The Sun. — London, England, 1805-07-15 00:00:00

1,1, 011 'estwarcl the IVicte, of' ..;ruiz,l to th, 40 gunsl Cart. Soon. Came-in from the Rao.Akrard, with 'Convoy, the John B'4l Cutter, of 10 guns ; also from the West. Ward, the Litert, of 14 gins, Lieutenant Cord. Came in the Thunderer, of 74 guns, Capt. LEcn- I fEßt,' from the Channel Fleet ; as she is just tome to in Cawsand Bay, nothi ng i s l earnt of what news she bri ngs. There are still reports that the Ship seen off the Llystone this morning is a Spanish Prize. —......., , Porrsigotrru, JULY 1 4 . - -Arrired yesterday H. l I.S. Meteor, Capt. JAMES, and the Starling Gun trig, from a Cruize ; Ann Catharine, KOAG, from Frederickstadt ; . Christi iv .IVedell, • Txousox, from ana h ; Greliope, 116E1r/sox, and James and `4l4ey, STONE, from Weymouth ; Alert, HILi., frian North Yarmouth ; Commerce, H O I .LIDAY, f ltik Leith ; and R o p e, EntREL, from Ramsgate. kArnotithed this day , the lVetizel, Capt. PARICR, from , with Seamen for tl Fleet; POIIIO7IO, Ca P t • W. G. LOBB, from t h e Downs ;. Good Choi 'lot, BEmA and Pion; Elizabeth, KR AGS, from' b'-ittlie; 44 Nancy, SIDMOUTIi. Jane, R EAD, and , t1 4.4 0 11k, from Sunderland. . • ' • - t hs sed by the Chapman Armed Ship fro m th e c4tls) estward, with a few Shipii under convoy,' to th e w fall a lledyeste r the ChifonneFrigate,Capt. ADAM, , We Y r eouth ; and t h e Zebra Bomb, Capt. PAR -I)l2°v, for the Downs. Also, Defence,. Captain tr c ,' 4 , for the Channel Meet ; g, Lieut, N EsETT the. Clinker: Gun= ItOrti this GI. I. '0: , With the King's Barg e h . - "us Yard, for 1 - liS :Majesty at Weymouth ; ?"svidnCe, STRAU S Z, for Dantzic ; Die Brant, , 1. l 'hS, for Ealhden ; and Brothers, S.PENCER, ,or llastitvrs. h Pa ' s 'd 1 ;, for Copen It agen, ? u3 )isll R.,,, i the Ann Jacotine, f --. nidiirnan Capt. SFRAC . ER :- she sailed . .raritte' 1 ' ' . ' '. ! 1(51 ,.. ,.‘v ga the ist February, in company with the. ,lacir.,_arcl-bottnd Bengal Fleet, which . proceeded to • isei : for Convoy for England., Several English ' T he b er s were landed here from her, - • i iltesilinelliquezi,r, of 64 guns, Capt. BYNG, with tlroppea's,junder Convoy for the East Indies, have I,kt:own to St. Helen's. • t' N w, W ere tlird y e • I ?ransports from Gibraltar ar iiit; 01 : 1 the Mecliterranean Convoy on SatntdaY lilaa 9tli etil is filld with the widows and or -3 of tli It t , t i al ~, e unfortunate viainis to• the late pe.sti , . konjui"eate at Gibraltar. A ship, laden with le' °ef'Q r tile use of the fleet,- also arrived. t i • ' • . ,., : . . . t%tiii, . ~ 'I , ' J ULY 1.2. --- Arrived the 'lumber ,Ir 4 Sil ip • tl ellt i . 'mth a COTII"'Gy from the Down ; an lila ct a l' 44e, apt. 11. i it a i s, frem Oporto, which gilt % s ; l eft ba the f26th June; in company with 441 4 4il ' Ilillier r t'llvoy of the itiilbrook Schooner t Ow B ti , r ttd a . . of War and narted with them . yei-i , 1 (4fr 0 1 . , ris Port \ ' iil ell tt ' . 'l4 i ' hiana Packet, Capt. FLY N, with a l 'r ''.i4bon • • . ' • f r 11,41),101, , and the Julia, Anierican Ship, 0 , fr this .--A Frigate 13 now o . t;,,, Jillakint, 12'. ''',( % It ()f p -igitalsfor the trade for Portugal to 4. 41, a, . this Port ; and the Favourite Sloop of h,. AR. tytae., A 1 , . ')4. r . 1‘ W 0 S • k' I 111" signal for the Ships . to un- Pr4 ti t o 1 z 4 '1 1 3 are Stodino• into our Bay, sup- , 1.,, y. k Ironi Liverpool, to ;pin the above Con , .. -. . . )4. . . (4 4 A 40,3,,,314 , • 1...., * ,.. . iirl:: le, aPt. 'F'AS)l:%l.4ll..."':4lA.y,rrived the k os ib - a, A imed 4e4 t, li and tiavdhound Gun )114..,,,,erl , tenAt,ths,„:„?. ' .. 1 •Itoi' . Pta t l !, kr the 'liver the Autm.sta' Royal Yacht. lktiii;,"ll Port_. , N'r,..l)lii, rtil teinba,:•?Lancl, Litinite, winehelsea, Ceres, ,11, attli,e!, N,14..(r_,0 Valorous; Daunt ~len!.;s. ti,,r_lL".“' qtrctiligi. ibrwairgr., r, Itosln a A rinvii Slit 1), ..d.r1".;1.'; ' Vc 3413 f `4l-14,brigs ; . several bomb i coo Ij k , or the' Itelri e and Elbe. $1, ) ,, ' L, l o Ly , A _ . r .---; .14,4 t) ON '''/11 Weri*,(Nd'lV' I 'l'l the - OreiteS , IT a, C.(l,••it. ••••• .. - , i 1% , 1 r4rlllll q rikV OS.' „,..tlll° \‘' N ) Cille 1.4 i lig between Dun . : . k, hill 8 444 4 '7 ~ got on shore on ono of the nu- L'lr't..o, 5.,. ; ().1 t4at Co-st ---(1:0 prey cant her fall- t '''' '4,,111;!hr.,, ' ... . IN \l/ at titid , ' i l. l';.iS'ii.l ( )` I. after every endea '44 f , . 11 1 " ? . r h.., , ir • - 1: !il l , sr,. ~.t g ild - . "''' 1, ' , V;t9llt eff.a, she was • 1 10 1 7 1. , a m (i. litlrely destroyed.- The Captain, l;' lli l'eli tr, . I '‘' w ert! all saved by' tilt!' boats of 1, 4 ta 4 , 1 ,, , Itzt t;;) and are arrived in the Downs. 'lf; ' 1.14 . 1 101,111 c , i3 Qf th is , i. alias will no doubt' magnify ~,ltoltb„, '')P i:ato. that of a lartre Frielte, 'll t . ~.'l l of tli e il , . . 3 b , i. 1 tl it t) , . , 0111100' will probably be de til. 'pt,it:ertie , ab l.lz(e Of this Island of Shop 7., ~..•:}.4 atla _ l oss 1.0 tile Nati • t •;fl' cr . the ti _ rev,, on is i. in t ,. tio, . . are , I tt , lan, i• 11 grbatest sufferers, having tt it li t lir; Q. Mit wf t ' o tiilz 11 ,, at they carried on their.bUcki. ,o,,vt,il4,;St,,Albrot,. , . ' ' gitt 11, 414 :'"I P. kr t . * l 'j tteell! Antelope, Meh p. ) ; at,li . !? 0 1),s or :andr ; Di 1. - :overy . and I ti, t,,, ,, , 42 (4 tin-brigs and 14 ire-veseels. ~, . t Le_ ),:it:f,l: f it , ':11.1,.. ' POW , \ . Ir e ;, -.Admiral I)otIGLAS, .11 7tl' f 1. Ith til e ‘ ,1 1 • 14 4 th t , 11 , 'C' I" e of the Sqtradron, ~.;, .. - ilotalor, '' ' . .: i i , , 4 tki /..)/ ~tit. statlon.—Rernatn the - k t' i • ")ttec r I -, il ,i, .. :. . - --.11 'llll-briirs. ' ' A; i, k:1.:1;t1 a „', , ." ~. , , ~. 1 !, ! , „ ' .i. ' `" 30 1 '1 1 L i...., . 't . ~ I r';‘,.. 1. • i:ttii,,, -t..(1141,1,„ 1; •, - r -- • • . ~,,, 'op, tlt.. 1 flee , lwar, irom a —ruize 41 1 11, e 1, ''''Pard, Rear-Admiral 1)ot-r7. - illt 841 ? . ..• - ~J., b:c1091,.. 1, llexumine"e, . and Monkey, and one armed Brig, but have not got the name, with the ,Lord Keith. Cutter; they bring tle news from off Boulogne; a few Gun-boats out; a shoal wind N.N. E. moderate weather. The fdlloWing letter is from an Officer in 'the Squadron under Admiral Sir THOMAS G4AVES, em ployed in the blockade of Rochefort " Rochtfoil, June 28. • " We have this instant:detached a Vessel to Lord GARDNER ' with information obtained front a Neutral Ship, which left St. Audero, in Spain, a few days'ago. ' Prior to her sailing, a French Brig of War had ar rived at that Port froM St. Eustatia, the Captain of which set off post with dispatches for. Paris. The purport of hisdispatches was kept'a profound Secret ; and great pains were taken to prevent the Brig's. Crew 'from communicating with the shore. They have rumoured, however, that Trinidad has stirren dered to their united , fOrces ; and that they were on the point 'of sailin g ,for Jamaica. " The Enemy's ' 'Squadron in Rochefort consists of five Sail of the Line, five Frigates, Gun-vessels, &c. When- first we arrived before this port they were dismantled,.With some of their masts out ; but they are now completely ready for . sea ; and„ within these fe* days, we •have observed an Admiral's flag flying on one of 'them. We are assured, -on the authority 'of, Neutrals, that they intend to make rt dash the first opportunity ; and I am .afraid We May not be able to prevent them. " It is impossible to keep close in with this Coast without incurring the greatest risk and dan ger from westerly gales ; but should the wind and weather prove favourable, they cannot escape unseen, as our Squadron' is in a line ,abreast, at equal dis tances, across the entrance a the habour. They have not yet any troops'en board; but there is a dis posable force station within a day's march . of Rochefort. 'They have also two Frigates here on the stocks; in a very forward state. " I am sorry to say that, a few days since, a Spa nish Ship Privateer carried into Bourdeaux a rich English West Indiaman,, name unknown. " Inf Orient there is one Ship of the Line ready for sea, and 'another ready for launching. • We have intercepted man y sm all Wessels on this Station, which uniformly report the discontent and poverty that prevail in this part of France ; both' on account of the 'War, and 'the oppression of their Government. Their Army; too, begins to murmur on account of their arrears. Hopes of a speedy and general Peacie are spread among them by . the Ernis- ; saries of Government, as a palliative to their present , sufferings. " Our Squadron consists, of six Sail of the Line, one Frigate, and a Lugger, under the command \ of Sir TtromAs GRAVES, whose anxious wish .is . to try .. their imperial courage, and in this wish he is ar dently seconded by every Officer and Abuja the Squadron." A 38-gun Frig3te is building for His Majesty's service at Bombay, and will shortly be launched., This is the first vessel built by Government in India, although several teak ships have been purchased into the service. Since the year 1781, 39 Shipq i and all equal number of Snows, have been built in. the Ganges; 7 Ships and Snows at Chittagong; 2, Ships and 13 Snows at Sylhet ; itnd p Ships and 12 Snows in various Parts of the rivers in the Sunder bun ds The Anson left in the Mediterranean, the Fred lent, 74, SOTII ERTON ; Pi/CPbe, CAPRI, Amphi trite, (late Spanish) BOY LE ; DUR RAN; Hydra, MUNDY ; Niger, Hit L.' 7 AR, Sen.Ho?.e, CORR ET ; Madras, SC KOVBERO ; Juuo, (Frigates) RICHARDSON; MOrgia/la, RAY: SFORD ; Jiltotice, STRACHEY ; Termagant, PETER; Childers, Ktiu; wr; Bittern, (Sloops) Louts; Elnd, (Bonib) Tnom.v,; and the Spider. Brig. 'Monday a bourt Martial was held at Portsmouth on S. Barnet!, for breaking open the spirit rooni Or his Majesty's Ship Defence., and R. Dent, for aid ing and assisting him. They were found guilty and sentenced—Barnet 300, and Dent 200 lashes. Lieutenant LOUIS, son of Aaillira 11,01:M7, is pro- Moted to a Commander, and, appointed to the Bit tern, vice CORBET, promoted, , and appointed to: the command of the Secaorse, vice Hon. C Boytx, appomtea to the Amphitrite. Lieutenant KNIGHT, SOLI of Admiral KNIGPT, is premOted, and appoint ed to the chillers, vice Sir W. Bo urol., promoted, and appointed to the Guerrirr. Captain COCHET 'appointed Principal Agent for Transports in the Me diteminean. Capt. El.i,torr is appointed to the Au! oru F rigate at Portsmouth. The Two Friends, M'NETt., from London, for (harleston„ with a very valuable cargo, .was lately taken when in soundings, by a French Privateer, and sent for Guadatoupe ; tho passeng ers ' Were pre viously landed a few miles from Citarleftoth Both Ship and Cargo were. Anierican, and nothing in het papers could justify her detention. This event will probably compel the American Govertunent to adopt cone decided inedsures for the pitit : eetion of ifs Commerce from the dtiviiAatiOn to which it is now exposed. Letters received from Lit Franchise ITricrate , moOore of the little. Squadron off Cur:icon, state, that several American and some nxtish Vessels have ,been captured, for attempting to violate the block ade. The Trade csf the Island had been suspended by our operations, and the inhabitants much em barrassed, hut, we do not' Understand tha any se. noes pr9gress has yet been Made towards the reduc tion of the Colony. Letters from Rondtiras state, that some appre he4sions had been entertained of an attack from the Spaniards, it fiaving been rumoured that a force had sailed froth the fiavannah for that purpose ; but the Settlement was safe and well on the 27th of May ; th© Troops (the 5t.11 West India. Regiment), under the orders of Capt: l IoLwELL, were healthy, and on the alert. l'ratle unconimonly A Letter from an Ottleer belonging to the Sur- Frioate„ dated Mty 13, announces _that at that period she had captured several Spanish Ves sels, tl4t ihost valuable of which,. however, we la. went to say, was re-taken on her passage to Ja maica. Tile &iev'eillante was wailing oil Vera Cruz for an arrricd Ship with - specie, about to .sail from that port fur pain. 1112,17.A10UTH, JULY 13, . . WE have in al grlt bustle for sei - s.ria days past with the preparations CEA have been making for the reception of the RoYu. FAttrLY. . NUM.bers sat up all night to be gratified with the sight of the arrival of the ROYAL FAMILY and this morning, by four o'clock, did entrances to the town from the London road was crowded. A. few mi; mites before five o'clock. Ti vin MAJESTIES, and PRINCESSES AMELIA, AUGUSTA, and - MmtY, arriv ed, to the great gratification of the Ethabitants. The Windews and streets were filled; and, they were re ceived with hutzas and every demonstration of joy. THEIR MAJESTIES went to bed. Soon after nine o'clock HIS MAJESTY. rose, nod, after breakfast, came out, of the Lode, tfccompa nied by the DUKE Of CUMBERLAND. His MAJESTY appeared in *client• health and spirits, ,and nothing the worse for the fatigues of the journey. Sir BaopE \VATSON, Sir HARRY BUERARD NEALE, Captains TONVEY, C. FOOT, and ELPHINSTONE, the Officers of the Staff of the DUKE of CUMBERLAND, General FITZEOY, and several Hanoverian Officers, paid their respe6ts to His MAJESTY, and congratulated Min upon his safe arrival. Hts MAJESTY in a. short time mounted his horse, and rode to`the Camps, :Imola= _pained by the above, and likewise Lord DUNDAS and Mr..BROWNE., After His MAJESTY had reviewed the Camps, he rode to the Pier-head, and viewed the hnprovements that have' ately been made upon the estate of the late Sir W. PUL TENEY. The Roy Ar.. FAII1.1•, after dining at Derneze'4, Hartford-bridge, set 'off 'abont three o'clock ; they supped at the Star Inn, t Andovcr, about like, where the , Princesses SOPHJ.A 411 d ANIELIA, finding them selves fatigued ; went to bed. THEIR MAJESTIES dtici the other PRINCESSES pursued their journey to Salisbury; and Woodgate's Inn, where they arrived at one o'clock, and'took tea. - They then went on to Blatidtbrd andDorehester, where theyehanged horses at the Antelope.. When they had got about four miles froth Dorchester, One Of the leading horseS hi the K1N6 . 4 carriasre ran a nail in one of his feet, which so : Completely lamed him that .T.140t" MA .JESTIES were•obliged to go into Weymciuth' with only &pair of horses. His Royal Highness the Duke of Ct7m/lERLAND iS • appointed the Commander in Chief of the Wey mouth Camp: • The Ibllowinz are the arrivals nt Weymouth tOrds Vernon and Matthews; Generals Fitzroy and no\ ; Colonel Howard, Majt , i Forester; Captains Sunder land, Perkley, att,l - Mtimtv ; .Lady Mansfield; Rev. Niessts, 1110;tinbuty, 1. Broolze, Prke, and England; , Messrs. e'er. swine ',M., D. B a rker, noughts, Manner, 111yer, And,2r son, and Greenley ; Mistresses ttloomtiury, Price, Eit t iland, and Greenley ; Misses Price and Greenley.. On Friday morning Lientenant-Colonel HERBERT TAYLOR, of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot' Guards, Private Secretary to 'the DOK E o f Y6Ag., had a long intervithv with Lord 1. - ty,'Cqzt.;siit:ity, when he was appointed confidential Set:ivory to "Its MAjRATY. }li read tLe dispatches, and to write Fits TY'F answers lie set off carlk ,on .Saturday for Weymouth, to attend tits NIA sari. This Gentleman was employed ,by the' illt.rxr: of YORK to be his Secreutry Rov4l went abroad last \Var. liis Royal liighnesS has since presented. hiM . wl: . l: a Colonel's CornmisSion in the Guards. On Saturday rt4etatAlment from the Brivde o f Gtrirds- marched ta.,,fcpw s YtAittvt-ti 4.1 tt, ment of the King's Own Statfordghire militi a , On ThUriday the lii,thop of LoNnos. WaS to appoint Mr. V l / 4 r . ii.LIANI one Of the Gen- . tleiten of the Chapel Royal-, in the ruoun of the latc GioRGF MEDLEY, Esii. deceased: Thz qt . rerbl.:.--rdegant mansion ofStansted, the neat of the late It iimitv L, Sat on Satur day seinnight to ------ \VAT, Esq. for 173,60b1.. The Dutchess of DEvassitian is said to . be still much indisposed. We sincerely hope her eye is not in any danger, considering the calaMity. width her , Grace has so lOng bent a vidim to in that respeet, It is said that the agreement between the Covent... Garden Proprietors and Mr. Berry baS been caneel led, because the latter demanded one hundred pounds for his son's 1)ml - twin:ince every night he played next sea oh. we believe, however, a. different arrange- Ment was:made, and that after dedu&ing a certain sum for expences, tilts buy is to receive, a moiety of what the Theatre may cuntain, Mr4.'SwpoNs goes to Scarborough to perform with her brother STErnE KEMBL les company at that place,' as soon as she has closed her renewed engagement at Newcastle. SUET, the ilEtor, received the rudiments of his mu sical education as one of Her MAJESTY 'S Choir, hence the Dean Of ST. PAUL'S htN permitted his' remains to be interred in the Catlwdral , , 13y the new arrahgernerni which have taken place tit Covent-garden, then ill be ieVeral removals, Miss MAYR tor, M Wnr..vry, E y, M rs. TAYLOR, and Mrs. 141,17ren cr.r., are among . t'ilwe who tit tit the: Theatre. INCLEDwg i 4 wartiline , avttalr his time, to great ad. vantage in Tjubliii. Mrs. MotlNTAusi is gone to Ireland. iipon the satrK! The Calend i fr, sy general consent, it seetris, likely to be WWI anniklied i n Prance * It is no wunder,. indeed, that,, degraded as they.are by the usurpation of a low-born ibreignet, the people should wish for old timer. - - Amidst the vast circle of Attusetnents afforded tty modern refinement in this gay Metropolis, there is certainly no spot which possesses such unlimited and forcible attractions as Vauxhall Gardens. Not ' withstanding the unfavourable state of the weather ever since the present season has commenced, the Gardens on every evening of a Gala have been literally erouded with r person of the first rank and' fashion s s Who, in the lively scene, their orgies keep," till the roseate tinge_ 9f Phcebus enlivens the east ern horizon, and the revelry of the morn appears 4' Like tlieams mixt with the gravity of sleep." The present Evening, it appears, will be devoted to the Muses ; that of Wednesday to the Votaries of !be God of Battle ; while « Bacchus, ever fair and ever young," is sure to preside over each night's te crt-ttioti. A 111111 lately sold his wife and child to a friend at Tuxford, for-ss. The po woman was taken to the place of sale, as is usual on such occasions, with a Halter zound her wk. DUELIiV, it7LY U. :2 01)* ;:it - :: , :? tO Mr. FOSITR'S PCY/st Rold Act, tho.',lirve.;- <rf the line of road froiTi Dublin to, Wexfiwri iio commenced• this day„ under the (lireftton of i\Llor ;Ind a numbc't of et. periegeed Surveyors. other improvements about to be adopt ed by the - 00. , -A-Masters General, it is, we under stand, in i:ontentplition to order. the dispatch of the . Holyhead Mails at six.o'elock in the evening ; v, - hich the intsolivonieAce of . th:e pfesent varying ar ringenient, itepends upon the tides, win be entirely aveided, and a settled. and p.?riminent rule, ,Which ea:i be generall'v understood and recollected; will be in future established. ..CORN-EXCIIAZIP, JULY 1 b.—Wheat is here top & v ia tocrabh. goud supply, with. POrli more arrivals of Foreign, and nut much tine•here, Nvhicli fetches an' advance of cs. and as. pin- ,trutart. 5 Nail fall 25. dearer ; good White Pease at rather better p r i ce 5 Beans of each kind are more Alen ty ; Oats are here in good quantitiei, and this trade for prilm SampleS continues as dear; Flour fetches a better price, c 4141 supports the currency as under . 1 Wheat s2s 3 68$ a gss e l Pins e - - Fine Old - - 96,i .1 io. - : od TiekAinits Rye - - 4 5 i 3 SOS. A Oats Raley - -37 s a 42s odi roistitt lo• Malt . - . 72s a 76s el Rape. Seed White Pease 465 :. sz's , :t 1 Fine Flour “rer ditto -- 4.:$ it 45, 0.. 1 , I Second 3 oi a soS ad 4°' 4s ii 25S a 31. h a 3p out . :Ai a 36s o.t 00l Ilan a Bss oct 7Di a 80s Qd All foreign . coins, exccming - Swnish 'dollars, h ave ceased to 6 , Llegol tender tier th e paynten of debts iii America, the law-whiCh gave them currency here . tofore having - .expired. Provisions at Madeira ar e scarce and dear.--Flonf , sells as high as its dollars per barrel. The advanced guard of the Celebrate :I Russian, EtnlxissY to China left. St. PeterSburgh on the .1411 of May, to make preparations for the reception of 014 Amlrissador during his extenSiyejOnrney. `• They ate to await th(> arrival of their Chief on the Prontiers of Chinee Tart.try ; and a corps. of 100 Tadschins, ient,hy the Emperor of China, 'are to escort l urn thence through the Desert of obi and Mongolia. The Philosophers who accompany this Expedition are very nuatterßus l , and are chiefly seleCted froth. the Gerinzin School. • • An-unusual quantity o f ii..e i nes, l'..Jin the preva;.., lenee of westerly winds, i - lo.ite , „l ;his year as fiir to .:. the southward as Madeira. Soir.3 vessels have been ~ lost in it„ , en their p.isszte. to New-York and Bait:- ninre s . und nuns runs (,nh'er,.; clatrtr , ;t4. On t,h - e, 2itli Of Alay the ship IV7ney, from I,ivel•pt. - ,QI, idlat. +O. 1 1::: - ..loJ7,, 47. n. fen in With t., - vo I,:ntuease, qionnt a i ro i of ic(.! i angiitist ten I.n.ge Mands it'i the :tame; they were apWai-ds of too feet above tilt s:it - Lice of the' sea, ancl in ptissing und e r tiq! lee of on;: (..o.:* them, t 4,..; I • ship was tor,:;omo dui': eiJireiy beci,dineLl. Howclitent is ti. ~ , ,,,i,,a.,,0f the English and' the French, even ni,c ~iii:--; to die statement of thf...l. i lattzn: thernsele.. The lurench G..iveniment, ay all the wcirld i:lv;tvs,'lltel,y sent : - ..ut a Sfpridron - w-( n se. li, chief, if az,;,-,: :;,..! object, t':;l:, the phuiciet•ol our Islands, and the ConnE.L .7 - ,-:•; o:; , Cl.L• s 'nt i ill+or,'..tr3 ! with as mach exaaness .., ,:•,. ,, '-c. ,i , , ;hi e, : :iistent with taus rapidity ~1 C !_ - ~ : t., ti " (;; I. -,. 0 , ,,-crt;.',.e.ii by a British Fie,. i 3,1 L • • , , , 7t fHt ••A by .1 , 7)%ii-3 It.-1- of , . the ,!.:.,;-:, !,.L i ,•Li,c out .1... , C7tie:tx pli ,attcr pay in a comtt t ) .til gallant brit ;t:, fni• their reipCa to ihe de ,:eased. I I enemies, aidtitvir hi•enanity to die living, he says, i that ' :1.4 ihe ....tit: uf im -1md::.•-i'thiel wait taken i i l'ioni. ic 1. ;*et y - 'i crew. - liere a lesson hold ' 1. forth to t!l..- t, M, .!\--. (~1' , It'orei:t;it I.:Tstirper ! I TL e ~ , J,, , ,.. •:,,, ..y.it.i h:lve taken a leading p ar t i n 1 the ll'roceation of 1,-1 : , .1,,,,,,,,,,,,,- have partieu lady ektiiied the'attiol,.n 01 !iiankind, and have an aw6ll::re4ptitWhil:t s ' atta(hed to thcir names. It is generally' admitted, that noLhing was lost to the Public in the. transa6tion referred to, and that - • Pcthlic 'Payments . were lint a inOtocnt delayM. —These .: 0 11iiideraticitis, however, li;Ad no eire4 on the Members alinded to, who profe.sed to a& upon principle. ' If then it Aiould eA•er., appear that any individnal; howevi:T high, should - have adopted mea- sures ci;leillated to injure rather than ;;, , ..ry e , the De pi•Jtnhuit over which, he presided, it will be, expel of these A/ell :hers, that they Otallin,tke no distinetioli of per :)us, he superior to all feeling's of private thendt , itin, and endeavour to draw down the. full weight of luerit(A' censures On arr.' individual who may have heen guilty : of .tniscomiva... The Pub- ' lie certainly turn their ey es on the ' Members in question, and they 'sill to ' whatever reputa tion' they may have acquired in the instance of Lord MELYILLn, if , they are not ,equally at'tive, zealous, and rcsoltii e 'limn all other oCcasion which may ar. - peal to their duty, topstice, and their. Countty. t . Yesterday intwning, between 12 ,:niti ,i' o'clock, the Coke-home belonging to Ifit.t,s Powder Mills, on Hounslou.' Heath, was disc:over(d to be on fire: Exery ex.(,Ttjati Was diree.oy made to remove. the brimstone in in lacijoining shed. The mast fearful • , appraiensiOn Wilt ' entertained that the fire would eon ina tivicate to the. Powder Mills ; but by the os ertion of the inhabitants, to the number of upwards of one hundred, it was got under at six o'clock, without, entnthunieating to them. ' Qn:qlesday last the Paper Mill of Mr. BUTTEN• F. ftAw, at Great Peckhain, was struck by a flash of lightning, and materially injured... A few days ago as a carpenter was, in a moment of passion, attempang to swim across till:: river. at Hangnian's 'MB; near 'Froine, in order to fight a person on the opposite bank, he sunk, and was drowned. Our Countryman who lately escaped from France has, in his unvarnished Tale, undone what the Me niteur has been labouring to aacornpliah for several years past. He has opened thts eyes of 4111 Europe as to the real condition of Franco, which, in the pro stituted and dependent state 9f the, Continental Presses, could not otherwise Nem appeared. A Work more interesting, more origin el, and. More deserving of general attention, never tssued from the Press, RICHARDSON, GoontsticK, and Co. respeetfully acquaint the Public, that the Tickets and Shares for the September State Lottery will be ready for Sale the naidtlie of the present week, at their Oakes, Cornhill and. Charing-cross. 'Those who are desir ous of obtaining. favourite 'Numbers may have them, procui:at by at* eat if applii:Atir,):l, .