The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-16 00:00:00

,THE PRINCE•III:4:,NT'S LE EE . , Yesterday, sooii afterl.one his "loyal flighness the PRINCE ItEGENT held a Levee at which was very numerously at .. tended, ;.t beinc , understood to be the last this reason. At 12 o'clock a detachment of the 7th Hussars (oak polses.sion of and the streets lelding to it, to regulate the carriages, &e. Gu ard. 4 Ilonour, commanded by Col. Cocll- PIL) reareneu into the Court-yard„ with the 1)1 nd o.r the ,(1 Ite , iment their state unitolnis, and tawyed It "mintier of pieces during the !wining Of tilt: Guutt, which attracted great numbers. in although it ,rained incessantly. Tile ' . window s of the houses were Opposite graced with females elegailqy tlresseil. .The Gentlemen Par t`%;, the illar.iiiittineu, the Yeomen of the Gutted, the Servants of t h e Itoyal H ousell( )1(1, and °trier • ath 1,LII" • Ilts, attended as usual.—There were pre ' st:nt-- . . • The DitLes Clarence, Cambridge, and BrOnswicli ; .. t r ile P ' i nee of Orang e , th e ArchhishOp Canterbuiy, the p.4.L1 Presid ent of the Council, the Lord Chanciillor, the 1.,0rd • l'tir Y B eal, the•Pirst Lori:l'of the TreaSuty, the Cinimellor of • the Excheiver, the Secretaries of State,,the Master-General of the Ordnance, th e Fi rst. Lord of the Admiralty, the Chan ; cellor of the Duchy of Litricaitt. , r, the Lord High ilidinlYerlitin . England, th... Lord Steward, of his .Majes , :f's Hottselwid, , the Leird Chanitnaliiin of the Household the Lord Chief Ins , . Ike of t h e court . o f Kin,l's Penci l , Mr. Jivtice.Damili;.sr, the 9reoni of the Stole, the Master of the Han e, the Chamber the Qiuyen, the Captain of the Yeoman Of the Guard, th ,, Captain of the Gentlenien Pensioners; the Lira Licute ,....tlaitlt of Ir e l and t , the Spanish, Russian, mid Portuguese Ain : the Sardinian, P russ i an , lonian, and AliniNter3; the Jitd ; ge of the Athuiralty, the Jud ge (. Arch es Coon, the Attoruey-General, the Solicitor-Gene -4 fur the Duchy of Gartman, the. .Adjutant-Geueral, At a crry ADDRESS.quarter before three o'clock, the grand ca- I t ale ' lde ("' the City o f . Loachm . arrived at Carlton, , ti () .e , t(i present a congratulatory Address tr out (;( "P a rationto the PitiNcE, upon the late glo. tt u victory of Vittoria. -They were Shewn into rri aq a i-ro oin till " the whole had.alighted from their g m when we're reedited lay the Lord ni the entree room, who conducted • . " 1 1 ', 1, 1 int . () the levCe pawn, the following order tic,; in waiting' on the Lord M type, the, Mace, full "'v ,, rd of State, the mot lion. the . Lord Mayor, in his rA es 11 4 „,„_ • Aldermen —Lewes, Glyn, CoMbe, Shaw,, riei Hauter, Attiias, I.lrides, Cox. She 'le* awi Common enamberiam, thu Recorder, the 17Ccvk, the mPleider the RemanibranetT Un ul.,titr Clerk of the' Chanther, Keeper,. c umic !rchiiiiii and sixty-nine tieutlunen of the Common Royal liiiihnes's appeare'd Uli his Throue in 111 t'A exceitent health, dre sse d in regimentals, ;, ea riug the O r d ers of t h e Garter and the Bath. oe Corporation, on being introduced by te Llmniberlain into the Royal presence, approache h d R e e P.aiNcit REGE NT, bowing ; Utter which the corner. read the following Address in a very at “!11)ie voice, delivered it to the Lord Mayor, tn phis L or d s hi p presented it to his Royal High- TO li/s ROYAL ITIGHNnSS TUE PRINCE or WALES, agGi - , - ....cr oF TilE UNITED KINGI)pg OF URUAT Fili•A;N AND TIif.AND, Ih.tt DotliJi 4.1t1 Loyal Aildresi of the-Loßn 11.6-ort, At.- . bLityir.c, Ewa Comm oNsof the City, of Lincrda,•iii Commott Cutioeii 4i:,,,,9t11..,1,;1,-- , ,•• ,i ,A .' H.. • • .••i fl:-..1! if: c aress,. 1 b. . ts the . .. , .., . nil Ic &Il ; ',. s -.1 . thretry di, -Ath 01 , l ' I S " ';'''• ' '' , i 9"1" i, "4 (' " ''•. . 2 ~ I, : itteaue,l fits Majciay's arms, and c i''''' ' s "" ;•1 'versal triumph fe4 and I'o ,74.11 111 -'ii'-'." -' . -'' inn .. ' I :are to approach 14"eu u'r tii.“ ":' '''''' c""t'"s'ut! ' '‘)% ;atulatiun s on the Suhived aighi,e,s ‘.:iti oar,heatr,trcileiticou Nris.tit 'and decisiv e victory ob a . . 1 by Field Nlarsbal the liirliULS of Wellington, .40, over . the French farces i th i e p 4 ; l ll l e7 d 441 01A ihenst of Junelast. .. . , . ' under' his cum .:rout,. , i vitt.. neighbouttood o ~ ereituent as have been the occasio.” cott on .eirich it has been ,r )'4r duly and delixitt to approach the 1 liron e , with our' ital.r.h.rions on (be achie,.einent4 (Cl Plated 1,„'411 illustrious Cumniaatiers: never hate we Cd7,11,i,,,41y cal- British a l t t m ein s under 4 eveut al are grand aunt auspicious, Crlat e d to pro ',.,te the natich.al glory, ° a r n i ii ll t tj u re e: d .chinLt the Sri til name oinrvalour to•fhe and p,ble mit ap,t":,l t ' ed in _ , Tin! emu:unmade skill and pi itfivace, the u."114,u,:ed. an d •repidia y and 'l,t,l.stvei.,„6, ~,, pft-eillineDtly 1 ; of' .Wellingten t i t 47 i 'li ,i t,l Ly.the Field Marsh.al ,trbesu,Aeljei,,r(T,AL!,...., ___,,,,,, „„:,,. (itiati tie a u r i 1 4 .4 v, r e arius,,,. an d . the saf a u l a .e l ns only, 111011 `Y e l . i .` t u ivrifs,tui , Vatittide and 1.1- e l el tV' i i " ur i f ie t * vhich, whilst we powerinli r v . a r .c , it l''t ill4li bl a e " f4 d. t . lie j uturot command of larigthW, il -. tiileiliii):ilti°44ylleosu• niple te out! cccisi v 6 cannot l f i ai e l li t c o e p o ro f d i f i,. f t e l e ., rlve..ll:"'utrofvet 0:1 the iiiii9nes awl lafl ., t : d l ' 44 ';l'c 'lt ' ul 41 ' 11 .1 it dkappoints the connst 1 1- ''''s,. di n ia l ini ‘ tl i f i t i s , t i l ‘ f ,e e trn o ,", 4tici v,v4ken3 the energies of tlic t.,.n e V t''h s , `s i ., E tllau vier unita , the tiforts, nnti . t . ia t te il Y :tl: r e e e s x ec e t r l - .. Liqa -.4",`,"•aiipire the confidence of our allies lu , ,11,,,i ~d, 'l lie i'l,'`',, Veal cause iii which we Itn.d„ the Y die , L - ,'„ a a 44 aPert a „ - " t " u'eltn s of protiucing results stui more groriou dr at tlii'nelinq conclude, without expressin g our arde l n , t , l , l , e rte Pe d , t • i c , int, ~torideuce which has watched : over and s. , 1 s", a L d r- „, s ' k s,6l Britai n durin g a sirries, of tulexampled ' nil ict Y eo n ! i.•'''''li has favoured her so highly in the hitt co , . r ..,,,, d ., tticul taut:4,4l'4l.l'e to smile upon her exertions, and Pmsl gna i lly ' . ectire '1 Year ttNyitl lifiess, so as to promote and , an lionourable.and tastiff.* peace• • ' "-Sizuei ity.ortittrid the Court, . _ ” " ItENRY WOODTIIORPE. T o ~,,i , . , _ 4, ri - ; - "Cil Address the PiciNCE REGLN'T w“- t -, e.°4slY.Plc7asett to return the following answer : " i retnro yo u toy warmest, thank s for fa' A d 1 . ( rtm, ._ t ittpiy wv..11 which it yinn: loyal and duti 41e1' the 01'criaiutis of the A11ie1:14..5N-Priliely'l'ed A411i1;1" under its illustrious f" inlander, Field Marshal the Alarquis of Wellington, can- Ood to t it t fail to hove excited in every part of the Vnited Kingdom t h .. '44411;04 emotions of exultation and gratitude ; and it • ~: ti . th.e. utmostatisfaction. that I receive such a , testimony , tli.:;:inig which animat e the :Metropolis of the EikiPhe e n . ~ i 844ect interesting and important occasiun. • ~ i • 11 re t'oetia 1 e„ sPleralid and decisive, 0 o glorious in . cleu... the indecnntrihute In 1 , e ,„, i ti .e ."4c arrit of his Nlajesty and of his. Allies, is c' t 0 _ ost esse.ntially to ting 1-,,lna,ttiPtbdeace of the Peninsula on a firm and l i. ts the establishment . 1 all ) it ' '' l 'd to the Mural-en - mut of our prosy e ets in Qt 'er Fan - • 1 • , a "Ctlie.world." rhe w e . . 1 anti hail til e , i t( r, all very g r aerously.receivet , NcE Its )nc 'ar of kissio., the hand of the PRI ' . kt?.r. b • . , r tke i 1 . • lire- kilte,, tadawing • had tba honour of being p Alt Li.to hii Royal ilighnes : Justice of : tile C ''ltrY Dampier on his appointment as a __ 11;likirhtof !Zing's ..14tich, by the Lord Chaticel t l , or i upon ILito4t:re:'.'i?l:l_.ht received the honour ofoltun‘igitliii:h doccuion t i i, e ;1 I'll o ti f e l n ol e lo a ti l f .h o ll u l: o l , tu t r i i i i n t o o t i l i . , up v bards of his 4 ;lett:? . : l l l , '",:r i v, 01 l bein g aipoi 'Med one of the Li r ' U4ster SheirTli7;yrut 4 r by Mr. Sheriff' B.hules' on lit le,in-"4IL-Coloriel W •:liiiia'in Quth Light I.)"g"ns' -t i '• orn at i on livl „e E 2,1 to: Pgreniont. . , Tiilttti,.lll4 wi,it'vp,:tti,, ti, t:,,t leave tut going , ti!! r re . 2... eu , e. ttif4,, t u_illt. ) ! of l',l•,:itrose oil, being alilitlinteu L '' 4 'LI t , („ 11. ta 1. arnharronslii e. "volt) t ''- .. . - ,leave, oil %e ll 4. ,_ ~ , h IlassAts, to tato his regiment go .rt tee. pient.-.o6l.,AittOtatig, or, lieinappotute,e, D. C. to 11is *Royal Iliglittess the Cmutuander-in-Cinef. 'MaiOr-Gen. Heal, .on his prousetion and return from the Peninsuin, Rear-Admiral Sir 'l'. Bettie, E. S. to loss hands, on being invested with the Swedish Royal Oder or4he Sword. Major-Gen. ()Odic, on proinotion. -Major-Gen. Goaselin, on promotion and, appointmeut tothe Stott ia Lient.-Gcn. Robertson, on promotion: Lieut.-Gen. Gordon Coming, on his rclarn front the. West, Indies and promotion, by the Marquis, of Iluntly.. Major-Gen. Slade, on promotion, and upon his return front Spain. Major-Gen. Bingham, on return from Sicily. Major-General Peachy on promotion. Col. Moth:, 4rith r - ginient, on his appointment to be Lieu tenant-Governor of Nest South Wales, and to take leave. • Lieut.-COli PaSley, Royal Engineers, on promotion, by Lord Molgrave. Colonel Elder of the 3d Czteadores, upon receiving his M jesty's permission to accept and wear the Insignia of Ports:- gueie Military Order of the Tower and Sword. Lieutenant-Colonel Stewart, Royal West India Rangers, on return from the West Indies. COlonel Hamilton, on promotion and return from the IVe,st Indies. • .. Sir John • Burke, Bart. on corning to his Title, by ; 4 4r. Cal craft. Colonel Park, Ist Guards, on promotion. MAlor Bonn), lath Foot, on promotion and return from . General Hodgson's Staff, at Curacao. Major Close, Royal. Artillery, on promotion. • Major Foy„ ditto, OH ditto. Hon , tewart, by Lord Melville,upon being appointed Commissioner of the Navy. Mr. Hay, by Lord Melville, on his appointment as a COM missioner of the Viet nailing Office. Captain Carden, R. N. by Lord Melville, on his return from America. The Hon. Captain Maitland, 2341 lt:giment; Aid-41e-Ciunp to Lieut. General „Maitland. ' Major Dorrille, Royal Dragoons, on return from the Pen insula. Major Chetham, 4701,Regiment,.on his departure to Spain. Mhjor Frevinantle, -ou his .►rwuulion, and an from the Peninsula. • ' Capt. Methuen, Royal Dragoons, on promotion. `Mr. Allan Bogle, from Richmond, on being appointed a CommissiOnet of the Customs. Mr. Douglas, upon being appointed bis 'Majesty's Secretary of Legation at the Court ot Palermo. 7 Mr Daly, by the Lord i'nWaiiing. Itononrable E 3. Cochrane, ditto. Mr. Thompson, Deputy inspector of Hospitals; on his re turn from the West Indies. • • • Capt. A. R. liingham, on his marriage, by Lord Melville.- Mr. Wright, on his app o int me nt a s Assessor to the Go vernor of Malta. Mr. Masterton Ure, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr;Crispin, hie Majesty's Co:Isla-at Oporto, on his return to Portaal. , . Mr. Prendergast, by the Lord - in Waiting. Mr. Icirwqrt,,oy the Lord in Waiting. CoLliraddyll, to kiss nit:, 0):, fits t egintent'S.receiving the Alquourable 'style of ';341, or ?clime Regens's Own iteginteatOf Royal Lancashire Militia. • , - . Sir James Bontein, upon his,arrival from the IVest, Indies. • Sir Guy Jackson, on ta.:ng Made u. Baronet. Rev. •Win...lottes, St; .iiilin'4, Caothriuge, on going to Rui -44 as Travelling Fellow ft .1' the University. . Dr. Busby, to present his Trams,tatiott of Lucretius. . :klajor General nainilton, on 'his appointment as Colonel of the izd Ceylon Regitnent, • andAtturn from titti Peniusnla fu' his health.. ViscountlNlEL.Botia&2 arcdGeneral FINCH lveve the Lord and 'Groom. in Waiting. Ills Royal Highness gave. audiences to the Earl of the Lord CHANCELLOR, .Viscount StomouTit, Earl , ll,vri-tuß4r, the Duke of 11I0Nyito5E 0 Lord W.tft.CvioikTu, Viicount MELVILLE, & C , • PRIVY COUNCIL. His 'Royal Highness ufterwards .helci. a Iltivs: Coubsel, - which Was attended by 'the Arelthi:liop of Canterbnry, the Earl - of itarrot+lar, LoWCharlt clic...l', Earl of Westmorlai id, tart of Liverlitial, the Nfiirti'ais of Wineliest,,r, the lti;lit Vinsittart„ .Loro , t7Licount elve I r I.a Igen V. e, Ertri - nfliarrtirgitft . ;''' Lord Viseourlt Lola I. 7 is:cannt caitlereagli, Bathurst, Earl the ;Ntarquix Of 'Hertford, the Riot Llanottralile ohn Lord ,'Goorge Beresiord, the Right Honourable Thomas Maitland, and the Duke toge. The Right Hon. General THOMAS MAITLAND was - sworn Governor cat Malta. His Grace the Duke of MONTRbSE was -sworn itf as King's Lieutenant of Dunthartonshire. , Viscount CUETWYND attended as Clerk of the Council. ,The Prince held smother Council, which was attended by moat of the4thove distinguished elm raetcr, except the Archbishop of CANTnneonv, At whiCh the Judge of the Adatiralty.made his s•e port. of John tfilahirc, alia; Jonathan Powei, alias John Riky convicted at the last hnSes sions, of adhering to the Eing's. enemies, swing found on board an American privateer, who was ordered to be executed at,Execytion DOck day. the 30th instant. . The REcolinka of LoNnoN then made his Re port of Convicts under sentence of death in New gate. WINDSOR, JULY Is.—Yesterday the QUERN, PriIICESSCS A °GUST 1, ELIZABETH , and MARY, ho noured Lady Canaloca wire their company to dinner at her Ladyt,hip's'scat near Kingston. In the evenhig they returned to the Castle soon after eight, o'clock. the Princess of IVAt.r.s yesterday , attended a Lecture of JOSEPH 14 - ANZ - :ASTER'S upon Feinale Education, atTreemas-OnS' Tavern. She was ac companied by Lady CILARLOTT 141NDSAy. Mr. HsavE delivered one of his patriotic Lec tures a:. Chiswick yesterday. To the honour of British humanity be it spoken, hut, notwi thstandr • jog the attractions of the Levee, and the unfa vourable state of the weather the room was filled by it most honour:)1i: company. Yesterday was .Si ithin'.4 J)ay, and it having rained most copiously throughout, the, believers in ancient augury expect Wet Weather for six weeks to t-tine ! Let us, In hope, that this Saint expended ton much . of his store at the outset to be able to Continue the deluge ! ' On Tuesday last, Mr. Cottzuot, Surgeon, of March, 'undertook, for the trilling wager Of 201. to go forty miles in twelve hours. He started at (oar - o'clock in the afternoon, at the seventh stone from Wisheach, and went to the second pace, making a d istance mile-stone from the same' pia of five miles; this ground be traversed tour times, and completed his task, without taking any re freshment, in nine hours and fifty-five Minutes. CHARLOTTE has been a favourite female Chris tian name within the last fifty years, `but it is now likely to yield the palm to VITToRIA. Al) the young Ladies born an mbeit.el:lebo-a pl t s iiv (t v t.,lm ie i ; 7klitrii A. kith eery few exceptions, Advertising for wives, husbands, & C . come not only common bat successfid. -In an ad.._ Vertisetnent, - a person describes ( m ilitie,s which years of 00)1314 may be necessary to discover,. ,„d an ineestiption of the tenth is - of cortege al lowed without the slighest offence being taken. A p e rson advertises " Digpsfera':...for sale,' but he gives no information abOut the mmeans of pro curing food. • ,~:.. '.: TatATREs. . C . .• ENT. : GATIDZN.---This Theatrt closed a ros - • - Pel'OUS Seit4oli last night with the .perfornotores:tif the etude 9pectre, dod 1 1 :!:11ing 110 jlurdu. In the cailtse cd the eVein , - VAWCETT Caine forward and ad dressed the mart- ence Ifs the, follo*ing tertns • , , • ASD GtiA:TLENIEX---I am desired, by the Ploprie tors of this Theatre, tti offer you their most grateful aelinoW ledg-afents for the very hind .iod liberal patronage you hare ..atioriied them duripg this Season. Upoer 'Mary diso,l vantages ? aniVagainst the powerfta, attraction of a tiew and sl.kildid tired theatre, the Covent-Garden Coutpany har ing retained their full proportion of public favour,_ and Alirinvhout the season, of receiving the invaluable reward of your c‘pprohatren, by a DIOSt sin:eta:sin! represeototion of their ILUnittroas dramatic protinetroris.2. With sueli flattering en couragement,.the Propridors" tonsi=itied it t,limir duty (as it ever Lst.,tinil eVer ititi be their arohitiany to proOta Wlt nucea.iiiig es.ertions, ittort euriplete?s to renccr ti e Thcittre itself, together with its repre.sentlitions, vroftbythe sonetiQn d# 04r generous Pat roils, " Premtrations, therefore, have beep making - tiartvg the greater part of the-past se,ison, tor various 1:10 extensive 1; iter atious. such as liitt - eliectt suggested to the Proprietors by their OW/I experience, oroffered lay tuck architect,ttutl other friends, tts likely to increase the•pleasure;the comhirt, 'or the cOnvt,- itienee of the audience. Ait entirely new plan of deco - ..ation bas been (;:ietkpleted fur the interior of till ;Theatre 111141 while Out! atte:ltiun has bet-it paid to produce a uriking and briliiaLt cife.Ct, au endeavour has been made to conihine, a iv:'1:011iLl vit'vuter,_ with the.,ornaineuts; appiopriate to a regular Lire in the tnetropolii of the tritish. Empire. It will Ire , i;.:ttle that the recess .thorthi be as short as posiihie. By turret-re, the tith of September, it is hoped,.l.4.olists 311 d Geativmen, we may hive the h.:ighlmitour I,t I.ii.aoa recllit:on. And the Proprietors rely, with tl:e fullasit confidence, on. your sirolten exl;crienced support, for the„!•e -v.-•:.1.1 of ail their expenses'and exei hoot: !iat , o Daly 11.1 W, in the mune of the whele Company, to expross our, twarifektlianlis for your, kind indulgetietyty nor utttultla,'brit best. ende:ivours for your amusement, and to so- • iieit a continuation of 3vor cheering approtration and op piAuse." THE Lyczimt.----Last night the old opera of The Jori - al Crew, or The Merry 1.14 , 5itr5, was re vived kt this thentre.--lt was . written by tettARD wl:o had been ft servant of BEN j015t34 , 1:, }tad base (11111Mitie pursuits %vere liberally en couraged by his old master.' it was first repre sented at - the Cockpit Theatre, Drury-lane, in the ifi.t2, as a Comedy, and was afterwards con verted into a ballad Opera by Sir WM. YOUNG and a Mr. ttoomE, vvith such success, that it was long a r . :votivit with the public, and was afteruitirds, with Lather Ailteeations and tulditional . sOngS, brought fot trard at COvent-garden Theatre,,with music lected and composed by Mr. BATES and Dr. ARNE. The piece is not defective in humour, nor devoid :of interest, but if it had not been so well received 'last night, we should have eoncerved that it was better calculated for a former period than to. suit the taste or the day. ilowever, it contains' 'li tensity-cif characters, and they are -well disposed among file PerfOrtr-ers, of Whom SmlTn, Miss KELLY, /111(1 LOVEGROV:S, ale• the chief. 'Slime of 'the airs were encored, Andthough the melodies are rather of ill ant:que cast, thi. , y have tile recommendation of simi)licity. The house w;ts Cry well ltttctuled;•and the piece teats announced for - repetition with the W/11111 con sent of the audience. • • The Covent-gat•den 'Managers, we 'finil„ hive ;4g..114.144,.t4t1r 111:4.-Thoat kvi;l„ re-operi 61i• 14t•e• • ea) of . September. The tismq t;me re- op,. for some years has been about the 45th of that Month, so 'that this early reermunenc'eMent of the.. season i•:+ haz-ttly•fair towards 'those phiCeS of stitn.= tiler am usement. which ought to . be petmitted to enjoy a reasonable chance Itn a particiflition in public patronagq. Mr. Mozinis, it seems, had colletetra com pany, in ccntemplation of. pertnisSion to open the Huy-market"lhentre, 'with the concurrence of the other'ProprietOrs, zind, acciir ling to report, Int's been so lucliyaS to enroll JORDAN and AitlN- DtN. MATIOWS, it is said, is to be the Acting Manager. Miss BooTn and SitsttLAttl, of Covent COvent Theatre, ore engaged to perform at Edinburgh season. POETRY. ON NIL UNCERTAIN ;'Y OF lILTMAN JOYS. Why dost thou pine f.,r sordid Gain, Proeued with toil, enjoy'd with pain ? 'fire wealth of Cri.eits cannot save, Or boy one niiiinzrit from the grare; Whets Death commands, teen Monarchs must obey, ,Audehanze the purple for a garb of clay; Then, a thy Wishes be for gain, t Virtue in thy botann reign. why- (lost (Lou seek delusive Pante, Or barter sobstanve for a name . ? Those vanntinglirows with laurels crown'd, The aalel4u cypress must surround; Impartial ) eat) pt eirtres an eitlal grav e , coliqu'rin4 hero and far eanqui,ledralaye l • 1; thy ambition pant. for fame, •, Let Virtue be thy stealfzist aim. Why dust thou trust in Beauty ? say ! ' rislihe a tlow'r that fad;.?s away; • The Tyrant s!niles Ilev.it+,.' s , bloom, And plueks it to adoro theiomb ; • roiblesS baud, With all-iubduing sway, En , hrioes alike the'yOuthful and the grey; If thou would'st be for ever fair, Let Virtue be thy constant care. , wh en Wealth, and I.7ame, and Beauty pas: away,. Tier hand shall bear thee to eternal day. Reading, Jane 291 h, lSi %i. SPORTING NEWMARKET iluLy MEETING. CRSIPAY, Ju:Ly 15 • Swv,:rnakes of 2547 s each. 11. M. Mr. flarloWs Merryiteld, Sst :11 - ; Mr. Croc f. by iliteo, 7st: 3111 t. to - F l 4 l-,t a ; r A ry c fi c — n 7 4 1 2 3 1 4 i) .i. Mr. Crockforo's f.-2 to 1 Accid,itt. Sweeiedakes of 25gg each. T. Y: C. Mr. Vonsittart's lituu, 3sF. 1I1) 1 Mr. Northey's 7 , t 1111) 1.1. o tutland's Itat.topelnii; Est 5 to Q ins Sell/via-5 to 9. ag to 1 agßastopchisi. . Mi. Craven's Pentar.on, 7st eiti rec. from 1.11. Jersey's An fist. I( b. T. v. C. 14) 4 1. , Sit J.- Shellv's f. VittoKa, 'by Sorcerer, out Moose, rec. 13.3 )0 frau) Mr. Wilson's f. by Orville, out of Sophia. TX.C. 2.690.—N0 weights uientioneti. 11 / 4 1 r - allson's Dojos, sst 716, ree. )sgs. from Geo. 's f. 11ciliughrough, out of E.lonith D. I. William Brown, a noted pickpocket, and a com panion named Thomas, were detected on the Race ground, at Bath, ircpstealing the pucket-hook cif the lion. Robert Kennedy, containing IV. slid bave been fully committed for tri.ll, I'INANCES AND Oillildt iteii GREAT • 13 R I 7?! lA7; The annnal•Statement laid before Pa .of-tits: Finances and Comtheree th country, has been printed ; and troin it: we have inntle tiie following extracts relative to the revenne and ex= pendittne, the. imports and exports, of the 17cut ending the ;tit ofianuary, ale rerenue"of that year,. including the Loan; amounted to 95,712,6f; . U. The grWs receipt of the Inc:bine Tax within the same' period crud 13,i31,5481. • The total tYpencliture during the year ending the stin of JantuirV,,ll3, wits 104,3,96,2481.. 'F,he Public Debt .during the Only period Oa the ,eountry 36,607,128;. of which the sum of 1348.2 - „2 1 Of. :pused into tlic 1rn1;1.3 of the Coin nii;;sioners.for- the reduction of the I').tioniii Debt; The following is a com.iarative vie.x t,,C the 1/0, - pints of the country f or a - i Once yes, ending the 'ssth 'of January each year • 1311 -.- imrptvzs - 1812 - Ditto - 1313 Ditto - 92,i.04A43 Tlielmports from India dre not ineinded in any. of the thrt-t. sun.s - given.above. Tbey 4nountecli in the' N . C;Ir ending the ;sth of january, 1813, 16. 4,106,23 IL - ' The, foliowlivg comparative view of the Import .of. Cora seems .1.9 alibrd a satisfactory prooi, tliat ire are becomlog less dependent on forei gn conn , tries for that necessary arttele•:—. 131 I - OF cum.* - L. 2,701,943 1612 - ))itto - : •165;99G 1:313 - Dittu 379,w,72 , The following is, a comparative view of, the Impel t of Collet,-Cotton, and Sugar, for iizreel , years, ending. the zitla of January in, c:.ch year ; cc; :8U L.5,'311,795 - 74 VOITON.' - 3,55.2,423 - - 1: !I 1 '1.2 U. - L. 0,1CD,044 - b,324)409 - S,QA-1,39d 1811 181'1 181.3 The Iniportg.of this cothitry front :Ireland, it ap rears, arc regularly on the increase In hill - - - L. 3,250,747 1811 - - - - - 8,:11:4,679 1313 - 8,461,269 But if the imports of Great Britain fell off div ing the lest• year, it appears that the ex - ports have materially improved. Th'e following is a Com parative- vii w of our Expoi is for three years, end ing the nth of January in each year EXitatTS 7 - - L 34, 9 ,23,575 Ihli - - Do. - 41,141,734 1813 - - Do. - ,2-147:62 Tiie real value of British produce and manufac r, tures eNported, as estiiirited.lit. the t. , uSt.olll , notiSe, i513,657,86V. • lk.ides which, the amount of foreign•metehan. tlizc exportt:il, is t.liveit as loll() - - itait _ 1573 . - - - - Tl . •.e following is R comparative t Ivw of the at•ti , les l'ocse expiirts voiisist : C . u 1811 131 i 1813 Isn 1013 ien L-zl2 1513 si.OOLLLNI Corr E. GAtt L 10, 9 ,16,284 I 1,03,179 L.32,0 1 '.,79•4 8,972,.46' L. 6,773,719 /1,0%097 5,044,991 Z. 1,455,4527 1,11$,(1:14 4,6'32,7;30 1811 - - - - - L.1071,C97 15152 - - - - 1313 - - - - 1,6707 The following is a comparative view of the Shipping and 2 -, ;:ivigation of Great Britain rind her depqudencies, for 3 years, ending the 30th of Sept. in each year :- 1810 181'1 1812 Number of Ships - 2;3,70:1 -•-• Ditto - 21,10 f. - - Ditto - Whirl►, in the last-mentioned year, Well: navigated by 165,030 seamen. THE MAIZKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 16. The Market continues to be well supplied with Foreign Wheat, Out it is of inferior cina:ltiett which guvt, but 4lowly, FinoiarnpleB both of English and Foreign meet a ready cahe at the last qoulati,ihr; Burley and Malt remain the tame as on Wednesday; having, had a good inuny Oats iu sit:cc Moaday, they may be cnsi.lered per Quarter cheaper than on that day; in Pits and 1.11::4>, Lind other kind, of Grain ► there is my:lit-oral iva. English Wheat •19.. 598..358. Fine ditto 1148.10.8. is is, j tl - F9reign do.. 1058 ! 1158. itYc - - - Barley - 488.• 358. 565. - - - - -70 s. cos. , Fine ditto ," - 7 pOs.—s, Whitcl'easc (boil.) 110 s, 1e24. Grey Pease - afi3. (r; t. 738. Tick Ika+►s d4s. Tick 'l3cans Pe o 1 0.115 - r 20 , :. Fine ,litto - - 415, 44!. PoLdld ditto - Fin,: ditto .18s. Potatao ditto -50 s, Rape 401. 451. 1< , r1.4,t. Fine }lulu 105 s, Seermlis -100 s. smannELD .7;I.II:KET, Jtti 16. This th'ty's Market had a short sunly of different lc.ir.t:l 4 f Cattle ; 13rtf r Minton, Vi:al, Latin, anti Perk, supp or t I, ;4 't prices, and the trade in gcneral sointwhat fiat. The salts in the Harinat het were rather dull; Straw, and Clover hi.iv e t npJo price; _flay fetched last price. The folioving and tannher • ace an accurate statnant To siol; the OM, per ..,:tone of Ob. Beef, 5s .r.a. to cs, 4d. Motton, ss. fid. f: , ; (d. !.100., Gs. tad. to 7s, V4'a11;49. Sd. to 7s. ' Pork, ,;s. 0,!. q"tS, 7...0. Sheep and I ooh. t;-500. finltTlirlELD WAY- M CA:. to .51. 1435. Stcaw o . 51. t.)s. to 71, ();, , . - IVrtinesilily , at the P o blic:()irice,ll3ttort-g .: ... john Artint, a v, , aiter ont.cd p:iti.se, \vas I.) , Twi.;ht st') v 1. 1 ,1 lidckr.veNt tit] cxouninfaion, (.11arg. , ( ! b y ~, (;,,....., tleman nt the name of Fox, who ti(:tted, .th,lt Le- I g i r ,i ' f v , e n t t i. : l -I . e t i t i ;:c i ' o l : i i . i b , );:i n i n 'Y e g irl : t t : , n: . : :) t h l t n ' t e o l:% - x -: 1 1 1 . ' a ' t i s t i l t :: : : l t ~ill ( o l . s )t t it i l t :: .c : k r : l ll , l l :l le c li c t . i. ts ‘ t: v i l l y : :: T i ) wetl e l o: : : , 1 1 -. :1 i t n o( s )i i : h f ,e ro r m , bi t s ~ pockets upwards of twenty stliiin. , -, , s a'place in the conch. Th e , 1 - I lar, ‘l : l : n at t x be a :: bandke l r i ch k ie ' f n:arket..sx%lJ'se‘!:''l'l':‘: gave the ' ptisoner in charge o o t t t t l7e 2t p ' ' ' it .: r (lll : '''' 'l lle name; wnen the coach came t ' " ic ' ':-.3 took him to th e 4 , , o , t, %1 to aten-hrnote Nvhere he \-- • .1- .7 eel, an 6 the • . r 1 ." S' . I".* V ew C z ll a ll t l e d fc v: r p t rz a ti i itn lle , . 1,44 fuily C Otrilnitt P t l d Op tO Cl N' ' . V. , C .ll t! 1.:A4 jOg 010' .di j?!..' ,'ti l i• :t 6'4 jr 10' A;7 ta. l :4 1 1 ' 0. '4' •4 g ;,.71