Star. — London, England, 1806-10-01 00:00:00

I_ 0 • fibrins; Mu! k *as eonje&vristii Uste he Agin take a peep at the Swill Main. AR( General enatt,has been removed to St. Kitt's, where he commands. General Huon as commands at Snrinarn, and is at prefent Acting Governor, and extremely popular. The regret was general thrciughout the Weft In dies, that the brave Coenwe was not enabled to attack isitosta and the French fleet ; but no man was ever higher than Sir Axaximost Cocuitan a In the opinion of all naval and military men. " If there h any whifper againft him (lays our Correfpondent) ig comes from Come difappointed contractor—he looks fharply after thefe (harks, as he calls them." BRISTISH AND FRENCH FLEETS. We yeflerday laid before our Readers the Sub hence of a letter from Baltimore of the toth Augufl; haling that the tiro fleets were then within a few days fall of each other on the American coati, that It was believed they were mutually acquainted with each others lituation and force, and that the French fleet was expelled to make an attack upon New foundland or to go into Bolton. Could this intelligence be depended on, heal i hopes might be entertained of Sir J. B. W4lllll fel ling in with the enemy. It is to be obferved, how ever, that this letter frem Baltimore does riot correc pond perletly with the account given by the Captain of the American flip Tippoo Seib, lately loft near Liverpool, who Rated that he had met with the French fleet upon the Loth of Augufl, in let. 33. 40. long. 69 to. ; and on the s7th Auguft fell in with Sir J. B. Wattle, in lat. 42. 16. long. 44. so. It teems probable, however, that the French fleet has continued on the American coal', or taken Come new courhi as Tome accounts of them would have cer tainly been received before this tiMe, hid they pro eeeded for Europe. HURRICANE ON THE COAST Or AMERICA: taco! A C•AILZITON PPPPP DATID AMA/IT 13. 44 A tornadc, little interior to that of September, 1804, commenced yeflerday morning at two o'clock, and continued the whale of the day—it has done lefs damage, is yet, than the September gale, owing to the wind being to the northward; and the (hipping and wharfs flickered from its effells by the houtes in the city. We have not &aid of any damage fol tained it: the town, except a fevi fCnets being blown down, and fame trees torn up by the roots. We cannot give as favourable an account of the harbour : the !hips Halcyon, Captain M►NLY, Mid Hope, Cap. lain HUNT, are on fhore at James's Hand, and it is • feared will both he bilged. The fbip Active, at qua rantine, is on (bore at Port Reef, and likely to meet the fame fate ; many other veffels are as critically fituated, and inevitably will be injured, Ihould the wind (hilt unfavourably." —.— We have to remark, that the 22d Auguft was the very day on which the Jamaica fleet was difperfed, and that on the 19th Sir RICHARD STRACHAN'S (hips, met with, damage. We cannot, therefore, doubt, that the hurricane began in the Leeward Iflands, whence it travelled to the American coaft. In its pafrage it may have fallen in with both Sir I. B. Waisew's and the French fleet, both of which were probably at that time on the coaft. We arc appre benfive that we !hall yet receive diftrefling accounts I from the Weft Indies. Yellerday a Cabinet Council was, held at Lnrd Howick's Office, which fat from two till halt pail four o'clock, at which were prefent Lords MOIRA, STEAM, GRENVILLE, HONICE, SIDNOUTH, H. PETTY, and the Hon. T. GRANVILLE. Lnrd MC/I.MM attended the Council, to receive his final inftruaions, previoufly to his departure nn his million to Berlin, for which place he fet off this day at noon, accompanied by G. Rose, jun. Efq. as his Private Secretary. The Portoguefe Ambaffador likewife attended the Council After the Council was over, a Neffenger was ordered to be in readiaefs to fet off for Paris. Yeflerday, Lord Howtca gave a farewel dinner at the Admiralty. There were prefent, Vifcnunt Won, Earl Nam Lords KRNSINGT'.I4 and WM. AVSSPLL, Sir C. Pots, Admiral MAIILM•I4, Marg. biAll.3l:l6M, TUCKER ' &C. HENRY Guilt', Efq. Private Secretary to Lord Howice, is appointed Naval Storekeeper at Madras. It is underflood that General FITZPATItiCK is to retire from the War Office, in which fituation lie is • to be filecceded by Mr. W H ITHII SAD. It it evostied that vie Lteneraf will be placed in the fituation of Lieutenant General of the Ordnance. We have much fatisfaCtion in bei.ig able to Rate, that Mr. Nitwits, of Bridge firect, at the inilance of fome Corrapondents of the Monthly Magazine, has confented to receive Contributions for the Widow and Children of Paz Fa, the Bookfcller of Norembiirg, who was lately fo atrocioufly murdered by the myr- 1 midons of Bon RRRRR e. The Rails and Go tastes frigate!, lately et!). tured from the French, are purchafed for our Navy, and will be fitted for immediate tervice at Plymouth and Chatham. The SURVEILLANT, frigate has been paid off at Deptford, and the crew fent on board the MactilFl CANT, of 74 guns, at Woolwich. Captain SracKroot is appointed to the Sea Feoci bles at South End. Yetlerday Lord and Lady ClitalllCTOM took rcri- Aaiun of Stafford houfe, Whitehall, which his I.nrd• fhip purchafed a few months ago from the Marquis of STAFFC.RD. imuriejL.lNTiLLicubl. Aim. nue. 3 2 0 I MAILS THIS DAY. All. nut. Dublin O r Oottenburgh Waterford o Hamburgls Lacs The Com*&cut, ?Maar, from Charlefion, ar rived at Liverpool = (poke on the tBth Man! his Majefty's MONTAGVII, (one of Sir RICHARD STRACHAN'S tquadron) from the Welt Indies to Eng. land, under a jury topmaft, in lat. 45. t 1. N. long. 58 W. whom the fupplied with fowls, rum, &c. PALMOUTH, SEPT. 28. Arrived late lag evening the Walfinghara packet, CRAY, with mails from Lifbon, in eighteen days : left there the fleet undei the command of Admiral Earl Sy. Vulcan?, and the Princefs Elizabeth packet.— Arrived this day the, brig Ilazley, T , from London ; and his Majefiy'a brig Pc.ovsa, Captain HANCOCK, with about 46 fail of veffcls from Ply mouth, bound to Lilbon, Gibraltar, ace.—Sailed his Majeay's brig RICHMOND, of 16 guns, Lieutenant FLAMING, with fifteen fail of veffels, for Oporto; and the Auckland packet, Sot ur Last, with mails, for Lilbon.—P. S. Juft arrived feveral uanfports, &c. from PlymoUth.-Wind PLYMOUTH, iEPTEMBII(4. Cime in the John, Captain R. Tiosmitut.t., from Surinam to London, with coffee, cotton, &c. ; Hecla bomb, from the EMI ward ; Sufanna Charlotte, (Dane) Captain Pstalsoi,.from Tonningen to Malaga, with linen and glafs, detained by the Happy Return pri vateer ; Anna Maria, Captain Siaaman, from Bay onne to Tonniagen, with turpentine and oil, detained by the (42eenborough privateer. The RISISTANCV, of 38 guns, will fail this evening or to-morrow morn. ing, with difpatchei for Buenos Ayres. WEYIifibUTH, sun% O. This morning was launched at Portland, the Valiant Errl of Cheaerfield, a new packet, defiined for Gout'. fey and Jerfey Iflands, Sraa Wool), Commander.— Remgin in the Roads, the Pluto, &c. as per laft. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 3 0 . Arrived la FLICHE (loop of war, from a cruise, and the Regard, Gaut, froM Oporto. Sailed the NARCISSUb frigate, with a convoy for the Downs. DOVER, SEPTEMBER so. His Majefty's lhip Aaast mutton brought up off Hay Cliffe Jail night, and failed again this morning, with fe•eral of her convoy, for the Downs. Arrived the Kniphaufen brig Zietrauen, Captain Ds Boat, froth Rotterdam, with a cargo of bark, for this port. Sit r. v.—The remainder of the Aoesititscies convoy pvlfrd by I night, for the River. Arrived the 'I urbulent a r.d Acute on brigs, ficiin a Cruise:— Wind S: W. and moderate. DEAL, SEPTEMBER 30. Sailed the remainder of the hnmeWard•bobnd Leeward Hand veer, for the River. Arrived the DEV•STATION, PROSPERO, and Zcaa♦ bombs, with convoys from the well ward, which are failed for the River ; alfo the St& Gnu. Hoop of war, and feveral gun brigs, from a cruise, and remain in the Dnwns with his Majeity's (hips as pet lan. Wind S. S. W. SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER 30. Sailed his Majefly's (hip Hwang, her crew having been paid their wages ; alfo the Stvedilli velrel Hoppet, BIUNCIMAN, with iron and deals, from Stockholm, bound to Avaro ; and the Knyphaufen galliot Jonge William Breawer, lista Muzosm mailer, for Guyon, in Spain. Sailed to the Nom, to refume her nation there as guardfhip, Admiral Row Liv's flag fhip the ZEALAND, having been ratted.—Arrived in the harbour the Rim man of war; and at the dock yard to be unladen, the Danifh fhip Gromnad, NEIL sow, with timber, deals, and plank, from Dantzic.— The Sy/trr man of wa►, Capt. Waiowr, is appoint. ed to fail with the Tonningen convoy on'6th (Wolter. Wind S. W. m 6 'crate weather. Wier Nat* Sairento.—Extraft from the Jour. nal of the Clarendon, Drew, arrived at Britin] from Jamaica :- 17th Ausuft—Cleared the Gulp& and Ditto, in the afternoon--A violent gale commenced, which lofted till fis the neat morning —wind veered from N.W. to S.W. In the night torrents of rain fell—daring the height of the gale, the drip's lee.walli was under water, both pampa conftantly going from four in the afternoon till fix the neat morning, when the Oalp bore up, and In an hour reduced the water to t 8 inches. On bearing op only ten fail In fight, three dirabled and one with a Cig na! of dinners; 00 and palled Dear a brig with a fignal of diftrers, and 06 a contrary tack. sr,d - It blew ftrong. 7th Septembrr—Soundings on the banks. I ath--Ont off them. std—Saw the land off Ireland. • 7.6tir—Arrived In King's Road. BRITISH Navv.—According to the Ratement of the naval force delivered;to the Admiralty to the Toth of September, there are at prefect in commiffion t 32 fail of the line ; 14 from fifty to forty four guns ; $64 frigates; 184 floopc, &C. ; 242 gon brigi, &c. Total 736 Ihips of war, in commillion. Building, of the I:ne, 34 ; frigates 26 ; Hoops, &c. 49 ; gun brigs 7 ; betides receiving (hips, (hips in ordinary, ticc. malting a general total 1017 (hips of war. Ectcrioss.—The gond things of Parliament are. we arc r Id, not eafily got at t and yee wc fee what, enomiru• fume arc fpcnt by the Candidates—whil e , for tiie good things of Fortuneoll may become Can• d,,;ates, and at a very tiifling espence. The Prizes the relent Lottery, particularly, are great and nu merous—may be obtained without trouble, and are received without dedtillion. Fortune keeps open houfe at Curt r ' Office, No, 8, Charing Crofs, where he invite , ;;e public to a happy choice, affiur• ing them, that Louie who choofe earlieft chooti . „ • bbRTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMAItSirr PiILST OCTCWER MEETING, tBO6. • TOI/DAY, IIIPT. 30. • (Second year). One third of a Sobferlptlon of asp. cub, for far yr old colts carrying art. 7 1b. and fillies SW. elb. D. 1. Fltteen Subfcribers. Mr. D. itadellftc's b. c. Barbaro& Duke of Oraftosea b. f. Dodona Geoeral Gower's b. C. Swiriley 3. Lord Grofvenor's b. e. Jafprr - 4 Sir I. Sbelley's Sir Lauocelot - • dr Selma to 4 agft Barbaroffa-4 t agft Dodorm•-7 10 4 lilt Swishy... 3 to s agft Japer. • Mr. Panton's Tim, beat Sir J. Midler, Merryman, Sit each. Two yr old C. vogo—Fire to 11m. Deolr Laaa tit tavaa.—The play of Pizarro at traded a iefpedable audience lath iiight. Rolla, sad Mrs. Powsii's Elvira, were ft:Rained with their ufual powers. An overland difpatch which arrived at the India Houk on Monday, brought an account of the arrival out of the following (hips : Marla, Greenamy ; lane Duellers of Gordon ; Eimpe,Gilitan; William Pitt, Edmeads; Streatham, Dale ; Northampton, Baker g Union„Fairfax ; Glory, earon ; Sarah Chtiftiant ; Comet, Mit.l dog; William. Hatton; Sampfon, Harland ; and Majcfilc, CAA The Powerful man of war, which was difpatched by Sir J. 1. Ducnwoavit to give information of the failing of the French fleet from Brett, in December latt, arrived at Madras on the 16th of April. The Pitt frigate had been driven off the Maid tius by the Semillante and Bellnna, which veffelsh#ll been manned with (even blindred men, for the ts-1 prefs purpofe of boarding. The day afterwards the/ Melville got in, and it is alfo raid many other prizes. The ifland was in a very difireffed Bate for want of ,proVlllons ; and it was thought by many well infor med people, that it was only neceffary to keep up a Arid blockade and prevent the ingrefs of ftipplies, to fecure its fall. • So favourable is the Bate ofthe Company's finances, Chit the Government of Bombay were projecting grand Commercial fpeculations, to the extent.of mo. nopoliaing the trade in fugar. By thp difpatch, which lkft Bombay on the s 2th oil May, we have alto received the following letters CALCOTTA, APRIL 3. n Yet have had difpatehes in plenty to announce peace: —one it tilde of which was, that Hoikar Mould quit the Punjab, and re. turn to hi, own territory Immediately, This, however, he has not thought proper to do yet; and, by letters lately received from the Upper Prenrlnces, It fermi, that be has arrlttess to the Commander in Chief, that Ms Phyilelans preferlbe . the air of thole countries for his health, and therefore IN is to remote iw them. This Is rather fancy, and is perhaps the confequence of the hue and cry for peace at home, and the eagernefs with which it has been pro nutted; if not fought here. Had you allowed theMarquls Wel lacy to remain, not a man in the Peninlbla would then have dared' to addref. you at the prefent day; and our venerabk Lord Corn wallis Wright. perhaps, bane yet been alive, and enjoying in a happy old age the h noun due to his wellipent youth" " BOURAT,APRIL 15. " Of publienews I fend you but very little. A friend of mine, hosieecr, received a letter, a few days Gnee from Lord Lake's Vam, le which it is ftatedthat Lord Lake had difmi ff ed Holkar'e akeils (Adabafradora), in confequenec of continual infrarftions of the treaty." " Bousve. Anti 30. " A Gentleman, whom you Inuit have known tome time before you left this country by the name of the Gnat M. and a Lieute nant D. ware indidted the other day at the quarter rafions, and found talky of a confpirrey to drank the Vanderftuys, of Cochin., and a few days Once were brought up to receive judgment. In the, interval between the day on which the trial doled, and that on which judgment was given, the fentenee of the CourtiMartial, by which they were caihiered, had been promulgated. The Great M. therefore, inftead of appearing In regimentals. came In r t he trigs , rebel uniform, to the great aftonithroent of all the Court ; but theft Indecorous conduct throughout ware. however, but trifling in comparifon with the atrocious ad which they bad to contempla tion, Information of which was conveyed to the Recorder by a perfon in their confidence, to whom they had Intrufted their dc• figns ' which was rib leis than to have shot the Judge on the Bench of lylliera. Threepland, and one or two others who were oh mil-ions to the*: and billy, to have made away with thernfilves. Whether or not they would have carried this into execution, is doubtful ; but certain it is, that two long gittols and three double barrelled (mall once, all loaded with ball and flogs and ready cocked, were found Ina boa In their palanquins, on their removal from the jail, and which Oro contained their papers They are now to be tried upon aturher indicftment, for firing ball and fmall fhot into Major G.'s tent." FROM ♦ lOSIAY ■SW On Sunday laft, his Majefty's Slips Dedaigneufe and Rattlefnake were hauled into duck, for repairs ; and on Monday, a beautiful little !hip, for the fir• vice of the Hon. Company's Marine, was launched from the Yard, in the pretence of a concoorfe of Eu ropean and Native fpeSators. The Commanding Officer of the Forces broke the bottle, and lulled her by the name of Mercury, as the glided into the Bailin, greeted by the cheers of the multitude, and a falute from the battery. This is the feeond 'del of the fame des which has been launched from the Dock-yard fince July lafl. The national confequence of our port becomes every day more fenfibly experienced in India, and we troll, that its value to the naval interefls of our country will be duly appreciated in England. In the courfe of fixteen months the following vef. fels have been built and repaired in the Marine Yards, independent of a great number which were refitted afloat : Buts.v.—One Frigate of 36 gnus, and fuur Corn pany's•Crnizcrs. RESUILT.—One Frigate of 32 guns, and a sloop of War. Rota it rn.—One Ship of the Line, of 74 guns, and one ditto of 64. One Ship of co guns, one of 40, five of 36, four of 52, one of 18, and one of 16. One Merchant-fhip rebuilt, and 20 ditto repaired. Such has been the elfential aid rendered to the Navy and Commerce of India, by the long enablifhed Docks of this nand ; and from this proof of their worth •-Pe may better judge of the political magnitude of the works now in progrefs for the formation of two additional docks, in which the largeß flops of the line may he built and repaired. Upon this acquifition we cannm fufficiently congratulate ourfelves, fence the long contelted quelfion of the exiftence of Teak Timber in our own provinces is now affirmatively decided, and fuch arrangements arc made, as, ex. clufive of a prefent ample finck, will fecure, lot years, an abundant fupply to the NUM extent of our demands for building and repaitiog thips of the largell clafs. This pleating pinure of our refources encouraEtes the confident indulgence of a hope, that the Teak of Britifb India, manned with Ileatts of 0.4 k of Eng land, will, in a (bort period, form the whole of our naval force, in climes where Paor act has ddign. ed that it Ihall 11 ,, urith and endure, while the %Vette' n oak, the pride and boati of our country, will be to ferved for new triumphs over out fuss u Lurope. \ U • MARIC-LANIT: • - • cOßN•excHgxaa. obTO;Eit 4 . : • • The froth arrivals of Grain iti general,. today are few,. but tolerable fupplies at hand ; fine Wheat, keeps Its Price, but fecund and inferior is cheesier, sad hds • , few jun:haters. Rye at lets. Barley in full plenty, sod karcely at tot price. Malt gnee or heavily.... White Peas are dearer, and Grey are lower. .New Tick Sans 345. to 391. per quarter ; old as under. bets ate it; tolerible quantities, chiefly of fecund ordinary quality; and are rather lower. The prices of Floor are withoit variation. Fine Americas 441. to 485. per barrel. .11 tormurnevais Wise, Os 72e ass pale. cm Pests aos ass oft Fine Ditto, Ela 'OD NIBS. 458515 od Rte. (Dm) 40e Ise Tick Ditto, 36, oss od Barley, ye eas od Oats, 23s els pa Malt, 741 ga od Poland ditto 338 ass od White Pe a le, 6u 67e Rape Seed, (ntw) 271301 Fine !Jour 70. to 7se Seconds 6s. to 7os per lack. FEMALE FASIIIOIvS FOR GC/OBRR. WIIOLL I.alsorm PRODIRDADt FlO. ILLS.- A round drefs of white muffin, worked down the front and round the bottom A beard& cloak of white melba, worked to correipord with the • titers ; the cloak. made high in the neck, with a collaro-Braces of muffin, which are (stetted to the [boulders, reed, over the Fuel, and form the cloak to the fkape. The collar fall ned woh a broach-A hat of white chip-A plain drefs of white ntuflo. with . a Spam& cloak of lavend-r coloured Wiener ; the in.ck made fall, with a (pincer front and fl-eves ; a turban bat of plain or petal Brow. /Mack velve Owes HiAD Da ss clok bonnet of lave d•r e 'loured krknilt I the front trimmed round with quilled rib oto he fame calmer; a ioofe bow on the left Ode-A turban cap •.I white ratio, made to cover part of the face on one Ode, and to Ow v the hair oil the o'her; the top ornamented with narrow (win r h ..or, and tie fide with a wreath of roks-A bonnet of lavender raid or. d farfenet ; the knot made fell, and trimmed round the edge with a narrow white Ilk trimming A h.ll blodlierchict • f the fame ar the bonnet. (aliened bcbind, and tied under the chin A tiDlPi.f white tin front made quite plain over the ham-, flirt res, with turban topo--A cap of white fad% nrnametted with wr. aths of white ribtain,and red roles -A cap of wt.itc Patin ; the e , ..wn made in the form of a enema; the front .urnaertented with a hunch of white flowers GANZIAL OastavarioNs-.The prevailing token VC laven der, pink, and yellow-Caps of all d feriptions arc much worn, lined with coloured fills and ornamented vr,:b fl .were for morn ing, mobil Rift continue molt prevalent-list li i , • •,ntintses to be dreficd in the OSTCLIII ftyk-•-flie Spent& cloak i. too h worn, but (science is now preferred to imam No particular alteration has taken place in the make of drtif Inca our Lail. (110 i/ LA ISMAILLt ; OIL SILL'S COUIT AND ta. SNIONADLI MAGAZINt ENOLISII COSTUM --Duchcfs of ROllitlitOlea FILL DR 11$ as worn by her Grace on her late marriage.- Role of the Hoeft Italian main, embroidered in Nall (prigs, and worn over a white rain flip_ Drapery of lace, falling from the left (boulder in front and terminating on the ri g ht Ode of the walft behind with a Calk tared ; the fleeves formed of three falls of lace, with antique, or , puckered tops, of white ratio. Drawn tucker to torrefpond, ter minating on the fhoulders; Gmple wrap front, fattened with a tingk diamond pin. The hair formed in fall bands make fore head, and turned up limply behind, with the ends In look curls, falling over the bands In front, fattened behind with a diamond comb, and ornamented before with a breach,and Oar of brilliants. Maltefe croft of diamonds, fuipendel from a row of Forge pearl,- Pearl tar riots and bracelets, with diamond Rods. White ktin lkoes,and white kid gloves. Dueness or ROLDUILOII . IHAL, Di /se Tunic jacket, and train petticoat of ftriped lens, worn over a primrofe farfnet alp; Mon fleece, full on the top, and formed to fit high on the thoulder; long fleevesof plain net, or kilo, with a lace let in at the wrift, and tied with a prienrofe ribband ; a plain fquare front, very lifib, and fattened at each corner of the bofom with antique brooches. A hat of fancy ftraw, without any trimmings, turned up on the left Ode immediately over the eye, the reit of the rim Coached. A plain lace veil of the fear( form, with a narrow border all around, fattened on the top of the crown with • imallantique ttud , and left open in (root. Gloves,thaes, and parotid of minnofe. P•RISIAK FAISHIOIIB. WasAtioto Darts —A plain muffin frock, a walking length; front and fleeces rather full; the latter gathered into a plain band of titian the Gee of the arm, and finiflied at the edge of t h e gathers with, a bow of narrow ribband. Bonnet of the cottage form; the front of firaw or chip, with a round farinet crown of lavender bloffom, terminated behind with a fmaU bow of ribband a Mk handkerchief of the fame colour croffes the crown, and is brought under the chin, where it Is tied in a bow. "lhe hair in ample curls on the forehead, and a (mall round cap, with a plait ing of lace, is fan under the bonnet in front. SaCit to eorrefpond with the trimmings of the bonnet, tied in • (mall bow behind ; a paltrier formed of three deep fall' of finely plaited, or crimped mit& lin. India 111 k fear( of pale green, with narrow coloured border. Buff gloves, above the elbow. High aloes of the; fame colour, laced with ribband of lavender bloffom • amber necklace and ear•rings. Feu. Data. —White crape drab over white farfnet the back high, and borom low, adapted to the antique ruff of bota'F..oned lace which meet. it, and which is Doped to a point In fr Ir. Aid terminated with the chip which confines the rim; the fleece is quite plain, with a white lido ribband at the edge. An Imperial helmet, or cap of the jockey form, with full tio,a front, of pale pink Patin, ornamented with pearl crefeent in front. A plain lace veil of the ekareft texture, with a rich border in colours, falls front the centre of the crown an each fide, and terminates below the knee, with taffeta to eocrefpord with the border. A face green 'howl of fine mohair, with a rich border of various th tiles and co lour, is negligently thrown over the back atilt figure, and is only confined in front by the divalified and natural attitude of the baud,. Necklace, bracelets, and ear rings, of pearl, with emerald Blida; rafts. and 'armlet of gold. White ratan Theca, and white kid gloom Yellerday the Lord Mayer and the new Sheriffs went in Rate to Guildhall, where they were itined by feveral of the Aldermen, the Recorder, and other City Officers. From Guildhall they went in procef fon in their carriages to Blaekfriars•bridge, preceded by the Mailers and Court of Affidants of the compa nies to which the two Shetiffs belonged, with their ftreamers flying, &c. The Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Sheriffs, and City Officers, took water in the City Barge, and the C m• panics in other barge► in attendtnce. The ,I.y h.-finer tine, they were attended by a great miry h •.n', ri!'ed with fafhionable company. l'hcy I 'tided at 01.1 Pa lace Yard Stairs, and from there,: w.tikest in pr ed . - lion to the Court of Exchequer, where 'he She,iffs were introduced to the Curtitor Baron, by !lie Re corder, in an appropriee fpeccit ; and laving g through the ultial ceremonies, were I ,onn hit. their raze. They then re' orred to their Irerger, and abruit lout o'clock landed at Blerclorcirs.triidge,trom o hence they proceeded to the Lottult•n Tan .et n, where thice tables were fpread %cult every de l , iz,, fie toalts that lasi , " given %vete ti e t•slh•schut : " The Church and King."- 0 Tb.. Qiicen " l'he Prince and !tined', of Wale,. and all the Riii.ll Emily I he Uu\. . f York and the Ai Wooden oil .d. ,, , —`• The new sheriff, •I he lal.l Slitliff, • — •I he ilcprrio Wilms of the City of Lund, • The Lord VlLtvor."—' it &order I Le ' nt it tsc 'lra& and Proirerity 91 the kitty eif Lutadou.".." The Lord Mayor cicd.".