The Sun. — London, England, 1813-06-25 00:00:00

NA VA L r E VS: We are happy tb Annofifice the ...ace arrival fit the holnewattl-hound Leeward Island fleet in sound ings.; they were left on the 21st inst. in_tlie Chops of the Channel, finder convoy of the Cumberland man of war, all Neil, in number upwards of 200 sail. ttititoi, Jlitle 24.—Arrived in the Channel, , the' St. 'Vincent; Dam, from St. Vincent's ; and the Severn, DREW, -- from Nevis; they left t h e L ee ward hiltlnd fleet, cansistiug of upwards of 20 , 0 " A, in sgandinas, - °lst inst..muler convoy of the :-., Cumberland man of war. 31 .Y/ 11 01/Tli, . JUN); 23.—The Teazer gun.brig takes Conroy to Cork, and will sail on Thursday twilling next. Sailed, the American schooner Cartel Hope, for America, with passengers ; and 7'040 sloop of war, for Torbay, to collect convoy for Newfoundland and North America. PORTSMOUTH, J o NE' A.---Arrived his Majesty's Ail) Unicorn from Plynionth.—Saili'd his Majes ty s ship Alphea, with a convoy, for Guernsey.— Went out of harbour the Menelaus frigate, .of 38 guns, Sir P. PARE EE . PALMow n/ , JUNE 22.—;-Eleven o'clock ---A brig hove in sight of the Manacles just before. dark ; it is supposed to be the Touinsend packet, Captain COCK, from the Mediterranean. YA 11U0p'ril I .luNa . 24.- , --Arrived the Rosario from Gottenburgh, and the Holly front the Downs. DEAL, JUNE 24.—Sailed - again this - morning, the whole. of the transports for the, Baltic, with the wind at N. V. and proceeded sonie of them as far as the North Saud-bead, when the wind sod denly shift e d . to the N. E. and forced them back to ' ithe,llowns.—Came down from the River his Ma jtY.'s 'lliplYymphen, and sailed for Portsmouth ; foram, CAMEL, f rom t h e S out h S eas, an d sa i led "'lst/loath, under convoy of the folkstone. E ' tF act of li. Letter from MessrS.i , nTTEN, SMYTH, a n d PATTV, Agent s to Lloyd's. at Westport, dated the 19th instant. "The-Par American pritntz.cr stoad :nto oitr Bay . °n. Thur sdaY, close to the be nc h on th e . N ort h ' t '"" o , and got a supply of water and provisions ft "'" the country people. There are several laden ships in our harbour,. which we prevent sailing Until the coast is secured by some.-of our cruizers, w hitli We trgst will be soon here, as we sent two clays since the intelligence 'of the Fox being in this q u arter, to the Admiral at Cork, and the Com- Inan dingollicer at Loughswilly." . • The NAVAL APPOINTMENT. . tton, (Lilt. Proby, to the Laure l "; Capt. Peter Rainier to rdnus, a new Ili! , t —rie Niger ; P-releg' James l Ranee, and I taol)e ;rt at H C o l li a n t i l l i t a i, in io -11%uetIktidt; no , ; ti ' eut. Seagrove, to the tfenelau; Lieut. Put kis, to the Ni ;; ;er ; Lieut. Purchase, to ,4 Challenger ; Lieut. Dixon, to , e Grisshopper ; Mr. J ohn re,e, to be Master of the Eridanus ; and Mr. Creagh, Sur t% _ 4l l t.. the. Sall 1 otoolo. f., 1 4.5s . Prat;,-. - gates, .have been discharged i- ntlatt kiliClitof cd tt, a t ionoyttl: ; ;••• College this w ee k, th ey having finished Pt i vat letters from Baltimore, of a recent date: that no licensed vessels are •suffered by hiccii:iditig squadrons to sail from any ports ' '")gni4; to the United States, • and those at • th ve e nturecfnut have been compe ll e d to proceed Chesapeak e an d D e l aware. It was esti tit 44aatted that there, were on ship-b oar d i n t h ese not less th au 300 000 barrels of flour, f kept. 'on board during the summer, •,.." ° , : th " 'nevi' ably heat, and . became unfit for ha . 1411 prellitti 41. er eon privateer has been - committing de itiliiaiaa..4oottvorff the coast' of Galway; and it, is said . of these in - trauclers is sweeping the 6: 'fish seas Ina different quarter, and haslaken for w a ship s off Loughswilly, 411111 sent them w Th e 1 %1 % 6 "Joined are the names and tonnage of the ree entl t ' t'hips of win' at Portsmouth, whi c h were cond„Y s urveyed b y or d er of G o ve rnment, and tee u j itit ie(l, in ord er to t h e i r 'being sold off for the ' i n of the Emperor ALE:KANDER, viz.— The Tweday • .Tor n '2117 Skoroy . 1728 Ste itelene S. Cafael lBqs gstvisan Ti • ~ 766 ."e'lltcettcy, 74, was Admiral SINIAVIN'S flag t the tinie the Russian fleet 'was delivered up a ( L' A g d , i tlital Sir C. COTTON, in the Tagus. There , 7 4 .7 "'e store remaining in deposit, four' ships of - s ; Ohs. each, and a frigate. These, we, under an• d, are found to he in Y. condition'to be deli • up,-in compliance with the nieniorahle Con °1 - of eintra,—" within six month s a f ter t h e e ., l chision of a P eace 'b etwe e n his Britannic Ni a - , ''''tty and tfie-Einperoiof the ItbssrAs:" 0 1 T• ile fishermen of Broadstairs, on Monday n i g ht, . l ,e4 in with sundry articles and pieces of wreck, cahl p t lr Kentish Kno c k, cons i st i ng o f h atc h es, lonZ:`"nrs, steering-sail, boom, &c. as also a silt:;rlt, sto v . e ;indidamaged, master's name 1 11 - stern, 't James Down well." - The vessel ice-itl)Posed to have been recen tly lost on the co'illitish Knock, a nd by appearances an East n trY trader. - " 8 froni New York dated the I lth tilt. riaited States rind Macedonian fri gti,;„, 61 44 Stlilguns each, and th e il rgus . s l oop, o f 1 8 ed on eritize yesterday.'' 4011 1)e , 4 cfrivtic, Gitgosom, from Shields to Lon tijoit ,‘Yas lost off Hasbrough Sand on Monday Y h ; crew sav e d ' th;';e additional began about a year ago at myovilar,botir Of Akirossau, is already extended . 11p w i ; 2 00 yards into the sea. It is &imposed of .11 (4 4 'ls of .11.001) cubical yards of rock, and, in strength' and beauty r.v a l s an y t hi ng o f - 4, 14 111 (1 in I tilenited IC , anti Olds f a i r to 4;041'4: that littritt.t;tr one of the safest and trust u ‘ li cius'i.'in toe West side of.the LEVIti) eouwr Yesterday his Royal Highness the l'ltiNc? kr- OENT *held a.fJet'ec, and tranqa:.ted other, StEtc business at tarrtint Iloose. At twelve Wank a guard of honour; in white gaiters, under the cornL, mand of Colonel COMMANE, marched into the Court -yard, with the liatid of the 3.1 regiaetit, or Duke of GLOVUEsTER's, in full state uniforms, who played not only martial, but full and, scivnt overtures and pieces during the afternoon. ' 4% of the 7th hussars regulated the avenues and streets leading to Carlton House. There were present at the Levee-- Their Royal Highnesses the takes of Kent. and Cambridge.,, the Earl M a rshal of England, the Lord President, the Lord Privy Seal, the Muster General of the Ordnance, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Secretaries of State for the Home and Colonial Ffepartments, the First Loch of the Treasury, &c. the Lord Chamberlain, the Vice Chatubei bin, the Lord Steward, the Groom of the , tole, Gold Stich ILarl Hai ring tonl, Master of the Horse, Knight. Marshal o? England, the Comptroller Cenci at-of the Windsor Establishment, the Ad jittant-fienerul, Prince Castelcicala, the Judge Advocate, the /Wortley-General to the Prince of Wales tor the Duchy of CornU all. The Marquis of Winchester was the Lord in Waiting, and General Turner the Grcotn. After the Levee his Royal Highness was pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on Rear Ad miral !FHOMAS BERTIE, and to grant him permis siws to accept and wear the Insignia of Knigkt Commander of the Royal Swedish Order of the Sword. Admiral Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ had A simi lar honour confered upon him, - at the particular request of the King of SWEDEN. Sir Jatnes will in future wear the Swedish Order, in addition to that of the Bath, but under the latter., The PRINCE-gave a long audience to his Royal N Highness the Duke of BRUSWICK, o n his arrival in England; also to the Earls of Ltyuaroin, MUL GRAVE, and CIICLMONDELEY. Lieut. Colonel Vernon Graham was presented to the Prince on his appointment to the Stag in Nova Scotia, anl depar ture for America. - ' • Earl of Fife on biting nominated Lord Lieut. of Banffshire Rear Admiral Sir Jiiseph Yorke, on his marriage. Sir elames Lfurgess, on his marriage. Genarsl Sir cm promotion.. The Bishop of (..71;ostr to present his Sermon preached fur the !loyal. Humane Society. The following also had the honont of being ptesented Lieutenant-general Maitland, upon Isis appointment as Go .. vernor an..l .Commander-in ! -(:hief of the Island of Malta, by the Lord in Waiting. • ''dr. George Chad, by the Earl of :dap): Colonel fl.o ten, cotli regiment, on promotion, and appoint ment. of First Aid-de-Camp to Viseunot Whitworth, Lord LiCotenant, of Ireland, by the Lord in Wait:og. Mr. Chichester; by the Maronis of i)ont.gol. ftlajor..,Gen. Taylor, on:promotioth by the Lord in Waiting. likitar-General Eden, on appointment to the Stair, by the Lard in Ni.niting. • .. • ' Mr.. C. Greville, by Earl Bathurst. • Major-Gen. Neville, oil promotion, by the Lord in Waiting. :Valor-Gem. Faller, Coldstream Guards, on promo:Wu, by the Lord in. Waiting. Mr. W. Duntitis v on his marriage, by Lord Melville. Lieutenant-General Baker, on promotion, by the Lord in Waiting. • Mr. Me::ler. by Lord Palmerston. Ensign home, Ist Guarali, on appointment, by the Lord in Waiting. • Mr. Charles Standish, by r. Davenport, M. P. - Major-General on promotion, by the Lord iu Waiti ng . Mr. Wilmot, so n o f Si r. Robert Wilmot, lay Mr. Oavea port, M. P. • Lieut.-Gen. Tilson Chowne, on promotion, - and return irons . the Army in the Peninsula, lay the Lord in Waiting. Mr. It. Boughton, on returning Irma his travels, by his fa t lier,'Sir C. It. Boughton. General James Stewart,. on promotion to that rank, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieutenant-General Sir John Stewart ' , appointed to command the Western District by ditto. Lieutenant-Ctilonel Robe, ; 0:al Artillery, uaretnrn from the Peninsula, by Lord Nfulgray... Lieutenant Robe, IL H. Artillery, on return to the Penin sula. Col. G. Howard, on promotion, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut.-Gen. It attisov, on promotion by ditto. Mr. W. Becher, by the Duke of Devonshire. Mr. It. Power, by tiitto. Lieut.-Col. Muller. Ist Royal..Seot34 licit& return from Spain, by the. Lord Captain Pleydell Botsve. ,e, by,,Loo I 'Radnor ; whti also pre sesstecta book respecting the-sywral gaols and prisons of the Kingdnro: Mnjo - r-Gen. Ownc, D. Ct. M. Gen. on his promotion, by the Lord in lk a tins. Gen. Bernard, on Ids promotion, by ditto. Lieut. Col. Delap. Ist. Royal Surrey, en being appointed, by t he Lnrd in Waiting. Livia. Baron tie Schmiedern, 7th Hussars, by the Hon. B. Paet. • Hun. Nl.:ior *may. Royal Horse Guards, on promotion, by the L..al in Wait Capt. Wildman, 7to t Imars, on promotion, by ditto. Cornett). Wildman, 7th Hussars, on appointment, by ditto. The Wm. Capt. Rodney, It. N ,on promotion, by Lord Rod- ney. • Capt. SOme7ville, R. N. on promotion, by the Lord. in • Waiting. • Cept. Ramsden, R. N. an promotion, by ditto. Col. Arbuthnot, on his return to the Peninsula, by ditto. Capt. Saurin, on promotion, by Lord E. O'Bryan. Capt. Powell, tat Guards, on promotion, by the Lord in Waiting. Capt . . Fraser, 7th Hussars, by ditto. Mr. W. I': Johnson, by ditto. Mr. Wood, on going abroad, by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. Percival', Coldstream Guards, on his promotion and return from the Peninsula, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. Mr. Torletnn, by Mr. Egerton. Lieut.-Colonel D'Aguilar, on 116 promotion, and to take leave on his'return to Spain, by the Lord in Waiting. Cornet Peters, of the 7th Hussars, by the Lord in Waiting. Major-General Fitzgerald, on promotion, by the Lord in Waiting. • Mr. Brigstock, upon going abroad, by the Lord in Waiting. Lient..Coloned Keane, of the Wisterfurd Regiment, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr, H. Powys, on his appointment to the office of Clerk of the Cheque to the Band of Gentlemen Pensioners', by the Lord in Waiting: There--were also ( present--- Du Kea—MontroSe s Norfolk, and Devonshire. MA RQUIN sEs—WinCheiter ) Headfurt, Donegal, and St. Paul. EA tiLs-7\ 1 , )rton Lauderdale,Maeeles arid, Aboyne, Rod nor, Sandwich, Wlnehelsea, Mulgrave, liarrowhy, Aylesford,.File, Mount Edgcumb, Clare, liective, Tyrconnel, Harrington, Liverpool, Westmoreland, Bathurst, and Chohnondeley. Vlscoinvrs.—Jocelyn, Charleville, • Sydney, Hampden, Mountloy, Gage, Milbourne, Palmerston, Sidwouth, Dudley and Ward, and Melville. Louts--Somerville, Boston, G. Beresford, J. Murray, Rod ney, Grantley, Gray,.Clanbruck, 'Foley, 'Walpol e' Cattltorpe, Clitabratigliton, C. Somerset, llurgbursli, Sands, Binning,' and Greaves. ANtuAssAnons—lonian, Neapolitan, Spanish, and Russian. Ilistiovs—Limerick, and Chester. The Re►•erend Doctor Douglass. ller. Messrs. Dc Grey, Tarleton, and' W. G. Phillips. 11AitoNs—De Tripp. Haxshusen, and De Schmiedern. COUNTS—BaIbo and Munster. SIHi...C. it. Boughton, S. Fludyer, C. Morgan, E. Nagel, I'. Metcalf, J. B. Burgess, IL Dudley, T. stuton, W. Rep- Grahaxo, J. G. Cranfurd, .1. Shelly, .W. Clavtots, strachan, sl...Sitnarer, d. Yorke, J. Jamison, W. Wood, C. lidmuustone, It. Glynn, D. Dundas, W. Smith, and 1-1. 13. Dudley. - AnmillALl3-.-Yorke, Strachan, &minaret. 'GEKERALS—Turimr, Leslie, Butler, Ramsay, Baker, Den by, Neville, Feller, Ro-s, Choleric, John stewart, James Stumm, Brown, Fitz Gerald, Maitland, Calvert; Floydi St. John, Manners, Bernard, Thornton, Burry, lionstunn, Eden, Tavlor,Cowill, Porter, :Avouch M , Cleod, Balfour, Si. Leger, C.)L;;..r.l,s—V. Graham, "rburoton, Muller, Austen, How ard, Chichvster, Arbuthnot, 'D'A gu il„ m ontaietub , rt, Keuue, rulcsunt, J. D. Taylor, Dclap, li.Suinuvri Loqg- Selil;..ltoba,. t 3 Iylo sa Flirrnagf, 41 ngtcre, Mike.!;.,Brown o Wot, aqii Bolter. NI Li' 9 as---Blitiinirrt and 'A..tl ('Aeu.l,o : —S'otarrvitte Wildman, P171.41', 'P. B, , Uregie; ! " :41.tr i tercivai, Huaketh, Ltaals- Jen, and I.l,:rkt.ley.. LInuTENA - , rs--Itu!)e and neurs,!:. mitighton, Graham, G. Can nir..77" Dlyz.upurt, Wilmot, Standish, W. Drtn&s, Ppsy, Wail, G. Chad, Sin,on . , Culcraft, Bayford; r,i,Ad (19ach, Illackinan,yea:wdrd, Denison Daviktio, (i. Rich, Su:lran, DR.lzins, C. Grerille, Dent, Aliercroluby, P. It. t'. And Temple, Lotig, Nte?ricll, Suitm, Rose, •fleituutont, Ityder, Caven dilL, Egtrtuu, Herbert, WO, A on the at these • FERDEO Negocia gard Ivo from tO tOIVII OK OFil, tOttcb (4. possibly win . nod iip, ~^ . c shottlJ was cc. loos ►tot sure i " roceul ear' ,telF w o gici udilitioa )eronlrk, t ° virti icing' court. li by cti;• ivto e d the , o pera' lv ri►at awfult ("reti fel ,ke " 1 ,ittedtY to t'!!' 00 =ho het 5° ossibi° )rebe" 110316. t‘ ever' 111C e • t° y Or e, lEl° l °I s ' s prat , u, sud uld p`► t 40,00° fi;►n ta ~.--alli )uke f be a t 4 C'l; bit cal al" in f" 11 its Pr° Y L 1 Prt ntytptb to ie tter , bl9° f: I . of I"; tp fic 00 0 11; ; ril ""i nth bej o , ligei°ll„i ,F Ol. i t ; t ow ciyit4 say 111t,51C411., DiSCOUDS. The following story i-; circulating in the 'Musi cal World :—A female singer, of some repute, Intel/ attached herself to to gallant, in the absence of her husband. When the husband, a Musician, came to town, he saw enough to excite suspicion, and having expostulated with the gallant, the lat ter, with the assistance of the Wife, is said to - have pushed the former do.vn stairs, and to have driven him nut o f the house. Upon farther inquiry, the husband was induced. to commence till action for Grim. Om. bat, when legal matters were drawing to .4 conclusion, an advertiseinent appeared in the' public prints, oileringra situation of musician to conduct the band of a Noble Lord then about to depart from this country. The husband went to . the party referred CO in the advertisement, and otkred himself as a-candidate for the situation. lie was at :ince accepted, but informed that it would be proper for hint to enter as a private &Mei in the service of the East India Company, in - order . to procure a passage gratis. The man agsente(i;"tritt soon after he - entered on boartfahe ship, he foand reason to suspect that he had been the victim of artifice, and had been deceived by a pretended appointment, in order to get hint out of the way of the offending parties, anti obviate the result of the legal proceedings. This, it is stated, proved to be the fact. fie, therefore, con trived to escape front the ship, aunt went to the place where his wile was-performing - , vowing ven geance against her; but the plan, it scents, %vas so well settled, :Alt he wits immediately seked,„ sent back as a deserter, and is now said to ,be,,,ac toady o 3 his voyage to the East 1i. , ..-Vrtredr) not-• pretend to vouch ftli , the truth of any part of this narrative, but it is certainly, as we have said, the subject, of much conversation in the musical circles. While Mr. IiANKEs was delighting the House with: hisiirninous speech on the Swedish 'treaty last Fridly,' he Was interrupted by a message from the Lords, desiring a conference. Among the persons Lamed by the Speaker to go out and con duct this affair evie4 Mr. BANKES ; who, upon his return, resumed his speech precisely where be left otf, to the great joy of his hearers, who were the Hon. Gentleman (being a most, syste matic person) iitght deem it ileoessiry to follow Corporal Taw's example, and take up his story agsiti from the beginning, We nut lone- since had the pleasure of announc ing to the public, tlfiit Lord Sidimithand Sir W. Scott, had become Subscribers to the Nay Charitable Society. We have now. the additional satiZnietion to find that the Etta of Liverpool has followed so excellent an example. This, in some degree, lead, Us ,to indulge a hope,. that his Majesty's Ministers have at length become Sensk ble of the merits of this noble Charity, and of the consequent policy-of giving it their individual sup port ; which. would most probably preclude the necessity of petitioning Porliainent in favour of " the indigent orphans, u.idows, and children of Sen-otliCerS,. and also of sea-officers reduced by misfortune to indigence." ". BANNISTER andnowroN, it seems, waited on her MAJESTY last week, in order to solicit ber pa tronage for the benefit of the Theatrical Fund Of Drury , lane. They were received with great at tention by General TAvi.oa, and have reason to expect a liberal proof of royal fitvour. It .should be Mentioned to the credit of Mr. BAWBS; who composed the Glee which was so much admired at •the late Anniversary, of the PITT CLUB that hepresented the music to the Institution, as a voluntary tribute of respect. We are sorry that the author of the words should have concealed his name, as they du honour to. his talents and Upon a late trial -in the Court of Common Pleas, Dublin, an Attorney of the name of Hope pressed for his Counsel Mr. Joy, to attend. The Lord Chief Justice- NOREURY waited for some time, hnt Mr. Joy not making his appearance, hii LardshiVproceeded with this preface-- " Hope tolda flattering tale "'that Joy would scum return." Yesterday, being Midsummer-day, the Judges. of the Courts. of King's Bench'. Exchequer, and Chancery, did not sit in Westminster Hull. Mr, DAMPIER, having received a Seijeant's gown on Wednesday, preparatory to his being made a Judge, has taken .the necessary - oaths ; and this day he will occupy his. seat in the Court of King's Bench, as the junior Judge of that Court, however, rumoured that another change will take place, that Mr. Justice Ginns will go to the Court of .4ing*s. Bench, instead of one of the Judges noW there, ttod that the Judge who exchanges will go to the Common Pleas,. It is said to have been an tooleritandorg when Sir VICARY Glans was raised to the Bench, that he should ultimately go to the King's Bench. It was on Wednesday decided by the unani mous opinion of the Court of King's Bench, that goods in a house, though not - the property of the occupier, were liable . to be taken by distress, un der the 43d of Geo. 111. for the payment of the King's Taxes, The Heroine,- or Adventures of a fair Romance Reader.—The Author of this most humorous and Witty prodaeaoa is- said to he the sam e «ho pro duced the Poem of " All the Talents,'! which ' , omc years ago excited so nisch- attentitm. The He roine, Cliertibina, whoSe senses are deranged by reading the novels of the present day,—the Auge linas and .Celestinas,—imagining that no honest plebeian cannot hes her real father, leaves her pa ternal home to wander in quest of illustrious Ind Italian parents, nun meets with as many perilous adventures as her predeceasor, Dan Quixotte. In point of plot and interest, however, the present work is much superior to that famed production, rand in paint of wit, we 410 not be 4 it.ate to piece it in the same, rank with Tr"trant .CITY.,III7SI.;ESS. Yeterday,tbe . Lonti MAYOR, act:tn.-Ting tc at n 11 an' c:t 1510 1 11 , held a Co:,.[Jo h 1-14 ii fo l. I irt trop ci Sheriffs,' Cl strnir. i tin, and other Otto , : Is. Alter tI IT II petted in (11e ton ni,(l the-Lord Mayor o.hti lii,iernftn retired, clic proceeded to the 'elections ; when the fh.),t,tvit i4 Aldertnen and Oentletnen were put in nominatiqn for Stieriil's, viz.:— Ahi. and Stta- Sevrrtr,,Esq. Aterdiant- T.1,,r.. do ier. G. Bridges, Esq.. Ald. and Wheelwright. • W. Barlow, Esti. Tyler and Brick I:. yer.• Thonrts,'Esq. Gloved-. W. Clarke; Osq. Pattenniaker. 0. Fryer, Esq. Salter. C. 'Faddy, Esq. Grocer. J. Lei;th, Esq. Glover. Wright; W. Haa.mond, Esq.. Draper. R. Sanderson, Esq. Cooper. J. Gray, Esq Drapei'. IV. Cass, Esq. Wheel , right. J. Rene, Esq. Vintner. • T. Foster', Esq,.irontnongcr. A. Jordaine, - Itsq: Grocer. J. Garner, Esq Haberdasher. W. Pickering, Esq. Vintner. J. iarrtit4, • ',)l,,Entaii. Lsti, t Hinton ,vr. Payn ter, .1. Steers,•k:t:q. At Stuer, :Esq. 3. Idle, Esq., Griy, lisq. T. Ar. , :)ott Grerti, Cloth worker. Sir Nletcalre, Bart. W. Martail, Esq. 'Vintner. W. Itayer,-Esfi. C,fiper. T. C. Marsh, Esti. ( Eig. Irniirnivtigvr. T. tiodson, Esq. Cloth wor.!;,:r. And on the show of hands being taken, there appeared a majority of votes in favour of Mr. A lderman Magnay and Thomas Cox - head Mash, Esq. who were declared duly elected. Richard. Clarke, .Esq, ►eas unanimously re- . elected Chamberlain as were also Messrs. Gala bin aid Yeoward- Bridgeinuters, for the year ensuing. AlarriOtt; ,jun. and Jlr. Josepli Newhall wret•c con t lulled ; and Messrs. lloure liAtt Tillisley elected Auditors off'. the City urd l~ricl e- house Estates. , i There being a vacancy for Aleconner, n the roont of \Vlichiun Jones deceased, the several can didates being proposed, and the show nf hands being taken, there appeared a Majority for Joh it Holt, vho was declared duly -elected, together With the three old Members.. Lordsbip afterwards held aCmirt of Alder men, at which the Chamberlath ters were sworn itr.. Several bars of gold, weighing about 2423 °tutees, •were sworn to foreign, •previous to exportation. • • , Precepts to the several Companies for:kik:lntel toas-day, for the 'electiou of Lord Ma yor, were ordered to be isoted. The Rulers of the Virotermen mut Lightermen's Company, who were elected at the last Court, were sworn in.• The' Address' of the - Ctithorms of Ireland, saVS ft. m o r n i ng Paper; upon a : subject - with which tholies nothing to do, as such-with whit .they have nothing more to. dO than Huggictonins, or Sandentonians, or any other of the---onions; with Which We ~'bound, is a proof, 'rather clearer than might have been expected, of the paver sinn,in their ease, of religions titles and preten sions to political, and surely` to factious purposes. If the Catholic's of- Ireland may Interfere, as such; theiquestion that now brings them. here, there can, of course, be no question from which they are precluded -; none, 'upon ‘vhich they may nut declare their opinion, as a body none, which they may not anticipate upon which they may not entleavo.er to 'speak for -Proteitants, as well as' for- Catholics. If a Catholic Board he thus allowed to issire . indg» meats, as a sort of tribunal, upon civil awl leer questions, why may not n Protestant Board he allowed the same:privileges ? Set we have hi therto no Protestant Board, that we know of, to to deliver opittions even upon questions, ih as Protestants, they are deeply interested ; end the moment that such Boards are attempted to he formed, a cry is raised against ,than as 1111C01) Vt hen Will the Engl, s h People,' now dormant, and the iudaistrious---indepemn un political part of the Irish connnitnity, now daily acquiring new opportunities of wealth and just importance, perceive the real objects of these self called religious claimants ? It is said, that Regulations have been recently adopted for the negociation of aft Government Bills on Foreign Stations, by the principal WI:Tr of the Commissariat on the split. This plan will trtiti to prevent a competition io r the money-markvt, between' the :Representatives of 'tlitrercut'llepatt ments of Government, and check the high rate of Exchange consequent upon so unnatural a struggle. The Chief Officer of the Commissariat is to ceivc Monthly estimates from the Head of each Department,' with a specification of his probable weekly Wants in each month. The Money-agents will then he kept as much as possible in .the dark as to the general wants of the public service. Daring a violent storm on Wednesday, ten hcad of deer, belonging to Sir' 03wALD Alosi.tiv, Bart.' at Rolieston, in.Staliordsbire, were killed by the lightning. SMITHFIELD MARKET. JuNg 25. This day's Market had a short supply of (lir ferent kinds of Cattle ; Beef, Mutton, Veal, and Lamb, were eJleaper ; Pork sold at last price, awl the trade in general was not ove.r brisk. The sales in the hay-market were somewhat dull ; Clover had dropped in price ; Hay and Stiaw fetched bet ter pricers. The undermentioned prices and num hers are an accurate statement : . . To *ink the 01fat, pt-r stone of 811). Beef, 54. 2d. to (Is. 10d. 'Mutton, .ss. 4d, to G. ltd. 1 ..00l), ss. to 7s. 2d. Veal, .ss, 4d. to 7s. 4d. Pork, fou. 4d. t.) Beast*, 400. Sheep and Lunbs, 'O6OO. Calves, 140. SMITITFIRLD HAY-MAIIKE.T. 11,1 y, 41.45. t,o 41. lei. Struve. IL Ida, to i2L o*. Clotri - * TA, 1,-. to Gl. 101, CORN-EXCUANCE., JUNIi 25..--!Me Wheat trade was much in the same state , U 3 en 2 Vircdnesday, fine samples being NB ns de4te; ()as wns Filcher' bris:; , itt the prices lust quoted ; Fine Burley was hi de mand, and lull us dear ; in other kinds ut grain there was no alteration. Enittio wheat Fine filth) - 11!"2.,. tlqq. eign do. 10.35.11.1.1. Li;is. Rye - - - - 635. Kicky - - 9ss. 53 5 . Nlittt - 70 „ 0,1. Fine ditto 9114., Waite Pease (boil.) 105 s. 117% Orey Pease - 675. '36 - '1 . 14 Beans - t 34 3. u7s: Small Tick Beans 90s: I , 'eti Oats - - - gOs. 2.25. Fine ditto - 455. .S6A. Pt)taint ditto - 3(N. 445. Fine (I'o3l - - Potatile ditto • - 544. —5. Rape Seed 401. 4M. per Lair. Fine Hour • - Seconds - !Ns. 1i.1a4,