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v .6 f Miters have felt in stating the cause of having driven him from the country. Mr. WittTuitEato last night ►edeemed the pledge he had previously given of collecting the opinion p.f the House of Commons upon the subject of the sni distant Constitutional Association. Mr. WHIT. BREAD'S motion was fur an Address to the KING,. playing that his MAJESTY may be graciously pleased to direct that the ATTORNEY-GENERAL should enter a Nolte proseqme in all prosecutions instituted by this Society. This motion was op. posed by Mr. 13. BATHURST, who contended gene rslly that the Association was founded upon legal tutu coostitutionsl principles, and that the ATTOR NEY-GENERAL eouhl not act iu pursuance of the object of the motion. The motion was negatived without a division. At the close of the business of the evening, the Marquis of LONDONDERRY. in moving the adjourn ment, took occasion to observe, that the time occur gird in the sittings of the House during the present Wed to eight hours and forty minutes an the :peel-Ice for each sitting day ; a circumstance, us we bi.lh-ve, without precedent in the Puglia. mentory history of the country The House at its • I i•ing. oil the motion of the Noble Lord, adjourned to Tuesday text. fler MAJESTY it to he heirrl by Counsel this at twrivor o'clock, I►rfore the Privy Council, in Allisport of her elaiin to be crowned at the ensuing We hove received the Paris Papers of Satur day lass. In the Clinmber of Deputies on the f erwr day M. VAIJBLANC repeated from the Com mutter upon the project of the law for coati lting the censorship of the public prep* until the end of the next Session. The Report is of consi. datable length. It concludes with recommending that the law proposed should not be adopted. The Chamber was crowded to excess at an early hour, and a great number of members inscribed their names, thus announcing their intention to speak, t.olne for and others against the question. The Pres . '. skid obseived that a day should be now fixed for opening the debate on the subject, and it was determined that it should take place immedi ately after the part of the budget Meting to the puldie expenditure, that is, on 'fuestlay or Wedr.es thiy. 11 7 e fed humbled when we recollect that tint very measure of the censorship, now strongly reprobated by a Committee of the French Chum bor of Deputies, was actually advocated by some Members of the British Cabinet at the time the five slew restrictive Bills against the Liberty of the Press were introduced. Nevi York Papers to the 40th, and Boston to the 234 of Nlay halve been received. They con firm the intelligence of Lord CoctinattE having sailed from Callao in pursuit of, two Spanish fri gates. The following is an extract : BOSTON, SI Alf 22. Arconut• from Santa Martha have been received to the end of April. The Vire.Pireident of Columbia, Don Bus cio, iv dead. Admiral Brion had gone to Cucuta, to resign his commission as Admiral, April 17. All European Spa niards were ordered to quit the country by the 26th April. Yesterday the Duke of Vont( held a military 14-vre at his office in the Norse-guards. Monday ittorninu summonses were issued by or der of Viscount SIDMOUTH for the assembling of a Cabinet Council, which met at three o'clock on that day, iit the Foreign Office. The Council con tinued their deliberations till near five o'clock. The following was yesterdsy posted at Lloyd's : PARIS, JUNE 90. Several vcreels from St. Sebastian. bound to Cadiz and Abeam, have been taken by privateers under South American colours. The Sophie, front Brest, arrived at Cadiz 7th tilt. after being boarded by an Insurgent privateer, which put oa hoard twenty-one Spanish prisoners. LISBON, JUNE 6. err. from.S. The Leondade frigate arri I Madeira i nit. in 1 I dap. She chased two privateers, a ship mid a schooner, bet could not get up with them. Leers from Paitms of the 22d of May, and from Zante of the Yd ofJune, were received on Saturday. 11'r regret to state that the latter mention, in • man ner too positive to admit of doubt, that the Ktro : &flume:ire frigate, the Hon. Captain Pellew, has been fired into by a large armed Greek vessel, by *hich four men were killed and several others wounded. The origin of this unfortunate event is not distinctly accounted foe. The Greek vessel Lad been fitted out at Gslazidi, and had a large quantity of arms and ammunition on board, which some suppose were intended for the Greeks in the Mores, while other statements make their object to be piracy, and that they had actually committed drpredstions on the English commerce ill the Archipelago. Captain Prilew is understood to have di mended the surremler of the vessel, which w-4 an to reed by fitiog into the lievolationnaire. Thr Greek vt . s ..l was captured, and carried iitto Z intr. This circumstance, we learn, combined with other evi cleoce of the hostile feeling of the Greekstowards the Etiglielt, has determined Government to strengthen our naval and military force in the 'lonian Islands. Two sloops of war have orders to sail immediately, as is supposed, for that destination, and seine of the best regiments in the service will be stationed in the island*. The inhabitants are well known to enter tain a strong desire to co-operate with their country men, the Greeks, in the attainment of freedom. Which is the policy of Government to prevent. The Turkv were in posoescion of Paints, or rather of the heap of ruins to which that place had been reduced, on the 22d of May. They had further strengthened them•elvea in the Mores by the acquisitiou of Avgos sod Corinth. front both of which cities they had es- • pi Ited the G-eeks,-...( Soinday Paper.) 41t 4200 k t oft r.h- 1 4 MN* ghti "aeN g et 0% . THE SING'S COURT. Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, his MAJESTY held • Court at his Pidace in Pall-mall, which was at tended by The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord President of the Connell, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Tres. retry, the Secretaries of State for the Home and Foreign Deparlt•cats, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Master- General of the Ord , the Pmsident of the Board of Trade, the Master of the Mint, the Lord Chamherlain,the Treasurer of the Household, the Comptroller of the House• hold, the Master of the Horse, kc. His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, which sat till half-past one o'clock. The KING gave audiences to.the Earl of HAIL. Rows's' and Visennut SIDMOUTII. The Marquis of 11 EADFORT and Sir A N DREW BARNARD were the Lord and Groom ill On the breaking up of the Court, his MAJESTY left town in hi. travelling carriage fur Hampton Court. THI3 DUCHESS of PORTLAND'S GRAND BALL The Duchess of Portland opened her elegant residence in St. James's-square, on Monday evening, to the haat ton, with • splendid hail and supper. The four magnificent aparionetits on the drawing room floor were fitted up in a superb and tasteful manner, and were very brilliantly illuminated. The supper consisted of every luxury of the season. The el I and wines were of the choicest descrip tion. The whole service of plate was silver gilt. The ball commenced about el. ven iii the grand drawing-room. It was 'pearly hall past four o'clock yesterday ninrning iwfure the whole of the &stir guished guests hail retired. There were rewards of 400 persons of the first rank and fashiou present. Amos g wlwm well. — The Dukes of Wellington, Norfolk, and Grafton; the Duchesses of Richmond, Leeds, Montrose, Redford, Buz. ✓leach, Rutland, and Dowager Rutland; the Marquises Camden and Graham ; the Marchionesses of Salisbury and Camden; the Earl and Countess of Scarborough; the Earl ■ud Cowmen' of Aboyne and the Ladies Gordon, the Earl of Roselyn, the Countesa mid the Ladies Bathurst, the Ladies Lennox, the Ladies Pratt, the Earl and Countess Mauves, the Countess of Mansfield, the Earl and Countess of Moray, the Countess of Sefton and the Ladies Molyneux, Lord Molyneux, Lady Gaiyilir, Count and Countess St. Antonio, Lord and Lady F. Beutiork , Viscount and Viseutwitess Granville, Earl of Westmorland and Lady G. Fame, the Earl and Coursers, of Surrey, the Ladies Fitzroy, the Ladies Russell, La!y .1. St. Clair Erskine, Lord and Lady Morpeth, Lord and Lady Grantham, Lady E Vernon, Lady C. Poulett, Lady F.. Lowther, Lord Gusford, Lord aged Lally Wm. Wastes,. k, Mr. and lady C. Greville, Lady Mary Bentinek, Earl of Wiltshire, Lord Brecknoelt, Lord Beasichamp,ConntessWentyss;and the Ladies Charteris, Lord and lady C. H. Cavendish and the • Misses Cavendish, Mr. and Lady G. Cavendish, Lady K. and Miss Forrester, Coon teas Stanhope, Lord C. Somerset, Lally H. Sir Hew mid Lady D. Hamilton, Sir John and the Misses Copley, Cutait Zsmosli, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Canumg, file. Mrs sad Miss L Saville, General •nd Mrs. Grosvenor, Mr. H. B. Simpson, Mr. C. Wortley, Captain Manley, Co lonel Upton, Mr. J. Singleton, Mr. Griming. Mr. E. Foley, Sir. and Mrs. Villiers, Mr. Portman, Mr. Macdonald, Mr. C. Percy, Mr. C. Mills, Mr. R. Abererumhy, Sir Henry and Lady G. Wellesley, Mr. F. Vermin, Mr. D. Pennant, Mr. E. Petre, Lord C. Numbers, Lord Charles Fitaroy, ace. FASIIION.4IILE PARTIES. The Marquis and Marchioness of Cholmondeley will en tertain the Duke and Duchess of Clarence, and a large party of distinction, ow Friday next, at Cho:moudeley Home. The Earl of Westmorland entertained the Earl and Coun tess of Lonsdale and a distinguished party yesterday, at Ibis home in Gromenor-sqnsre. . . . The Coniitess of Jersey's rout on Monday evening, in Berkeley-square, was both numerously and fashionably at tended. Sir Abraham and lady lung's music party on Monday evening, in Hill-street, Berkelvy square, was attended by upwards of 200 distinguished fashionable'. Sir John and Lady Ramsdell have issued cards of invita tion fur au entertainmeat on the 11th instant, at their boost its Piccadilly. FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. The Dyke of Northumberland arrived yesterday at his house is St. James's-square from his seat, Mimic* Castle. The Duke of Norfolk and the Earl and Countess of Surrey arrived on Monday st h s Graces house iu St.James's square from Fornham, Suffolk. The Due de Cuigay arrived un Muoday at Grcillou's Hotel, Albemsrk•ureet, from Paris, to attend at the Curs. Countess De Grey arrived yesterday at her house in St.James'is.square from a visit to Mrs. York, at her seat in Lord awl Lady King and family leave town Ibis day for their seal, Oakhasn, Surrey. Mr. and Mrs. Summer arrived yesterday at Hodgson's Hotel, Ibvrr•street, from their seat, Priory, Surrey. W. S. Bourne, Esq. M.P. mad family have left town fur Southampton. Lord Wodebouse left town yesterday fur his scat i■ Norfolk. G. Wilbraham, Esq. ►aa arrived is loan from his seat is Cheshire. Arrivals at Miran', Holel, Lower Brook-street : Earl Cateheart from Beufiel4 Park ; Lord Granville Somerset trawl Blaailford ; J. LAMP, Rvti and family from King's Bromley Park, Stafr.rtlakire; tl.e Rev Dr. Haggish ; lima Sir Harry Geedrick, Bari. (rum %leeloa Hall, Nu, fOk. Yesterday the Duchess of GLotlcEsTut. and the, Princesses AUGUSTA sod SOPHIA, visited the Duchess of et.snsmcg. Last night the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCES TER honobrtd the Italian Opera with their pre settee. Prince LEOPOLD •nd a select party dined yes. terday with Earl BATHURST. On Saturday the Right Honourable Sir JoIIN NEWPORT, Bart. arrived at Waterford from London. TOSIKIIII'S PICTURE LOTTERY—Tickets £3. 31. —The superior Merit of the PICTURES mid GRAND WORKS which are exhibited as Specimens of the Prizes fur TOMKINS's PICTURE LOTTERY, New Bond Sheet, which is to be drawn idtb July, is universally arknonledeed. The uncial Opinion of the Iste venerable President and priacipsl Members of the Royal Academy, was in the very highest terms of praise. Sir BINJAMIK WANT says, " they are correct and beautiful, and will be honoured and admired by subsequent ages." Sir THOMAS LAWRCIICK " has so diffi culty in saying, that they are beautiful specimens." Sir WILLIAM BURRY says, "there cannot be two opinions on their merits, they art certainly most exquisitely finished and unique." Mr. WARD says, n there can be bnt one opinion as respects their excellence." Mr. SHIM " has great pl in adding his testimony to that of the Pieenl..nt of the Royal Acroilemy, in whose high commeadatios he eutirtly concurs." Mr. Wrist c says, "the amide in winch they are completed, as Paintings, is sew and ingenious, mid tiro resell fer eseeeds any coloured huh:thous that were MS produced is Europe." IVEW HAYMARKET THEATRE. We h ave heen favoured with the following de scription of the ceiling and the new drop scene at the New Theatre-Royal, Haymarket : On the ceiling is an allegorical represeutatien of Morning as Apollo, is the chariot of the Sun, attended by Zephyr, appearing in the horizon, while in She opposite quarter Cynthia, or Night, is meets retiring front his presence beneath her slurry mantle. The ornaments whirl. encircle the design, are composed of fuer grouper of Cupid., berrong emble. melte trophies of the different Seasons. On Ilse proscenium are various figurer and embellishments correspondent with those upon the ceiling. The new drop.seesse represents, on the I. ft hand of the audience, the entrance of a temple of the Composite order, richly ornamented with basso relievos, and supposes] to he dedicated to Apollo. The statues of Thalia and Melpomene surmount the principal eat . On the right hand is •n altar, dedicated to Beauty, anti flowers and various orna ments, 'illusive to the costumes of the Bacchantes, are also introduced. The era of the new building, as well as of the sew and glorious reign of lie present Monarch, are alluded to by the Temple of the Mures, illuminated by the glory of She Rising Sun that spreads his beams over the whole of the scene. SURREY TFIRATRF:. Mrs. W. F►alltaw, from the Theatre Royal, York, last night made he► first appearance here its a most interesting melts-drams, called 77,. Soldier's Father, (invaded on Mr. C. Esammu's elegant drama, called 7k. Peet of Honour. The must decid e d eucea. emerged the attempt of the debutante, who pre lu the character of Bertha an interest which was acknowledged by the tears and reiterated plaudits of a most elegant audience, principally rem. posed of females. Every cherAeter in the sueltsdrsuss was well supported, and the repetition of the !Nee* was an. nuanced with most gratifying sanction. Mr. HUNTLIY, as Umpqua:, Mr. BaricouGH, as La Franc, and Mr. FITZ WILLIAM, as l'atroor, seemed t) vie with each other in producing the effects intended by the original author; while Wearr, in the part of Steinberg, and Miss Poore (who im proves in every character she plays), seemed equally de. lighted with the patrons of the house, at the evident suc cess their efforts conjointly produceJ. CITY BUS/NESS. COURT OF ALDERMEN. Yesterday the Lord Mayor held s Court of Aldermen at Guildhall, which was numerously attended. Ilia Lordship reported the election of Anthony Brown, Esq. as Alderman of the %Ward of Billingsgate, in the room of Sir Wm. Leighton, Knight, resigned; cad Mr. Brown it. teadiog, was int►oduced to the Court by several inhabitants of the Ward, and took the usual oaths and his seal. A Petition was presented from Mr. Hughes, complaining of the election of Mr. Lister as Common Councilman for the Ward of Bassishaw, the consideration of which was ad journed to the next Court, sad a copy ordered in the mean time to be sent to Mr. Lister, when he and all parties are or dered to attend and be heard thereon. The Court were occupied ■ considerable time on matters connected wish the Co►onation. The Rev. Mr. Towae was unanimously elected Chaplain to the Debtors' P. isms, in the room of Dr. Ruse, deceased. Several persons sere admitted and others sworn as brokers. POLICE. QUILVW SQUARE, JULY 3. CORONATION SEA'IS. This was an information upon the Building Art against Mr. Glanville, the •rebitect, for erecting projectioes in front of the houses in Great George.•treet, West bbb b aster. The information was preferred by Mr. H. E. Seward, and bring • case M which all th• inhabitants of the neighbourhood commendiug • view of the procession at the mowing Coro nation are interested, the °Rice was crowded. Its elmaequenee, however, of an informality in the informa tion, it was withdraws, bet Mr. Seward prufrawed his inten tion to prefer another. QUEEN ANNE. Copy of an old curious Paper on covering the Dome of St. Paul's with English Copper, by way of answer to the current Objections of the time:— "'Twas proposed to cover the dome of St. Paul'. with English copper, of twenty ounces to • foot square, at two shillings and furrmewee per foot; all charge of mettle and workmanship, which, though d than /rod, was allowed 10 be no discouragement: bet %war objected— Objection I.—" That the copper would soon be black and look ugly, and that the people would by no mean, be pleased with it. Awswer—" That topper will tarnish in the air is allowed; bat if the colour be so much coveted, it mar easily be var. wished at an inconsiderable charge. But 'tin atrauge that the looks of a covering of lead, at such a height, should be be put in competition with the duration of copper, which is known by experience, M churches abroad, to have lasted above Ave hundred years without repairing; whereas lead willshardly lie so high, and on such a large extent, above fif teen or twenty years, without needing repairs, which cannot be done without e great charge of scaffolds, /cc. Objectioa II.—" that there would be several embosssment le be made in lead, which could not be done in copper. Answer.—" It is surprising that any artist should urge, that any thing of that kind eon be done in lead that cannot be dour iu as great perfectiou in copper, as lie fine-apple (which is made of English copper), already set up on the rest end of St. Pouts dues sufficiently demonstrate, in which there are much more embossments than eau easily be contrived iii covering the DOWN. ... Note.—" The copper world be lighter than the leaJ, by above six huntlreJ tons." The repairs curyirg on at St. Paul's makes the above paper very iutereatiug• It is a faithful transcript of ilia original, wsiiten at the time the Cathedral was building, ■t the !intuiting of the last century. On the 1111011 On Is the House of Commons on Monday night, that the Report of the Extra Post Bill be stow brought up, an amendment was proposed, substituting fur " now" the words " this day aix months," wbtch amendment was carried by a majority of 39 to 31. The Bill consequently is throws out. It was incorrectly stated is our Paper of yesterday that the division was spun the original motion. • Miss SARAH WALKER, second daughter of Mr. %VALIUM, King's Apothecary, is to be one of the Herb Women in the procession at the Coronation. OD Friday Mr. Alderman Woon°, Mr. AUSTIN protege of her MAJESTY), and some [Wiwi Noblemen, passed through this city on their route to Cornwall. They visited the Cathedral, and were welcomed by a peal of bells from St. Nicholas Church.—(Glourester Journal.) • This is a mistake so far as respects Altierassa Wood. —ED. The Scots Greys, which regiment has been for some time quartered in Ireland, have received or ders to proceed to this country forthwith, in order to attend the Coronation. This regiment is in ad dition lo the four regiments of cavalry, which, as we have already stated, are to be present on that occa sion; but we understand that several other regiments are also to be in attendance. Gamma DAVIS, Captain of the Mermaid, and two other persons, have sword depositions be rme the Mayor of Wexford, contradicting the ac couut of the sailor, EVANO, having been lately buried alive. FROM LAST [(airs GAZETTE. -.......... Foreign o.ffire, July 3, 11121. The King has beer iileaseil to approve of James Colqn. howl, Esq as Agent anJ Consul-Cieneral in the United fOugdont for the Teutonic Free Hanseatic Republics of Lubec, Bremer, sad Hasburgb. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War Office, July 2, 1821. Rib Regiment of Fool—Lieutenant iVilliarn 31anwelf, from half-pay of the 3d Garrison thitalion, to be Liemenant. . _ Tice George Tarletnn. who exchanges, receiving the dif ference--dated Jane 14, 1821. 71b ditto—William Murray, Gent. to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Browillnur, promoted in the tat Ceylon Regi ment—Aated June 21, 1821. 58th ditto—Lieutenant Rob e rt Barker, from half-pay Rifle Brigade, to he Liewitimit, vice Thomas Bieliaidoin 'Em bed!, who exchange*, receiviug the tioUrence—dated J une 14, 1821. . . _ .Ist Cr - yluu Regiment—rarrvet Major John F r to he Major, by purchase, vice liuskimoo, who ►etires—dated June 21, 1521. Lieutenant Frederick Broonlow, from the 7th Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Fraser—dated as above. BREVET. The tinder-mentioned Cadets of the Honourable the East India Company's Service, to have the temporary rank of Second Lieutenant, during the period of their being placed leader the rommantl of Cienteuant:Coloncl Pushy, of the Royal Engineers at Chatham, for limit-whorls in the Art of Sapping and Stifling : Cadets Joseph Tindal, Frederick hl'Gillisray, George Smith, George Wheatley, Charles Grant, and Juhu 'Flstophilas Boileau—all dated June 21, 1521. zymum oust. - - - - The Christian names of Ensign Mackenze., of Ore 701 h Foos, are Kennel's Coarreli, and not Kenneth Altera!, as ststcd iu. the Gazette of the 234 ultimo. BA NKRU PTS. Peter Sullivan, late of Seewart.street, Old Artillery ground, Middlesex, milk-manufacturer. he 1111 f resider, July 10, 21, and August 14, at len, at Guildhall, London. At torney.. 111 . Webster and Sun, Queen street, Chespside. William Lee, late of the Old City Chambers. Ideshupsgate street, but since cf Croydon, Surrey, wine -merchant, to veer. render, July 7, 21, and August 14, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Atturuey, Mr. B.elion, Austin-friars. Loudon.. John Benno O, of Worsham, Nurfolk, miller, to surrender, July 13, at fire, 14, at ten, and August 14, at five, at the Castle Inn, Doiwisbans mai ket, Norfolk. Attorney, Mr. Ewbaisk, North A udley street, Grosvenor-squarr, London. John Edwards, of Gough-square, Fleet-street, London, furrier, to surrender, July 14, 21, and August 14, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. M•Uuff, Castle.strect, Holborn. Thomas Hargrave Ainsworth, late of Halliwell, Lancas ter, calico.printer, to surrender, July 30, 31, and August 14, at tea, at the Swan km, Bolton. Attorney., Wanes. Ad. lington sod Gregory, Bedford-row, Middlesex; and Messrs. Crum and Rushiou, Button-le-Moues, Lancaster. Thomas Mayfair, of New Bund.sireei, Middlesex, trunk maker, lu surrender, July 7, 17, and August 14, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Burt, Field-court, Gray's Inn, Lanoline. Thomas Whitehouse, of {Vest Bromwich, Stafford, miner, to surrender, July 12, 13, and August 14, at eleven, at the Swale Hotel, Warwick. Attorneys, Mr. Taylor, Walbrouk, Loudon; and Mr. Hicks, Warwick. DIVIDENDS. July 14. H. White, of Warmiuseer, Wills, linen-draper, at tee.. at Guildhall, London. July 28. J. Prichard, of Church-lane, Whitechspel, Middle. sex, cooper, at eleven, ut Guildhall, London July 24. R.l'. de Roche, J. Perin, amid H. L. J. S. R. Roches, of Lime-street, Louden, merchants, at ten, at Gee July 24. R. Lodge, formerly of Kirkby.Lonsdak, Westmor land, innkeeper, late of Pittston, and more late of Black bus n, Lancaster, butcher, at eleven, at the Kiug's Arm lute, Lancaster. July 14. T. Rowley and J. Morley, late of Willow-street, Bankside, Surrey, ecru-meichautes at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 24. J. Mann, of Leeds, York, common brewer, at ele ven; at the Cowl-Howse, Leeds. July 27. M. Cope, Isle of Derby, ironmonger, at eleven, at the King's Arms Tavern, Dee by. August 1. A. Walter and J. Stokes, of Rishopswnoel and Lydbrutilt-Works, Gloucester, and Watford, Hereford, irues.masters, at twelve, at the Commercial Remiss, Brivtol. July tfi. A. Garrad, late of Duweiham Market, Nusfulk, tanner, at eleven, at the Crown lain, Downhans Market. July 23. T. Taylor, of Prestuir, tea-dealer, at eleven, at the Mitre Inn, Prestos. July 7. W. F. Woodgate, late of Tunbridge, Kest, banker, at eleven, at Guildhall, London'. July 17. H. Barton, of Paul's-Cray, Kent, miller, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. July 7. P. Grose, of the Commercial-road, Middlesex, vie tualler, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. July 24. J. Finch, of East Graustead, Sussex, carrier, at one, at Guildhall, London. July 27. R. Wadam, of Poole, grocer, at eleven, at the Lon don 'T lnn, Poole. July 30. J. Comity, of Bishop Wearmouth, Durham, ship. owner, at eleven, at the Bridge lieu, Bishop Wearniouilo. July 24. W. Thornton, formerly of Devouvhire.streel, Mary. le-hone, and late of Cadiz, machant, at ten, at Guild hall, Landow. August 4. J. Curtis, late of Fording-Bridge, Hants, draper, at ten, sit Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES.—JuLT 24. T. Wood, of Trowbridge, Willa, clutheer.—J. Mason, of Liverpool, soulless-draper.— R. Tolson, jun. late of Dalton, Yosk, manufacturer.—W. Edwards, of Manchester, mania facturer.—S. Brewer, late of New Breeiefurd, Middlesex, grocer.—T. Brown, of Lunedon, Stafford, grucer.--T. Mousey, late of Burgh, Norfolk, farmer.—W. Rue, late of Lower' East Smithfield, Middlesex, wheelwright.—T. Tweed and IL Tweed, ut Chingford Mille, Essex, and of Great St. Helens, London, millers.—J. Dean, of Bicagley,Yurk,builder. —J. Lan:bum, late I.t Arbuur.biluare, Ctionmercial-road, Middlesex, ouster-noariuer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. .1. Perfect, C. Hardcaatle, and W. Perfect, of Leeds and Pontefract, York, bankers, so far as respects C. Hardesatle, June 30, 1821.—T. Ede', and H. Early, of Wellelu.e•sgnare, Middlesex, wholeaale-slopsellera, Jure 91, 1821.—J. Cattley, W. Cattley, J. Esilaile, and S. W. Cawley, of Londim, as far as regards the mid W. Cattley, June 30, 1821.—F. Barry and 11. Cal tie, of awapaide, London, and Great Portland. street, St. Mary-le-boae, Middlesex, wine -merchants, June 30, 1821. —J. Charringtun, D. Cloves, sen. and D. Cloves, jar.. of Lutt er Shadwell, Middlesex, real aseicbants, June 30, 1821. 'Primmer, J. Sharpe, and W. Homewood, of Paddiig lane, Lantdois, orange-merchants, J one 24, 1821.—R. Bright, S Cave, T. Daniel, L. Ames, and B. H. Bright, of Bristol, bankers, as far as regards the said R. Bright and B. H. Bright, June 30, 1821.—J. 'loggia. J. Garwood, and J. Sa vage, of Great Prescot-street, Goodman's-fields, Middlesex, corn-factors, as fat as respects the said J. Garwood, June 30, 1821.—F. Alyea and R. J. Gosling, of Landon, insurance brokers, July 2, 1821.—J. Leech, T. Dallimore, and J. Leech, juu. of Ludgate-bill, London, wine- uierchants, June 25,1821. The following Packets have arrived at Falmouth with nt.ils:—Lady Arabella, front Lisbon, saikd 4th ult.; Duke of Kent (I), from ditto, sailed 10th ult.; Duke of Kest (2), from ditto, sailed 15th ult.; Camden, front Rio Janeiro, sailed 6th Aril; and Sondwicti, from the Mediterraneao, sailed truss Corfu lbtk May, Malta 23d May, and Gibraltar 9th ult. The three int mails will out be delivered Instil to morrow. The Harbinger, Barry, from Swarms to Load**, was car ried iato Dover ea Salida, by some boats, very leaky, sad with lota of anchor and cable, hariog been as shore. THE TURF. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 1821. ]MONDAY, JULY D. Thely Stake*, a ia h a e r ipti,a l of 504.. each, 30gs. ft. by 2 yr-ohl e.t.a carrying Sat, ellb ; filli.s, 8.1. 411.. T. Y. ('. 11 It, 11. Pin 1). of York's b. C. by tt'oful, out of sister to Squib Lord f. by Soothsayer, out of Pipvlina I). of Gruftou's b. c. by Partiaan, out of Coquette 1). of Graftou's ch. f. by Partogan, nut of Zaiala D. of Rutland's c. by Sisolcusko. darn by Shuttle Sir J. Shelley names Mr. Howse,. c. by Haphazard, oat of P. n•blossiim Lord Graydon . * brother to Falcon Lord Gioac 'r sister to Abra Mr. Douglas nature U. of hull rod's b. e. by Sir Psol, out of St rearnlet Mr. Rogers 's rh. e by Selire, dam by %Talmo, uul of Sor cerer'. dam Mr. Ropers's b. e. by Marmios, oat of a Barb mare Lord Suffield mimes 1...r.1 Hunte*The Staclvrattrer to Gazelle Mr. Ro.le• h. f. by Ruben., Dal of lie-avec Lord Ea.rter'd hr. e. by Haphazard, out of Bees Mr. Wyndham's b. e. by %%laleisure, mot of Scotia. Mr, VI perikasn'e b. c. by Wm.., dAsts by Goblins, ' teat of Alll*V.lb Mr. 0.,.1.131..1 names b.f. by Marmiun, dam by Precipitate, ow of Colib. i Lind Jersty'a f. by Orville, out of Miss Soigne TUESDAY. 501. for 3-yr ol.ls , earryi46st.oll;.; 4-yr olds, Est-; Syr olds, ttst. 81b.; 6-yr olds, Set. 141 b. ; and aged, 00. P.l. (Seeoa4 Yearj—Kentwal of the Sweepstakes of lks. each, for 3-yr uitl., 6.1. V.b ; 4 yr uldt, Oa. 4-y.r Yldq iist 10Ib. ;6 yr olds, 94.;_ a n d sire.l,9,t 2110. 7.31. M.-- TilC wiuocr to be suld tot 300 g. it th.snyo,led, 3w. Subser4bers:—Lord Foley, Duke of Portbtu.), Duke of Graltuu, Lord Suffield, Mr. Bouvet tr., %)r. MT. !teak, Mr. Huai., Lora E‘eter, Lord G. H. Cateudtsb, Mr. Vtliterl y and Mr. Wyodbatu. VI I OW VIDA?. Te Town Plate or 50/. for three-yra cold colts. 804.05, ao4 fillies Sat. Last mile nod a 1111411111 V of U. C. A Snerpstakrs of hies. each, for itvo.y.s old, 6.0. 1114. 11111 ihrre yrs-old, 9sl. T Y.C. The wouuer to be suit fur 200 gs. if demanded, Lc. Snhscrthers:—Duke of Rutland, Mr. Comma, Doke of Grafton, Doke of Gra' 00000 , Mr. Wyo.lliam, Lord Groat - emir Mr. Payne, Lord Sea kI , Mr. %%Aston, Mr. Rouverw. Mr. :icon, Mr. Rush, Mr. Wortley, Lord Jersey, Geri. Giosveloor, Lord Exe er, Mr. Udny, Lord G. 11. Cavendish, cod 3lr. Neville. Tile Red Lion Stakes, a sweepstakes of 50ga. earl., h. ft. fur 2.1.• old colts, tisl. 61b. ; sod fillies, 8.1.11 k. T. Y. C. Mr. Pu•ell's b. f. Las.ie, by Smolensk.), out of Ilighl•ott Lass Major Wilsoo'r b. f. by Pastillas., dam be Oscar _ . Mr: It ‘Vilsuu's ch. c:by C6dluu , out of Aufelupe, by Sor- Mr. H. Smith's b. f. by Sorce►er, out of Sylintous'a dam. Sweepstakes of 54hrs. each, fur fillies, Sit. 4lb. T. Y. C. Mr. Wyuilbani's by Vuuug Guliausia t out of Suoirduis'a data Mr. Payite's by Partisan, slut of Bizarre Mr. Greg/ilk's by Dimsdale, nut of Harriett Mr. Rush's by Itubesis, out of armee Major %Cilsuu'r by Ituileus, out of Tippitivritclort. GUILDFORD RACES (CeNct.upsD) lIIIDAY,JUN II 29. The Melobr.re Plate of ,of. for all ages. Two wile being. Mr. Thresher's b. c. Carbon, by ‘Vricy, 4 yra old .... 1 I Mr. Boot br. h. Marksman, aged Mr. Field's b. g. Philip, 5 yra uld NANTIVICII RACES (Costwpm) THURSDAY, JURY 48. A Sweepstakes of sgs. each. Twee weik heats. Sr T. Stanley's cb. e. Cedric, by Walton, 4 yes old 4 1 1 Mr. Dcolism's ch. r. The Abbot, 3 yes old Mr. Asliall's h c. Slender Jack, 4 yrs old 3 3 des Mr. H.eucates b. R. The Corsair, 6 yrs old Handicap Slakes of 15gs. each. Two miles. Mr. Myetoit's ch. h. !Mandeville, 8 yes old, Eloi. 41b..... Mr.Thompsou's Fitz-Langton, 5 yrs old, 7st. 61b Hampton Races on Monlvey Herat commence to-morrow; there will be three Maki* run for by the tir.t rate bursts from Ascot Heath and Gatlin-tont The match which wa■ roll over Epsom Course on the day of the Oaks tisk year, between %tr. Tiseobalsra puny, Mot.si.sh'-Mtut, cud Mr. Farm'. Mengel Wurzel, is *pairs 'mode to be ruu over Epsom Course, Awl's! 6, far h. ft. Mat-as'-111 . .Msni, 71b.; Mamma Wurzel, this.— Three two-mile beets. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORIIIIOIIIH, JULY?. Arrived t►e Aurora, and Dispatch, (ruin the Eastwari; New Recovery, tfciivta; and Linnet, Studley, fium due; and Viscount Palmerston, Dungao, foum Bristol. Sailed the Pilgrim, Kennedy, for Quebec. Le Juno, Garmisse, from Alarms, fur Dunkirk, lin been detained by the Quail cutter. ►ALMOUTN, FUME 30. Arrived the Elizabeth, Ching, from Wales for Jersey. Sailed the Loyal BfHUAI, and Brilliant, trailopurts for lialeas, will. troops. VIARKICII. JULY 2. Arrived the Lord Nelson packet (ruin Cuxhaven, and Jane packet hunt Gottenbarg—each with a mail. LIVERPOOL, JULY 1. Sailed the John Taylor, Atkinmos, for Calcutta. DEAL, JULY S. Came down from the River and sailed the Hartman, Smith. fur Quebec; and Nancy, Parker, fur Miraniiciti. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock.. 231.1 2i95 I lottot Hoods .. 53 51 pr. 3 per Ct. Rec1.....7611k I Es. Bills, 4 .. 3 2 4 pr. 31 per Cent B6k I Lottrry Tickets .141. 4 per Cents... 94kik 94 I Cons. for Ace. .. 77i1 COURSE OF EXCRAI Amsterdam C.F. 12 12 Ditto at Sight... 12 lb itot terd+m - ....... 12 12 Antwerp ........ 14 14 Hamburg\ ...... 38 10 Alton• -. 98 1l Paris 3 day's dale 45 85 Dais) 2I 29 Hoursleans...." 28 20 Frankfort on the Maine......... 159 Petersburgb, p. rbl. 9 3 Us. Vienna Trieste .. lO 28 Madrid Cadiz .. Gilboa 35 Barcelona .. 35 Seville Gibraltar BIRTH. On the nth Jona. at King-Wastos, Ito Lady of William Dickinson, Esq. N.P. of a eon. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Horsing 5 after 5. 1 Erasing 23 after O. Prieteil sad Publisbod oki THE BRITISH PRESS../ THE GLOBE WIW I N.. In, Strasel, by C. CURNWELL, of the Stread. GE, TrimPosY, JULY 3. Leghurto . 47 Genoa 44 Yeniee Malta Naples. ....... 391 Palermo, per dm... 116 Lisboa Opor to Rio Janeiro. r 5" Dublin Cork ... 9 BULLION. Portugal 60141 in 8. dl. Coin, per az 0 0 0 Gold is Bars 3 N )01 New Doubloons 0 0 0 New D o llars 0 0 0 Silver is Bars 0 4 10,1