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round, grape, and other dexcriptiOris of shot, sup ported by three battcrie.s, for the space of twenty= crie minutes, and very destructive to our sails rilld rigging. Mv object during that time seas, to prevent ti l icir hauling outside the dry rock named Graul, but in steering Sufficiently close to it, to leave them no room- to pass between the and it, and at the same - time to avoidrunning on it my- telt, the utmost difficulty and anxiety was pro duced by the cloud of smoke which drifted ahead of the ship and totilly obicured it. however,' by the care and attentiO of Mr. Hugh Stewart, the Master,' the ship was carried Within the distance -of her ovitn length on the south west side, in guar lc% less seven fathoms, and the enemy were in con seqoence Obliged, as their only alternative, to at tempt paSsing within it, when there , was not water enough, and they all grounded, under every suil, on the rocks bet-,veen it and the shore. The sails and rigging Of the Northumberland' were so much daitaga, that I was Obliged to leave the enemy ti) the effects of. the fallipg tide, it being only bnequ•nter ebb, Idle I. rep the rigging and shifted the fore-top-Sail, which was rendered entirely useleSs 5 workin , i to windward - during that One under what sail I could set, to,, prevent fall - ing to leeward ; in which interval, at five O'clrek, the Growler joined, and fired on'the enemy occa sionally. -At twenty-eight minutes after five, I anchored the NOrthumberland in six and an half ; fathoms water,Point de-Pierre-LayebearingNSW. half N. the citadel of Port de Louis E. three quar ters N. and the rock named Le Graul N. half E. two cables length distant, with her broadside bearing on the enemy's two frigates and brig, at point blank range, all of them havingtfallen over on their sides nest the shore as the tide left them, and exposed their copper to us, and the Matn mast of one frigate and the brig were gone 5 'and from thirty-four minutes . after five till fO.y-nine minutes past six (which was near the time of,low tpter), a deliberate and careful fire was kept up on them, at which time, believing I had fully effected the object_ of my endeavours, the crews bating quitted their vessels, all' their bottoms being pierced by very many of our shot, so lbw doWn as to ensure their filling oh the rising tide, and.the leading frigate being completelyin flames, communicated to the hull from a fire which broke out in her foretop, I'got under sail. Three bat teries. fired at the, ship during the whole time she was at anchor, and although the position was so far well chosen that, she was out of the range of tWO 'of them, the other (to which 'the enemy's vessels were nearest) reached her, and did as' much execution in the hull as all th e i fire She had been exposed t!) before. .. I directed the Commander of the Growler to stand in and fire,- - to prevent the enemy from re turning to their vest,els after. I had ceased. ...At five minutes befoie eight,, the frigate on fire blew up with 'an awful eXplosion; leaving no 're mains of. her visible. At the close of day I an chored- f6rthe fright, out of reach of the batteries on both Sides, Point Taleet be - arinig NNW half W. Groa -S. S.W. half W. the enemy's vessels .1 E;; At ten, the other frigate . appeared to be on fire tilse(:(SOme smokehaving been weir. on board' her ft oin . the time.' the firing .ceased), arid athalf past eleven, "the flames burst fOrth from her ports and every part with nnektin. n'tfiShable fury,' which unloO l Vd-for event leaving r. • me nothing more to attempt in the morning, the, brig being .quite on her beam ends, and very much damaged by our shot in every part of .her bottom,, even Very near her keel, I weighed anchor at mid , . night, with a very light air from the north Ward, with the Growler. in company, profiting by the brie,rhtuess the moon to get to sea ; but it was so near calm that I-made very little progress, and . therefore saw the frigate burning from head to stern all night, and explode at thirty-five minutes after, two in the morning of. yesterday, leaving a por tion of her after-part still burning till zt was en tirely consumed ; and in the course of the day, I. had the_ satisfaction to see, from off the N.W. point of Groa,- a third_ fire and. explosion in the , 6arae - spot,• which cOuld have been no other than the brig. During the tinte'of firing on he enemy's Vessels, , a 'seaman, NOLO. states himself to be a native of Portugal., .cavtured in the ship Harmony, of Lisbon' ' by the frigates, on the 22d February, swam from one of them to the Northumberland,. by whom I am informed their names Were l'Ari aline and 1' Amlromache, of forty-four guns and four hundred and fifty men each, and the Mame lnke brig, 'of eighteen guns and one hUndred and ' fifty men ; that they . sailed from the Loire in.the month of January„ had been cruizing in various parts of the Atlantic, and had destroyed thirty six vessels of different, nations (Americans, Spa niards, Portuguese, and EneU,sh), taking the nrost valuable. parts of their cargoes on board - the frigates (and they appeared very deep for ships !c• long at sea), and • one ve: - ;sel they sent as a cartel to England, with about two.' hundred pri wners. I am happy to have now the gratifying duty to discharge-of bearing testimony to the creditable conduct conduct of . ever,y officer and man I had the honour to command on the occasion above related, whose zealouS exertions in supporting the honour of his Alaiesty's naval power, and in humbling that of the enemy; were conspicuously displayed, without rc gard'to the peculiar intricacy of the situation, or the risks and difficulties which adpeared to inter pose ; and I hope the circumstances of his station may, permit me toil - lake particular report of the services of the Senior Lieutenant John Banks, without prejplice to, or neglect of, the other me ritorious and deserving officers,who were all equal ly inspired with,. intrepidity, and possessed with confidence and coolness, which rendered that qua lification the more . valuable. .But as the safety of his Majesty's ship; and the success of the opera tions which restated in a navigation so_narrow and difficult, with almost every. description of danger avoid, is attributable, next to .Providence, to the ability with which she was. keened and cOn di:etc(' under the direction of Mr.. Stewart (the Master), and the. Pilot, I should he wanting . in ,rny . duty if I .were to omit to represent to you that .nothing could exceed the:firmness, good judgment, and skill. of. those officers, whose experience on -*he coast was extremely beneficial to-the service, LONDON: Printed by THOMAS WOOD, of: N 0.35, Maiden-lane, Covent-g - arden; and Published by WILLIAM iiIIMIGER SCRIPPS, South Moltou-street„Grdsvenor-square 4 At the Suzi-OFe4cg,,,No. I w, strand, vilere jdvertisements, Orders for the Pear, Leikrs . Nr the Editor, etc.. (post paid), must be addressed. atia Mr. teivatt's tomitilt : *ett of the giTat64t assistance to me. Lieutenant J. Weeks, czniihanding tlicGroivler gun-brig,•:made every effort that vessel was capa ble of to.render assistance, and sheaved a perfect readiness to execute the few directives 1.-had:oc casion to give him.. . I should rejoice, Sir, if I were able to close this hartative without adding a report of loss and in jury sustained ;: but neither you, nor any 'Other authority to - whom you may communicate 'it; will. expect that ;a-ship should- have: been so.long at different periok.underthe_fire of the enemy's va rious, batteries and vessels without 'some loss-; and I am thankful it is not greater than , is; expressed in -,the report- I have the honour to inclose,: With -a statement of the damages the ship bas.sustained, which is little in the hull, but more in the masts, yards, and rigging . ; and I. am glad to say, the officer wounded_ (namely, Lieut, Wm. Fletcher) will soon be-restored. A .lir; of bittle ship, with sails bent and top-, gallant-yards across, lay in the harbour of L'Orient, specator of tht operations of the day, at the en trance of. it ; but the wind did not serve till night for- her coining to the support .of her friends : every assistance, however, was afforded- them of boats, men, kke". from the port, directed, as I apprehend, by the Admiral in person. . I have the houour to be, Bx.c. - (Signed) HOTHAM; Captain. Rear-Admiral Sir Harry Neale, Bart. &c., &c. &c. A List of Killed and Wounded on board his Majesty's ship Northumberlan , l, on the 224 day of May, 1812. Killed— 4 seamen. anti 1 private marine. Wounded-4 officer, S vtty,officers, 19 seamen, and 5 private marines; .of whom 4 are dangerOusly, 10 severely, and 14 slightly. Names of men };filled--.John HoNte, 'able seaman, William Syms, ditto, Thomas Hudson, ordinary' seaman, Patrick Mtn, laudman, Andrew Asu rOyal marine. (Signed) ♦ •H. HOTHAM. Admiralty (Wee, May, 30, 1812. Admiral Lord Keith has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain 'Somer ville; ofhis Majesty's' ship Rota; to Rear-AdmiL ral Sir Harry Neale, giving an account of •fhe cap ture, on the 22a instant, by the boats of that ship, under thedirections of Lienteiiant Turner, of L' Cs padon French privWer, of St. Mahies, plero.ed for ten guns, three mounted; and with 'forty-five men. The Rota had one man killed and five' wound-, ed ; the privateer 7 killed, and 4 wounded. .Carlton-Houiei May 29, 1812. • His:Royal- Highness the Prince was. this day pleased, in the name and on the, behalf of his Majesty, to confer the honour of Knighthood On'the,following person; as proxies fer eight of the Knights .of the Most Honourable ' Ortler of the Bath at the ensuing Installation : . • , , Alexanaer Campbell, .7.sq. Lieutenant-General in the ArmY,. proxy for the Earl of WellingtOni Thothas John Cochrane, Esq. Post Captain in the Royal Navy, proxy for his father the Honourable Sir A. P. Cochrane ; Christopher Cole, Esq. Post Captain inthe Royal Nary,-proxy for.* It. G. Keates ; Charles "Gordon, Esq. Captain in the Army, and brother of the Earl lef Abetdecn, proxy-for the Right Hon.:" Sis John Hope; Sidney. Beckwith, , Esq, Colonel iu the. Army, proxy for his bro. , ther-Sir George Begkwith ; Chas. H. Colville, Esq.. proxy for Sri Thothas• Graham; R. C Hill, Esq. Lieut.-COI. in the Army, proxy fer his bkOther Sir Rowland Hill; and G. W. Flint r Ebri, foi the Righ„ Sir H. Wellesley. St, James's, May 25, 1812. The:DUke of Cambridge has been pleased to appoint the Rev. William Crosbie, B. A. to be one of his Royal 1 - lin- Dess's Domestic Chaplains. Foreign Office, May 25, 1812. His Royal Highness the Prime Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the, behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Peter Carey 'Nivel:, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul in the province and City of Valencia. • . Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford. Bedfordshire Militia..- 7 -Adjutant W. Haidgrove, Esq. to be Captain, •• • • • • . • Ist Regiment of Local Militia.- 7 -Lieut. and Adjutant C. Bailey • to have the ranivol..Captain. 2d Regiment—Lieut, bw Ashwell to be Captain. • Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of. the County of • • Somerset. East Mendip Regiment,.---T he Right Hon. J. H. Addington .tn be Lieut.-Col. Commandant. . John Mackenzie,. Esq. to be Lieut.-Col. C. A. Partridge, Efq. to be 'Major. John Fisher, Esq. James COckhurn, John -HanutionS ' William Wilkins, Rice Wasbrough, Charles Wilkins.; John W. Chad-. wiek, H-John - Addingtou, W. Lewes, John Poole, Esqrs. to /be Captains. W. - Harrison, Joseph Day Joseph Harris, -Joel 'Parsons, Charles Holder, Joseph Lawrence,. Morgan Yeatman, Peter Eaton Coates, H. Unwin • Haddington, W. Parker, James Bryant, George Hall, George Dyer, John Adams, JaMes Adams, and W. Warford, GentS•.• to be Lien tenahts. John Rowe, Gent. to be Adjutant and Captain by Brevet. May Lee, Gent. to be Surgeon. George Armstrong;•, Gent. to be Quarter-Master. West Mendip Regiment.---Joseph Rogers, ESq. to be Lieut.- Col. Commandant. W:l3. Phillott, Esq. to be Lieur.-Col. Commandant. 'W. D. Phillott, Esq. to be. Lieut, Col. G. stone, ESq, to be Major. ,J. Parker, R. Gilling„ J. Allen, A Protheroe, R. Pearsall, J. Clarke, J: Keele, R. Payile, Stephen' Downe, and S. Wyndowe, jun. Esqrs: to be Cap tains. • Robert Alford, T. Nicholls, John Symonds,•T. Pry', John Walker, C. Price, W. Taylor, jun, W. Chancellor, Gents. to be Ensigns. W. Sweating, Gent, to be Surgeon. John H. Gregg, to be Quarter Master, ~Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kean. 24 East Kent, or Lath of Scray and Wing' ham Regiment of Local Militia. 7 -John Saffray and John Wildish, Gents. to • _ be Ensigns. , Se.venoaks.and Bromley Regiment—Lient. John Malyn to be • Captain, vice Sir Richard-Hardinge, - Bart resigned. Henry Howe, Gent, to be Ensign, vice-Wedd, resigned. Berstead and Mailing Regiment. R. Cuthush, Gent. to be Ensign.' Blackheath Regiment.—Lints. .1. - B. Duncan, and Charles Day to be Captains. Surgeon F. P. Strong, Ensigns James . Goiklard, S. Collingwood ' J. R..Rapsey, and W. Forster to 'be Lieutenants. Joh n Pike, W. Pike, Gent. 'to be ' Ensigns. Commission - in the Eastern Battalion of Dorsetshire Local , Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. W. Lewis Herring, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Lieut. I'. - Heming, resigned. • - Commissions signed ,by the Lord - Lienteuant -of the County Palatine of Chester. The tarl of Chester's Volunteer Legion.--Major H. A. Lei-: ceder .be Lieu`t. Col. vice Brooke; resigned. Capt. E. V. Townshend to be Major, vice Leicester, promoted. "P. ri.rooke, Esq. (vice Townshend, promoteC and John Holl and Esq. to be Ca i ptain 10411e -infantry, Tice Leech, de ceased. Macclesfield. Local . Egerton, Esq. to be Limit. Col. ComMandant, vice Broughton, resigned. Major T. Tarleton,. jun. to be'Lieut. Col. 'Vice Egerton, promoted. R. Wilmot, Eq. to be First Major, vice Tarleton, promot-, ed. _ T. W. Tatum, Esq: to be Second Major, vice Wilmot, promoted, Cotigletou Regiment-4' , Twemlow, Esq to he Second Major, vice Leicestor, resigned. Lieut. S. S. Adam to be-Captain, vice Twemlow, promoted. William Stubbs, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Adam, promoted. Isaac Yeitrslef, Gent. to be. Ensign. Commissions'in the Narfolk.LoCal Militia, signed by the Lord - Lieutenant. Ist Eastein Regiment—F. 'Woodrow, Gent: to be Second Lieutenant, vice Thomas Uttiln, promoted. Ist Western Itegiment.=r-William Pestle, Ek. -- to be Captain, • 15iii ' • • • vice Cooper, fOO6 . . . ;ter ettme. (16. e he' Lieutenant-, •S. Plumbly, Gent. to 1)e Q.uartcr Master, th!, rank of Lieutenant, vice. Gaze. • COm;illision; in the Third or Tavigtoeli . ReOimentrof - • ;.hire , Loeal Militia; signad by the 'Lord'hieueeWitit.: . NV. Bray, - Esq, to be Lieut. Uol. ConnThuniant. A. Keilv . 4 juu Esq. to-. be Lieut. Colonel. R; Parson, ,E q. to be" first Islajor. W. Croker, Esq. to ,be Second 'Mail.r. Julyn Abraham . ; Esq. NV. Sleeman, * - Jameii William Gill, Esq. S. Hornbrooke, Henry Skinner, Sa:Dhel Chubb, jun. D. 1 J. P. Crossing - , T.,ll4bbins, Rove, Esqrs. to be. Captains. •S. Cart jim. Jelin Pleaie, W. Hill, Robert Isitac;W: H. Crolicr, W. COI R. 8re! , ,,,1ni • Ezehacott, P.. Easti.cott, J. Eai.. - -fteott, NV ' llrendon, Brendon; R. Curgenven, T. Gin, W. "near, J. C. Braddon, .1. Cummins, 11aubury, John • and Ji Gents: to be Lieutenailds.' Arthur, Gent to be Adjutant. W. Shiutier, Geht to. be, Quarter-Master. John Hurnbrooke. Geot. tO'be - Singeon, Jniins Hole, Gent. to be Sufgeon's Mate.' Coninis,;TonN signed by the Lord Lit , utenant of the County of Corow:tl.l.—l Suker, N. Ricliard - prim - 1,, W . - and Edward Collins, jun. .Esqm to be Dtputy Lit-utenants. „ . , OldMi}iti..—P. B. Harris; and T. H. It. - - Bkteswol - tb, F.,:qrs. to be Captains. Npel Peters; and &qui .Tacki'cin, Htirdett, W. Tonkin, J. Thoulison,, and 11, ..1).1p:s, Gents. to he Lievienimts. A. Blake, Gent:. to be diti.o, and Second Snrgeon's Mate. 3d, or North COinwall Regiment , of Llcal Militia.—R. SY"lon , ', • E5q,, , ' - to be Captain.. F.. Cock, and Gents. to be Lieutenants. B. Smith, and W; Hartwell, Gents. to be Ensigns. 4th, 'or MoontSbay - Regialent.—A. Step'icns, Esq. to be Captain. sth, or Loyal Mimage A7thur, Gent. to be Ensign. C. Dahiel, Gent. to be Stligean„ • Gth, or Peiideunis 'Artillery Regnnent.—W. M. Gichard, Esq. to be•CnOtain. J. - Treleaven,,Gent. to be First Lieut. J. Cornish, Gent to be Second Lieutenant. Carlton-house, May 28, 1812. This day his , Excellenev the Dike del IW'antado„ First Menthe: of the Supreme Council of Regency of Spain and,the Indies, acting in n the name of his Catholic Majesty Ferdinand the Seventh, had a private audience of h.s Reyal ness the Prince Regent, previously to his _departure for Spain to which he was conducted byßobert Chester, Esq. Assistout Master,of the Ceremonies. May _ Croliir-gilit . T, 3O, 1812. . • : • Spencer Joshua Alwyne ConTtou, edni monly called Lord Compton, is returned ,Nlember of Parliament for Northam ton, in the room of the Right Honourable Spencer , Perceval decea:ted.. - 1 'i . . . ' BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED: ' Jnhn Woolley Lesingham, gro'c4r and tea dealer, from May 26, to July 14, at' ten, at GuildhalL • . BANKRUPTS. John Hughes, George-street, Adelphi, woollen-draper, to Zarrender June intone.; anti Jtilylt, at ten, at Guild hall,-London. Attorney, Mr. Hughes, Clifford' , s-inn. • John Ivcs, jun. Newport-market butcher, June 9. at eleven, •16, tArelve, aria ;hay 11, at eleven, at (!.'uildliz:ll;4..oudon., Attorney, Mr. Martindale, Edward-Street,Cavendish-square. Janes Butcher, C'TolderLlanei yeast.aiau, .I..ine 9., 16, ULM July 11, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, M. Hughes - , . Joseph Dicicen, IVollerton; Salop, wciOstapler and maltster, June 24, at four, 25, at ten, and July 11, at eleven, at The' Plurnix Inn, in Drayton-in-Hales, Salop. Attornies; Messrs. Baxter, and Martin, Fnnivars-inn, London; and: 'Mr. Stanley, Drayton-inales. Juan Baptista Caimuyes, Chiqwell-street, Finsbury4quate, merchant, June 2, - 13, and July 11, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, Old Bethlem, New Broad street, London. • W'4 illiam Ward, Reading, Berkshire, barge-builder, June 2, at one, 16, and July 11, at ten, at Guiidball,,Loudon . . At • tornies, 'Messrs. Rogers and SOn, Manubeiter-buildings, IWestmin§tdr. Richard Wright, Woolwich, Kent, victualler, June 2; at ele- Ven, 16, at twelve, and.July.ll, at eleven, at Cipild. London. Attornies; Messrs. Cross and 'Child, King-street, Senthwark. Edward Evans, High-Holborn ' tailor and draper, June,i, 13, and at Guildhall, London.• Attorney, Mr. Weale, Dyer's-buildings, Holborn.. Edward Hicklin and Th !Leklin, Providence-row, Fins bury-square, cheinists and druggists, June 6, 'l3, and July 11, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. S. Pullen,. Fore-street, Cripplegate. William Warren, Leman-street,' Goodman's-fields victualler, June-6,.13, md July.ll, at twelve, at Guildhall, -!.ondon. Attorney, Mr. Rivington, Fenchurch-b uiidings, Feuchurch treet. • • Thoinas Davie's, Ttound-court, St. Martin's-le-Grand, button seller, June 16, and Jtily 11, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Spurrier and Ingleby, Bir mingham • and Mr.. Egerton, Gray's-inn - square, London. Edward Jukes, jun. Ranger, Gosport, timber merchants and ship Wrights, June 17, at one, 18; at eleven, and July 11, a.. one.,,at the India • Arms Inv., GospOrt. At tornles, Mr. I). W. Weddell; Gosport; and Mr. T. Briggs, Essec-street,•Strand: John Emanuel, Ordnance-row, Portsea, Hants, silversmith and slopseller, June 2, ,13, and July 11, at one, at Guild hall London Attorney, Mr. E. Isaac, Bury-street, Saint • Mary-Axe. • . John Ingram, Woad-street, Cheap . side, Blackwell Hall-factor, June 6, at.eleveri, 9, at one, and July 11, at t&•, , , at Guild hall, London. Attorney; Mr. Minimlion, Co, • ,all-cham - hers, €upthall-court, Throgniortun-street. James Tatlocli, Streatham, Surrey, silkbroker, Jane 6, 16, and July 11, at eleven,, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, - Mr. ;fairies, Buckletsbury, William Stables, Great Rassen-street, Bloomsbury, mercer and draper -June 2, at one, 13,-at twelve, and July 11, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies . , Mesirk Sweet and Stokes,,. Basinghall-street. - CERTIPICATES.--JuNE 20. J. Pottiner, Birmingham, curdwainer. W. llosinn Great Prescott -street, Goodman's-fields, - money,- scrivener. J. f.. Wilson, Houndsditeh, Loadon, , jeweller. • RA)liver ' Cadiz, Spain, merchant. • R. Powell, Staines, Middlesex, basket-maker. J. Raines, Waldit, Somerset, , ..•., .7.• and J. Brown, Kingston-upon-Bull, merchants. • •.. • B. Meek,. CroAs, Keys-yard, Bermondsey-street, Southwark, paper-merbhant. D. Riddiford, Basingall-street, - warelionsemrin. • •It. Waters, Ill:teen-street, Bloomsbury; itaither and glazier. J. Oldfield, Earlslicatan, York, blanket-maker. T. Guillaume, jun. Sonthamptim, ship-builder. • J. Brown, Bristol, victualler. • J. Tully, Hereford, hop 7 dealer. R. Noble, Clark's-terrace, Cannon-street:road, St. ,George.' in the East, .Middlesex, merchant. S. Potter, Milk-street, merchant: Pe. Starke, BelvidereLplace„Borough-road, Sonthwuk, brick layer. •• • • • . . , S. Robinson,' Saffron-Walden, - Essex, , carpenter. R. Eccles, Chorley, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer. W. Tildesley,,Bloxwich, Stafford, .rope-inalistr. StOth art!, St. James, Gloucester,. merchant. R. Jackson, Wapping, ship-chandler. PARTNERS'IIIPS DISSOLVED. S. Mottinson .arid A. Reid, dress-makers, JermYn-street, St. James's. H. Noon amil J. Barber, haberdaShers, laceman, &c. 'roil:: . street, Covent-garden. -.- . . It. Anot,ley and T. Bennett, notary public and attornies, Tolienhous&yard, London. . T. Keinpster and It. Mitelieson, whole Sale ironmongers, Dow - gate. Wharf, Upper Thames-street. . . J. Edwards add G. M. Edwards, bakers, Liquorpond-street. .. , . . SunAR.-i—The average price of Brown or Mi , mov , ado Sugar computedlrom the returns made the 27tlf of May, is 445. Oid. per cwt. moiusive of the duties of Customs paid or payable on importation. [Drvninxili•Tu-morrow.] A numerous meeting of the Qentleuren educated at the University of Dublin - , dined at the British Coffee-house on Saturday, Mr: C,J4uTHINsoN in the Chair. Mr: SHERIDAN AIMS present, and on his. health being drank, made a most excellent speech, in the 'course of which, he paid some high and deserved compliments to the honour, the in- 7 . tegTity, and the patriotism of Lord Mot RA. 3ct. • . MO NT WIY . REPO T MAY .-111 e whole of the month lac proVidenci!.-..ity- proved- highly . genial to the crops Ui Great I.l..itain. and the r•-• ports fro,ni ail- th grit corn 1) arzs or Ireiand are en-ually fa.vourble. , Wheats are univer,:arq promising, atid,_ in.the !.;asterni..!ounties, are run fling' so-lapidly . to ear, tla an ep.rtNi. harYt'SC rzity realotj-ably_be_exr.c;oted„ Thi.k . supc:essi ye s} ~.tiers have given .rnore thail'unal force of Vegetation nOt Only tothe Oats and Barleys., but all Plants of the : " False Itind, s tgiit 'those that were' uIl _Y jib a.bly„Otla late, from the c..-.l.remel - wetness of tire . MO-11th ,9jl - e o.ppc:,rrjihe of zunple lias..ecaSmenetcl pret4 .generally in Norfolk, fine 'hp tll e harctef "soils lit tinSelk.—The Grass .crops, its Virell as . meadow, aye. .14.tto. , :nci we 11,.• that abuitdatit :7 where - 100 . k . etl, Closer'` c;oi-.s tilt, eve are ,i'eNvise very heai7y on the: gronrid.--2iotatoz..l - planting in every County,. More :generally and extensiyely than evei known before.—The Plantations of K.eut, Farahant, -and . Suss.cx, tfir:fly; and stock the pole well.—The Hay are-lower ,hy2os. per io ci from the hirge ne::s of the growing crops.---Cattle of all kitts, and Store Sheep and Latubs have advauct.sd .cou sidera.bly, and continue to rise, from the gene-' rat abundance of feed. `sheep She.aring he.s com menced paqially, -in enclosed .connt'..eS, but no prices are yet fixed for Cloa - thing Wool. I.'he Merino Fleeces ate expected to coinniand a gob 4 mal:ket, from the, Spanlsit" Wo oh' being principally wrought. up.. LONDON . 1 4 '21.5'.1110NS FUR JUNE. FROM ACKRRMANN'S nv . rositoßY OF ARTS, FA:. 'iUREC3, 8:C.1 PROMENADE Oil WAL.TiTyt; not or tit!, ;4 . ;it s • " with fitit ruii of •. • of needle-work .•• • '• i• •. fringe. A Spc,4ll,'. : .• . with sea greot or ! / PIA 93 1 , .. , 1Y 634. • .i large squarc Veil of i t u. •••.• shadirzg the face. ,-.:ol:ea.e • y a pule primrose. 0.1 ?; of •, • , •1 with a 5m;.01,c11151. , ~ f on one •, - • 'a. ,se ti thi,-Style ~ f ; hare an ... pretty effect - ben:al:, the boog v.il. . • lvionto.No. ou ,Co- 1 ,12 • . cankbric round robe, - trininied • •,1. - or rolls -of muslin. -A loose Cire.a. , !.l.ta . • blue sarsnet, -with low curved bosons i eaouter • • of 'antique and the skirt, trimol, - ,d en'tirely . r- • • J. fancy floss triage fringe or gimp, and eptiiined twit of the. waist with a ribbon, tied with short • howic ends. in &Ont. A foundling molcap, composed and ribbon the colour of the pelisse. .A small sprig of g.entaiers placed in the ',lair on the left side. • Sp,..nish slippers of c.era—. lean blue kid, and ghive..' •of a hUnon colour 'or- pale tan.--: Prevailing colours are, primrose, lilac s , or bloi...soni colour, and pale pink. . • ... [FROM Li BELLE I'iSEMELRE OF TIU rinsvit MONTH.] MpaNiNo DiltrAnt4.F.--An high areas of fine French cams brie or plain India muslin, 'richly, embroidered. sound ;he bottom with 'a deep border ; - a deMi sleeve, ornamented4-N antilzth surmounting the long sleeve, - Which is finished at.the . wrist by a narrow ruffle ; the bast adorned partly en taifitqire j i partly a-1' antivo', to correspond • with the demi sleeve: tto whole of the upper part of the dress ormunented eby a pro.. fusibu.of lace, and finished at the throa - bir.an old Englisit ruff. - 'Peasant's cap % with two rows of .lace set art full, con fined under the chin by a band formed of the same material as the cap, and terminating in a bow on the crown. Plait* black kid or jean slippers. EQU ESt RIAN Co E.—A habit of bright ; green, ornament,• eddown the front % and embroidered at ,the cuffs a-la-nailitalfa with black. Small riding hat of black beaver, fancifully adorn% edwith gold cortf&n . and tassels, with a long 00'41.'1 feather a green in front;. or a green hat witli black tassels and black feather. Black halt-hoots, laced and fringed with • grreo: Fork tan gloves. When this dies is worn as a curse •':e or %wine. ing costume, it is made as a pAiise, without the ridini.; jack.eft and oonfiued round the waist by a fancy. belt of black a green. _ _ . A liirewer, in St. Andrew's, was last week trie 4 in, the Edinburgh Court of, Exchequer for-mixin% and using raw grain as a substitute for, malt in the making of beer. The defendant rested his c0..i 3 principally cut the difficulty of distinguishing not from Malted grain, which.had been damaged.or inr* perfectly malted. The Jury found for the Crown, with 2001. penalties. BIRTHS. • - On Wrdnesdav the 20th ult. at Portsmouth, Mrs. Thoto o M.,t der, of t Scam. Un the•49tii tilt.' at So:lthainpton, the Lady of John Cottos, Worthington, Esq. of ,t Sun.; Onlirjdue.i(lay last, :.I,t Stoutton-Na11,...in Lincolnshire, tlaa Lady of Joseph . pvesey, F.m'of a Son itrld On Thursday, at his house In Lower ,'kook-street, die L 307 of W. Moore, t sq. of a, Son.• - • ' . On Fridav last, at, Woodeote, in. the. County of Warwicifo, the Lady of IL Eardley V.limot, Esq. - of s Sun. The same day, the Lady of the •Rev.. Robert Crosby, Char lain to the Refu.4 for the Destitute, °fa Sl' )1.1. • - On,the 290u1t. in Upper Brook-street, the Lady of lieuJr min Hall F•iq M. P. of a Son. . • ' • •• MARRIED, -On the 19th nit. at, FAtinhorkii, Samerrifle, O a t Deputy. In,Apector of Army Hospitals, to Mu,. ter of A.d:miral Sir George Falrfax, of the Royal Nc47` Dubliu, G9clfrey Hugh Mlt4 - 4y IW:cc, Egg . , to Mss Gra,LP At. Castle. 'Martyr Church, -the Rev. Butler, Pt r hepdar more, y of De.etore, to ,Sophia, .t.L.:ughter of the / I°- .,, - Geore Cotter, of th4i.t ets At Church, Mr. Clem:-..nt, of Newcastle-str e tTame3, of Char - may-lane. V Weduesday GH. 11 , 11hert,Ysq (lee secretary to A ~uir.l. John We_:;ren, R. 8.), to Mary, daughter of • *Bauker, of MacclesHi:l,l. DIED. Yesterday se.'nuight, at Cotintyof KilkennY , seat of Lady Esmonde, Mrs. Lailan, formerly of Waterford: On Tuesday night, Mr. Richard Pond, for niany Ye ars f Clerk in the house of Messrs. and Taylor.(form e- y • BOChlia, Z.:antes, and Taylor), of Old , Bro.ttl-street. • ''lLn On Wednesday last, in .a.liageriug declish!, Williami only son of Mr. W. Marshall; Solicitor, of Ely. Fg4' On the ~ V :th ult. at his house . at Brix;.an, George Best , 'of Little l'ean's-yard. Westminster, aged 53. - , Tr, same, day, at ivroster John F.• Hope, tbira,' — f oj John Hope, Esq. of Harley-street. Ile'w;:•.s draw-nett whilst ainosiox himself in a sail" - near the Di i'o4l: dr . On Friday, Mrs, Lyklia. Jourdaiu, wife of Mr. Nichol as doiO, . 4 _ , llk 7 tlyer, of cripplegate ' On S..turday inortrino-,• :At Cl og ton, Mr. James _.‘trday Wormwood-street, Tea-dealer PRICE-OF STOCKS ON .SATURDAY. Bank Stock, Judi§ Bonds, par, Is. Pr' ;Cary per Cent. poif ;),Tvw Ann offit 4, per-Cent. 75,af 110.6 33. per(l23,:' ' V!. 3 per Cent. Red. ' . .per day, Pa' 3 per Cent. Cons., 614 ?,44 pr.L-3fd. I.er day, ` .) .4 Bank L. Ann. 15 7-ISt 7-16 Cous. for Opening, 614 " India Stock, . , , . . ' . vir' lIIGI - I WATER AT I.O.NDON RRIDGE. TC=Nl°'' 08 v* •/' Morning, 5 min. after 7, 1 Evening, .31 ruin. after . .