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PENSIONS. CONTINUED FF.OM THE 3TAE OF FRIDAY. JOLT 17. )VISIONS TO THE LATE omen; cAlauxes ♦INTS. Alms Hook at Hano- .4 .-- Gibf on. George - £ too %ter - - - 01 Hort, Coustets . - 3o TENSIONS TO TRY LATE, PRINCESS OF WALES'S SERVANTS. •-- - _ _ Brace, W lism - - 29 Muller, Cliriftopher as Breit, William - so Metan, William - 27 13owlby, Lady Mary - '285 Newton, Sarah - - so Palley, John - - too Neville, Catharine - 372 Cadman, Richard - - 56 Nicholay, Clailtopher - 173 Cameron. Douyald - 39 Patella% Ann Elizabeth at Thkon, Thomas - - 3o Ramos, Charles - - 28 POW!, Philip - 250 Ruflitoa,Henry 32 Davies, Jane - 10 Rulhton, James - - 1 9 Mrs. Jenkins - 412 George - SO Egerton, U. 111311033 37s Ditto - - too rICI/011, Mary 131 Scott, Wilkins - 475 airdith!, John - - zoo Short, Edward - 33 Ditto - zoo Street, Anthony - - 38 Mrs. Munrs isi Schwa, John - - 39 Dards. John - - as Scott, Henrietta - 12 thatchhdon, Thomas - 39 Thonsaa, C. NaCau 13s liand, John 39 Viney, Waiter • •41 Lady Fuft - 31 White, Peggy - - 41 Lady Walfingham - 372 Watt% William - - 300 Jackfon, Jane 63 Ditto - --8 o Love, Richard - - 3 Ditto - - -a" Edw. and Tho. Godfrey so Watfon, Elizabeth Maithnd, Hon. A. - 209 Ward, Robert - - 20 - 95 PENSIONS BY SIGN MANUAL. E I -also; Moncton - 300 Gertrude, Char. Ma- Arnold, Bencdiet, and rianne. Caroline, Ca. Thos. Morrifon, Efqrs, tharine, and Elia. Hall in troll for Edward fax, Sol per ann. each 369 Shippen Arnold, James AL Eli:. Cumberland 'Co Robert fon Arnold, So- Sarah Adam - 3 00 phis Matilda Arnold, HOEt, Sir John - 1,000 and George Arnold, Hyde, Rev. G. Hooton so root each - zoo Howell, Anne - z 6 Allen, Frances Anne 65 Hereford, Lord & Lady, Boland, Qealhey - 27 and the furvivor et Brookibanli Ann - 200 them - - 9 00 Theodore Rote - 300 Hewgill, Elizabeth 3031 Brown, Charlotte - no Hufkiffon, William 1,200 Bremer Ann . 53 Deb. Char. Nugent 300 Brooks, Lydia - sco Jardine, Chrillin. - 125 lialcs Ann - 3 a Kyte, Loretto Marla 550 Butler, Elinor - so Lloyd, Ann ((plotter) 50 Beauclerk, Henrietta - Jim Lockman Arabella 33 Bcauclak, Charlotte - loci Lempriere, J. & Elm. soo &auclerk, Martha - zoo Lewhellin, Anu - 16 Ecluelerk, Ann - too Leflie, Lord - 5 00 Bunbury,Henry - 300 Livingßoo, Edmund 500 Butler, Lady Elinor too Lloyd, John - 50 Balmer, Dorothy - 50 Mandlon, Sauna Iwo Barshatl, George • 300 Maclean, Jane - 159 1 Mrs. Edmund Burke 1,200 Maclean, Jane - 150 The Sir Children of Jas. Moyle, if. and Mary 150 Fallowlield - 56 Machin, Rev. Arch. and - _ Borges, Sir James Eland !AZ* Ann - - lon iyrou, Catherine Gm- Harrill Bernard - 134 don - - 300 Milo, Wm. Ansuftas 300 Bearcroß, Clare Saint Mode/Jane (widow) so • George . - 200 Mudge, Thomas - 130 lbws Sarah - Sao Maclaine, Her. Anne 200 Cat tart. Eh. Baronet's Soo Monlannt, Lady Mary aco Lboke,Peneiope Ana tso Machin, C. A. Fig. 130 Coate, Elsa - Iyy Mordaunt, Lady Mary sof Cooke, Maria - 175 Mitchell, ker. Wm. 130 C.kriftie, Ann - 31 Maurice, Robert Clerk 300 Ditto - IS Mallet do Pan, Mn. aco Camber's:id, Lady Al- - Montford,Lot4 Thai. boo bins - - 4 0 0 Munday, Rev. Robert 90 Chamberlayne, Thomas Miller, Ann (widow) 130 Clerk - - 2so Noel, Maria - ico Chomberhyne, Betty Nott, Char. Georgina Ilso Clerk, and Caroline Nott, Ana.% - iso Charnberlayne 66 Jane Wrazhall - zoo Canaan, Lucy Cordell& 25 Pierfoc, Sarah - 47 Carillon, Mary (widow) 35 Hock's, Frances - $7 Lady Augufta Murray z,200 Piafon, Mary - 27 aes Lord Cranftori 300 Pierfon, Diana Ann s 7 Davies, Mary - s 6 Ponfonby,Sarah - 50 Davy, Elizabeth - 32 Poole, Sir Ferdinand* 670 Divernols, Sir Francis 200 Niece, Rev. Thos., 130 Edgecombe, Peggy 196 P amfden, Fret:hes/Me 300 Ellen, Dame Caroline zoo Reidefell, Baron de - 263 Eden, Sir Frederick zoo Ricfo, Louifa - 2so Elliot, Mary - 69 Robinfon, Cath. Ger. boo Elphisftone, Lady, and Rivers, James 446 two daughters - 300 Rowe, Sukcy - 270 Evart, Elisabeth (wl- Rofs, James Tyrrell $5O dow) - - 645 Searf‘k, Lord - 1,200 Jam Evart - 1u Sandhi', Chrillopher zoo Elizabeth Estrin - 121. Sneyd, lei any - 336 Mary Evart - Ist Socyd, 'llzabeth - 336 Ec&lste, Mary Henrietta 4 , a0 Sutton, Capt. Evelyn 250 beger,Tftnothy - 169 Sta rhuok , Sam. & wife 169 Pow* Frances - 6o Mary Ann Hordes 3 00 Francis, Elizabet h - 60 ifabella Maria Herrin Iso George Harni!ton Gordon 200 Catherine Heavies - 150 Pawliczter, William 300 Julia Mary Henries 150 Mt, Ann (widow) 66 twlnburn, Mary - 6 o Two eldcft of bet eight Spiegel, Van de Digits eftiblren - 66 Johanna - - . .• . . - 500 Phirmid, Lord Robt. 1100 Snittb, Ann - so Grease, Mary - son Lady Louth. Paget 300 Gilbert, Etienne Clerk zoo Webfter, W. and wife 65 Gertrude Philip Kutalt. Margaret Fordyce 150 bca - : zso Woodford, Sir Ralph zoo Greco Elia. widow zoo Willians, Mary . 400 HlllllO, Sara& Ana sa Dame M. J. Perriot 6o Hamilton, Dame Caa. zoo Willis, Thomas Clerk 40 0 Holdlanarth, Elizabeth see Walters, Margaret 2 0 Hamilton, Mary - 8o Walpole, Hem. Thos. • soss H. sad R. Cumberland, Whiteford, Caleb 140 Mgrs. His. M. Cum- (Land T. de Grey 1,200 berland - - zoo Wilfon,Dr. James - sso Andrews, Catharine Dent, . , C. (ipinfler) 30 00 (now Nott) too 0 o Dam, Sophia go 0 0 Airmail, Magda- Dent, Ceram • go 0 0 ten - 150 0 0 DM, COMM 30 0 0 Arnold, Margaret 500 0 o Dutton, Palmetto sr o 0 Burwell. Mary (now Dunmore, Countds Lady Mary t hur- of - 400 0 0 chill) - 100 0 0 Eliot, Robert, in Bruilcnell, Robert 135 • 0 truit for Manor Itudenhorgh. Dor. ao 0 e hien, mow Lady Barlow, Sophia 50 0 0 Auckland - ysid 0 0 ItiliOW, Maria so 0 o Foldcfey, Michael .to 0 0 Rarlow, Lomita go 0 o Foamier, Francis 300 0 0 Eadow, Catarina Falkland, Lord, and (now Mrs.Thiftle- John Law, or ei thwayte) so oet ther of them; in Diekirt.rth, John 131 o o troll for the four Brudcarli, Auger lo Ist o o daughters of the Mac, Rnbert las o o late Col. Carey 400 0 o Difinipp. Co. T. 400 0 o Flitifett, bufannah, lialcarras. Lad of 300 0 0 during the lives of Ckair , Litrlaynejletty her two daughtas4oo 0 0 Clerk. - 66 13 4 Frafer, William 200 0 0 CbansberlaTDC C. 66 13 4 °swine.. Falk Fio o o Cowper, Spencer Gardener, Charlotte 63 0 0 R e po : roust:vet Howard, Mary too o 0 for the life of Ms !loward,Lady 0 0 Faughter Jane Howe rtl, Lacly F,Jli. :io 0 0 Cowper - aso 0 o Hope, Henry 200 o o ere:firmer, Mr. soo 0 o Hat, Frane:s So 0 0 Colebrooke, Dann Hamar, Doretbea ao 0 0 Miry - 400 0 o Hantase, Aon so o 0 Mae, Frames 100 0 o Homage, Mary lo 0 0 Corbett, Major M. aso o 0 Heritage, Mary 20 0 0 ( aver, Mu/ 30 0 0 Jenitinfon, Ili:. Dent, Catharine ' (now Corona) ato o o (widow) - So 0 0 Jean, Timone aoo 0 0 (re be rantiamed.) r LONDON. WEDNESDAY. JULY sq. PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3pa Cam eo for money, sgfrDftto, for account, Onuitiim3. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock iny Long Ann. 28 3 per C. Red. : slsn S 9 SB4 Short Ann. 3 '46* C. 3 per CorIL IS I 1711 imp. 3 per Cent. 381 i 4 Per Cent- 74 79 711 Imp. Ann. ill i 3 pa C. Navy 9191 Omnium 6# f 4: S 5 Per C 1 - 6 7. 93 i I 1 ConL for Aug. - DIIBLIPI, JOLT 1 3.--Price of Stocks this day: Bank Stock T 444-3 per Cent. Gov. Deb. 89,!-- Grand •.:6 per C. Deb.96i. This morning we received Paris Journals of the 25th init. but they contain nothing of moment. — 'We have feasched them in vain for intelligence from Egypt, or refpetting GANTUSAVIIIE'S fleet. Our fearch has been equally fruitlefs for details re fpeling the threatened invafion, of which fo many reports are in circulation on this fide the water, and which the Public are in Tome meafure jufli fied in giving credit to by the great preparations on the part of Government. Some gun-boats left Cklais yefterday morning and fuceeeded in reaching Boulogne in fpite of a heavy fire from Come of our cruisers. There boats fail in fuch !hallow water, that it is difficult to reach them. The French Officers captired in the Chevrette (fee the Gazette) Rate, that an invafion may take place before we are aware ; and the falling price of the funds thews that many people here are of the fame opinion. For our own pans, though we ap prove of the meafures of precaution adopted by our rulers, we Rill doubt whether the enemy have any ferious intentions of the kind. PROM THE PARIS PAPRES. PAM 1, JULY 2s.—A notification has been fent to all the merchants of Venice, that in confequence of the peace of Luneville, and the amicable rela tions eftablifhed between Anllria and France, they muff not fupply the Britifh veffels cruiziug in the Gulph of Venice, with provifions or warlike flores. Letters from Vienna Rate, that Count CH ALL es de Conant's, uncle to the Plenipotentiary to Lnneville,and formerly Chancellor of the Empire, has been appointed Ambaffador of his Imperial Majefty at Paris. It was confidered at the Hague on the t7th as certain, that the indemnities of the houfe of Orange had been finally fettled at Berlin ; and' that the Prince of Orange will make a formal re nunciation of the Stadtholderlhip, when the Praffian troops in Franconia !hall have taken poffeffion of the Rates atligned to him. Lice/me, JULY 3.—The troops which defend Porto Ferrajo have experienced a check : rendered audacious by the good effett of their refinance, they made a fortie on the morning of the 29th of June, to the number of 300 men, to attack a corps of French of about boo men. The latter fuffered them to advance, and having formed themfelves into a femi-circle, endofed them and made a great flaughter. They, however, confole themfelves for this loft by the capture of a French brig, fent from Genoa, with too bombs, 250 barrels of powder, fix cannons, and two molten, defined for the ufe of the befiegers. A Neapolitan bark taken by a privateer belonging to Porto.Ferrajo, and which the Commandant ordered to be fet at liberty, has brought the crew of the brig into this port. G >404, JULY I I.—One hundred and fifty men of the garrifon of Aboukir arrived here on the sth, from Toulon, on their way to Milan. A boat which arrived here this morning in nine days from Marfeilles brings intelligence, that an Englilh flag of truce had arrived there, with dif patches for the Firft Conful. Ravassow, Jour t4.—The Diredorial Mini. firy of Mentz has prefented a plan to the Mini fters of the Diet, according to which, a Deputa tion is to be appointed from twelve States, viz. Mentz, Bohemia, Saxony, and Bavaria, in the Col. lege of the Eledors ; Auftria, Magdeburgh, Bre- I men, Wirtemberg,Wurtzburgh, and the Counties of the Evangelical Religion, in the College of, Princes; and two Imperial Cities, in the third Col lege. This Deputation will be commiffioned to deliberate On the bnfinefs of the indemnities, and will fubmit the refah of its labours to the Diet. STOCKHOLM, JULY 7.—The embargo on the Swedifli (hips in England having been taken ofi: our Court has fent orders to Colonel de Tome i:to i sr, who commands the Thetis frigate Rationed in the Mediterranean, to 'pat to fea in order to pro tea from the Tripoline cruisers the fiwesSni 'mer chant (hips which are homeward bound. The treaty of commerce concluded with ftufse has been ratified. Kis° has affigned a confiderable fuze to be difburfed annually for the purpofe of extending the cultivation of potatoes in Finland. His Ma• ItsTY has tent moo rix-dollars to the town of Diorneberg, in Finland, which had the misfortune fultain great damage by a bte. Monday their hiajzsrits and the PRlsiviits went Onboard the ROYAL CHARLOTTE yacht, at Weymouth : the weadfer being hazy they did not ant& out far, tut kept in fight of Weymouth the whole day : about fix they landed, and ho noured the theatre with their pretence, the houfe was crowded with elegance and falbion. - Thuriday, General Sir WILLIAM MIEDOWS was (worn of his Majelly's moll Honourable Privy Council of Ireland, - - - The following are the arrangements of the late Promotions and Appointments, in Portfmouth Dock-Yard : IL Dldama, Efq. Flrft Affiftant, to be Builder at Sbearnefa. Palbill,•Efq. Second Militant, to be Builder at Chatham. Efq. Mafter Caulker, to be Second Alßltant at Plymouth. Mehra Cannon, Nofeberry, and Strover, from Private Dock- Yards and Mr. Haynes, a Qiiarterntan, to be AlSitants in Portfinouth Yard. Mr. Maddock, Boat-Builder, and Mr. Perkins, to be Militants at Sheernefe Yard. Mr. Howell, Foreman of Portfmouth Yard, to be Boat-Builder! and Mr. Helby,a Qtarterman, to be Foreman of the Yard. The 49th regiment, and the detachment of the Rifle Corps, have ferved on board the Baltic fleet during the whole of the late expedition to that quarter. Parochial meetings are now holding at the dif ferent Churches on the coaß of Hampfhire, to carry into execution the propofals fubmitted by the Deputy Lieutenants, for arming fuch inhabitants as are not Volunteers, and for adopting the bell means in the event of invafion, for fecuring the cattle, corn, &c. The whole of the military dep6t from Chatham are at length removed to the Ifle of Wight, the advantages of which muff foon be felt by the Iflanders, as the native population mull receive an increafe of near 3000 ftationary fubjeffts ; the ex penditure upon whom will (land Government in near aoo,oool. per annum. Major-General HEWITT, the Commander in Chief, at the I& of Wight, refides at Olborne Houle, the feat of the late Rossi' . Hors 131.ACH FOLD, Efq. Major-General Dolt, after receiving a very af feaionate and congratulatory addrefs from the in habitants and volunteers of the We of Wight, took his leave for Exeter, in which dißria he is appoint• ed to a command. Prince WILLIAM of Gxouszsr zit has taken lodg ings at Weft Cowes, for the purpofe of fea bathing. The following Circular Letter has been iffued from the office of the Secretary of State for the Home Department to the Lords Lieutenants of counties, dirthing them to call upon the Volun teer Corps to omit no opportunity, compatible with their neceffary avocations, of exercifing in the field, and to be in a Rate of conftant and complete readinefs to march according to the terms of their refpeftive engagements, and wherever circum fiances may require : " Intelligence having been received, that the naval and military preparations which have been for tome time pa ft carried on in' the ports and on the coafts of France and Holland, have of late been purfued to a great extent, and with increafed aftivity ; and there preparations being apparently direfted to the objeft of making an attack on Come part of the United Kingdom, his Majefty con fi ders it as of the utmoft importance that the moll effec tual fteps fhould be taken without lofs of time for employing, to the heft advantage, that part of his military force, which the voluntary zeal and fpi rit of his &Netts have placed in his hands for the public fecurity. I am accordingly commanded by his Maje ft y to requeft that your ---- will fignify to the Commanders of the feveral Corps of Volunteer Cavalry and Infantry within the Coun ty of his Majefty's earneft wills that all Corps of this defcription may be kept in a (fate of the utmoft readinefs for fuch immediate fervice as may be conformable to their refpeoive engage. ments, and as the exigency of affairs may require. For this purpofe, I am direffted particularly to re commend, that under the prefent circumflances, the refpettive Corps of Volunteer Cavalry and In fantry fhould afremble for the purpofe of perform ing their Military exercifes as frequently as their nece(fary avocations will permit. His Ma)efty places the utmoft reliance on that zeal and fortitude which have been difplayed by all Claffes of his rub jeCts throug hout the whole a the prefent conteft, and which he is convinced will allure the mutt vi gorous exertions for maintaining, astinft every hoftile attack, the honour, the fecurity, and the independence of the United Kingdom." . - - The Fiasr Comstm having eipreffed with to fend a perfon to Vienna of tlie• rank of Amhara dor, his Isirsaisi. Msiasry has nominated Count PHILIP de Cos stirs s c, a relation to the Nobleman now at Paris, to reprefent him in the fame capa. city at the Thuilleries: The Baron de Buoi.'s ap pointment will not now take place. By letters from Berlin, of the s 4th ink the French General MACDONALD and his fuite were to fet out from thence in a few days for Copenhagen. Count HAVOWITZ, the Minifler for Foreign Affairs, had given a molt fumptuous dinner to the French• Em balfy ; and MACDON•LD is Paid to have declared, that thould the Court of Ruifia accept of the pro-1 pofals lately fent from Paris to Peterlburgh, with regard to the indemnities to be granted to the dif poreffed Princes, he will refsde in the quality of French Ambaffador at Peterlburgh. A whole family died in Paris on the toth from eating confeftionary which was poifoned.— When the Officer of Health arrived to make the necelfary inquiries, he found the father, mother, and two daughters dead ; the fon was Rill alive, but died the day after. On examinatiosi, ft was foundthe baking dills was full of verdegreafe. By an official return from the Admiralty Col lege at Copenhagen, of the killed and wounded on board the defence (hips in the road, in the bat tle of the sd of April, we find that 370 men were killed in the engagement, of which ten were offi cers ; too were wounded, and afterwards died of their wounds ; and 546 were wounded, three of whom are officers, who are (till living. The whole number of killed and wounded appears, by the fame official return, to automat to z,oso men. • COIN MARKETS. The Pale: of Wheat were not large to•dao, zi p Mark-lane, but rather more money was obuic e c than on Monday. Oats had a very brifk and were as. to 3s. dearer.--Flogr 31. sp.—Odle' articles as before. CANTERBURY, JULY gg. go. to 1404 Hog Palk - 48 to se go to 62 Boeing Pees ' 7 0 to 7 , 13 to 40 Hay, per ton 41 oe to el tot —to &intik'. do. 4 les to SI t , 40 to 45 Clover, do. 40ft04 1 to - 46 to 30 Straw, do. . 3) Oil to 01 OS —to Rough Mad gco to MALT—Brown Ego—Second 90s. Price of the Quartern Loaf, Is. 7d. II Wheat • Barley Oats Seed ditto New Beans Tick Beans Tans IEI At Warminlier Market, on Saturday, there was a very full fupply of Wheat, am: a declenfion in price of zos. per quarter. • A Gentleman who was at the market, counted upwards of i so loads, not one-fourth of which was fold. Yefierday, the Principals of the Bakers' Corn. party waited on the LORD MAYOR at the Manfion Houk, to fet the Mize of Bread, when it appear. ed by the Mealweighers' Reports, that 1:45 9 quarters,and four buillels of Wheat, fold from Bos. to 168 s. per quarter, and 6,241 lacks of Flour fold from 78s. 6d. to 13os. per rack at the Corn Ex. change ; and the average being calculated, it ap peared,, that Wheat bad advanced Sc. ad. per quarter, and, Flour being only Bfd. cheaper than the hilt Reports, hic Lordlhip was under the tie caty of continuing the Price of Bread the fame di before, viz. ts. Bd. the Qtlartern Loaf. ETON SCHOOL.—On Monday the Yonne/ Gtv• ?LINEN delivered their Annual Orations to a nu merous alremblage of Nobility and Gentry. Mr. POWLETT fpoke an admirable fpeech from SHAKE muss, compiled by his father, Lord Borrom. Mars. RIPLEY, SHEPHARD, and ROUTH, molt creditably diftinguillied themfelves. But the Cap. tain of the School, Mr. KNAPP, difcovered powers of elocution mat uncommon, joined to the ability of producing effeet very rarely found in a young Etonian. The Ora tions were delivered in the following order :-. I POLLEN, as. Census ad Alexandrum, 1 Curt. 2 RORY 11, An& It IN Ajax, 41014.1 e, 3 WARRORTON, Caffius, SheVeare. 4 Mr. Rasa, perorat. pro Mame, Cktrs. s Olar, Perfeus, 1 Livia. 6 Toasurus, Z. Li Demetrius, 7 Mr. Powsarr„ from Hoary V. 36a/e4rtare. 8 Rtnar, JC.S.Z - Pep:dee*, sotd.sitr. 9 TENNANT, 5 (8 Wpm, ro Tataiuusts, ' ' Oenuanicus, Tacit., II HEATS, MIA. K. S. Q4.lindtiliarius, Proiuss, 61, vs. a 2 6 . Adam , Milt.. i at x. 13 Damao, sas. Z. 3. &Philippics IL Cicero. 14 TRACK/RAY, mid.K. AL Latour, - ts lair, Thames, i s. x i Vire. A i 6 NariAlll. T 11121,1, 17 KNAPP, 1. 3. Caraffiaeus, MO, The performance was highly honourable to mod of the fpeakers. The Captain, Mr. Ks AP E, gave Caraaatus with great force as well as pathos; it, perhaps, was as finithed a performance as the an nals of Eton can boaft.—The venerable BRYANT was prefent, with a large allimbly of Ladies and Gentlemen. , At an examination in :Trinity College, Dublin, on the foundation of the Prini: cc, Prcnuurrn wc., adjudged to the following Students, Bachelors of Arts, for their proficiency in Hebrew :—HAßE, HAMILTON, fen. Jots', and DOC:Maury. AQ.y&TIC Geta.—The Gentlemen employed in the India-Houfe had a very Grand Regatta on Saturday left. They went in theCompanes barge up the River, to dine at the Cattle at Richmond, where a fumptuous and ver7 expenfive dinner was ordered, with all forts of wines. There were two or three other boats on the water, with the bind of the EA-India Houfe Volunteers, one of the pea military bands in the metropolis, and molt ably concluded by Mr. Hatt , . It happened, that a Cuftom-Houfe barge, with a large party, and a band of mufic, fet off at the fame time, to dine at the Star, at Richmond. The whole formed a grand fpedacle, and =rafted much notice from the fhores, by the fweetnefs of the melody. Many boats and (parties in confequence joined, the *day being very fine, till at left there could not be lets than one thouiand perfons on the water. When they arrived oppofite the New Palace building et Kew, Dicitusi, who was in the Eaft-India Ctim pany's barge, was called upon for " God Jaw the Ainz," which he fang in high file, the whole CoM patty, even the Bithop of London, who had fol lowed in a boat from Fulham, joining in Chorus. The effed vias very grand. The company after wards returned very merry, Ladies and Gentle. men alternately finging tongs, the tlanclt playing, &c. Monday fe'nnight the Silver Arrow was flint for on Burntsfield Links, Edinburgh, by the Royal Company of Archers, and won by Jars as Hors, Efq. writer to the fignet. 0 Saturday two ties of forty rods each were . run at Charing, between Me. Simmond s of Charing, and the noted Welchman, and both vron by Sim- . monds.—The fum run for was forty guineas, and the odds at Itarting in favour of the Icier. Tburfday loft a Court Martial was held en board the GLADIATOR, in Portfmouth Harbour, On Lieu tenant Timms: Itsowica, of his Majefly's fhip ST. Floasszo, for quitting the deck when he bad the firft watch, on the night of the soth of March,' without being regularly relieved ; and on Mr. RICHARD GIORGI PRACOCR, Mater of the fame Thlp, for hot coming upon deck when he had. the middle watch, on the fame night, until he was fent for about a quarter pall one o'clock. The Court agreed that the charges had been proved againft them ; but in confeq uence o f their very high character, they were adjudged to be only reprimanded. Lieutenant GRANT ALUM, of the Escort'. gun brig, was silo tried for returning to Spithead vrith difpatches with which he had been charged, for the Captains of his Majetty's (hips CLTDR, Louis; and Wocvaatws. The charge not being - proved. i he was acquired accordingly. .