The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-11 00:00:00

i ~lr JO 0 I t :14'14.4 n it l' 1 wool.' V ~~, `l ~ . c op .1111`; iien,ad the fall effects of Britain'• long'-prorakeLt resentment. The Ya►►kee's acconrit of the business at etancy, it will be seen was, like the re.u: of his statements, grus'sly exaggeraticl. They beat BUONAPARTE' S Bulletins at lying, but, unfortu nately fur them, their Press is not so perfectly shackled, and th ese ►ire all ralsehoods in vain. The Mornin g Papers teem with the speech of The CROWN PRINCE to the Allied Monarchs at 11 : 8chen1) "rg. Our Reporter bas not yet return 'ea from. his attendance on that august Conclave, th mfore we. are obliged to postpone our ac count of what these Monarchs. said • and did, Cll a future opportunity, when we shall endeavour, superio'r accuracy, minuteness, fidelity, and authenticity, to compensate fur our present ticfi ney, which, however, we do not feel inclined remedy by copying the information in Lines tcri We tad prepared a few remarl:s on the conduct told situation of America, but the pressure of "titer matters compels us to postpone, their in hittion, r rid% evening his Royal Highness the PRINC t ° 11 "1 . is expected to arrive at earlton House (torn Brighton. T l: l %day his Royal Hight:cis the Duke of CLA.- 714 "" Will arrive at his seat at Bushy-Park from )Irightna. Royal highness the Duke of YORK held a Itl ''tary Leyve, yesterday, at th e Horse Guards, which Was very thinly attended. T his day Lord Mrt.viLLE holds a Levee at Office at the Admiralty. The reinforcements which lately sa'led for S P,ain, proceed in the first instance to St. A n d ero , conformabl , to orders issued to that r ; fect 1.-) Lord WELLINGT6N, they are to be sent i Y%ea, the infantry to Passages, the cavalry to ?"boa. A small Spanish corps'is besieging San iomt. fv# l .~i~ ~i~ ~; ~`'~~ be t( tO 50 ,10 : rut Da 151"' , t PI til l EP , fif . . The last Swedish hitters state, thrtt an order had been issued by the Government of Stockholm, to ruse an .army of reserve by conscription, of fifty thousand men. It is stated in letters from the Continent, that there is a treaty of marriage on foot between the Cromn Prince of PRUSSIA and a Princess of Aus tria, sister to the. Empress MARIA,LotIIsa • Mr. C ANNING l e ft Gl ou c es t er L oc l e for sea forth on Monday noon. His stay, on the coast '"rill extend to about two m onths. kien. MAITL on Friday last for Ports raol4ll, to embarkA set off' for Malta, to take upon him the Government of that island. He islo be ac companied by Mr. PLASKETT, as Secretary, the lion. Captaill MAITLAND, son of the Earl of LAU nEnnALi-,, and Captain BAIRD, of the Guards, as Aids-de-Camp, with the rest of his suite ; they arc to sail iu the Boyne, a 98 gun ship, which will 'itpuch..at.SardiniA i so land the 11ussianyrinee who MI going Ambassador from Russia to the Court of Sardinia. Lord FRED. MONTAGU goes in time same ship, and also Mr. MYERS, who is going Secretary to the Six Islands. ~ • A letter from Stralsund, of the 21 s t, says :-•-•., " We now fear • nothing for Berlin, since the Crown Prince of SWEDEN, who returned here from Pmussia a few (lays since, departs a g a i n f or I 'm place to-day, there to establish hip head quarters, and take the command of 120,000 men, 16 cover Prussia and 'this country to Holstein." ~_. u n We are assure d, that BUONAPARTE was At Ham 16th r o mcoanito on the night of th e 15 t h : to the ult. ' C° l. Lata, c hi e f o f t h e mar i ne at A ntwerp, has recently constructed, by the (lb ection of BVONA ni'4IITE, a number of flyini; bridges; by means of V i e of then( 1000 men can be passed from one :Tic of . the Sdheldt to the other. . They likewise „ er great facilities for embarking and debarking ,v e , • ' of loaded Waggons, whatever may be the st . m . . ~ of the tale or of the sea. l as 'he 79th regiment passed through Mullingar u t week, for Cooloucy barracks, in the King's - °tinty ; i 1, tli .... (Att . JENKINS of the 10,1 th reg i men t, greatly 41'lltiguised himself ii i th e a tta c k on O g d en b urg h, bynlieit'iliecal;aitilse. was.evcrely wounded in both arms _ By`' late Staadi n Order of the House of Com notices of iooa s meat i n , p . , 1 6 n r tended application to Portia in 'Ms lor inclosing, improving, or drain lugg of Lan 1 ilews . th e „, ' insetted three times, dor :. citnsth-107.8t be August or September, in some bitu a tlee of the county' in which the land . is vile v that all non . resident ii . " l.a te'v Act it is enacted, 1 shall withi n bi ' le 'llabe n t s , vowever privilege! ~, r penalty of Ilf(ourni'eniiing .1/11(le 4 orbs . •Ite curates to he license°, Tim • ,i - resul ehee their privileges for 1 u utit-r ANT liitia te : 1 - -- C OUNTY ELECTION----The only Can h"tent, N .v , t ;: . 11 .. a.s yet offered A -uart, i s j "i T I loy_t . l . le .. se tr at . , i i n iE lLar E l s ia T - , 1 / the death of Sit • U. v tnele,tainsday, last, 4 11 w_ . SIN Git,ollGg . LAMBTON, of lau . ubton.— I worthy accompanied by his Warn, ~.641 present. Member for the City. of Dar tool! '-r. L. attended ut the Guildhell thereit.tn,d sa4 "P his freedom in the Company of AV fe e as seih ls h *, He Was loudly cheered, by the popu ac 144,-ed, on, the occasion. In the,afternoon he tit , a dinner to the fraternity, at the Horns, in i tit 'f• t.fl 'gate, where . the healths of the donor and "M r : r. "ly were drank with enthusiasm. Should h a ` 44III ProN be returned for the County of P.ur- Ivo comities of ill e n t l : lii itl . vill be represented by two of the youngest h e t 's in the House ; and of the ten sent by Northumberland and Durham, they t Wo may he- expected usually to vote with Alinis ters.—Metveastle Courant) It is state d : L l. . that Si r THOMAS LIDDLE, Dirt. will " oiler himself as a Candidate for ; the County 0, urban ) . nli, , We ~., . 4„ A ,I " understand, is un foot, fur:the Intr- . of the 0 I A O p era- house by a jointstock comn- Pzmny. NAVAL .Ntlil',s, AnsibiTtii Au b. 10,—Atrivett yesiCillay .Cydnus trigate from the Dore, to Convey the gar' of AnsttbEN to the Continent. His Lordship Chid suite arrived here yesterday. lie has not yet embarked. His Majesty's shiP Chanticleer has sent in three small Danish vessels. PLYMOUTH, AUG. 9. --Arrived this morning tlie Sparrow brig of war from Spaiu ; but it is'reported she has not brought dispatches. Many reports have been in circulation Since her arrivA. It is said that an attempt was made to talc;: St. Sebas tian's by storm, and that the British were repulsed with considerable loss: It is also said another ac= tion has taken place between the hostile armies, in which the enemy were defeated.—Sailed his Majesty's ships Pieside4, Beagle, and Jr.taper, with transports with troops for Spain, ; Ville* Paris, Iris . ; Urgent, and Challenger, to the Westward. PORTSMOUTH ) AUG. 10.—Arrived his Majesty's. shipi Archer and Alert, with a convoy, from'the Downs ; Prevoyante and Alphea from ditto—His Majesty's ship Boyne takes convoy to the _cow, of- Spain, Portugal, and the Mediterranean. The Endyrizion frigate gives instructions to Quebee, - , Newfoundland, and North America ; and the Iris gives instructions to the trade bound to the lira zils and the Ports of South America, and to the Southward of Cape St. Roque. FALMOUTH ) AT: o. S.—Sailed the Jack Tar for London ; Ceres transport for elymouth ; Duke of Marlborough packet, with a mail for St-Andero; Lady Arabella, with a mail for Lisbon ; and the Princess Elizabeth, with, a Mail for the West Indies. • BRIXIRM QUAY, Auo. 9.—Arrived the Tyrhin gun-brig from Plymouth, to take the . trade from hence and Dartmouth. —A battalion Pf the 88th regiment marched from Berry Head Barracks for Plymouth this morning ; their destination is sup posed to be Spain. Admiralty- Wee, .4ugust 10, 1813. Extract of a Letter from Captain Gregory, of his Majesty's sloop Einctra ' attirelo eil to Vice-Ad m i ra l Sir Riceard Keats, K. li. Commander-in-Chief at Newfoundland, and transmitted by the Admiral to John Wilson Croker, Eq. Hie Niajesty's sloop Electra, oil .;t.. Peter's, July st, 1813. I have the honour to acquaint you, that his Majesty's sloop under my command capture'. yesterday, after a chase of six hours, the Growler, a very fine American privateer schooner, pierced for fourlecn guns, and baring one long twenty-four pounder and four eighteens; with sixty men. • NAVAL PROMOTIONS. Captain J. Nash is appointed to the Saturn ; Lake to the Impress Service •at Cork; - Him. Capt. !. 7 . ~.- d -ner ner to the Myrmidon ; Hon. Capt. Crofton, Dictat;J: ; Capt. W. P. Cnirol, fur his active services with gnu-lnia!, and on the coast of Catalonia, is promoted to the rank of Post-Captain ; Lien:enaut P. C. Austruther, to com mand the flencrenx ; vico Allen, whose three years of ser vice arc expired; Lieut. James Symonds (I), to the Naval Hospital at Plymouth, vice Simpson, retired owing to ill health; Lieutenant Morgan to the Impress at Plympton, vice Collins, whose time is expired; Lieutenant .1. Jackson to command the - Sprightly ; Lieut. E. Scott to the Telegraph station on Sandwich Flats ; Lieuts. H. Baker (1), Ajax; C. E. Day, Devonshire; M. Dwyer, Bevolutionaire ; W. Smith, Dasher; Jas. Sablicn,• Hope; F. Maxwell, Avon;. IT. Broke, Hydra; W. F. Barr, Vcngenr ; ,Mefs.ro. It. Sncll, Bombay ; C. H. Marshall, Papillion ; T. - Colman; Princess Caroline; nod A. Murray, L'Estioir, are promoted to the rank cif Lieu , tenant; Mr. J. Bannister, Purser, Nenicsi , -, to the Fox; MI% J. Stoggert, to the Diana ; Mr. J. Eyre, to the Swinger. AR RIVALS FROM IN D 1 A Passengers per Coldstreanrom Madras--Lieut.-Colonel Macleod, 19th N. I. ; Lieut.-Colonel Bruce ; Majar Dod ; Capt. Brown, Capt. Lee, King's service ; Dr. Mackenzie, In specting Surgeon ' • Ensign M'Cartliy, 9th N. 1. •, Ensign El lis, King's 10th; Ensign Shedden, sth 1 .4.1.;• Mrs. Torrens ; Mrs. Porteous; Master C. Murray ; two Lieutenants,. and one Colonel, prisoners of war. • • • • Per Chief Landwe.—Mrs. Pavenscroft and three children; Capt Jackson, MrS.'Jackson, and fire children ; Mr. and Mrs'. Shipp; Mr. and Mrs. Austie, and one child ; Mrs. Porter, and one child; Mrs. Cockburn ; Captains Pepper and Cleghorne ; Lieutenants Fernon, Hornsby, and ; Lieut. King's service; Ensign Wright; Mrs. Irving; Mrs. Smith, and two children ; Jones; Mr..). James, surgeon'. Per Pra.rhornebary—Captain and Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Brad shaw and 'family, Lieuts Langton, Wakefield, and lioiven. Per Castle Hula nod Mr 4. Itoxliurgll ' Mr. and Mrs. 'Cyder, Mrs. Paterson, Mrs. Grant, C. Lloyd, Esq. W. Doris, Esq. Captain Shubrick, Lieutenants - Ltaillie and Hoy t Ensign Chapman. Per Marellionas of Ely—General Sir Samuel Auchmuty, General Conran, 'Hon. T. Oakes, Captains W. Dickson •and Smith, R. Oakes, .Esq. Tl. Cunlitre, Esq. Lieutenants Slade, Denny, Rule, Mistresses Col. Freese, Denny, anditobinsou. The Essex, Blidgewater, Atbs, Princess Ame lia, Rose, Metcalfe, and Marquis of Wellington, under convoy of his Majesty's ship Dedalus, which arrived at the Cape the Silt of 114 y, were to pro ceed on their voyage to Madras, on. the 23d of the same month. The Lord Castlereagh and Thomas Grenville were at Bengal on the tith of February last. Captain HANCIiETT, who so. gallantly led the boats to the attack upon Crafty Island, is the same officer as . . commanded the Raven, and has frequently distinguished himself before' under Sir SyntiEv The following notice is given in a Halifax pet of the 17th ult..— The late United States' ship Chesapeake was commissioned on Wednesday last, and we under stand C apt. GORDON, of the Rattler sloop of war; i s a ppointed to command her." A fi ne brig of war, of 18 guns, called the Har rier, was launched front ..14. , 11AYLEY's ship-yard i n Ipswich, an 'Wednesday last. .GIBRALTAR. - - The appearance of the plague at Malta, with the number- of persons who have al ready become its victims,, has occasioned much alarm at Gibraltar, lest it should, by .any accident, be introduced among the garrison of that fortress. T o par& as much as possible against so heavy a calamity, a Proclamation was issued by General CAMPBELL on-the 12th alt. enjoining a strict ob s ervance of a number of salutary regulaticas-, •k BtCOND thfirra, . tUN T OFFIGL, HALF'-i , sl; TWO The felfirsiving tommunieution frahi, the toast has just reached us.—lt is precisely one of those articles of which many may be expected in tdwn in the absence of the official intelligence.-,-We give it tut We receive it, witliotit vottehing for the facts ritrther than are.cantainett incur leading Fa- iagrapb ; most of them appear id be particular, and worthy of credit : The Spct;rOw sloop of wit left the coast of Spain on the 30th ult. The attack on St. Sebas- . • tian's was on - die . 2,6 tit, a t a very ride breach o• behind ve , hich the French had made a deep . ditch, and out people Were repulsed in consequence of this, and with a 10.,s of 500 killed and wounded, of whom a tenth may be Officers. " Field-Marshal WELLMOTON was on the spot soon after Wards, but left it on the 2Sth to meet SDULT, then approaching with from 30 to 33,000 4nen,,..ef the divisions of JounDAN, Fol . , anti CL.AUsei.. TheSe attacked, and thrice entered, the British lines, but were always beaten back , and the whole conflict was with the musket and bayonet—not a cannon slot an cither " The French less is estimated at 8000 men, and the Allies t 4000. Field Marshal WEL LINGTON and SOULT were several times near each other, in the very thick of the Action." S 1' A I X: LETTER or fIS EXCELLENCY THE SECRETARY AT WAII, TO THE DUKE OF CIUDAD itoratoo, rE LATI,VE• TO. TUE ACTION, IN Till FLAINS OF ITTOR I A'. Cadiz, J01y.3,113. Most Excellent Senor,—By the former courier, 1 received your Excellency's dispatch of the 19th ult.:in %%dyls, for the information of the Regency of the kitigdom, you detail the Movements of the Ailied Army, and the advantagea it had obtained from t'.e 14th up to the above date-: and about half-past eight last night, Captain 1-Ictiry Kraken burg arrived with 'dispatches from your Excel leacy, dated Salvatierra, the 22d, detailing 'the memorable bat of the preceding day, and others from Irimmin, relating the s,ucc cd'.ng events up to the 24th of June. His Highness heard all these dispatches read with a pleasure and 6atisfoction which it would be impossilde for me :to describe ; and directed me to give an immediate ateount of them to the au gust National ,Congress. That - relating to the t i t . of ate 21,t was also forthwith .transcribed, turd colutomicated to' the publieln an Ertraordi narg aozetle.: The (.!'ongresa, on the communication to them of-ni • the details of that glorious victory, received theta with a joy and admiration always elicited by great events ; and %Odle they directed that thanks should be ITCHIIIO to the Almighty , fete so great a blessing, they madc due mention of your }lxcel lency aas the instrument. The Regency . tet, per suaded, that his Majesty will give your Excel . lency direct testimonies of the gratitude of the nation for your immortal services; and his nets, who knows all the labours, prudence, fore sight, activity, anti ,wisdoin., by which von have prepared them, and 4 in co n sequence o f w hi c h t h e nation and its generous allies may now entertain the most flattering hopes, has ordered me to ex.; • press,,to your, Excellency these sentiments----which I do with unspeakable satisfaction, renewing my declarations of inVailahle respect to your person: May God preserve you many years. JUAN •O'DONOJU. STATEMENT OF THE PORTUGUESE ARMY, in the Field; in the end of June., .1813. MPAINTRY. 7...5;„„,,,,,rc0ni- ' Corps of . ..?. , towidatits of which .they Nantes of Conitnaudants .r.• Brigades & • are corn- . of Corps. •.-. Divisions. - ' posed. ........._._________ Itegc. No 1 Cot. Hilt. Icing. Pack Ditto. 16 Col. F. 11. ii, :NI , Tes . -t Batt.Chas. .4 Lt. Col. Wi I iimits-. I Regiment, 13' ' 1.t.-Col. D..1.1)a Camera. Brig. Bradford Ditto. 24 ( 01. w. M'Betin. " Batt .Chas. 5 Lt.-Col. M. M'Creagh. Regiment, 6 Lt.-Col. M. Grant. 2 Col. Ashworth Ditto. ~ to Col. M. P.itunktria. 1 Ilatt.Chtts. 6 1.t.-Col. S. Pinto. I Regiment, 9 Lt.-Col. C. Sutton. • 3 Ilrig. Power - 7 , Ditto. . It Lt.-L'ol. W. birmingbam. l . t ite la g tt i . n (. l l oi iit t s ; l l l l , I L l t .. :c Co o l i: A D . nr A s i b u n i er (h s ' ort, ..t . 4 Col. Stubbs Ditto. 24 Lt.-Col. J. Miller. . Batt. Chas. 7 Lt.-Col. B. O t Toolle. Regiment, a Major C. Stuart. 5 Brig. Sprye . {Ditto. 15 Col. L. de Rego Barret°. Batt. Chas. 14 Lt.-Col: D. St.;Leger Hill. Regiment, f , l C'ol. I). Dougl:t.s. • 6 Brig. Modal ,f - Ditto. 12 C 01... de Laeertla P. da . . - Silviera. k...Batt.Chas. 9 Lt.-C01..). Browne. • Regiment, 7 Col. N. Campbell. 7 —Brig. Lecor Ditto. 19 Col. J. ".".I‘Dowitl. { Ilatt.Chas. 2 Major G. 11. -Zuehlke. rh•ig. H. Costa i Regiment, 17 . Col..Ltle .hiller.Zuz'arte. t, Ditto. 1.1 1.t.-Col. J. '141./onald. 8 - : Regiment, 4 Lt,-Ciii. il.ll. 1;:niPliell• { • Brigkeanzi)bell Ditto. 10 OA. 1.. de Sou2ll Vabill. ll tiatt.Chsts,lo Lt.-Col. it. Armstrong. • I Regiinent, 17 Lt.-L'01..1. halt. Light Division I D Bi i i t f t t o .C . has.. 4 l 1 1: 1.. : ( i ! !1: 1 6 .1 .:\ r t . ). A d l a g s er iveirr, CAVALRY. • • - , .. Regt. No.l 1.t.-0.1. 11. Watson. prig. D'ijrbatt Ditto. II Lt.-Col. D. tirtilardino. Ditto. li. Lt.-Col. V. tiki Um bacents AUTII.LPit Nutt , 44i I t...ilibrtz,; *it of Comaimuiult. 1-13 , 0 N 4 ,t Brigades. Brigade. I mo _ of Corpi. _ _ tst oC Cal. 9 Major &L S, J. Arriaga. (d of Cal. t; G.J. ilo Pret ' Lts-C°l •1• "11GbI 4t ti of CAI • 9 Copt. J. E. P. Ainado. j . IA of Cat. ti C4Fit. F. P. liarreto. MA• ll ' A. J. Cualmo ill of Cll. 9 Ist Lieut. J. A. Gilmore. Lioutio.tittigits 94 Li ,ut. r. C.Gorjocie. THE ItOYAL EMILY. WINDSOR; AUGUST 10 —Sunda) , etcmnrr the QtmLlt 4nd PRINCESSES, their evenHj; tit . Frognimare; and returned to the Cattle at halt. - Tatt nine. Prinee4s Cit f utr.orrE took All airing in lrer ton, tlrtiM) by her benutlful grey, in the Gret:i Park throtOM the Plantations, to Virginia Waret: and baCk at nine o'cle-ck; aceomphrtied lie the band of the Royal Horse (bards; Blues; were tVaiting her Royal Ilignness's return; and playecttilll=l o'clock: . MOodti); line sses AbousTA, SomiLt, nntl CHATCL6Ti'E of WALEs, took their minting rides in the Great Park, accompanied by Lord siiwummt, Lady ROSSIAN, and Miss KNIGHT, Ge lierniS WYNYARD, and TAYLort; and Major• Mutt- RAY.. The QWEEW and Princesses I. l ll.li,t,arrn and MIRY, tool: an !miring to Froginoi'e, Ste. • , After the Princesses had returned frotn their morning rides, Princess CnAtti.orrE took a ride in her phaeton and greys, acconipatned by the Du chess of LEEIM'S 'DlHlgliter on - horseback, and, Ttliss li.;stiGirt„. in the phaeton with her royal Hi 'ttrless, throtigh the Great Park, and returned to the Lower Lodge to dinner in the evening• Le Band of the Royal Horse Guards,: Blues, at ' tendett, and played to bet' Royal Highness till ten. Gcn. NYATID is come into waiting and Germ. CARTWRIWIT is gone out. This morning the three Princesses took . their (anal Morning rides, &t in the Great Park, accom panied by Lady TiIyNNE anti Ge nerals WYNyARD and TAYLOR, Lord . WALszNo, and Major MtrairaY. A • ' TnE NEW Mitamay Cor.Lcac.-To . -rnorrosie the QUEEN Will leave Windsor, to be present at the ceremony of placing the tirSt stone of the Mi litary College,. near Blackwater.—Her Majegty ll,fet the PRINCE REGENT, the lloyal Dukes, and Princesses, with all their retinue,.and dine ort the spot. A large ,party or Nobility and Gentry will be present, tan!, after the business of the day, her Majesty and the Royal Family will return to Frogmore, where a splendid Fete will be givers 'in celebration of the PRINCE'S Birth Day. MUG&TON, AUG. 9.—l t he Concert at the Pa - vilion, last night, Was of a grand description, and the Company broke up early. His Royal High ness the PRINCE - REGENT 'will leave us on Wed nesday. This morning the Niobe frigate, and the Thipe sloop of war, hove in sight oil this port.-- The Dulie of CLARENCE, `VIM•' has made several aquatic /burs, went on board both vessels, accom panied by several Nobility and Naval Officers. — His Royal Highness remained some.tirne on bo:lrd, and , took ñ repastwith the Commander of the Niobe. The Russian Ambassador is amongst the latest arrivals, PEDESTRIAN 1!-) &r.. IllepCdCSlliarl, who beat Captain BAR. CLAY'S groom 100 miles on Bunbury Common, in May last, for a gr,eat stake, ran a bye.matcb of a mile, yesterday, 'in the City-road, for twenty guineas, against Mr. HoLDswowen, a good run ner. ItAINER gave his antagonist 100 yards at starting, and in a quarter of a mile he placed him self in a situation to pass him at any time. 1101.ns- WORTH did the mile in less tlfan five minutes and a half, but the Kentish man passed hint with great ease, some distance, before the end of the race, and won it cleverly. nurses, who is 119 W the champion of pedes-, trianism, is again matched for 20 guineas , to do 100 Miles, 50 forfeit. He is to ran against time, and he is engaged to perform it in 18 successive hours, which is nearly six miles an hour without time tar sto i ying., ills utmost speed on that occasion was 90 stiles in 17 hours, when he fell from exhanstion,_ and could not proceed. He finished thematch •the next day in 18 hours, 56 minutes, and , so seconds altogether. The pedes trian will run over Tenterden Race-course, Kent, the latter end of next Month. Heavy stakes are pending on the event. The fight between Folio and !hasten was yes terday settled. Many adventurers for pugilistic fauie are now in town, to supersede the sparring men in purses, &c. The sporting world are 'anxious respecting an alleged tight between MOLINEUX and HoliTot4, but no tidings of such a contest has been heard of, excepting by the papers. It is very imptobable, because HORTON, who was beat by CRIBB, is leacl * and no other •of the name is known ; besides, whatever prejudice' may be entertained against the Black, we have no man who could stand against him except those who have declined fight . ing. WEYMOUTH, AUG. expected in a few days. This Gentleman's arrival will be highly welcomed, his stay being always *reborn pained by one continued scene of hospitality and future gaiety to our fashionables. The. third Subscription Bait lakes at rimsset-,, Royal Hotel Assembly Rooms, on Thursday, and the, Theatre opens on Saturday next. iarl COVENTRN and Lord DWERHURST, with their fall establishments, propose visiting this place imme diately after Worcester Races ; and the lai.gest houses we have are to be retained to receive these distinguished personages. we ri e rAD. - -The price relnnins the The Paella of Egypt has sentto lammi Glatt l to tltruty off his alle tto ' 11154'b:t and the present mis tain the aid of teaval stores from our Government, to fit cut a squadron of Turkish sh:ps. Previous to the plague making. its.appearmwe at Malta, the Paella afforded mo s t seasonable supplies of corn, &c. to our islands and fleet in the Mediterranean. Joseph Preenian„ a yonth about ten years of age, was drowned in the Thames, on Nonday morning, between five and six o'clock, 1 0 PP"Ite Battersea Meaelows. The body eras fouud mu hour after