The Sun. — London, England, 1814-06-30 00:00:00

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N O'T'ICE is herd — by given, that a SessiOn . of Oyei . and Terminer and Gaol Deliverk; for the Trial of OF Mice* committed on the High Seds, within the Jmr;cdicti,m of the .admiralty of England,will be held at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailew, London, on Friday, the Ist of July near, at Eight o'Clock in the Morning. _ _ _ NAVAL tWS. Fitom TUE LONDON,GAZP,TTE, JUNE 23. DEAL, JUNE 29.—Peace was proclaimed at Deal yesterday by the Mayor and Corporation, in •grand procession, and the event, was afterwards celebrated by a public dinner, given by the Cor porate Body, at the Kings' Hotel, at which his Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE (who ar rived is the Downs the same morning)--,-- in reply to an invitation front the Mayor, condescendingly expressed his intention of being present, but, a multitude of official engagements' and dispatches from London obliged his Royal Highness to send, in the evening, an apology for, non-attendance.— His Royal highness, it is well known, is an ar dent well-wisher to the town of Deal, and his Sts tralAes:s, June 27, 1314. • Their Majesties the Emperor of .Russia the King of Prussia, havingkxpressed a deshe tci see the fleet and arsenal at Portsmouth, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent was ,pleased to direct:, that the Board 'of ,Admiralty should "repair to Portsmouth, and that the flag of the Lord nigh Admiral, as well as that of his Royal Highness the Adiniral of the fleet, should be hoisted on this oc. casion. On Sunday the 19th instant, his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence hoisted the Union on board his Majesty's ship Janson, and wkis,Ja luted with 17 guns.—On Monday_ the 20th; the flag of the Lord Ifigh Admiral was hoisted on board his INlajestv's ship Ville de Paris, of 110 guns, at Spitheati, and saluted with 19 guns by the whole fleet, and the flag of the Admiral of the Fleet was shifted to the Impregnable . , of 98 guns. On Tuesday- the 21st, the flag of the Admiralty was shifted to his. iklajcsty's ship Bombay, .of 74 guns, in Portsmouth harbour, and the flag of Vice-Admiral Sir H. Neale, Bart. was hoisted in the Ville de Paris. On Wednesday the 22d, about nine o'clock, his Royal Highness the Prince Re gent, ,accompanied by his Royal Highness th,e Duke of Cambridge,, set out from Carlton-house, and arrived at the Government-house, Portsmouth, about four o'clock the same evening. On the arrival of his Royal Highness at Portsdown-hill, he was received with a royal salute of 21 guns from a brigade of light artillery stationed at that point ; and at the same moment a royal salute was also fired from all the ships,and vessels of war lying at Spithead. When his-Royal Highness arrived at the Land port-gate, he was received by Lieutenant-Gencral Houston'', Lieutenant-Governor of the garrison, who presented his Royal Highness with the keys of the town, which his Royal Hi g h ness was pleased immediately to return to the Lieutenant- Governor. On his Royal Highness's entering the place, he was saluted with a triple discharge of all the artillery on the ramparts and the Imes, and all the ships and vessels fired a Royal salute ; and these salutes were again repeated when his Royal Highness alighted from his carriage at the Go vernment-house. 1) 4 ; : 5 is 1)V A • 1141;12 Pe'rf,IIRATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. h e PRUS2N the Tritg-I EVENI ay ofNG, Julie 30, will "aled c Pl it?,`ARRO. Icembl e P and - Cora, Mrs. H. Johnston. li.After which, the popular Pantomime Of , gf i)4 Satii ..itLECIZIIN AND MOTHER GOONE. trta 4 - t r e " s ", The Lord of the Alaitor . ; with Tbe Portrait J. Ir. CROKER. PATRONISED BY THE ROYAL FAMILY. THE APPROVED WATER-PROOF CAMBLET PORTU- GAL CLOAKS. SEIitTEANT, Military Taylor, takes this *" opportunity of announcing- to the Nobility, Gentry, &c. that the above CLOAKS are to be had, as usual, at the Ori ginal Marufactorv, NO.' 4, Southampton-street, Strand, (late Serjeaut and Palsford), where an Assortment is always ready for Military, Naval, and Travelling Cloaks, &c. &e. • - EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. if, CHEAPSIDE. To MERCHANTS and FAMILIES arriving front AR BOAD. THE PR 0 PRI ETOR begs respectfully U) in form, the WAREHOUSES contain their usual rich Supply- of the. choicest Linen§,. Damask and other Table Linen, Sh eeting,, Eleuwet l'gvnitur.ts, I ciias ( 4 00tts.. (h'ht and Silver Musiins, curious Cravat and other India Muslim. French Cambrics, Foreign Lace, Veils, Lace Dresses, and other Articles for 101 l Dress.—lndia Shawls, Teheran, Vett Peru, Anola, and Arabian Ditto. name wt.:* ;tot forgotten on the present occasion, (totwitamding h absz.:ace), his health was given in full bumpers, with three times thre, amidst the most unbounded acclamations. The din ner was howaired with the presence of some Russian Officers, w, , to joined most heartily in the loyal and patrioti,: merriment of the party ; and in the ev:ming the. Town Band, and the superb and ex cellent Bathe: of the Imperial: Russian Guard,which its CommaLder hail permitted to laud tor the pur pt.;e, paraG . d the town, performing select pieces of music, :tod in every street " God .save the (King," our national tune, was received by the populace, on every performance, with the most hearty cheering, and the effect was heightened by their cheers being as heartily. returned by the Russian Officers, Sail Ors, Soldiers, and Band, every time they finished the tune. It is impossi ble to descri! . te the goodwill and cordiality which exits amongst the Ritssians and us ; it seems as the meeting of long separated brethren. The Imperial Gulrd, one and all, from the Prince General to the private soldier ; declare that one •day in Engler id is better than a month in France, and they prefer the little town of Deal to the great city (a' Paris. The Russians Ate such ar dent admirers of our national Anthem of " Grid save the that it is apprehended the Lord Chancellor most be applied to for an injuwetion against their r xecliing and exceeding our native musicians in the performance of it ; their pro gress ;dread:. proves them apt scholars ; they seize every o!)portu of performing it, and it i s b t i r justice, to say their performance is most excellent. The Patent Imperial Twine Cloth, and White Chintz for Dress, :int three to four guineas each (sold exelasiv;.ly at the Warehouses) unique Printed Cunibrics, Bettilias and Muslins for I,adivs' Mot - Wm; Dress, and for Exportation. Curious India Shawls purchased or exchanged.—Gotids by the Piece and Denty. HE P-- 1 TENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA BLI>, and. PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS and DINING TABLES, in one elepnt Piece o Furniture, and upon Vivo new different Platte ; the Patent Improved Solia Bede and Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four Poet, and Tent Bedetc.2.ls, Furniture and Bedding tomplete; Portable Claire ; nit eeveral oth..: new invented an:l improved articles of furniture; also a general and very exte ascortmeut of Upholstery and Cabinet. Articles for furnishing llausce com plete, ready manufactured, where Families may select furnish a whole House in a few days, aoiding the' extreme incouvenienc.e of waiting . several Montlis in completing their Establishment. ~;14 ,0 11( ,4 East :ind West. India Artic Arm' : and Navy, &c. by Morgaa and Sanders, It and 17, Cathe:.in , ,,streel, Strand, nu terms the most mollerate. fey prc‘mpt ,;tv , ), los REAL PINK FRENCH cYDEit CHAMPAGNE IN THE HIGHESI" CONDITION, TWENTY-ONE SHILLINGS PF , Z DOZEN. THE CONIMERCIAL HAM, WINE COM PANY, No. ID, Skinner-street, and No. 3,1 u, Oxford street, respectrilly aegnaint their - Customers, the Nobility and the Public in genera!, that they have for Sale a few Cases of real French Pink Cyder Champagne, from Not many, Vs. per Dozen. Per Doz. Per Pipe. Cape Wines, of the last importation, which are the best that ei•er came ,a this s. Country, Mideia flavour. 3C Do. of stout Quality, and high Flavour, being much improved by a Voyage to the Brazils Do. do. in imitation of Vin de (4rave, but of a much superior quality to many French Wines. June 21, 1814 40 80 48 100 111P,...1rRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. 4- ` 1,4; AVGIBBON most respectfully !legs n ','"t - ' to inform her Friends and th e Publi c , th a t h er cdthe "" rot TO-MORROW, Ist July, whets will b e pre dgerly of I 13, AT AIAC-BETI3,- - • et h, oung ; MacOutl., Mr. M•Giblaen; La n d a y tc l ba: tl e t t e b r.) • i ‘i • Gilihou, (her first appearance in t Z 44 11: e x ecn irse of the Evening, the following,Entertain ,,W SuZ,' l L. 4 rld to your Guns, by Mr. Incletion ; A celebrated Siuclair ; The Humours of a Playhouse, by L ,ACetnic Piece, in one Act, c a ll e d -. hel III; DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. "reelove, Mr. Jones; Lade Eli%abeth, Mrs. M'Gibbon. To conclude with the Farce of LOVE, LAW, ANI3oPIiYSICK. be had of Mrs. M'Gihbon, 16, Lucas-street, 4.te044.11..1-ztri::,.:he,Earl,s Library, Albemarle-street; of T. 'eh' Villier.=-s e treet Str'andßrandon, Places for the Boxes ihay he taken. in ll ! r4 11,. :\ ., - ;, CONCERT at the PIVILION, HANS-PLACE, t(114.-`EI-dIF CHARITY ' SCHOOLS of both SEXES, , 0 ai r Err. O VERNORS of the CHARHY 4 .ay "OLS in CHELSEA finding an Appeal to the li tiNt: th e Neighbourhood and tbe Public necessary in: (diet th l 'ee of the reduced state of their l'und,4 have bA N CpZ,l'eraiissin t i of Lal . ly C. Denys tar a MOrtNlN( I, l' tie PAU V,ION, li.A74S-P.ACE, on mos , 0 1 le t• under the :fir,.ctien of the Alanagers * "` t ee• . 6l::: e r . ic,al, Fund The Cancert will commence at Director, Sit GEORGE SMART. kl/414 Leader o f the Band, 'de te ft er e Princinal Vociti Per:,rmers: A -,ITALANT, iF `Mss HUGHES, and C Mr. KEENER stiirt la Childrea will dine on the Lawn, 1. r'• ricj;etime th e cejearated Vauxhall Pandean Baud , ii . 110 ::d i t 41 f*a-uin ea each, to be had of Messrs. Hook s''ceet; Mr. Colburn,. Conduit-street; Mr. For (.'4ring-crossY,srk-street, West 'Bookseller,. Para dise-row, Chelsea ; Ailackbur U nakseller, ; Messrs. Cleinetit and N CO. n, Stationer, Knightsbridge; ,fr. Kettsine , -ton; at the Swan Tavern, I%'al-4nd at the Cadogan Arms, Sloane-street. Auc)l., - -TION OP THE SLAVE TRADE. Ctimmittee-Room, New i.ondon Tavern, Tue, , da) , June 28, 1814. 1 0 t • ` r e ITT E -a hiring this clay considered (ii.ESTION relating ' to the AFRICAN i a Ib lt 11 1 4 Un animously, ak'nent r emaitt decidedly of opinion, th a t P e titi ons t o he iiiintre,Thrni.d :se •ue. to be presented, expressive w hic c h ° is n f l'. elt at prospect of the revival of : 11 11 ) . th,: e • t?rd a 5a41,,,,,1 Yet entertain the hope that such proceedings N tti nee our nlightened Legislattire.as will, in ac iwi -.lhe e . al - • •e and feelings of the British ,Fe). l 4l e s „. w ,‘ with theinclis ,„ tit,ess;, AtaJes,,y Gove r nment ., 3 for t r eata , of pursuing every possitne 111l.la A ,etc,', ; (4 Pe a si nii 01 the objectionable . Articie in the ,ate 1,- - ,!5 which authorises the cession of Colonies and }, 1 of,Once • ithout any stipulation fertile immediate ,trial de tezt (11 T th ta int q a c• at t e ll te cannot rerain front expi•essing their hope, qr tie g great Cause ef Humanity and Justic,. 1 , A :L" 111 )1i lv t! 11i) e entirely avoided, it being the sole ooject 4 •- ' AR '` e n to obtain the Abolition of a fraffic abhorred I.lltill Ttp,,. ..:., , ki tt i „, A m s l ii t!!l,.! ‘ 7 „ that all ,CommuniCations be addressed to ,ut.SON, Esq. Cuitirman of the Committee, 4vt 'n l tih - • t)"•• 4i- 4, C 1- I.‘, ' NGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, oyal Charter ' in the Reign of Ki ng G eorge the First. •t 4ll Sx- June, 1814. li te ° S I th e whose annual Premiums fall due .Ae t he re4d, ilastant are hereby informed, that Receipts If. o c' e u he delivered at the Cmany's Offices, over tt n . ed e 'Aget i , a .ge arid in Pall-Mall, as p well as by their re -Ities oft 44 te n i n the several Counties • and the Parties as ."-t1 i'lirZtd ftplylor o th; Renewal of their , •%4 5 the Oth of July next, as the usual I. if . M tn t .e ? ",, i f Or Payment, beyond the date of each Po- , Att eitd Aile L PENNING, Jun. Secretary. :3 ) ` lll),, ti l • e • 1 given, daily, at the said Offices, for the 1 Prr5.441)41ktinz,"",,-Gtids, As, in . rid also w hile building erchandi , front ze, Loss and or S Damage . A Fi r e s ' °r the Assur ance of, and ;ranting Annul- Ith« c ies be•issued free of E x p ense t o th e aitnual Premium amounts to 6s. or up- I NGRANVERf CiPF B IRGAINS. TE D PIANCLI°„R st ,4,‘ with the additional Ke s \ 1. as good a% t o o ne Ly%nritie!ts, by Broadwood aYnd ne arlyllsprice 45 Gnine,a%lca_ dittii, with additional K by Ditto, 18 (I'D b' Ditto, hv Watlen with ea),r't toe Keys , Inside Desk, edal, and Drawers, a* W, Guiiicas; the whole the Proo e •ty of a Ntier,"" May be seen at No. 5, Leicea t4- I pl:ace, London. uoperior .•:t.lerit will ever ineet the Public t It. Pit G SAI,UTARIB,.(II:,ra, Ini nt N:lediciae for curintr,Venerel, Glan'T) Approbation. cat,v..._l,loettus Disorders, Gleets bottle or t,",' )turtti,eti"et.tlit. patient of their salntaryeffects; a few hot tlt , s have_,ave ~,14.4 cure, after 1/4.(livation and every t.ther means . Ittg )ive, and even hen the disorder has heel , bt ` . ! Years. ..Nt) remedy can he better contrived, rLost- Itu ir,,,q.r,,k3ore convenient, than this, teytr.''t, Joni or to Sk-'a, as it needs no confinement hq,.)lc.i.eusive r sr:di as are ()bilged to_ i ~",'u t of diet and 40 VedIIS it by Dr: Freeman r pracv,,, 11-:,:ktroved it no less successful in those ' t lts win hich front iwprinlence than a certain art su et) : (14:s (it a li,ver-failing, Pun" speedy ttlet to,,!•o) h-ables.,it ..- tit:t'lr 0, 411 4 it 144.4 1...11. :11,ei . S, 4, CliCapSidet Country Gd. and 2 . :25. each, \vith - G O Ol Zia Dt r Cu l/ ' lift/ r ; l ' •Of J :,;! (1 lute , Cr — ow t ,0- F.. 2, Am, 1.:0"Ci.4}; DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from their tendency to promote the natural secrerians, and to remove obstructions and derangements of the vital organs, are the best preservative of health and life. They may be taken at all times, but should never be omitted after any ex cess of eating or drinking. Thus head-achs, indigcstions, and other complaints of the stomach and It&was ; and thus, disorders of the liver, the lungs, the kidneys, &c. and guilty and rheumatic ittfeetiOns, will be cured befog! they take root in the constitution. As a general Family .Medicine they are superior to all others, and they are particularly convenient for. travellers, as they do not require any confinement. Sold in boxes, containing. f-!f.; Pills, for 4s. 6d, each, by F. New;•iewy and Seas, in St. Paul's Church-yard ; hut as many persons mistake the house, they will he careful to observe that the Number is 4.5, the third front Cheapside, and that his name is engraved in the st,mps. To be had also, at Dr. James's late house in Bruton-street. R. A. B 6 n, Y, Middle New -stre e t toug-sqn Lud will satisfy the umst scrupu loushoo Inquirer as to the authenticity of a Friend of his de riving great Benefit from the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, in a severe disi.rder of the nervous, bilious, and flatulent kind, witn which he had been long afflicted. Mr. E. Piercy, Iligh-street, Biro-thigh:on, vouches for 'the surprising Cure of:: Gentleman long in a deep Decline, having taken live bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead. The spirits, strength, and appetite cif the young man were visibly and very materially improved ; sod by continuing the use o f it a few weeks longer, he was, with God's blessing., and to the great comfort and astonishment of his family .and friends, restored to perfect health. Mr. B. Rootbroyd, of Pontefract, reports of a man in that neighbourhood, about the age of thirty; who had the appear ance of labouring under that most dangerous disease, the Phthisis I'ulm o nislis, or Consumption. tie had a considerable degr'ee of hectic fever, profuse night-sweats, expectorated much, and was reduced state of extreme debility. :laving had the best medical ad vii :e he could procizre, without obtain ing relief,. he had recourse to the Cordial Balm of Gilead persevering in the use of it, all the unfavourable symptoms gradually abated, and •he has attained a vigorous state of health. Government Security against Counterfeits, besides a Saving a on e Bottle in Foul.—The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price 11s. each ; or the quantity of four in one Family Bottle fur 335. on which one 1 Is. bottle is saved, duty included; the stamp of which bears the Proprietor's naiete and address in the engraving, " Sand. Solo:nou, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony; - and this privilege of a particular set of plates for his stamps has been granted to Dr. Solomon, by favour of his Majesty's lion. Commissioners of Stamp Duties, purposely to secure the Pnblic against counterfeits : none else are - genuine. sold by Samuel Leigh, No. IS, Strand; Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Sutton), Bow Church-yard; Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street, London ;—Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; A. Smith, Per firmer, North Bridge, Edinburgh ; Martin - Keene, No. 6, College-green, at Davisou's, No. 1, Parliament -street, arid of Messrs. F. Newbury and Son, Dublin'; and retail, by 411 Medicine Venders in the. United Kingdom. Sonic disorders have been many yea's in proceeding to such a degree et malignancy as cannot be eradicated in a few weeks; therefore it is in order to encourage steady perse verance in the use of proper means that Dr. Solomon has adopted the plan of his boxes, with three large 335. Family Bottles, containing the quantity of Twelve at 1 Is. packed tip safe for the country, for a Five-pound Bank-note, by which 11. 12s. is saved ; vid " Guide to Health." As Dr. SOLONION's Practice is now become so great and extensive, that ilis constant engagements require a consider able portion of his time and attendance, he expects, when eonsaltcd, the usual compliment of One Pound; but all written cases, or letiers of advice, and unaceompanierl with an 'order for medicine and remittance, to be answered at his leisure, are required to enclose only Half a Guinea. Drafts ma y b e iditaiueir at any Post-iiiiice,.payable at Liverpool, for small sums of money, WIJI6, i , a sure mode of couveyarxe.— Sucli letters slrould, for safety, be thus directed Money Leth•r. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid . double nostage•" , ', t 4 Letters may be aildromed to X. Z. or A. B. at the Post-oftire, till caPed for. Persons who do not wish to have thrit names known, may'lmve their boxes directed W. Z. to be lett tt-ttjl called for. . Arrived eil;ht sail of line-of-battle ships (Rus. sian), one frrote, and one gtm-brig, under the command of Vice-Admiral TATE, trom Cher htt.gb, with Itu.AF:ial , troops or board, bound to St. Pe - tersburgh: Also arrived his Majesty's ships Jason and Nymphen from Calais.—Hi s • R o y a l highness the . Duke of CLARENCE struck his flag this morning, and proceeded to Town.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Ma, , ,ieienne for Portsmouth.— Remains the Russian men of war, with the troops on board. PLYMOUTIT, JUNE 28.—Arrived the,Timis sloop of war from Portsmoitth ; the Qrestes mid Bittern sloops of war, from a cruize ; And the Triumphant. French mat► of war, from Brest. thlliVlCn, JUNE 29.—Arrived the Lark packet, with a mail and passengers, from Holland ; and the Diana. packet, with a mail, from Gottenitrgh. Sailed the Anterian flag of truce Neptune, LLOYD JONES, master, for . Ostend.--Passed by the Ag gressor gun-brig, with the outward-bound Bal tic fleet. The following was. yesterday posted at LLOYD'S : ‘g 4dm Qiflee, JIZNP 28, 1814. " Stn,--My Lords Conitnislitiners of theAdmiraly observing that vessels continue to proceed to Falmouth, to join the convoys for • Spain, the . Mediterranean, &c. although these convoys are appointed to sail only front Spithead and Cork. I have their Lordship's commands to regnest you will make known to the Merchants - engtig - ed in these trades, that their vesstls are to he sent in all cases to any of the last-mentioned Ports ; and that the Spithead convoys, after 'that of the Ist July, will mit in future call at Falmonth for vessels that may proceed thither, instead of joining their convoys at proper places. " I am, Sir, Sw. &c. • " J. W. CROKER. - _ " J. GREEN, Esq. " Deputy Chairman of the Mediterranean Trade." LAUNCH OF THE NuLsox.- , -The new first-rate, thus named in honour of our great Naval Hero, is to be launched on Monday next, at IVoolwich. It is likely to prove one of the most gratifying sights of the kind ever witnessed in this country. Commissioner CUNNINGHAM, we 'understand, has directed the ino--t ample arrangements for the ac commodation of the Ili Family, the Nobility,. and whoever may wish to witness a spectacle int.ended to do honour to one of the greatest He roes that gaye,splendour to our annals.---These accommodations, it is said, will admit upwards of two thousand persons ; and the whole- of the neighbourhood it.'seems are making preparations for their friends and families.—The launch is to take place about two o'clock, so that the Lon doners must be " stirring with.the lark" to be in good time. SHORT WEIGuT.—One of the Gentlemen \ wbo rode for the Macaroni stakes at our lines on Thursday, on weighing before starting, found, to his surprise, that he was he was ilbs. short of the prescribed weight. " That is remarkable," said he, " for it is only half an hour since I Nvaii weighed, and I was then correct." " Where were you weighed ?" said a, steward. "At a linker's in Newcastle," was the answer. A ge nerarlaugh succeeded the reply ; but,. independ ent of the risibility occasioned by this 'circum stance, it forcibly exhibited the way of making up. for cheap corn.--(Newcastle Paper.) At some distance from the town, his Royal. Highness had been met by a party of the rope makers of his Majesty's Dock-yard, wearing scarves, and bearing white staves, who ran before the royal carriage, agreeably to an ancient cus tom. The•road, streets, ramparts, and the pa rade were crowded with spectators, who received his . Royal Highness witk the greatest demonstra tions of loyalty and affection.. His Royal High ness was received at the Goveroment-house by the Secretary of State for the Home Department, the Board of AdMiralty, the Commissioners of the Navy, his Royal Highness the Admiral of the Fleet, Lientenant-General Houstoun, &e. &c. The Prince Regent immediately field a Levee, at which the Admiral of the Fleet prese►►ted to his Royal Highness, Admiral Sir R. Bickerton, co►umanding at the port ; Vice-Admirals Martin, and Sir Harry Neale, Bart.; Rear-Admirals Sir F. Laforcy, Bart. Foote, and Martin ; and all the Captains and Commanders in commission at the port. They were all most graciously received, and had the honour to kiss his Royal Highness's hand. Immediately after the Levee, his Royal High ness proceeded with his attendants to the balcony in front of the Government house,' , where he was - received by the people with the greatest joy, and his Royal Highness was pleased to express his sa. tisfaction at the duty and loyalty which the people displayed on this occasion, and indeed ob every subsequent , opportunity which they had of seeing his Royal Highness. At seven o'clock, his Royal Highness sat down to a dinner of 40 covers, to which the Secretary of State, the Members of the 'Admiralty Board, the Comptroller of the Navy, all Flag-Officers in Commission, the Lieutenant- Governor of Portsmouth, and the General Officers on the Staff, and several other persons of distinc tion, had the honour of being invited.—About half past seven, his Majesty the King of Prussia, ac companied by their Royal Highnesses the-Prince Royal, Prince William, Prince William - his Ma jesty's brother, and Prince Frederic of Prussia, • and attended by Lord Charles Bentinck, and seve ral persons of his Majesty's Court, were met out side the town by a. guard of honour, which con ducted his Majesty to the Lieutenant-Governor's 'house, which had Veen prepared for his Majesty's. residence. A guard of honour also awaited the arrival of his Majesty the Emperor ; twit° arrived about nine o'clock in the evening, acCoMpanied by her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess Ca therine, and attended by the Earl of Yarmouth, Count Lieven, • his Imperial Majesty's Ainhassa, dor, and by several other Noblemen of the Itnpe. vial Court. His Imperial Majesty and her Imperial Highness proceeded to the Commissioner's house in the Dock-yard k which had been prepared foe their residence. THURSDAY, JUNE 23. • , • This morning, at ten o'clock, his Royal Highness the Prince. Regent, accutnpauied by his Royal Highness the Duke o f York, who had arrived late the preceding evening, and his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, proceeded in his carriage to the residence of his Majesty the King of Prussia and thence his Royal Highness and his Majesty, with the Princes of Great lit itain and Prussia, proceeded to the' Com missioner's house in the r) d where they were-rt ed by his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, •and coisdacted to his apartments g the Secretary of State for the Home Depart ment, the , Board of Admiraity, and the Counnissiomirs of the Navy being in attendance at the Commissioner's k 0145,:.! to re ceive his Royal Highness. • After a short delay, his Royal Highness, their Imperial and Royal Majesties, with theirimperiai and Royal Highuesse.; the Grand Duchess and the Princes of Great Britain and Prussia, and (Wei - Weil by the Board of : Admiralty, the Navy lioard,auti the. suites 'of Vie Emperor and King, proceeded t hrough the Dock-yard, amidst the :Acclamations of the artificers alto spec tators, to the King's-stairs,. where his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, their Majesties the Emperor and King; her f't~ a nnual Premium amounts to Gs. or up- A N, " 1 -11 • I vry , QurrriNG SCHOOL. 1. • " C () nl.tl'e .I , ;e of Fifteen to Eigh r, on e 1 4 ,4 11 ° 1 Lai L4u u ° e I AION and 1 ORESS to a YOUNG m u ", , petent to teach the English and l ather ex s 'e,.and Drawing. Having , a . natural \t % 4 ,..ei it a mild t: e lling in, the two latter Sciences— ' 1, ••'e Sciences -1,\t,4-an' ° e Pref err 41 Per, and if a soft and mehyliotts , tig,, tere .crat e.-- Por "• ti` Salary is, moreover, expected rther particulars apply to No. 88,