The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-30 00:00:00

r - I , • 1-, • r 4 162 • • , , r ,v 44, . • j t ,; 9ip l zr " • -• - •": - .4 • , - 14k".4.H1 / 4 : 1:t 1 / • priBl....Tltl 10 #) , 7014 Numntit 7405.-j TfIEATR ROYMI., DRURY-LAN E. THIS PRESENT.EVENING P May 30 1816, their Majesties' Ssirauts will perform, for the 16th time, *new Tragedy, called BERTRAM ; Olt, THE CASTLE'OF ST. ALDOBRAND. The Principal Characters by Mr. Kenn, Mr. Pope, Mr. Powell, Miss Boyce, and Miss,Somerville. The Vocal P ar t s by Mr. Pynt, Mr. Smith, Mr. J. Smith, turd Master Harris. • To which will be , addcd, for the 6th time, an Operatic Fairy . Tale, in 'lwo Acts, called OBERO!'eS O_ATI-1 ; Or, The PALADIN and the PRINCESS. Boxes 75.; - Second Price ;Is. 6d.—Pit 3s. 64. ; Second Price *s.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price is. - -tipper Gallery Is. I ilerond Price 6d. l-niun ow, The Cabinet ; with The Turnpike Gate, being the last Nialit-of the Company's performing till the Holidays. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 30, 14316, will be acted the Tragedy of THE GAM ESTER. • • , Beverley, - .Mr. Young; Stukely, Mr.. Terry; Lemon, Mr. C. Krmhle ; Jarvis, Mr. Murray; Itlrs. Beverley, Miss O'Neill; Charlotte, Miss Foote. * To which wilt he added, the Opera of BROT!•IEIt AND ,SlsTf.lt. • Flaces for the Boxes to he taken- of Nit.. Brandon, at the lox-Office. Ilart-street, from Ten till Four. Uu Monday, The Grecian Daughter; with Potty Thieves. The Public ar..= respectfully informed, that on Monday, Jane 10, will be retired the First Part of Shatiskare's Play of King. Remy thy Fourth, in.. which Mr. ketohle will, fur liner first time, attempt the Character of Sir John F4lstaff. 'UNCOMMON 'CIIEAP TRAVELLING at the SARACEN'S - HEAD INN, SnoW-Hill, Louden. • -From LONDON to YoRK, also LEEDS, only Two Guineas • • Inside, mill a Guinea outside ;- the 'same in proportion to •• EDINBURGH, - and' all Parts of the Nora h. From LON •, SON to WEYMOUTH, One Guinea inside, and 15s.'iiut . side, with four inside.—Coaches, the best Horses, and keep good time. By W. B, MOUNTAIN and Cu. • The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches; &c. set out Irma the,Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill. • CROOK unit (JOS L I N G's" NI A R. LBOROUG H Eiegititt Post (leach, through Ileitgerford, - Newbury, reading, N.; 'identical, sets out fro m the Saracen's Head, • Snoeltill, 4r Seven o'clock in the' M..iroing, lets to Marline. 'ong!, Ivy dinner • a CC#llllOilllU le conveyance for Travel.: • •.• lers on t ester,' goad. • TheCNIPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one fight t.n the Road, carrying Four Insides and FourOuteides; arts out every Day,itt o'clock,-arrives -at Liver - ere)! next Afterne, it at Sig o'clock, through Dunstable, Woburn, Lath bury, Nortii..mpton, Welfurd, Lutterworth, Iliitekle); hid stone, Lichfield,. Stone, Rugety, Newcastle, Kuutafurd, Ware vitigtorrairal Prtsscot.• • • SOVIIIAMPTON, Lsimington; Winchester; and Busing stoke New 1' iue Inside k.:seselt- at Eight • o'clock in the Morn ing, arrives at the George-btu-Soot tiampton, by Sig o'clock. "This is a 'nost o,..rhofful Coriveyanee - to the. Isle of. Wight, s/er's-ey, Guernsey, Saint Melees, Havre de Grace, knee • !burgh, &b. • The W AI:EP LOO New Light Fotir Inside Coach to 'Leeds, Bradford. and all Parts of the North, sets rant at Two ..st'eloct, in the afternoon, and Arrives at the - Golden Lion•lon, Leeds, next - Evening at-Six o'clock, through.Stattinir••, Gren them., Newark and Doncaster. This clad, is intended to ac . ,commodate the Towns of Leeds, Halifax • Bradford and-Vi .cinttv. It will leave Leeds at three o'clock in the•Aftertioon. -• l'assetsgets may convenieutly eveue tr. Le,dsfroM those' places -.And be nt Lttudon early the .0.-xt Evening. WEYMi Ayrii, Dorchester, Illandloril,Salishury, Andover, 'and Basiogstoke, new Post C'as'h, et cry Afternoon, at. Three s; o'Clock The Weyinuitt h . Peckers toGuetosey,..lersey, Cher •:•e', burgh, St. Haloes, &c. - From Cherburgh is a west delightful road to Paris. . - • .• • • EXETER, PlynittuthpWeyrnonth,.DorChester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salikbury,•New Post CuaCii, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock, through Himlton, Ainninster;,Brid , port, Illandferd, Na ingstoke, and Bagahot. • - BOSTON; -Studding, Pete, borough, •Stilton and Hunting , ion, new Roy: i Mail Coach. sets out every Evening to - Spils by, Louth, Grimsby, did Hull. BATH & 11,:5.i1.0L; Flying Poast-Coaches, through, Chip- penham, Cable, and ,Marlhorougli, every Afternoon ; arrive at .Mr. May's, the Greyhound inn, Bath, and the London- Tavern, Thonnts-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morn ing.e-Coaches to. Welts, Bridgewater, Taiiton, Exeter, Ply . snout h , &c. - • , LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets nut every Mortititg at., Fight o'clock : - -carries, Four Insides only, 40 , 1 goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughput. Passes through Stamford, Newark, ltetford, Doncaster, and Ferry-, bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next 'Morning. Notwith standing the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is al lowed to be the most •algteerible and complete Public Con veyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommo dation by any other. GLASGOW,' Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, llratcahitl,'l'hornhill, Sanqithar-Kiln, Canmock, Kingswell, and all parts of Scotland, aPest Coach (Daily). YOR:,., Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland; New castle', and Edinburgh , Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at half-past Six o'clock, by way of Neivark, Itrtford, Tatlegster, Darlington, - Icorthallerton, Durham, Mat peth, and 'Berwia. Passel'. germ finding themselvee fatigued front the length 'of the journey, may rest what time tlary'please, and thee proceed en without any additional Fare. 'IIitIDGENOR.TH and Walsal new Post -Coach, every Eve. CARLISLE, I'errrith, ,tad Wlnteltaven, Post-Coach, gees 'with ['our. Horses, turd a Guard all the way. Passeethrotigh Ilrough, Appleby, Caeatalilittge, Iticitinottd,'• Catterick, liorouglibridge„ Vt. - kJ leerhy, • Aberforti, Dom: e st e . e, and Gran . thatn. Sets out every Morning, and performs -the.jouvney 'atilt the greatest Itictlity. 'ii-ae,ll4ol'S•detained on tire Road Lv business -or pleasaire, bare tine pecoliat advatitageatf their Seats tieing secured in the next Coach. KENDIII., .Len-caster,-Preston, .Kirby-Lonstlale, Bolton - Chorley, Ottnskirk, and Garstang Post-Cottelies„ciery Atte". noon, at Five o'clock. • Guarded. - LIVERPOOL, :Farrington, Knutsferd, Stone, and Litch field, Pest Coach, called The Expedition, every Evetinig at Five o'clock, to .the Saracen's-Head Inn, Dale-street, Lucia tool. Guarded threngliuut. 'WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at half past tiix o'clock. -CHES'PER, 'Newport, Wbitclinrch, Tsrporley, Nantwich, Nerthwich, and Miudlewich, Post-Coach, every Evening, at „ . • • SUNDERLAND, StocktononitlYarin, new Coach. every. Isliwnittg, to the George Inn, Silnde-riand• ,M.N CHESTER, Winslow, Coogleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton, Post-Citing], every A ftet•noon. Gam tied. - SI - IREWSBURY, tVelliegton and Shill'ital, Post-Coach, -ftrery Erening at Five e'cloel , •4 Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Itethertnon Post-Coach, called { -the Rock, • inglient, every Moritieg. BIRMINGIIAM Mercury PM- Coach, with a. Guard, sets Out every Afternoon, and reaches ilirminghani next , day at h wl. Passes by Oxford, Enston and Sbipstone, to the Sare.cen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. - HULL, Nortlicave, Howden, l'horrt, and Doncaster, Post. Coach, every Morning at half-past Six o'clock, to th e ( Jos , • Market-place,•Hull. * • DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgete, Canter, • bury, Fer e eslusi e , Ch a th ate ,,Rochester, and Stro,tid• new Post Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. • lIERTFORD Hodilesdon, and Cheshent Coach , _ le, - ' - -every Morning. TOTTENIIAM and EdniOnton Catch, Daily, at nag - past Tt'n, Hall-past Two, Hall-past Four, . and Ilaif-past Seven WILLIAM B. MOUNTALN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends towline Politic, that they will not be • account tblefor a ir y Writing, Parcels, tic Lugatge , &•c• of more than e t Value, if lost, stolen, or - damaged, unless entered ecsuch at paid for actordingV, at the Saracens's Head Inn, Loualutu THUR*DAY, MAY ;so, i 81.6. PRIZE INIQNEV. GRANT to the ARMY which served under the Com'nand of Field-M'arshat his Grace the DUKE: of WELLINGTON, in the Kingdom of Portugal, Spain, and France, from the 2d May k 1309, to,the tOth April, 1614. 74 , :t oTicE is hereby given, for the purpose o : f 11 . .prerenting tronble, disappointment, and expence, to all Parties interested in this Grtml, that pursuant to the pro visions of the Aet of Phrliament, the DISTRIBUTION of the MONEY, Which 'commenced on the Ist Say of February last, will CLOSE on the 3 ist Instant; after which, date,'no farther Payment can be made by the Distributing Agent, as all the Shares which may remain in his hands unclaimed, must, ac cording to Act of Parliament,' be paid over to Chelsea Hos pital, wliereall future PaYment. Will be made by the Deputy Treasurer of that Establishment : But it is 'thought vtght to apprise all Persons concerted, that from the extra or oinary aild unprecedented extent and complication of the Distribu tion, a'Perioil of at least two . Menths, * froM the gist instant, must necessarily elapse before the Books, Ike. can be matte up arid arranged, so as to enable the 'said Deputy Trea.nree to answer betters, or to commence ; paying any part of the Ml claimed Shares, and to which the Persoms tfiey belong to, and the legal representation of tipple My; are dead, have a right to receive, at any time not exceeding six years from the date of their being so paid over to Chelsea. ARCIIIII k aD CAMPBELL. Suffolk street, May 28, 18IG. icru.i ING P . l , ICE - , May 17, 1816. Tun CO:11:1111S.'S'IQI:VERS for VICTU:4L L His M.I.IESTr Y do Acrehy give:l ; otice, that on Friday, the 7th of June nest; they will be ready to rc( rice 7tinders in writing (era IPri rip), and treat ,fOr the sepir‘ze C , ,ntracts) of ,what FR FAH BEEF -may requt:std ; fur the use of hi.' Majesty's Ships and Vessels at CaMpheiton, crud' vi Stravraer and in Loch Ryan, on the Coast of Seel land, for 7'weive Calendar illirths,---the former front 14e i 5 th ne, and the' latter from the 1311 of July neat. The 'Condilions o:1 - 1.1w Contracts may he seen at the Se cretary's Offire,„ r at this Office, or by neplying to the Col lectors of the Ckolonts at Canybelton and Stranracr,respec lirely. ..esfard trill be had to any Tender in which Prke shall ,rat Ae inserted is word's at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Roard before. one- o'Clock on the said Frid.,:p,, the 7th of Jane next, nor Unless the Person , who. male.; 1/u...render, or some ,POrsan behalf, attends .ta.o4su , e,r u,/, to retilt . f7for; ruck r en d er I T accompanied by a Letter signed by tWO:tesininsible Perslns rnKastit to become' bound ipith, the Parti , tendering, in the Penal Sant of 5001. for the due performance of each of the Contracts: BRITISH .OALLP;ItY, PALL-MALL. PHIS GALLERY, was R E-OIIENED ) , 1 RA WEPNESDAY. the Vd Instant, with a iffy of CELERRAII'.I) PII;TITItES, by ITALiAN NIAST,F;KS, with which the Proprietori have faVoured the Briti,h In4ti tnt:ion, for the gratiftoation of the Public, and for the bene fit of the Fine Arts in general. Oren from Niuc till Six,—Admittance !s,---Catalopes Is. By Order, JOHN YOLINU, Keeper, 11 MR. WESTN" PICTURE OF critusT REJECTED. 1r A.NI 7 " 14 1 -ttl it's and (Gentlemen wflongst • the thotisands who haVe seen this •PICTURE (witich . is still in Emil BITION; having— expressed wish to he in formed when it was Mr. WFSfs, intention of, publishing a PRINT from aeu authori respectfully .to acquaint them and time Public its Kew , ' al, that a Dlt A WIN:4 Is now finished preparatory to that Object, and placed in the : Roofs; with the ORIGINAL PA I N 1 . .,' , ;(4, at No. 125, PA LL-M ALL, for their inspection ; eflo:re subleriptions: are received, and prixted ptartienlars may be h ad By ' SIMART, Secretary. 125, Pall-Mail, May 11, - .161(4 • NB. Th e F.,xunitc,u:" opens.as' , usual,.froin Ten till Five. . . ROYAL EXCLIANE ASSIMANCE OFFICE, 11ov R nritE . coult r of 1)111 - V.ITOR Itg ROYAL CH AN( ASSURAN tn.; nu herety giTe Notice, that AN , F.Eat BOQK.S . will m. That from Thormiay, the of June next. to Tue‘tide, t lie 9th i pf July following ; and that a t , F,NCitAL Ctil!ltf of the !laid coapoct,vrioN will he Widen their 'fltlire o on IVAlnvbcii4, - 11;e19th of •3,1 n, Tit N At Eleven o'cluck.in the'Forenoon, to copnivr of a DiVIDENO. KANIVEI:YENNIINt;, 'Jail. :§fCietaiy.. • N.II. Attend:lnc is given daily at the sin .es, ain their Otte , - i 1).,i1 Mall, for tbe.Asintratire-of.,l•:toildrogy' Goods, Merchandise, and Ships, in , liarbonr,„in,,Dpcki. or while building, from Loss or Damage ti y Firs;; and also for the Assurance of, anal granting Annuities on, Lives. ' • To the GENTLEMP.N, - CLERGY, and OREiil.lOOOlO of the .COUNTY PALATINE of LANCASTEIL • - GENTLEMEN, TH E Office of One - of - the Coroners .ftit this County having become vacant. by the Death , of NA MILNE, Esq. I beg to offer myself n,Pandidate to succeed hiin in that °dice. Should I be so fortunate as to he the o bj ec t o f y our Choice, I shall endeavour, by a strict and ecinici..ntiou4 discharge of the impoi taut duties of that situation, to make a proper re turn fur the high . con4clente reposed 'in rue by the appoint *neut. • I have the honour to he, Gentlemen, Your most. devoted and very htfinhle Serrantc ROBEIIT ELLS CLINLIFFE. Whincliesier, 11.1aq 40, MI6. MONEY. NOBLEININ,, Gentlemen, &c. are••respect fully informed they may be supplirti• with MONEY to any auionnt, on'terms equal to Mortgage, securekl op Free hold, Copyltald, Leasehold Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements Widows' Joitunres, Cleidy meit's Livings, or any other property. l'erSons Of respectability may be supplied on their lersonal Security only. alfilemen will flutterer). liberal accommoda tion, withtntrdelity. ~llrlrl'tettt~irus fruits Twelve till Two; or Letters (post-paid) wiliteNsetl to Messi's. Wills and Co. No: ay, 46Otii.stritet, botteley-sqOare. This Day wa s published, Ito. with is Map, price 255. THE , NtkR RATIVE of ROBERT ADAMS, Saitur, who was wrecked on the WESTERN COAST of AFRWA in 1310 ; was detained three years in Slavery by the Arabs of the (irvat Desert,. and tesided several munths in m the City of Tohtictoo.' , , • Printed tor John Murray, Albemarle-street. Day v. ere published, in Svc). price 61. boards, isERTATIoNs f)ti VARIOUS INTER ESTING with.a View to' illustrate the Amiable and Mori) Spirit of ChriAt's Religion ; and to correct the moral tendency of sonic Doctrines, at present, modern and fashionable. by, trie Rev. TI-101AS WATSON., Printed for Longman,' Hurst, Rees, °pile, and Brown, Paternoster.row.. . _ • • • ..... , Of whom may he had, by - the same A' . 1. Intimations and Evidences of a Future Stin t ., 12ens. 4s. boards. . . Popular Evidences of Natural Religion ind Christianity, 42m0. Rs. hoards. Q. A Plain Statement of some of the most important Prin ciples of Religion, 9to. es. boards. 4. Au Useful Compendium of many Important and Curious Branches of Science and GeneraPKnowledge, CUING'S, WORM LOZENCiES*. • YATORMS•ate allowed to be tfie'runt frequent sources of Children's Diseases: their`. Symptoms every Parentstronkl be acquainted with. They occasion Lost of Appetite, a Paleness of the Pave Emaciation, nod an inv. Bowels gular state of the owels„attende:l with violent. Pains ; they bring nu Convalions, affect the growth of the Body, and often prove fatal by ending in a Consumption or Decay. Both as a Pleventative and Cure for these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Medicine. is allowed, on the testimony of some of the highest Characters in this Cbuntry,lo tusi• - e riOT equal. Their public approbation. given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its efficacy in their 'own Fami lies, stamps its merits beyond competition, and gives a sanc tion tit it will& no other Isletliri tie of the kindcan boast. Sold aCtiessrs. Butler and Sons, No, , t*, Cheapsitle, - Len• don, in packets, at Is. lid.; and in boxes , at 2 s. ,9d. aortas. rid.4lech ; and. so by the principal Booksellers and l‘ledieine 1/bailers iu every Tnwa:.' VG- OFFICE, y 24, 1t914'. T HE COMMISSIOYERS.for VICTMILLING Ifix3lAJES7' PY tlo hrreby rive Notic:., that Hn Tofs?an, the Ilth of June next, they will bi,ready to re, ertz..e Tenclers in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Sap ,of:4l:-Issch quantities of 1 7 111:3S111 BEEF as shall be de- Inaniled? , ;r the no of his .Ifajesty's Ships and ressrls in tht rA* 4 , e i tt rip tc r the spare :if twelve, Cate:lda)* Months fi or, 110'h !lay of June next. • The CT:telitions of theConiruet may be seen at the Secret .lary's Wee atthis:Qtliec: or' by applying to Mr. Thomas the l'ictiteling. at ()over. rtl;:ssrtt nil! In! had to any lender in which the Price shall inNertfrl is wrirch at level:, or that . .4:411 not he delivered-to the Board.before One-u',Clock on the said Tues day, the IIM of June least; nor Unlessthe Peraon who mai:, the 7'ender, or sonae , Persun on his, behat4ottends to answer 104 eu C4lle 11or. Eae4 reindie mwst also hi ocean:proffer, Ply n Pller by twii , resiionsible Persone elikitging to litwoote bound with thc. Party )einleriug, in the penal 411)14 gl 6001. for the due per foryzahe:e of: the Cutstract. CUNTILACT- , ; FOR COALS AND CANDLES. r Commissary in Chiefs (Mike, Great George- ' street, Loudon, larAN'rEl) for the 13 . trracki in the . .riniTer-, v meutioned Counties in South Britain, for the Bar• , racks in North Britain, and in the Islands of Guernsey, and Alderney, such Quantities of COALS ant!-TANini.EO as may frouitime to time be required by the respectit Bariack- Wastetkirritlo the time being. rj' • The Deliveries to commence:as soon after the 25th 3ttne next, as' therespective Barrack-Masters shall require, and to continue until the 2-Ith June following. . Proposal's' for•supplyingColls, wade, seperately for each County in South Bata theAvlitile.'ig"7"the Barracks in ;`north Brit t aini Mid likewise for those in the Three Islands of Guern sey, Jersey, aryl Alderney, sealed tip and - /barked "'Tender for Coals,"' will be receiyo at this Office until Twelve o'clock an VVedriesday-the 19th of Jane; the-Partiet 'tender ing observing, that 'in TM* - Coxinties where both Sea and ula . hil Coat4ren;edi theViopotal express the l'rice'of eaeli desittifition: 'Proposals fur' supplying 'Cane sealed 'up ant marked "Tender for Caudles,!' will be received until Twelve o'clock o n Friday the I eth of June; hut nosPr4osal, either for Coals or Candles, will be noticed, unless on or annexed to a Printed Particulsr, and the Prices inserted in words at length; nor Unless a Letter be. subjoined to auclt.Propnsal from Two person ofiknowil property, exga t ;ing to lucomeboand with the Party tendering in the stun expressed in the Particulaii,. for the,dne Performance of thit rtnitract; :.„ If Tepders are sent to post, the postait,l'amst be paid, Pariieutars' of the Contracts may be had on applicutinn at this Office, between' the hours of Eleven anti Five ; to Deputy Comasissary General. Young, Edinburgh; Deputy Coustuissary General Cuppe,.Gtierissay ; ansi Deputy Commis. sary-General Wright, Jersey. CdtI&TIES. Berks., Chester, Cornwall Cumberland, Devon. Dorset, Durham, Essex, Hants, Isle of Wight, Isle of Mari, Kent, Latlcaster, Middlesex, Norfollt, h ampto n , Nottingham, Snifolk, Surrey, .Sussisx, Warwick, York, North Britain, Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and .Alderney. ELGIN MARBLES. This t)ay was pnigfsbed, in Om. price ris. EPORT of flit. SELECT COMMITTEE of silt? the th-MiSK of COMMONS on the EARL ofELGIN t s COLLECTION of MARBLItS, 'fo which is added, neopiutis Index. Printed fur John Murray, .Aibeivarle-street. GENUINE MEDICINES. 151 NEWBURY awl SONS, at the ohl esta. . Wished Warehouse for Dr. Jtintes's, and other valuable etlicinei, inform the Put,:ic that the Prices - including stamps . , are as ; hut as spurious Preparations are soltl by softie 4ittier Detilllrs, all Purchasers, to aVOiti'iniptsiition, will ob ;ervrq that the Genuine Wareholise.ip at the East Erid of St. yo. 45 r the third house froin Cheapside. • - s. -d. Dr•Jatues Powder 2 - D Aualt-utic Pills 4 6 Pills 9 Dr. Austin's Chalyheate 4 0 Ditllt's Carminative 1 9 tonic Pills I4sWrante's Pavdet 4 6 'lite Cephalic Snuff 'Unless the name " F. NEN Stan:toi l t ha..hove cannot hi± g Dr. Hooper's Pills ...l I Glass) , Nlagssesia, Essence tiinger 9 Cheltenham Sitht; 2 9 thwenough . .l Tinctures n 9 Tole Lozenges • 1 11 Soothing . hyrup .....n 9 .*;* tlastple•allowanct will b 5113licines of repute tor .t. „LI!. Steer's Opcnieltloc 52 S -- Camomile Di ups 1 - 9 Essence of Coltsfoot 3 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 , Lozenges of minis ..... 1 li4l,glish Coffee 9 L PO. Delistorientes....-. 4 egitY” be •engravcd in the Magneßfa 2 9 Strong 'Cinct,of ilikrk 4 lixbiute * Watt , 3 GI Inglish's Scots Pills 1 11 Gzaut's Cough Drops.. 1 6 Welch's Pali . 9 Dr. Sulander's Tem St made upouthest and all tither ativu. rpnlelt srVio4pril/41cN NAVAL NEWS. rtARWICIT, 11Ai .29:—Sailed the Print! of Orange packet for Holland ; Earl of Leicester packet for Cuxhaven—boil) Avith mails. --. Wind S i , FALMOUTH, MAY 27.—Arrivvd ai r irlbo.:z ro`oglfpacket witl) d mail - from Lisbon ) in .17 Wind N. DEAL ) MAT 29—came down frnm the itiver last night, anti sailed this morning., the pilgrim, , DYASON ) 'and the George , and James, flooPErt„ for Senegal and Goree. Arrived the Swan cutter from a cruise, and remasus in the Dawns wit 4, his Majesty'b skips Ganytneck and 11„ittlt•snn14, and the Swift and Diligence },ilat Wind N. GI( viaseNo, MAY . 29.—Arrived the Atlantic; . SPINKS, from 'Marseilles ; West Indian, CooK I , trom Antigua; Amelia, SSI IT El from St. Do. olingo ; Ann Henrietta, ARtHUß,,li.oin Antwerp; Good Hope, CLOCK, from 10ttertlani, Sailuct the Margaretta,JAMES, for Antwerp. . Corti, MAY-25.--Artived yesterdity his Majem. ty's ship Telegraph from Plymenitti ; to-d a y ltis Majesty's ship ,Flebrus from Englimf!, - ;11 - 1 , 1 the .M son Reveuue. cutter Itorn..,tt cruise. Sided again his Majesty's' ship Telegroph.-7-WinViN.W. HIGHLAND SOCA EIY ADDRESS. The following, is a Co• , V of atl Address, pre. stinted to the PRINCP, RECKNT„or the' L l evee,. at Carlton !louse, yesterday, by a 11.potation o f t , .e HigiOiled- Society 01 Lo. , duo. i.a eonsecitteoce of his Royal Highness having hero pit aced 'o, per mit himself to he' eleeted a Member, ;Intl havin , ..i, comdestended to accept the : designation of Chief of the Society. The Deto n nation, several of whom appeared in. thu Ancient Highland Garb, Consisted or the fok lowing , Noblemen and Gentlemen, who were most grationsly received, and had the honour of kissing bands on tbe occasion ; ramely— Lord Janrem Murray,. Right lion.gerSichihahl MacdaliAl,l4ll.F r ice'Presidents. (..i tne! - Aal Gt:_,4rge Beckwith, G. C. 13: `Ph Dolee of Ai:kyl!, Al6Aander Grant, of bat«, The Duke of Mho% vey, tart. The Earl of A,!;)oyne John Peter Omit, of Rothe. Laral'Jotn Cmitybeii, k FAN: Viseo(lltt COlonel Christie. • • SINI(3N t,s e ,i; tas i es. • ,JAMES, The' Address is Its follows, • • 'PO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS' GP.01111 . 1 2 , PRINCE OP • WALIIS, 'KEnr;i4ll. - QV TOE. UNITED KINGDOM O 1 GREAT rAmTAIrt AND lIIELAND,, Bic, Afeay. plegse ,11&yat Ilighuass, The Members of the Highland , .'or;iety Lornlol bare na nimOnsly thoUltt it their" duty to exprc'si, by a Deptitatiort frail tleir Body, the decii sense which „they entertain uf your Rnyal Highness's gracious coodesceusion, in affording them your Royal gOuutenance, and support, hy. placing yourself at their head. The objects which the Society endeavours" to accomplish ate, the preservation of the Language and Antiquities of the Caledonians, and of the tenpins of Celtic Poetry and Litera. tore; the eatiiblishment and support of Gaelic Schools in the Highlands of Scotland; the relieving of distressed Highlen&- ers'at a distance from their \homes ie and proM , iting the Im provement and' general welfare of the Niiithern Parts ot the kingdom. They,hare also in view the preservation of sucll of the habits and principles of their Ancestors as must to the commttnity- in \ all time's, and under all' circtim» They hope, Sir, ,by their efforts, to encourage and Maintain a spirit of industry, accompanied by peOhity of en. ttrprist, controuled by prudence, a firm adi)ertco to the Law aml Constitution of the Realm, a love of Order, morality, and religiem, and that zeal fur their Sovereign, for which they have ever been distin;uished, and which has even cha . racleriscd tlit;ir errors. ' - ' They alSo conceive, Sir, that they cannot more effectually promote the gikitary Ardour of their Countrymen, !gimp by tlifftising amottic them the means of well understanding that com.titotion, anal that mild and tempeiateßeli gion, which they may be called open fo 'defend.' ilt s nb. trouts, that where sue)) objects are in view f tbe countenance which you Royal flightless is graciously pleased to afford to the Society must add materially to the efficacy of their e}ttlea- vours, and stimatte its Menthers to further exertions. . , They presume, Sir, to present to your Royal Highness a Medal, intended to preserve, as far as in them lies, a grateful remembrance , of the glorious Victory at Alexandria, par. chits( din part by the brood of their brave Counti yrurn, and by the blood of the victorious Gelieral who commanded un that day; a day which the Highland Society 'annually coin , memorates. Vouchsafe, Sir, to accept it as an humble token of the grateful sense which our Society entertains of the gviit7 cious manner .in which your Royal Highness has been pleased to countenance their endeavours, and us a pl►•►ice of attach ment to their Chief, which has ever been found fervent In this brcast,,of the Highlander. Ivvas present (says a correspondent) last Mon. ..the dinner given by BAsTARD to his frii.nds at the. lintel, Teignmouth, and I observed with much satisfaction, that the health of Lord Exmotrn was, drank with three times three.-- Captain PELLew, M. P. his eldest sou, returned thau'ovs in nearly the following words Gen tlemen, I return you my humble thaolti, for the nopour you have done my father, in dritil:ing Iris health. I shall not fail to report it to him on his return 3 and it mint he very gratifying ti> kiln In • learn, that - in a coup-toy, of tree men, you have remembered him, who in' the serviee of his coun try is employed in the liber.itioo of