The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-22 00:00:00

uin Atcl NAV_ a NEWS. rep 'ty It the ~,~ , .i l r,;~ ~:~,~ri; odds nc" itufw li "" 1 tl ~~~~ ~Z t.!? o'A 1 1; P:3 1114 : pt . !' tl U' lot` PLYMOUTH, JULY 20.—SOFI1C of the prism :11l arrival here in . the Anna 11.hiria cartel state, that, Six weeks since there were seventeen triptes fit... tiny, ;au! nearly ready for sea, in Brest Harbour, boutia to America: Last Saturday week prepara tions were making at Bourdeaux for the reception of ite fugitive King JOSEPH, who was hourly ex- Peeted there.---Arrived H. M. schooner [Ming, Lieutenant G. IIAYES, with the brig Friends, COL Lis , s, master, of Pool, captured on her voyage from Neafouncitand to Gibraltar, by the American dolt) privateer America, Capt. ViCi:EII, of 16 'Ong CLpourders, 2 lono• * I 2-poundlr, 'and 2 18-pounder e•monades, from Salem, and recaptured by the IV • • • miing. The crew report the following captures lin' mg been made by the America near Cie Banks of Newfoundland, within the last two months, i'z. The brig . Success, of PoOle, 250 tons, and " 00 0 quintals of fish, for Gibraltar ; brig Sprightly, fro ''' St. John's, libei•ated ; brig Margaret, of ) ''G'Ae, for •!3t. John's ; brig Brothers, of and for G I ' . "lisey 240 tons, and 3500 quintals of fish ; lotto Douglas, for St. John's;- an American brig uivler license, from Liverpool for Halifax ; the American ship St. LaWrence, with bale goods ; two lrish schooners,with butter and cheese, Owl c.ered end liber * aW ; and rice, for England, from the brig Lucy, with cotton ccer Halifax. The Rein- S loop of war' was left in chase of the priva te" by the Whiting schooner. 11 "\riclt, JULY 21.---The Lord. Nelson, Capt t/EI M, arrived at day-light this morning from (Ittlmburgh, lifter a week's passage, and brings .Alelisenger i' voin t h e head-quarters of the Allied n nY , No further renewal of the Armistice had ta ken place, and , it was supposed that hostilities would reeounnence at the expiration' of the six ‘ltits origin a ll y agree d up o n. Th e news o f th e battle °f Vittorio, had reached Gotteuburgh last. Sunday Week, and had created mush joy : Mr. FISHER, t ilt"! Messenger, proceeded directly to bead-quar 'ees, to announce the happy tidings. The horse '•eansports, that sailed from the Dovrns SoQe time once, were off the II olmans last Wednesday. The Lki y Frances, t. Capt. UTTER, has also arrived from Heligotai l d ; no news. The' Kilkenny regiment of Militia arrived at onr barracks this day to replace . the Stafford.. The Crown Prince of Sweden has left. Stralsund for the Prussian head-quarters, PORTSMOUTH, JULY 21.—As rived his Majesty's ship Magicienne, of 36 guns, Hoe. Capt. GORDOV, , ith ten .transports, , front Lisbon; sailed oh the 'IT l , '':':', d inst. with fifteen sail. Also arrived the 'licher ~, and Urgegt gun-brigs, and Swan cutter, with con ': yuy from the Eastward.—Sailed this morning the '; Venerabie, 74,, Captain MILNE, with specie, and the tranepcirts, having numerous reintorcements .for Marshal WELLINGTON, for St. Andero ; and I lieratio, 38, Capt. Lord GEORGE STUART,- with convoy, for. Lisbon, Cadiz, and the Mediterra- Wean, but the whole are brought Up at St. lie leif in consequence . of a fresh breeze springing up from the Westward.--. Went out of harbour 11.thsiaolun o f war store-ship. ° " l4l t, JULY 21.•---. The 85th Regiment of. ? '"t marched, in this morning, and immediately "lharked on board the transports lobelia of 119 ' No, 613 NO 614, and S. 11. ; the whole Vi,l 1.0 1 sailed out of the .harbour at fourb'clock . ti ~ l344 trnoOn,,chee..-ett by the huzzas of : hundreds ni 4P'ettators assembled on . the piek-headS, The ' lrs e 3 of the regiment are embarking on board ti , 17 4% , •0-, of :Sunderland, No, 615 ; and as noun 11 she gets out of the harbour, all the traus -4-" will for Portsmo u th, under convoy of 1 4 11 9td0 sloop of war, and from thence to the IN nth of wh'ther bon i ld, it. is said, the regiment Toa _ u^ Y , Jut'? 20.—Sailed this morning his inAiestv , ti„t op o f way Ta that , with the outivard naff u forw(4,- 3,1111 Ne (llnd exc. to join tlle fleet 11 9. w . B Orvhend - • •. . cil;111, JUL? 19.----The Lapwing packet, 'Wl :6 th a ._jt►ail felt lialifex,.iS gone into the Roads. r'.11., JUL Y •krrived'the . Jaseur, from the anti trt. Ell,. JULY 10.----The. President, Etholio'n, th 41471a1us frigates, front the'Norc„ came up to on Saturday afternoon, but 'when be-, It : i t , v l the istitod of lnchkeith, were countermitmled„ ~I , 4 l o E derect to the southward. again, . 1 1 the , 41 : 1 ' _ a g'hip in Leith Roads.. 11,e heerly hut) d in the hoods on Stiturchly night, from Lligohuid. onAt the ,„ CO 'wlusion of Ca ptainCiaonAt.t.'s trisii ibe A7"tottNlY-GuNEitAL was assisted , to the 1.3' 0 ' the Rous e Of Lords . , wb hwr ere-e ts tnt th e Ahli e itiul Stßfrord Peerages, he s"ll~tsut,*"iug very notch from a n attack of . 9 1 tt w "ich lots prevented his attending the Sit tugs in Lonth,n, bat as it. is confined to the foot, nth tespm is in the best health -"" botits, ti lt re i s reason to i'N pect that in t% o s4r " 444 ! i'ays I , k! wilt be Ibie to ft:I.4MM ate !Millie t►tlty 91 ins profeksit.n. TIM PRINCE REGENT'S COURT. Yesterday, soon after two o'clock, his Royal Highness REGENT.IteId a Court at Carlton-house, which ivas: attended by,-- The Archbishop of ‘ Cant.vriniry, , the Lbrd President of the Council, the Lor - d Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treann—, the Chancellor of the .nxciqequer, the:Secret:tries of State the Home, Foreign, and Colonial Departotentq, .the Mast,- General (tithe Ordnance, the President of the Board of OA:- trol, the Clrtncellor . of the Dochy , of Lancaster, the Lord : , iteward of the Household, the Lord Chamberlain, the Com ptroller of the household, the Mosul - of the Horie, Earl of Fife, Viscount Cho wyml, Lord .T. Murray, General Finch,tkc, At the Council, the Earl . 01' Fire was introduc ed and sworn in Lord Lieutenant for the county of Bailif. The speech of the PRINCE REGENT, deliVered by built this day from the Throne, at the close of the Session of Parliament, was finally arranged in Council, as is customary , Viscount CLIETWIWD attended as Clerk of the Council. His• Royal Highness gave audiences to the Earl of HARROWEY, Earl BAtutiasl . , Viscount MOUTH, the Duke of .MoNTaose, Mr. B. BA THURST, &C. Lord JAMES MURitAT and General FINCH were the Lord .and Groom in Waiting. , —The Court closed about half-past five o clock. • - IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. lIOUSE OF PEEII:, Wros - vsb.tY, Jkity 21. • 4: Ti-TE .ksSENrr WWI given by Commission to th'e East India Bill, Palmer's Itemunevation . , the . Trinity Thoetrim. ,- , Ship Owners Rena, Windsor .Forest Inclnsure, Irish Loan Interest, Cain NaVig;..- tion, and twt, Norwich Iworance The Lords' Commissioners were thel Lottn CHANCELLOR, Earl CnoLmosnr.i.i:v, and Lord IVALSiNGIIAM, The Vote of •Credit and the rebus Employment Bills were. read a third time and passed. ; • - . . :N. few Orders were made with reference to •the transact;tin of judicial liminess in the next •Sessi(A),• , • • . Their Lordships then adjourned tilt to-morrow,.wben his Royal Highness the Prince Regent Will come-down. to the Horse in. the usual state. and conclude the Session of mutt by a. Speech front the Throne, HOUSE OF COMMONS. The House met.this day and attetided , the House of Peers, where the Royal Assent . was given hy Commission to . the India Bill, the Trinity Doctrine Bill, theiri:Th' L e an charge Bill, the Cam Nlvigaiian Bill, •Me. Palir,ev'S bill, and a few other Bills.--Adjourned n, to-morrow. At a deneral Court of Proprietors held at the East India House yesterday, it was re...q)ived una nimously to accept of the pnofferrect Charter.' All the Speakers were deLidedly in favour of it, with the exception of Mr. BOSA VOX ET. The Funds yesterday bad a very sensible Ow, from a rumour that Ministers have decided to se nd a Minister to the proposed Congress, and that the Armistice is prolonged. It certainly appears that we are in perfect good humour with our great Ally, the Eniperor• ALEXANDER; for an order is issued to hold a Chapter of the Garter,. next Week, for the purpose of investing, by proxy; his Im perial Majesty as a Knight Companion of that Qrder. The Cabinet. Ministers dined yesterday with Mr. VANSrTTART, at his house in Downing-street. 'street. Private letters, received by Merchants in the City, report, that the Armistice has been extended tel the 25 thirmtant In a very.short tiine-we shall' ., ,have more accurate inforination on this important • stfbjeef. • The Mails in future, sent out to 'Spain, are to be forwarded to Santander instead of Coranna, • and the Lisbon packets arc to call, on their way to England, at Corunna, for the Mails. - The Prussian letters unifdriitly express, that the utmost anxiety prevails in that country for the newal of the war ; and they describe the let merit as so great, that any propotil for a peaLe, or for a prolongAtion of the'Arinistiee as auxiliary to it,. would excite the disgust of the peOple throughout all the country. The workmen were. y e sterday employed at the House of Lords, preparing for the nrrivHl of his Royal Highnesi the "PelNCE.R . sontsre, - Who will leave Carlton House at three o'clock this day, to adjourn the Session . of Parliament. -covered way is made to project' fi um the grand entrance leading to, the PaINCE's Chamber. His KOTA Highness will be eseorted by the 7th Dragoons, ,We understand, that of the remittances made froM this Country, On idecoant of the stiller- ing Russians, the. Emperor ALexANDER, with a degree of magnanimity that cannot be too highly praised, ordered that the Itritish, mid descendants of British families, at Moscow, should be the first relieved. , This was wholly the spontaneous will - of the EMPEROR Anti is illustrative %if his personal disposition and character. Pamplona, ~ the suet:' of the' intrusive . King .3oSeP}I'S 'head-quarters, according, to accounts from the Peninshla; is rema-kable as being the. place where the celebrated Order' of the Jesuits originated, during the ;lege of the city, in the time of CuArtt ES V. IGNATIUS LOYOLA Vv'a . ; WOOrlded; itlYd Ilk confinement eletbling him to, indulge at leisure eLe contemplation of relig;.- Otis and political subjects,. was the eatise of the fonnding the r.;mve Order. The Bidassoa farms the boundary. between France and. Spain, and in this situation is 'the island of Conference, where Cardinal ALq,AIIII4.P., and Dr. Lots De .1-14 so had an interview, when the foundation was laid of the tr e aty o f th e Py re . vancorvo is midway between }largos and Vittoria, and is, overhung by an abeient castle. The ReconoEtt of London will fi , tish his Re port to the Patties limn= in Council to-mor row; At the time of the murder of Mr. STEELS on Hounslow Heath, in December 1804, a m0n.14 ve ry ha& reputation resided in Hounslow, &nut Avtozke he immediately afterwards . absconded, rind has never been heard. of till he was -apprOit.bwied for cow -stealing in, the country. He has been accoidingly sent down to Hounslow with two cons t a bles, to be identified us the resident there at the time. : AYR, JULY. 3,--I,'hi s being the week of our Mitlsemmer Fair, a quantity, of woollen cloth was exposed to sale On Tuesday. The supply was less an d he prices higher than kit last 1114licet. Yes-. terThy, at the Horse 1.451 r, the show Wan rertt ; out good saddle and draught horses fetched j, high rites. ratTlIN: 4 . AN EIREMPOIM EPIGIZANt, Inscribed (widow iterinivioa) to th CrtEtv of the CUELt. PrAECE. IIY Al 4 Dear Yankeei, it seems, that ye sadly mistook, The nature and force of our &Amon ; tut Wow could ye thioL, being stapp'd by a Brook, You'd not be o'crwbelin'A.b7 the Shannonl vrrroutA. firma.; irintour. 4 - High mounts the Star a Spain Southern stiles Her triumph. , kindle, and Ler trophies rise, 11,. ! rae froth s'„eep along"the gale, voice i.f t'dle;. • The trtimopee.; ttit•. 1ei ,, 1 v. i:lery's $(i3 1 :; Prolpng the.peol, o et ,hdre ; Avenging tir:,s pursue ti.e vaunttog Uaul; Hang on his headlongflight, and urge his fall, UOW changed the hour, sir; tirSt invasion's Staid Flung the wide fury of his wasting brand! The hour of vanished Hopel—when Spain depler'd 11cr hrokett olive-hroncl. and shiver'il sword When the rude spoiler inotk:d her captiyd groan, ProPlian'd her a•lar, and nsurp'd her throne .Then Albion heard;—her pit riti4 eye afar, Marled the son course of Spain's declining Star, Then limited from isles th' impatient brave, Flieli'llthe bright steel, and basten'd o'er the c:ave; The . s.ons of freedom fitl'd the Gadian strand, And Lusitania haird the• geiternits band, — Then, thro' the myrtle's desolated' bower, The ravag'tltemple/and the rtiin'd tosser, The citron's prostr.ae grove anti wasted tine, Spread, tat luny; gl.irroi the British line; While pl:iad l .istile rest:tied the patriot spear, Amid datad from her pale cheek the indignant tear. Now issuing forth—as cyst in elder day— • The kindred squadrons lilsrld their bright array, 'here the red cross Of‘Alliion streams on And, Spain! thy hatiner'd limis brave the sky. l le .:noses'.---tile Chief fruit% locoing Milne, Or soul intrepid, and of front sublime ' From fort and tower, from mountain :tad from Plain) I Id wins the trophies of exulting Spain! llere.Vitniera's earliest blossom springs, And her ghtil tribute Talarer4-hrings; Almeida** circling palms their triumph shed, And high Rodrigo rears his ctt.stN head.— B:idait.z prepares the conqUeritti; bough) .And Salamanca puts her laurelled vow; The proud Escurial opeS her portals • . And last, Vittoria crowns, the emprize of VICTORY: WELLINI)TON, are thine!--around thy sword Her praises bath it,reseued nation poured.' On Murcimi hills, ur Andalusian dales, ',Through inatin bree4eA, and through evening gales, Time youthful hero, resting from the %or, Shall to thy glories tune hte light guitar; 'And; mid the watehings of the 6erenaile, Sing thy lov'ti•triuruptis to his tilt niiip maid. Nor less shall Albion's voice.thy praise prOlong, Strength of her hopeoutd treasure of hersongl • In thee, her Airktun's chivalry return: , In tiler, her ISlstttatoauwin's hindred st,irit barns Her filtliieS to see thy harel . .. bloom; And Let Bt,Actiliiiw.tati nods his triple pingo!. • • Lurd of the a eagle glance! to'ne rre thine nti, Tlri country's genius 0t. : .4 miglez ettot•ta:, Ilc: payS.tha potrint owed Of t vr:tats yontoish'd and of victims And, oh l—shatt Albion Nientler,to.tieliold continering'Sons that trophy'd pride Unfold, • ,„ ' 'hile Jul anspicionA Grace her Louse inspires, 13entas front thy crest, and kindles ;at its tires ? 'On !---lentil - u'et:frighted France thy warrine train 1-- nigh mounts .our Albion 's son l—bigh mounts the star of Spain! Anrbla d'Arlanzon. SPOR'fi NU. LAMBERTON ILk4S, Jv IN •G. . . TVEIDAY. Produce Stal:en of 60gs each, h. ft. for a-yr old cOti, Bst. 31g. . Two miles. Scven St:bscriber3. IA 'Montgimiterie's ch. by John Bull, darn by King Fergits Mr. Baillie s Cooper of 'logo, by Orion out of Louisa.., Mr. Selby's filly,•by Brander, otit of lletsy, by Overton 3 Fifty naineas for all ages. Fottr mile heats. Three-year olds, est. 4-Sr 0111;;. .7st. 811.3. 5-yr olds, Sst, alb. 6-year^ olds, 84Z.. 11lb. and aged 9st. Mr, Itaillie's b. tn. Ellen,t, , 1-yr - • 2' 1 1 Mr. John ,tutt's b. c. by Sir Harry Djuistlale, 4-yr.... I 2 2 • . wZDNEWAY. . A Gold Cop, value ilOgs. Ten subscribers. Three-yr olds. Est. 51h. 4-yr olds, 1 , at, 5-yr olas, 3st 91b. 6-year uldi nod • age d, B,t, v0i,....-Fnnr miles. Mr. Don's ch. tn . . Agn ,, Sued, 4 years Me. llaillie's b. in. SillninatiCa 4-years g . Mr. liaira's h. c. by Caleb • cu, 3 years , 'the Border W , :lter t..ll:es of dgs. each p. p, for horses not de bred. Two • mile heals 1 hree-year olds sit. 10Ib. 4-yr *ids, lOst. 6-yr .olds, G-yr olds and aged, 12.4. • Ten Subscribers, Mr. Ilaird's `iatuly .:i'er the Lee, 6-yrs 1 I Colouel Renton's Cossack, 3-rri . 2 2 Mr. Minnie's Robin Gray, 3-yrs Mr. Ord's cli.'ll. Ore nad ie r 4 . • ~. . . . T HU WHAT. Sweepstakes of 20ks. each, p. p. for a.yr old e:)11s, Bst. 411.0,.. fillies, HO. FIRM* N tO) s eri b 0 ra. Two nii!es. Marquis Of Queensberry's hr.... by tiftuello .. .. Lord Moritgoisterle ch; c. brother to li.eirnddery Mr. tiaillie's b. c. Cooper of Fogo fifty Guineas for :3 and 4-yr olds. q'bree-yrroldi, 7st. it)ib. 4-yr 01,14, fist. 1211). fleats, two tu;ies at , l ..;iii.o.t.;.v. Mr. If:sillies Silatitaoca Mr. trousdale'i. ch. c. by Iteluembrancer, '..;-,rs 'Mr. fluwison':. It. f. by I'ltynutor, 3-yrs MILITARY. liorsc-on4rds,Jutlr 14. At a General Court-martial, held ut the t'ir.inge.tirove'bar. racks, Trinidad, on the Gth November, i and continued by tidjournatents to the t ith of the Assistant- Surgeon Johla Coo 44:• Jackson, of the Itopti West, India Ifrs!ingers, was" arraigned upon the under-mentioned cliarge, " leer eanbeszling andapplyingto his oWntll!. 'or that of his family, certain artiel es of bospitat provision, such as fresh Ike!, • coffee, milk, egio, &e. supplied to the sick, and continuing in the practice of 'so defrauding the men in hospital, and the public, for it period of sortie months; being in Judi' highly disgraceful, and iii a pectil4r manner detrbuent al )o his Majesty's service; in shetving to the solders an example so prejndicial and ruinott3 to the character of the army." Upon which charge the Court came to the follouing de cision 7,-- IrLe Court baviag deliheratery weiglied and conciiietel thd evidence brought forward in snppotti'df the prosecution : as ivell as what the prisoner hat alleged in his defence, is of °Pinion, that he, the prisoner, Assistant-Sitrzeon John Coolie Jackson, of the - Royal 'IN - est-India Rangers, is guilty of the crime laid- to his charge, (with the exeeption of the 1.4.-,0), beitig in breach of the Articles of War; and deal ill tpleuce adjudge him, the said Assistant-Sur,,e.'m John L'oel:f. Jachs-on, to be d . b.mitted hit M 4 iti'lf 9 6 " 11 "* " itighness the I% bleu itegent, in the liainc and en behalf 'it bit Majesty, has bear pie t‘cd to w i nol.wr and ni s i' firm the hiding and sentence of, the Court; 41ki the C o.si- niai , let'in Chtef, directs, that tin I s wegoingelirtrec.,preferrel stg:ilti:t Aisictisilt- , Silygoon Jolla Ctgikt...iiii**ol3, of tin! itoy:,%l It—tigers, 1 4 ,w:the' i,.; h tht finding and i-e.iteoce of the roort, shall he teekd at Ow t,u s.l at' el cry corps, arise: istc,t'+ltnthe (iencrdt sly Looksitand of hi 114. - bue: , s the CollutAnder —j! " Chief. 11.‘itIO' Adjutarit-Ounerai In consequence of Abe great advance in the price. of bullion, wrought plate is no longer in ricinaini. ALiny hundreds of ingenious persons, engaged in the manufacture of that article, are tit this time without mpg:, end their families much dititrekted. FETE 'OF. yirvoßTA. PiartiCULAß°.—in addition tO tlitl itinplc derails of this graad_ fvstkv:ll, given hi cot' Vziper Of y.-iterdt4ove now proceed to give t description of tin: very varyitig, Lttt stile erefis7ing, scenes 'which succeeded till six o'olock yemerthy morning, at which hour the gardens we'e not entirely elcixted of the company. Ti l e 'Princess of WALESarrivel about twelve o'clock, and remained tilt !Al.:past two. The retriest to. Officers to come in their uniforms Was Vie . ner ally attended to, and produced the happiest efl'ect_in crayoning. the assemblage %iiat a splen , dour and•variety of Which no other inStauce it re membered. Naval and Military Officers of altraults and classes; British and fol:eigu ; regulars, and volunteers,cavalry,intslitrv, and artilleq were seen in tothit;ers, which would almo.evhave us doubt thit the main force of our armies wa..5 orl ervice abroad. Several of the principal taff . Of • fleets officiated as Stewards, particularly in the temporai.y room, where the greater part of- the company dined At the lower eKtreinity bl the grand table, which extended a length near 400 feet , frinn the centre tit :he saloon, where t in:DUl:ter tYf YORK , Sat as Presitient ; his Grace the Duke of BEAvFottr officiated as Vice-Proideitt, and gave the toasts and orders in the bc:n manner, contri buting. very Materially,. by his example' and the becoming execution of the ditties of the Chair, to 4ive effect to the objects of the festival. Tip; Steward:J . :also acquitted themselves pay' :at; eVeryattentiou to the accommodation of the coin patty. The number that sat down to dinner was 1350 persons. The umnber of visitors who were present on thiS - evening, .upon moderate comptitation, we. understand, exceeded ifleren thousand, and so nu nyerottS Were the carriages, although they were ettablM, Irma OW admirable arrangements which had been made by the Stewards, to approach th two sates at ingress with little diflicuity, that at nine o'clock yesterday moping, a few of the guests yet remained, unable to gain their vehicles, and the hour of ten had elapsed before they hlttl *all quitted the scene o;':nntisetneitt. The'Stew arils ' waite2l till the latest utoineut iwthe Gardens, anti by their assiduity and politeness tended; in a great. Measure, to counteract the unpleasant sensations prising in the minds of their guests, from the int pediments to their deparettre. Dancing. as we obsetwed in our account of yes terday was by no means general—and, witlythe exception of a few partial reels among the &mr geois, this: amusement was Wholly disregarded!--. , This extraordinary circurn:itance,---exttaortlinary, because we are aware, that the female, visitos went 'fully prepared for the full enjoyment of this favourite rocreation,--,--we learn is to be ascribed . in a great measure,' to .55 notion witich universAy -prevailed,. that the ball would be commenced by some of the Ruyat Family : • a notion which from the milli, 'ft, have no foundation. 'Ube bet waS, hoWever;:that,a diffidenee was felt on all sidete, 'from tlictiitnitlity that each ulividnaal la— boured ender to be . the'first to afford an example': and hence the night passed away without thoie enjoyments for Nirhieh such ample anthcomtho dious preparations . had been prov ;tied. . The entlfusiann Wrjth Wch the RaottNT's health was drunk, nfforded a vicaant 'testimony of the superior order of the company; ,and eon* vcyed no common reproof to those who have been so ill-advised as to sit at table with persons who treat that, toast whit ,contumely, and drink it in silence. We ought . also to observe upon and. highly commend that gallantry of spirit, .43 delightful in scenes of peace, as glorious lit fields of wars., ritised the Gentlemen frotn their dinner tables. hang before the hour appointed for that purpose, in order to have every thing pvepaced for the recdption of their expected Fair Visitors. Tire division of labour agreed upon amongst the 7_)entleinert of the Committee for conducting .'tc Zlte, and Which they so adniirably performhi, were as follow Lord littißEßT S i EXMoUR, the finance depart ment. Ind GwYnnt,,the music had refreslimcuts. Lor . it VAintourn, the arrangement of the order of seat at table, the hall, and the distribution of the police and military. Mr. CALCUAFT lOW Mr. Ma.r.tr.l4,, the dinner, wine, &e. Mr.'ELLsLEy PoLt andt W E oloncl CONORCV the dcsign and constrnbti(n' of all the work - ,, corations and illuminations, exterior and interior. Mr: Lost) , WE4LESI.I.V; the ilitaniouted littee terte and parterre. Mr. 1,1,,t00T, the, arrangement of, the' grand heanfet. No Architect .NCIS eroplo?ed *my part of thoe nmst supeib and extensive pferarations, Caoitni, of I he .Admiralty, is t r,o;F for a few days to tip,...1 - sie , 'PEDESTICIANUM.--A..All*. VOnt . 11:1!101"(4)0kc . 01.1 Sattll'faV 3 fOr 112 Wager 01 . ;:10 ,;0:111•1t4!: . 4 to ; 1 ,0 011 foot from Loaddi l to lga*nitead, 'and return, distance of fifty-two miles in ten honrs.., six miles an hour for five hours, when he haitnt, ,haying got much of time. He resumed his iota ney in half an, hour, and broke down in the 50t11, mile, but he had twenty-five minutes good, awl by violent exertion he won the wager by iwo rainnte3. DaIsPtILATE polly of. IriOitnen. armed with Mind aeons, • met ortiilqT: hilbarn Field t o ...ett pursuant co agte i.-;l .13, , fi diiptite Which oCellll'ed at a . 1 . e.,,v nei.ghbourlulott cif Dyi.ii- , irre t : l 3 , o o , Thy: .; 11,,11 ! , ",7`:11.4-mgh,' tt ' ,l e ' llteve rope ring , having been thirty tu,fflUtib, l; tree extentied nearly the prvvionity talll,,te , whole o, the held).- •Eite party iiftpec t i,dy curtsistiug of six persons, setjo "fiat tiletc n a tai;oni•Ai, and several cut heads and broken tOOI wae the result of the battle, Iwo of theta n•ttucti Fagan had were 'carried out ot the tiettk, on a shutter, to the Hospital in nearly a iele6S state. Three others had either their legs or urula broken, and were conveyed to the shop of neighbottring :surgeon, - who exambletl..their' wo n (13, I.thil they were atter wureit conveyed L 0 a a coach...