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5.m , ,a of tlfe'T-Touse,nt preent - , He was of opinion , ;here ought tb be a national education, though s.kninlwas not made np as to how the Orinciple, ti bt to bn.moditied; ',That was Matter ibr further 03O;i4 . ! . erinion, 'and therefore he voted'for going into ~ i ‘...".ornmittco. : CIIANC4LLOit of the Ex CliEo-UElt brought up .111'for enabling hi Alajesty to appoint the Chaai of the Exchequer for the time being for Ire t:>>, a Lord of the Treasury in Great Britain, with ,,; !..Entry. Read a first time ; to be read a second to-morrow. . • Th,: }louse; in a Committee of Supply, voted the otimtance of the expiring Duties on Salt, Paper, 'f.! he Report ordered to be received.to-morrow. Tho House, in a Committee on the London Port , ot . A.%clati,oool.' for ereaing a building for the ,:contina,ation of Bevenno Officers, and a Barrack 'froops at the Vest India D0ck5... 7 1%e Report received on 'P.. , 11 rkkiy. The East India Company's Bill was read, a se ; time, and ordered to be,committed on l'hurs- Lie Members' of Parliament P,quitSP Bill was read tittle, and ordered to be committed to- Ji~~~l':tlq'. he Traders' Assets 13111 was read a third time and. pas d, Mr. Husaissoti gave notice of a Motion for he :ypropriation of the War Taxes, to be brought.for ..%ard in the committee of Supply on Wednesday. Mr. ,Mit.t.Lts.n presented Petitieto,frorn the Intut t;uts of St. Sepulchre, and St. James, Clerken well, t.it , Direc;ors of the Poor .of St. Pancras, the Vestry of t. Paul, COveut Garden, the Inhabitants of Saffron- St. Gile3's, St.' George in the East, &A:. against the Parochial Schools I3ili. :lhe 'Petitions were re ferred •to the COLllo.l4tee ()I) tlie 13111.—Adjourned. , . • . , . .. . . . M A 1.1 S: *IRIVIb-I Malta, e iam'aica, 1 rinblin. Dut--2Gotten. burgh, s Lisb t on,' : Dublin, , 2 Watcrlord. PRICE OF STOCKS • Tim 6.4 Y nr rwit.vt o'ct.ocs. - 6z - • rr. Copt°la T 1 E U N. SALEM QUIS'AICERE 1 1 .1411:0! AUDEAT LOND 0 , TUESDAT, JUL? 14, 1i,67 Government. thi,s morning received Dif.patchei fatm Ma anti also from Alexandria; the latter dAtrd tli. fith At that lime -our tro6f)l r twined in that Ctiy, and had' not been attacked by the Entry. Our loss in the LA engagejnent coltsitited of about 7hct men, chiefly of the VALI, ROL IVE this trwinitlz reccived famajoi Papers to the 17!h of May, from. which w c made some, ex- It is positively assettcd that Admiral Coan is blocking up three Sail of the Line in Dort !loyal, which are said to have, escaped 'front Brest. The ...licit 74, Nvlilch took refuge in the Chesa liv,ike front Sir Groiu BoaLs.2 W,.l".RP.N i fi Squa d'on, was, according to the last accounts, prvparing to put to s' a; but two English Line of tattle Ships were watching lu.r. Li':1~I;. Ns the StlC(THiiltil priygress of the Enemy, and his recent achievements; render him more than ever for miclable,, it must be highly satisfy 6tory to the people to find that - Ministers ftre alert on their posts, and hid been revolving the subjeEt of the National Defence' icing. before the late urtexpee'ld course 01 events seemed likely to. occur, and made such an important measure ntore immediately neces (ad ll ' --* ' in the House re rht of Lor4s, in answer, to a linest ion from LOrd Spl- MOVTLI t re.3pe , ting the Defence of the Country at 0 , 414 a.vtot tile Noble I th' a t th e que,tiou 1,u4:1 particol.::oy.crigagt,A the Itt tontion of the present. iidutinistritiou ever since they had b.; •u' in:otT.ice he also intimated that tit)• , nethitrw:tlid to:)4L prob3bly be. tzW upon the same iniport4i;t topt.: in another place that tight. A simii,Ar incitth.v vvoi; made last night,' by Mr. NVltyrbtlr;,, , x, i;1 the. HOtEe of C.:ommorts, tind wag answelvd ia !ETA sline sAi3fACtuly innimer. . . by the CtiAtictt.i,ort 4)1 kh ,F , ci:rclui.:R, who sig., tlifted C.`,.1511,1.,p.,.„1eAr, who, we are con .. cl:rn s el tO .I:tte!y, been much indisposod, ‘vcraid,.on . Vriday boxi, bring forward a jilan for the Defence. to official accounts have yet been received of the : final detertninaiion of the Court of Denmark, respect ing'the pasv.geof the Sound, and we wish to decline mking ant further 'observationS upon the sabje&l, tifitil vie. are *in potisecsion of authentie information. 1 he Admiralty are indefatigable ,in preparing a Most formidable Nava} force, 111 C 46 - we should untiirtu ',lately be compelled to haVe recuurse to hostilities. Listriiglit Paris Papcillo the 6th inst. reached t they contain the,Eighty-tirst; Eighty-second, d I!..ighty-third th - dletins. heyare however Very . , ; i oll ., G ria - nt, otteept that ,tiwy . afford additiomtl the implacable. animosity. which BONA• 7 itTE anin , ,t this COuntry t the last of them is datud the 23d June. *The last arceitnts which . Govertttnent have received from that piace, and whtth we ye3terday laid before • our . .lleadeta, were dated the 2.9thult.. .~ ,~ SPORTING /ATE LIG" tE CE, NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, NloNnAy, I.ord F. Bentitick's, job Thcirnberry, 3 yrs old, beat G.,. .Grosvenor's c.. by ()Id England, dant by Petrircli, 4 yrs old, Bst. 7lb.each. It. M. ioogs.-4 tot on lob Thorabcrry. Mr. Arthur's Wormwood, Bst. 91b. beat Ld Palm's Abso lute, 7st. te4b. Ab. M. toogs. h.tt.-6 to S agst Wcirmwood. The July Stakes of cogs. each, 3o ft. for a yr old colts, Bst. blb. arid fillies Sit. 4 1b. The Two yr Old Course. Mr. Mellish's b. I. Susan, by Worthy, out, of a sister to Chippenham • - Mr./Abbey's b. t'. Clorinda, by Hercules; darn by High flyer, grinithciam by Match'em • • . Mr. Panton'srgr. t. Mary Grey, by Buzzard, out of Tim's dam - •• . 3 Mr. Golding's br. f. by Guildford, out of Vixen - 4 Sir C. Bunbury's bl.-c. by Sorcerer out of Wo% sky Mr. Wilson's 1. by Statntord,.out of Lignum's dam Mr. Watson named Mr. Elwes's f, by Staintiard, out of Sophia " The ludge.could place but four.-3 to [apt Susan -3 to t agst Clorlnda-4 totot apt Sir C. Bunbury's bl. c.-3 to agst Mr. Wilson's 1. • • Mr. Neale% MOMilltilla, liater to Regulator, 7st. ylb. beat D. of Grafton's Forester, Est. alb. Two-yr old C. soogs. 1 ft.—s to 4 agsr Momentilla. • Gen..Grotorenor's Have-at-'em, Bst. alb. beat Ld foley's• Miss Prince, a yrs old,lst. 41b. Two yr old C. sogs.-5 to , on Have.at-Jent. L 4 Stawell's Panting rec..ft. from Mr. Galway's W 0041.. man, Est. each. Ah. roogs. h. ft. • Grosvenor's Eaton, Est. rec. toogs. from Mr. Arthur's Achilles, 9st. R. M. aoogs.. Yesterday a Cabinet Council Was held at the Fo reign Office, on the dispatches from the Continent. . His MAJESTY is expeaed in town to-morrow to hold a Council at the 'Queen's Palace. There was no Court of Aldermen held - to day, but the LORD MAYOR ordered the price of Bread to con tiane as last week. Tns TstaivraE..—The first part of Henry ; the Fourth was represented last night at the Hayruarket'l Theatre, for the purpose of, affording additional:i scope to the talents of Mr. Youriur in the part'ot Hotspur. Mr. !YOUNG suppprted this chara‘,lcri with the same good sense and strong feeling: that displayed, in those which he had previously repro;., sented.—riiis conception was just and his,. per , .• forrnance animated. We did not, howe'ver, approve•. Of his elaborate mimicry of thefinicat courtier sent by the A'.i.nrr to demand Hotspur's prisoners. Perhaps. i t is somewhat Inconsistent with the rough negligence and impetuous temper of Hotspur to give such au ample description of,the Fop at„ all, ,but it . was cer foully unsuitable to his character to enter into such imitative ridicule,. and more particularly, 'at such a , time, and in , such a mood:—There was a numerous audience; and Mr. YOUNG was much applauded.— IlAwca . rr acquitted himself very well in Falstag. SHIP NE/PS. HULL; JULY 11. Arrived—the Zealous, Oparman. from London ; and the trim Longsound. GitAvtseup, JULY 12. ,Passed by—the Commerce, Finder, from Memel.. tailed—the +tebecca, Berry, for' ; Equity,' fetter, Q.leutc ; Flora, Tickle; for c. —ltga.tar Vvliaitt. • Owen. far Dublin; S:initri itoLlwell,. fur CCOIC ; and Liebe, layers, fur Elsinore. LATCH WATER ''AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR ROW. Morning, .17 min. after te. t Alteration,' 3.1 miti. LONDON MARKETS, &c. RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK..L.INF:, By Nle3srs. Chit.° aati MALTA %, Meal Weighers. Including *Ditty boon the :9th of tune to the 4th of .ittlY• agreeably to the Ad. 22t `Quarters at 'SOS ad' 93 Quarters at '63; 0,1 49 ."--:—..-- at 7gs od. - 35 —_,_ at. , (7s oti 32t -- at 7Ss od 94 ----- at 66$ oil. 1 41 at 77$ 0 4 1 1 0 7" -- at as' 04 39 4 at 75) od 1 444 t6a 183 At 73S 6d $ 19t at •6: - } at 63i od at 6zi od at 60s oil ti;} 453 :9$ at 733 at 72s od at 7ls ott at los od rota: 44012u:taus 2i. 90.. lower .19 --- at 59i od ' to at 56s ad 6o at 'sss ad, 253 --- at 524 —Average. 71$. ' Ilan last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, •fioni lune 27, to July 3, tro'rn the Cocker-Office: Sock s • d. Suks. $. it Sack:. s, d, 22. 70 0 395 --- 61 0 37 -- 99t0 (Ji o 61 o ii -- S^O 439 6 4 0 S 60 6 37 -- cf) la 636 g -- 6o el Si • 7 6 9 6 3 0 t 3 0 59 0 I, Tout-12,12g Sacks. ---.Average o4s. sict. per Sack. es. aid. per Sack higher than last week. -------~ WESTERN COUNTRY MARKETS (fast Week) per Qt Wheat. Batley, Oats. A Newbury lOsto Us 33s od to 39s o d 1 jos ad t 0,3 71; Salisbury 64s to 725 jas' oil to 36$ ad jos od to. 3w, rtaslitgstoke 64s to bos ( 345 oft to 36$ a t 29$ ad to 3 2 ' tVinctivstet 1 7ss to ?6s 1,361 od to 311 s ad 3os od to 3" Devizes 645 to 72S 3Z$ od to 3es ad 2.8 s ;A: to 33g ‘vdrminstet 66s to 775 i 3,ss od to 36s od 1.30 s oil to I.l' `AVER. GE PRICE OF ENGLAND %VALES; ending July 4, • Wheat 73s sd Barley. 36s 3<l Buns 4r 3 4 dye 47s id O a ts 2 3 s • : Pease NEWGATE AND LEADENFIALL mARfaTs. , 'By the Came. 10 I l ece •• .3S. 4 , 1. Veal 3s. W... to 4s • ; lkluttors 4(1. to 4s. ad. I Pork 4.- 4ct• td Lamb - 4s 4d to Ss .PKICE OF St. James's Market 35.. 4 4 : Clare Market ' p. i 4 4 . Viilpreetupel Market 3s. 3irt. per stone of tilb. .... ............• 'I'A T. 1.0 W. t'rolvnTallow—s.od.sl4• o4 ! . Yellow Russia --s. 60s. mi. 1 White do. —s. cad. 565. 0 4 . 1 Soap do. S. ifs. od• ~ 1 Melting Stun' 435.: .435. iv..• `Ditto rough,— s. 2.14. Oa. Graves tos. od. - • . Good prep' 16S. nd. • • ' .. tel Soap. 781.—Mottled, slls.—curd, yza. ' , Price of Candles per dozen. t o s. 'od. —Moulds, r IS. Oa. gi. i ipt. Averaice price 3s. 4ct. Sr. IAMES's HAY MARKET, July Hay, 41. tos. ad. to 61, os, ad.—Aver. 51, lob. Straw, 31. 3S. Od. to 31. .15s, 0d.74k Vet. 31. 9i. 04. WIIITECHAPEL.EIAV MARKET., • Hay. 41. 4i. od. to 61. 6i. - ors. -= Aver. 31. 51. ed. elmeT, 1. tos. od. to 61. t6i. wt.—Aver 61, ;s. od. Straw. 21. LIS. od. tO.. tos, cad. —Aver. 31. u. od. New Hay 61. os. per Load. COALMARKET, Shis at Market. S o ld. 4 /c1 lunc 6. .i 9 Newcastle 4i . 11 4 1 s id ogj 7 SunderTand ' 6 at 39s pi 44$ 64 l ul Y R. 37 Newcastle 34 at 39 i 3d S°s ~,d 3 Sunderland 3 at .44s ed 44s Y ,._ , 4 t Stone Coal t at 705 od --s , 1 10. 17 NewCiAtlC i 6 at 4cs tH3 sli .:::, 2 Sunderland 2at 41' od % LONLWN i'thaftoi by Ric K ii,„ isiw . 4 , marileit.ount, Liovv-stteet ; and pubiasheil by 11/ 'ILI AIN Axmlotut Scßtp!s, ot South Mpiton-blrcitt, lohveilior-5,14.4re; At the St/14'011Kit htivld ; hcre- Advertisements, Orders fig the Paper, ratters for tpe B,:c. (past-paid), mast b e addressed. .I.IIIIAICA`P4PERS, K INC sroNr,.l\l4lr 1 Thursday Seliniglit Boat, belonging to the 41115071 'Frigate, with Lieut. GILL and several seamen on board, on. their way from this city to Port Royal, were fortunate enough to' preserve the lives of nine briiwn and bladk per sons, whose Boat had been upset in a violent squall. .They were altclingirig to the bottom of it, and; when taken off, were completely extlausted, having !been a considerable time in that perilons Situation; The Anson Frigate, of 40 grins, Capt.. LANGFORD, sailed on Saturday, and La Pique. Frigate, of 36 gnus, Capt. Ross, on Monday, for the port of ren dezvous, having under their convoy the Vessels men tioned in the Marine, List . as bound to Europe. On Wednesday morning the Kingston Regiment of Foot-Militia mustered on the Parade, and then proceeded in detachments through every part of this City, in search of such Foreigners as have arrived here in a clandestine manner, and are deemed gerous to the tranquillity of the Colony,. when a conslderable.npmber, of different de§criptiov3 and coniplexions, were apprehended and eondtiClett to the Court,House, where a Committee et the Cor porate-Body sat during the day for their examinaf tion, when, after a very minute inquiry; the Whale were liberated, except `forty-one, who . 4 , re placed under a guard, taken from,the Kirvton Regiment. On the following day eight more wcre liberated, and the remainder have been detained; , until the pleasure of his Excellency the ComMander in Chief shall be known.. Thd Captain 'of a foreign Vessel was fined the sum of 'I4OL for landing two :French Passengers here without reporiing them at the Mice Office. , A Foreigner, reident, in_~hi:a place, was also compelled to pay a fine of 101. for retching a . foreign inmate into his hOuse without a Police Ticket: On Wednesday_ last, off POint-Abacon, the Trusty fcll in with two 'Privateer Schooners, which she c ;(..d ashore, Off. the Elst End, oni'Thursday mowing, she was boarded by .the ilkdiaiin: Frigate, of at.i guns, Capt. Wtsn land shortly_ afterwards Caosat shUr'the hotnewar&bound fleet,- al, well, and ueariy round the East End. ' , We understand that the lidephant, of 74 guns, 'during her late cruize,:got aground off the HaVanna, ',while in, chase of a Vessel,, and that several of her . guns were obliged.to be thrown overboard before she could be extricated. An American Paper states that Oe . Pleerton gate,' of i 6 guns, Capt. COCKUUR:i; had captured,• in the Indian Seas, a Spanish Ship' from Manila, with one million four hundred thousand dollars on board, ;Ind carried her into Mocha. The Dadalns Frigate, of 32 guns, Capt. WAnnzw, nnivtcl Port-Royal, having undet her convoy the \resit;ls mentioned in the j i'st.Olatrivals from Cork. Fleet,„ numbering about 70 Sail, loft the . Cove on the 98 t h March, and arrived'at Barbadoes on the sr inst. and on the following , day about' thirty Sail quitted it for this Wand.' The Dryqd Frigate ac companied them as far as the latitude of,Madeira'. The Hibernia, which arrived on Saturday last, parted company with the Fleet in lat. 30, fe,B. . Q 5. 30.; and the Unipu, which arrived 'on iVlonday, parted from them ,shortly after leaving Barbatioes, together with the Ship Marpiret, Lmspitt.s, front.' Glasgow; Which went into Pert Antonio on Sunday evening. 'On passing the. Fleet perceived Ad miral Coc Li RAN E'S Squadron I.4ocka4ina Fort-Royal, thr6e 'Sail of the Lino tine a it'rigate laaving'recently arrived there from Brest. , 1 The Larkins, sailed froth Portsmouth on the ;?.2d March, . arrived .at' HarlAadoes on the 23dt:tit. and sailed from thence on the fallowing. day. ; The day previous, to her making that Wand, she Ml in with a Privateer, which, however,' itnutediately made oft' on perceiving her fOrce. -.On the "t:itth, .off Jacmel, she fell in with the nteran,.. or 64 gu lH , Which had just boarded and detained the AMeriCan , Brig' tG illircirc, laden• with wine and brandy, Cr o m: .tlonrcleauic bound to .New-Orleans, Which Captain EVANS put tinder the charge of Capt. Vosma, who brought her safely into . port. On the. following'day, off the Isle of Vache, the i Lat law waS chased by a French Schooner Privateer, which came up with her ac i A.M.. and engaged her, for,4a minutes, when the hauled off; at four P.M. she again renewed the attack, and enga i tled her ter an heur, when the Pri vateer was bcat' off. We ore happy tp state no one on board the Larkins was injured. CORK, JuLy'.3. This dity the 50th Regiment, under Command et Col. WALKEtt ; and B:2d, commanded by ' Co Stirru, embarkal at Monkstown; for England, to join the Expedition ; they wilt' be replaced by the d3d Itegiident . nodl)6ld: , glll Militia. The. Bishop of Cork wilt he most likely trans ferred to RapliO6, where the Beresford estate prinei., pally lies. Tile' Candidates for the Bishopric 'will .oe the Non: PERCY JOCELY*I; brother of Earl Rd. DEN Mr: LoNeiltath, cousin of Lord Lo GvE VILI.I: ; and Dr: `Bushy, 'Chaplain to the Dul,f, of RICUtIOND. - Mr. LownmEt.o, it is supposed, will succeed.' • NAVAL NEWS. Poursnotrut, JULY 13.—Last night the A mphion Frigate, Capt. HOUTZ, arrived from the Mediter ranean, and was immediately put under quarantine ; and the Thalia Frigate, Capt. WAlKett, from a Cruize. - To-day the Modiana Brig, Capt. SLADE ; and the Thruidcr Bomb, „Capt. Cocas, arrived, with the following .Transports under convoy, from , the Me- diterranean, viz. •: Reliance, ; George, ; Fidelity; Hiara, ; Mercator, —; Edward, —; • Prince George, ; Flora, Rose, ; Mary, ---; Ainphithrue, ; Am brosia, —; and the following Merchant Ships :—Plioeniz, ; Mount Royal, --- ; Eliza, ; Anrclope, ; and William I ennitigs, ; all of which immediately:on arrival were ordered to the Motherbank to perturrn qua rantine. • Als9 arrived, The-Four !friends, Oak, from London ; Friends, Hicks' from Torbay ; Liizabeth and rheas, tyom l'enzAnce I Fidelity, l!rebcott, from Bristol ;. linterprize; White, from ; Lucy, Burridge, from Dartmouth; Kitty,,Grath, Cork ; Nancy, Bevis, trout Swzinagc ; and lane, rerain c trout Topsham. Sailed this morning the . Centaur, of 74 guns, Capt. WBELEY ; Spencer, of 74 guns,- Capt. Hon. R. STOPFORD ; and Ganges, of 74 guns, Capt.. Hat.. KETT, for the Downs, pursuant to the order per Telegraph, received on. Saturday ; All of which Ships were paid their wages previous to their departure. Went.into Harbour the Assault Gun-brig. 'FALUOUTII JULY 11.--Arrived the Nindsor Castle" Packet, SuiroN, with Mails, from Jamaica, 54 days passage; and the co, n 4 ;allis Packet, ANTHairy, with Mails of a previous date .to those brought, by the Carteret, from Messina, Malta and Gibraltar; she has been 3'l days' from; the . latter. On the 2d JUly, in lat, 48. 29. long. 14.47, fell in with a, Spanish Lugger Privateer, of 14 guns,. which she gallantly beat Off, after an adion of one hour and 20 minutes; the Packet had 2 men slightly •wounded. Passengers —Mr. Bow Lilt, Mrs. CAPAL, and -a Sicilian Mes :senger. The Windsor Castle left' at Jamaica his Majesty's Ships Veteran, Elephwit, risg card, Shark, and Port lifahqn. On the aoth May, in- lat. 26. • I 9. 10ng,73.54. spoke thoßrigFanny,ot Whiteliaven,: Thortias, of Pachtow, from Jamaica., for Lou. - d0n...-and, on the 7th June, the. Adventure,, of Air, from Jamaica, for Glasgow. .Passengers- , -Messrs. HAYNES", PRICE, BRAVO; and DONALDS(IN. • Sailed the. Amcrirn Ship of War IParp, having on board. Mr. PUROANCW, di - Spatelies'tor this GovernMetit iron,* America.. The I ldrian, Cutter, Lient. CARTER, for Plymouth. , • Appeared 'oil, this evening-, the American Ship Dumfries; BrAttp, from Norfolk, 34 days passage, 'for London. DEAL, JULY 13.—Arrived the Monkey Gon-brig from the Westward, and s.:;led again; on a crnize; Sailed the Despe , ate 14.1,1 Turbulent Gu Wigs on a cruize Of Calaii. On Friday nislit last, the Boats.of ,the.../2;sperate Gun-Ltig ni.tde an attempt to cut a 'Vessel orit of Boulogne Bay, but ii)und her . full of st.ildie'rS, and perfectly preparel tor them . ; they were' therefore oblgea to'ab,inLion their enterpri . ze, 'wi'th the loss of one maw killed, the CoMmander and four Seatnen bAly wounded; The vanish Thrki tip - obi:le:dirt and Goede Hen sight, meationed i in our rasa, %VCR.' lilWr:t(e<l Slturklay miming, mid proceeded ttilheir original destination. '"rho Pappcnburgh Mlfahri;:Cai)t, JANS 11,11iN bound to:yontiittch; with INthe, was detained and sent into 'the Downs yesterdSy after noon by the 7 4 urbuierit Gun-brig, where she remains, with the Pappenburgh' Brig Vertets, Capt. 14 . ,. W. OE . NttlETS:frtim Christiansand,"bound to Lisbon, with deals, sent in by the Sec:gull. The Bremen 13r4cDie Krbne, eapt...LN Frty.n. 'DAANKENT ) remains in theDowns'Wartior for orders-. Yesterday was the day appointed for the first in terview with the Quzaa, and the principal part of .the ROYAL Fsom,y, - Avith the venerable Duchess of BRUNS . WICK...AiIer breakfast, Their MAJF/iTIEi and PamoEssEs left Wi'inisor for Louden, and ar .tived at the Q.r.een's Palace ahrint twelve o'cloc4.-'-- The Duke and Duchess of Yoar;,. the nuliesof KENT'amt CANBRID6II,Cime soon ;iffier. At, about a quarter past one o'cloCk, the Duche.ss of BRUNS- . WIQK and the Princo , ;s of NV ALLs arr.ived i from :Blackheath, • in "a'ti opei , ,,laudan, by qeorge , stroet, Westminster, and through the: Birdeage-walk, ip St. James's Park, ,where the ROYAL t5111:1* only can_ rid& The.Marchioos of BATH- handed them from their carriage, and Walked on the left side . • of the Duchess, the Princess Of WALT , ,,S being on her • right across the grand hall to his INlajesty's dining rooni, where. their Majesties' Pages were in at tendance to usher them into Their.: pre sence. In a short after ii sumptuous refresh-. meat was served up. At at quarter 'past !oar the Duchess and Princess . of. WALES left the , Palace. The. Princess entered the carriage first. Her Royal , Highness. was coin ( dulled by the; Duke of CAMPIIIDGE ; the Duchess by. the Doke . of,-KENT, Princesses AUOUSTA and ELIZAUETH. . The Princesses MARY,, SOPHIA, and AtutaLlA,:foliowed. .The persons assembled in front of the Palace, .greatly cheered their Royal High nesses. They proceeded to. Sr. James's Palace, rind lAtoured. Lady C. Fixott with a visit, at her apart twfits. The neighbourhood of the. Palace soon became tilled with spectators, who waited Very pa tently till, a quarter past live o'clock, when their Jh Highnesses entered the carriage. The popu, lace gave several cheers, and shouted—" Long live I)fichess (11 Brunniiick end the King.'!. -Their Highnesses proceeded on' .their return to h,