Star. — London, England, 1817-07-07 00:00:00

FROM Sil7'Ußl),ll' NIGHT'S udiEnt. Thh Gazette cnn•a•t.s a 1'r.:cla•u:•Ion. dared the tat ins•ant, ti. Vetoer Reg r.t,.nrd.•ring Om? ti.e New Gold Cunt, e.dled Sovereign•, .4- .II pas.. rurr.• n t at dr^ va7lo. .•f Twenty Shit Map. cuu:e.u• i :I a d c740.10.A00 parts ul a yea.n of ..zno..r.t Tht tisipre , ooll cwt the otiverve is the h• a 4 of his Maje•ry with •h • t; srcil.that " Georgina II!. 1). G. lititannizr Krt. F.!)." and tl.e gate .•f time year; and on the rrv.r•e the of it. flenrizr, armed, si•tiog uu hnrse fia• et.ceuntei tog ihi. &act. with a s; ear, the i aid device heirg ylace.l within the I todei.d Garter, heatog the motto " Hoot solt, qi.• coal) pru,v." with a newly I:viewed graintEg on the *lie of the piece. Another Proclamation of the •arse !re orders that no pieces of gold coin mor.. el:Pc.ent in tv.: , ..ght than the rate verified in the taAir I. Lawises shalt p imp eta mot : l:aw.•a••. live penny% eizitt eight grai:•s. two peiliqweiOts s:xteen grains. Veal ter Guinea", one pennyweight eight grams ; Ard thy tote :Olen •-hotill gold ph gel, and the gold pieces 'died S. vertign', or 1 went). Piece, more drlide.at In w r glit than •he rates her after &pealed. viz. Seven shdling threes. one petinywtight eighteen grains. sovere.gti. rte ary Shilling P.tets, Gvnpouuywrthibtstwo Loins three trarters. 1411.1 EARY PROMUFIONS. wmt-nyncE, JULY 5, 1817. r Reliment of Dragoon Cuarilt—Lient-maar Charkm Kearney, to I.e Carain of a troop, by purchase, eke Hunter, wbo eti. 1-;. 3d Ditto—Cornet Charley Drury. to be I.leutenati, by per. .':ace, vice i.t.iart, pronioteil; Jocelyn Willey, Clstt. to be - - Cornet, by pue•hase, vice Dtuiy. 2.1 Regiment of Dra,c,nons-1.1.-utcnant James Gape to be Cap. tab, of a Troop, ley purchase i vice V4:flub°, who retires; Cot- Archib•lJ Erotter to b e Lieutenant, by pur:Lase, vice ; Witham H•: my Grans, Gent. to be Cornet, by per .c, vice leotior. lt.b Regiment of Light Dragoons--Captain Henry R. Chet. wind :itspyitoit to be Major, by purchase, vice Lowther, rto. tooted in the 12 h loot; Lieutenant EJward Francis heleyne.l tt, :it Captain of • Troup, by putcluse, vice titapylton. 2talt Ditto—C•p•ain Albert Goleta:n.l. from hal pay of the 72d F:tot, to be Captain ut a froop, vice %Pagans Webb, who exchanges, receiving the difference; Peter Nic.ho:as lle Car teret, Gent. to he Cornet, by purc:use, vice Mayne, up. /minted to the la Regiment of Life Guards. 1 lilt ILEro-I.leutenant Thomas Storford, frum half-pay of thv ;nut I-uot, mite Lieutenant, vice William D'Arcy, who ea zharges, rttaisin- the Jiff:grace. 17th Rogumnt of foot—Surgeon William Maven, M.D. Crain half-pay of the Skis Foot, to be Surgeon, vice lharles Cur io:kJ. who Llcloange.. 111th Dino—Captain Ruben fiamraill, from half-pay of the 7th tom. to be Captain of a Company, vice Julio %t arras:, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Dkto-21aievhdlast Hector William Bower Monio, (rue half-ray ot the 94th Foot. to bt iieutenaor, vice John who exchanges, receiving the dofference. 4;,a% Dino—Captain Kober. Ldwaad George Gorden, ft non hef pay of the Royal Scots. to be Captain of a Culop,e,y, vice Richard Jones Colley, who exchanges, receiving the cloilcri•nce. 47th antsol—Liewvnant Charles Lane. from hall-pay of tile i I.t foot, tube Lieut.-nate, vice David Stapleton, who catchaii‘et, teee.raig the d•lferenee. 59th ltio--Ensign John Howe, from the Such Foot, to be Fu ngi, without purchase. Stroh Ulna---l.kuttnant Charles Shaw, frees half-pay of the Sed Foot, to be Lieutenant, vise Gilbert Com, who e 'Khans% P.lfi Brigade—Captant Cook !Woo Pattetibim, front hall-pay of the 434 Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Akita's . der Andrews, who ettelastiges; Ensign Vere Le.ex Ward, (r u m half pay of 7ist Foot, to b• Second Lieutenant, vice Wil liam Campbell, who exchanges. Royal York ILingera—Lteutenant William Edwar,!‘ to be Cap tain of a Company, vice White, docea.ed; Loup I,ervy k agar to be Lieutenant, vise Edward.; Entogit and Ailju.ant William I irebrace to have the rank of Lieutenatit ; Gentle- Man Cadet George Taylor, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Eager. uobrl I'AL STA/1. Hospit4bAs.istant Alexami.r iioy,l, front the half-pay, to be Huvital-Awltant to the Fori.e., vice o+walil, OARIIIsONS. Lieutenant 'Thom , Wale", ut the Wed India Regimen?, to be Town Major, at Limerick, vice filagerald, dectabeil.• 1111:2401IANDVM The Christian name of Lieutenant Walpole, of the 31 Regi ment of Foot Guards, Is Horatio, and pot Horace. 'lle Christian name of Quarter-Master Collins, of the Lath Light Dragoons, is J bn. Commission in the Western Regiment of Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lurd Lituteniust of the Conuty of Oxford. James Chock, Gent. to he Cornet- BANKRU 1' rems ENLARGED. Aligns , 19, Othni '' «I Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street, merchaid, dealer and cliapman, at ten, at Guildhall. IiANKRUP I CIES SUPERSEDED. William Harvey, of Wymor.dham, Norfolk, manufacturer. IJANKRUFTS. Sannicl Clark, of Tring, baktr, prnislomdealer, dealer and chapinan, to surrender July b, 21, and August 16, at ore, at Guildhall Avornies, Messrs. Williams and May, of Berk- Itarnstead and Wring, &c. - 'William Brevitt, of Darisston, Staffordshire, butcher, dealer and etrapman, luly 21. 25, and August 1!5, at twelve, at the Royal lintel, Birmingham. Attoruies, MIMS. Swain, Stevens, Ma rto, Pearce, and Hunt, rrederick's-place, Old .Iswry.l.undon, or Mr. losell Foster, Wolverhampton. William Wallace, of Workington, Cutttberland, ship-earl:enter, Artier and chapriun, /My ‘.! I. 2'2, and August 16, at el, sett, at the house nf liarnesphen, Wo: kiagton.Atturnies, Mr. lieu- jamin otoron, Workington; ur TVlr. Rob.:rt I:aieon, ilur e.nir t, Temple, London. Patii Jub a on, late of Shastwell, (but now a prisoner in the King's 4.,41,) eheesemonger, dealer acd eliapot.au, July IC, 19, and August 16, at twelve, a: Gui'.,111:111. Attorney, Mr. Oslialdestou , London-street, Feuchutch-stree,t. John Herbert, of George- street, ro.:trr-lane, London, ware housimau, haberdasher, dealer and chaisnia!:, July s, 15, and August 10, rt ten, at Guildhall. Attorisles, Messrs. kublosun and Hine, Charterhouse square. John David tunpsou, of IFswich, &i;k-raercer, and chap:llan, July L, at eleven, Jul 15, awl Aus.ist l ti , at ten, at coidt,r,ll. At;Jrulec, Mesr, Amory zul Cul, 4, Lotiot.try. Riaard bath, late tf Heath street, Counnercial•RJad, maker. dealer aad chapnian July r, and Anot.4 fti, at t., at Atturuies;Messrs. L to itldksu and Hewitt, - . • little Ttiday-sti est. Thomas Wuttney and Henry Whitney of Maeclesfield,Chesfire, cettlin•spinners and manufacturers , and eliapnt..l4 J it'y 44, and August 16, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Nlaeclestlchl. Anomie', Messrs. Grintsduch and braidrlek, Maerlesfi..l.l ; or Messrs. Bell and Brodrkk, 105, Chrapside, Lnnt'im. Joseph Sherwin, of Burstem, ritatinnhbire, 4o:1-founder, dealer and eharnan, July 14, 15, and August id, at eleven, at the Itue buck Inn, Newc•tstle-stider•Lerne. .Attnrnies, Messrs. Anstiee and Wright, &ill's Botch Walks, Temple, London : or Mr. Temlinsati, Staffordshire Potteries. Thomas Sin Eh, ut ilsden, parish of Bradtord,Yorkshir.7,4lealer • mid chapniao, 114 IN, If', and August 16, at clews n, at the New inn, brad ord. Anginas, Mr. IVlwildets, Bradford; Atissrs. Exley, Stoehr, and Dawson,Fe.ridvars kr, Lusdon. E•As at d Fos, or the parish of lit. George, Glnucester. hire, horse dealer, dealer andelaapno.n, Juiy 11, IS, and August 1 ti, at 12, at the Rummer I avem, lilts:01 alttornies, Messrs. Poole ant. Greenfield, Ist, Gray's Inn, London; or Mr. George Martin, Exchange, Bristol. • Cornelius Legg Ih.rhes, now or l:te cf Fouthbad ted, Sus'ex shopkedger,..ruly 42, 43, and August 16, at eleven, itt the awn inn, Chi Chester. Attornifs, Messes. Wiintut, Cluchester; or Mr. Itdirard 1111 s, Cloisters, Temple. George burro, of Manchester, woollen:-draper, eqcon-spinner, d:aler mid chaplS•an July 15, 19, ..cd August 16, a- &Ile at be Dog T,setsru, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Charles Wood, • Manchester; Or Messes. Hurd, Skaw, and Jobosott, Tenipk. • Ralph Mants,and..Thomas Mann, of Liverpool, trim hoop ilia. - ken, dealers seed July 16, 19, mid August lb, at ten, at th e o t oreslus‘:vianchester. Attornies, Mr. Wm.Crsswell, - Manchester; ter Mr. Ralph Alai, Chancery-lane, London. Edward Hanniford, of Plymouth, Devon, roster-mariner, ship owner, dealer and elsapntan, July i:3, 24, anti August le, At eleven, at the Commercial tau, i'lytuoiscla. sittortus4, 11:altninr •Tcrorlr, Leinion ; or Mr. Eliorthy, junior, mouth Do ck. • Juba Barker ' of Slufheld, Yorkshire, cort!walner, dealer and chalantn, 341 y 17, 18, and August 1.5, at twelve, at Me Angel Si. Weld. Attornies, Mr. &anon, Midfield; or Mr. Wakelock, N.rjeant's Inn. Flee•-streert, London. Robert Plata, now to Iwo o r Nso df o rd, paris h o r s unn i ng , fr r k., eat , !e arid cl simian, July et, at eleven, July 111, at ten, and Auiu,t 14, at 1e.., at Gutlaltall. Aqatnira, Messrs. Hurd, bitavt , and 331m.•.1,, Tculp:e. DIVIDENE 3 to be wade in the COUN TRY. July 30, John Lnltheti.e, of Durham, chemist. at Hewn, at the George Ina, Newonnle upon- ryas. July ii, David Russell, of Path, finnan's!), at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Bath. July Dean. late of llunderland near the sail maker, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, :underland. July El, Valen tine Evans, of Newtown, Montgomeryshire, grocer and drug gist, at one, at rhe :tar and Garter Inn, in Worcester -- July 31), Julm Willt.n.on, of r wick-upon-Tweed, flour dealer, at eleven, at tit.. George Inn, Neweastle-upon-Tycle. :.'ly 23, Hugh &thy, of Cuckermoutil. Cumberland, merchatt, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Cockernenuth. July 24, William Trace, of Exeter, wnolfaetor, a• eleven, .o the Hote:, Exeter. P4RLI.I.IIENT.IRY PROCEEDINGS. muff' OF 1.0,11)S, JULY S. QUEE•NEVEIIY APPEAL CAUSE& 3he LORI) CHANCE.I.I.OR has appointed Tuesday nest, the oth July isist to give judgment In thine important Appeals. HOUSE OF COMMONS, 1131. Y .5. The Greenwich H .spiral Prize 8011. the Nlry Agents' Prize Bill, the Navy Pay Office Regulation full, the Old Naval Stores Bill, the Made Wines Hog, the Coll try 1.2h-ono...re' Wage. Bill, the Cu•tage I..goimpiion Lill, the Iris'i Militia St Ili Officers Bill, and du Irish Distilleries Bills, atriall read a third time, passed, mad ordifed to the Lortht. the Cutlery Labourers' N'age4 Bill went through a Commit. tee, Report received, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Monday. Eke Reports of the Inland Coale Bill the Alnage Abohtion Bill, the Militia Pay Bill, the Irish !Viable Bin, the La4t India Goods Bill, the Goods Removal 11.11, he Irels I..n.atics Asylum Bill, the bank I °kens Stoppage Bill, and the Inch Zavings Banks Bin, were received, and the hi le ordered to be read a third time on Monday. Qu bringing up Vit Report o• the C- fiery labour-re Bill, Mr. ROSE laid he comedy:rod it I hard inewoon that the pro vis'ona tat t. to shou:d be confine.' to one pal •IctilAr eta., of perion... He riould on a future oceation prnpn.e to make it a general ineaseie• Mr. A bERCROMBY saLl, he should not oppose the Right Honourable Gemktnates proposition. Mr. ROtSINoON presented steeountf of sums of Money es chaagei the Istainis to Jersey aid Guernsey, pursuant to an Order of the Hou.e Mr. UANti.E.I give voiice that he would, on Tuesday next, submit a motion to the House on the seller of the Circular Let • ter from the N ar Cu.ffiz Mr. CROKEIL moved that these be lan: b• fore the Mss- a Copy of a Letter irons nit . James Yen, of November, ibl6, rely %re iv) the Shore rraile, anti the Wiser:pen communication of t} Leis fe.her on the same robject.—Ordered. On the Repo: t of the baying banks 11d1 broaig brought up, Ottieral THORN l ON repeated his objections to this Bill, which he caul was Lel.% Agant in the allowance of interest which it gave, and interfered w'..13 the concerns of several pcnons who why i;euretl to lit be alone. ihe Report was received, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Monday. Mr. HARVEY renewed his Notice for Monday next re4yec this the Worn its a Bill for the better Regulation if steam Packets. BANK TOKENS. Th.? Report of the Bank Tokens Stipp tge 13111 was ~ ext brought up. Mr. PriSCCiE GRENFELL immediately rose, and said he wished to offer a few words u ; nni bringing up of this Repot!. He ()bier ved, that he undeistood it had been stated in the House on a for mer alien he was not present, by the Honour 'bk. Member for BOdinill (Mr. Davies Gilbert) that the Bank had made considerable profit by the issui , of their Tnsens. No person was more desirous than he was of s..!curing the Public, from improper en croachments on the part of the Bank of England; and as he was confident that all the statements which he had made respecting that Establishment were well founded, he was the mole anxious to contradict any assertion with reference to their profits which bad no zeal foundation. It was this feeling that induced him to trouble the House on the present occasion; and he had only to lament that the Honourable Member for Bodmin was not present to hear his ex planation, which would at once chew that his suppo sition was altogether unfounded and fallacious. He would make himself intelligible in a few words. At the time the Bank of England put these Three-shil. ling Tokens into circulation, the silver of which they were made cost the Bank two shillings and nine pence; and supposing the expense of converting that silver into coin was one penny each Token, the total cost to the Bank would be two shillings and ten pence. From this it evidently appeared that they had the advantage of two pence in each Three shil ling Piece. But what was the case now that the Bank had to take back these Tokens ? Why, the in. trinsic value of these Pieces, which cost them two shillings and ten pence, was but two shillings and four pence; so that the Bank absolutely incurred a loss, upon every Three-shilling Piece put by them into circulation, of sixpence. He was willing to ad mit that the Bank had derived considerable profit in another way—namely, the profit of interest on the money of which these Three.shilling Tokens were the representatives ; but this was the only way in which profit did arise, and this profit existed from the moment they were put in circulation until the mo ment they were redeemed. He thought it right to enter into these few observations, to stew that he was not at all desirous of making any exaggerated state ment bearing hard upon the Bank of England. His only obji.ct was, where the Bank really exacted exor bitant profits from the Public, to bring those facts, upon the truth of which he was well informed, before the House—( Hear, hear.) • The Amendments were then agreed to, and the Bill was ordered to be read a third time cu Monday. PROFITS OF THE RANK• Mr. P. GRENFELL said, that the Chancellor of the Exchequer having stated in the House on a for mer night, that the Bank of England had virtually resumed their cash payments, he should, in order to ascertain to what extent these payrnews had been virtually resumed, move on Monday for the produc tion et an account of all Bank Notes for £1 and ae? now in circulation, the dates of which were antericr to the Ist January last. He would take this opportunity also of giving notice, that he should, doing die neat . Session, at AR early period, and previ;z:s to the dis cussion of the 13111 for the resumption of Cash Pay ments of the Bank, submit a motion, the object of which would be to bring under the consideration of Parliament, and to ascertain as accurately as possible the amount of Bank of England notes which -had been destroyed upon various occasions, for the pur pose of seeing the profits which had resulted to the Bank of England from such destruction. The,liouse tam adjourned. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE• HAGUE. JULY 1. Abont 1000 cargoes of corn have atriVed at Am sterdAm since Aprils the importation of other attieles of food is wry great. The prices of all eatables are tilling, and the pike of rye bread has been already considerably diminished at Amsterdam and Haarlem. AN BURP, JULY 2. Dry Russian rye.has ben offered to day at fifteen florins the hectolitre, but there were no buyers. It is expected that it will be at 12 aarins in a few dap. ANIS 1 ERDXM, JUN 2 so. According to the Sound List there pawed throngh the Strait, frem the 17th to the 21st of June, 1 vessels laden with Coln, of which 79 are bound to Amsterdam, 11 to Rotterdam, 1:; to Antwerp, &c. These vessds will be foisowed by many others, a 1,9 laden with c.:rn. These arrivils, achied to tl:e fine weather, which promises an abundant crop, will make the different species oh corn continue to fAi. BERLIN. JUNE F 4. By a Cnnvention with the Rossi in Ccurt,l:e transit of Prussian chths to China, and ether parts cf Asia, is re-establislisii, after an intereuption of mar•.y ye.irs. BRUSSELS, JI - NZ 28. Letters from Fran.e, to which much credit is at tached, affirm, Thai fresh regocibti•bns are on loot with the Allies, to remove firm Frame this year, a second fifth of the Army ut Occupation. BRUSSELS, JULY S. The price of Corn tell considerably at the last markrt at Bruges. Baron Nagel has arrived in this City from Amster dam. Many English Officers of rank have also ar rived—among them are Maibr-Genttal Jenkinson, Colonels Townshend and Tratiort. 'rhos moitung a French Courier arrived from Paris with dispatches. His Excellency Count Munster, Minister of State to his Britannic Majesty the King of Hanover, is Arrived with the Countess and suite, on their way to L. '.Jon. Last week a bell was baptised for the Church of St. Josse-ten-Noode, a suburb of Louvaine. The Kite ot the Mayor of this suburb stood godmother to the bell, which was cast at Louvaine. We have spoken alter some Dutch Journals of trou bles of railer a sericus nature, which were stated have taken place in the island of JAVA. The 1:-1 ri which gave this information are dated the ltith J a:logy ; but 2 letter from Batavia, written on the loth of February, by the President of the R. , yal Committee of Sciences and Arts, makes no mention of those troubles. though it enters into long details of the events preceding them. It seems, therefore, that we must doubt, at least. of the truth of the details which have been published. FRANKFORT, NINE 29. The Apostolic Nuncio in Switzerland, as anon as he arrived at Carlsruhe, requested an audience of the Grand Duke of Baden, to deliver to his Royal liigh ness a letter from his Holiness. The audience was granted, and the Nuncio having delivered his letter, etas referred to the Minister to settle with him. It is probable that the letter relates to the affairs of the Bishopric of Constance. THE EVENING STAR. IA) I)UN. NEXT WEDNESDAY LOTTERY DRAWS.—FIRST PRIZE ‘IO,OOII.—TWO-THIRDS DRAWN FIRST DAY, ANDALL PRIZES—FOUR OF tio,Oou!—TICKE IS AND SHARES CON t INV& CHEAP. MONDAY, JULY 7, 1817. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWE INF O'CLOCK s Reduced 76,; —Consuls 761! ex. div.--4 per Cent. Nary, 10.11 105 ex. dlr.—Hank 1 ong Annular.' -- India Bonds olul pre.—Each. IS.. Ids. pr. A Dutch Mail arrived yesterday, and this morning a Mail from Flanders ; but their contents, if we ex cept the continuing fall of corn which they announce, present but hale news of importance. Since our last a Mail bas been received from Lis bon with letters to the 27th ult. Some more of the conspirators have been apprehended, while some of the less guilty have been discharged. The Tribunal for the trial of the Conspirators consists of a Chief Judge, four assistants and a Secretary. About 54 persons are in custody. From what has transpired, it appears that they were divided into four Committees. The lowa had its instructions from the third, the third item the secrold, and the second from the first, without knowing who were the contrivers or leaders. When a Member of a Committee had gained three proselytes, he immediately became the Chi.'t of a new Sub Committee, and thus provision was made for an indefinite extension of the system, and delegates had Lean dispatcl'ed iuto the c.atntry. The ohjtct of this Conspiracy was the dethronement of the reigning fa mily in Portugal. A Provisional Government was to have been formed ; and ultimately, a Republican form of Government. For some time past, measures have been taken to prepare the public mind for a change in the Government. The KING, the Governors of the liirgdorn,&e. hare been repeatedly pasquinaded, particularly on public anniversaries, &c. It was appre hended that on the day of Corpus Christi these revolu tionary enterprises would have been attempted, aul many familici lett Lisbon on that day; and the Rocio, ~ir.s...rad of being thronged as usual with spectators of the prccessicn, was, comparatively speaking, abandoned. —lt was reported that GOMEZ FltElltE D'ANDRAJL: was only implicated to the extent of a mist)! i! ion of treason. A young Officer of the 16th Regiment, who was ieceetly arrested in the country, shot him self through the body in the chaise in whi c h he was conducted to Lisbon. He is not litAy to re cover. No confessions lia4 been made by him ; but a remberof papers, which he had coehded to a youiz, `woman, to whom • he was under an en g a g em en t o f marriage, have been secured ; and it is-sa;d their con. tents furnish much important information of t' a Sr. signs of the conspirators.--Consider4hle reinforce ments are about t A sail fr m Portigal ►o the Braz i l ! , and the most coolidciit hopes at: ntrt inined ~t the spt.edy subjugation of the Imo-gents of Perr..st►buu;. The Paris Papers to the sth instant, I..ave streirce since our last. Although very barren of polit;cl. news, they continue to trem with the most sati , f.... - tory intelligence on a subject the most intereFttnr . , : t all 4.the:s to the or hs;mrstity—the pretpe,: of returning plenty, New barley, of an creches.: quality, was exhibitcd in the market c.l (De.. partnamt cf the two Seems. adinining La Vendee!, on the 2C:b ultimo t and to the farthest crtr.7utstv Italy the most luxuriant crops beLin every w!•.eie invite the hand of the tearer. The great heat w!tich has preraled rinrinr myth, has wit, linwever, been witlicta .ts Et:: t iges in coh-r respects. h has melted the Switzerland to such a ci , gfet that riven and 1a1...; have risen to a great height, the whole valley of the Rhine has been inundated and the damage dune is bai.i to be immense. The KING was to return cnt Siturday fr , :rn St. Cl. , ud to Paris, where be is to rem4in till the aecc:ait oust of the Duchess of BEaai, Niter which he inteccts going for a short time to Fontiiinebleau. The Diet of Fraokfort have unanimously adopted a resolutiOn, according to which, all future dispwes between Members of the German Confederation a 7!: in the first instance, to be endeavoured to be Ad . :lnt(' by the Diet itself, and it that 6 , ,dy is unsuccets.i,', then an Austregal Tribunal is to be invested A full and absolute power el deterinination. French Funds, 34 July, Gt. tr. c. Lord Aurirnsr, we are sorry to and, has had t) encounter, on his voyage !vim:wards, a severe mi.. fortune, in addition to his political failure at the nese Court. The Dowson, Captain MiDoNirFJ, from Bengal, sailed the Ist of li•bruary, lea the Cape the Ist of May, and the 10 and of seensicri. the of May. At the last-mentioned place, Cap tain M.DoN Ann learned that the A LCE'sTE frigate, having Lord Amit ns'. on board, w totilly lost in the Straits of Gaspar I that Lord MtnEns' hAd ar rived at Batavia in the ship's cutter, and had charged an American, bound for Holland, with his dispatches, which may be expected every hour. The crew of the ALCESTE were all f, 4 %rte. Yesterd4y t>>r followilg Bulletin wa s exhibited it St. Jenkes's Pdhice: 44 igincpor Cede. Ic4/ S. " His AT , jo , :y Las been very emir.; A during mzth. Hi* 141,je-: good, but lin di.or..!er colit:n unc.hz • •.L Hemtv HALFORD, " 1;4 tuor. " W. HLISCitI•FN, "J. WiLl Is, " It. Wtsus." The Duke of CLAROWE, we are happy to say, was mach better on Saturday. We are sorry to state, that at a late hour last night Mr. l'ossoNar was given over by his physicians, who, for the first time, communicated their nielancholy ap prehension' to Lady MARY. The Duchess 01 CUMBERLAND was enteltained by the Last India Directors on Saturday, after having viewed the establishrornt, curiosities, Zicc. The Duke of WELLINGTON had an audilmce of the PutNem Reosncr on Saturday, to take lave previous to his leaving England. His Grace afterwards trans acted business with the Duke of Yoax and Sir IlEsai TOKRENS. At the Commaneer-in.Chters Office, be tween four and five t,'clock. In the evrning the Duke left his house in Piccadilly. to prceeed on his journey.—Hts Grace called at Mr. C. Low's, near Bromley, on his way to Dover, and part3ok of elate dinner—there was a party of G. nitenwn to meet him. Yesterday, at noon, his Grace the 1:;1?‹ . ..: of WI:- Lim:Tom arrived at the ail) 1r..), Dover, and seen atter embarked on board Mr. Calais. His Gnacr, on his arrival and at his de parture frun Dover, wal saluted hom the battery en the Heights ; and a gums! of . !Pinata from the 61...1 Regiment attended before the Ship Inn. His Gear?: carriages and horses were sent off is the L•Jrc! Dun can packet. dlr. Sultrt:xsov, Great Poisselktret,Bloomsbiry, nurgeon•Ocitlist to Lis Royal liig!nesr the Duke of Yon's, has Ecru appointvd, by their R. 1.11 acid Serene Highnesses the Princess Catin• I. TTE and the Prince LEOPOLD of S.SI..•CCZUL:" . :, their Oculist and Aurkt. The Sale at MILLR au's, in Cheapside, this exy, Mr. Cliamrxr.v, has peen adniirafAy at,ended ; !ht goods being of the I r t. encriptiin., have bee!:# r.rie• . 7 purchased, at low prices. To-morrow and nnt is expected to be equal!) , crowded. Every co ,%.:• nimice has been particularly attended to kr a:•7•.r.- mndating Families, and for Eddies wko Sale from the environs cif the Metropolie. ::n ;-.- stance whatever has there been such a qua-,0!: - variety of valuable :4! )cads submitted to n.e han , 7 , r. In our Paper of riday last, ev , • gave an of a dreadful sion which bad pLu:e : coal mine near I:nr!.am, by which above z',:7ty Fe were killed ; aod ws• a 7-1 now sorry tolcv•I, tt• Durham (urhey AL..., :Ler, that on the f cl: , 17;• • some pitnien havin;. ; d..xended intn the r;t, to ascertain ;IL! which had been dere. r•;;-; • them were sua;)eat.:.!, in cousequen:e thv v. , %- impure state of the ak. The young wow, , lived ser:ant 'n ..c. i.- t family, and saved I:,:r4eil from being t by leaping out of a two.pair window, at the tirt• 11,;.: tinfortunatolassiily terished, is in St. Thom:.;l and in a fair w: y of recovery. - '!be Gr,ml Match beiween tuenty-tr . Gentlemen ot the Club a7..enst Ors' players itt the County ot Middleies, waa tleciJLJ Friday in favour ot t‘liddiesex. REIM:. rm.., I\ll%l WON %11tV010 SCROtaf.....Sre"l".. Mlles at Cii,bt o'clock on ~ationtal, eirtn•• AAIUN; backsvaid4, commenced Apitt at four o'clock ye•ter..:.l moment:. and at lour to il.e af-trins,,i lie bad gene *titer'. makuig 111 lift Wh . uloi lieot atirting, on I httritl..y uvt song. slity.usnc licup al buil ' 42 `• . i f o nnt /cm.