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-~-- ~- .i • • - • • • 4 " intb iht at he Admiral Lord Nat.iom arrived at the Adrni. rpJty ycttertlay. After .:Citing the Hotlt4l, as we sated . in WI, where he gay. aAcof the nurfes a guinea for the cart thirhad Laken of the wounded *amen, his Lordihip went to Nelfon's Hotel, and partook of tome refreffiments. He was there waited on by the Naval and Military Officers, and the principal Inhabitants of the place, who were all Missions to pay their refpeeta to the Hero I after which his Lordihip fet out for town in a poft.chaife and four. The bodes and chaife Were decorated with ribbons, as were. alto the poftilions, who were in tailors dreltes, the mailer of the hotel officiating as one of them. The brave Admiral, accompanied by Captain Dimly, of the Kiva, and his own Secretary, was efcbrted the firft. nage by a detachment of the y A emouth Voluziteer Cavalry, who received his Lordffiip's polite thanker for this mark of reil*et. At the Court at the Qyxxm's Ho e, the 27th of June, zBoz, prefent, tKe Ki so's Moft Riceßent Majefty in Council—His Mai's-re-having been pleated to appoint ARTHUR WHETHAM, Efq. to be Governor and Commander in Chief in and over the Ifiand of Curacoa, in the Weft-Indies, be dsis day took the oaths appointed to be taken by the Governors of his Majefty's Plantations. The KING has been pleated to order a writ to be iffued under the great feat of the United King dont of Great Britain and Ireland, for furamoning the Right Honourable THOMAS PELHAM Up to the Route of Peers, by the Rile and tide of Baron PELHAM, of Stannacr, in the County of Sulks. The Kico has been pleated to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, unto JAMIE MONTGOMERY, of Stanhope, Efq. late Lord Chief Baron of the Court of - Exchequer in Scodand, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. The Kixo has alto been pleated to gi•ant the dignity of a Baronet of the Paid United Kin g dom, IQ WILLIAM DOUGLAS ' of Caftle-Douglas, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, and of Newton-Dou glas, in the Shire of Wigton, Efq. and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. His MA J ESTY has been pleated to grant the dig nity of knighthood unto Joan Rovns, Efq. one of the Judges of the Supreme Court at Bengal Hamar Gwtt.LLM,Efq. one of the judges of the Supreme Court at Madras t and BINJAMIN SuLI9AN, Efq. one oche: of the Judges of the Supreme Court at Madras. The Molt Noble HENRY Marquis of WARM WORD is appointed one of his Majefty's Moll Ho nourable Privy Council of_lreland. His Ma'am- on Friday laft fuperintended in perfon the me/during of fixty acres of ground in Richmond Park, which are to be attached to the Houfe that the Kim° has been pleated to prefent to Mr. ADDINGTON. Thurfday, his Excellency, the Loan LIIIVTE *ANT of Ireland went to the Court of Chancery, and took the oaths of qualification. His Excel lency was attended by the Commifiloners of the Great Seal, Loads Avoimoaa and KILIVAILDiIIt and Sir MICH•IIL SMITH. Trinity Term ended in the Irifh Courts of Law, on Wednefday laft. The ufual fittings have corn. Inenced. We are defired to contradiß a report circulated by moll of the English papers fome time agog on the authority of pnvatecorrefpondencefrom Ham burgh, that the Danifh Field Martha], the Prince of Huss, had fold pafports to neutral vefrels to go from Hamburgh to England during the em bargo on neutral veffels at that port. The whole account was entirely falfe. The late Lord STONIMILD fat as one of the Judges of the Court of Setrmn in Scotland ezaßly thirty-nine years, having been appointed to the Bench on 115th Jane 1762. He fucceeded Lord Trawata, who was named one of the Judges, in the year 1944, on the deceafe of Lord Rowsros, the latter having been appointed fo far back as the year 17 to. Thefe three Judges, therefore, fat on the Bench in fnecefbon to each other for upwards of ninety years. Lord Sroosriszn was for fome time one of the Lords of Jutticiary, but he relign ed that fituation a confiderable time ago. Yellerday the Loan MAYOR, after letting the amu of bread the fame as WI week, viz. one }bil ling and fourpence three farthings the quartern loaf, held a Court of Common Council at Guild hall. The Court agreed to a Report of the Commit tee for letting the City Lands, for improving and widening that part of Thames-lbeet• oppofite the Cullom-lsoufe. Mr. Sheriff Casts., its a fhort fpeech, introduced to the Court an interelling Report from the Com mittee for enquiring into the high price of every ar ticle of provifion, which was read anal ordered to be printed for the ufe of the Court. The Court voted pool. to the Widows of the Seamen who fell in the engagement before Copen hagen ; and alfo sool. to the Widows, &c. of thofe Soldi ers and Sailors killed in Egypt. Mr. GAIR•TT, of Bridge Ward, informed the Court, that at their next meeting he would move as follows : " tt appe a ring from the Deli information that the Farmers and Dui in Cans are MU withlsoldlng the Orals from the regular Markets, and the price of murk moth:waft on the ad_ nlice--Refolved, That an humble Petition be prercuted to Par liament, humbly pray* that a fumy of all the Grain from Which bread is made, be immediately taken, and the returns made by each proprietor or poffeffor on oath throughout Great Britain, fpeelfying tbt frparste quantities of Wheat. Wheat Flur, Barley Flour. Oats and Oatmeal, Rye and Rye Flour Idiewife that the different Grains untliransed be returned to the heft of their knowledge and belief of what is fuppored they will product when draftiest" The Conrt then proceeded to the eleAjon of a Coteam of Brokers' Rents, in the room of John Hawkins, deceafed, when the petition of Edward Aldridge, jun. was prefented and read, praying to be'eleeed to that office : he being the onlycan didate was unanimontly cleeted by flievr of handy, ':+4 l cl the Cour; adjourned at hAlfpall four o'clock. VallicAlAktait At MArk-fine arts tray; the Markets continue ', very brifk at Manta?* Prices . , a number of Copt try Buyers being at Mai.het. eats - , a quick fale6. Wheat, 100 S. to i 248. . Dant:rick Wheat, 14.43. to 1541. Ikea Wheat, tzar. to 1275. Rye, 503. to 6os. White Peaky 6os. to 753. Grey Peafe, 4.25. to sos. Short Small Oats, 31s. 40435. 6d. Fine ditto, 3as. to 455. Small Beans, sos. to 565. 6d. Tick ditto, 445. to 554, • Malt, sos. to 753. Price of Flour, I los. ritiCts or GRAIN, AT 7aa LLLLL Ins° MAIMS. CANTERBURY, JUNE 27. *heat So to 147 few 135 Hog Peas - 46 to SO Barley 36 to SO Bolling PO4l - 70 to 75 Oat. . Ad to 42 Hay, pr. ton 4 OS. to 4 ss. Seed ditto - to Sainfain, do. st. co. to SL ICs. New Nam 42 to 48 Clover, do. 4 ss. to SL co. Tick Beans • 48 to ss Straw, do. 3L Oa to 01. Cs. Tares - —to Rough Meal 66a. to --e. MALT—Brown 886.—Secona 891—Pale 9os. Price of the Shane = Loaf a aid. Average price of fuperfine flour laft week at Li verpool, 655. a 655. 6d.—ditto fine ditto, 635. Laft week, tome oats in the parith of Carlave rock, near Dumfries, were fully (hot and formed— a remarkable inftance of the general forwardnefs of the fcafon. On Thurfday feinnight, in the market at Man chefier, new potatoes were fold for three halfpence, and Saturday at Preft on at one penny per lb. A letter received yefterday from Devonfhire, mentions—" The corn was never finer, the hay hlrveff goes on very In-illy—good crops in gene ral—great quantiues of apples, but deficiency of wall fruit." The riling corn crops have the moll healthy and pmrnifing appearance; the wheat not only 'carrying up ftrength of (talk, but it alfo heads well. The fpade, this feafon, mull undoubtedly turn up both gooci Ind heavy crop of that moll ufeful vege table, the Potatoe ; and there can be little lefs than double the quantity railed in this than in any former year, many acres of land having been cul tivated for this root which had before lain barren and ufelefs. 61111IRil. DISTRIBUTION be TNT BRITISH LIMIT, JULY . 1. . Zrl.rs. ireirlik," ifiL Tet. la.. Calk DI! MC Bat. c "" PaL England am! Wales 2 4 2 9 •-• 1 Ivi 220 4 0 North Britain $ —.— ...- It is 6 Ireland 6 It —3% —+l- so 6 t i rf e ey, Guernicy, &i. . 9 I . II in Baltic - - as —•-• I Gibraltar - - 3 •-• 4 9 -.- Minorca - -.-.. 7 z 8 Malta - -.— . $ .... 5 . F. 1 1 , 71 - - 3 ras 28 Canada, Nova Scotia, ate. ...,. 5 .-- $ --.. 1 -- Welt Indies - 1 36 37 _. Cape sr Good Hops 1 6 —.- 7 Eaft Indies . 4RS —.- . SS ...- OD paffage from abroad —.— Total 4t a4B 44 86 31e 7$ a) including the s4th, 25th, and 26th Foot. 4 , ? Th , c l Com ay oy i s trtien 'a Trtsforoor thecacl afive Corps. orps. exclave of Artillery and Engineers at home and abroad, Independent Companies, Additional Companies of Regiments en Foreign Stations, Recruiting Corps, Volunteers, dm. Lord GICANTHAIIII, who embarked a few days ago for the Continent, it is Paid, is about to com mence his diplomatic career under the aufpices of Lord Sr. Fin.rx's, for which purpofe he is ac companied by Mr. Ross, who has fo long attended Earl MALMESICTILY in his different embaffies, as private Secretary. Capt. POITLI, of the 23d Dragoons, and Lieut. OoDall, of the tyth Dragoons, left town on Sun day evening for Plymouth, in order to embark with the troops for Egypt. The former gentleman volunteers his fervices. _ _ On Monday, Prince WILLIAM Of CLOT/MIMI vifited the Warren at Woolwich, and made a very ' minute infpedion of the Laboratory, Model-Room, Academy, &c. He was attended by all the Field Officers at Head-quarters. Ye fterday Lord HARRINGTON reviewed the three regiments of Royal Eaft-India Volunteers, in the Company's field at Iflington. The troops looked remarkably well, and gave the greateß (addic tion in regard to their manoeuvres and appearance. Several perfons of diftindion were in the field ; and about (even o'clock the regiments returned. An 'elegant entertainment was provided for the Offi cers at the London Tavern. Four Flank Companies of the 4th, or King's own Regiment, are encamped at LyncOsurft, as a Guard for his MAJESTY, during his (hurt Ray there.—They are under the command of Liente flant•COlOnel WYNCH and Major Esetaasss, of the 4:h. — Th e four C ompanies are, I a usetaasn . SCoptolo Doom's Chrotodhir Composi. tCogisio DALLIS'S Light ditto. od Bottoßan•-.Captait Pau ace's Grenada ditto. 3d Bottalion.—Caphdo Witotossoolis Lie: ditto. On Wednefday left, five companies of the 6th regiment of North Britifh Militia, under the cam. mond of the Right Hon. the Earl of Alpert, marched into Kirkcaldy from St. Andrew's and Cupar in Fife, where they had been Rationed for the left twelve months. Out of 440 men that marched into Kirkcaldy, there could no fault be found with any one man of the whole number, which mull have bees highly gratifying to their Colonel, and pleafant to their officers. The Lockerby Volunteers, commanded by Capt. BROWN, were infpeited by Colonel Castries'. on Monday. Friday fe'nnight, the Dunbar Volunteers were infpeded by Lieutenant-Colonel SNARE, in the pretence of the Marquis of Tw s anat. s, and fevers) gentlemen and officers of diflindion. Lieutenant STIIPLITOX, Of the soth regiment of foot, who was lately tried at Winchelter Affizes, foe (hooting, in a duel, another officer, having had his fentence of twelve months imprifonment mitt gated, has been liberated. TO 11 ROYAL H/OftRTIRTHi PRINCR OF WALES ON NIS INCON AAAAA COILIMICT DIMINO Tat ILL.' NESS OF Till ICING. TM' the llamas ha ht you their magic to pleak, Jolted kitnefs with ',hit, with dignity oak ; With talents, frith lee, and accomplithments, tleft, While faWga the ginkleß throb warm in your brcaft With manners unfpoird, tho erobernfit'd by art, To footh and fubdue e'er, an enemy's heart; Yet Slander fometimes will its venom employ, TO fully the luftre it cannot deftroy, Still frlendthip unshaken, it cannot deny, And your filial afedtlon it heats lath a fist On grams fo pleafing, on virtues fo great, What glory !ball follow ! what triumph (hall wait ! When Prudence (which youth is too apt to deride) O'er thtfe virtues and graces comes forth to prefidc Lo! now, at your call, we behold her attend— • She c"omes, Royal Sir, your Guide, Guardian, and Friend She alines, e'en your amiable failings to trade, Your paffioos to calm, and your judgment to aid; To bum oo your virtues a loftre more bright, kid ilaungth to their puler, nod redouble their light. A LOYAL WIJIIICT. NAUTICAL .11V7zLLIGENCE. , -~ ~. MAILS THIS DAY...-Wind S. •*HVID o liarobungh I Dublin I Waterford Dooasgbades i'oirsisaftri, Jules 3o.—The followlng bound on a fetret expedition, returned from Cowes, with the troops , and lalt night failed from Spit head, for the place of deßination :—Asoo, of 44 guns, Captain Bovizz CARTIFORT, of 31 guns, Capt. DRUMMOND ; MAJESTIC, of 74 guns, Capt. GOutto ; ALEXANDER, of 74 guns, Capt. Dame ; Cuarviom, 0f6 4 guns, Capt. STUART; WARRIOR, of 74. guns, Capt. Trzza ; and CYGNIT, of 18 guns. There (hips are furnifbed with flat-bottom and gun-boats, and it is generally believed that they are to take pofreffion of the Brazils.—Arrived the RA coos, Captain BRISBANE, from a cruize.— Carne into Harbour the BUFFALO. FALMOUTH, .JUNI 28.—1 n confequence of the non•arrival of Packets from Lifbon, the LADY ARABELLA, Weft India Packet, is ordered out with the Mail of the 23d June, and will fail as foon as the wind admits. YARMOUTH, JUNI 28.—Admiral DICKSON re mains with his fquadron cruifing off Goree. The HAZARD cutter fails this afternoon with letters, &c. for the fleetitryder Admiral Diceson. Sailed the Difpatcb, Ruffian armed brig, for the Baltic. The DIANA Packet, Captain Ossoax, takes the Mails, &c. for Cuxhaven, Thurfday next. The Panics of OLAND', Captain DRIDCI, is hourly ex pelled to arrive from Cuxhafen. SHILFIIIitSI, Juts 30.--Arrived his Majefly's (loop PYLADLS, Capt. Bonanza, from Yarmouth ; and the Pacrrmsrocz cutter, .ieut. Comas, from Dover.—Sailed his Majefty's brig Haar r, Capt. Boys, ( f or Yinnonth. The CONFLICT, gun-brig, was paid this inoraing, and will fail immediately for the Downs. Several merchant (Lips arc wait ing at the Nore, and in the Harbour, for convoy to the Elbe; Tome of them have been here upwards of fix months, at a confiderable ezpence and lots to the merchants.—Wind N. E. Dove', Jura 19. —The Flag of Truce which failed yefterday morning, returned laft night, and brought the Paris Papers to the 26th indent in clufive.—A paffage veffel failed for Calais this morning, having on board the Msaoaavana of Amsraca and filite.—The Cromer cutter, com manded by Lieut. Wsutra, has juft brought into the harbour two brigs and a !loop, which The re captured off Boulogne. WAYMOOTM Jugs 28.—Arrived here his Ma jelly's cutter N os, Lieutenant Lhasa; to join the ROYAL CMARLOTTS yatcht, which is expefted here ht a few days for the accommodation of the Krug and ROYAL FAMILY. FROM LLOYD's LIST. The hottp Prince of Wales, from Barmonth ; the brig Supply, of Whitby, from Arundel ; and a brig with iron, Which have been captured, are retaken, and carried into Dover. The Britifhpzeen, —, from Briffol; Reli ance, S ; and Perfeverance, PATTIRSOM, from London, are arrived at Q2ebcc, with the red of the fleet. Dam., Jura 3o.—Sailed the CANMITT hoop, with the outward-bound, for Portfmouth. Gierassra, just' 3a—Palre4 by the Charles Jofeph. —, from Dieppe ; Sufan and Polly, —; and Sally, Moaltisson, from Lifbon ; Lady . Ann, Jangle, from Whoa; and Sally, ALLAN, from Bollon.—Sailed the Eloifa, far Africa; John, Szutato, for Martinique; and Huffnung, Piano. for Anslterdam. Huta., Jun: a9.—The Guildford, Just, eland from this port, arrived at New York on the tech ult. all well ; and the Anna Margaretta, BRINK 'Us from this port, is arrived at Hamburgh. The VIDCTTI brig cutter proceeded to lea from hence on Wednefday morning, with the Ham burgh, Bremen, and Embden (hips. • Yefterday, the Panics Wit.:i•st armed ( h ip ar rived in the Member, and this morning failed with a fleet of fhipsfrons hence for the Baltic under convoy. A cciivoy to the Baltic will fail from Leith I Roads as loon as a fufficient number of wilds are affembled for that purpofe. Another convoy is petitioned for to fail from hence the 6th of July, foe Hamburgh, Bremen, and Embden. Lall week the following quantity of grain has been imported into this place :-37 quarters wheat ; 244 quarters oats ; t 1 quarters barley ; s t quer ten rice ; 1311 half barrels wheat flour j silk bar rtls ryc Boor. .-~~ Ltikaroot., joits'29o-"-The Member, theeird • 4 sow, arrived yefterday. from Dominica 1-the packet from England had -arrived at Martinique, and failed-for Tortola.—.Capta lkfictiossost left Domi nica the t 3th ult. on the Bth inftant fpoki the brig Cumberland, --, from Bofton.for.London, lit. 46. 56. long. 34.54. out ten days—then tth, fpoke the Urania, Waists, from Savannah for London, lat. p. 47. long. 31. 6. out five weeks, all well. Captain Rosters, of the Backhoufc, who ar rived yellerday in nine weeks from Jamaics, fpoke on the 2d inilant the Albion, of full, and Bridal King, —, of Whitby, for Virginia, lat. 36. 39. long:. 36. o. all well. Arrived—The Nancy, C.iimpbclJ, from hence and Madeira, at Jamaica; Richmond, Watfon, from hence at terhadoes; Egyptian, Prince, from Gold Coaft, at Barbadocs and gone to Demerara; Ann Riddle, from.dittoguing into Demerara; Hi bernia, Haller from ditto at ditto; Kelton, Thempfon, an 4 Priendildp, Grifiln, from Cork and St. Vincent, at Barbed«, yth May, with the edt of the Beet. and to proceed the follow ing day under convoy ; Trelawney, —, from hence at Vir. ginia ; Commerce, Reynolds, from hence at New York; Po. room, Mirrell, from hence at Gottenburg; Atlantic, Thongs. fon, from Gottenburg at Gravefend. DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE MONEY. The crew of the PETTERILL for the capture of the following velfels : viz. L. Leopard French privateei, and the Spanifh (hip Velloz Arragoneza, (in company of his Majefty's (hip Anima) will be paid their thares on Friday the 3d of July. The crew of the fame fhip, for the recapture of the American brig Sterling, and Spanifh brig Coro) do Oronoco, will be paid their ihates of the fAlvage on Friday the 3d of July, at the Came place And time. . . To the crew of titre fame fhip, fig the capture of the French privateer. le Leopard, a difiribution of the net proceedi arifing from the bead-mobty of..the Paid prize will be nude at the fame place, fame day. The crews of the sloop of war &name, and the Armed lugger Jaws, for the capture of the Geode Venners, will be paid their proportions o' a fecond diftribution on account of the Paid capture, on their arrival in port. The crew of the armed cutter Fox, for the cap ture of Vrow Jacoba Ida, will be paid their pro portions of the hull, materials, and ftores of the laid veffel, on their arrival in pert. The crew of the (loop SCORPION, for the cap ture of the Refolution, will be paid their propor lions on account of the laid capture on their ar rival The crew of the . floop Ssl.llY, for the capture of the Freedom, will be paid their proportions of the falvage on account of raid recapture, on their ar rival in port. We yellerday rec cived letters ftorn Quebec, dated on the t4th of April, by which we learn that the Spring in Canada has been earlier this year than was ever known. On the ill of April the fnow was almon entirely gone, and the navigation of tlie river open. The weather was then remarkably warm and fettled. Wheat was at half a guinea a bufhel, a remarkably high price, which was oc. cafioned by the merchants purchafing large quan. cities for the Englifh markets. Fasn ion s VOL Ju LY.—Morning Dreffes. Round drefs of lilac or other coloured muffin ; full fleeces of white muffin and lace ; the drefs cut low round the bofom, and worn with a handkerchief. Bon net of white chip and lilac crape, ornamented with a large round feather, 'which is fixed in front to hang over the left fide. An open robe of white muffin, with full long fleeves confined to the rite of the arm in three places; petticoat of the fame, with narrow flounce at bottom. Witching hat of white chip, lined with pink, and turned up on one fide ; a bow of pink ribbon on the left fide. Idesm-nasssss.—A round hat of brown willow, turned up on one fide with a bow, and ornamented with an oftrich feather of the fame colour. a. A bonnet of lilac crape, a crape rofe and oftrich fea ther in front. 3. A bonnet of white chip turned itp on one fide, and lined and ornamented with pink'; white oftri ch feather on the right fide. 4. A tur ban of white crape or muffin, ornamented with fe veral white oftrich feathers, which are fixed a lit.. tle on the right fide, to hang carelefsly over the head. 5. A cap of white muflin, ornamented with wreaths of white ribbon, anti a bunch of ivy leaves. 6. A turban of pink crape, ornamented with bugles of beads; two pink (Atrial feathers fixed in front, to fall over the head. 7. A bat of white chip, turned up all round, the crown covered with white crape; a bow behind, and at the fide. 8. A large ftraw bonnet, turned up behind with a button, and tied under the chin with blue ribbons. 9. The Obi hat of ftraw or chip. OISIILVATIONL—The favoUrite colours are li. lac, buff, yellow, and pink. Feathers, and flowers of all Enda, con tinue to be worn as ornaments. Yefterday, between two Ind three o'clock, there was experienced in this metropolis, and its neigh. bourhood, one of the molt violent dorms of thun. der, accompaniedwith a molt furious hurricane and torrents of rain, that ever was known. The thun. der was very loud, and the lightning vivid. The ' wind was Twit tempeftnous, and the rain fell, no% in drops, but in whole (beets. It never was re membered that fo much rain fell in the fame (pace. The fewers could not carry off the water fo faft as it fell. The Strand, in Tome places, refembled a canal, and was almoft navigable from fide to fide. The Court of Common Pleas, Weftminfler, was throspa into much confufion, during the thunder. norm ; the wind drove the rain with fuch violence againft the acy.light, that it broke the . ears ; and a torrent of rain defcending on the wigs and era. vats of the Connie!, they in ftantly forfook their feats in terror and difmay. In vain did Lord ALTiPLIT endeavour to rally the flying barri nen ; all was confufion, till the waters febfided, and the heavens became clear—learning then refamed its feat, and law proceeded vrithouldouhts of* ducking. The ttorm continued upwards of half am hour to rage with this violence. On the 15th ult. a •all quani the Canton of Oberland, in S,-' that the flocks were obliged to as in the middle of winter. was a peat fall of haw in the VArp; (Leman) is France, uantity of how fell in ;%ritzerland, info much to return to their nalla, The fame day theme the department of the ice.