The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-22 00:00:00

The wind •havii4g g.it Tea'sttvlatl, at an lliarly hour on the mo s itillig of yesterday '(SundaY), tor(' iitastOtt l ru made signal fiit the fleet nt Ports- Mouth to geVunde'r weigh. had not the wind 'blown so violently adverse for days, Lordship would have cleared the Channel ere this 6.--hut it was not until Saturday his Lordship's bones of sailivN , had 'it'll prdipect of being re alized, and we sear that they bave been again (Hs- APPointed, as-in the course of 'y esterday the wind again changed to the southward: His Lordship embarked on Saturday at nboti, intending t'o pro ceed to St. Helen's ivith the following ships : Queen Chatlotte, Diituleti, Albion, Britomart, Cordelia, Infernal, ?ury, and Hecla . ; the Albion and Hecla only joined his Lartiship on Friday night, from the tiver. The Severn and olasgow - hourly expected to join. Rear-Admiral Alton, !vita hoisted his flag on iVednesday, in the Lean. her, 50, Captain CRitTHAM, sailed on Saturday for Plymouth, for the purpoie of Shifting ititO the impregnahle, and getting reedy to join Lard RXMOtITII, with the ships at that port, on his ar tival off there. The following ships (which have 17cen in every respect suitably fitted for this par'. iicular service, and under a knowledge of the variety and magnitude Of the means the enemy can employ in defence) compose his Lordship's fleet : Queen Charlutte..loo, Aihoiral Lord Exmouth', ' Captain Jag Blisharte. Albion 74, Rear-Admiral Sri C. Penrose') Captain Conde. Lupregnahle 93, Rear-Admiral Milne, Captain Edward Brace. Roper!) 74, Captain C. Eking. Minden • 74, Captain W. Paterson. Leander .. , bO. Captain E. Chatham. PIIIICIATEI—Severn 4O, Captain Hon. F. IV.Ailmer. Glasgow 40, Captain Hon. A. Maitland. Hebrus Captain Etlinand Paluier. firailicus 3t, Captain W. F. Wise. Ntocirs—.Brkomart Cao:iin Riddle. Moline Heron Prometheus Captain Dashwood. eurdelia .. Captain Sargent. Zoagas—nrlzi , bub Captain W. I:empthorne. Heela Fury Captain Moursoin. Infernal .. Captain Hon. G. 3. Perreval. Besides the above ships, Sir CHARLES PENROSE will join Lord EXMOUTH with as many of the ships now under his command in the Mediterra tears as can be spared from other services ; they are, Enphratel, 36, Captain 'Narrow' ; lster, 36, Captain FORREST ; Tagns, 36, Captain D. DUN /Us; Erne, 24, Captain R. SPENCRR ; Myrtni -lion, 24, Captain GAMBIER ; SATOLLITR, Captain 'lxt,tas 3u litiAY ; and Wasp, Captain WotallGE: It is also expected, that the Dutch ‘qtradron, 'under Vice. Admiral CARRLLEN, and a Neapolitan stinadron,.will *co-operate with our fleet. But, independently of these aids, the British force will consist of five sail oldie line, eight !lenity frigates, e ight sloop!, and. four bOntbs.--T0ta1,,25 sail.— The ships will all rendezvOus at Gibraltar. 11 company of royal sappers and miners, under 714+4 Gosserr and Captain R 46, einharked nil i'‘ridaY on board thy Queer' Charlotte and Minden. IYMOUTH. JULY 20.—Through the indefati gable exertions adopted in this port for the cont. Pletion of the sqnudrOn to accompany Lord Bx 7 s'lonilt, the object 'is accomplished. The ships are nearly manned with g illant fellows, ready to Is hurt the British thunder's whenever required. The impregnable, 014, requires to complete her about 129 Men, the Superb, 74, wants 114 men, licton and Maine -about 20, each. These Present dvficiences will be amply supplied by 300 Inert, Which Lord EXMOUTH will bring rottpd with him from f'ortsmouth. grt.tatt is 6 tilly expected here in the Leander, it is said, the purpose of making final arrangements for expetlitiOn, so that no doubt can exist of the Whol e f orce being rt.-tidy to propred a very few t n'k I a fifty r his Lordship's appearance in the offing, %hick Nvouttl have been yesterday had the weather bevit favountble. The liver, it is roltioureil,,,ivilt accompany 'the fleet as far as Gibraitar, for the ourpo,se of re 'turning wish Exmotrr WS diTatcbes. Fire ship boxes have been prepared for 'each of. the ship s Ir ons this port, to be taken on board the run the weather becomes sufficiently moderate. It "' rockets, amounting to 3000, are put on board lidosport in the River. All ships tinder his Lordship's orders, are to have levers and nippers, h eir inattazines are to be fitted on Sir W. CON. ,4141iVE's p l a n. 'Fhb eeteu taro o re tinex 1 nisi -relations with p y epaole s : f Ne have taiien, is said to have arisen t r , 6 " l their Sovereign havin* died before the late vy rotired. His brother, who succeeded r "sell. tt) rat itv its evil tittered into a car .tme with sci NDIA anti the i3erar iii lo the itiiii4ll interests. lot ?, %iv lw morn) of on hour's enrtinttance, fol at fo t o d a y s e t - e v en trust, was experienced isue) te oik QUI Of --s.Jier~.~-: ` The nuptials of he'll- Royal Higliness Princess MARY and his Highness t-he Mite of "GLoucasTaa`. will take place at nine o'clock this evening, at the QUEEN'S Palace. Her MASUSTY will give a grand dinner to the wholeof the Royal Friuli and. a select party at six O'clock, the Dulte of al.oU; 'derratt excepted, who will dine at 11is own house, in Piceadilly, with a select partye At eight o'clink. his Highnes;will repair. to the queen's Palace in a splentli'd new elegant 'state cartiage, With five . footmen in - splendid- new state liveries. At nine. o'clock the nuptial ceremony Will take place, rivLich it is expected will be performed by the Archbishop • of CANTEILBURY. Her likiyal Highness the Pi incess ELIZABETH will act Rs Bridesmaid, end his ltoval Highness the Doke of CAMBRIDGE will give his Sister away. Immediately after the performance It' the tcremouy the Illustrious Pair' ‘v ill take leave, and get out, in a chariot with; four horses, and four out-riders, for Bigshot Lodge, where they will pass the honey-moon. The 'following are a part of the company invited by her 111Ascs- Ty to be present at the •Royal Nuptials, at nine o'clock : Prince Esterhary, Prince Paul and Princess Esterbazr. Duke and Ditehesi of Beaufort, Count and•bountess Monster, •Coltntess of Harrowhy, Countess Ety, Marquis and Marchio ness D'Osmond, Countess of Peinbroke, Earl and Von ntees of Harcourt, Dowager Marchioness of Lansdowne, Earl and Countess of Liverpool, Earl and Coutitebs Bathurst, Count and Countess Licven, Marquis and Marchioness of tlert find, Marquis of Headfort, Marquis and Marchioness Choi- Mondeley; Earl and Countess of Arran, Viscount and Vi countess Castlereagh, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Lord Chancellor, Lard and I.ady Ellenhorouo, Earl and Countess of Harrington, and the Ladies Stanhope, Earl and Countess of Limerick, Marquis and ATarehione•is of Bath, Dowager Marchioness of Bath and Lady E. Thyttne, Lord and Lady John Thymic, the Spanish ,\lnbal.sadoc - , together with all the other foreign Ministers and their Ladies. nun 'or crmur.RLAND's EsTERT.wou:Nr. Yesterday the Duke and Dacitess.of . CuMDre-. LAND gave $ grand entertainment to the Duke 4 CAMBRIDGE, upon his arrival in England, at their residence in St ..Nines's Palace. The PRINCE 14: Gawk honoured the dinntr party with his pr,!- setice. There were also present, Prins e Paul and Nicholas Es terhazy, thu Princess Esteruazy,Cuuni, and Countess Lieren, the Earl and Countess of Liverpool, Viscount and Vi.contitesg Castlereagh, with a number of tuber 4136110;6:hen Ladies and Gentlemen, amounting to 24. The dinner w. 44 served up in the most splendid and magnificent style. At nine o'clock rthcrewas a , ery numerous p art y, wh e t ! the vlentlid . snite., of room% an.the first floor were thrw , .o open. GRAND CI IRISTENING. On Saturday the Mike and Duchess, of ORLE*NI • gave tt grand, entertainment at their house, at Twickenhaln, in honour of the christening of their infant Princess, at which there wa. a most splew: did assemblage of dignified Person,itte. ; among them were, their Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent, the Dukes, of Clarence, Kent, Cam bridge, Gloucester, the Din hers of 'York, the Princess' Sophia of Mull:ester, the Prince Paul and Prince Nicholas E4terhazy, the Princess Es- - terhazy, the Prince Castelcicala, the Spanish Atn bass4dor, the French Anthatismior, 'the Marchio ness &Osmond and.their two relatives, who were presented to the Prince Regent at Carlton House a few (lop since, the Duke de Boorhou, the Duke tie coign*, and the Duke .of F tz:kines, The. Rector of Twickenham was present regis ter the christening. of the inf a nt in the church book. Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassa dor, stood spons or f o r th e E m p ero r cif Anstria, wins is uncle to the Duchess of Orleans. ,Viscount Sitintontit and Earl attlowst were 'also of; the patty . •••••••• •••••• • VASIIIONAULF, ARIUVALS. The' Hon, William Statile, M: P. at the British Hotel, Coel4par-street the-Hnn. Richard Hill, at Warren's Hotel, 1)mo-eyed ; Mr. Dawkins, at ;Thomas's Hotel, BetketcY"' square ; William Joseph Cartwright, Esq. and family, at the St. Petersburg!' Hotel, Darer-streets George Gordon Duff, Ell. and the two Misses Cordons, at ditto; Captain and M r,►. Edwin, at ditto; Robert Shawadun. Esq. at Batt.' Hotel, Dwyer-street; Captain Chaplain, at ditto; Mr, Buchalinan, at ditto; the Hon. • Frederick Bartle, 'at ditto; Mrs. Corry and family, at Dialte's Hotel, Jertnyn street. DBPARTVRESI. The Karl of Roden. to Newberry; S4nfuel Doraville, Esq. and family, to pass Oa summer on tha Continent; W.e count toss of Delmore and family, forSontliampton ; Lord Viscount Crisolen for his "at in Surrey; Vi.countess Falmouth, on a visit to Mrs. Banks, at Kingston Ilan ; Colonel and hors. Arhutlitist, for the fide' of Wight; Mr. and Mrs. Arbuth not and faMily, for Scotland ; General and Mrs. Leighton, to bar(); d, thence to Cheltenham; Major Dt-shayet, to , the Wind Yesterday at two O'clock, her MAJRSTY, se- Companied by the .Princesses ELIZABETH anti MARY, , went to Carltnt►-honse. The Princess ftlAttv proceeded front thence to Cantelfortl•house to visit the:Princess CliA k itt.ovrs, who still con tiones confined in her room. 'lke Princess AUGUSTA arrived in toritlon yes.. terdsy evening (ruin Windsor, to be present at the ltnlemnization of the marriage of the Princess MARY With the Duke of pLotlcEstun, which will take place this evening. Yesterday the Duke of CAMBRIDOR, the Duke Of GLOUCESTER, the Princess ESTRRHAZY, and a numerous assemblage of the Nobility, paid 'their respects to the QUZBI.I and ratt4COSSISS at the Pa. lace, • Yesterday the. Lon) CHANcitLon luta an nu. (Hence of the PoiNCK I!gostsyr at Carlton-House. A Head of the Marquis of ANGLRIfiy, engraved from a bust by CIIANTRay, will be one of the National, Medals, and, we understand, dim all the Generals woo distinoished themselves the late war wilt be included in - tiaC series, • 'EAST INDIA .1111 PING. The ''Ciiin - itaity•is outtvard-hound bridge and Lit 4 Cas • tleicitet arrived at St. fte. lent the 23th, and the Coldstrenm the 21it 'of Mity:: 'Fhc tornwidl .Litird Lyntlnch Verc well, :In IHt. 29 . South, long. %Vest, and the Ludy Crniiiibell And Batavia in tat. 10. 39. North, ;Ind icing. 2'2. 14. %Vest. •Poirisiqortir, JuLY 21.---Arrived yesterdaY his 111ajesty's ship Manticleer from the West ItidieSl Majesty's ship Peruvian from the Cape of Good Hope; sailed on the sth June from St. Elelena, and left, there 'thcs ['July Caiiiereagh and Cdrnn:kll outward-hound East Indiamen ; and on the 19th spoke the Lady Campbell and Batavia, nowarl.bound, all well. Also arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship Lar.ne from ornise; Lis Majesty's ship . Weida from Sheerness ; and the Araxes it-oni Jamaica. 'Arrived to-day h Ma jesty's ship Cadmus from 'Sheerness, and the Se vern from the,Downs. Also, arrived tb Betsey awl Edmund xebec from Cadiz, whim loss of top. mact aud sails, and her bulwarks carried away in a gale of wind. S;Oled the Laura frigate for mml6.-11 7 .10 S.W. 'NAL", ../1/LY 1 4 :este ' rtiA . y morning fOr the River the Sit Stephen Lushington, from Ben gal ; also ibis Majesty's ships Glasgow and Se vern for Portsmouth; Princess Atticlia East !India man for China. Came down from the River, and the Nineess Charlotte fur the Cape 01 Gond Ilupe , . and the Lady Bank,. for C a t c. i l i ta: ...:.- Arrived : to-thy the Victory, IittA'STHWAITC, from the Metliterresneati, and remains."--Wend , 'FALMOUTH, JUL )r —Wind S. W. light breezes, with thick fog.—Vesterday a strong gale from ti k e West, with hail opt rain.-The folloW.; ins; packets arc gone into the Roads :---'-Prince Eritegt, (or 1 4 iion ; and the Queen ChtkriOtte, tor Gtaraltar and Malta., , • t;nAvFar.Nr), 3oLY 'A.—Arrived :the itobirt and Small, CosrEtt, from Cadiz; Hero, EVANs,. from Malaga ;: Conimerce, Dawsort, troth Gre nada Cossack, M0.,501., from St. Jrigol tan . ; from Finale Vt;titorii Comp'et itor; Boca from Jamaica ; Eapliritco, CsAtvtroßlD, from Rotterdam ; Ida, l'As‘Nitittv., from JkilllitiCa j• litsia,.eouptt, from ditto; Peggy, /31..vls's, ftorrt Rotterdam; Kingston, DowEr,, from Jamaica Towlit.L, from Clare ; FaFEMANt Pet es 0)401 ; Anni, ctt MIN, from Oporto.i Renewal, CROMARTIE, from llarbmioes ; I)aptini, Cowatts: from Flushing ; Allll, PIIILLIPS, from ditto; Diligence, FRYRII, from Rotterdati Stitiied stic Concord, Sdort, for rive Cape of tlooll Nolte; STHANACK, fur OSICtld ; Veto city, STAtti`ol4, ; tot Bourtleaux ; Rover, Klmi, ; Atlantic, .liottinEvr, for ditto ; ALkvy tkoo,l3aowm, for ditto Isyra * , for Rottertlam ; Iloop, 4ROEN, for ditto ; 'lunge Jacob, JAcorii, for Amsterdam. The.Chantieleer, Captain W. H. Dicitioisl, arrived from Antigua, which she loft the 2311 of June. Tlte:Dock!yard had beim retin.:ed to the bn liter ifid ; bo . atsWain only. The Antelope, Ad wiral Was at Barbadoes ; Tigris and :Brum' at Trinidad : the Badger vas to leave the , %Veit Indies for England on the Ist of July ; she 'states, that from Margarita it Was supposed,l3o arAlt world proceed and revoltitionize the Oro. uoco...Mart ial law stil t existed at Bat batloes, An-; iigna, and Demerara, end the slaves were quiet. The troop-ships which took out the %teen's regi ment .toßarhadoes, after landing the troops there, had .iail‘d for Cittadaloope (which was about to be given up to'the Vrencli) where it wits expected they woOld, take on board either the lath or the 634 regiment,. and bring then, tit England. The ( -hawk:lca ft:11 in with the Hhictostan storeship Of Bermuda." with`,Latly'Lmit • and fatuity Oti board, all • 'nee Niger, Captain ' S. JACKSOti, Sailed rrntli 11 , tlit'avon - the -29th ult. with his gxcellency Sir JOHN C.:6API? SilaaunooKs . and suite on board, tar Quebec. Najor-Geuctal 'G. S. :Swirl% had, .in donsegirence, awimed the Government of the Province tif Nova Scotia and its dependencirs• Several fishing-boats have been Bent into Halifax, for frilling beyond the botinds pre tcrihed by treaty; and the Saracen and Opossum., in 'cousequence of the pertinacity tillOWll by thele boats, atter they had been warned oil'. had sailed on a cruise in the Bay of F un dy, an d upon the Banks . of Newfriundiand, to protect our mer chant-shipping rights. 'rt trap 01st ship Archduke Charles was lost near Green Island, Halifax, on the 20th ult. She bad Mx companis of the Nova Scotia regiment on hoard, froth Quebee ; four privates two wo inen, and two children .i Unfortunately perished. . The Beys and Mamelukes Who had taken refuge at Dankolat, in Nrithia, have reqUested of the Go vernor of Cairti-tn assign them i s province where they might live • trigptilly but jtialtommed Ali Pasha answered, that he would ire' Master without conitold in Egypt they Might, however, return to Cairo, where the aged shotild be provided for, and the others employed in whatever-s e rvice th e y were capable of. Thia corps of Beys and Mame bikes, once so forMidable, is now reduced' to 500 men. The Urand Vicars of the Diocese of Paris hive issued an order for pohlic prayers of 40 hours, with expoiition of the Holy Sacrament, td entitat the Almighty for weather, more favourable to the fruits of the earth. The whole 'of the Russian '.corps in France, commanded by Count NVoiroNioFF, are to be re placed by Other Russian troops,' of which 5 or 4,000 men are' expected at Maubauge by the end of August. muleritanti that the late law arrangements in Scotland will not oceiniinn any vacancy in the vfficc 01 rrace►rptoriar tttr Churche"-(Ste Gaulle) EATON Tliß Papairitiarratitt4ay afternoon, abant 20 minute's pait three o'clock, this extra ut-linary Man, after braving every difficulty. over . coming:all fatigue, and escaping even s.nue plans lately laid to prOdiieeaeeident 'and prevent the ac. cOmplishment of Ids undertaking, :Complet - eil. I , is unequalled task of Walking ciaten. hehdred miles in eleven * hundred houta, npini Blackheath. The crowd tat had assembled to witness hi's last day's per tOrmunce was great beyond precedent, and the 'edestrian hitnself never aPpeared in better spirits or inoie vigour. At the conclitsion of his per forminee the air rung with aCelarnat ions, ard after p'arta'king of 'Some refreiihnien't, ti • ATONT. Co please the multitUdinousisseMbly 'of all chases, and to convince them of his undiminiShed powers, again walked user hrs milecoure - ; and at length, after expressing his obligations to the Public, retired to the Hare and Mlle 001;c-house, kvhete be be• took himself to 'that rest of which be has lmni so long deprived. biaitist6 PEDESTRIAN.---BartwitT is still going an Ilia mile ant' a half every 'successive hour; and this morning perfOrthed 450 miles, - shortly after, seven o'clock. MATctt4OA HST I,:4B.—ettptain Womnwtt.t., of the Ist Regiment of Life . thiardit, hid un dertaken, for a het of iioo, guineas, to drive a tandem front the Marsh-gate, West in inster-bridge s to the king's Armslnn, George-street , in this town, witliout.changing horses, started precisely at four o'chick on Friday nibriting, orid HrrivlNl here at. 4 (porter berate nine, notwithstauding every disad vantage iir respect to weather '(the iftio frilling itt torrents the whole of the time) ants the consa siptent bed state of the roads. The horses appear ed but very Little distressed. • The distance thus performed is ft 2 being, by the route of Croydon, Reigate, and I licitsteal.. Captain tarpcittl,'abentlentati well knawn'id this town, gratnitanslly accomplished the satnelask " if h his tandem and horses on Tuesday 01(11'1)111g, In four hours and fifty tninittes,—(l3righto4 Paper ) '!IE Al ARK ETS. - Oink-Exc . : it A N:GE,JutAr 22;;--Wit had A middling supply of Whe.:ir tlik morning from Essex and Kent, fine samples of which inl4l readily at Mon. dny's prfnis, hitt there was no demand for null. nArY Matey it Is. per (ruiner dearer ; Melt is steady ;. the sale of Oats was brisk, and, if any thing', line faittples Was rattier 'dearer ; itl Peas nriti Ileails there is til alteration.. Fore i gn tVlirat big. U2s. Finti lOrey Pease Fine - 814. Tick Beaus • ads. 384, English Wheat - hss. 68s. Old 'ditto Fine ditto - -90 s. —4. Tick Beans 3:)! , . 41s. nye - • - Old ditto - - • Flue ditto - -08 s. —4. Feed Oats - - 194. 4 211. - - - - gAs. 30i. Fine ditto - - 9.1 s. .F . ffie ditto - - 355. —s. Poland ditto - Malt . . 404. SM. Fine ditto 211 s. Fine ditto - - - Putatne ditto - - 83 t. —e. Whitelleabe' (hullers) Th. 405. Rapt. Seed 441. 401. prx last. Fine - • - 465. Fine Flt h ir - -70 s. 754. trey Pease - 445.'375. 4 SciAnids 665. 70s. Sairitirtt.r,o, Juts a2.—Thisday't Market had a tolerable goad supply of prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in other respects was somewhat considerable; Beef, Mutton, Lamb and Pork, supported last prices; :Vol was dearer; and tha trade in general was pretty brisk. The sales in the Hay market were rather lively; Straw and Clover fetched better prices; Hay obtained last price. ToSink the ()GI, per stone of alb. Beef, 4s; Od. to Iw. ed. Mutton, 4a. to Ss. tat. Lamb, 4s. ad: to Os. Oil. Veal, 41.4 d. to ss. ad. Pork, as. ad. to 4s. Scl. Beasts, MO. Sheep andLa►nbs 15,40►!. Valves,9Bo. acu. 81. 104. to 514 Os. Straw, rtl. Os, to 41. 1 6S.- *us. ta A Jew ofilic name of BaalkamOtti died latcht at Pesth, who hHs left property of eight 'millions 'of florins, which he acquired ehlelly by contracts 20 years . agn; he went Irmo house to. house With a bundle at his back, Ifs difered a plifileian at Vienna. Don INANE:, half ainillinn to prolo'ng his life, but the itglammation iu his . bowels eocrici liot be 'stopped. Two very rich Armenian merchants and bankers at Constantinople have had their wealth 0'14.. Cited for monopo'lizine, money. A Cdrreaptindeut writes—" Are the fragrant,. 'spicy, and balsa Mia qualities of the Leaf, young and nustnie, , of the Black Corrant Tree known, and, its fitness to he used as a very agreeable tea? Can,theY be dried for this purpose ?" . MI; Sarlt.ta has arrival `at Limerick, and pro. pose, to ascend with his niece in the Balloon Irma that city. " Miss S. Boo.ru made her first appearance at the Plymouth Theatre on Friday, as AMina _deeille, in the Comedy of The Will, and Little Pidde, in the Spoird Child, in bulb which Cha racters she received unbounded applause. Vauxhall 'Bridge will, be open on Thursday next, for carriages,` waggons, &c. It has been. for some time past open for the accommodation of foot passengers. StwriaN DEATH.-A. Esq. of Ball 4 College, Oxfoid, who was on Tuesday setnniglis niairted to an ainiable young' lady, having taken lodgings in that city, the happy pair retired On Ttiesday evening, and on Wedneschty morning, about two o'clock, Mr. N. awoke, and in the most distracted state alarmed the people of the house, who having entered the room, found the lady quite dead. " The numerous applicants who fail in obtaining particular numbers, by deferring their orders in the Lottery toa late period, and the attractions of the present Scheme (in which there are Two Prizes of 40,0001. one of which must be drasva the First Day, Two Prizes of 30,0001., &c. &c.), having :already Aireated un . unusual demand foe Ticked' and Shares, those persons whose intention it may be to purchase particular numbers shoild loss no time.