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• harbour, is nearly Tea 'and will be guy ant iii the Eozse of a day or two. PRIVATE CORIIESPO.7DEYCi;:. NAL> JULY QR—. ----_, , , ' . ' N4W-TORn i JUNE 20.--I arl. happy -to- 'ilf‘'rni ~ . moment rec , :ircd , certain ac- Sailed the 2 royitpc. , ,tie Sloop of you that I have this .. . d of War for Sheerness. Put back . • counts of the arrival of a strong BritiAt.Squa ion the Zetra Bomb ; with the Euphrates Menof War at Jamaica: Inrkiatnan and by the Schooner the rest of her Convoy., - which'sailed The 'intelligence was brought .. . yesterday for Portsmouth. . Alliance, Captain RAY, Arrived and • states, that Admiral DACRE . 3, in 24 days:from Falmouth sailed for the 'River the Fauoitrite, (Jamaica).—Capt. RAY Capt. VOLLAUS; from Surinam. ' ed the G Arri • •• • - . t l' Sail of the Line, w a s m oore d at the entt-ance Goliath and Defence with ence Men o f W ar f rOm of Port Royal Harbour, with springs on their cables, Ifilymoutli ; the Volcano Bomb, Ca t. lit:Lri.vitic, and ready either to receive the French and Spanish rui n Cruize off the French Coast, having fell. in Fleets, should they attack him i or proceed to sea, as r, , fitty Sail of the EnetnY's with about - • 1 30114 7 ' flotilla bound to occasion may require. bue, which the volcano drove into Dunkirk. . .The Squadron under the Command of Admiral . S)IfEIIINESS JUL ' " ' • ' . ' ' ' . I C [RAW to ' Capt . il . v. ' 1 , -7 . — Arrived the Champon, ' DA . e . t6s is said to consist of his own Fleet, and five Ships of the Line. sent by Admira OM „ in ,i_ , i- Itovity, to repair damages. sustained , convoy the Jamaica Fleet to a certain Longitude: . Sailed late Engagement with the French Flotilla. , .. d ' 11 C6CHRANE in the Northunderland, had iled the froolivich, Mar dEr T' l . .y, an . tza en,,ers, ' to their resp ‘4; e*Aive rendezvous. • ' P ro A Cee ni de ir' d to the W . ding. to 'Lie Islands.---The Alliance The lltinch . Poke two .British .64 .gun Ships . stan Ind ' ward Islands pr, elven continues the sianal for convoy to 4- ' ' heavy. S. S.W., under a press 4'nnittgen and the . ' ° ikew4e t aitic. 4 9 Rosina Armed Ship that.for-the - An arrival this morning from Martinique 1 . arrival '.. . . and. Spanish Fleets had ' informs me that the French , i , ..___. i Q of ,Tutee, cattraa. o f y 1 - ' - r . not left Port Royal ,(Martinique) on du, ,d . 0 Lord N, a , etter , from an Officer on .al P cif - - bo d ne 4ttino., 1 ~.:, LLso's Squadron, ,dated the " l'6tlf: A JIERICA, b e ri ot :'',. , t i n' lat.-Q§:N. long. 58:'W.--‘' YOil Will' ,•,,, • letter b.. litt l e s'n'prised, so immediately after my . . ...w-1' y i e Curzeux Brig, frog. Antigua, to find _„,. :1 ,,,, otir Fl eet. th , i _ , t i ns ar ,on our way baek, having sailed-1 Phi l^' Is and the morning I wrote you, without akin any s uPPI,Y : the in§tant the Troops were ' - '1 0 ,. (1 N C , w(Yre eft. When .we reacheJohn's,. ' (l Ne to twas informed • the Enemy had passed -,..„„,, I.ere l t Island. four days only before our arrival; g ri g il. ,,‘ 0. s tering Northward; 'and this - was con -tur:(l_„t the us, when getting under weigh, by the, re ril. .pnl..ket/ey Schooner, 'who had' sailed with tte.eil'iri°e, eN,,,a.rd-btAilld Convoy, Consisting of four -1),), th e e ll 6 hiPs, every one of which were captured :their wa oinhined Squadron ; and that they are on .4111,, Y back has been a gain confirmed .4 4nleticao ,who to us by t0d ,,,, , o saw them only two days sad a !I lig so that e t idder ian : i tt . t ' w May yet overtake thein. The ;fain} 4 texpe . ed arrival . of our Fleet has cer-• . . : t tit tYi prevented them attacking' any. of our Islands, ',.:. oil leY hav e .r. I . , r fore. , 6, pul a great obje4 :, h ; : b , t-rowina in A 0 41 ia,T4T . t,nt 0 1 ten thousand Troops into b their N i i iii t l si al,lds• I'he general idea now is that they 4 s ir g tor Tauten to take •' L a Jop :Ina ....,i,.. ,, ,. , in Troops for,Egypt. r a l , d 1 . ,q, I.o„tte are to be dispatched to Gib . ral ....tea' "'anon and Ic I d ' • z, ,ire Olte u e, the lileet will re lAvitl ' aPe St • - • r ) Inteiii . Vincent until one of them joins' hut, n , r ,gcnce• AVliere we go after tit I Know 4 14 '. care, hut , \Ne must put in somewhere for , . ...... . k a ' . ' lo i.' a l etter from an Officer or! '. gr ~(;i7.'tY'a Sliip .booiesqt/ off Bermuda, 20th June: e • • •0 ' board His clay fins ht ere• agtoil inakina homeward. Tills Y'rhe , il " t. 'whole Fleet in . 1 , '44 sNike a stranger last night, Who in out .. wonderful Spirits. f led 'l4r ti, t. 111,,, ia tv the hlatles about two days and 4,, , 'an etaet course for the Got of Gibraltar, .11 it,go steering st , .20 4,•0 , , Th but , ; i I l of 14 .2..f1eiu.,, of 133. - t 'i do t • , '3rttilneg9ine s nore than us ; but that Wt. Vt_-nb area 1 t ` ne Y are a mist of all Nations. Nt t _Ejt.'ntie 'mind; nay, with such a man as Lurd., o 3 :,` 1 ,, \Vi to is thq would not do his utmoste. liio c 'IIN are wnderful, and . I may say. in the . (01c,an'4! orde r 1 61,er kiw ships, All this round to (lint frmn:Lagos Nay to the'West Indies, madeand an iik,"Zrilatdil) you-will censider has lie°ll -.is i)ikily; ''',, ( * , .k, 3 , and it is only seven 14 is'i'.:tli liexaaciril,' in Egypt. Our Ship since. we 'wore... is remark Ciu tole kt ' l Y; We Live loSt only' two men, one r a kr three tlavii illness." ? . .---,-..: ~' Atrgt,or. , ... . • Lord NEL tt4'3l,lt. . 4 .t.4;.tfer fron t an Officer in . .._ w........ `J un o ; et , dated at: so 4, in 1at..26 N. long-ij° we te itt ,-,9*,', have • only thite to irifUrrrn.,ry(dT;li.a.. a(l ':"Nat of the Ittieiny,•lwllo a re i'D" ' .' • 0 1 us 1 f comin g up 4il vs. _ . i• out we have ,gr.eatlopes 0-highest 14 i•irit . ,:',`' i ll ; OilieeeS and mert -are in 'lll- " • Ak co ... . f Lisbon kill 1..14t4 shedreceive -on saturd a y. by it- ~ ,i b - c.ell )14. 1A , c?tltred (z.titil(a. t A mer.ica' n T Sliip Iludson ba. ... York for Naples, , 4 Som.', ~r.pasSag Ship NeW, . c,adiz, 9,, ~./4,,,e 404 Pan, . privy teer, • and carried, in.to ...i., ' 4 hllto, 4 0 rod Carno have teen Cf.111q1:11111ed -I,t 1 . ,w,,, ~ b • 1 • I. ~ previousl y , ItrtA h -74( that the numerous insP'" Fi.,L, ~`1(10.-411ati•Yirk.niisli--gtilizers to : the American 1 ;',7 . - 44ii ct I), lottv.oc 1, t r s, - h covernment, a . ,o, t disci. . . . Y t he tialm . 7 -00ft} da ned by it ; but the recent a . front jHil),?'"'Uoiti,,„,'",BPanishAil/Ilidlty Courf has Writ fro tl;i4h2ta,..trs 'that incasing cleluiiiens and will . '''tilitt, 1--!.'3lf)w(xt Ity measures .of more af`..trvo :?qs'A v i i t '' 'low said that the l'roOps•taken -out `(,N44.1i,A Waito riiilf(.3i'ee the FlOrlds ,and that '4411011'‘811•11°,11r°11 is: cle&;kited to ,support the lie' ''•,tot), r vn'e(t it suns, ronosed to renew at Wash_. I:ll)..4ll,,cett‘ijr„lg ',l.,olllsialla . and .the other objects , lit:'Ll'„:l.,,ii ,‘Lett• the two Governments. 14)%4 (:)vviti g 13 Old, tube the state of our severaf „Ntti,„,,,,ilaadrons, independent ‘ of those in, the ,Ni.. -;,•Ntirt•-s,, ~ ' , , •'eti coRNwALLIS '. • ' (1 111 , , ~..)N tr..-7••••.:“.iiinr . .. - t 1 5.4, p, nal STIRLIG, off' Rochefort, 6 Q'ti,kr 4„' CAI-Ai:lt, off Rerrol, to i -or, accord' rig' tNit, (e()Vnts, 1 - . .. 1 • , ‘,... . . ti lid ~ ...); .t.V.lnital. k,QI-I,IINGIV 0.. OD ,. I 1.. •,,,i, 4 I Sir R, LicaLuT,),, in - the ivietliter- ~' (4 0' I :11 Sir to thiktbree there are seven Tilk •,. '4111! lyin g i o ei - d Bay ready for sea. llit , fj.i, t:,, , .. , awhan. , ~., - , . 14-.-' i lk it t 11114er lately .ebaced five large Ot; a) I ' 4 a danger() -" k the Piratical IWala4ar Itti Ki•tv,rit, . . 1.1 Lice on , . ier Itto•c/ 1' then-r atnongst the rocks, togu.l. 1 taeir cre;,vs. )11 113„4t 1 1,, (1 rltlnt7Tl()),:------ te tt , n* PRIZE-MONEY. - and Apttlr, o,.„rnPany of Ilia Afajesty's Ship To. 6"Ile FrenCh Ship Ilayourrois, the 29th 14,4Y14,!L%ireet ."144.11Y n ext, at No. 3, Salters.hall t, t s'r every ;Alec ' • aria 4, ea e i , r tuo nti4 _et:11111g Monday tillt,42.lPithtirel4o4vl4',llteetitth.,Tarny of AR et) S hip Naiad. h.rnher rent.i t II tinders, Nos. 36 r and 45,4,: "Yek1e,14,4,11 ho.rrn, on her arrival in , • tiir s Y 4no Friday, (N% 22, Surrey. tt, 04.1 u, t P„4.411d Conl„ 4 4 IN " o ltr,:t.'tone htran,Y‘ ofrt,lajesty's Ship M i)eieg-,;`rmeil Logger, for the cap. t-,:ry n ext, the 1:4 Septenlber, 111t21 1111,e, ~,11 New Ilroatl.street, be. `Tirtts or, evrry Wednesday anci Plaqe, Nnw-Yonx, JUNE 19.—A respeaable Print in Philadelphia has stated, th.at the Board of Health of that City has received information of the existence of the 'Yellow Fever in this. We are sorry that this rumour shOuld have found its way= into .the Public Papers ; it originated probably in the following way : A paver who had beep exposed to the rays of the meridian sun, was in consequence taken ill, and to prevent any bad effeas to the inhabitants, should his' case prove to be one of Yellow • Fever, he was forthwith sent demi" to the .Lazaretto. It proved, however, to be the Jaundice that affe&ed him ; he is since much better, and by this time e robably is tit to resume his business, Our Board of Health; we understand, has addressed a Letter to that of Phila delphia, informing them that 'no foundation fin. such a report exists, and begging them °filthily' to contradia it. Charleston Papers to the gth Curt. were yesterday received from our Correspowlent. They Mention the capture of the ship Two Mends, from London for that port, by a French Privateer, in ten fathoms water, off; the Bar. Her cargo supposed to be worth from BO to ioo,oool, pounds sterling. She had 2000 letters in her bags, which were all detained. FREDERICKTOWN, JUNE 8 o- - -INIELANCHOLY 9C CURRENCE.—On Sunday last,' between three and , four o'clock in the morning, a thunder cloud passed over this town, from which a flash of lightning de scended can the house of Mr. Jos crit D 01.1., jun. and struck him dead in the Ontiy, as he was goiN out, it is supposed, with the intention of placing some tubs to catch rain water. • The lightning appears to have enter e d a t t h e ga bl e, and near the chimney, at the" juklion of the two rafters, where it divided itselfinto two streams, one passing alung the front, in its course breaking save-- n*l . o4es of glass of the upper window, and shat tering.the casement considerably, and thence de scending to a window of the loweK story i the frame of which . was marked with violence. It is a little surprising, that notwithstanding a gun was suspended from that rafter to the next one to it, a small portion only of, the quid was diverted from its course by the barrel, along'Which it passed.as far as the leek, from which It issued into the rafter, leaving some slight impression on it. The other stream qf• lightning, which made its way down the rafter to the back part of the building; after reach , lug the corner, paged through the upper and lower rooms on that side, and tore away, the plaistering in several places. It was near the door of the lower apartment that Mr. DOLL 1;;as found, about half an hour after he was struck, by an apprentice, lad who slept in the garret, about three or four yards .from the rafter by which it descended into the "tieing.' The apprentice, however, suffered no in jury, except being very much stunned.. It is to be regretted, that the means of restoration were not properly employed on this occasion, as there as mason to believe they might have proved successfUl. But more than an hour having elapsed before any aid was called for, and this being the only 'instance of death by lightning in this Town; the confusion generally consequent to such accidents .prevented the 'necessary efforts from being made in ' The Charlston Papers to the,ir7th tilt. state seve ,ral,more'ships to have been captured off that Bar by..the Emerance and , two other French Privateers. The Diadem, of 54 guns, Capt, GRANT, is fitted for a foreign statioff. Sir Home POPRAM•wiII hoist .his Broad Pendant on board of her. Capt, Dion' is appointed to the .Africa ;' Captain GAGE to the Thetis ; Captain IrlhNTintor to the S:ybille Frigate ; and Captain TIDY to the Diligent e. Mr: COLLIER is appointed Purser of the riebrious, of 74 guns ; and Captain BENNET , has resumed the command of the Tribune Frigate. • Experiments were made, in the course of last week, to ascertain the distances at which it will be proper to place signal-posts, in order to form a com munication between' Portsmouth and Plymouth. There will be about twenty-twofpoints ofsommoni cation ; that is,' ten telegraphic pasts will be added to the twelve already established. The tune for conveying intelligence from one Port to the other will be about half an hour. A small Spanish Privateer of twi) guns, on the 4th,. sth, and 6th ult. captured three British Vessels from Norfolk, Virginia : one of thorn was laden with Naval Stores for,Liverpool. Notwithstanding,the continuance of the'embargo at Janiaica, vessels which had -cleared out previous to its being imposed, were allowed to sail. In consequence of the great inconvenience expe rienced at Jamaica, from th© rigid observance of :Martial Law, the Commander in Chief has allowed 'oho white man from the Militia to each plantation he has likewise granted leave of absence to the mo,t useful classes of men,- and has done- every thing try, promote the agTicultural and commerzial intere)ti of the idaijA consistent with the public safety. ;: ILLY iNUT.I-1, JULY 26. WE had uo Esplanade last evening; A little he fcre Six o'clock .the ROYAL FAMILY landed from their cruize; and went in their carriages to the Lodge, whence, - after partaking of sdnie refreat- Meat, they went to the ' Theatre,. to see She Stoops to Coiumet, and The dgiwahle Surprite. This morning PrincesS MAlly, attended by Lady E. T4YNNE, bathed. The Mail from London this . miming being rather later than in eneral, His M AJ E STY ordered Mr:, MARES, the Messenger, who came by it with dis patches from Ministers, to attend him on board the Royal Yacht . ; and after His MAJESTY had given . answers to " the dispatcheS, Mr. MARES was sent ashore in a Boat, time enough to return to London by the Mail. The whole of the ROYAL. FAMILY,' except the DUKE of CUNrEERLAND, went on board. Last night the Earl of CIIESTEREIELWS son, and two daughters, arrived. Princess ELIZAEETH called upon them soon after their arrival, and took them to see Their MAJESTIES at the Lodge. The remains of the - Mate . of the iibergavenny were found a few days since, and this morning they were interred in the burying ground. Arrivals at the King's Head Hotel t. Taylor, Esq. Major More, W. Dottglity. E. Mr. Plaee,;Richani Ros anquer, E bq, Rev. Mr , Cptiinson, JUDY 27.-,--The ROM FAMILY landed from their cruizo last evening about six o'clock a Royal Sa lute was fired, and the usual . ceremonies .obserVed at ,landing. They went in two carriages to the Lodge. . The Princess MARY, attended by Lady E. Tin"NriE and Miss PLANTER, walked on the ESplanade. Her Royal Highness took the charge of Earl CHESTER FIELO's two infant daughters. The DUKE 'of CAM nuiDoE joined his Royal Sister ()ache Esplanade. • Ikalieir MAJESTIES hada sele& Party at the Lodge, and a concert performed by the Queen's Band. This morning, soon after seven. o'clock, His MA JESTY walked to the Stables, and examined,his, Stud. He afterwards 'Walked through the Market ; on his I.t%ty back, to. the Lodge he :pet Captain ,ItOoD, and did him the honour to tiOnver6e with him fOra cen siderable time. Atter breakfast the ROYAL FAM ILY went on board the Royal Yacht, attended by Earl • Wit...roN. Gene; , 1 rals CARTWRIGHT and F/TZBOY ; Colonels TAYLOR, CAMPBELL, 'STZWART,• and HowAtto ; .and Mr. GaEviLLF: ; Countess of MANSFIELD, Ladies G. Muita.vy, G. litmkat..Ey, and THyNNE. . . ' • His I!%Lt4sTY did. Sir SAMUE L HOOD the hon e ur to invite him to accompany him on board, which, of course, he accepted.. The RoYAL" FAMILY set sail witha most charming breeze. . The' Royal iiitikas of CGMBER , LANI; and CAM BRIDGE, Who .arq,.indelatigable in their_military duty, are gone to, Camps, and the Troops are under the most ex,Ceilent discipline and good,order. • This '-evening the. „RaYAL YAAILY. will honour • the Theatre With tl.,eir _presence to see the Comely' Of The Soldier's .I)cmghter ; the Widow Ch . ceril f 7, by Mrs. GRANT, tiplrf the Ihtftre-Royal, Eoinbutg,ll, ~ her first appear.owe. The lown fills but slowly, Arrivals at. the Royal Hotel,— ; . • . Sir ,samuel 1.1,1 o.,!, Colonsl Bolton, lion. Nits. Di g Ly, Mrs, Latlyazoxe, and Mr s . V as ty. :• , , Arrivals at the Xing's 'Head Hotel— George 14.innor, tsq. Earl : of Dotchmer, Mr. Hardy and Pimily, C. ItyLnl, E,q. Mr..;llradsbatV,l-1. Ncr s l, Esq. N.L146 Baldoa, M r., vow er,., Mrs. Ch A rnpioi. orin F,ninly. SOLYTH4.V.,.P TON, JUL? 8. Notwithstandin the . auratilan.it Wcycioutil, all the lodging:l. are - engaged - here; on'account.of the itace3, which torrune:ice on Wednesday next. The .44)th Regiment has been quarten!;l here, be ing, removed tram Winchester on account of the Assizes. 'Tlie;:oth LiEr,ht Dragoons, consisting of six Troops, are this week to form their head quarters here. On Monday a cricket match W'ai played at Wes ton butwixt nin., old women and nine young ones, which was well contested. The old women oh ta'rned the vidory, to the great satisfaCtion of a num ber of by-standers.. What must be thought of the state of the. Public Prelis-when we find it is empleyed iii ennyeying stich important- information to the world as, Om i Lor 4 d CRA booiVEN appeared on the Steyne, at Bi . ightoti, cejs, r. Cot,mAN' has adoPted a good plan to correa.,, the c/a/dish taste of the Public in theatrical matters by the revival of Tom Thrtmt. But as the Piece . so aurae.live it.may tend to bring ridicule upon the grand solemnities of the tragic Muse. Tile little boy who - has acquitted himself so ably at 2 , l:tre;ate, in the part ,of Youlle Norucd, is the son of AIN. .NN i krrs, of Covent-Garden ;Theatre. He Las ::nice pexfortnid l'tederick, in lovers' Vows,. with increased success. ' CilA RLE s. KRUBLE is going to pe r tb rm f or a f ew nights with h;3 hrother'STEPHEN's 'Theatrical Coin .pany at Scrtrboro l gh. . The V aux.lvili araias, which, fcw• - • tho last three and splendour, . years, excited such general admiration tram attained r. degree of perfe6tion tar beyond all former their novelty seem this year to have occasions, It was natural to expe6l.• that for such extemiive preparations the Managers would receive the most liberal recompense filtim the iNblic ; and. their success has already been unprecedented, if we inay judge from the vast crowds Of opulent, , visitors who nightly fill the slipper-boxes and promenades, Thus they are stimulated to additional exertions i, and every week some new subject is introduced to. afrord the most complete -gratWcation. On Wed nesday a beautiful '4 l 7berry, given by the Proprielor,, is to be rowekfor, and the Witmer er.rried in it, iri triumph, round the Gardens. To-night there be a Grand.tlarnionic Entertaininent, given at express desire of several Charnaers of l?istinaion. he great Arktter ElegonOaram, of Brighton at . present is Mr. 'TOWNSEND, tlij useful and aaive assistant of Justin: at her tribunal, Bow -street. This' Gentleman presides over the 1/10ralS of the Ste . yna, , guards the properly of its visitors, and improve: theii manners% • The neighbourhood of Portsmouth is to be honour , ed with the presence .of .Fitg Royal Fligliness tbe , PElNcrss of WiLES, who will re4ide ar the t'touse lately occupied. bl o the Hon. Colonel noon, at Ca therington. . A. letter ii . omthiernsey, dated on 17.dflesday last, states, that on the f ifith n heavy off St. rvia:o, Ole 0e , ..• - titourof . 1 )(!.0.v.n. ;! 4 f: j. y 27, • Thtirsday a singularand Outitpeded,l,-acas tool: place 14. e; which threatclued to extinguik alt. hope:.' of seeing any race this season: The person whO rents the ra ce groun d waited on the. Jockey 'Club (then sitting at the Castle Inn), and complained tha t lie had not received, last year, the quarter of a pipe of wine to which lie was entitled each'.teason for pertnitting the races. He insisted, as they had tailed in the yanormance. of this esseiitiul condition, he was no longer bound to tolerate racing on his altunds; •and peremptorily told the Club, that unless they inn niediately paid him NO guineas, .he shoaluinfas , be - in, another sort of / race with his planets. The dub returned an ambiguous answer, On Friday Morning, at te.n o'clock; lie repeated hii demand, and again not receiving, what be detatfeo a satisfatiory answer, his plough was immediately set to work ; b u t b e f ore a few ridges were finished, press-gang made their appearance, when the plough men thoUght proper to abandon their charge, and make a precipitate retreat. The Plebeian has some doubts, it seems,. whethe r it i s exactly the law of England, and has expressed his i11! . C41/1011 Of running a Sweepstakes with the Club at :Westminster-Hall. THE RACES. FRAY, JULY 26. The Smoakers' Stak iD t, aom eaicir. The last mile. H. R. Et„ the of wales's Rebel, by Trt.411.4'.:! r'l* , Mr. W ar d e ll' s b 1. Gran: ode,4 ,•rs 014 2 Mr. LittibrOkC,'S br. C. Bubr.toi, 4 yrs o.ld Mr. fic)wteNoit Wheatear, -5 yrs old Gratitude the lavo ui itc., anti s apt 4 the' winner. Mr. MELLISH'S San ho beat Lord Eoevnoy-r's Hannibal, Bst. 71b. each, the last mile; .000 , -s.- 21 to 20 011.Hannibrii. ' Hannibal for Ice yards kept the lead by a whole length, when ‘.s l 4trc/..J gained ground and ea 113 e. a-lwad; on going down hill h lest ground again, which on coming tip he recoi'ered ; within WO yards of the Winning post, Hatiiiiial hi:d a whole neck the start when Sanclto sprung forwitrd and. beat lien by half a head. . The air resounded with the .ippl.iuse of the multitude. The Pavilion Stakes of too Cuineas each, IL'. ft. The last mile. (Twenty StrOscribtr,s.) Lord Egremorit's b. c. Cardinal BeaufOrt, by cohanaa Sir C. Ilunbury', t, Lydia • Lord Crosvenor's,c: by Sir Peter, out of Ccelia 2 a . Six to Four on C ar di nal Beatuerr. Sweepstake; of togs, each, for 3-yrs old. - The last mirel • (Nri , e , Subscribers.) Lord Pgrernont's h. c. Prodigal, by or tlolunna • blr. llo‘vr i b. c. Scr:p, b y - Pencil. • - Mr. Ladbroke's c.tbatiley, Guildfonl • 3 Lord . - BARIC6IORICS AfilTyrniM i B s t. Gib . b ea t Sir J. Sant.t.uY'S Cittrytpinb, 74. 71b. loop. it. ft. One wile. .Eleven to eight on Curriitmn.'). Ilk celebrated race' fully gratified the great ex * peelations which it had. excited. , Betts IQ an im menie amount were pending, and Currycomb ap pered to be the favourite. After starting they kept together fOr a quarter of a mile, at the . , , Cerfrvroribtained ,grouno. a wilutit tenth* Afti7u naza 1;1.04.1 hen hard in !.;0:11 ; ; down hill, but, th e other' gnitrz:d W' coming up. "fhey kept nearly abr,..abt till wit ;n i.!on yards of the winning -post ; there C'ltrivcvml , poked hard, but spry ad, when Merryman 'chard, about.‘3 inches, a u nd in reaching the post lfrirrrynia. , 4 rice by nearly h.tlfa neck.-,-Bu'ettEr.t. sivi:epi tl A to . s of 20egs. 'etch, b. it Four miles. rite H. R. H. the Primo of W.ties'd by 14 , 1rn Jun, years (OA Neales Bobtail, aged . Mr. Howarth's Harefaut, 5 yr.; old Five to tour 'Bobtail. sATIULDAY, JULY :7. The Somerset Stakes of 50gs. ctrl, It. ft.. --4 miles. Sir H. Willianison's IV .Iton . - bir I . Shelley's Houghton-Lass - - - - - - Mr, tio‘vort'h's Enterprize 'flie jbove Race remains in dispute. wt S takes,. ' . E • Earngremont's P b. et or f. by h Precipitate f rah - 11. R. 11.. Pri nc e o r W a l e - s's Rebel . - - I - i‘lr. llow or th' s Wh catear - Fifty POunas, for three and four year olds, Mr.. floverth's Prodigal, - • ~... . - Mr. I..tclbrotre's Dori s t I 11. R. 11. Prince of Wales's Petrueltirt i . •u• - . dr Tt h : !'l 04 was giv e n to D or i s , as the other two horses 3 did. riot 4..irry :tic pr..yer weigets: - z . 3 $ day (Saturday) th , " of \SrAL§ gave kuteit:runneut to the principal Nobility at : amorig the,comp2ny were the nuke of I.orcl CArLt.4,oisii, Lord C. I\4NNBRi Loid SAY mid SELE,Sir J. SIILLLEY, &C. —Me iame ;iiir P. Altiit.u.,v):, Esq. eutertained at house I'oradi2, Lord AP/101)CW, Sir Vir. &C. COkkN4•EXCILANG,E, JUJ,I7 .29.----The imports of Wheat to-day :•arc not very 1111.raelciati, bat. tiling supply, • mo s tly Of foreign ; fine' is Much in demand, and has . rody Sale .at 2S. 'and per quarter. advance ; Barley is dearer, and Malt as brisk sale ; Beam at si,rt also go oil briskly at 'higher prices ; the re aro toi , Table good supplis of (alias, - which article s till boilig in tl}4 , tYr thor acWitnce.. Flour ne:trly as 1 week.. wheat - sk;i *74 , i 11 Itt;ill9 StS d 551 ed Him Old - teos ;JO' C. ', 1 ' IC linos 44 , 4 SOS PO Rye 414 4 52S (Ai Oat* 17. a 37,4 a 36i ed B ar l e y . 43$ 485,0 d Poland do. ' `37s a 39s ( A t malt . Bos. 16$ od Rape Seed. . • 0 9 1 ~, of whi te Pease ses 456 nd Fine'Fleet •••• 85s a9n od G rey ditto - 44$ a 47$ od Seconds • Bos a 850 egi The report of the India Fleet having on Friday arrived off the Isle of Wight, 'we are Sorry to say, is unfounded. The late Dispatch from India has brought ar:to,inti down to the i 4th of February, communic pleasing intelligence, that nunitroni ntlira l tta formerly in tlwltAtere i 't of if the - BfIONit,A, have iatk . .; eI K • A s ik ;.l to the Briti6li Government : their, proposition lira 4 becte, to be alloWed a Rpocifie annual stint fora given nunater of men, to h clothed, prO, and fed, by ;their re [Veal e. Leadevi.; and We art giveli trynft• del-stand, that the iIT . , - ,gi - e6attl of the tioulbers 6014 offered exceeds 70,000 men. No dire6t :,answer had at the data in quo4tion beezi returned ; but it is pi..- ball! iii the oreitores will be declined, as th.re. no ion,y,er ocoasion.for their asiistance. larlw column- of predatory hiJ IL ; c3 chi c .fly d e , .Edits, from lioucAß's standard, biel)- math e an h. - rUpC:on into the Rohilla Cotmtry, hu; tel'ed by 3 considvral4e body ot n;ltive , ; ) cui to. picee,;. 4 :11 <` 13ralizi;in tov, ti I-Tok - ..K.AIt, has to:, , ervrqi.iii . ol t of the Liii;l:Eit C2l,