The Sun. — London, England, 1814-08-02 00:00:00

....„. • . .... , . , wa . ..,_ ",... 10s11),:wheii a licii conflict ed!itiett, anti .••'l3sti:iately • mailitiiinell? u n til iniNl, A•itl the English Ad-• li'e 'line; brire, ii4l% . .1 4%1;6 ,other 's . lllo of- . t . . T ... the 111 an d Ov.e : i•wkej rn i r i g : and cbnictir!ling ie . . . bi,ta.`"eitly ‘t•itli the iliiiiitlet 0f... hl4 artillery,, ... 1,111ne1; a . t length,• 4 . . cOniplete victorY• , • . . 6( 1 i ver e 81*.eitafors.' in ' Hydtt , Park 7.at that lieli h jile e ,,i ( . l , ni d 4 lY gratified. in beli‘dding at oitee,r. e., tw.tii`f't", ea .vai•icgated fire-works set; •', l 'roll' the Green Park and KenSington Gat: 7 'ens • • ,• r..,_ , . , .. - --• -6iiitis. i t w `i . c 'lay and tlie »Wit . Were elnallranstri . ..,_. ceiiiiirapossible• ftin' the one td.heyarkte-niagni be more ileiiiitYfgty,. as - _it , Wlts- for the (it.hcr RI. ~ _L ab y 6, e • ullY .s.erelie. • The'iniatit iides called rc . ). o. , ivti.v tsie..N.:i.fiiCitie,s, exceeded, like are "o_r_ci n. ikeribn.. • T r , (,-• i -ii ng .. 9F whieu we' have any' reco . , ‘ ' 4.c ."lateil .• ' I '. •• • t 4s k to whi , ..li •vc't. 4 re tii •.. . reit. •ifutii it's iN ._ . ..ti.ec,, i leadi,•,•L (9+ll:ieteilt. For many hours all di c 5 ... .! l'' nbrokca tro, r e to ‘ Parks pre.,etited' lint' one_u , .., . T.. Fl t ,, ' lill a late hour this',inori . iiiig t'ne Stiana, t t . ) , is c . q.r eet , , and- 11 , Ahorn, were filled nith per. t:. tar - e t e f"P'j'igi and titnittgliolli their whole ex teo . . •• e i dea of a continued fair. - , ed eac h , PURTl.frit l'a IVrI C ,lii :111,17R5pt,;,11 . , h t tit oue . rockets Yap . 7 -. titl irr ' "'mutt" . 1 an extraordinary explosion i„ tt ' and bar s * at "" ) '-t i n stances, the expi „,,ts'e air. that, heard. "I soiree 1 )t.liere appeared ropionc•fbe IN '4lCely rigal , . p ill'igli'lleellt rillSterS of rockets, : , Varyin{..,. ;'• t.i n .• • „ w ar explosions, ii,,,,,i , : 1 rapid and itreli...ll.. mid iatersectingeecatcal.t' i 'llie r itie 4 " 1 i" tsl).!ei',.":,,L,„lar lines' The ,81; the i'll's w ll "lOilt,t'rie's •` •-. -,ied and delighted ere equally asrolim works during y trantlN, . tirtii, and thi•ersity of. !,I_l,e_,tiurleriiloanee with anti'l' 1 and t ot i ''rsi, the period of ti)ilgucLost splelli li 111 e. rtiliSion. Some of t h e . " e I front near the loy al i t) to ti . ere seen to ascen d fire-wo r ks r__ e of the lie,illi• When the appearane on again be gun the TemPlea.—nd I ' It ,tn slacken, the calm . 5 r . k.inctir in the Heighbottrho,nit)t tired i n qu i c k .as 44 guns bega n .to be ' cloud of smoke 't%'he 414.. ,e succession. A to envel"pe the ,I 1 rttrairti, so as completely eyil of tkietilaltei.ltliliiift it wholly, the frioinsinoke and breath -of Riv e „ 41' The volumes ° 'the dire hot an tvarv.re;lple image nt' . itic but PieUsing l gr ther ;kite °,latg' along with ten itifortni;tie y,. be. ' 1 ') the ineau time, nose 1 • .hig.e, front, 4 "tiftil ci the 1 )1 c i o,tiese -edifice L I so - fine an appear- til4r Itiall Y o f t.e graiaest o fi n -c-works were dis atic'eget.l9::!ni which prsente(,._. ...At. fi ri t it was' .J. tiippri °name ,ieeident, took : n , , .:-' s a, ,t ,edit i.a,st.; le cte t i te d, ,that ate.' hotl'ing fiaa,„es;ini, zhe ( L te * w tt tit 4.10 ' , rice. of ti t ~,. ~ e.7.ytguting fr.agate-.,--'-tioubt.: :-lhe e14.tl .• ..ts (If Wl),(ni ilit! the' " . .aZI: s ' 1Ve,,e44111) SOOll teniove d an: rii ii oso.promP Y_ that titnught to bei-ir tiPou OP' destruction, evC,: 4 56. le h 'ldg e . was save'd "in Alter tile; P.ig 0 . 1 . 1 11441,14111 6i it 1 4.t1 tak eil ls.i i. i . erahle time, it sini- ,. tielqeen liiirintit4 for ,itt cot---I, ; in the t.:ird PYra-: ttlideAve:rav;,tud-th,. ;mi.._ tf i t . ~.1.,,, with a,tre -114'41 sit4)rY-.0 th e to '-''jl. hi ", i : '',:Thi engines ',,lai,i'''l,, crash, din" ale: :Iv-ate''..m brought to ilt'ar.l'intea reatiNi (iii t...,. Sl'‘4,l"ptict,.,SOLM-SLIC' ' p'cti4(le‘,ll"t`l. greitt prOiiiiitnesS att". ;:,:der. we •re- .: t,,•!4"tXtilighiriliiilt;•llle's"a_i ~,,•Hie- iii„od. t5O, ''at e C ',y, thd‘t t ~,,t ) persons - ‘‘'.e'lk-. . ~ re eNileCted '1 4't'li • * red ina Dotn d ~, Uftke eVerely 111M-,7 t • , „ - ' , • ~. 1,,‘; "..NZ .TE.M.PL;:.°F C6ist" : . ' ana,.fle7 ' 1 firing, n. ri , '' " IS I : . • ••••• hail -cca'*.e4 •. • nut "my ,ihilek,-. irkte. ti,e-gi0),,..„,.t at•qr i, Iroililti:le,gait 4, app.ear to. t licr''r' ,lis.,,,,peared tO 4 e,, 1 .I.%ll)(iati of th e i uns lin "1/;^l.e emthoftlitiarY l:4ratil degree, bOt - I Yin" it now presented 44 ~( 4 I" t \ owit appearane." . and brit l'4levilt'44"ce of astonishing gran d eur So 11 '4i: ' as tlier en , i • forte. • magnificentt it was ... ti it , p e t). : the eye, that teCei4l4l)ectaele prsetited to - tAiiiiai‘t 4itli aii iiiiinethate awl un"...eorscaolmbpalresttcolyf 1 111 ,iilse• The whole fabric Wa s , : of fi re, but 114:;-.114ted as to a 1 ear a bill""pn,Z,-tal, pillarSi 414111 .at the Sane time, the 13-"1-(si- aceuratelY 1- it i Z I the other pa rts distioitlY al . . 1 1 , e, witl , . tions 4tif Na d ler 1 all the decor a tions , I VIi e „• already described 'Pcitr' t i , e sea•fight ceased, !o at L ed (1181114ste(1, and one of all the enemy's shipse et the English mu h ch ti eiit t'Pl.;ll. Illintillia,L) and a second was so unequal t c , ' tier 1,„ 11 . , .. i tfr • ii a that she in cons . ;Neatll,,,,stiii un trench 1.11,,. 0 ,-, , ships ' , e '.' 1 %0 of the Frene° The nth" }`'tit tt e -°t away, a'ild ran Ivere nete taken possession ofi but on shore:' t'tii t tri-ere hulls.. The point left to h e p his -lir not until they Po le , OtNtoy, the two ~, , 'Aro C - (ire -.re ships werelitted u-1-, vessels a,;routil, ships ashore, for ...I , ," a nd b,ti.g set t" whi',Were towed down to the yes; fit.tal vie- Illenr eil they soon conininnicated tu.e, ta I more iin ,lk't sl': z . vlve never Witnessed a sPee-- '' f on the ;4(i;'-i',.,;.Rl'uti(l. Four vessels on fi r e ‘._hich at 'tails' ti"'"lt every other circumstance '.ev.exi,,,if. Nte de, coutiagratlons On the't,.4,,e. A lari„-,e ex p anse- of nriiliall 17ed by - molt high; on Pillat'er, it htigt Colum n of flame, cro " vr • • - oh of Ili 'ni sin k ' ._ 'h t flitnie ti:e., the reel and radiaittieccetottitit, ... 4 ,, ~ dal -used snver N tt tho usan d th sec, t0. , ,, i 't fhll: h`• her With the explosion )f tr , of ribs. and. Itliii'ng tif masts, and exposu'.- 1-, •onibina iiia4azine,, t„ IC enveloped in flames, formerih t he scene, ( of, ‘1,, 11 It.le iiiferior in grandeur to ..---1 ith„. bath ti II to it - w4 s "bpi' tnitniCk.ry s ; the.. I.),el°,listitnce, ;I.(ttii„ll"agine himself at a - fe..w.t"l'''',.,,. he ef 'ict ,:` sPectacle wa s r‘• 1 ; - for a' 1"111"-- t • the fir 11.43 stiliii,,,e.. in the i, lace .01 . 2,„ bout 1.`01,14,,1 reaehcd the water's eidge• apparent to tii ir I,t 7asolis which art Sufficiently e t h e kil,led4a(„er,' `ve are. unabl e to give a list of IVII-i-- k'ottrided in the great,hattle... fiNt'the bitiltiti el'6'y 'spot or ; - 41 :ass wkisi concea l e d ben ding '4141,41e, 'h e tre the Park appeared .La tir,4, t , l ,l,'veiglit to i le, i - rho' took their , s ~. broke , thtyl,; 4.1111 ten or t,',.enl/40eivtilleo. We wider/WM( 11.41';4 g-; it brariCileS.''Lic S SCul e '' a l l - large limbs iz.rrliyltZe tevcrely bruiseil, hut no li e s ilust. ' ,, ri t ri D i4„v excellent d imici„„, arradengioac:ee_i_nitneertst.Lie 'the s , ts,rui!.e•llT,lttilit,e...ii.were.perttii.tt.r., ';tit • . ne,al ..,1 , •-It )0n 411(1 tP4IeS-- l'imhahitli 1 shut j •ll tile f°r ` ' ' ILI liiii, po)iic were . t .all a - Notice, that Tl''V-1(,,,?"1(1 n °t he air *Ulti(l) b y tw° o'clock. liitttl,t -re also re( tiesNt f, 'etheir ("'" Collyee. tile n., 4t) t to iisseli. Id ": round ,til (100 rs before 4\l",,itiii-•;').:(),,in.eilli,.tisii?len..i.,:idemils°stiio-11-1. All the Ne Oltiiceaecs; i grc - t r , l ' ' s.", were warded wit h le tly rib, es Pv'et fur the people were wost.will' Yeil. _ • / Accounts, we understand, have been received, stating that the first division of the British. Army which sailed from the Gironde had safely reached Canada on the 26th June. We congratulate the Country on this event. . Now comes the day of. reckoning fur Mr. MAD. soN... -We have French Papers to the 30th, front whiclr we have extracted part 'cif a very curious and inzpottant Memorial, - published by DAv.ousT, to which we can at preSent only refer our-Readers. The Maniteur contains'the Address Of the Cham ber of Peers (upon the 28th) to his Majesty, in return for the communication of the Expose of the, actual situation : of the Kingdoni. We will trans late it to-Uaorrow, as it contains . nothing of poli 7 field importance ; and we could not find space both for,it and theJ)Ocutuent.above-mentdonctl. . • There arc some pleasantries. in the Jburnal el e Paris, 'on BUONIPARTE'S ,Barataria; for which we have no ropl3. We have devoted •O great part of our spaCe to day to descriptions of the Grand Jubilee, and we have 1,0 inclinittiou to add to them by any lengthen, ed observationi - of our own. The.multitudes 'every where assembled were immense, and it affords us great pleasure to say,' (fgt. it is honourable to the motional character) 60 we never witnessed so much genuine good htp*Our, hilarity without mischief; a thorough diSpo;ition to be_ pleased and to .giVe no offence, mirth and general de cency of conduct .as -upon• this occasion. Cvery person seemed delighted with the amusements , so abundantly provided, and patriotic and loud bursts of applause were frequent during the day., Thecasualties which belie happened are also,. we rejoice to state, very few ; and no better proof could be offered- of the univorsal order and pro priety which prevailed than to say, that not one kCeicieni ncciiiicci ironi the PreiSiiFe cir ffoni.fibtling• or confci iciti of !'ark; iidisViihttandirii all thi. ti-ell friediit Wilts 46 the ecniti:rii.Y; people %%lib vt-(::i.e tiiif tliiappointEd in their share of the going on , bnt On the edritratif; ‘i , ertf iiiost highly gratified; by ihis ineand a diirettidti viral effected ,favour Of the other Parks. The drinithiers haie therefOre all little to console tlient after thef had to Luz pugs . befdre it tciok place. . In the inaining, hill notice , of the Fate ivas poited thrdiigliOnt the Metropolis ;. and the folloxvinit concluSiOn being attended to,'wtis probably one 'bf the great. causes Wii)i no disorder ensiled; " Let not the people; therefoie; listen to.^thOSe vi?ho would poison iliekintinds—rtd those who are the constant enemies orapubliejoy. - Let them be assured; that the object of the pkikeful festival is to givee - to all ranks and orders a krateful OCCa.;. sion to indulge in that full participation Of hap= piness to which their perseverance, iii a most san guinary . and tryingcontest, •crowned with onpre cedented-Success, haS So richly_ entitled theni." . The 13 , 41100 n descended -in - ru.exx-, Than - it-A, at about 35 miles from town, at a tittle after 7 o'clock. Owing to softie deraripenterifin the valve, Mr. SA'DLF:It was under the' necessity of making an incision in the Baleful, that so much precipitated.his descent, that hid there been tiyO persons in the car, the termination of their ci entSit2ll must itaye. ; been : inevitably' The cords, also; that-connected th'e chr' with the net t:ng got misplaced "diqing the pi eparatory ratioas, by which it deviatvd from the usual • - perpeud7cidar and oceasioutd considerable hazard and inconveniency. eocrienCed much difficulty in preventing a descent in the River Thames, to which the galloon hid a decided tendency. Mr. SADL , :it arrived in town this morning, between two and three o'rhiA, in a post chaise, with his apparn!r.S to the roof, much fatigyed journey.' ACC9IIIIt3 were thin morning received of the safe art . -iv:11 at Madeira 61 . 1 the 23d,Jnne .of the following outward-heinnd east Indiamen,,nnder convoy of his Majesty's ship Cumberland, -sriz4 ' Warren Tiastings, Lady Castlereagh, Plicenix, Indus, Ti -gris, Larkins, Lady Carrington. Anne, and Ccildttreana. By .die Mail which has arrived at Falmouth from. Jamaica, we have Royal Gazettes from King _gon to the date of the .27th June,---The Duke of 'Montrose and Swiftsttre Packets had reached the Island. The former was appointed to sail from thenre on ; the 51114t4iy.,.::::::: the.hornewari-bottlid fleet was to leave Negri' on the 30th June, under convoy of the Conquestarlor, Leviathan, and _Ulesses men ofwar.,--A fleet frcitti Cork and Ports mouth had arrived. out. The.suhscquept are ex tracts from the. Royal JAVAtC.I,,,hINE 2R.—AdrioeS from the Havannah State, that the Nsurgents of Mexico had been nearly , quelled, and that their Priest General MOR.ILLia. had been obliged to fly with very few adherents. A valtiable convoy had arrired at ti* Havannah from the adjacent Continent, with 000d011arS; .betides prodnee.—From Carthagena w't' learn. that. Governor CAiINVAL, whO-Commandea the independent troops, hadlap proacheewitliiti fonr miles of that cityi.and demanded that tai paper . Miirency should be abolished, and that the troops itrauld be Paid in spe'Cie. He was shortly after arrested by order'Of the President, and ulaced in cotOnement.—Major- VeneraI„ELRINIITON has been appointed to the Comtnand of the troops at St. Kitts, and has proceeded thither iu the Ariny •. Enitna. . It appears by the folfowing.Extr'abt of a Letter, that a sort of possessiofi is taken . of the Duchy of Holstein:— - " Hasn't, tiGti, ioLY 16.--Tw.o or three thousand Rusgians, who were in the Duchy of Lauenhurgh, arrived the day be fore yesterda% iii Altoria, to'talie up their 'cantonnients in Holstein. Another corps from Niagileburgh, of the same na tion, will be (paltered in that, Duchy, and . -it is from 4to 6000 . We. have very recent'intelligence by a vessel from Quebec, which .101 - that fortress - on the 3d July. The inaction on Lake• Ontario is alone-to be attributed .to the indisposition of Commodore FIAUNCEY to meet our tars, and the probe. biiity is, that h - e'lifotild riot leave Sackett's har bour until, the -sec...ond .ship of 64 gims shall be ready for service. -ThrOugh the 'saaie channel. we S have no Recou n ts of a later (late from.the United States than those previously obtained, but (bey all speak with unabated confidence of the restoration of peace with Great Britain. • With the French letters of yesterday, which are to the 30th ult-imo, others have, it is said, been receiven from Madrid, with the Decree issued under the Royal sanction for the total prohibition of British cotton-manufactured goods, which had been hitherto a dmitted under the authority of the Cortes. Notwithstanding this disappointment, the Britiih Legation is on the best footing with the Spanish Court. By leters from Barcelona the disposition of the people of Spain is described as extretnely,tmfa vourable to the French who had gone to Spain for caniniercial purposes, The Emperor of Ittrstta And the King of Pa vs- SIA have presented the crew of the Impregnable with 8001. to be equally distributed among them. Field-Marshal • Lord BERESFORD, K. B. and Madame CATALAN?, have -arrived at LEcaqpres Hotel, Sackvillle-street, Dublin. It has'heen stated in some of the public Prints, that the PrOfe”ots of the University of St. i,t .drew's Wish, under the sanction' of Governmturt, to transfer the seat of that University to Dutn. fries.. No such idea, it is said, has ever been thought of by any meeting of that Body ; the Dumfries Paper, however, affirms the contrary. ii Uti...ii MAIL: , CAA LE Duc;, J ULY 23.-- = lf we did not know that Europe absOlatelyfrequireS repose, and that the Best understanding prevail 4 aiiiovg the rentl 3 ciwerS; we Should believe that ope rations were on foot, ndt onlYhecauge our whole province is full cif trcidirt-; but beennse We . • , nua.llysee . large trains di artillery past, Whielt mostly take the road to Brabaint. - Some days Vigo a large hair pasted throuoi ; , dn Saturday last Came. another, Which advanced further th's niorn 7 • higeseortecl by two companies of Horse Artillery, that have .been for time garrisoned here, and it& Mediately afler al:inch larger park 4irilived. - rfrat.is, JULY 12.—A pilaf is to be erected here- in honour of the emperor Alexander, in the s'quare which bears his name. Tiapisit:i, JULY 23 ApPelins, .Finince Minister of the United-Netherlands, is arrived, here. His Itoyal Highness the Prince Sovereign is eizpected in a few days. - • ANTWERP, JULY 2.l: = His Excellency the Q.0,- Fernor-Ge:ieral of Belgiam has announced, - that a protest injunction is laid aiptinst the sale of the Imildings and its depenciancies, nsea 'for Marire Prefecture, It hich the French administration of the Marine had ordered ; and that, therefore, no • one shall vrchase, as al! payments on accomits of such sale will be null and void. Batmv.Lq, JULY 26..--Froth the first of August the different regiments compOsing the Belgian Legion are to be in . the pay of. Holland. The, English Ambassadors are expected at Ghent in the beginning of August. They' have hired a very fine country house half a league from the cii - y';‘ and the American Legation has hired one of the finest Hotels in the city. •Their number is said to be complete •as soon as• the sOn-in-law of Mr. Madison, Private Secretary to one 'of the Am bassadors, is arrived., 4sec-ins thatp Russian Mi nister is to be present at the Congress, to mediate between England and America ; but it it is al .. r'eady'eVident dna these negociatious, which are - on the'point .of being opened, will be attended with many difficulties: [None of the Dutch Papers contain any . later aCCOU 'froin-Norway.] • AcptivEn—i France. l Holland, i Duhlin, I„Na!erford. DuL-2(iottenburgh, ,1 Hanthurgb, 1 Guernsey and Jersey. . . PRICE OF 'IiTC C.K.S; • ,t 8 PAY - Twpixr Ccnt. Red: 67i India Bonsds, JEss. pr. . per rrht. f 671 i ExElieq: Bills,.Bs. 53. pr. per tle;11.. Cons. H Oamhtn, Oil pr. per Cent. Na 6 Ann.. gait • I Consols for Augtist,674l Bank I... Ann. .y .. 1 . - • 'FfY•to'N.. Stack-Broker, fin.' 2, Cornhill, . . And No. i 8, CAiventry-Street. •• • . Ei IGH WATEICAT LONDON 131 ti DG is To-MORROW. Minming.39 minutes after ‘3. j Evening, 4 miutites after 4, IE SUN. on.v.. Qv's rAr.surl AvntlT? LONDON, TVWS Di Ir, UG US T .2,_1814. iAVrAI, NENVo, transptirfs 'r6.4 DEAL, Abb. tLe thike shoo i of sva~ to, Pottiniotitli Oti••• ward:l34‘itHi; &e. o flit Arrivi:tl the W: . . ,--..POittigliiti.fitt; AUG ; . I.J—Arrived t h e Belie Put& frotri I:l;intAitit. The.ditrerf•Tit Siiithe;td; Wiii; fig , ALL Out , Jitti; 3d:-4iiii.e4 the i7.6ils . tani r • , crniie; and the Mae.karet Sciiiioner for.Phitsmouth:-::,Wind The 1 3 rricesq Mary, HUNT, front Lin t ierick tb e r- lynl4uth; and Davis, 001 Liulricktp . bpuddti, ere captured the 26th near,the Skvnigi; by . . After, thrOwing part of her.cargii luUird„ anii,damagiUg the retnainder; arrived at Milford on gatiaday.. - NAVAL. ; PII6AIOI . IONS 4NI). APPOINTMENTS: • Cartdin Dacr, , ;s ii'appAintrii to tic 'Doer. ind Capt. T.)as-, tat.tto the I,ea;oler: fleet: .A;."out off` the file; p'ronioted to tae rank of Cornoiroder.• Mr. 'l'. of the Irqpieguable,,to t he rank of LieOtenant, Mr. M:C , ,rry, late of ditti to the rank of L.Fraitea,pt. Arr., It. Mat' ituip,.to ot4.leaieutnit. of Coot. Lambert, of the Du•icao, to the R.l;, reign. C.ne .Sifrith ofthe Hibernia, ,to the D mean.. Licut. Danford uid }t. Piwee, to the polln. Lleat. It. Matc than, to L'i . etft. E. Canes, to the C.e:reur. Mr. BrOwn, Puiser• of the Prineess.Soultia; to' a 17ne ,of uati te ship tin .the American .L,altes,---Ct.pt. E. S. Dickson is appo ‘ inted to the If .a. Capt. Duncan, Glasgow ; Capt. Duipai:esq, Tidperieose . ; ; Lieut. regaib t 1 t~letet:. Lieut. Chartres, ItoNal ratioloes, -has •:erubaiked, in the AM phloll, t i r..Juines 13ixdley, the Hibeinia, to the.rauk of SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. O'XFORD ItA6ES; Which are at the first hutiortaneeiri yespeet to Goldthe Cup, einutneitee this day. The fol ,. . . 1 0 4 %6 1 , 8- jjoro9 %yin start tor the Cup : Lord jerse?s*.Cat c rp,illar, 4 34s old; . • Mr. Asburses.KingLof Diainonds, - 4 yrs old. . Mr. Roberts names Venture; 5 yrs old. Gen. Grt!svenor's ch, m. Defiance, -;lrs.Old. Mr. All!!esley names 71i ulbercy, 5 : , ts 16 others are entered ; hut those state:! are.t,bt favourites; at the f,„, wing odds: 77 3 to Ist agst Caterpillar ;;.a to.l Agit the. King of Diamonds; 4 to 1 agst .Vcnture; 4to 1 afist De li:ince; 5 to 1 agst Mulberry; $ and 6 to 4, against the fielit:-We shall ;;ive the result to-morrow, by. express frolzi• the Otftsv:: • . . . 3 to 2 ag , t Be 6 to ietuaria: ST.. Lvccp:• to the )c colt: Betting slack. . . . . KNLIT.SFOILT) ThiCE'7;i—T.oEsDAT, Jc.:LY 26, 1314. A . „ . produce Stakes of b. ft.. cults '0:1% .s!b. • • Eist. etb: ";'wo Lord Derby's cb.f. Rty,alba,.by Lord Grorcnurs f. hy Nir. Egerton's gr. c. by ,(Tannilns Mr. Mvttun's !,. d. Colonade, by l'av!lion Lard ljerby's b. c. Motnentill . bolted Even betting between Mr: tgerton'i.tott andliord DOrli.yl4 ttro---SVon clCrerly. . Y 41. Maiden Plate of sCgs. for any hi.is6 mare, orOrling, that never won a 501. plate (matelles'and sweertake . s.ri;ecrpted). Four yr olds i2lb. 5-yr 0145 . 8 k. Gib. 6-yr olds.; ai aged hoists st. 101 b. Mareq anti gelLtlogg allowed rho best of three 3- mile heats. " Staillfortrs b. f. Vlotowna, by gsinello 1 , 2 .1 Mr: White's chi. g. 147 ilyacinth us 2 First beat .2 lo lOn P!ot,, , :vp4i;_,4 ! titi Pilfowna, a gaud Last ; third heat 6 to 4 on Flatownzi.L 7 -IVon easy, WEDNEstIAY. . . A Sweepstakel of 10e's each-L - 41;m: yr Ods Est. Inlb. four rr oldg . Bst. 'bre yr olds Bst. I 01:,: six yr olds and nge.Li tior _3 Bst. tet4.—Mare4 and geldings allowed L4rd-Grey'A Platowna: by rancho walked Ow.. A Sobscriptiolvof • .sgs each, With /.,,op ficided-Three,yr ol(bi . ist. 41h. M'id .four yr,ol#4 $St. 1 fli„ , ---Fillles aficl geljifqzi al lowed ill,.—The oWner of the 24. bvst horse to have his stale hatfli.Ttie - bcs.t . of three two mile heats. . • M. AUTer . 4 L. , c. trail.stick„bv Sorcerer, 2-yrs Qld I 2dr Mr. KirtYs b. c by Ocri lle, S'irrs 011 i2 dr Lord Statu.ford's h, f. Platowba, by Sinciao, 4 yrs old 3 . . • T /I itiis DA T. A Match for 100;4, Li: ft '4'w., inilesNo day went:ant:cf. Lord Grey's ch. c. Ceduge,.by,ll;-ningt)rtrigh, arc Mr. Egerton's gr. c‘ by Cathillus, dam 'by ;Vat), yrs 01d..2 , . 14afAb.—The price of Bread . for the ensniag week to retain without alteration. letter trUn Valparaiso, - dated Ist rlpiii, 1814, says—" The Essex, which 11a, been copturcd not far. from. :11ere, by .hjss.Majesty's ship Focehe and Cherub, mu . st be,a valuable prize, as she had on - board all the specie which : sLe took out of the Nocton:piek . et, from Riode Janeiro, in the latter end.of 41kewise reported, that the Cherub has taken an American as Indianian, and •re , captuyed . three ..or lour whalers near the :Sandwicif istailds'; ,so the . Yankees are now corn- , .pletely annihilated in these ieni(ite seas, of which they had, for some time; the entire cominmid.-- We are in daily expectation of seeing tlity Lima nian army at this place;. the patriots having bcez:l defeated and dispersed in two battles; and sci se verely beatti . , that they have sent for the Spalish convicts, from Juan Frrnandez 0 , their assist ance : that Island is now in the same iiiiiiihab . ted state as.when ALEXANDER SgLICILIK (Robinson Cry+ soe) first landed• on . it." In addition to the Peerage cases now pendin;..; before the Lords' Committee of '..)r.v , .ee in the flou;_e of Peers, a claim has been preferred by .11v;, DYMOKE (of SCriViSiSby Court, LiNeolnsl!ire,) the ancient Barony of Marniyon of Scrivcisin, a parliamentary honour appertennnt to that nr.im•re by which he 1101(13 the disfingukhed o; - lice of Lit— reditary King's Champion. Xi _re im:lerstand ;lii claim is founded upon the law I;rirciole by which the Castle of Arundel has been adjudged to give the title of Earl tl; ( ts..possessor., WEYMOUTII, whiotn i bi e w tering=Place is ':apiti,y the infitit company from the - number 16dging. - houtes ready engaged,.hi4Air to bti !time numerotts than foy many -.seibli- past. The pnblie of amusement • Infetall.:- untleroont great improVC‘• the, earrietorttavjng:spatiql ud e x p e oee ill:rencieriag each Worthy that distinginii!ed pre. ferenca their earnest exErtiOrts entitle them. Thit Birth-day of his Royal ilighness.the PttNt:t lito,- 013 NT Will be observed with the of loyalty and respect. 1 tcrwing_tbate a h tan,' place to the Bay, opposite aloncestet Lodge, flu t the whole day %rill be a renewal a the fOitive an joyous celebrations, that every Arotir:e:Naey pro t educes in this TOWII in kutiour cat our lit itiVest Prince.