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is E. L 1 ,t N . vicTujas, • "tk-p i it. ROBINS very rospe , afully inforths the No hility, Gentry; and Lovers of the Fine Arts in i)arti.- .:olac, that in the course of , a few days, he will . have the ~t o ur to submit to them, by AllaiCirl, at Mr. Herraoh's In Conduit-street, a Genuine' and h;ghly Valuable‘ of VI etures, thePro.iierty or a Gent lerriii i _brotiBht l;is Sttt in Hertfordshire, wrier:: they have lemained for Coltury past. rebncri Colleaur will rarely . meet with such an op. porrunity to enrich his Colleaion vll . ll worltti of excel . lence, u$ there wilt he found of, the very fir's; Clas's in the , Mt, a Virgin, Child, anti St..john a Del Sarris, presumed the fint . st ever 'ofli.:re.d to the Pubic ; the Holy FatnilY, a rich Composition, Rubens ; a : , ,leeping Venus, with r. SAq, and Cupid, a truly capital Pielure,Gukklo ; a Virgin, ebird; and St. lohn, 1. 4 „.aph,1,-,;1 ;: yt. Jerome in a liandscape, '1 . 111411, in his besty‘tlarlhert: a Stityr's rainily, by N. Pous. ; three 4ati:lsCape'‘Vby Popsstn, &C. &c. At tnr same time .will he sold, a small Colleition of An.: tigne Marbles.—Notice will shortly W. given of the time of Viewing, and Sale. Catalogues,are preparing. Wzrwick.s,treet, Golden.sguare, lune the 20th, HACK:N.II , Y, MIDDLESEX. ••,' WclLAccostomed P Ul3 Lle.. HO US E, lout newly-ere6ted Nc.4l- coTT4Ghs and lOW LL.LING. HOUSE, and their A opurenarice.i, and eligible BU IL D I N.C; • LAN 1), Hack. tiey..- Freehold. ' - 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, , (i f not sooner Disposed of by Private Contract) at Carraways. 'Culi:A!. house, London, on Wednesday, the 'sat July, 18(1, '. at Twelve &Clock at Norm, either together or to such Lots and subjett to such Conditions as shall be then agreed upon, • • AWE', Accustomea • • PUBLIC-HOUSE, knowri by the Nittlit . or Sign of The TWO . 13LACK. Tioys,,with soluble Out-buildings and Conveniencies. A good D LI.I.ING-IItrUSE and Four neat CO T "EAL; F.S, all newiy -ereaed, situate in 'Wells-street, in the parish of St. !oho, at Hackney, in the county or Middlesex; and upon or 'war to the' Road from London to Homerton, now , ln the holding of Messrs Gifford and Co. or their Un t~~r.l'eihants; tinder an Agreement for a Lease for Fitty Years, hereut 3y Years will be to come on the 34th clay of Tune, 1867, at the yeilly Rent ot 2.11. bill capable ot very consider-• able advance afthe expiratiOn of the term. • A COTTAG E and G ARDEN, near to the above, con taining 3 it, 141'. or thaeabouts, in the holding of Mr. Win. Geary, as "Veitant from year, to year, at.an old Rent of 81. Bs. ?>e! ann. .Stv4i Piedea of M ADOW or P AST() R E GRO UND, called . Long Field iii)d Black Boy Field, .:oittaining together r R. 3oP. or thereabouts, and another Piece on hlackney Marsh, c4lled Ihtllitirnty , containing 2A.•4P or' thereabouts, how in . the holding ot Mr. Wm. Major, as Tenant 'from year to year, at the yearly Rent of a4l. is. PieCe t.Af Apow or PASTURE GROVND," in Moor Down, adiLiiiiing the said l'!...;_escailcd Loog Fick' And 7 /flack Iloy Had cortiainilog 3 A. or thereaboilits, now in tGa 11 ;A :liog of Mr. Kohert twin year to year, at t;:f.: yearly Item or itA Mr. Cox, toe '!'errant of die Black «111 chew the 'Premises, an further peirtsco.;:;.; m.!)' —isWil on ap plicatiari-to Mr. Solicin;r, Ir. hk..vpoft, ti,,lop, or to Nt:sf.rs. lien ow and Ito,pc, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. .1101.1:JE OF I'4,7LRS. SATIMDA,T, ,runt 4. pv,ied . through 'a Coen, rtn4 Wr.is Mr. ,rOS-ritit Miler Members of the Nouse of Cyago...)n, bi - o , Nlit up the Irish Customs' ; retyl r, tirtt . time. Certaitrof the 04 , 1.; Were ordered.to : he taken into con sideration on Mandl, for the, purpose of swpendr r ing them, it? orci,•r to expedite thi , , Bill. .A.cljourne,4 till I\lond4y. 110 USE OP,COMMQNS, o tiAT'UItDAY, •4. .Mr. BA.MNOTO:4 bmught up the Report of the Conimitzoe t) ;whom the .6'ierra Leone Company's l'elitiou had been teferred. ,The Petition stated the wish of the Company to cede to the Crown their possosiona on the Coaht 'of '.Africa ; pod the Report : 0 1 the,,COmmttee approved of the cession, apd of the terms 'on which it was proposed to be carried into.ctieJ. The Report Was referred to the .consi denition of a Committee of the whole, libut)e on. Alonday: • Leave was git'en to bring in a Bill for Regulating ,the Pol We. of Bl,ight9n, The I?ish Re.venue Continuing Bill was read ,a third time and paised. brought up the Revert' of the Committee of Supply on the Estimates for the Navy, Army, , and OrdnanCe 'Services which were ',agreed to. WAYS'AND MEANS. On the Moti2a ,of the CdASCei.LOIV r of the Ex :ctivail,kn, it was ordered, that the Rouse do, on into a Committee of Ways and. Means. Mr, liusikt , ,SoN gave ttotice..that. he - should, in Commiitee 9t . Nyays and , Means, 'on Monday, - move YO,te At k,xchrquer 4111s'' fey the strvice of the year.: • - , • • Mc. Ll;stae FosTztt bro.ught in. t.hc Trish Glebe iiotate3 kiih ; v..;Ach . was read a first : time,, , , . Mi:VUENCH, agreeable to notice ; rnove4 for leave to bring. In a Bill fur' regulating !the Fees payable ~ y. pers.nis cilargCd iO V:1111 1 .1:renn and other o4enees, at thtt Cati:Fter Se4:iions in Ireland. The tion.tiletn i-er prefzr:cd hi 5 1 1 /Lotion ny etiumerattnohe ditTerent Feg's exacted li.nin persons charged with, murder and ether offences of, au inferior nature, amounting in tome Countlei to three titneti the sum payable in ctherh.—Leave iven. , . NAVY. I to. Lord Co c _trttittla gave notice, that he should on Friday twit 610v0 tr.)r Extraas of ail Documents re- Wye to the Ships employed in the Channel Fleet, from the tst of March, 1805, to the Ist of March, t 07, so far as regarded the Complement of Men to each, the. Number actually on board, and the Nurnioer of Sick and "Convalescent; the Periods 'during which each Ship had been at Sea and in Port, during the rune above mentioned, and at one time; the quantity of fresh Provisions received on board during_ the 'period. allUded to; and the Orders re ceived at different times within that period by the Commanders. . The Kildlainham Hospital Bill went through a Coturnittee, and was ordered to be reported. The Report at the Committee on Lord Viscount Nweracourt's House Bill was received, agreed to, and a fill ordered to be brought in accordingly. Tho Report' of the Conmittee on the American Treaty Bill was brought up and agreed to. Sir J. Stuart's AtiOuity . Bill went through a Coin mittee; the'blank as to the comMencerneint of:An nuity was tilled up, sth of July, 1807, and the'ltc part ‘Vas ordered to be received on Monday. ROAD BILLS. Air. STuaT gave notice, that he should, an Mon day, move tor taking into considerationli Standing °pier of the House of 'the year -1774, relating to Turnpike by which it was provided that an Estimate of the Expence, should be annexed to itt addition to this very necessAriteinisite, a Plan 'sholild be given. He wished at present only to sub mit the propriety of thO — regulsthl, which -he did not propoie should be carried into' effea till next 'Session.• $ • ELECTIO' PETTTIaN. Mr. GRAHAM presented - a Petition from R, Wil liams and Henry Baring, Esquires, agajnst the Hon. .Cochrane Johnstone and Ang-ustPs Cochrane, com plaining of the Return of the two latter Gentlemen for the Borough of Gramponnd, in the county of Cornwall, on thp ground that they were not dilly qualified At the date of the return. The Petition was ordered to be taken into consi deration on the 22d inst. , 'I‘Ir.,HOBHOUSE brought in a Bill for Regulating the \A/barrage, B.c.c.' in the Port of Bristol, and for . better Regulating the Pilotage in the Bristol Channel. Read a first time. Sir P. Munn AY brought in the ; Leith Harbour Bill, and the. Bill for, unakin!.; i navigdble earia[from the Tay to Perth, in .Scotiand ; both of which were ~read a first time. • i. Mr. Aldernian SHAW obtained leave to bring hi. A Bill for the better regulating of Smithfield Mar ket ; and for Establishing a Coat-Market in Londen, the tbrnier one being, by the Aa? done away.. The Report of the Committee,on the London Harbour Bill grant of public money being re quired), was referred to a Committee of the whole House. Lord MAHON presented a Petition from the Pri soners confined in the Gaol of Kingston-upon-Hull. Ordered to lie on the table. , • The second reading. of the Arnericrn Treaty In= demni ty Bill was postponed till Monday:— Adjourned. HAILS. A k 11.1 V ED-- I I.{ibOtl, 2 Dt t ‘Vat , :rfrirci. Due--z Gottcnburgb, 1 Lisbon, t Qublin, tWaterford. PRICE OF STOCKS .THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols - -63 i ; Omni= - pr. T S N. SOL.M.4 QU AUDEA ? L 0 N D IV, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1807. this morning rereived, Dutch Papers to the «d: it*. and Paris Papers to the 28th two eottenburgh Mails allo arriVed. It is with the de:ep : est concern we state; that the accounts of .the•defeat of the Russians on the t4th are col.tirm , :d. ' prjqce , BottoxEsz arrived at Paris'on the 24th ult. with the news of the viaory. ,No Bulletin of the battle had been published on the :27th oh. and the, reason assigned for it in the French Papers is, that'BONA PARTE slept in: the,.f4eld every night, and that-the headlharters were continuzllly changing. The tory is, however, said to have beeti .most.declsive, and some accounts even state that the retreat of the remainder •of the Russian Army is cut. of. 'he French French - entered Kunigsburgh On the. Kith.-.. The Moniteur of. the .!:t.th contains the 78th Bulletin (it is by mistake called the 79t14, which iSdated ifei!s burgh the tth ult. and gives . an account of theopera tions of the Army up to that day. It states the loss of the Russians, up s to , that day; .at 30,000 men, while the _loss,- of, the . French is, only estimated tt 700 killed, too wounded, and; bet Ween 2 and prisoners. We Lye not room 'at• present to enter . . into any &tailed observations upon this<tnass of in telligt ice,' *hich in our opinion'remOves all doubt as to the defeat of the Russians oti the 14th. It is true; that all the .accounts which have reached us are French ; but we see no reason to justify us 'in doubting the .main faa, althOugh we trust it will appear that the losses of our Allies are very much .exaggerated.,,, , • TH 14 Pi inmss ,Ifdizabeth Packet arrived at Falmouth 'on Friday from' Lisboa. Sipe brings intelligence that the inhabitantsof Lisbon were thrown into thent . most consternatlen, tin the eve n ing of the 6th.. ; ult. by a violent slick 61,.aifE4rthrinake, which ..lasted for about ten sectiiid, rand during the time it lasted Was nearly as violent as the ~Ireadful.One in 1755. hOWev.e.r, the damage was not SO great as might tave beenexpeC.t,.:4. Three. houses Were thrown do%vn, by which ; two men 'were killed and about thirty persons wounded, Several persons also had , arzns and legs b ro k en , b y jumping out of the wintloWg,.un4r the apprehension of the houses falling . upon _them, The - shock also telt: at St. Übes, Oporto, and generally throughout Portugal. -It was felt on board the Lively Frigate, then about eight leagues ofr the Ruck of Lisbon. The IPalsing ham Packet \vas — left at Lisbon: A Telegraphic Message front Sheerness was re ceived at the Admiralty this morning, announcing that the - Clyde Frigate, with her Royal Highness the Dutchess of 4auns).vrcx on board, was standing up the River. Yesterday morning MAJIWIIt, Princesses At. - GUSTA, Soeittiv, and Am L T,t.t, attended by the Mar chioness ot Even and her daughter, Mrs. D. G.BOS. V Mitt, &c. went to St. George'A Chapel, and heard a sermon by Dr. COOILSON, irom the gth chap. of I.aiah, and Atli verse they afterwards went to Frogmore for His MAJESTY to dine, where Her MA JESTY, Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY, met them. The itoyal Horse Guards and Stanford Militia were drawn up in the Castle lard, and saluted His MA- J LSTY as he passed. The '110)(A . C. FAMILY will dCpart, it 13 said, for Weymouth, at the lAter caLl'of,thq preseut rnout4. IN A IN .1. 4 4 VV . Ficm r LONDON G.IZETTE, .74 4, 1807. Achniralty-Office, July 4. _ . Copy of a Letter from Rear-Admiral Sir Edward Fellew, - Ilut. Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels in the East Indies; to William .Marsden. Esq, dated on bbard 14 - oads N6 - 4rriSer 406. , , • Sia—Tbeir LordAips have been already apprised of my intention of proceeding to this quarter in search of the French Squadron, which I had been led to believe would have ere this appeared in the Asiatic. Seas,. I was joined off the island of Eugenio, on the 3d inst. by his MajeS'ty's Ship Sir Francis Drake, and proceeding through the Straits of Sunda with 'the Ships named in the margin*, on the 26th, captured, off Bantain, the Dutch Company's, Armed. Brig • On the followiro• morning we arrivectoffßatavia, the Terpsichore leading the Fleet through , the very intricate .navigation in a ,most judicious manner; pre- Ceded by the Sea-Flower. I directed the Frigates and Brig to enter the Road between the island of Onrust and Java, the Line of Battle Ships taking a more circuitous passage. On discovering us as we approached, the Dutch National . Frigate Phcenix„ Avanturier, abd Zee Ploeg Brigs, of 'their Company's Armed and two Armcci. Brigs, immediately run -on shore, followed' by the Merchantmen, the WiLliarn Cor vette having previously struck to the Terpsichore on passing Onrust The shoal water prevented our anchoring suffi ciently near to fire with effect On the batteries, or the Ships on shore. . The 'Boats of the Squadron accordingly" assembled alongside the Terpsichore, which, with , the Sir Francis Wake, had been placed as near as possible to cover them, and were led in to destroy the Enc... my's Ships by Captain Fleetwood Pellew, under a heaVy lire from the Ships and the Batteries. On approaching the Phenix the crew abandoned her, And on boarding she was found scuttled: The guns were immediately turned on the other Ships, while the boats were destroying the remainder, when she was also set on .file and- burnt,. with the whole of the Enemy 's armed force, and'nearly twenty mer chantmen. , the gallant condua of Captain Fleetwood Pel lew, Lieutenant William Fitzwilliarn Owen, Coma mander - of the Sea Flower, and Lieutenant Thomas Groule, First , of the Culloden, the Officers, Seamen, and' Marines employed under theircommand in this important duty, is deserving of every- praise.' The service , was direate'd tkith great coolness .And judE4- Ment, and executed in 'the most steady, zealous, and a€ti,ve ,manner, :thOtigh exposed to the continued fire Of the enemy, happily with little effea, the only loss sustained being one marine killed, one marine and three seamen I.younded. . Tlie Eneip3i's - ,CWo remaining Line*of Battle Ships liacl uniortupatery quitted this anch9roge, or mast inevittitgy , baye shared a similar fate. The Dutch Admiral was.left at Batavia. I hare landed the Prisoners upon Parole, under an o,s,Oraoce froi» the Governor that they shall n o t Serve again until regularly exchanged. • The nece,sary destruction of ihe William Cor vette' has deprived MMt. Of an cppiiftimity of re _ warding'the services of Lieutenant Oven on' this occasion ; I therefore beg leave to reconnnemd him and 'Lieutenant Thomas Groule, First ,of his 1", Ia jesty'S Ship Culloden, who, were 901i - toted to lean diyisious un this service, to their Lordship's prow- . tion. 1 inclose . . herewith a Us; of the trierny' " ' • destroyed and taken, awl a Return ot Killed and , .•. se he Ships I , Wounded ; and'havellie hontiur lo he, Sce. • (Signed) . E. PELLEW. . : '•' Ships destroyed ant taken in Batavia Roads', .. „ Burnt -National Frigate.k.hcenix, Captain Vander Sande„ r•F 36 guns and '.l'iy , men; taken _with naval stores for the Slops ri:%sey ; N.aliOnal brig Aventurier, Capt. E; Coudere, of to „!tins and 9O men ; National Brig Zen t'ltieg, • Captain 1. I. •,,r,.:, of i 4 auras and so men ' • Company's Aimed Ship Pa mot, Pt i 8 guns i,111(1 90 men ; Comp 4 ny , s Armed Ship Atni stein, of to !,iiiis and so men; Company's Armed Brig jo- Itabria Stilittilia , 01 8 guns amid 24 tnen ; Company": Armed - Brig Sitelhort, .tit 6 guns and 24 nut.._ . l'atisn—Natiottal Corvette %V l'iliam, Captain Feteris, of .14 gnus and 98 seen; stational Brig Maria Wilneirnina, of 14 guns and so, men.. , About 2,,, Metchaitt Ships destroyed, and 1 .tivo Liken, , . ( ~ igtie.l) E. PILLEW.. I His lkolajity's Ship Cull4en, Batavia Reads, .*. • Nov. 28, itio6. . ' . N.B.:The William (Corvette)' was afterwanjs destroyed • 4s ttntit for FtiS Majesty's Service. , A' Return of the Killed and Wounded in the Boats of llis Ms_ .. jesty s Ship lulleden, in destroying the hnemy's torte at ltatavio on the 27th day of November; . 18.36. . WilliaMptichards,, "marine, killed,—john f;ield mll , sea 3, wounded. -- Christopher MOiS t t seainatl, thtto•-•: - Thos• 13 naPt seaman, ditto.-:—ltotiert Mlies;marine, ditto. • , • • (Signed) E. PELLEW. His Majesty's Ship Cultrictim,.Batavia Roads, Nov, as, sBo6. " ' . t. * Culloden, Powerful, ltussel, BelliqueuXt Sir Drake, Terpbichore t and Sea Flower. Francis Drak FALMOUTH,. JULY 3.—Yesterday arrived the Brig Hawk, Captain GsDpn, froM. Porttaouth, bound w Ne‘,Vfoundlandi lost the convoy ;,:f Ply mouth on the 28th ult.; the Schooner C/erttentina, Fa AZ ER, from Cork; Snow William, 1 - rorrl Plymouth ; ..and Brig Lydia, .Bur7garja.o . , *OM ItiTewport. This day rrived ,the Princess Elizabeth Packet, :r. Kum, with Mails from Lisbon,. 20 days p ti`;Jgc: ; left in the Tagus ,his Msjesty's Stilt? Lively, and Walsinghan2 Packet; the latter expealed to sad about the 20th ult. The Convoy fdr England, under his 'Majesty's Brig Gannet, 18 guns, sailed from Lisbon on the ath :ult. A Portoguese Vessel: anived Lisbon on the 10th of June, which spoke, on the 9th, a French Squadron of two Line-of-battle Ships and four. Frigates, which had escaped from Roche-, fort. On the following day she fell in, with a Sqrta- Aron of English Ships of War, and gave them the information. Satlc:cl his. Majesty's Ship aunts, 20 guts, Capt. SKIPLEY, for Portsmouth. guns, from Portsmouth ; Le will pro,:e.,:d in a day or two to join the Channel Fleet. The outward-bound Mediterranean Fleet, under convoy of the Maida and Fame, of 74 guns each, Prevoyante Store-ship, L'Espoir Sloop of War, and others, passed by yesterday to the Westward frotn Portsmouth; the wind blew strong at- S.W. but nonq:of the Fleet put in here. Saila& the.Sparlitzte, of 74 guns, for Portsmouth, to be docked; the Caroline" hired armed Brig, on a cruize Westward; and the Porcuptife 1i5 , 6p of War, on a crnize - in the'Channel. ' - The Dryad Frigate yesterday came into harbour to be refitted. Arrived the Ship Russia Company, CORRY, from Quebec ; the Pomona, LANGLEY, from Liverpool ; the Nancy, LE MAISTRE, from Jersey; and the John, SMITH, from London, bOund to Magodore. Arrived the Londoiz,. of 68, guns, from, the Chan-. ; nel Fleet; the Hum ter Sloop of War, from the Eastward; and the eckatrite Sloop of War, with a Fleet of 'Vi&uallers under conVoy, from off 'Oche fort. : Arrived the Dragon, of 74 guns, from Ports- mouth. COWES, JULY.S:-.-ArfiVed •the Danis!' Brig .For. sigiegen, BURN, from Bourdeaux, with brandy 3 . ap,4 the For Revenue'Cutter with a seizure of so cl4s of Geneva. _ . This-:rnorning the tigth Regiment embarked from . • hence for Ii sea Barracks. DEAL, JULY 4.—Arrived the liakyor,i Sloop of War from the Westv)ard, and sailed for Yarmouth ; also sailed the Nassau Man of War fOr the Nore. Arrived , the Takldent Gun-brig from a Cruise off " 1 , • • . C a lais, and remains. Sailed the Quail Schooner for Elsineur 5' whiting and_Rook,ditto for Yarmouth; the Pickie SChooner icr ymciutli; and S . 4teflite s .and Savage Sloops on 1 I' a Cruize._ - • JIJLY s:—Sailed the Explosion Bomb, with sere• ral Vessels under convoy, for Portsmouth ; and the Bloodhound, Bustler, Desperate, and Turbt,tlent Gua: Wigs on a Cruize. SS, JULY 4.—Sii.Vetil Indiarntn are pass ing..for the.ktiv'er, arid•the Btiats of the Men of \Ng boardini impreit their sp3ld hands. , Sailed the -Calypso SiQoi) Capt. BRADBY , til several M.:re:taut Vessels uncLir -convoy, tit Baitic. " Caniellown fronfthe - Ricer,--atrd -anchored - at the tb*o Sarteilhinte Friiate, coLLIr.v. Nympf4,,e Frigte,..for Ports.. mouth, sod Ottrr Sloop; fL , ';lPt:Pitvlsdi;r Deal; Arriveci .NI tjesty's Ship C' , ,Asw.k item Chat- I f s ~ • Captain I'IA.NC,OCK is appointed to .t he' 7 . 4C3C21S ) of 74 puns, a4'pithead, vice Chnti n Hopi:Y.' . ' llle:lAPe,' AEYNOL . I.), 41 . 4 Jame,i , ,:a,..arfiv'ed in the• Clyde on the 2.d inst. in 35 days, haviug„parted from the Fleet five days , al ter . sailing, The Mary, SVROCKER, , arrived lin the Clyde, front Savannan• sprYke, on the: llth ult. in Lat.. Q.G. , 56, 'L0n..'04.• los Majesty's Ship Anson, inc of the CiniVOy t 9 • the homewardlbonnd, Jauiait , Fleet ; she had pat, • into - St. Domingo for water and• had rnis)cci tiht r5..4-teti. *n4 was then to .pursuit of them: His Majesty's Ship kjiztthelh, of 74,guns, the Hot Capt. CURZON. sailed from Woolwich op Friday, fa Lotig Reach, tOtake in her guns, then proceed to I bu Note. The Elizatetii is a remarkable fine Ship . , stowed upon an euttre new-plan,• 'Which her con- ~.. strnalon is adqirably 'caltulated to admit, _ being built without knees, (so cumbrous and incommode— '• ': ons in general) - and; which •tliis Ship's trial provit;g .-::. ;:, the inutility of, will form a new ECra in , Ship-buil4- tug in . tliTs Country -, not cleat the prattice of build-. "• 1 ing vessels of immense burthen,.wiihout k nees , is . ' new, for the French resorted to it matey years back, although they acknowledged to haVe . borroo.ed the invention from an English.Sea' Officer, (we bc,lievO, 'Captain, no,.v,Adrniral -ScitAN4) who in . :the nil` War, without lll. t e etu ls te7t f h e d u n n r s e id sOr r t 4 o b 'd ic) t 0 0; 11 1 yncrous flotilla 11 . con!'qtruc:leclat Boston, and on, the , lakes and rivers -.in Canada,. during the American hurthro through necessity, hut. 'resolved aim) front sood . -bri ii ilt ne s r e s v7r ( a a l mechanical'principles,) some of which vesseli tailing by - the fortune of war into the.,'Enemy's hand, fur- ~ nislied the models, and have_ultiinately led to tl4--... adoptiett of the present improved• triode of strip *. ' I .building. • , sp L ei,, D itt-FETP,. - L-The Countess of SPENCER, On Saturday last, gave a chaetning treat to a very large assemblage of the higher circles, at the seat of t;arl. Witnbletitin noble man i very oeautiful Style, nod tE n s ‘ c y. :. : 4 1 e . n cor4t ed. in every thing was provided that t h e season a ff o rds, ~ vith,the most liberal abundance. The whole was arranged in a very elegant, beautiful, and pleuras-, que manner, and ati,,rded the, highest pleasure to thecinnpany. The Prince of WALES was not pre' ,scat. The Dukes of KENT and GLOUCESTER were of the party, with a nutiierous train of English and , Foreign -Nobility. 'lt is impossible to•describe the beautiof the scene, which was equal' to any thin% of the; kind ever given ii) this Country. The Patracs of WALES intends to pass the Sum' awl - at Brighton.. • Ilk Majesty SitAW ALLUNI, the Great Mogul, ( ft Emperor of Delhi, died on the /9tl) November Jest, aged -13. g, and is succeeded' by his son, Sult.,n .AGIV BEE. Minute guns were tired at Fort William 011 the occasion. ••• The Mark-r, avine OfANSPACEI arrived une%peaelni at An'pach, on the t s t i n6t . , to _ ta k e possessio n , the immediate property of the late ;%largrave, as I '' s sole heiresi. •