llersen-.,11-yr OM., 6*. Ink 44r 411 ,,1i 71t. ; nst...sib..;.67yr olds, ist. leib. and sgtd, 2st.-31b. allowed to Mares kid Geldings . winners of sal former Mate or grebes to carry Slb.—of two or more, 7Th. • ettra. Twn-mile le,ta. Col. flraves's hr. h. &silt, joy, dacha, 6-pro old, Ow. 121 b, 1 1 Mr. br. g. hfirktetatt,:aged, bat. sib. S Cape, Dickenson 's bAII. Creeper, (late Orenhoppee),l-yre okl. tht. 51b. 4 4 Arr. Rs:glen br. g, Wan-conductor, S-yrs nIA, an.Ath. fdr f i de. Wh;te's g:alaa,..by,Cinepos, 11-vrt old, 91t. bdr her. Walker's 1. e. Sidknebee, 4-yra old, an. 61b. 6 dr Marhantaa- and Sidietthei ran on the wrong aide of a post the first heat, but saved .tintr digtante. Marksman the favewite the apst. Brush ; after, the tirat,beat rren bettleg ertl3rnsh. 11r, fin rave. r A Sweepstakes 5943 e, ch, with 20ga. added, forborne not iiiitra;f4 'trod: 11 . 4te nreighia.—Tbe winner of an 7 (Ant* Plitchkr v Stak , •3 to rimy 51h. erre. • p-mil? Heats.—Six Sobscribers. Capt. Moore's b. m. Romp, by Prmpect, aged, Itst. 7lb. t Cot Graves named Tient. St. George's gr. g. Khig Corner by Commodore, d-yra old, I lit. bib. - A Match for .50gs. Tyro-mile beats. Gentlentrn to Adis Capt. Gauntlett . ' b. m. Mishap, by Ifaphazare, 11-yri ...ald, 104. lntb. A .1 . I I 1 lk.. liayter'a b. m. by Duct pinius 6 • 1 II 0 WEINIFIWAY. A Plate at . 4.50 for Hones the eby of Stibstelbarb Weights as for Me Wee Plate of Tester& , the winner if NW*, if started, to '..!irrry 10Ibs. entre. Heals Tht .winner to be sold fqr toOrs. if demanded. lir. Dilly's b. g. Alien, S-yra old, tilt. 916. 1 1 Mr. flowley'alb. g.Stortn,byThunderbolt,eirsolA,7stat. Mr. Dradley's'br. f. by Rubetas, &in old, est. l Ms. 8 Even betting on Alien—woo by a bead only bath beats A Pree Itantlicap 'Sweepstakes of Sp. each, with a Ladies' Perm of 3oga. edited. To declare before Twelve o'cloda, this-mite beats. _ _ Mr. Tian►pi's br. g. Marksman L iged, 10st. 41b. 0 I 1 Vol. 'Graves's b. g. Sir Christopher, 6-yrs old, gat. Stb. 0 S 2 Capt. Whyte's b. g. ttai 6-yrs old, Olt. Sib. s 4 dr Meets betting oh l'arksman and Sir Christopher. After tie dead beat to 2on itlastsman. A most sevrrrly 'notated rage. Five others were handicapped, but did not staff. A Sweepstakes of Sgs. each, with 20gs. add-d, for flaws which had been regularly homed last season in the Coopty of flaws. Three-Trak heats. Twelve stone. To be rode by Gent/epos. Six Subscribers. Cipt. Gauntlet's b. m. Mishtip - - Col. Graves•s b. g. Sir Cssrlstnpher A wen-contested race--Sir Cniistophm the henuette at Wirt hag, notwithstanding his previous severe race with Unbent:4 on the same day. . The sport was superior to what is usual at country face.. the heats being in gemrai ecnttned. The Ordinaries and R.ll were well atiemied, and no accidents occurred. CtiAtnmn or SIR FRANCIS BCFMETTe•••••FraII the auspicious appgarance - of the waather this forenocn, crowds of persons are flockin_g in all directions to :witness' the Chairing of Sir }Limn BrADETT, of *hick we shall give a full account in our columns cf 0-morrow. _ _ . • The Chair Man of Sir,FitArtets BURDSTT'S Com mittee received the following letter from the HiEla Constable of Westminster, on Saturday evening; _ " Sir—l have to Inforof yon, that 1 have just been evi.h Mr. Tionnadsa who has communicALd to me the owlet+ et my Lard Eue;orni, as . IWO Steward of Westminster, that rotate myself, net' not of the eartstablm, arc to attend on the Proses- dun on Monday next. I IGM, Sir, y.c.ur obedient Servant, Charbtr-Cmas, July tI. WM. tor" We are sorry to hear that Sir MtmaAT MAxv.'rt.t. is 441 far from well : he suffers occasionally from the brutal outrage upon his person during the FJecticiu. The Corporation and most of the Parishes and Public Bodies of Dublin, have presented Addresses to Mr. GRATTAN, expressive of their abhorrence of t h e fl agrant outrage offered to his person at the clue of the tlectiorfitc that City. - -- The resignation of Mr. PEEL, as Secs for Ire land, has at. lengthoaken place, and Mr. C. GRAXT will be the successor of the .Right Honourable Gen tleman. This event would have taken place early in last year, had not Mr. PEEL been induced to attar. don his resolution, in compliance with a requisitntu alike honourable to his public and private character. We allude to the later which was signed by all the principal Noblemen and Gentlemen of Irelami, in cluding men cf all parties, earnestly tecrteving Mr. PitL. to centirateln his office. that he might be enabled to complete various beneficial measures, v. Lich his realous in q uiries into, and his intimate knosviedpe the condition of that country, had suggested to him. . Saturday as slr. FiTZcLARENCE, a zon of his Ro,:al Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, was passin , , along flainn-.eismitl, in a chaise ; the horse toe fright, and he was ritre.wit out, and his leg broken. The Duke of .CumtERLAND visited him after the accident, at St. James's Palace. • The Hamturgh Correspondent remarks, that the year 1718 was one of extraordinary fertility; corn, wine, and fruits were most abundant, and of the very best quality. The 18th year of the .19th century promises to be equally auspicious. The Cambrian newspaper says—" So intense was the heat of the sun on the 13th ult. at Tavbach; Gla morganshire, that a gate-post was actually set onitre and consumed beftve it was discovered !" We understand that Sir FitAticts BURDETT, and other einivent political characters, will attend the •Public. Meeting at the Crown and Anchor to morrow, on the Monopoly of Beer. COIIN-VXCHANGF. MARK LASE, JULY 15. Having had considerable arrivals of Foreign 11 7 1=t since this day w4-ek, av,d a good supply of our awn growth this morning, the sales were uncommonly heavy, at a reduction of 2s. per qr. from Friday . ' prices; but what was disposed of was on the sate terms as on last .3i,ondax. The recent favourable showers have caused a depression in the sales of na spring Corn ; and Barley, Peas, Beans, and Oats, ate Cs. per qr. cheaper than cn Friday. . SNGLISH. Small Pawls O4l lifia , Wheat, Kent and Tick ditto ... .. ..... 49a 940 Ewe: 'fs Ser Onw, Potato. ---.-441, 900 Suffolk .-. .......... -.74114a rtaami:- ....-40. Sea Norfolk 'l4l OOs -e--- Fecd • ...Ma 4fla ftye..,..... -16s 5Js Flour, per Sack....-... 706 7.c. Burley 4Cs 60t Rapeseed, per Last klirif'44 Mak 'los sus I votioos. White Peas 56. GOs Vitteut, Dantile...... ..04s c4e AVERA OE PRICKS ef CORN in England Ind Wake, front the Returns received in the week multi July 4,11115 s Wheat I ti Rye. I o Barley. I Onto I Ikons I Peon. e. d. . d. d. s. d. b. d. o tl. 14 4 55 1 48 1 1 33 0 57 10 54 1 The Avenge Price of Roger, frets the retains msde hi the week ending the 9th July, 1015, is 490.0' d. per cwt. SMITILEIELD MARKET, JULY 13. To tank dn. ofxt—per stone at slim Beer ........Ss Sd to 4t. 104 Veal Od to 04. Mutton Od to 50 Od `Pork . 3t cd to 116 of Lamb - es. cd. to 7s. cd. Beane le4o--Ca set sos—Sbeep and loo•be sip HAY AND STRAW PEIt Lo.llt. Hai £s to XS so Stras....-.1.2 10. to 1, Is Clover 5 to It os I Rowe' ... opo s o es 1 Ir . 1 • • • e . 4 • 2 s t , • • • . 1: I I f I it ,e 1, I .3 • 1 , tr. Li et • • • 5 u▪ i of se e- II I f *T er. ;Le in- Ir. 'ed of, '1 ; lad e ike I • - at - 4 the iry • , I • cgs Ilatt Ere and tt.e OW, xst imra• 1 7 .2 11'4 are • 4: • • e ees ass r spe 416 4lie• 7 5 / 1 • t .C 44 tea firma V 1 I the • ad t Pit t T . dr