The Sun. — London, England, 1805-08-21 00:00:00

!::; ..Arc. 17. ' Tim weather to-day has been exceedingly favour able to tile rides and miks. both of which, conse quently, hrue Lcrir ; r.sort of much genteel com pany. On the fortoer, barouche . and Central) ba%:,, the Earl. of - BEnICELEY'S barouclw, the Dnke of :ciAIiLBOROLIOH's chariot, and fashionable ectuiiwges to 'fi great number, were glively em ployed. So•nt after twelve o'clock one shot only was dis charged from the West Battery by the Sea Fencibles, at a cask moored purposely in the offing, which fell very close to the °hie& a second' shot was also tired, of two and forty pounds weight, merely to ns(-t-rtain to what distance the gun would throw it. Vrorn the time of the explosion until it struck the water, there was a .lapSe of 27 seconds : the ball, consequently, ere it was received by the liquid de- Ment, must have travelled to a distance of three miles. The weight of the cartridge used was 14 pounds. Captain SPROULE, and Captain WLEon, of the Cygnet Sloop of War, &c. were on the Fort. Lord PETP:RSHANI and the Hon. Mr. ritt:L, &c. arc in the list of departures. The two former re turn to this place on Wednesday next. On the fol lowing day, the PRINCE, it is said, will return to the Pavilion. Lord GLARE is in the last list of ar rivals. The Theatre, last night, was crowded with rank and la-hion. In the PRINCE'S Box were Lord PE TIMSIIAINI, Mr. Shyrrriv, &c. In the BON adjoin in,t were the Earl and Countess cfBERKELLY, Lord DURSI.P.Y, &c. In the Box opposite to the PnINCE'S wore, Prince LOVERLISIti, the Hon. Miss CRAVEN, BLACKGRAVE, Earl CRAVEN, &c. The preorwanees, under the - patronage of the Hon. Miss Ch WEN, were, Speed the Plough, a new Dance, Called William and Nancy,. and Tie Hunter of the 4110 s. The Patricn, after his return to this place on Thurtiday next, does not remove 'from hence until the beginning of September, when his Royal IrigIIIICSS sets off to visit His MAJESTY at Wey mouth. AUGUST Is. The. DnitE of, Sussrot, we have the pleasure to stare, is recovering from indisposiiion. His Royal Ilightless sees but little company. This morning, at ten aeloolc, a gun was fired from the battery, and the drums of the Bouth Gloucester were soon after heard beating to arms. It was, however, soon :met - mined that the Sea Pencil)les only were prae thinrf., at the Fort, in firing at 'a cask in the Oiling, which they did with such cotreancss of aim, that an oojeat, the size of a common fishing-boat, must presently have been sent to the bottom. TBe Theatre again last night was immensely cro:yded with rani, elegance, fashion, and beauty : tl , .e pt;formances, which were Laugh when you Crl, l l, Tice Sultan, and a new Pantomime, called Titc Yaromancer, being under the immediate. au- • SpICE'S of the amiable Dutchess of MARLBOROUCH. The Duke and D:whess of NlAttuottouon were in the Parbtqz's box, though the former retired at the cOnclusion of the Comedy. In the same 1).',3c were also Lady AMELIA SPENCER, Mr. WADE, &V. In the box adjoining . were Lady STllnter, 'and a large party; in the next, Lord and Lady W. RUSSELL, Earl CRAVEN, Lord DURSLEY, &c. The EiNG's 'box was occupied by Mrs. S. WARRING, Prince Loyttimm, and a numerous party; the next by Dr. BANKHEAD I &C. the following by Ad mini BOSTON, &c. In The Sultan, Miss BRUNTON, for the first time, sustained the part of Rozalana, and never were her powers more bewitchingly called into anion. The Pantomime which followed, had a very successful fate ' . and the graceful a&ion of Miss SEARLE, as Culumbine, was much admired and applauded. AtTOTIST 10. A seleet party of fashionables dined yesterday with the Earl and Countess of BRRKELEY, at their Steyne residence. The South Gloucester Band, from the dinner hour until eight o'clock in the evening, were playing on the lawn, in front of the dining room. The weather being somewhat warm, the windows of the dining-roOm were open to the Steyne, so that the whole of the dinner party Were distinffly to be per ceived by the pedestrians on the walk. The South Glowester R‘vade, from seven to eight o'clock, ex lkibleA the usual Sunday's heterogeneous concourse of speclators. ti The De i :z of Ses'srx, we heard, was last night still better than His Royal Highness was thought to b e by his Physicians in the morning. At. twelve o . e u x -ii. to-day the Royal Duke, in an open barouche, necomp nied by three Gentlemen, left the Pavilion for Li,:;don. 'The DuKe had not left the town more t hour before we bad a 'f.torm of thunder and lightning, accompanied with some very heavy showers of rain. Titt. Steyne, at the time, was handsomely decorated with company, the greater part of whose, umbrellas and parasols being incompe tent to the fury of the elements, got a com plebe soakittg ere their mansions could he resorted to for shelter. DONALDSO2e,S Library, and the awning ill from, were presently crowded With visitors; many, ilowever, arrived there too 'late to gain admission, and in .Ile burry to escape the effetSts of the falling torrent. umbrellas and parasols were shivered, the dr:tpery of the Belles fluttered in the wind, and many ;t Cale turned ankle was exposed to the gazer's eye. Equestrians, insole and tamale, scampered it fall speed from the rides ;• the donkies, we believe, were never so generally on the alert here belbre, or the whips of their drivers so forcibly applied. Many, terrified by the thunder, answered the smacks of the . _ _ 'whip N.Vith the moil hideous roar, threatening to re - lease themselves of their lovely • burthcns in the most unhandsome mariner. . The principal amusement here for this evening, and that which excites curiosity to a very high degree, is a Lecture on Galvanism, by Mr. tliatim, at the rooms of the Old Ship.--A hew Au&ioii Room, on a very extensive ; , cal!', is jugt finished-.here, in that loshionable part of the town, St. James's-street, arid :kvhich is to be opened in the course of the present week .—C All S 'WU:IVEY, Esq. has been recently appointed by His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES as his Gentleman Performer in ordinary, on the Organ.—Lord CLAIRE has left this place for Rot tingdean. LONDON : 'Printed by It I at the SuNaliai Prom fix LOND(N PAZETI'E, Aug. 20, U'3s. Co/ien/u July t 6, 1805. The Infant Princess, Danll , er of His Royal aighnes, the 'PritiLe Royal or Denmark, died on Sunday the 14th inst. 11 ) ;2r.Office, Aug,, 1.0, 1805. Royal. Regiment of Horse Guards, Hospital Mate William Laing to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Peach, promoted in the szd bout. • • 4th Regiment of. Dragoon Guards, Lieut. Samuel lolinstone to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase. Cornet Win. Drought to be Lieutenant, without purchase. tst Regiment of Dragoons, Assistant Surgeon George Steed, from the' sad Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Codring. too, promoted. .3d Regiment of Dragoons, Captain T. D. Bland, from the 6th Foor, to be' Captain of a Troop, vice Manley, appoint. ed to the 56th Foot. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet Lord john Somer_ set to he Lieutenant, Without purchase. Cornet Robert Cranford to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Calcraft, who raires. gth Ditto, Cornet Richard Rathhone to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase. lames Maxwell, Cent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Mackenzie, promoted. Thomas Horsbrugh, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Savage, promoted. 14th Ditto, Hospital. Mate Widmer to be Assistant Surgeon. z6th Ditto, Cornet Clement Sweetenham to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Goth Ditto, Cornet john Cook to be Lieutenant, without purchase. • • 21st Ditto, Newcomen Edward Edgeworth, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Lee, promoted. 22d Ditto, Richard Delves 13rougliton,‘ent. to be. Comet, by purchase, vice Flume, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot, Captain john Hunter to be Major, without purchase, vice Hamilton, promoted in the gth Ve. titian Battalion. ' -sth ,Ditto, Ensign R. M. Bates to-be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign M. Hare to be Ditto. To be Ensigns, without purchase—Richard Croker, Gent. vice Bates. Michael McDonough, Cent. vice Hare. Richard Drewe, Gent. vice Gunn,' promoted in the gsth Foot. 6th Ditto, Captain Keating James Bradford, from the 56th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bland, appointed to the 3(1 Dragoons, Bth Ditto, William Henry Digby, Gent. to he Ensign, with out purchase, vice H. Fitzpatrick, superseded. 15th Ditto, Ensign Charles Agar Disner, from Half-pay of the late t3th Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Gordon, who exchanges. 23d Ditto, Sotheby, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase. 3 rst Ditto, Lieutenant Edward ,Hawkshaw to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Kirkman, superseded. 4th Ditto, Ensign William Darby, from the fild Foot. to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign William Robert Taylor, from the 88th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without . _ purchase. 43d Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant G . . T. joynt to have the rank of Lieutenant. Ensign and Adjutant Abraham Shaw to have the rank of Lieutenant. Ensign Alfred Wilmot to be Cnsign , Without purchase, N . :CC Jackson, who resigns. 2cl Ditto, John Bell, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Dick, promoted. Assistant Surgeon 'George Peach, from the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, to be Surgeon, vice Slow, appointed to the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards. Hospital-Mate O'Leary to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice Steel, appointed to the tst Dragoons. 6th Ditto, Captain John Manley, from the 3d Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bradford, appointed to the 6th Foot. ;gth Ditto. John Bithrey. Gent, to be Ensign,. without pur. chase, vice Shapland, to be superseded,,haviag absented himself front his Regiment when on the point of Embark— ation. _ , 6tst Ditto, Lieutenant join White, from the 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cameron, who exchanges. . Ensign George'Maclean to be Lieutenant, without purchase, voce Knox, appointed to the 64th Foot. William Fenton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Maclean. 6ad•Ditto, William Bellingham, Cent. to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice Dolby, promoted in the 4Oth Foot. 66th Ditto To be Cdptains of Companies without pur. chase—Lieutenant laines-Innes, vice Edwards, superseded. Lieutenant George Urquhart, vice M'Phcrson, deceased, Lieutenant Archibald Mac Neil, from the 7;th Foot, vice Guthrie, promoted in the loth Garrison Battalion. 67th Ditto, Lieutenant Donald Cameron, froM the fiist Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice White, who exchanges. Cornet William Rowan, from the uth Light Dragodns, to be En sign, by purchase, vice Foulis, who raires. ..68th Ditto, Lieutenant William Tracie, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Thompson; promoted. 7tst Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Hayes, from the 4;th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purChass, .vice Paley, who retires. 74 1 h l iitt“, Ensign Thomas St. GeorgeLyster, from The id West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vice liken, deceased. 75th Ditto, Donald M'Pherson, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Sutherland, deceased. 82d Ditto Lieutenant-Colonel William Grant, from Half pay of the late toll Garrison Battalion, to he' Lieutenanr- Colonel, vice Coghlan, whq exchanges. Captain 'Ralph Quseley, from the Royal African Cotps, to be Captainot a Company, without purchase. 84th Ditto, john Witirop, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dumas, promoted in the 75th Foot. 88th Ditto, Peter Bolton, Cent. to he Ensign, without pur chase, vice Taylor, promoted in the 4th Foot. 9oth Ditto, Captain Albert tYAltun, from the 62d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. 91st Ditto. To be Lieutenants without purchase—Ensign Dugald Campbell. • Ensign John Young. Ensign • Campbell. Ensign Archibald Milled!. To be Ensigns--fohn Campbell, Gent. vice M'Kenzie, eii- Cerseded, being absint without leave: Coll. M'Dougall, ent, vice D. Campbell. Anderson, Gent. vice Young. Angus M'Donald, Gent. vice Campbell. Alex ander Campbell,,Gent. vice fvl 4 l4eill. 95th Ditto, Captain William Balvaird, from the. tooth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. Second Lieutenant Diggle,to be First Lkitenant,witliout pur chase. Ensign iniln Gunn, from the st It Foot, to be First Lieutenant. Second Lieutenant Henry George Smith to be First Lieutenant, by . ptitchase, vice Pakenham, pro • moted. tooth Ditto, Ensign Andrew Rourke, from the 4th West in. dia Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ist West India Regiment, folin Henry Manning, Gent. to • be Ensign, without purchase, vice Cates, who resigns. ad Ditto, folio W 4,142111. Gent, to be Ensign,. without ,pur. chase, vice Lyster, appointed to the 74th Foot. 4th Ditto, Jobo M'lntosh, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Bourke, promoted in the tooth Foot. Ms King's Gtrman Le.gion. • • - - • ist Battalion ofthe Line.-: Ensign Anat . De Sasfe to be Lieu tenant., vice Deeken, who retires. Ensign Adolphus lie tiolle to be Ensign, vice Saste. ad Battalion of the Line—Ensign Henry • 141111Ier to be Lieu tenant vice Langrehr, appointed Adjutant. Ch ar l es G us . tavusMeyer, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Mliller. Lieu tenant Wm. Lewis Langrehr to be Adjutant, vice Har- Temoved to the sth Battalion. sth Battalion of the Line—Captain and Adjutant, Lewin De }lading, from the ad Battalion of the Line, to be Adju tant. "frit/Ivy. ViElor Preussner, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dillon's Regiment, Ensign Crescent Renault to he Linde.: nava, vice Rainionties, who retires. -- Tdihra , Cent. to be Ensign, vice Renault. - La Bourdon is, Cent to be ditto. Ensign, Peter La Contamine to be Adjutant, vice Savignac, who resigns, Watteville's Regiment, Ensign RodolPhe Steiger to be Lieu. tenant, vice Muralt, deceased. - Royal Waggon Train, Lieutenant Tames Young to be Cap tain, vice-Drought, who resigns. Cornet Elislia Day to be Lieutenant, vice Young.- Quarter. Alaster ----- Dickens, . from the loth Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Day . _ _ 3d Garrison Battalion, Ensign John Hall to he Lieutenant, vice Forster, motioned on the Stall lit the Army Depdt. Ensign W. Marshall to be Lieutenant, vice Bullstrode, appointed Paymaster. ' .Ist Royal Veteran Battalion,..l.ieut. Wm. Fetcham Kirke, from Half-pay of the 62d Foot, with temporary Rank, to he tiiisign, vice MunrO, prrhnoted. 7th Ditto, Captain B. M'Namara, from the 4th Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Stevenson, placed on the Retired List. 8111 Ditto. Brevet Lieutenant-ColDnel William Morris,_ from the 92t1 Regiment, to be Major, vice Walker, promoted. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon lolls Borriall, from the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Apothecary to the Forces, vice Con stable, who retires on Half-pay. BARRACKS. Deputy Barrack-Master Peter Purdon to be a Barrack-Mas ter in Great Britain, vice Kuollis, who retires. M&MORANDUM. Lieut. jambs Stasley Goddard, Lieut. Lewis Baby, and Lieut. A. Duperon Baby, of the 69th Regiment of Foot, are superseded. Ordnanre.Offity, Aug. 17, iSas. Rqal Regiment of Arti flea. Edward Collyer, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice H. Griffiths, promoted. Dated August 13, 18os. George A. Witts, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, vice I. MAC. rcionald, promoted. Dated as above. Commissions in the Royal Lanarkshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Ensign fohn Ferguson to be Lieutenant. Dated lane 21, rilos. Ensign Robert Todd to be ditto. Dated July 22, tilos. Ensign John M 4 Lean to be ditto. Dated luly 23, tilos. Griffith loner, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated tune 2s, Commission in the 2d Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia, signed by the Deputy Lieutenants. Dated August 14; tilos. George Bicknell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice John Laxon, promoted. Commission in the Ist Battalion of the ad Regiment of Ayr. shire Volunteer Infantry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Ayrshire. John Hamilton, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Quin tin Macadam, deceased. Dated Aug, 3. dos, Commission in the Dorsetishire Yeomanry Cavalry, 'signed 6, the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant John Herbert orowne to he Captain, vice the Honourable Lieutenant-Colonel Darner, resigned.. Dated Aug. 5, 18,5. • Commissions signed ey the Lord Lieutenant of Ayrshire. 14/ Regiment of Ayrshire Volunteer Infantry. - Ensign John M'Clewnan to be Lieutenant, vice . Gprdon, resigned. Dated August 7, 1805, John Gouldiei.Gent. robe Ensign, vice Shaw, resigned. ,Dated as above. , -Wil liam Henderson to be Ensign, vice M'Clewnan, promoted. Dated August 8, 18os. 3d h'attalion of the 2d Regiment Ayrshire Polunterrlniantsy. Ensign William King to be Lieutenant, vice Oughterson, resigned. Dated August 7, John Duncan, Gent. to be Ensign, vice King, promoted. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Edmund Townsend, of Maiden.lane, St. Paul's Covent. Garden. Middlesex, wine and cyder.mereliant, from August al to Sept. 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Jonathan Watson, of Manchester, cotton.spinner, from August 27 to 'Sept. t 4, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, De,insgate, Manchester. Richard Mugg.Menee late of Worcester, money scrivener, nt fro Sept. 3 to od! 22, at the 1 albot lmt, Chines, Wor. cestershire. IMNKR UF7 S. James Thomas, of Lightpill, Rodhorough, and Anthony Bond, of Stanley's End, Kingstonley, Gloucestershire, clothiers and co-partners, to surrenthir August 31, at 'five, Sept. 2, and 061. I, at eleven, at the Golden Cross, Cains . cross, Randwick,G loueestershire. Attornies Mr. Thomas Crooine, Stroud, Gloucestershire ; or Mr. Vizani, Gray's- Inn-square, London. Edward Nathaniel. Barrow, of .I.eadenhall-street, London, baker, to surrender August . 24, 3r, and 0.1. 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Taylor, Old-street road. DIVIDENDS, Sept. 24. Witham Salisbury (yell, late of St. Ives, Hunt ingdonshire, shopkeeper, at the Fountain Inn, Iluntin"k - .. don. Sept. 12. john Priestley, of Fie Mead, Birstall, Yorkshire, lohn Priestley the younger, of the same place. Amelia riestley, of Upper Clapton, Hackney, Middlesex, and joseph Priestley, of Great St. flelen's,'Lancion, merchants and co-partners, at ten, at the Golden Lion, Leeds. Sept. 2;. lohu Rusher, late of Reading, Berkshire, hosier, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Reading. Sept. IS. I ohn Honlthrig and Thomas William Sowerby, of Liverpool, merchants and co-partners, at eleven, at the' George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Sept, 16: !Olin Faulkner,late of Macclesfield,county of Ches ter, druggist and grocer, at eleven, at the Old, Angel Inn, Macclesfield. Sept. 30. Josph Turner; late of Stockport, county of Ches ter, cotton- spinner, at three, at the Dog Inn, Deansgate, Manchester. Sept.2l. Robert Bartlett, of Stretton-upon-Dunsmore, War wickshire, timber-merchant, at eleven, at'the Whizo Bear, Coventry Sept. 14. Benjamin Carr, of Heckmontlwilte. Birstal, York shire, carpet-manufaaurer, at ten, at the Woolpacks Inn, Horbury, Yorkshire. .• • CERTIFICATES. Sept. ro. Abu , lem Grey, of iqeet,sireet, London, man's mercer. Dennis Wright, of Saxlinghem, Norfolk, miller. Robert Clements, of New Buckenham Norfolk, shopkeeper. William ()low, late of New York, ' America, but ilow of Caritarvon. shopkeeper. William limier, of ?Milton, Lancashire, Money scrivener. It is expeaed that the bonding system will be extended to Plymouth. Inspe6turs from the Boards of Customs and Excise have been down' there sur-. veying the warehousei to be licenced for that pur pose. Friday a pugilistic contest took place in a field at Higher Ardwick, near Manchester, between the celebrated Burke, from Londun, and a rnab Of the name of Gregson, front the neighbourhood of Orm skirli ; when, after a Severe conflict of half an hour's duration, victory declared in favour of Greg son. Privious to the contest; the Ormskirk man seemed averse to the contest. Yesterday, at the Publie-nflice, Hatton-Garden, Thomas Chester and ioliri WAker were brouvlit up, and charged on suspicion of being accessary to the: robbery of the Shrewsbury Mail Coadi, Of a box of jewellery. From the evidence which appeared against them, they were committed for further examination. An old milk woman'cliarg-ed her son with frequent ly beating her in a cruel manner, without any pro vocation : the Magistrates were for sendint , him to f,.ea, which the mother be gge d might not b t 'e dune hoviever he was held to bail to answer for the as sault at the Quarter Sessions. Yesterday, at Marlborough-street, a Private in the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards was committed for trial, for stealing from the servant of a Gentleman :t 301. Bank 'note. The Prisoner was intrusted with the Prosecutor's property. On Saturday last Mr. S COTLAND , Coach-maker, in Long-alley, Moorfieids, who has for souse time been in a melancholy state of mind, in the absence of his nurse threw himself from a two pair of stairs window, and was so much brui'sed as to lie without hopes of recovery. • Yesterday an Inquisition was taken on the body of a widow, who lived as house-keeper in Mr. SAu- LIM'S family, in Coleman-street, whose clothes, our Sunday night, caught fire from a candle, which scorched her so much, that she died in great agony the following afternoon.---Verdia, Accidental Deaih. She has left six children. lIAR D lIARRIS, of No. 4, Martjett-court, Bow-street; and Publsshcd b) WILLIAM ARMICIRR Sc* IPYS, of South Molt t, NO, 112 Stralid j whore Aft ettisemeof Orders- for the Paper, Letters for tile Editor, &c. (post-puid), S PORTING CANTERBURY RACES. WEDNESDAY, AUU. 1 4. The King's Plate. . Mr. Ladbrake's b. h. Bustard► 4 yrs old - 1 1 . di. Mr. I loworth's b. h. Harefoot, 6 yrs old . dr. Mr. Hyde's C. h. Master Teazle, 4 yrs old - dr. Mr. Embden's ch. - .ln. Maid of Kent, 4 or old - County Members' Plate of sol. . i s Mr. Crosoer's b. h. Artichoke, 3 yrs old - a 3 Mr. Emden's b. c. Experiment ►. 3 yrs old - M. Ladbrokes c. c. by Guildtiod, 3 yrs old - 3 2 thin. Mr. WittsolVS r. 1. Rowans, 3 yrs old . olr. ttf4JRSDAY. - -- - The City Plateof sol. Mr. Enulen's ch. m. Maid of Kent, 4 YrS old, ' Mr. Hyde's Master Teazle, 4 yrsold . : • 4 ! 1 . Hon. Mr. W atson's r. f. Rowans, 3 yrs old • 12 - ()t sport our course cannot boast ; tlidt Of TUCSday was excellent, but of Wednesday and yesterday very indifferent.. Few acc►dents, more than the usual casuiaties AriSlOgltUni unskilrul drivers at these times, have occurted, and these, happily, without any material injury to the p ari except the ex pence of the shattered vehicles hi winh they wets con veyod. The public breakfast, ball rooms, and ordinaries, were but thinly attended for the first two days. , The ordinary of Ye s ; terday Was linweVer, Vet y much Grovdecl, and the dras IA of last night very fully attended, there being upwards of three hundred persons present. Among thecompany we of 3 3dr, ticed the M nrquisses of Douglas, Tweedale. Lsrd and I,,dy Sondes, Lady Elizabeth Finch Hatton, Sir William Wl* Sir Ed sad and Lady Knatclibull, Sir Ed wed and La Deering, Sir Edward and Lady Hales, Major Generals Stately and Thornton, our gepreSeiltBtiVeS, tbe log. k Georg: and 4ohn Baker, Esq. with a loog Hai omilitar Wai l ! n tam the Coast and adjacent Sir Edward AilltiClit a►ui Edward Deering, Esq. eldest son or Sir Edward Van* Bart. are the Stewards for the ensu►ng year• tainAir. • Mr. HoTwiolerthC,osubn.tyi:Hiaatrecorutostol.—.Four 11..1i1e he arso l 1 ,:, t ; i sir. Crosoer's b. h Artichoke . . • twltto. Mr..L:nden't br. c. Experiment, 3 yrs old • A Bye Match for zoo o gs. .P. k ost 11/4 ; Ir , Fall' Me. Ilawkin's b. g. No Go , by 'fby p , ag- cc:n'z, b. g. by fortua io, lost. eac h. Four allies.— ~,o u J. r H A . a i n . L ti e I n c c k a o l i:n l ' s s i so g. g. I ' . Mr. Hawitins's Misslirass, 6 yrsulti, tort. Sweepstakes of togs. each, rod: by Gelltlantn; ijouhnejunsy; Cagril,psi.isatged, iost../Ib, . ; DERBY RACES, AUGUST 13. nib * Fifty Pounds given by l' •G • h D uke of NVO his Grac e 4 e for Maiden Horses of all ages. . Mr. Cave B►owne ' s b. C. Mountaineer, entered at tbe , t . post ',. _ 4 ' Mr. Billington's b. h. Rattler - , • i Mr. Sock:it's b. nt. - - - ' 3 4 Mr. Godden's b. c. Mr. sitwell's b. l. Goosecap recei . - - $ ; Mr. Bradhurt's b. h. Woodlarlc .. this Plate. • , 'WEDNESDAY, AUG• 14. Ito °fp ,. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Subsarition P A for Horses of all Ages. t t Mr. A te ' L. rsb. h. Ne‘vc;istle - 3 Mr. E,gerton's bl. C. Othello - . 0 lag Mr. Harris's b. h. Sir Rowland - Double I.ntrance. ved togs, to v:itlittraw s td T.:Ecger. mutoAnt,Svsnu:b;:sccbri.p6ti,othn li'liate 0i,x,.,,' for horses, 54C. It. Bowinan'4 b. t .. . MMieaßuontoaiwnr .. . s : HrURSOA Y• I, he . A I l ' new . levy , of s= 3 I _, --,---,_.---7-_._.ed . la u..s#ian States; and a Corps of 40,0) is } or ,in' the I ' . ivonia, where it is supposed it will einbNiiirou", antc dt in the course of the present month, sta Squadron . of eight Sail of the Line will leap'" o iza 80,000 men has been 0fd.,. . _:,,,,, to b cr it LI , o t t _ otTling to some aeCounts) in the raiti:b s'ot.i. _rhersstated to be intended to join the f3rit''' d on in the North Seas. . ... , n ble t° PootE, Auo. 15.—The first,,Leaure, 0 6':;:i by the Will of the late Sir JOHN I:.,isTElt, Wa 9 r'.-jnlg the Rev. P. W. JOLLIFFS, on Sunday last, !'. o ' er , gothnaevecTotronudt:ltteioeNr:: tnhiastterhoef,.gathiv,seto:lltei)2olll..arje;:r°illtircl; day, jn tie evening; also to the Clerk of we t 16 1, : 1. 01 . ; to the Organist ;OL ; and to the Se%' ° ,' e 5 cc sufficient Stock has been purchased' in t-1/° 113 b .), to pay this liberal donation ,ho i l l 0 si.loellaiddlileeirin:•altenhhdea ri‘wdieois'utiseihirtie:slyc Bo still s porfoNcvosrsiu:aeos:i b 0 tri ii b it e l; i h i l i t l y ve ta y k e e t n, been taken on the North C° sr. ) bog' _ have about 3000 hogsheads at St. Ives ;, 5 40 0 i fie tiny fishing to*ns do _not sple'ehifqy iteltlteeres;t°ll:lli got id catches, and , 0 ' 0.- ' Th ur 'd' s ay evening, between eight and aim., ... 0. i , the s long coach from Birmingham air oceraireltr'igeri 'toke's.Croft. Although there were ten P 3s , s l oy 6 , egh fi t a h t e t y e r a i I g lg r e prosa itipsepeteisiliviti.irtglore,lira inside and seven out, the Whole iirovid,ellu` The taped without sutThring any niaterial i0.1.??1:0,1Leel, accident , arose from the linch-pin of 00 °1 I ' ll ' ' corning off. ——.lflll' befilfb. • --- :as i s:ed izo b: — A t illiscelafll:Aa:t3:01511::::: parnjed:l%;ii:cukut.is:tillisi:9`: Mlobe`,°:;10:10)! tune, Smith, Hope, Tate and Coud roil'. J . ijosc ClsristiJoa. bec i: r Saited--the Fly, Kennedy, for Trinirlad ; '.' l 0 , Wicklmm, and Goncoldia, Siehold, fur TOO% . . PH; / fa, Miti lll' s f Bc tir.• of On Fr:day last, the 16th Inst. at the S ?OR lari:110, Markham, Ades, Sussex, the Hon. Mr. l ' iitO , Son. rie , h t r mio - - o * On the tath inst.. at Hyll, the I.ad? 01 •-' 1 . 3 fen- ° of the Ituyal Navy,' and chnuttander of the •‘• .........„, that . s t .oiell., (...___!f_Ltt..._:____ , ..-------"' --......... • AMR R /4 0 h bf dr : . . , Char`..tdo - vvt.i: On Saturday. the trip inst. at vO l /;;01, Of.,‘",,vatei, Rev Peter Thoroton, Phu tYlusters, itt ; tw s (.10',..01 .11414 in the Cotinty of Norfolgli•nk,, s.:O, of iLloghter of - the late Georgo Cliovoroz, '-i iiffie , to, Park," in said County. - „, ~. ti,, p05t:v..44.0 3.0 tie l ante ago. 111 r. Larripbell,; hctiod ats,- .Mrs. Stavely, widow of the late " c 00 6 ' Mf. 5 oto Fenchtiich.stroct, Druggist. - 1 rshurY, ciao, Oh Tuesday, at St. Gvorgets, inn. of New .80nd,5treCt, tt) bli2s94.rau.V;:silitldtfietil'itte6. of the late James Matravers, LA. 01 illoomsbury.quarc. ti sr~ FR ICB 0, yrsr 7:11.11:StoCilto _ x 25, dil. iiitila 13005, l;.• prat]. , 3epxecriv:C:Ltei: Ilii7iti: 0, ,p, Or' Ofriniarti, 0;_ eat, Imperial 3 p!', s,/,,6ths. Ditto min. 9 F .?,. 5 , 7 t, i f I Cons, ICI 17 A.?. -.. Rank Stock, 173 i 76 Navy 5 per Cent. 88 5 per Cent. r 197, Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. 75 3 pe r Cent. Red. ;Ur 57 tper Cr. Cons , 57 Hank L. Ann. I d 13.16ths Short Ditto, on.street Grosvenpr-sql.l arc IUSt be ;dciressea.