The Sun. — London, England, 1807-08-03 00:00:00

N Ay'4t.-:---xt,ws. , . t • PLTbroUTH, AVG. 1.---Sailed the Minstrel and Muros Sloops of 'War fbr the'Dow . ns ; and ifeund Sloop of War, with a Convoy; to the Eastward-.'. t ^ The Pomcoie and frii 'Frigates will, sail in :11- few. hours to join the Channel Fleet, 'cad . ; Ship haViilg taken in . a large supply of bullocks , and tiecessAtie's • , • -- to'bedistributed among them: . Arrived the banish Drig. Juliana, JORpr.li'SON', laden with coflee, &c. from St. Thotna's, bound , to. Tonningen, - detained by the Snap Drt(gan vateer ; and the American Ship Little BRowNE, laden with sugar, coffee, &c. from delphia, hound to Tonningen, detained by the • Betsey PrivatLer. PORTSMOUTH, Atio. 2.-The Nostr4 S ‘ ignora tie luck CAVARS, from Lisboti, bound to Te rieritfe, NVitll oil, was 'yesterday detained and sent info this Port by the Live/y. Frigate, Capt. *K.I.N- *: • Ypsterday , arrived the Literty-Cutter, Lieut. J. CODD,.fro'M a cruise ; : the Appollo with. Spanish PriSoners, from the River _Plate; Posey, and Mary Roasos, from Sunderland. :4 •': . - On Thursday morning last the Sueceki.)igate fell in with his ..Majes . ty's ship ~ La Seine,. off Cherbourg ; at about seven o'clock - the French Frigate La Nanelie, bf 48 guns, 18 pounders, and a large Brig „of 20 guns, :32 pounders, was observed coming - out df that, . harbour, with all .sail set. The Seine and . S l uceess im nediatoly made all sail to ,meet them ; ;when, • abet[ two gun shot they tacked and retreated tinder their batteries, which are very ,strong indeed ; from- U•litch they 'fired a few shot and'shells at the Sc:ing ;tl and Success, and they in- return fired at the Frencll 7 ..' men, but no•datnage was done on either side. They cruized about underiheir batteries for several bouts, and then,returned to their moorings. . Sailed this morning the Lanca*ter, of 64 guns, FOTHERGILL, for the Downs, with the fol ' lowsng Ships under Convoy, viz. . Ann, treed ;. Three Sisters, _Watkins; Thomas and rohn i Wilktnsun ; - Betsey, Lamb; and Ann and lames. Green.; Well, for Sunderland : Black and Ridley,' Booth, tor Pel)t ford : • Hope, German ; Edward and Henry, BrUwn ; and Vanie, 'Rosseter, for London : and George (Transport), Tow. , . linson, IVitii IS other transports, for the Downs And in the afternoon the Mermaid Frigate, C4O. Holies, sailed with, two Transports under convoy far the Downs : Went.our of Harbour this morning the Plantri. genet, 'of 7.t guns, Capt. BRAbLt Y ; and ;Explosion • ' Bomb, Capi. Er,i.tcarr. , . ". , • . TARnotritt," Ave. 2.--Sailed this morning the • Second Division of the Fleet, consisting Of His Ma ; je , ay's Ships illinolaur, Admiral , EsSIZS , GTON, jestic, Admiral itussztt., I?csabi tion,'"ign,nem.non, .114 s, and several small Vessels; to the North Ward. Remain- in the Roads His Majesty's Sliips hoe:. Zuek, Agincourt; and . the Vixen: • • ----:. . . • Dv r., Auo. .-,-Flis'Majesty's Ship Missir came : clown last night from the Northward, 'and' sailed again this ;morning to join Admiral Cy'Avtuttt, Hig Niaje,ty.'s Sloop,i3erger . e arrived' this morning from the We4twarcl, and renLtins. iiis atieity's Sloop skylark arrived last from the Nore, With the Diligent Store-ship. * SFIRERNY,SS, 2..- 7 -Sailed the /Etna Bomb 19r yarininyb and arrived the Piercer Guii,brig, Sailed the Solebv Frigate, Capt. BRQMLEY, for Ilartsmout h. • . • Arrived, the Foxhound, Sleop of War, Captain GREENE, from the North Sea. ' Passed by a few Sail fob the River. ' DISTOIIUTION - OF PRIZE 111()NF.A To th IlLers Jivl t.ompanyof l lia NiajeSty 's,'S hip Van ! : gnarl, their respretiv, Proportions-Ad. the Oidnanek, Stores'. : 211,1 Ituutit y-rpolic v . for 'La .MigtfOnric. 'Orditant:e • Snores • -or La Creole, and Ilouuty-nlopey , for La. Superieure French ; Ships of War, the .Bth hist, at No. 13, Clement's: lAt i! every ,initTiim:iday for thtee years, • •• • • • ,;I'o th e Offi cer ; and Company-,of tiffs :11,Jje4rs Ships an;) Elephtni, their Ploport ions ot ch.:Ordnance ..3.tfires and Ilotinry-woov or , La iVliznonne, and Ordnance Stores of I• er Ard Bounty ITI - nt"y Soperietirt. on Ix►arii . on their arrival in Port; 'and for thn Yeats 41 4( 70 . No, cocji , -itreet, 'Strand; * To + the. Officers anti Cptnnany of Majesty's Ship Can net the proceeds of the Spa nis h L ugger .S ail T mI , alias enfiarce, aria of heacf.inoney for the same. and orsafv3ge `for the H i n I rigate,. both captured on the 2itli November, 14.6,- oaf:3(4nd ri:e said Ship, on ,he 7th inst. for . 113 f ix • ITltnithi after, at No. tj, George-street, Westminster. ATATUMENT. Olt TRII 015 iTRIB 'T/ON OF THE lit TISII It 15T INST. Fri.' Sps. f C.ll 191 52 2 4 1 So 1 ' 90 4 I 16 7 I . I t f ) • 12 8 I 11 2l 81 12 7 8 1 12 9 8 1 '7 l 31 9 5 4 NAVAL FORCE In the English &Irish ?iqc Chailtiels - - S rh Downs and North Sea S p a tn , Portui,al&Gibral 12 tle diterruneantkPassage 14 .coa s t of Africa - - • We IndieS and Passage $ 'Jamaica Statiou. - 2 4 rnetica &Newfoundland z Cape t)1 Good Hope, &c. 6 East Indies and,Passne ..7 Total at /e a - gr In Pert and fitting. - as C U4lll. Sh i Hospial 'k Prison Ships is 4 . . - rot4 in Commission bio . Ae‘eiving Ships • 'Serviceabl e and repairing. • I -in ordinary Building . -36 Total 217 ST AT& OP rtiz arti Portsmouth. - Plymouth • (21)4111am • Sht:emess kivor •- ltxtranoous - -3 TO T io'S 4 1 2 1 4 •z. 34 NA It z 13,1. , 3 0 l ISO i 1 99 I 3; 41 I 41 I 2,1 1 1 1 0 1671 lc Js T F. 7 . te 1 97 1 h 26; I A C it P, 1 ii 9 1 0 2 43 r. • • 'rot. 3 0 . 4 33 37 167 (14 iv2S qR 47- 22 21 5 6 I 4 4 1 1 41 -167 'i ziOM ru E RELVCII PAPERS: PARIS, JULY 24.--Since the cohclution - of the pacific conferences at Tilsit, the interrupted ;series of Army Bulletins has. been renewed'. The first in serted in the Official Paper of this daris , as follows EICHTY-SEVENTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY KONIGSBUUGH, JULY 1 2. " The EMperors of .FranCe and 'Russia; after sesideuce at Ny,herti the. Imperial Pa- . laces were in the same street, and, at no great dis tance, took leave of each other with the -greatest cordiality, pt .three o'clock in 'the 'alteration of the 9th. The Journal which contains. - fmaccount of r hat passed between them will be very intereStiug tb both nations. ‘r At half past four, the Erni eror NAPOLEON having received a visit from the King of PRUSSIA, wao 'came to take his leave, set' out for Konigs ,blrgh, where he arrived at ten at night. TheXing of Pttussik went to Memel. " Yesterday ; Ole Emperor NAPOLEON inspoaeci .the'.. Port oF-Konig4tburgh, in a boat manned by tbe- : lmperial Guard. To-day his Majesty , will re view Marshal SotLT's corps, and at two o'clock 'to-morrow he will set out for Dresden.. • The'litimb , ..r of ilussians killed in the battle of Friedland , amounts to t 7,500,' the prisoners to 40,00 0,000 of whom have already passed through Konigsburgh, 7000 remain sick in the 'Hospitals, and the rest ha%=e been condueted to. ThOrn and Warsaw. ..Orders have been issued l 0 send them hothe , to Russia, without delay 7000 have already returned again to Konigsburgh. Those in France are to be tor►ned into provisional reai ments. The Emperor has (uttered them to b . e, clothed and armed: " The ratifications of the Treaty of Peace bet Ween France and Russia were exchanged ,at the nth. The Ratification of the Treaty of Peace ;:between Trance and Prtiqsia will be exchanged here this day. The PlenipOtsntiaries charged with these Ne griciations were, on the part of France, the Prince of •lir.N£VENTO ;,. Princes KURAKIN . illll.l LABANOFF; on the:part of Russia ; on the Part of Prussia, Field Marshal Count and the Count'Da -"..After such events as these, one connot but smile when, tho,grest English Expedition is men tioned, and at the new frenzy which animmet the King of Sweden.. BesideS; we may remark that the Army of Observation, between the Elbe and the Oder,i is 70 4 000 'Strong, exclusive of the Grand Army, without inclUding , the - Spanish divisions, f -which ace now upon the Oder filso. there., Hfore, 'necessary Etiglabd ; tit have her' her .whole farce together, her soldiers, her volunteers, lencibles, &c. in 'order to . have made a diversion of ail) , interest, .But when we take into Our account th4t England; under the present circumstances, has sent bOOO - men to Egvpt.' only to he .slaughtered liy the Arabian 4,, and 70bo 'Bien to the,Spanish West Indies - , we c:in'alune feel s entim ents o f p i ty tbr the extravagant avarice with . which that cabinet i s tormented. • ' ' • hes Peace of Tilsit pUts,an end to the opera tions of the army : notwithstanding this, all -the :Prussian coasts and ports will be shut against the English, and 'it is probable •that ;the Continental blockade will not prove a mere sound. "- The Porte i$ included, in the -Treaty. The revolution which lately occurred at Constanti-' .noPle, was an Antichristian revolutidn, which has. _nothing in common with the policy of &trope. `.."l'he .Adjutant-Cantinandant Go kt.t.Era xo'r is . . one. to Bessarabia, wh ere he w ill commun i cate to s he Grand 'Vizier the intelligence, of the peace, and. the liberty given to the, Porte to take part in it, as well as the conditions of the Treaty, in which the Porte is interestecr . , • • • KoNlosnuaGir, JULY 13.—Yestqrday thpEmperor reviewed the, four light' corps . . When his Majesty approached • the 26111 . Regiment of Light Infantry„ M: ROusseL, Captain of the Grenadiers, was lei- Contrneuded to him. This brave soldier, who was made prisoner in the 'affair at Hoff, was delivered up to the Prtisaians. He found hitnself, afterwards, in . an apartnient where a brutal officer was making use. of teproachful language against the Emperor.--.- RoussEL, at first, determined to 'bear this rudeness I*lth patience; at length hei!got up, and said-with 'scttrte warmth- 7 " That but a' base coward take the liberty, of using suCh language against -thel'Emperor ;NAPOLEON in the presence of one.of :31Ji$ °dicers. I am in. your power ; hut, rather than be compelledtofieart this language,' I 'would lose my - Lf e ." Several other Prussian °dicers , present, .boastkrs Without*: honour or merit, were:going to till Anion Roussim ; and,. against six or seven, he would have had no Chance in resistance, had not a Rnsiau alicer, with his sabre in his hand, stepped between 'them. " j,s our prisoner (exclaimed this Officer) and not your's ; loves, and you bas e ly scandalize, tt)e greatest General in Europe.'. •Yoti may attack me, but you shall not iiitre this_brave man. In proportion as the French. priieners praise the Russians, they unanimously complain of the Prus. • sians„ patticnlarly of Gem Rucurr., an Officer whose nnworthiness and vanity 'are "only,equalled by his stoidity!and incapacity in the field of battle. ()fall .the Prussian corps in the battle of Jena, his behaved tt4',Worst. • 0 11Pon our . arrival at,Koulgiburgh,t we found a Drench corporal in irons, for imitating the condu& of RoutiSat,.. General Vivre'', who was made prisioner in his pest-chaise, by a' band.ufrobbers, has also complain4' ed •of the treatment he received from RUCHEL, when Governor of Konigsburgh. This is the same Itubnao who was wounded in the battle. of. Jena; received' such kind treatment from. the French, being after wards set at liberty ; and over whoth; instead of Sending sentinels, gs used to be, the custom, the French sent surgeons. Happily, the nurhber 'of such men as Rocnat. is not great, Whate ver , , misanthropes may say, the tnischleVuus and un g tofu' two. but a small proportion! 'to the rest of ICAFLEs,Jut.Y AUGIWTIN MO CA, calling himself - a Colonel in the service el King FERDINAND, COniik",thl of having received from Queen CA,COLINU and the Marchioness of VILLA ritONFo, 811 order to assa , sinate the King* . ,Naples, and 414.) of having received iustrtiaioto to that elfett froth thu 4123 a . . bein•Coiidemned i oil ihe st . of .this mon% by a MiiitA .Cotonlission; - to m 46 the amende honorable, before the front of the church Of the Nea 'Pius, in 'a - red shirt, with a lighted torch in' his right hand, Arai from thence to. be concluded to the market place, to be impaled upon a stake there planted. His bddy, after the exeention, 'is to be de livered to the flames, and his.ashes to be thrown to the Wind. this -. sentence, ,in conformity with our rincietit criminal jurisprudence; was ye s terday carri- . ed. into execution, in the midst'ofan immense crowd of spedators: VIENNA, JU I .Y .---They say positively, that the Ptipetor has given orders, for new furniture Jim. the Suite of apartments in the, castle which tht late Em -presi-oecupied. From this, it is concluded jot his . Majesty:'intends to 'marry' again. It is even said, .that he is to ,marry the-Princess of SAXONY. JULY: 21.-^lll6 ElllpatOr NAPO- Lros is'every moment expeded in this city, where every-thing is prepared- for his reception. The Prince,Primate, who arrived yesterday. from Aschal fenbtirgh, set out, this evening to meet -his Imperial and Royal Majesty, .He will arrive from Dresden; where•he has made a short stay. Many important, interests appear to have been boded upon this oc casion in the residence of , the King of SAXONY. Many German Princes . have just sent their Ministers thither. VIENNA, JULY 15.—The Fienna Court Gazette of this day gives the following news from Tu r k ey : Off the 2.d of June it was announced to the Janissa ip., who were assembled On the, square Eltneidan, that the Nitani Gedid Wasabsnlutely abqlished, and 500 purse 3 were. given to the Janissaries oti the, part of the new- Emperor. One of. the •principal Ckels of Janissaries (a ,Bairaktar) has „been sp... pointed Commander of the fortress of fiavae,-in the , ruoni of H A I.III.AGA, who had been massacred.— Another Chief, lnspeEtor of. the Arsenal, has been raised to the rank of Captain of a frigate. KAZANI, 111USTAPIIA, first author of the inswreation, a' bra.; zier by' profession, Janissary and Muteweli, .or Re gister of the 2 Division (who was.banished twice under the late,Government, on account of his tut .. .." buleut spirit), had been nailed Commander of the -. important Fortress of Fanaraki, with the rank of Zigargi Bachi ; but 'the garrison haS . n4 chosen to accept him, and has demanded another Chief, who is less of a party man. • . . On the 7th of June the Sultana VALtpl- (mother of the. present . Sultan)"` quitted the old Seraglio Where Setast is at present) and made her solemn entry into the new Seraglio. Toe GRAND. SIGNIOR, ' . her son, went to meet her in the richest dress.' An innumerable crowd of people accompanied the pro cession. The chongeS at Constantinople have had no in fluence in the army of the GUAND VIZIEIt, which iitill.keeps its position. Captain KiLwic4, commanding his Majesty's, Migate,Huive, hasiarrived SheerneSs, from the River Plate. He brought With him the prize slip Maud, built at Boston, in America, which had been ..sold, toa.Spanish merchant, a, short time prior 'to the capture of Minitellidee by the Britisli„and was . intended as •a. Privateer against the English., The Diana is an uncommon tine vessel,' sails oktromely . well, and is in m :excellent .conditinn. She brings hoe to the Priau• Agents, hides, copper, tallow,. Peruvian bark,, fiir, horns, ostrich feathers, Vigo nia wool, ebony, Spanish wool, goats'. skins, deer &c. &c. to Le sold for the *benefit o(. the captors. Tire value Of this ship amounts 'to upward.; •of 40,0001, The Speak, also ci7devant Arnerican. Which had been sold to the Spaniards abdut twelve mouths ago, and prize to the gallant,Ad in i ta l . STI, and. the British forces at . 11 , Ionte Video, parted compauy from the iiowe a short time age -soe m ay be daily expetled, being under charge of an Aviv of - Transports, and Lieutenant of the Navy. The Speuk is a New-York ship, ktbout ,500 'tons, extremely well found, and almost. new. Her cargo cgiaeigued als( . .) to the' . Navy. and Army Prize Agents for MonteNideo,• and is valued - at Captain KiLwtcK, wha . distingnished himself by his activity, courage, and .zeal, in the operations"; against Monte ,'Video,, ,left Sir Snmum, tf• Aiuty, `'and tlie troopS, busily occupied in prepara tions for the attack of Buenos Ayrea. Not. a mo. meet would be lost, • on the arrival: of General CHAuruim, in proceeding against Bugnos Ayres.— There was no salc for British cargoes, and no car- . goes in return fur the, small quantities Sold. The trohps were in the highest possible order. and dis cipline, and impatient to 'receive a . sufficient rein-, , :forcernent to proceed against Buenos Ayres. Briga ,dier-General Lumr RN: was detacbed . ,,and commands Alt St.' Lucia ; Colonel. PACK a Colonic del .Sacra= inento. . The gallant Major TILOTTRR, Of the . 83d Regi ment, was recovering from hi s l ate Severe wound: The troops were not very healthy, but the attention of the General to their comfort,. health, and discipline; :was unceasing., A groat deal of property (covered by the artftd, and avaricious Anglo-Americans, bUt . atqually belonging to the. Spaniards) has be& dico. irered 'by the. Prize Committee, of which , Captain ROWLEY, Of;tW itoyal Navy, :and. M. P. is Presi. dent, Flte pecie belonging to the Public l rea S urx • had been sent. on b oar d 'Ainericans,.. to a very amonni,.ptior . to the storm... has been. deteFteti and, brought to light. , Two Naval and three Nrili i`ary Officers .(assisted by the three Prize" Agents) assemble as a. Prize Committee daily at 'Monte Video, Rowatio MATCIi.-00 .Saturday, according - to ttitnal custom, the prize. coat and badge, bequeathed byDcaGOliT ) the Comedian, was conteftted by the six following watermeti :—Etans, of 'Thwer-stairS Flowers,. of Hungerford ; Price, of ; Blackftiars-t SMith, from below Brio6ie ; Sayer i .of the Three Cranes ; andMaxlield, of Rotherhitlie, The cosn, petitors. started from the, Pier-head, London Bridge, pboat hall,.past, six, to row against tide to the White • Swan at Chelsea. &eon:1 the Boats had .arrved off 'Westminster Bridge, four of the competitors gave op the conteit; and. just a the other two got.past the Bridp, the last Boat Nvoiran foul of by anotiwr, tiodfitopped. Liana ,proceeded to Cheisej ; conseip eoce of the above accident, he -will not be considered the viaor.---Tlie match will .be rowed • The crew of the American Ship Eliza "i n n, rICHARDsOI4, mutinied op their passage to. Europe, and wounded the ,Niaiter's Mate, and some ni, svlidwould not join them : they afterwards fell in with au. 11.13gligh Frigate, which s;:ut thsn to Gib rattar, • - " • oro FSSIIIONS. FO AUG iissl"i'. EiTRACTEIS . 1 0 00:4 THE ELEirENTIt NUMBER OF 1.4 tiEAU MONDE ; OA, LITERARY ANI) MAGAZINE. LADI ES' DRF.§SI;.S. 'got - tin:4c WntKrho I)4r.s.s. Is cein2ri:::l of ,pl white i.;:tribric robe, with A shut t train, h wrap straight over the bosom to the len ti,;e, .open to the bottom ; the biielx"of the tires.; cut the shoulders,' and is drawn in the waist to a carrow point long full slee.T:i; the bojoin of the s--)be ie. inlet with tv . rows of rich point lace, ab.itit half a quarter distance fro.:i each other ; a small rein is Cloak, 4. : olniiosed ,white: 3r-in: floss net, lined tlituughnut with a rich lilac liolrsnei ; it i; rtilledlitto a narrow band of lilac sarsnet,'laccd squire the back, fasteriel on the left shoulder, and is brought ov,:c the right with a long strip of sersnet and tavicl, covered with' net. at' double diamond straw j , ckey bonnet, ttirrimed . with a quilling of white lace over the right eye, and a small wreath of lilac roses, across 014 front of the buirriu, tied with a lilac siliellandkerchiel. EV is:it:tic • 1•-tii. t. Da sis.—A - beautiful pink blomrri T bah crape tied) , and Irain;nride With ;in apron frOnt, whey descends to the bend of the Knee—trimmed with it broad !kw :.7t•ls lice, worn over a suit wltizatiatin slip, orddnumted t.le buttorn with magnificent bonier or hearts-ease, worketi, with pearls ; white satin sleeveti., made 04111 and anurt , Ail .worked at ;he edge with a small wreath of hqarts.eas to e r respond with the dress ; the baLii. made very low and squa-e, inlet in the middle with rich point l ice; the bog?: t: ea Vv drawn very low down at each corner of the neck, with a cro.Aced pL•arl slid:: to eparatt: the bOiauli • 4 11,111-I,lli, die with lull, larAe sels, interinixrd . the waist, and reaches nearly to the t the hair buund straight across the tap Of the hcad, smooth on the right side of the-Itead, amid lies flat olt the t., • e; in ad irregular form ; long rin;Jets !ruin the left eyi: anti Croat behind the right. ear ; a MAI tiara of jahnis au !run!. rings arid necklace of dead gold.. . cloves and shoes or , pal.i pink silk. _ . - AN OPERA Ftlit, ()RIM— An elcont dre4s. of whiri spider gaii4e, superbly einbroLler4d in rich tintiches of silver acorns. worn over a white tikureil,saniet pettho4l.i.clitt,Ofsi; and 'pedticoat niouried ivith A fiCIL I boril4r, tflit,ii t kiik of 8 the dress made frock tasnion ; the front,ro the form of the Po soul , short putr sleeves,' gatiwreil into a silver' tO'cdr respond with lie Brims`'; and a bunch' of, small bill blavt' , l roses in buds, imm erixe;t with jessamine; and fastened ih It e centre of the bosom, 'ehe tirdpery whirh culottes t:i (au' Louipolett of pale blue and porpfe suit 1 0 1 4 . m yt, ri c h, y brottiered round the cdo wan a wreath of silver Vine teaves. , The drapery . . sti4peilded f(i.trt the fi.;'ut su: orthe head, and reaches to the ancle with ri .h tassel of blue and, sayer at the end ; the drapery is taste; eit rourterthe-itlicV with a handsome high scot lopped o mil of sliver, tiVith A Ailvtt crest in front, biln.l3l" to A tiara.. White kid 41104;6 'Of pale blue iarinet. . . GENTLEMEN'S DRESSES; MORNING FULL 'Lx - ttn olive rv iien ed war, white waistcoat :Ind trowscrs: 'The most tss:silloiaanle • Undressei4or the rourniug 'are light or green v ovixtti ; latter is called the pas - ley nitxturo. width is bcKiiiiiing ;0 usurp the pieferente ; these c9lOutett touts arc ‘‘oril single breasted, with collars or the shine auth,'and .t ho,,A ,itiiy4:- ' sally a piiited button ; they ate alsb shorter than the. !ev, :u ip g coats, made without psaCket-iYaps, • and renciVrAt as lig,lt a 3 pUsSiOlc", Printers stripe quiltnig waktcoat, single- tinsast e d and without binding. tight colourLtd kersqmere paltral.aotia and'gaiters, or breeches and gaiters ; w riitebr trot. ser.t without v%itliotit gaiters, Anti some few strip,t EVENING 1)R. S. —l)ark blues witn fiat gilt nut tons, ar.ti ingenortti,witht Ih.rsof the .aante ; at,d fresugreensi' , Nitit cut tars of the el, t 1 1 ). or oz black velvet, as:corduts; the•-faricy sof the WViiis:r. The buttons ou.•Ennill!‘:oats guided, by fancy, ‘4llii v.:: , ,,Noats Art universal. ft rrtra.;., battkes.as, O: drabs and p,:ari4eloare.l kerse) FASHIONS, AS Dzscletitem AND'It Erk Itkx N BY PRIV t'S lY REL.C.I 1 1 ,00/41'141.1' rvoLicei 1 I.OIV OF 4 ‘ A biLl.f. )0K He 91,4511C.5T 461.Q:di - ll.' • COSTUME. KENSINGTON-(;kl,o4LNl:ilt plain cam bric loontl tlre.s, a walking length. Itninan 414m:4a of . 04 bluttsaraner, with VAntly ke napii.eta and fa; lin4 collnr t 'finished t with' the sa:.,e wood the Watnt, nitd bowing open in tr,..nt the ly.)syin. A vittag.: hat of I inpe 'nal chip; with eon/int:a ti:: chin,vith 'ribbon the tmiout 'ot the s,)eneer. . divided Iri 'the Centre of the loteneatt with full curls. C;ov,i :101l ail: er kinuit-i;o:otireo t SAI No. 3.‘.• Of . 'with 41ec5...4, °man - united rott.id :14 tot:on] n border or iicetile,Wotk. tipp,t laco, itißd With White iatin. liar 4 , 1 vnitc 4.hi1,, or fair y satin, with a Ltruolt.'.li.'lac,. v,ll. itur in Itr4.tts QVCI* the r.glit temple, awl mot 1, tin tII site it;tle. anti 4lippers • • WA r, K tin . Da r French jacket and petticoat of I odic rioisheil at the extreme (Akio hi .Vandyke sired be•idil.gS al embroidery. ,I?farla short .sleeve; track bosain, confined at each carrier at the .bast, where Inc jacket fails in easy {appals.. Fuli frill of ,Fren,..ll net:round the back acd tihoul.lcrs. fltenswiek banner of pale,jonquil 844:1et, ornamented With a wreath of Jr naWirS. 1 141 r a waved crop ; .oval hoop rat .rings ; York tan gloves ; shoes oPionquille.' ; paras , d at blight lavender blossom, :No. 4. --A plain round go.vii at'. the finest cambric, with gored t)Jsain, and slashed siftves. • Lac ruff:leer, with shell acolloped:cdge; Rote pittissir at iliCollet muslin, bordered all round With needle. work and Vandyke. A C;i , psy hat' of sa... tut straw ., ' with edge o,.‘fa.chrvamx-,ie,:jiiie tied across th crown, aniluncler.this chin, with a'llandkerchiet ;$ D e% ef . 'Calattrert sa`triet. • Hosoin llta gown . cantioed with A ,bow of ribbon- ft) correspond. .sitraw.coltrurzci kid g10ve..., and Para . ..ol of tiltotleafgr4ril sarstet. The Public will not regret to hear that the disput ed battle between Dutch ;:tri and Torn lielchei -ye- siie&ing a Aril hit, .k likt iy to prow a knock-doivn blow to the prnetice of prize-righting altogether: , It 6 the opinion of the principal aimienrs matCh , nialiers of the day, that if an accident:it dip et : 6th the Winning tnan, in tlr4 iniperuosity of a, moment, is to he Considered by the laWrr losing a Ail lion', them t hardly a contest in- which tire, losing way nof . have an opportunity to put himself in 'Ow cvay or receiving one, and, by that rnea'ns th: battle ; and it follows of course, that,,,whilst suell probaniiiry exists, 'little 'interest eau - be.exeit.e.d. 1 \V4.13 asserted yesterday, that ,the runir between Saar and Torn 'cvas.. in favour of the.latter. A stirvvr irA:; teen made of the Countrybetween rr f. 4.• the 'purpose 'uf ediug SMITHFIELD i41,41ME r, Atrr., 3 'day's norket 1.1.ai sripp:ieil with prim , : of CAtit.. 111 4,,thtr y er y goo, ot,d I+ 1 1u“,.)11 irifre 4.lur.last. teport ; i 5 cheap er; and Poi f:. sold .at 4c:ll.)r:ices, and.the iritde in ..:;eneral was r a tluir sa.is.‘..s in the -Flayinsirket were prcity friay, Straw, anti•Cluver tilehe.l lost . CORN-EXCHANGE, At.Ti"; ! 3 . — WiPtat is ilnived to day io consitictabie supply,, and ~1•:, of ~ .p/oli ‘ , „1101. 1 . s are tls. and 34. per quatier eh ;-,,, r, :did i!ior;" :-..- . Litidtiou on other quali it. , A I . ,t....._s ; ...iti.ey 1 11 ,;.Jri. ',tap), 1441 d, with Malt, keiT la:it prices ; but 1i.!. -; Wiws.: ~ ~ Pe age 'which support ino , late advance ; ;;;) ! f,.... ,c ,, . Cj-ry or Beans of each kind - , whii:ll arc till ;ii 1;:, , ,!i ; Voreign Oats are in, great p/enty, with iiii.;: • ~.. rivuls ; Seeond., and inferior samples are I.) :..e: -, 1.101:41' hardly at Ow :,.t.mral named-prices: N ~ t,.,,,, • 4tA A 61a-a 7 :4, A li earts . (olo/ '. 4B-6 ti - S4 l Pt! it .. ditto . 7 4 s'A 77s 4 ,1 Tick ditto 0104 +4.1 it Sol; ca !:,.yc . .• 40s 2,4511, oft 04s ~, ~ . ..2 3x.„2611 ii 33 ..i4.: :i'ittleY . . ' , 3s; a Ais cd I Poland ditto 33s 4 3,4 s E•t , Alit' - . 60 k 7 064 ( RaPo Sced • - - 121 4.,201 Whitt Pee.e I 1 -ia 1,7,.1a-c,d i Fine Flour . 6 oi 6 66 cd iiirtiy ditto . sZs. a 63i cd 1 ficconds . . sos tos ....i