The Sun. — London, England, 1805-07-31 00:00:00

Roz Tni D urcli P4l'ERg• - • LL , . . IMPORTANT . ATE F.'ii./I.ER-- : whic tißl. all IMY l'3'---The l\Tegotiatious fr`T-n. the. h .Elirope•to tlll5 tnoment expe4ecl peace and re-toration ,( , f, tranquilliV- have m'sc'th'kd:' baron Novosnazoil, has returned . the Passports which lie had reeiveil from Milan, tlgough thp.,rue diation of Onr Court, for his mission to France, with the following Note. • NOTE..,- k',.. nom PIS EXCELLENCY BARON N'OVOSILTZOFF :T9 . . • - HU kXCELLENCY BARON fiARPRNBERG, MINISTE. UP sTArtt. .. • ' : . . . . "-When Ris Majesty'the ENtrEoftt of' ' all ' t-11. 4'' ' i• with - • • • - 4stts in comp.aan..-.e the WISIII2A Ot Tili• 1 / 1 14- • TANNIC liAstsry lid, sign e d to fesolVed to send the,Lbider: sighed llot. , a APARTE, 'to' meet the pacific' oicrturel lie had made to the Court of - Lotidotr, His 11113SIAN NlA.nts•ry 44 1 1106 \ es was guided .by 'two '.'sentiment.. (painted force, nted, of e trinnely, with ll'hich you•are ',lle ''l his desire, on the one hand„to llkirt a Sovereign who, was ready. to make rexcr-'• Itons dna sacrifices for the general tranquillity; and, •• rise 6:14 hand, to .piocure'ach-antages 40 all tan: . ; isoi humpe, frOin a pacific disposi,tipri,..which, . ilonl,ttie format manner ill which it Was' announced, kiglk•.! considered as Vet' since. 1: .I`,;,sii-t: Vet')' e. " The existing , disagreement • between i" 4 1, , 441ce could have placed insurmountable ob iii the way of a Negotiatithi of :I ) ;_.ace by a i'.411141 .Nstc•r'; but lAtrElii-,ii.. MAJESTY Q(iile.tV,SSIA did not- hesitate), fin' a montent, to pass tielrh'll iersonal clispleasure,' and all ustrai..fqrrn"li • , . .. is ` His I%rEttIAI.INIAJESTY_of Rtis - iirs. in : ailed-111M- ~,,IC/11:1,1he Aiediation of Ills -Fnusstax NIAJEsTy', tz:li',„ . 11,,,11e requested passport for his, Plynipottuitiary. cclareil that fie. should onlv.rceit"e 'them on. . tetii.l)4l.lcolar condition, .hatnely, ihaf hi 4 'Plenipo wi..city ) ,"Druid enter direaly uvon ackil(the Chiefol the French GoVernment, , without : a Negotiatioti arid l t r ie ,dging the new title' ‘vhich he had assumed; • brat 1 1:11 40NA emcry., should give explicit assurances , gclieraTl''l" still animated by the same wish fora Let t 1. , " ti e witici'l he had appeared. to shew in his ,ce,,,,,,ti0..11i BitrrANNic 111,t.t45Ty.,.. • .. . I:i.is pleittililLtry assurance.was themore_ neces 1. ,Inks:„nee BONAPARTE ,had assumed - the title of swe l i. .i , Italy immediately upon receipt. of "the !an tcr , )t . ti ‘ el l by liis .IsltiTAN•Nic :NlAJnsTy ,to his bet ti tit 'iv I st of January •., title which in itsdf put .4 0be,...‘ . )i* . . .. • of Pe er e 111 the way uf the desired reamation e . - he,-p o , i 4f i t te . r HIS PRUssrAN . MA J EsTy had transmitted tic s , t h,,.' w .e answer from the Cabinet of the Timille- I. "`ll•PersA • - the daft • •.• • lel- to tau i ts has,. .ti n lltloll bllli.c. ) lAJE ATI 11!'t ereaCifiC NegotiatiOni-1 lis IMPERIAL relfi liv, „rasah_ 41 accepted the Passport -4 the mere iii(.,,,,Z ~,,",‘ 7 :4 10 1 ,4! the French Goverittnent showed so ~ 41477a',,i.utnatioa to. transmit them. . ' , Tre at i e ) . 4tu',ll transgression of • the most solemn 1 I t 'tlitic e l' l . ts `i' L e Malian of the Ligurian Bepublic with cikatilst3",l„ueen elreClevl. r rhis event of itself, the t)aliti,s wis:.l!,'LlAihich hai:seaccompartied it, Ole fur ., ii" have been employed to hasteh the thozitti t o .4ireof, the riminent which 11 4 s bell ii,rnito aft , 41TY•the same into exectiCon, have, ,alas • Itikki, agi,,rregilte which must tic.rtninate the 'sa- ' vottid 1 411 ielt Ilis r!,, I, , 'At .. • 't, - ~have ,„ t -1- Lk lA. i 4.u.A.1 EST Y ,of nussi A ctil4l o, ` - iiii i ' . . 11 / 9 e at the pressing request of Great halifil l 'ir ilt r t i t in fix hope, of restoring the necessary' • fate '• Witi ) ,,:,: E ., ur °l)o h e the means of Negotiation. • .. s. ---.. tionlit 1..14 impEn i AL MAJESTY, of "14. %It'd IRA have insisted se •strernical3/Y °n conch ' 1 , 4 , ~ tions fixed b, 1 . talc French Govern.- ) nm, if lc ifiltsriliti.ii_ll,ll4.l,lll.led the hope that it yould : -'3 -$1,i"(11 Ii01(11 Society tOgt"ther,',and whit'll'uP respea the 141(1(111 ' 11 cr)1111401ce Clf C ligat,atrllCllti . between cm .. .thit t ttN4ficms; Nit it cannot - possibly bo believed, ' N o,. P. 1 9NA 1 , A ,„, , . 41 Qi , ' • tis u'hen lie granted the . i'assport's, : i.aratiol4;ter.° lf:.-.`sompanied.with the most Pacific de , ; cliy u , ) 4e.tiously intended to fulfil them ; because 1 the' 44 4, t ' il tl e e lithe which would .necess:iriiy elaPse be tiDirk, tifirantlng -of the' Passports and • the urn - at 41 ' kiln f'•.: le •!.' si gh , ::(l at Paris, he took Measures which,: litti l all Ctlitating the restorition of Peace, were of 14;14t.at:ture,, thtiuthy annihilated the very grounds i. :: ti°ll ilifi'lti',P6,f,ler4igned.' ' in rec•dling to' the.,fccollec '' with wlii ‘ e ' l s t ,it''''°,.„'lleticy Baron" IlsannxnEaG, fads: i ~' i ill !"I'Y tylitiutZ,,kfahinet of Hi, PRUSSIAN MAJESTY oral 1 1 • ) 4Qlll:tinted, must, at the same - time, i ' llth,, ' 111 ! that hs 1 • t - ,i„ •AN Xi. L lasjust .now received from His , it -tle, to ret '' 3l '.sY an tirder dated the. 9th: - (V1 St) 1 1 . • 4 4 414 4 , 4 .11 ,r 11 the aurtexed Passports' ininiediatelY's I '.• i th e I,! r i l s t'3t Your Excellency to transmit - the same 1 . . tati o (itch G o . ‘ ,l • tl, b i n , - V.,erinnent) with .this. present: De-...“- , .., il l the p e. l . 11 0 us whatever cats' .be made cat' .thern , ,:: o ,•,„ !wilt )talc , affairs, ~ i,. 14 e IL e or • , ... . , . • , : Zi'lity,to I;ll".s'ersigncd availi hintscif of this oppor . ,i, , t k sh , •,. tw tu his Excellency the' assurance ot - : Pqt. ' so (s • ' ' i. '.: b elt ltilist) N. ;: 3 '‘ .• N , ... 4. 2% j„ VON NOVOS11.17Z01; F." • Is , s 4 h e zu , , ri c , 0 . S. (loth luiy) tRoS." ' 3 1 flit N ) 1 ( ' " ' e N' ''' te ''''- d'• 1 - ... ;tt 1 h 4 y .•,. a l . Was untne tate vtx .insi h. , L.( . I. '• Aillevok; r,,,,i:i'iliZi 'exeept" I'Vt LA P Oil:, E'S T; Ifill: Frew- 1 4 itet.,„- . 4 , tere,, to their respeaive Courts, by I 11. I s' 43 anti F ' i, Ils (1.1 .xpresses. '‘'.. '',11,„ ~,,,,,,„:)1:),t:),,i,i,.. tr.uz Baron iiiio vostri:7,iiiv will . N 6 11,,,„,, jc , ~, retui n to St. Petershtirgh... , I,,...rvi'i!i...i*•,„.„loL'' 16 . -- V:re are informed' that Baron ' t ck ei will ~i (, , , . , 11 /1 - to has held • ' further conferences a(}4.0%,, L out oruhis journey to St..l'etershurgli I•ri A (4) l"ri t -, : tl '' I) ist . )s e '4 l- ; '' r ri ved here yesterilty fr6rn Vicinia .4 41 (, ~k t.0., : -.zi t o tl . , h 'iler a 1 v .. the Russian Minister, said to be , rAi ll i t <-'4 WIZINORRODB, .' 411,a li i ', d V I,y , , h-i .'q' at ter. I,rs."--•( Aptain JAconr. NinTal Com , .., Jo•invin '• f. - • qt 4. ' • '''', comtn.mic-it.. that the Teazo'r 4 1)tui , 1 "• , two 1.1. - t• 'i' -.*., . ' , (", ,t'ci L., ~, . i t ash Gt In- uoats have .been •' b 11th' e J -v(11 e3oll^bOlt ' I - dts of ti t :,,, 1:4, 4 , . , a under tle or („,,::._. 4 1 I;t1 1 ,.. ' `kliti Carried i fi t - Granville. The 0 Pkila r,.. , i wotindod • , 1 - la 4 , -,, ta o 1 1, . ) among u• tont was the tt l , ii .. Nerel y mic s '"..Prrt who lost an artn, and was i1it,.14,4 wa. „21,titled in , the. thiqh. ...Our less in, •: 1 i; , ti,„.‘.:? s t iv, , `• Ca pt. Cor.r.i•r received some . • ~„,.,, t ,, k v , ' hi, , lve,to c. ~t ~.1 . . . . . 4, 4 ' 1 .! tin; 1,--,'F,tt,rs.' rrorn cart bl'oen-t-illi owl, ,„„, . .I.4 c i .., 1, , .... : -1. , 4, .... , • f 114 Wilivi i Ila,:ei: 411:411.1),t, State, tile Sli'atli4ll'Squa (4. ~ and till, ~r,..!eii Increased to seven Still of' the i,,,„'.'1,1eit),,,,,,h, 1,411-.),=tes, put to sea 'at the beginning ; I c l l t ,. tiv, :sair',,,l2ably, with the. intention. of. j9iti- ' P,, ;„•1! V4,11t f 1 i ' ; () 1 ' t 11 k.! he. at Ciidt2;.. The great 1 / 4 ! „ 4 (;,!),.. 1 '- 11 which. remained so long in the !ip. ot4 r , • , ' s4lr ) . . PrOCOeded Ns -the .I‘fectiterraneau ~. t lime, b tit. .., . . . ~.- returned.. on hearing that ! 4. . a t ;oft the Spani sh Squadron .wastappralebincr. The Spa ilii.ll.,.s4l44roq, on the other hand,7hearing that there Was Foite tit eleven Sait-:'oft the:Line between-Gibraltar and•Cadi74, teturned toPartha gen?. s lt'is, , supp _ psed that, onlhe flfS4 tat e opportunity it Will pint to sea for thefinu . th,:time„ reinfoWed by• tWo - more Sail cif the Line,. whioh they wore husy iii fitting .at 6rthagena on the Ith instant. *- JvLy 2.0.,--We . read in this day's . . Moniteur the follo';vitig:"' The Squadrons from Rochefort . and L'Orient prove the inefficacy of the blockading sys teai. They have put to sea with a fair wind •they had exCelletit . Troops on . board. The .Rocltetbrt Squadron was oat of sight 12 hours after leaving the Port." JULY 2 is confirmed that Marshal LASSES iS 31>pOilated. tO command one (if the Divisions of the Army of Fn-i•ind • it is to be ,called the Van , Vara of the EY7pedit ion.. - ' Admiral .Mis 6 IRS SY,. who was s'aid• to be in des j grace, hat resigned the. Command of the Rochefort. Squadron, on account . of ill health ; and his Site f:essdr has already commenced his ft:maims. His Ekdelleney Count.-ConENTz . t-n., Ambassador - from ,his ,AIJS*PAN ALOESTY, hist'96'f turned to Faris. . • No further accounts have been received of the Combined Fleet. . . BAN Ks OP aria MAJNn,Tt.tpy. .• 6.--.According; r to an article from St. Petyrsburgh, inserted in 111c' Geriaan Papers, all RussLni receiver! or lors to , repairLt&their corps . as spuedili as possible. •'• -- • ,TlALetterS front Cologne state, - that the; French - ,: .Troops which had,been foc s.2tne time assembled on the. Lower Rhine have received orders to March to . the Wcsfern Coast, although as- first reported,.: that-they would march to the Upper Rhine. Seve ral Regiments will soon, march from the'lcitericiit--a France i to , the Upper Rhine, to reinforce the Gard ' sons, of several places which are not numerous at present. NrIF,NNA, .11. - ),Y 8.- 7 -They. write from Lemberg,. .that twoi Battalions ofTruops of the Line, which ittle: at that. Once, have tura-died on the 1 15th and talk of • last month, The Archdac Cuttßl:ES''S RegiMent of :Uttlans has.also cunimer.c its march on the with of last mouth. The Regiments of, the Archdukeß 'LEN VP, and of.SpoK, na Au aria, have teceiVed orders to march to the,Tyrol. In Italy there are at present thirteen Regiments of linantry, one Regi ment of Light ii - orse and one Reg:lint:la Hus Airs. 1 0 .---Sevet-al Regiments doing garrison duty • in distant places have received orders to gul)y•short marches to the frontier of Stiria,' • All travellers who' arrive fronl the Tyrol and from Italy, report,-- that the march of Trocips, and the paSsing of carriages, is so frequent on the roa4 thither, that the travel lers can hardly.proceed, the roads being entirety co. tired with: men and carriages. AGRICULTURE, f,ec. MONTiiLY REPORT FOR JULY. The Wheat Harvest has advanced more rapidly than the coolness off, the'Suannr afforded grounds to expel ,elfnbloom has been 'lrenerally fine m most distriCts, and the csn-5 V.V:e st.7ldom knoWn to set better for a !ar: - ,c ~:;,duce. The great Corn Coon.' • *ties of 14ssex, .and Kent, are notthe - MOst proinising this year. The WeSt of England, and' many , of the Midland Counties, equal them; at least in 'bulk on'the ground, not only in Wheat, :but in the various Spring Crops, -particularly 'in Beans and' Pease. Harvest will commence on ionterof the light warni soil's in Surrey and : Middlesex in the course •of the next week. The fi)rWard Barleys :and Oats are, in general,. hcavy'crops ; but those late sow-a received such 's check by the , cold wet weather in May, . that these :will prove.. un;versally light; eieri , On POd laild 4 . The prospect of every article of the Pulse kind was never mere abundant. The general . crop . of Hay has been, considerablr .increased by.the favourable change of weather.--.--The ibrward Tar- Pips look thritry, particularly. those got in by the drill :,the hitter sown have in Many parts missed plant, from the tly.—Potatoes are expetied to vield a large average produce throughout England.- , :The Hop Plants :of Kent and Sussex . Continue to look well.—Smit Wield has been rather scantily supplied with good grass Beef, from the backwardness of the season ; so that .Bullocks of prune quality continue to Sell ,wellMutton' and Lamb remain law,— 'Chotigli ; the e:thibit Lean Stock of most kinds in great 'plenty, thp prices are still held up beyond their proportionate value compared with and Store Hogs are reasonable.—Horses of strength ,tigur, for collar,: and the road, are scarce, (pi ilear.—The Wool Maikets continue brisk and rising,, both tbr tong and short .Fleeces. • LAW: 10;PO UT. COURT o.r Cl-1A N V, I tuy /0. PAJLIAR v. BAILLit AND Ar,vits. The Plaintiff in this case was the widow anct:elt4 ecutrit pt Mr. Jame:; Baillie, a very extensive West India Proprietor and Merchant. In this capaeity, her husband being creditor to Messrs. Wm, Ballantyfie and Alexander Fraser, both deceased, she 'toOk out letters of administration, in this Country, to the elleth of those two Gentlemen. Messrs Ballantylie and Frater 'were partners in trade with the Defend- • ants, . George Bail e lie and Alves; and from an , ac-. count between the deceased and the surviving part ners, made up by Mr. - Winter, an Accountant, it appeared that on the 31 st of December, I 8 00, Mew's. Baillie and Alves were debtors to the estates of Mr. Ballantyne and Mr. Fraser in the stam of 81 1(n. 7s. 4esides the sum of 60001. which had been paid up. , To recover this sum, with such other shares filling to ,Ballantyne and Frazer, as it might be ascertained the Defendants . ' had since received, and interest, the • Plaintiff tiled a Bill in Chancery After a consider able delay, five separate answers, were put in for the Defendant Bakilie, to the Bill, and amended Bill. The 041.150 came on this day, on a Motion made by Mr. TIGGoTT; Mr. ROMiLtY, and Mr. HART, :Counsel for , the Plaintiff, praying for an Order on the Defendants to pay into Court the sum appear ing onthe face of the account, and admitted, in the anowers giVen in to the Bill, to bedue to the Plain- Mministrator to Mr. Ballantyne's and. Mr. i-fiSeris estates, Mr. IltdnAtiOS, Mr. JORDAN', and Mr. PLOWPItt•r, for'Mr: George Baillie, resisted this demand on -seve ' grount - N. In tbe p \vet paetictike - i - , , by Mr. Pe , 1 . .>, teat there hure .attempt to er.,.e: - e, form of a Mo 4 Sote, Nvl;:tr, the, Pales or cult be obtahred'On a hearit •Ilie merits ' ri:he mita hei:e asked to - be brcitight into Court xv,is_ the whole sum in the ac co nut-mae, up by Mr, ; and all of Which, its ; ley ‘;ee,e-,- could be recovered. under the Hill filed by the Plaintiff, if she Should be. found in the right when the .nterits of the (.:%; ,- ,e came to be heard.H 7 This Aim; however, had not in .his answers admitted to be due; by a reference to which it .was ascertained the Plaintiff was not a party; it was a.. transaelion entirely between 'Mi• Aires and Mr. Bane ; the aCcountant ; had been - appointed by Mr. Alves; Mr. Baillie had never even seen the account, and it had, never been actedon . by' Baillie and Alves as a settlement of matters between them. In addition to this it was contended, thk Mr. G. Baillie having administered to Abe estates of Messrs: Itallantyne and FraSereifi St. Vincent's, ind having thereby made himself and his property there responsible for the assets in his hands, it' would be a great hardship on him to make hint pay into Court here; and- it would be a piece ,of injustice to the Creditors' there, who might tonsist of judgment, bond; and common contra& Creditors, to make theM come into a Court of Equity in this country, Where ail preferences and priorities would be broken . d e wn, and their several rights wonld be eanfourube ed, or done away. There was another eireum staeee. utt whieb _the I,earned Counsel strongly rested, as precluding Mr. G. Bane, even shoal& lit. be `really :to adthit the justice of the balance, and did* lie under no inconvenience from his Colonial adMinistration to the estates of Balletityne andFra , ser, tldru paying away the balances in his. hands : e ...43allantyne and Fraser, at the titte of their deaths, were debtors to Mr. James Baillie e , the -husband:, ;in 20,0001: 1 their estates were completel bankront. And. the PlAintiti, as sole Executrix of her husband, - had, in the year 1796, for it: valuable consideration, nude. over all her husband's estate and effeas to the, Delendant,, George others, as Trustee s . tir the, Creditor:, ; and for ya .r.e.fty of Jnher puposes,. which still remained:: to be executed. It could not, therefOrb, be...to the Plaintiff, as Administratrix to the estates of Ballan , ityneand Fraser, which Were bankrupt, and greatly indebted to the deceased James Baillie, to whom the Defendant, George Bane, must be called en t(p rsc count, bUt to hintself, as sole or joint aeting '.trustee under that deed,. As Administratrix to 13allatitvne " and Fr' vet., the . Plaintiff could only be etitilled to draw aft,Cr all claims against them were satisfied; and, as Assignor of her husband's prop er ty fin the benefit of his creditors, she could not:. be intitied in this manner again to draw back so large a,sutit into her own hands. At all events, if the Plaintiff was mantled to recover any-thing' frtimethe Defendant, Mr. Barflie s it• could onli j be his proportien of the snm due to the estates of Mr: Ballantyne and Mr, Fne,er, being to the extent of two-thirds of the debt. NT r , for the Defendant Mr. Al;c!s, did not °hie& to the motion to• the ,extant of his one-third. Mr. pi G GO,TT was about to reply, when The LORD CitaNcecLon told him there were se veral points to which it would be neceary for ;dim to seirea" his ottentien. The Plaintiff here claimed - to have the. assets paid into Court, not as the .As; g no r ,,,f t ie property of her husband J. Baillie, 'but as Administratrix to the estates of Ballantyne and .Fraser, to 'which the Defendants Were indebted; and although she was the same person' who , in a different capacity had made over her husband's estates in trust to the DOC-rid:lra and 'Others, ti6t `cciuld not prevent her fretu drat the mo-, ney due by the Defendant, G. Bailie, to the e3tate:l to which the •had administered, shOuld be paid into Court, where it would remain subject to the elaiins of those best entitled to it. The Colonial Adinimstratlon , and the Trost Ned on which the Defendant had found ed, instead of favouring his plea, mail agniiinsf As Colonial Administrator to Oil estates an d Fraser, as Trustee under the dec4 executed' by the Plaintiff 6 titgi, lie.ouslit to ha\ e known what sum he in his individual capiieity was indebted to himself is acting in those tv.. - o separate confidential charaaers, yet none of his various answers to the 13ill evinced a disposition to ,make such a declara; don. The only thing, whin struck his Lordship as reinhing exphiltatteil, Wa4„ that which fell front Mr. 171.00 PEN in his outset.---did the Bill claim a general stun, of which the Si, t6l. was on l y a pact and thcn, had the Defendant admitted this sum Mr, l'zGuoTT endeavoured to satisfy his Lordship on thole two points, from the prayer of the Hili, And' the fcrarth and fifth answers given in by the De- fendaht. Hia Lordship - said, he should consider till to-mor row morning what import those Pipers would ad mit of. Be felt every inclination to determine in favour of the Plaintiff s . convinced that any thing in the answexs had 'leen relthantly extorted from the De_endan.t. Re must, however, not allow his incli nation to lead him to depart from the Rules of the Court, 1" - Te should also at the same time determine as to whether the messenger should be discharged. Ro'ruttiormns , ,..:—Thi si 'ltd. - , Marine :Watering Plat:els now very full of 'company. following alt.. the recent mivai b ,-- tit; the/ D‘uto or He:4lll'4w, Lord and Lady Sheffield, lady Clear: Lady Warren Captain and Mr. !Jarrett, Mr. ati& Mrs. Gosling, Mr. and Mra. fisuritristid, Mr. and Mrs, Han. hurt', hljss (30,114 Y, Mr. and Mrs, Ma , chant, Mr. and Hosc:ins, Mrs. Paget, Mrs, Warrington; Mr. and Mrs. Lewes, Mi4s Lewes, Mil* Whitteld, Mrs. Butler, Miss curt, Mr. Richards, 11r. and Mrs. Knight, twu Misses Knight, - Major. ,aud Mrs. Hutchinson, sir, Boucher, 4tic. CORN EXCHANOR, JULY 3 I.—To-day not many fresh arrivals of 'Wheat, but a tolerable good supply; the late tbreign arrivals are chiefly from Russia ; Sales are not vet*); brisk, and at somewhat less priee. Barley, with Ni alt, are in extreme short supply ) zind are both dearer.---Beans ktch better price. —We have Oats in middling supply, and this trade at a further . advance.—There is some Rape Seed artived, I.vbich is very high,, and its price nominal,— Flour without variation. A curious Observer of Lotteries, has miide ct calculation of the number of ,per , ,otts who hirve re ct:ived Shares of Capital Prizes withii; the last two rars, and finds that they amount to tuoro than t boo. Of this numbiu., according to the eatoparative state ment of the several nmks,of society, matio by the. Mat:Mous author of the Wealth of Nations; upwards of one iliou,sand individuals must ball: bow maimed 4rQUI inferior stations to Independtaact.:. )1:Y;I:t0 Jje,-)45 v, , C‘l3 w of 200 N - ability ;?It( Be s id6s-ihe Tto y i k L .. S A Mr: 110tieL t ht,Lti CounteF.:l C 1.1 :1:„',7'i.1111.3), 6f.'PßiFror. Luly, Sir I ) iYrdt, Sir BAmpeiFt,u, Countess • '..4:..;•1:.t..D„ iz.c TER; Lardy G. IVltntitA.T.,, &C. . • . The ConedrtS at the rtoOrus oti Mencliivs Sa turdays,under the patronage of di slt Oy Ilig!inessi the Dultr. of Quntaaar.Akio, are well . atti.l,i(.i:ed. His. Royal Highness's Baud dtawz a numbn of titel bility and Gentry, as well as many- of thc, first rite musical aniateurs. - This morning firs .I‘l,/i.rrs-TY mounted his. horst& as the clock struck seven, attended by the Marquis of fir ierPolt; and:Generals - CA NV :And FrizßOY. .10.83V1 . T ran:l - nett from his ride about ; and at half past ten Mr. yurpvs attended, nig MAJESTY, and, we are IT„.py to say, he reported,Hts,:gjn.sTY's eyes to i',7• r.ter, QUEI:N and PRINCRSE:us Er.x7.,t‘SETIT and MARY; attended by Ladies rat `gone to take an airing to Upway and .HIS MASESTY''S health Appc, , ars nvach i:llyrovcd since his arrival here. at the 110 . 01. Hotel • - Lord , Snd Ladr.Charleyille zoici family, Sir jolm, Larl%. ' ard two Mi,i Sertiths, Major Thormott, hl r. l'rettclmrd, as Lady .inivita Tri,sit , .:llsrdv.illr., and Mrs, lioukther, two Mr. Lygons, and Miss I.ygrm. • ;it tt. K. Wc6ircr'',•l:::,ti. 1 Rice ; Pcci. W. 'fucker, Esq. Mr. Mincod anti Son, Nir. l'inkrtev, ltir W,U4I, Rev. Mr. Lander, Mr. W6z,for4 al i 1,1;114. BRIGHTON, Jt `4l. PRII4CE • Nvidi a circle of Nobility' at -. 13011e Vec 11 the n rc.:siL...tuce of the vicaterable accompanied by two Gen. tletnen, ene.tif we believe, was the Earl of Eqsolorri appeared ab ou t n i ne on t i lt; i ae.-~ Taking nearly the cro\vdee.l centre of t; t • iota- . 1 - I!gliness paraded tile ter, than an hour, when he rotired, no i.• to the Pavilion, the:Rand having a minute. Con cluded their evening 11nr.„1',.;:::-; Atithetn of the tits ;;;k: auct ilieauty of plaid were or i the St.ol,llt: the 13uke anct Conntoss of .13..\ Mr. and it Joliz.; and !•: Earl of CLER ' . • , , • par:ftie cl..is o'clock, w.. 1..; .1 the r.rurf,and' most of .; : whoa' presc.:t The riti,c,k. ,‘, ' a; 1_ , ,.•(3.,,01)0'•!: Seeniett nit atu.i ci t I:, • , .1 bustle of betthig ho whit, - past t\VCIVC Tits Royal l'W:11nc: and six, proceeded - for the It species of ililtionable vehicle, at the saute I.Outl, d for the same place, were in notion.---111c.'1),:-. I; , ading to the Course., in a low . niiiitites, w t ee cot,:'':. c:re ed with the efittipage of t with equestrians and pedeitriau to ttle. ialuitier of many thousands. l'he l'ttiNcß ithice4l hiroe.cht; to the' 1N19171 1 of the Stand as be or (I'l,e !Tort:4 tbil thy corunienced with a Sweet i :ota; , ::.•!..l of I f.so ;..;e'.nez33, the yew Course., about a Mite the tour 110Nui nanica, I)arlintori'i Aiac, 4 try 8 315: Mr, F. Neakie, lirainworril',, 4 yr* , 7.,t Mr. Win:thanC; Ycting H, ;it, 10). oil). 2, d r d r •y. f 'it stlrting-- rase:wa.... , . 3 1 1..!!):1: !: vof ,',A)I. ;I , :•.;tpti, ~,, c 7; tot f, . 6 yri, 2 2 , All, iitht;r , ol;• 4 y 1 .5 ..t 3 ' 3 Pt, IN plobed thi lt-hy hull 1.!...1i:;t1t, 0 c1 ( t44 5 ,, r6. 21 AA' In 11V , th.tt WWI tro ti od I,,„ at, t hy ; t „ two against t 1,4 ., t:;\ Titf:y leUgdi •7. horse again taking the he i,l.)t tin( the u hole. of them turned.to make tlic the:,- way hack. From thil ;I}m),l hi, I !It?. poo, they were.neck and necl; howevtiT, was th e winner.—The,hnov, ing (mei. were rather taken in.—The last rice tft li (.1:l% was Fa Pounds for 3-year oldi, Bre. 1 I mit .14. the?. Of W 3 IC S 'i CO . C . P2tti/ClllO, 4 yrs, u. 3 x t Mr. ' llowortles c'. Prodigal, by Gun:4l)4A a 2.3 Mr. Ladteroke's b. tr. Lion, 3 t 3 z The first race 'MIS Won eiisily by Dora againgt, Prodigal, the PviNcr.'i Peiinchio reserving powers for the ne.x:t The set'orkt \VIM 4 vrrk severe one, the three , ho ,es miming in very eleSe together j the , Pttirici! ' s winner„ . Three to t ii wo on Pi.p::.trido again:a OK- fu:l.l was I.l 6 *betted in oinc. places,-and two lo in others. Bora did her utmost , in the third arthi deci , iive heat, but her tuniot;t tti as not.sufficient. Prodipti mad e se veal fruitleis efforts; but tlie race ultimately was Nynn easily by , Petruchio. This race over, the C0111;- at neatly five o'clock, bean spicily to move I.•otn the hill to the toti, The PRINCL did not drive his harouche borne, but was seated in the heidy of the cartiage with' three Gentlemen.. A selea Party of Nobility dine at , the Pavillen this: evening froni whence they Nviii Lteeornpauy his HI GIINUS ' to. 'the Ball at the Coale. ~~ VROM ANOTRER CORRF.SPONDPNT. GRANE) Rost 13.A.t,/., CtiTLK V - eening, at nine , o'clock, the trat 4VihVinbiy tOr the 5et,, ,, ,(41 was held here, tiocici- the itatralt:tge of the cat' Luzi. The .a I -room I tig e lofty, luta ctillllilatleo it fiat ieLl" Of the Steyne ; alio into Ow tiaiden, the beatiti-. 1,11 ovihy (it the itoyai ite.,i,:ent. 'File room is 84 1(.11 -t(i wide ; the eiding forms ilti well, and 1 painted to typn . --c7tt the Stlll j every part at the town ormon'inc..l with variou.i niaNtetly /laintings Ut z olitignity; it was hir;ittvit op in a 8111 )t. rior , ittite4l t 0 the dignity of th”gnests - , with