The Sun. — London, England, 1805-08-12 00:00:00

, 111E1;110 2,77* At i. 9. • ..............„...- , L - az tiOYAL FAMILY landed front The,r,...:ctuize last evening, about nd went to the Theatre at s even, attendedc b ock y the n Lord Chamber. l aia,Master of the florsc, the Equerries in W3it ilg, the Earl cf entsmitEttn..n, Colonels 1‘1"-L°3'' Rowan, bouot AS, and GBEVILLE, the Countess of EsTiat , Ladies I.lcum:LLY wad TuINNE. orma leaf e nces were The Dannotisi ; Vapid, Mr. SANDFORD; and Obi, lhrce7fivered Juck, by the '"ne. The Mouse was crowded, and the Charac. krtwere well supported. Ti. i , el 3 morning His NLyEsTy was on h orse b ac k be ,,6re seven o ' c l ock, and took an airing, accompanied 1 the Marquis of fir.nrFolin, Coun t Mtt:ss.rzn„ C olonel LY Wit,. and the Equerries in Waiting. , After breakfast llis MAJESTY We tit 013 bofird the 441 Yacht, accompanied by the Princesses AV"' 1 1.,t, Soent,t and ANIEEIAi Marquis lititurro;t DP kris CIIESTERYIELI) and DA iiTmOtY'fllt 1,9 r Ln;NnA64IIdeIiAItLEVILLE, G enerals CA lirW II I 9 TIT lir d I'ILIzSoY, Colonel TAYLcnt, &c. Countess gzsTtioRLIND and 'AIINSVIELD, I.adies G. 8171.1i,E --4,41.1). GROSVE;oit and NI . ' I ) , AU(' unt Incl in. —Last eveilingTittnn IVAJESTIEShad _ert performed at, the Lodge . by the (lent:Ws' , A mitnerous uty of Nobility were pre- DREADPI/1. E. half . IC . . St ya Arens, , • lye o'clock last night, at the t d i •*th ti r. kwe The flames even cc , w 1 . A. most alarming Fire broke out about pa it Gcorge's Fields. co i wi t ined, [Or whole building, h se, the Riding- N n v i •l7i ' o t h as \ t t ° ` a n i i Sl i! n a g 11 short: Id i ttepidity tuneentirely aVer t lic coffee behind --911 the Circus, gether with die adjoining 'house, and some other buildings where the ext , e )f t . it ti o le f The cause its first Firetl mischief c i c s u n ra ° t t el 3 y ret a k se n e a r N i N a 'n i n . - others state that it made to, a p ec l l l.l : nt a i c n c g o_r r d o i o n i g n t ; o.some accounts, it broke . d ( c )nt in the room , ; according . park from a t i t i l e i e F l i ' r r e o a. th P rr e d a a l' c li c l o e i e m i t n , candle falling into some P N‘ e, a rt s Y c - ausec b 'WALES'S to have hee o n f u tl s i e e d c t or is b e ii:s ,e t a i i b l g oi le r n i i t a i t s e t r a i l a l l e s which were fire-works in honour of the Piimen commencedbirtl birth-day. clay. , I a t eight, o'clock illthe e'e soon after at eight, there was a rehearsal,. ning 7h a i t c t l a i ; ve o r L. which,l st t d a s . R a h 0 ( 1 1 t e r i s r t t l e t re stated, past the twelvefiv fire brake very short time after the fire made its first _ p .arance the flames burst forth from every: engines arrived, ttle building. Some time elapsed before any ill i water The flames were f in could be procured. rtv could arrived:nod a still longer period before. the tnean 1 . time so rapid, that not a , I he saved ; the scenery, short, in the ' * l " . ' wardrobes, every thing, in _ „. thii marlin.. the Prineesi 1 ,... I.kity, attended, i i ~-'ilf, Performers si the ng l e musical i . cle ( i ) eft r r ( t ) iirents, the 31) I ANT . •1. •potterer, fortunately 4, 3 ii JE •, Ua Led on the Esplanade. . stru(tinn. The horses were, ' ). hut a heap iii:vri. sTy took hisusual early ride. : - ...: • rior of the Theatre, shared in one common dc. • - xot on . I. n 44. b . 1 :. e ?kEist ilk MAJESTY and all the T f irsi- . t - NOthinti of ritbbiSh, atnongst which the Fire 1 11 41 it had at klai°,7‘ felt a 1111111(10118' ,party, went - on board the The efrea'of the conflairration, (i (- The banks of remains thismnril 's li s ' ''till burning. 11„ tat „ ,i 'ati an t a t, awl set sail with a most charinitig • *.t a i nc d it s height, was Witilly_ . l ' ..‘te rn l i t ) r p r i t st i l ' 1 111:ler2- re f l i t i4le ot t i laY li . oar ' c i l l . le th e° e buolaPtasn'‘Yvl7ll leading (town from the Strand to 1 1 I , i t ho' ii itive i r for 'a considerable di g st il a i t t l i c t v Ise •l i i 1 ., c i l a the nt e s s i t N r v e e e t t e s otted i b ut 11 , that the town appears Tine • 1 neighbourhood of cf t h, /If we shall be all life again on the, return consternation. was caused in the ‘..." Nei . • do duminated as if it had bee . n noon -c a . y. The greatc_st . t!'.t c,isilYAl-KiNnLy. The Royal Ditkes are - at Circus, in consequence of the rapidity fl=l ;the b vict yip reviewing the Troops ; after . which the Tr ' 1 ( '' lll ' ‘vill t 1) -1 . * '. The drums beat to 1 (klps awl V , 1,0 to on.lester, to review the threatening I led near the spot, lyric) Ire!, title Icanateers there. His Royal Highness IsPett of the flames. muniier of Volunteers were soon asst , 10. cl, .avet , iws arms, , and a great . The 1 5 ) ., 4 , c e clt Monday, , great exertions . ot the ~.. - Al f,,, 3 i c,"' , of 7.l ,r uns, has arrived in the bay, sJelr of the - mob. BY the • -.. ' were of the greatest service in .ke.t. pi b I . fi 1 ..,. tollli 3R. Sahate on the Rov.kr. FAMIL -1' ng Oa sh , ' Heir the neighbouring ,- ii i . ere, , been sin ed. 4. hi evenhio the • imminent danger, have . . ss ins-nred f"r .. - ~ , t ,4 t ,., with their,,le ROYAL FAMILY Will honour the: mi Ti .1 re, we liiiclorstand i W` ' , • f , . IC • lea i c h i s , L . .presence to see the comedy of formers aria otticrr, ~.•„.any ,of the Per in consequeuce in Mf m y 15,0001. NT At 0 and rk Alidnight Ilour. w ill, however, siistain heavy losses, , • ~ _ i,,, ''erttert l i,, - ''''ur , of `-' -meld gis , vo at the Royal I kite', in of th ri t Of the season, is o , rat. I , the PRIviersa.4AMELT ' Ii h d AS , in - ay, t ieThefire . 1 .. tors ejleStrufAion of their . the Propra. propeytv in the llieatr,.. early i k :' llt v did not dine at the Hotel, but took articidarly tintortunate, both for P dthe: Performers. , l ' s ght be t in ace lle o r t at the Lodge, that morecompany an . t rOtllti rgt , l nt 'lcdated, and then went and re ttY rehl racj %. When the dinner was served ot e l -t° the Lod d canto •in to it.o when t i • 1 bodge, an again tt4rty o f I i . the /all was about to commence, /.,„,, 4-aales d• _, , , A - "`e. , 'llea with tile 1,0 .tr. FAMILY .tri„ t -; 1.), k "1 at the R . IN cut 41,„, c 'Yill Hotel, Weymouth. h,,,,. ~ri urn,..., Nt.,,,i, of Bath lii‘ri.ot WestMor. ilV'..ti. kfri,'.1,16,41,11, jpt. Pacct i ß. N. Copt, Tarn, r-i; if! mitt ( o r . " an*. Cialeakaa, Mr . . Coleman, inn. k t , ,Lkweii eui4lls, Mr, Gndsall, Mrs. Varq, and S 'pi' E lre;h7, ilit,nll,,looiluitte,.t 4,4: 4.. a i n r l , ~Mrs.c, . lliitcli in s , C. Synlond_i, F..5 . q . . kFloittij 4l 7 l c p in s I ult,r, Mrs. Cni9 and Formn, li 4 L ilt .iituutt tewart .i.nd Son, P hilip Protliein, 1 , ta r l`kli, hi d ~' ~ti • C. Terre , Fsry I firmer, Esi• •.nkibtr ..ma. Ai rs . 0 ~ ~,,„,- - p ~., i , .1. 134,1“,..r ~ o.ilaiiger and I ri L il l y 7 i i ld 4 ii l : ''X V.. :, u lig . , Esq:' a i , , ~, t lili i i. ----- 7"-• --....... . L L . 1411 'eM, • .'% Voet 1 . ' t ti e 'rril ir)il, 1(1 . '1, HePP., and the Ofliceri of t \i ,„ _0,111%,0 tv . (4l `ruesda held a Council on mat-. ?4," ), ,.t/ei leral l: . I,h the Alre.att'lletl . in , and the ten aikkit 4irwarcli set otr. to meet.' Genetal •-,- hl Pri c i ' l) clinAs, at Shornclitte or Hythe, Ai 4, al' th e 20 ', A ,Nolin .to 8 Shropshire Alilitia marched , e , hit . 0 f ,0 „,.. t: - ,l:itthew's Rai - ranks,. Ipswich - . o,:.,trifra.khep,e, 2d iiatt,i li ott of the Derbyshire MI , 10,,,•5_1,,,.!itri Stamford on Thinsday last, on 1) " " ) Eastli iell o , t nUrbe, to join . the old Alilitia'.. 1 iti t .. lti N; 131 , r . ' h t , f ullte f or 8 ~-.Aneolti Militia at Sunderland, . 4 11 ii d e lr*4. 11 ,, ti ee to-ud it is supposed will remain , . ate, the route. ha vi b'' ' ' te . , 11 4 , 1 , - ttg t.c.al coun 1- %l i ' voltb,, i v , - • , .ers o f 1 - . '4ll li . ' (*(l q. tb - " 1 " at.k. ordered to be asseit. . I ,i ih,.. t:ii• I,tate(),.. ascertain 'their etfeCtive strength, (.4 - r i t i; th e 0i,.,',.. Preparation 'for service. Forlhii 4 7 tiry intt.".7ent Corps of Yeotrianry abbut 'a p• . .4 4 , 4 44.i t i stti, Chit. .„,ity yesterday:. - t tltali t i l*l wlii t e ll i l t a ° t f ., tl i le• ROyal' Art illexy,..abont f3O in ; t i t w iled i ll pit enanged ins rotation,. are to be • ii,it ; „ . ( 1 1 itl i „,,Z, l - 'Od., near ItecutVer, partly with N I tt 4 ),eit airi492?llg- the'health of the men ; and to . o t n ili (4 1 th`ttipl'crlunity of .prtiaising With shot (li r ' Siiti i 3 O • s t'a shor t , 1 4 ,,, , a ,„ ~ , . . • v„i ii(i; ti : , , I pa i ii :/ir stb„,,„„,„. t , . ~ • 4 c iris ',.1 .I\l/Tll ,gave -an elegant. 434,itt1; ert,ct-i.,.('-• friends, in tell Egyptian tent, 'liiiii,, It wai ". in Montagu 14ardens,..Portman il4islit0 h , a rno,st interesting asseinblage- of '))/ 4 -•,i' l l t Atnl4-iLts,ens among whOtn •• M'cift.l,. the Ntt i ; . A11 ( 1 i, Sa( l.or ; the, rfripolitan Envoy , a N 4 4 ortti gti ,„o , . ' ic:i t ‘' ll tli, 111 1 e'rieati wl ' paid t. %.1 - entieinan of Letters' • , - , • i ., t1 k ,,,, 0., 11 , i ,. 1 , 10 13 tO oe nere)/icog ; En t l e ' N t h "4 1 , and to Gentleman of v 41, 1'1. several English, Irish, and Scotch 1 ., tq c .„, .1 1 . 0 4414, 1 ,, titkielt is SY Thi*l'Y On Friday afternoon, at ti d tliv, ' t hii v ' '"— i 'c: 1 ,. , ( 1 „r .. atZr enliable mid beautiful lady 6 ii,,,,,. 414 are . 1 :Ind heir,, at her home in,. ''',l,-' ' wltio ' 1 0 the great • kt , !rin t h . 1, wi th .. 1, toy of that Noble 3) 1. alicp e , , link la concern we stale was ''.l4, 1 1 it i 11 0 c t Int h e ~, .4, ~ ~ a , .._..1, flay ._ n un , ~ poignant sorrow, for, N,' tilt! ti,,,,g, She died. Thi . Lathy as '' ' ki k , lit r i „ tot 1 -,k is i , , s a. ~ th,i ' , lb , • oux lit) 9 , , r.ii n A NPA_ (), , . ( NIAS 4OM Nhittl,4), lc 4 4 (1 41 a) , ," Clthilehurst K'ent and waS • ~,, , ,Rnf, ~ „ , , . tikl ."I iiNl, i , '''. one had been tady: CA li.l 4. , I ,:l i i i - ri t N. ..blvYs?"..l_l,ge.:ll daughter' of the late' %4t.tAsal,4)T of the )1 , : t. 1Y . .e.a..IZA IiLT It B%'.VlTlNG (4ltilit I): v. tiP., Th: th-VlSeetlllt Ad first EaTl til 3 14`Itc ! a ger C oo ,„_verY aimable "woihan, the ti.. :, lif,, , ( s ) rthirt e .,„.."_`"3 cf liRITIt IM , has', ill , the 4.:,,,t ti.ilttierabi;:i'nu:,tonths, Jost the best of brie- 11. 4 , e 4; tali of .t„1.,,,e-4)eClecl mother, her bro i„ ~,, ~ , ,,,N , ,,a , z`l ASS A It ENE, her beautifid 0„t„ kt..iloh ''' 11 ,) te t , 4414 110 W her belcived and 11 4 4e r, the li,i ma t { 'rant{ thlt 1 7 . Q C A . ti vli 4N ip, th e (~;, ~ Preparations which have tk, k !k t'Al. fr e , k,, a t v au l ` . , :i U. Ltitertaintuent to be hive 4 1),; ; ' 1 'ilia r ,,,,: r ..'itt whi e l:' l Gardens, win- ca,,t. fir.' tu :1 1 ,,,,, , k4,,,,,,, , ail ( ' Attist.to combined ingenuity cif f l `'r:ti \‘ l. °f . th e / 3 . ,' hns hitherto ea:N.:tett 'l'l e' r ii i 4r r i l m it , o f t i.,, Ls . . - • 1 - .- nr - ,11-4,. t lever f a i t , , "-- 4 4 En t - APPAN I•ST 1:4 1 i 41%1 g e 11 us. to t. 3 11 forth the extent of Little BETTY is eligOged to perrortil of Llnewter. BETTiotToN and his daughter, 'Mrs. Chorrat, are to aid , the efforts of this juvenile Son of nespi.., and the prices of admission are to he raised tin so important an occasion. A violent storm of thunder and lightning brolx out in the southern part of lioxbnreishire on Mon day last. The lightning, which was extremely vivid, broke upon a Wedding party of fifteen., between Whitsgills and the border of DamfriesThire,by which, we are sorry to relate, Michael Dickson, a slater in Castletown, and his horse, were both struck dead upon the spot. Many of the party were likewise in jured'. A turf staek near Newton, in thp parish of ,lqdrule, was struck" on the same day • 'and consumed Ati, L ashes. • On Tuesday se'nnight there was a violent storm of thunder andlightning at. Lanark, The lightning ent.eKed. a house by the chimney, and rent a wall, lwar 'stories high, from' top to bottom, lea ing chasm. of two or three feet. The C3401)10113 of the windows I.yere thrown to the distance of 300 or 400 yailis;• A cooper, who was at work in. one of the,. lower apartments'of the house, flt, for two or threp. seconds, an unusual oppression, a , . if a great mill storm had been put on his back, Fortunately, how . ever, no person tray hurt. A woman of the name of Conzc-ns, the wifib of . a latipuring man at Portsea, killed herself on Thurs day with a fork. She deter Mined on. her put. ppose,. she bad made two jitcriclt.ls attemptS. Sonic ,unhappy hickerins with heOusband is said to have been the cause. ": • , Friday, evening concluded the Winchester annual MagdalenAlin fair, which was but thinly attended, principally on account of the stormy weather.--The cheese, not 80 geat in gnantily as some former yeari, Aras:4llll.of sale the first - day, and' much remained unsold.:atlast. The prhne Was at 74, 76, and ,78%. per. cwt: The show of horses was great, and good nneS' wereat'a high price. At Maybole Lammas, Market, on. Friday se'n night , woollens advanced in Nice, on account of the scareity and great demand,for there. 'At Sf.'SaMes's Fair, Kelso, on Monday last, there *asA very good show of black cattle : such aa were itt'ertridittan for the butcher, self! ready at good priee4l but for keep there was not much demand. quo& lulrsOit, either for the. draught. or saddle, sold well. There was a full Market of shearers : wages " • Aklitrthant Fair, on Mond:ty 'last , there Wag the largest quantity of Limbs ever remembered to have hurt seen, the greatest part of which were driven off unsold, a . .t the prices kept very high. Swine were ;d4o. Y6ry, dear. HOrses and*COWs in general brought good pikes. Antost ring robbery , was committed en Thuri day .amlikht, in the dwelling- house cif Mort c;.t Surgeon, of Egloskerrv, near Launceston. — man ; droned in a , dark fustian jacket.and trow sem, and ti'd waistcoat, called arthe house, and eu quired if the Dotaor at honk ?On being an swered:in the negative, he askt-d-whether he mild tint be sent for ? The Mother of :Mr.: MoncAll re that. .there' Was nobody in the it but, her- Aflx; This' was the' intbrmation NViinted ; SeiZed the astonished Lady in his arms, bound her hands behind her, and tying an handlietehiei over - I Tr fore, cOnveyed her Yinto. a back kitchen, and threw her on the floor, with threats of instal" death it she attempted an alartn. He-then proceeded into the upper apartments, broke open sev eral locks, and rifled the hmtse of money, and other yaluablei, to the ;9.o, Q t.mt of 1401: with - which he got clear off; and every ,exertiou to apprehend hint lists hitherto proved ineffe,f7.tnal, The .ret alinittc four "rfoop tlul= , 20th Ae,giment Ilyagy(-4,,Laiv:inived at spithend Southamp ton, bound to 'Malta. Col, Sir ROBEAT Wll Q" eoiinnands: them. AL-1RG472, At To.li. •rtit•i't the threat of,lnission, this place exhibit - 4 is grand and as numerous a concourse of visitors as we ever remember at this time of the year. KronmAw's last promenade had nearly GO() visitors. The Honey 'Mon was repeated at our Theatre on Monday.- natuagate Balt on Tues.* Was crowded. Dandelion on Wednesday morning had at least 700 guests.- In the evening Mrs., Powitta., of Drury-lane Theatre, for the first time, perfivmed Bcii , idera, and was very Much admired. Jqtfier, Pierre, and Priali were Well supported by CARLESS, MUSGRAVE, and TAYLOR. KIDDMAN'S ball onThursday evening fully testified the increasing numberofour visitors. Mrs. PowELL appeared in Lady Randolph on Friday, and again introduced Master WATTS as Young Norval. The talents of this boy are very promising, but his voice, as may be sup posed, is very defeetive in the power requisite for a Theatre. The apprehensions of a, high tide have extended to this place; and were so prevalent on Saturday last that many persons absolutely quitted the town, lest they should be Seized by Old Neptune, and be Io.A in his multitudinous waves. Unfortunately for the bewildered Prophet who excited these fears, the watery God was perfetStly serene in his abode, and did not lift his head higher than-usual. The Inspeaing General is here, preparink for the arrival of the DUKE. of YORK, who is e.xpeied next week. Every precaution will of course be taken in the way of tOrtification ; but our best defence will be the loyalty and patriotism of Britons, thithful and ardent in the cause of their Country and their KiNc. CHELTENHAM, AUGL 11. 'The attraaion of this place increases so much every season, that it is absolutely necessary to, in crease its dimensions, and building is likely to be long the Oilier if the Day, It• Must be, ackuow 'edged, that for sauntering ease and well-bred smite. ty, .this place ha' hardly a rival. Asti: is here, and is to give us a weekly Concert on the Wednesdays. WE1L,115i4.1. is to be the Leader. The Vocal Per fortners engaged at present are, 110vEnt , so, itl via, Madame WEE.:itsrLi„'and mes. Asii Ft. It k 'Very probable that Mrs. iIi.LINGTON will :tl,O contrlnte her, potent efforts in • the cOurse of the Se:,;on. • . • , These Concerts are, it seems, pairocti?,ea by.the, first people, and are likely ,to tic very attraftive.- The place has, however, been recently entertained, not..by " the coneord oft sweet sound,s,7 but by the exultation of triumph, as the GlitWter Eleaion has terminated iii litvour of Capp:iti :MorOttF, Who Was the favoOrite, Candicktie here. The. tumult political joy, however, is to ,stab: id into the calm pkaSurL of social ease and elegant hospitality. It is a lamentable feet, that the Small •PeX is exe tt,'uuin, its ravages not nnly in the Metropolis, but in many populous eitieS - and towns of the kingdom, to a degree unexperienced for .several years. " It is believed that at present about .filty *rfOns, die weel4, by this disease, in London and its en ,- vtrons.. In one, honSe there have been eleven deaths. The mortality at Norwich has also - been cOnside-,. rabic ;. ,in consequence of which, a Meeting has beee coevened,. at which the Mayors of that City .presided, and it has been resolved that 'a General Inoculation for the Cow Pos. - shall immediately take . place. Surely, it is high tiMe, that prompt and ellieeclels Measures were taken to',top the further ravages of - this fatal disurder is the Metropolis. • The prediction of the ennonae Sege, .respekaing. the rising of the tide, excited great alarm en both sides of the, Thames on Saturday last, and Many persons - Who live upon the borders of it. removed most of their, property from the, lower parts of their houses ' in centicleat expe6tation of a watery visita tion. Perhaps there has not been such aft appre 7 !tension of a " natural shock, - sinee 'a crazy Life 7 guard's man progriostitated that Lendou was' on the eve of being swallowed up by en eat/spathe. The following ,Narrative is from the \Vhitehaven Paper of Monday last : " Tui: STRANGY 11.1-r-A feW weeks ago three Commercial Travellers (well known to each other), who had taken up their abode for the night. at, an inn when! they had accidentally met, -in one of the midland Counties, were joined by a Stranger, who appeared to he in a similar capacity with them selves.. While supper was preparing, one of the company retired to a side-table in the room, and taking a book and paper out of his pocket, pro ceeded to examine some bills, &c.--,The Stranger, politely expressing a hope that he should not dis turb the Gentleman, took the opposite end of the table, and prOducing his . . book end papers, seemed to occupy himself in the same'' it , a In a little tune supper was announeed, , and the party sat down to it. After the eloth was drawn, and a little cute. made as to the. roads' each intended to take the :Auftliarised the what', hep t iry wes v ersation bad next day ; when it appeared that the &Tenger had to travel two stages on the same road as the Gen . tleman who had been at the side.table with him betbre supper. The others were tat take a ditrer. eat route. It was, of course agreed, that (after spending a very agreeable evening) they sheeld set forward together :the next merniilg wilic4 they did ; rode it stage ; :breakfasted; separated, as one of them siippreael, for the purpose of calling upon: their respective eestonlexs; met at the hour ap- poiuted, and proceeded on the next stage, at the: end of which they were to separate. Slut they had not gone half the Way, when the stranger, (in the. tnidst of a very Ilitirrent eenversation) suddenly liming his VOLpeedon, said, " This is a convenient pkce." At the same time clapping a pistol to the breast of his astonished fellow travellere added, " I am in tweessity.—Give me the tills Which you put into sir di a porket."—.“ Surely yuu are not in earnest."—" I em—haste--give . me the There was no time to parley. The Gentleman was obliged to eemply.—‘( : „Nov, give me the /arty gui ne pa put into sec/i et. pocket,': .--"Ms denand was also compliecl w said the stranger, !'‘ you shalt nat say ttual drat! ungenerously l>y ru --7'here keip you, till you tau collea I m0re.". 77 -So .alivred off at full speed, .. I mid no`ditk:Qi7 yci'. been Made: irATEL&idE:',rZ. fIUNTIIiG DUN - RACES; TlluittoAv, "boo. 8. Fifty Pound's for J. s, and 6 vr ol4i, and aged horses, Mr. PrOir's M. Two Sho:s, 4 ytl Oct - - t Geileral Sparrow's s yr, ulli 2 2, RACUS. • THURSDAY, AUG. S. A Maiden Plate of 0!. for 3 yir ol4s, dec. . rgerttiil, 21:44t*:,. hi. c. ? is old - Central Orosvoior's gr. Gilnyrnmic, s yo, old Mr. Morrisis ch. h. Tornado, aged LISEON, LY I I 2 dr 3 2 This City has been illtuninaied. these thr.!,2 nights iii honour Of the. blab of a Princess, daughter of the Prince Regent. .„ Some of the tralisportS which conveyed stores to Gibraltar in the secret expeditioti, are returned here, and others are gone to ()potty in. search of freights. By the Lisixni shipping lest below, you Will per ceive that the English Convoy is arrive..t. The Prjoce racket arrived the day be for.: yesterday. Lisbon L.'.sf of Ultfink, No. 30, fiom tbt 22L' to are 261 b of uIY. 180 3. Arrived, July 14, lite acur2,4, Espepincit, Ribeire (Por tugtiose), from Newastle isleverikiereiten (D:ine), from Livernced ; Esperanca, Forswaag ( boe), front Leith Termagant English Prkate,, Imm Gibraltar., -20, Montt Correio-de Madeira, from Cuernsey.-- 22, Fanner, Cartiaby Englis4) ; and Uraganea, train London.— 23, Golden Fleece, Evans (English,), trim Roil; bicinutie, Denning (English), from. Falmouth ; Senhora cla Conceicao, C;arciii (Nortlignesej, thorn Bristol ; Cereg, flentlev ( English), t ri m Li ver t io4. 24, Brociws, 111.11111 UP ; OtICS ( English); troin Falmouth ; C.tittllll English .• Hi rate. tram Portsmoutti.--.Sailed, f ul, 1.9, the C.attnirina Ciirofla 'V. Isis (!iviiccte); fur Saiiy. brown' fr o m Greenock; Tcrinaganr English' trikttc.—.- 2z, Elizabeth, Shelit•:ll, tor NewtOttntihind. • 811? ROME POPLIM. (E3tamination of B. 'l' u Eso,. continued.) . . bid you ever go in for any of those Papers your,. self ?--"Yes,.l havel it was .then I,kuew they were under lock and key. Have yon eyer fonaihe lifpss unlocked,. or Open ? Nover.to my n120110:14)11: , . . You say you carried away.some Papers after you cpased to be a Cominissitiner; some rough sketches ? Yes a I rent. themalf to the Admiralty, and I believe you have copies of them, • You sent all you had ?---Yes, I have not one left when I cleared my drawers at t he• Navy ()like, I took out every thitt;.; which 1 eonceivezt tc./ beldng to" . thebffice, lot When I came to Sliiiitt! the thingSoUt of the bag, I found two or three rough sketches, whiell 1 sent to the Atlthirahy. y o u never have destroyed, any . Papers relating to the Romney never have, :tut one iC7,114:11. Do you mean 'sketches made b yol*-44f, or any Clerk, or were they Papenl whiki had been trans . - mitted from any the Duel; Yards, ?- 77 -They were not Papers transinittcdfrom any of the Duck Yards,' hut one, a Statement ncide b myself', atit one by the Clerk ; and I believe one ‘..•as stiggesting a part of what I have copied into the Report.. Did you ever persOnally txatnine the, AofiftwAiit with re'spe& to his Aeeounts ?—I never saw him. you know where he was WIWn you were in ', speeting his Accounts thought. was Boat ' swain of the Ikemncv, 'till 1 • iolormed he was in.the Zealand. I made'one minute under that idea . 'When did you first bear be w.3s tho Zealand When the Chatham ()tikers scoot up to say be wits not in the Autnne", Own Wit:; the first I knew of WI Lie . F ea.4lii... 1)011" 7 1 \%?hen you kno'v be was in the Zealand, did you direa any application to he. made to, bhp, wi respoU to these Stores r,--The (,:hatham f..)likw.s, ti le i t: better, "said lie was cur tub to . Cly,it.l)l9,i, to give all the explanation w.liich he pet the Storrs acid J‘ecoutits. J)0 'you recolleft h3ving,. sdm a Arollthly count from the Cl e):1; in the ,Surve:yn%. 01110.;at Chatbarn,which noticed lA ., ll(...retiii,Boits , A.ain was ? Nu. Or that he had I,leeti written to ?----Yes. • ' . Arid the Menioranduni you hive bc,ll spealthig of, as made by yourself, was made on thJt L;tl.:;. , r Yes; it appears so by the . 1'.;41,vy —etter, andl Lave no doubt of thio correatiess of it, How far way, it be froiu the NOre to Chatham About thirty miles. To I rwinued.) A vessel arrived at Falmouth last wcel; that should have gone into Quarantine pool, but inoteal of which she ran up the harbotir in the line of Finsh log passage, and desired the ferry-boat then pa ss im ? , p. ) come to carry some person on slire, The ferry-hoot wa no sooner aloug-side, than the Officer who is charged with the quarantine del, t.t went appeared, am..secured thc twister of the boat, his men, Fq , :seuvrs, their obi!, dren, nod throe or four tradc.xoeit of Fahnotun and they are now 'veric,ritling coal'4llolle an tog., :titer, • COIIII*EXCILANGE, AUG. fresh imports of \\*twat today, both foreign and coastwise, are very great, and sales in general of good quality at a reduct►on of full lOs. per quarter since this day se'nnight, and rather more on inferior; Barley and Malt in good supply, at lower prices ; as are Beans, and in plenty ; we have not many fresh oats come in, bet this trade rather partakes of the declension ; flour In plenty, and cheaper ss. per sack. Wheat sss a 70$ a 94s ad pine Old • 96i mos oe. Rye . sa4, ad Barley • • 4o 45S Gtr Malt • 76N 4 l'as act W bite Pease 484 a s4s rtd G rey. dine • 44* a 4f.rs . Beans - 6s Sut od Tick Beau:: .4: .43s od I)ats 2sit a alla, a 331[ qd Poland do. 34s a 36$ 64 'tape Seal . 351 - qa Fine Flour - Sos aSp cd Seconds - 93$ a " * CI SNIITHFIELD-bliikKET,ltioNDAY, .Auc. 12. This market was very plentifully, supplied with different kinds pf Cattle ; Sheep and Lamb 3 wer4 Great abundance and experienced a lively sale.—. The following is an accurate Statement of the prices and nurnbeN To ma. this Ott:4l per stone of glh. Beef ;O. ta gs --NI otton 4s. to 4s. 6d.— Veal S s. tis s,. 6d. Latob 4-1. to si.--l'ork 4i. to 41. 6d. BeJtits 2 11.13.....C41 vrni 211 Sheep and Limbs 20,74 o—rigs 4 Tf.. tSNIT T !WIELD ILNYMAIIICET. 11.ty 11, 1p.,.t0 4L. oi—Straw zL 16*. to 31 us.— Clover 31. to it.