The Sun. — London, England, 1803-08-18 00:00:00

this Day was published, Price ts. Tn SUBSTANCE. of the INTERESTING DEBATE in the House of Commons. on Wednesday, Aug. to, tBo3, on Mr. SHERIDAN's MOTION for VOTE of THANKS to the several CURL'S It EOMA NRY and VOLUNTEERS throughout the United Kingdom, and that the Name of every Volunteer be recorded on the journals of the House, in order that their Names be transmitted - as an example to Posterity. To which is added, the. Resolutions\ and Orders of the House to that effedt, carefully torretted from the Reporter's Notes. By a MEMBER of PARLIAMENT. Sold by C. Chapple t No. 66, Pall-Mali, and No. 30, Souttuanp ton.row ; I. Hurst, Paternosrer.row • R. Rut. ton, No. .ts, Gracechurch-street • ' Asperne, 'Cornhill ; T. Bell, Royal Exchange ; and S. Reed, No. 444, Strand. ON THE BANKS OF THE THAMES. By Private Contrati, 'ro be LET or SOLD, or otherways disposed of, k BOUT TEN ACRES of: exceeding good BRICK EAIU'H t from Sixteen to Twenty Feet deep, on an easy Descent to the River, and not Fifty Yards from an excellent large Wharfohe use, or which will be had, and manyetherConveniermies, and Encouragement to carry on the lirick.making-. For Particulars apply to Mr. Christie, Pall Mall: LEICESTERSHIRE. FREEHOLD. ESTATES. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. FARMER i v (By Order of the Assignees of Messrs. T. and T. B. Bux. tons, Bank /*ta), At the White Hart Inn, in Leicester, .on Monday the zri Day of August instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, Lot I. A Substantial MESSUAGE or• TENE. M ENT, with Convenient °Lit:offices, and a Large. Garden adjoining, situate at Thurnby, a pleasant V il. loge, within four Miles of Leicester, ',ate in the occupation of Mr. T.. 11.Buiton. 1.44. 2. The Reversion, in.ree.Expellant, upon the decease of Mt. Win. Meadows, of and in live-eleventh Shares ot a' Cottage or Tenement, situate in Tlfurnby aforesaid, in, the • tenure of John Draper, and in three Closes adjoining, con., taming together, by estimation, about &nue Acres (more or less) in the occupation of the said T. B. Buxton: Also a Lease for the:Life at' the said .tent. Meadows, of and in the,whole of the. said Cottage, or Tenement, and - three • Closes, at the yearly Rent of 271. Ltit 3. A Piece of Ground, situate in the Humberstone Gate in Leicester, now usectas a Garden, and in the tenure of•- Shipley, and others, containing about one Acre intire . , . . or Jim). Lot 4. A Messuage, Or Tenement, in good Repair, with a Garden, Paddock, and Pleasure Grounds adjoining, in the tenure of - Hill, Eso.• situate at Oadby (within four Miles of Leicester)•and . through which Villtige the Turnpike • Road lies from Leicester to London, and several Coaches pass ivory day. . Lot s. A capital Mansion House called. Danct's Hall, situate in the Lordship of Broinkinstitinpe, near the . Borough of Leicester, with , a Labourer's Cottage, and numerous Out. races, extensive Gardens, Orchard well I)l4l4A:with Fruit Tres, and a large Paddock , nearly m41141,10/41) Fish ponds well stortd, containing in the Whole about ie A. a R. 6 P. in the occupation or Mr. Buxton. •••• , A 150 one undivided Moiety oft lie Manor of Bromskinthorpe, • with therrivileges and Appurtenances thereto heloogiug: Lot 6, A ,Piece of Meadow GrouOd adjoining the atioVe Lot, called the Well Meadow, containing abouttwo Acres, in the tenure of Thomas Ryder. Lot 7. A Piece oF Ground situate in the said tordahip of Itonnsliaothorpe, tailed the Cherry 0 reliant, containing about A, IR. 19 in the occupation of Mr. Buxton. Also a- Piece of Ground adjoining, called the Coach Road, contain- • :log about z R and P. subject to a Horse, toot, and Car. riaee Road, over the same, fur the Occupiers . of • Lot s, 8, and Lut S.. A Close of Meadow Ground adjoining the said Coach Road, called the l'ar Tripe Meadow, containing about •• s A. o R. 22 P. in the tenure ot the said -Thoinas Ryder. Lot 9, Another Close of Meadow Ground adjoining the said CoaCh Road, called the Near Tripe Meadow, containing about t A. 1 R. 27 P. in' he tenure of the said Thomas Ryder. ' Lot to. A Close in the said Lordship of Broniskinthorpe, also adjoining the said Ceach.road, and containing shout l wo Acres; called I tall's Meadow, late in the oe‘upatirm at Mr. • )derrick, and now of Mr, Buxton. Three Meadows in the said Lordship of Bromskin. thorpe, containing togethei 3 A. t or thereabouts, in the tenure of the saki Thomas Ryder. Lot 12. A new-built Measuage or Tenentelit,• and Two Meadows adjoining, in the said Lordship of Bromsitinthorpe, "tiled St. Austin's Well Meadows, containing nether about s A., 2 R. 2 I'. in the tenon. of the said Thonias Ryder. Lot 13. A Piece of Grazing-grotintl, called the. Island of Rove Close, , containing, about t A. o R. ei P. in the tenure Of Mr. Woollims, Butcher. Lot 14. A new.built Messuage or Tenement, situate in c an k. s treet, in L.eieeater, with a Hosier's Warehouse ad )oining, and s Gardeo contiguous, 'fronting into Silver-Street, in tile 4eriare of Mr. Ingiesant. Lot I. A Stable, with Standing for Two Horses, and a Lott over the same, and a Barden. adjoining, walled round, • situroe near the north aids of St. _Martin's etturoh, in Lci. ce.ter. _ I.ot t 6. Four Tenements, situate in the Nortitgite-street, in Leicester, in the several tenures of 'teary Tats, S. Bacon, 3. Thaekar, and William Aldridge. A Phil of the Estate in Brornskinthorpe, may be seen at Mr. Wheatley's vend tl►rther Particulars may be known by Jim:dying to Mr. Lawton, Attorney, in Leicester. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, pn Monday this 29th of August, t 8,3, at the Beaufort Arms, in the Town at Monmouth, .at Two o'Clocit in the Af ternoon, A LL that Capital Motlern.lvilt IVlesstiage, called LANSANSR CAD COURT; together won the. M anor and Ativowson of Lansanfread, and about (Lie 'Hundred and Seventy Arc of exceeding rish Arahl ' Meadow, Pas. tutu Ground, and Orcliarding, in a very hi gh state of col ti. vation. The Mansion is seated in the most pleattrit part of the County, on a Lawn gently rising from the Banks of the River Usk. in a genteel Neighbottrhood and give. Sporting ,C o untry, commanding most enchanting Views of the sur. rattail:trig Country, intd consists of a. Library,, Vining -room, Centlentan's .Dressing.roont, Housekceoers main, Butlers' Pant r), Kitchen, and S;lv.ints' on the Ground' floor' an .elegant'Drawing-roont, aopror ned by a handi.nme Mahogany. Geometrical Staircase, and :Alta* L o dging Room, and Attics, Register and Stove (.4ati..s . , Carved and Marble Chintney-pieces, attirched • and 'detaclital Offices of every Oscription, Double Coach-houses, Stall Stables, Dove.hottse. ke.house t excellent Kitchen Garden,: with extensive hot Wall, .well planted and clothed with the choicest Frnit Trees. now in perfedion; Lawn, Shrubbery, and Pleasure Ground, laid out with taste, tanning altoge ther a most desirable Residence. A lsn'a Dwelfing.house, Carden, well. accustomed Shop, and about Six Acres Of Land, together witli a Cottage anti Garden, in thevossesion of Mr. William Davis, situate in the Parishes of Latigiliangel and Lanartli. The ) .o,isat Road from London to Sotttltbitiles and Ireland adjoins the Litate, which is distant frotrilibergavenny live, Usk six. Ponty Pool nine, and Aloolinont . it riev.:o ;Mica, al l geed Market and Post Towns, and near Coal and Lithe. or °that particulars, uppi y by Letter ( post. paid), to Mr. loseplt Strangly, at Lansaufreatt Court, near ioninniith (who . will shew'the Premises) I or to Mr. liar. ye), at Ross, Herefordshire. ' . • ___, stiiiopstitit B. , • . ' TO Ifli. SUM) .8,/ ADCTION, At the Cast 4 Inn, in Bithop's C.,stle, in the Co L inty o f S a . _lop, on Friday the ,23.1, and Saturday the 24th Days of September, Isis;, punctually at Four o'ClOck, r"1"; i E MANORS. Of LOl2 DS! 1 1 l'S or Relinted .1. Manors or Lordships, of, NO Itßtfit Y and IlA111). WICK F, and bundry very Valtr.rbh: FRI:1; HO 1. 1.) li 3''l AT' ES, situate in the Parishes; of Noilatiry, Chin, and Bettws, in the said County of. Salop ; onuprizing several C A PI"FA.L FARMS, laid compadtly tooth-re, consisting of 1 bout 162,5 Statute Acres of Arable. 'Me.iii , ,• ip x ; 1'a5,„.0., and, besides 314 like Acres of Costriposting, tfpeti kb a sh ee p astute, with divers well-built Meinralcs anti Orit-iniiltf ings„vitouil repair, of the yearly value of fleet. upwartib, iett fli unexceptionable Tenants, whom: Tern); c h w ft v ex. . iiirer the end of the present year ,• in ~iip, h y i.oti., spaiiiiid In !Mined Particulars, which tpay be n.O ~! the C.wle Inn, Pistittros Castle ; Talbot, Shrewsbyry, t. rovrii, Ludlow , Tallint, Clitirch.Strettuti ; and Duke , o Arms, Iti.isiginon. The Estates in Norbury tie in a beautiful-and Sporting Country, sixteen miles from Shrcysbury. and tour 1)oi 111016;0a Castle t WI the others, eight Miles tram thahop's Castle, and al; front Knighton. •• For further , information, apply to Messr:;. Kerfoot and Titchett,,Walrirntion, Lancashire; Messrs. 'Foldereey, and Vsnes„lttalleOts Castle; Mr. Wu) TIIVN;tS. Criftsin, ijear pishop's Castle ; or Niesus. Manley anti Loots, Aliddle Temple, London, Is ilete v!'))l . ted Particulars may Ow b e had; MAILS. bUs. Hamburg!' o PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TWetvt O'C(,OCk. Consols . . 53 a 52.1 I Own. - ► Sidis• THE SUN. 'OLIN! QUlS . Dteggli V•LigULf AUDSAT t LO N DOW" AUGUST 18, .1803. Yesterday, at hallpast twelve His MAJEsTY rived at St. James's Niue, and held a Levee, which was attended by Hi 413.641 Highness the DUKE Of CAtpRIDGE, the tHANCELLoR of the EXCHE. QUER, the SECRETARIES of STATE, the TREA suRER of.. the NAVY, the Lox') CHIEF JUSTICE, the MASTER of the ROLLS, the JUDGE MARTIAL, the ADVOCATE GENERAL, the LORD MAYOR. and • SmatFrs of London ; and the • Duke of Portland. , ar —ChesterliAd. Uxbridge, Roslin, Bristol, Chatham, Harrington, and Dysart. rirepunt s .:-.tiood, Dudley an.t W::rd, and Castlereagh. Illarquhies —Circello, and Titclifieia.. Lord-- - Bray brook; C. spenorr, St. Helens, Walsingham, North Wick, Banbury, ElluriborOugh, Auckland, Hawke,. bury. Hobart; and Cathcart. Bavari iit, imperial , Portuguese, Says. dish, Turkish, Prossiau, Wirtemocrgian, Spanish, „Ame rican, and Neapolitan. Sirr I. Astley, J. W Anderson; t. T. Banbury, T. Trim .bridge, G. Inglis, 11. Dash wood, W. G rant , W. rotieney, ,R. Welch, It. Laurie, J. choll, It. Williams. C, Broughton,'. A., Ilatnontl, C. Morgan, S. Cotterell, and N, Hale.• Itir4ops.:--Norwich, Rot:never, Rev. DoeTicnr--7Newman, Blowning, Sumner, Wood, Brown map, and Petra. , • Generals— Leland, Cordon, Johnson, Lessley, Ross;Gwynne, Fisher, Warde, Horrock, and Phipps. Cobneh Roberts ; Bullock, Itainie, Laicelles, Phipps, Hope, Ellison; Sibthorpc, and I% , lq2uarrie. Major Allen. CaPta in ati ric and Harvey. ilerxicurs —Merry, Newman, . C. Saville , Spencer, De Grey, Franks, Adam, Brook Watson, Jervis,, C. Chaplin, 11. • Dalton; Penn, Cooper; W. Pitt; C. Adams, Cowell, I:. K. Powell, Stanhope, Price, Marsh, Row . craft, Eliot!, Munro, Addington, Cooper, Abbott, Dent, Chohnondeicy, liticn, W. Elliott, Ward, Hobiiii, %Vest, Baldwin, Blatultord, Morgan, Legan, Pole Carew, Bro derick, Adair, Yorke, Corry, C. Greville, and. Sargent. Mr. MONItO was 'introduced to HIS MAJESTY by Sir STr rFt EN COTTEA EL Li and 'delivered his credentials o the new American Minister. • , • And cl►c followt►ng presentations to Ills MA. jnsliy tOak place :1 The Hon. Mr. Eden, by his fat her Lord Auckland, on being 4ppointed Colonel or the St...Nlargarct's and. St. lohnis: Voluntecrs. The Earl of Bristpl oti coming to his title. Colonel Ilorsterd, on Iris 'new appointrnent and his return • front the West Indies, by General Leland. Mr. Pranks, by General fohinton. Mr. Jervis, by Sir Thomas Trowbridge. Mr. I lenry Legar, by General Gwynn. Alderman Rowcroft i by the Lord-Mayor rt of Lontlo. Mr. , Nlarell, by Sir-Antlrel,v S:' General llorrotk, by - General G wynn. Colonel•Kynaston Powell, on raising the Shropshire \Tian seers, awl • with 'Addresses from the County of Salop, and Town of Whitt:hutch', • About a quarter 'past .one o'clock, a procession of above fifty persons, consisting of the Vice Chan cellor, Heads•ortollegesi rrottors, Proti , ,sors' and Officers in the University of C a mb r id ge, walked in their Robes, nod preceded,by the Mace, from the Thatched House Tavet.n, St. James's. The Right Hon. Wm. Ptrr, as High St e w ar d, and Ur. Hum. II PRY SUMNER' qts Vice Chancellor, presented "a Loyal Address to His MAjgsry seated on the Throne, from the 'University, and about a quarter past three the procession returned in the same or. der. .Among the many Patriwic and Loyal Addresses presented yesterday, we nuticed the following, viz. from Denbigh Town, Denbighshire —By the Honourable Frederick West. Essex--Ay Lord Braybroolc, Cu). Bullock, and Captain Har. vey. Kirldermiostet-,B y Lord Dudley and Ward. Lineoliishire.—liy Sir Gtmert Ileatheote, Charles Chaplin, Esq. and Henry Dalton, Esq. • Monniouth shircßy Sir Charles M o r gan , and I Charles Nlor 14aq, Norfolk—uy Sir Tacob ArAley, and Ch r i stop h er Sav ill e ,,_Esq. Shropshire--.By [Wm Kynastort I owell , Esq. aid Sir Wit. 11am Pulteney. Stamford --By t;eneral Lyland. • Stillolk-- Hy Sir Charlet I s honrislunbury, and Mi. Adam. Worcestershire--By Lord North wick. The litstror of Nottwrctt , COlOncl I 10E E, lonels t:I,I,IsuN and Pit iris, and Sir ROBERT. LAURIE, also presented Addresses. • • After the Levee Hts MAI esTv held a Council, which was attehdcd by tbti Duke of PORi 1. AND, Lords HOBART, CHATHAM, CASTI., ER EAGH, CATKcAar, and HAwxp,auttl , Mr. A Dor NG'rON, Mr. CORRY, Nr, GR EV ILI, p, antt.sevetal others, after which Mr. AUDI NOTOy, Lord I . la.witssetYßY,, Lord Hu. D'ART, and Mr. YORKE,. had private audiences of Hl4 MAJEtnry.. A second Council was then held, for the purpose of swearing in the Hon. Mr. CH ARLES Y ORKE as Secretary 'of State for the Hone Department, in the room of Lord PELF-IAM, who has resigned, and of the lion. Pout CARCW, brotlter.in-law to Mr. Yottitg, ci under Secretary.' Mr. BRAGG* is ap pointed S utetary at War,. 'HIS MAJESTY took - some refreihtnent at Sr. 'James's, alter which His Royal Highness the Doxv, of CAMIIILIDG It accompanied His I\iliki . et•Tv to his carriage, and at.a quarter before 'live o'clock he set oh for Windsor. .TuzscLty evening the ROY AT, FAMI LY walked on the Tertace as usual. Their Royal High nesses , t h e Princes , es SOPHIA-and AMF. LT A, atteptled by Mrs. STANTIOP V , took an airing in a sociable "through the new plantations by Virginia Water, Yesterday niorning. at, 8.0 1 / 4 10Ck. MAS eSTY, with his p 1.14 efiCtirt, set off lo)tu Wlnclsnr, and arrivni at- . .Kcw H9useabout 'half p.m nine o'clock. His iVlisit...sTy inslYetiett the rev Palace and other iruprovententa there, afttr which he set 'olffor Lon. dun. Yesterday triper,ing about eliven ,i'clock His lines the Pittuce of . ;WA T. PI nriv , ... t l at Windsor on a visit. to lint anci the. PkiNcrtts,ts.. goyal Higlinebs• lifOnied till about one v:cloc4, 4pd 0 . 1 sec off again for Londoa,i NAV/IL NEWS. POILTSMOUTif, Ava, 17.—ArtIved the Admiral 4plis East indiaman, and -some other outward. bound Vessels, from the Downs. DEAL, AUG. 17. —Sailed the jac4all anti Con- AY Gun-vessels on a,Cruize. Arried the Snipe Garr-brig from a Cruizc, and remains. SIIVERNESi, AUG. i6.—His MajestrsGun.brig Archer, under the command of that aelive and - me. ritorious Officer, Capt. SHERRIFY, is now lying a t the Little Note, waiting tide, to proceed .to the Downs with a draft of - men for the Squadron then? and with some Flat-bottomed Boats to be left with . His Majesty's Ship Texii, whit t is lying on . a Floating Battery in Margate Roads. The "Archer was only docked on Tuesday last, and yet is now again in 'a state to face the Enemy, and give him a warm reception, should he dare to approach the Coast. LANCASTER, AUGUST 13.—0 n Saturday last we had the pleasure of seeing the first prize brought into this Port this War, viz. the coppefed French Ship Pohere L' Harmoin, Psis". PAUL BoNIFAC6 late master, brirthen 238 tons, laden with 307 bales of. cotton, 20 bundles of bufFaloe hides, 985 cwt. Cam. peachy wood, & c. She sailed from New Orleans for Marseilles, on the t4tli of June, -and was captured on the 27th July, in lat. 35. 10. 10ng.,23. z 6: by the Paragon Letter of Marque, of this Port, Captain HART, belonging toMesars. RIDLEY and Doosorr. She has seven Passengers, four of whom arrived in her. They had not heaid of the War. The Paragon, on the i 7th ult. in lat. 46 82 . . long. 17. 30. - spoke the Margaret, Letter of Marque, of Liverpool, bound to Africa, out r4'day, with a large French East India Ship in company, which she had captured six days before, off Cape Finisterre. On, the 23d, in lat. 28. z 6. long. 22. 4. spoke the Brig. Elite, of Bremen, last from Cowes, out i t days, and hound to St. T 11011113; Mr. FRYER, Priae.master of L'Harnisin, on the ztlj instant, in lat. 45. 38, long. 15. 15. spoke His Majesty's Fr %ate La Loire, oat weeks, and had taken nothing. Her Royal Highness PRINCE S 3 SOPHIA, with her usual attenda'nts, took an airing on horseback in Windsor Great Park.. The harvest in..the neighboUrhood of Windsor is proceeding most -rapidly, and thecrops are abundant. On Tuesday afternoon the Windsor Cavalry, cum. mantled i,yM jor Sruaces,met on Winkfield al t i Went through their various • evolOons with great exaaness : they are a set of fine fellow'', and the neatness of their uniform had a pleasing etica. On Sunday next being the Birth-day of his Royal Highness the Dolts of CL4kIINCR, his Royal Highness the Pit INC it of \VALI,: intends we heat to dine at Bushy Park. It is said that Mr. YOaltg is immediately to be created a Peer, by the ',tie of Lord Dovtit. .The LORD LIEUTENANT has published an offs. cial declaration of hi, wish, that the , Bankers, Mer. chants, anti Traders at Dublin, should Mee at the Royal Exchange, to take into consideration a Gc. neral Subscription on an extended scale, for the en. couragement and relief of those 'who may be en. gaged in the defence of the Country, and who may suffer in the common cause, and of those who may signalize themselves, during the present most itn• portant contest, in concurrence with the general subscription in London,. and with the .same noble and .patriotic objets. Mi. Kt NC, one of the Under Secretaries of State for the Home Departtnent, has, after a l o ng soli. citation, obtained leav e to retire. He has held that situation for thittetn year s , an d hi s health is 'some what impaired by his intense and laborious service. ktiniour litotes, that he is to he succeeded by Mr. RSEVES., Should this latter arrangement not rake place, it.is supposed Mr. REEVEti will go to the Foreign Office, in the room of, the Earl of BR's. T ax_ ,T 4 othetUnder'Secretary in the Home pa_cttnent,,Sir OsoRGIt SHEB A is to be succeeded by Mr. Poi CAREW. An arrangement is said to be made for Mr., LEW is, the Trincipal *Clerk in the War Depart. merit, who has been thirty.three years in the ser, vice, and whose place is extremely lucrative. *. Yesterday a Court of Direftors was held at the East India House, when. the Company's Ship Hfi. ?fiiin;a was ordered to be got ready for a voyage to St. Helena, and eventually to India. The Court adjPurned at six o'clock.till to.morrow. By the Venerable, 74 guns, which arrived at Plymouth on Saturday, is learnt, that the French Squadron in the .Outer Road of Brest are daily manetuvring both ships and men in handling and fulling jails, exercising great guns,'smalt arms, &c. By an order .from the Transport Board, received at Plymouth„ a ctrl--I has been .ordered .to he Alt tip - for thine French Ladies who wish to go to France, and on Saturday last 30 Ladies and . fees French. Gentlemen and their Ladies were embarked on board her betwixt the Island and the Main, and sailed for St. Malues directly : two Ladies remai n in the Mill Prison with their husliands,.:who are nut yet sufticiently recovered to be removed. on - the 27th of la st mont h a not i ce:was. stuck up at the I-lamburgh Exchange, that in virtue of - a declaration made by the English Minister, ali the vessels which had been laden before the 9th , would he permitted to tail fur their respedive. destina. Lions by the - English squadron at the mouth of the Elbe. A letter received in ttivrn yesterday from an Ofti.- ccr on board one of His Majesty's ihips, lyi ng . ofp Cadiz, announces the capture of a. ve r y rich Spanish West Indiaman, on her passage from South Ame. rica. She had 11,000 Ounces of gold ori.board, and was carrietl, into Gibraltar, „A-French 74 which was .in company with the prize, narrowly escaped. Yesterday the cogirniksioners gave orders to pre. {pare the erriall Lottery Wheeli, as the 24 , q ,p 9 Ti c. k m. ave . to c v int l. them next week, preparatory to he drawing of the Lo.ttery a Which begirt -the sth of next month, HC'FIELD, THE IMPOSTOR, EXTRACT OR A LETTER FROM CARLISLE, 15 T H AZGOST. Seven ?click in ths lelliffp " THE Celebrated Hatfield, alias Col. Hop, is this moment fund _ Guilty of Forgery, ,at the A.s• sizes here, and is to receive Sentence to.morsaw. morning,", FETE AT OATLANDS. . , Tug MIKE of Your's Birthday was celebrated 'PP Tuesday . at airiatAis, by near t so, among cc/1100i were the male branches of the ROYAL FAuttry - with the Nobility and Gentry of the neighbourhood.- . At four o'cleck' in the afternoon, carriages and • clableffrorp London appeared in several' direalons, and at half past four, five rooms on the grottndfloot were laid open, - for the, reception of the CoMpanys who continued coming till halt.pasr six. His High. nesVT Band, ' n full uniform, being placed upon the --.— " l lawn before the door, played martial and • other , pieces of music. At - seven o'clock' the large dining.toom was. thrown .open, and displayed a sumptuous dinnorr , consisting of all • the 'delicacies of the season , Beventy persons sat down at table. In the other apartments of the house, which, were a ppropri aced for the 1.-Jdesmen, 8:s. of His Royal Iligh ness, were tables for 1 ao. After Dinner, the Dutch playground on the lawn, being tailed in by temporary railing, seats- were pliiced for el_ speklators, the space in the centre being a raised floor, appropriated for the dances, and most bran. tifully illuminited with medallions, festoonis and• variegated lamps. The ball .then corn:llene"' 1 which was opened with 6s Speed :he Plough," .1 1 . the Di:it:miss of Yoax and the Doxit R ENCE, folloWed •by the DUKE. of CamsatoPE. and Lady E. Sparicaa, n —VKE of _KENT. 411,, i 0 Il i of C...! ) A. SMITH .' ITH . "On tlie' platf •sin we. observed ‘Oneur" is De BUDF , Major TAYLOR., two Capt. Urt° ' l 4 . ' • Capt. PAGET, Sir J. SHELLEY, and Mr. F.,twStsis s La ' wkb their partners, ,who, we 'believe, • were t • daughters of the neighbouring Gentlecnen. At twelve o'clock the grand Grotto at, the lower .1 end of the park, was elegantly lighted up and bean` ~' tifully illuminated. A table was laid nut in it with: supper for thirty of His Royal Highness's particular . • friends. At two o'clock the dances were resume : arid kept up %%id, great spirit till a late hour. .c.. At ten o'cl , Tk yesterday morning His Highness arrived in town, in company with General Da BODE, And attended the Military Levee at 00 War-Office. LL4NGOLLEN, Auo. io. ON Sunday the -7th init. about seven o'clock in the evening, His Royal Highness Prince WI Lt. lA° orGLOocarrta, atiended by his Aides.du.C , ""P and Suite, alighted at the Hound Inn in this o' vn from Osivesiry. 'As soon as his arrival wasl:nown, the bells in the steeple, and the acclamations of the populace, gave a cheerful and . loyal welconwto this Illustrious Personage on his entrance into Camhti". Ihe Volunteers (a numerous and rehpeetAle hodts commanded by R. iVIYDDELTON li7 uLPH, Esq.' . 414 been drawn out for the ti=nt time on that day; and His R .y.il Highness set fined particularly please': to,find that the Aborigines, "the Ancient Bows were not behind their neighbours an,t fellow subjeets, Of En g land in the alacrity they ev I AL)C ed .to chastis; the murderous Corsican, should he ever date to,s e , g foot in An hostile manner, on tais, our sea girt of Albion. The following morning about to o'cloeki His Royal Highne ss took a ride through our rola" fie - tale, to view the venerable ruins, of the Albfr of Lianegwast , Ind.the'Pillar of Eliseg ; nor di d £4 majestic-rityearanee.of the remaint-of Castle Din° Bran, and the natural and . (to the cyci-impregna bic fortification of the' Eglwseg RoCkS (that seeni to form for miles a regular rampart, and to lour de" fiance on the adjadent country) fail. Co lawless 1 , 1 ; s Royal Highness with admiration .for this clesir",l spot: , his return, he visited Plan " the fairy Palace of the Vale," the rural and sr"% ei like retreat of tbose,ornaments to their sell j c , Right Hon. L a dy E LEAN OR. BUTE.EII, and 01 1 . - PQNs°Ne ; and wacreceived by those noble Ladies With every mark of distinition. His Royal High • neis art off from the Hound' Inn for Rarmouth, about four o'cicick in the afternoon. The urbanity 0 0 suavity of manners, the affability, the condeseen* sion which His Royal Highness shewed In tetur nl ing gratulations of the , thronging multittio Will for years to come endear the memory of Pltiteg° WILL:Am in these parts. MG BItAGGIt was re.el:ded, on Tuesday, lot Bristol, without any opposition. 'On Monday last came on at the Guildhall , St• Eslmunit's, the election for a Representative It Parliament f or t h at town , in the room of the P,. tes . t a n ~Earl of , 31.45r0t.,, when the Lotti ri; gTowv, (his brother-in-l aw ) was unanimous!! chosen. the A considerabl e f a il ure too k p l ace y es terday in ' . City—lts. consequence s will b e the more Ivinc,, I . : fel W t i' l s te i n the it.was }French w holly " L ic lk " e of caed-c‘onquering England 54 with 50,000 Inen,.• it reminds us of the la te „ r. WniT"EAP's reply to . the Duke of 1310";,i Ori a contested eledion, in which Mr. W. the Duke, the latter asked him' very sc''' ",i c it ')°,- A.' Mr. W. are you aw a re of t he expenc; , "' h ' is • yew ate likely to incur Are you aw a re t hat i niv ;,, , Elttion will . cost 'you i o,oooi. 1" " Oh ' s ell Lord Duke," (replied the Commoner), " old iron hoops any m orn i ng to d e i ra y that eXpel 'trt —: - zngitsli mothers will have satisfaction in lrearinB that the !French have on board their Gun.boatst I " tined to invade this Country hu , a large ass ortmen t . o muffled Pikes, the invention of a mane Art i st inn in Path, on which infa n ts may be goat to a nc4 er pa safety. fe.s.st ty. to have pi grand.father is :Oolitic muc h been a'butcher, but the grand. on bevo L I " ro greater dealer i n butchery, and is orv cr tetire from bloody tra.ic is by Death, his Otive partner in driughur.