The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-29 00:00:00

.Du U ~~, ,R WEhe: ,BiIAN, Jut, 11.--The Magistrates of till, ity have raised a contribution from the merchants ere reii tent, which in the first two days amounted )00 rusks, ta r th e b ene fi t of the inhabitants -- of 'osta, who suffered by the fire, 14 binfie63 ANNA will in eight days set out to ake the waters al Cidihani• . . 141 / a cs, J uttE II .--00 the 'lit; two Eng- Wirrigte r made their appearance - off the bar.4our ' t. Partfiga, in Istria, and iinmediately commenced lin studs atiainst that s mall place ; but the National Huard made tuck acourageous attack o n th e i r ene e'' ' 146 11 English, not.withstanding their so' t''' ll (itily of poker t'r . " s, were Compelled to relinquish ' 'detign,.anti retreat.' . . • AtGunfseal, 3ut.v b.-14 some parts of Bavariaß avar ia °I Y Of the foxes hive gone mad; probably in con -I:ltlence he the ' beats, Then; bite has the . gnat . 41e in‘diely consequences as that of a mad dog f01i0.....................—..„ tart The wilig ii an extras of a letter' i t (Iv ha n d s on SA t Mil : ' which I, dNtlwa..ll7tv Is.—Generai Santociideq has , e a . leo or three uniftcts with the French during i m b e lf !teat, attd hRs taken 300 inisotterg, and killed (4 400 oleo; we are da,iy, ocpeding accounts dt' a r n ou ' , (l l, llin I) . tw eeti him and' Bonnet, who is en- v f .l p r "ILO JOin the Frotich army on the frontiers t , ,, 1 u n ti f ti g 4 l l ,. hi •OViedo there has been raised a ife'r l t b 111 1, 1 1lia3 U0 strong, and the walls of As torga li I N b ( '''," ll g "here the enemy had destroyed them , en the iirtentien of the French to have d e" frii,lislied ith, i lim e b c ‘3tits. altogether, tut they had not , r, ore the ad.variets of the patriots.. 156„'''.'neial Porli'er has joined Santocildes with 6ou ‘i t ua l en,. after having sOsianed an attion with , th. e lou Prerieh under General Ribald; in which ea..(innenr4Y,,veer,e ,riefeated; leaving several' hundred ar ms at " (l `", e , iltid• The , troops at present under those exeru!`'Pliiied' amount to 15000 men, and ., . ite u d as c 41 1% to the three provinces of Gallicia I sad Leon ' but they are Itithoul inn ,. . provinces 40,000., , lw Ave ...t _ . p t a it tl , 41, to in wp n t of money, but. we we wt.. Y l ac nest from Cadiz. e Vsi e h ave re „arriVal from Ladiz. 4 lO troth ti cl ' E d letters front Ahearn to, the 1 I thi . fine) (1•,1, 14 , 4 ,:iiia t 4 the 12th instant, .by a vessel that t h, p ' ' Vllll th e iorm,.r plate, we learn, te nti) 41 shaq -1 Teruel for the pm.- l'aie of larcull. _. nii t._ done fter the losses the y of S'..healse- '.. ve4 ' a and they live retimeti t I ge of Tarragona , . the ar t m erf w . ° Saragossa as a place et 'Joh ir the Governor / q had at Teruel. It is sAld that , sect , trity,. italty tc, j,,, i) ,f J aen, one of th e .t raitiors that sivufe'. Lad ' • - cpn, had repeated .i • oqacy, and Several some S °i 'is aP garrison.. , 1 1 / 4 , 1 , pantards to surprize the . ILit'd a ' int'lies have taken place between the ralY Ilr.der G . ~ ' ' , chinent wsebAti3iii,,•, ` n atal liretre and a detd niter -le: , tQrees uthier General Leval, itl which (hewh -,,t4ett deleiLted and 1 • s troops dispersed. s. ,e'rmity of an . 11- e on , esi .iie epantsit horse has lisi.e (halteut con e cootie on several occasions. .4,% !thrtelel ~tfidil hy Villalobos, . were - wall', Itki iii ." 01 kirenada, and its a late affair pene ti % ett•,,:,r,al G'aatta, where they took possession titity -I"IPaVa as other spoils belonging to the I.l g , , i ll th ,. 'eflces fro Malaga state, that every thing 6 ,'„ Port itself remain a • ' 41.17bolif('ittir°,.!! account:: In the s a m Tht Guerrillas in 1 ).. . e situation .c a l s e INclied w v it t i l l, were snore activ e than ever, and n . l. te reotin t „,.:In gnIT-ah'ot ot . the walls,• so that in trtlY ctlipittu the• neighbOUring country was e n- k Yltere i s i n itenticil I extraordinary Pets a is a " ° f lhe American democratic. Pa? document, for the au- P:tPOrt1111;to thleir the Editor ' pledges himself, 444 Y 13 u "" aco Editor 'from CH AM. ' tie '. kb 0/ C lag.— I „ rniintains adore , dated in October nev._. ;:t Weill i2_ Tit the " Continent willi, _Ncitt. 1 tT R, ~, l'it I.t!britission to the s w a y of p" ro , lON " e of la , the exists of the frer Gone. ( I , i.aiti a ,,., . crpntu, q int eXISIS (0 encourage resistance to ! 1 . 1 -..,,. e ! LI YI, o p . ~f• the ,oritinent, ..ngland must fall' prostrate, w 14likhfreltkii.ns rdpright." H. is of opinion that j t ilt or ea . 414 nd Is a'nt'e, because he is obliged, ' ll/ W4;111146011 01. NS GoVerhatellt, to consult 11/Ic'llltilleili T,llle people of his kingdom iii 1 / 1 1 aP ; clay; tr(3`llllNinniters, The English populace,. 4 . 1 4 e t 4 3 ,.. a , , et of petty' tyrants." . l ' h i l l ll B ta il n 11u, all has been the case in France, 1 - 1 , 44 ; lii.i tb ,, e 4 . 4 be mended ; they must be extrr.r. I " toark. -le4 ' '',.seraons, ambitious or bankrupt i exist ,ier a rid . tite . rorruste; will always, . under the 11) ,:':,:rk v i °l . 111 e aLitral coilstittitin t i of a Royal de- l ',_tkt hi. ti'L,L°PPertunisies to Mislead the igunrants g„„i.' - ' 1 4 4 '- `"t.ti‘ed.. as Id' If...test in coin milting , 4 41n _ ).a (. Isa Lt., . , . __ j ___ . O ► 'QS ezo wiluS Cu the peace of h,utope by (.'t!' Aft °Nest' 1 4kr Af t er . uts ', ' lure' n ' ,, e .. a ,, li ng the English fa6lions, he add'', ~, 4141 hhaelials shall, be endured,. Capital pa . 47 fer,,i,, be inflicted on Ilse roaSfer anti crew ,_ co country trading wills England." turis'i-t4t(kned 'v'i. • was il l , i letta t ti ,n aln, earned Thomas Jones, i•qood t, „ i l e 144 Nottingham Sessions, for steal ' 1 ;4. o il ":Ikl stoteneQd to sei,en_yvais transPorta" tl a4lit e4 lon e '' te 'tte being .rektirrieds", he 'iii an un -41144 0"' txPressed 'a Wish that the Recorder Rhi n the 11 4 ep t i,: h fi ends till he returned. . , 4{j„lntdon nll -„,1111rt Aisizes, which comnienced at , . ' l oll, 4„; "edriesday last; three persons untied , sl td . ~,,,e , J ad e d tiiee. : and 1 •Lienseatit, wire capitally cun ,t, 6ctel t he ,-i'''ledh"g, btit reprieved before the ti ,, t ,,, ,,,4,1 t: wwii. Robert hosier ,vas COnyk:ted a nd . 114 111 te f 4 " /t'vli ya'S t rsnsportation for stealing Otilh,, Pmltl belungiwr to C. Dundas, Esti. '.l/4)114 h 44Y aherosdon a' party f the . t Bth Dia (()lit to ba g guru • . \v., geart .° 4 11 ' n u ) the Thames at Kantupton d I,c tied 0 ,- 1 .% °lle of them fell into a hole, an 41, Ur, 1 ,'" eir the stream . another plunged after "d i lirlf tiiill 6.14 tqdeat ' his .1 OUr to save complus on, Ikki:°tt atteur;°l44tiel.). ilt9'Ntletl..l.-he bodies were found - ,("l'er. " tat *A lton, each having fag hold of 4 fire,l 3 t,il all tell 1 ' of sere is 4,4.0 ~aat week through Ilse chimney jri. r , e ,airti nni '''t anti s, , its which a rein 3:1(.1 his lamilY i u I,l og att'lii t 641 ho further 'darn age than 11 4 .4 44 I. eltryina away_ A p art o f t h e hejstead 4thr t , • , ii r xi . • F:trm, Jut."( 2 1 .—The Legislative Body *ill close its sittings on the 28th inst. a . ,es__es will , We are assured that their Impetial M i ti in . flirt:aerie of August a leave the capital for a Short time, during which they wilt visit the principal ports oe the coast. M. Dernackeau, the cernmander of the French ship l'Abeille, has been appointed a meutber of the Legion of Honour, in consequence of thegallant en gagement which. he Maiittained with the. English .brig the Alacrity, which ship he captured. SLeswlG, J04. , 1 12.—Count Gattorp has quitted ... England, and has'arriVed some days at Tonutngen, A gtiaidhas been plated over hen. It is reported that the Count's journey is-unconneaed with politi cal 'Objects, and iliac his sole motive was a wish to rejoin his family in Suab,ia, '' COPENHAGEN, JULY 6 -,-The Consul. General of Russia at Cbristtansand, in Norway, has published an advertisement, notifying to all the Merchants, that in conformity to measures recently adopted in Russia, no .vessel coming from Norway w w ith outill be ,hencetorwaid admitted in to a Russian port, being furnished with a certificate front the Constit- General of that Empire. We continue to experience here an extraordinary heat, and even some storms, which, however, only refresh the sultry air for some moments. Tor some days the therniumeter in the shade has arisen to nearly twenty-seven degrees (ninety-two of.Falren hen's scale.) ' • : • . ' • - • PANSCOWA, JUNE 2R.—All the accounts from Belgrade agree that the,,Russians and Turks retnain very quiet on their respectiye frontiers, and we are even assured that a new armistice has been conclud ed fat three months. It . we may judge from the pre parations which the Russians are making at Bel grade, it is to be prestimed that they intend soon to evacuate that tot tress. All kinds of carriages have ben pia' 'in requisition to convey their baggage.,. and notice has been given to those who supply the .treopa, to suspend their deliveries till further orders. For some' time past, piequets have been ,posted on the banks of the Danube and the Save, 'to prevent desertion, which began to be very frequent. • VIENNA, JULY,6.,—A second sale of ecclesiastical estates will Soon take place. On the 2.3 d, Will be sold the estate of Xeixeudorf ; and, oil the 24th, those of St. '.George and Datungaiten, As there are trany.competitors, the sums produced by these sales has greatly surpas4ed what'the lands were esti mated at. The body of Merchants in this city has peblished, - s.onte days since, a Memoir in their de fence,:igainst the charges vibjea.ed to them, at hav 7 ing ,contributed to the depreciation of Ilse paper money. The. Memoir has been transmitted to the. Minister of the Finan ces, and presented.,to his Mar jesty the Emperor. The merchants observe, that the fall is most unfavourab le to them, as they often receive only a part. of' wh.a.. is due te' them, when the terra of payment is elapsed. - They complain that the number .of merchants has increased .136- yonti an y necessity and ai l proportion ritt'conse quence of which, while old.houses struggle against the fail, certain persons buy up. gold and silver fur, individuals at any price ; ' they thetervre require that entrance into the exeltetige .shall only be per- mitted to real merchants, . who .will be responsible for their moral Conduet in their deitlings.• PETEhEEUEGH, JUNE 19.' --Ott the ,Ist of Janu ary next, a return of the whole population of the Russian Empire will be made, in order to establish the basis of taxation. Persons who negleet : lo,enrel themselves in the registers - destined toreceive . the names Of all inhabitants wall be doubly taxed, and be fined 5.00 rubles. Mayors of villages' making omissions, will be punished with a year's imprison ment in a hotise of hard labour. :Peasants inform- Mg against •individuals who may not have enrolled thernselVes, will, with their tamales, be emanci , .. pate'd. • . Ben cis., JVLY 6.—By recent accounts from Ko nigsberg,' we learn, that the first reports relati‘e to the damage oectsioned by the fire of the I tth of June, Were'exaggeratedi though it' was nevertheless_ very considerable. The : servant of a. Russian, Chant was the author of this sad cent,y negli gently leaving a lighted Candle in a warehouse, con taining a great quantity-Of oil.' It is reckoned that about i5O families have suffered more or less loss. I'he Assurance Company of Konigsberg has- not Sufficient :funds to make good all the losses and that ,Of oar city,, which is very intimately connected with that of Konigsberg, has also experie - iced a very considerable loss. The the is not yet• entirely ex tinguished, and alarming romours are continually circulated. . • 'Sfillt3WtOU.l3.Yi JULY 2G.—When to the well known teriitity of this aiid the adjoinitig counties is .added a - disposition ib most of the At:anti . ) , inhabi tants around us toprotwite the best imereos of "agri culture,. by improViog, the various breeds of ,c3ltle, and bringing jilt° use every implement in.husbandry, which is rest dlktilated to increase- improvement ant): lessen.ltibouri. live highest' expedations can be The Shropshire Agricultural Society held their firstineeiing on Friday lait., Among the persons pre§eht on'this Vera—Lord Bradford, the President; Win. Childe,•Esq. the Vice-President, the Earl Qt Bri:ig9vak, • Lord N'iscontit .Clive, and twiny of the Gentry and respectable tenantry of the coutay. PreparatiOns having been made in the early part. of the day, in a lietd adjoinink the timber-yard( near St. Julian's Friars, , for the reception of the animals, &c. intended to be i shew,n; soon after I t the _Presi dent; VicesPresideitt, several of the Nlembert, +6- wilier with the Judges of the shew, Mr. ,Walton, Mr. Own; and Mr. Akers, proceeded to the ground,. and spent some time in their examination of the various kinds of stock anBl implements brought there; after Which they returned to the Lion Inn, \Vyle Cop, and at three, about 100 partook of a splendid dinner. After the cloth was drawn, the premiums were delivered by the, President to .the successful candidates, and in the course of the-evening the lol lovOng ,were among the toasts given : King--;Prosperny to the Shropshire General Agricul. terat Society—The Plough,—The President (by the Earl or Bridgewater)—The Fleece—Tile' V ice-P reSitiept, (by the Earl of Bridgewater—The ludges —The Secretary t.r the Society—The Duke of Bedluid—Mr. C..ke, of licitkhain. Lord BRADFOIth dratek the health of the com pany, and apologised for retiring, Ireittg wider the nece-.city of attending, the funeral of , Ins friend Mr. Forrester, at Willey. The Vice-President being unanimously called to the Chair, he gav6.--- Lord Somerville —Breeding in all its Branches—Prosperity to Agrieulturc all aver the %Vorld—T he Lord Lieutenant Lord liridgeweet,•ararsuccess to Cite Herttordihire tural' Society— l'he Members for .the County—Lord The Mcntbers for Bishop's Castle—Sir lonepp Banks—Lord Wellington, and the Army in Portugal, not, torgetting Ge neral 14411, one of its beat supporterS —I he Memory of Mr: llak,ewcll—Srhall in Site arid great inYalue—Syintitttry well covered--Sir W. W. Wynne, anti Prosperity,to the Agricul ture of North %Vales— Lord Talout--:A good Carcase under a good ileecei—Sir George Pigoit, and the House of PAM. shalt--May the Landkora.and the Tenant be convinced that theirinterests are eveilliseparable—Mr. Prinsep —Sir lobo Se.brighr-The Woollen Walls of Old England—Aglieul tUreuuder.the lest System, &c. • After the deliyeryot the cups to the successful candidates, .lists of the premiums to be adjudged at the Annual Meeting 'in October, and notices of Mr. Ctiilde's Animal Sale _id Stock, were distil. buted to the curupany..--•--Srvelal sweepstakes were, entered into for theltext Jul, Meeting, and, about eight o'clock,' the Vice-Preai tent quitted the Chair. T'ne evening was concluded. with the utmost .good humour. - . . SPOATIAG IATELLIGENCE. IiRIGHTON RACES. fit Mill, 'LILY 26. • pvvgepvtges of aooo. Lord Egrerriont's ch. Lb) ,Goliauna, out of Bellissima, 3 Major Wilson's ch. 1. by Whiskey . . a. Lord C. 1-1. Cavenciiih's ch: 1. sister to Black Diamond 3 Two and 3 to I ag.iinst Lord Egrernont's ch. t. The Pavilion Btakes nf. boogs, • Lord G. H. Cavendish's c. by TrurriNtor • - Liird V.grLinont's b. c. by t.ohouna . 2 Lotd Egrcitiont's b. c. by Gorianna, out of Era lions 3 Seven to Four against Lord G. H. Cavendish's c. by Truinpatur. • he' rice course was numerously attended, and this day i‘lond.ty Y . much sport - is CMlCtittit. The absence of the k ni.e Regent occusioi,ed a drawback rait .the gaiety of the day, By well as the'lloll l 4otellttalke ot but few of the first-rate equiliagcs.—The Mike trf Si. Alban's, Lord (. 11. Caven dish-, Lord and Lady Nluuntjoy, Lurd Egremont, Lord Cooper, itsialwiis 4-0.-121 - toinas Carr, Sir'Charles Blagden, Sir Kohert Harvey, Sir Douglas, Lady Millhourne, litntak litightunithiihkthe Races. C4EtIMSFORD RACES, JULY 24 . ' '" , TUESDAY. Ili3.X4jesty's Pl4te of - too-guineas. Mr. tv.:lley's, br.,A, hive, by Sorcerer . t t Sir 1.44 Soodish'i'br. by',Youbg La& . 3 2 Mr. Durabil's b; f. V it Chariritte, .by Teddy the tirialCr • .. • • • The County CuKolse guineas. g. W.hipcortt, by Waxy Mr. Scatt's•b• h. Major, by Ventral WiLDN RiD A Y. Captain - Vyse's b. c. ticli.stor,w.as the only horse entered the Town PlAteof Sol. TIICRSDAY. The Stewatd's Plate of sol. Mr. 1 i!rinceiscith. Guild)+, aged . . t' l Mt. Mew's b. c o Playfair . . . • a Cill)t. V Yht;' b. c. llcilator by Clieshire. Cheese • . 3 dr. The S‘Neephtakes for guiheas. was walltc.i over by La- , 1 Waldett ,. .ve's hr. cr Anger. Mr. Carpew's grey gekhog beat Mr. Addy's b. g. fifty gitiucas, Halt a mile.. EDINBURCII RACES, fuLy43. ?tits:PAY. His Majestysi I'urae ..i too guisie .3. Sir H. V. .1 uhrest's u, c. by Shuttle . Mr.. Ilaird's th. t. . by lobo Bull Lord Itilootoncrie's ch. hi. Diana . a di. . 241 re w ance An -interesting case was lately decided at the Warwitk- Sossions. A young Surgeon who had cnarsird againit the consent of his blends, deserted his•wileand child. • • The wile, often in vain appeal log to ttte tather,of her husband for ‘relief, t, herself upon the palish of Birmingham, The parish tued„ the hither •of the hiishand, to, compel him to support,the child, and theCotirt adjudged him pay for the mainten,anceot the same. • Stabaltern,,Ottieer of one 'of the pengal Native Re has lately, arrived its tins country, in Order to solicit redress of the , Court ut 4redprs, under extraordmary ciiCtnstar.ces. Tbe a p• peitant, ii' appeal s; haV mg tiktingtiiihed thvfield on malty occasions, had on that 11CCOU , been promoted from the racks.;The citcur.. Uecationed a jealuilsy aiwing some of his count tiieb,.who acctised Min of the critpe ot.iotcety.—. However ridiculoos the charge, lie' t r i d: an d toond guilty', by a Court-rnartial, and dismissed the service! 411 1 / 4 114 1 .31.1\R PIIENOINISKON. — A few days ago, as Taylor, near Middlesceugh, was breaking, a du c k's egg, prepared for his hrealcittst,-he discovered loins aconishment, a water lizard, or ash, as 'it is 4„;;ALICd, elll3olrOd 111 IL, itli\DSOR, JULY '.;7. . • This rtiorotr the Archbishop of CANTsnxtrir, Duke. of MoNT apse . , I,ords L'a• Dors; Wili6ll . 1 L4A ; and AY LESP.)BO, arrived at 'the Queen's ' Lodo; where his Majesty's Physicians had a consultation with them. Afterwards they waited on her. Mn- JESirv, at the Castle, . with whotii` they, hula a- Council. , HIS MAJesry was considered worse in the nig ht, not being able to Olocure but little sleep. .Mevien gers were in consequence di.voched to the Vitt twit RaueNT., the Royal Doker, Mipisters, the Queen's Council,.&c. The Sletiibers of I lie Queen's Court nil arrived here-an hour sooner than they ate accost tomkrd to dn. , • , . Jets t,8.._-Yesterday the Bulletins at the Castle exhibited the same armouncenient as to his MAJUS- Ty's health as the. preceding day ; and each 61 the Right 14onourable Nlembers whO compose the Queen's Connell. met at twelve o'clock, ,broke up at two, ,Arld returned to town iN their difierent,carri• 'ages. • His Royal Highness the Duke 'oh Yoatc ar rived at the Castlo at une o'clock, and remained un- id five. Cron Old MOLIN eux.--On Saturday, the friends Of Molineax made goo& their proportion of the sum to be. contended for, 000 guineas) and the b‘o Ile, it is said, will tak e p lace at Dticaster, on the 2,Bth of September, on a twenty-five feet stage. it wai Crib w as•the favourite , at odds, alter staking; and even betting that the battle lasted, fifty. minaes ; 2 to I Molineux , did not be.st. Csib . in 46 minutes, and to A . Crib di4 uot. Molineux in 40 rnittqlsp. that among the fashionable orders during the season.-=. The ridei - aiollh.t.this qui are Uncommonly fine, pa.ticutarly towards Arundel and filth flaruptimi where we have'grearlythe advantage of the toutirty about Brighton, these`aticirding us a most agteeable • proteEtiou from -Sol's piercing rat, as Well as great. of rural scenery. Trie Tneatte has trput..ed with considerable eclat, and promises to be well at. • tended. DoWTQN performed •Sir4nth9ny•4bsettit, and Lingo, I.t;t fri4nr, to - a very nunterons and elk sant audience, and was - received with' that warmth' of applause - w hich his excellent acting - So itchly me: rite. evediag the Founglitta of ilie,Fores!,,Aty4 iluspioa ; and nn Nionday,.by desire of Earl ,To.- BOT, the lt 'tinder, and no Murder. „The lOwing is a list of the latest arrival, ` The Duches, of DOrset, Lord Voliitwortn, General Mat.; Lady ar,o Mi;s IL:ker; Mr. and hiss. AuKusins prow, , , Admiral Ros)ell, Miss Wait toy; anti family, Geoirtgl kills, Mrs. c,:iim:.o) I:AA:Armstrong, 'Ars. Warned, :Vii4di &X. • , XI N 0 . 4 Tit EAT ti E.--Tliti regular glib:icy - 10cm Season closed an Saturday last with the Opera of Elfrida, whtelv i> so fine a specimen of the geith.Pt OS P.,IISIELLO, Tie exer ions of CAI,' ./iNI, both as' an actress and a singer, were adrnii. , b y effective, and procured her the warmest applAuv. A de lightful- Dila between her and TKEMILLZANI v‘a4 given with exquisite skill, and was encored.---; CAUVINI, notrety capital as a singer, is a very respectable performer, and his consider 'able merit as' an atior. RovrtbiSo Maintains it's ground .15 well in look and peOurmadce as t.e slid ten, years ego;. indeed he is much improved a, a, singer. The concluding ballet was t'igato, was ably supported by DissilAYUS, Vkisi'liti t A. GIOLtNit, and Cur little Compatriot, Miss 5.11111. The house was more splendidly and numert.usly at : tended titan has been usual so late in the season.. KEM2I.6 is: playing with such success at Ed burgh, that he. i 3, likely to go'throogh the 'e'llults round of his Charatiers. The Edinburgh Courant; a paper distinguished for candid anti judicio.s cisin, pOtiess his' Hautlet arid Penrod4oc.k 'in she most favourable manner. He is announced tot if he Stranger, Macktli; and Cabo. . • The Old' Theatre in Smock-alley, Dubin, has undergone a strange- metatriorphoSis', r ‘ haVirig' beret purchased, and converted into a Chapel of case tor the parishes of St. .Michael, anti St. John. . . Two young wZatrien; laf the names of Ann . Hearle and Ann Simkins, have been sentenced tip sevep .year - s transportation at the Exeter o.o.lr•er - Sessions, for throwing . oil of ,vitriol on the clothes . of another yoUng woman, named Elizabeth 'Mon. On Saturday the Gentlemen of Efon.College_. celebrated their anneal eleetion 'of Captain, dud candidates for admission on the Royal Establisfuneti t it •• with a : grand aquatic and rural, tate, _Atter the • icholastic . business of the morning, and fixing the . . appointineet of Master Daniels to be Captain of • be Foundation, they proceeded to their boats, stained • • oil Carter's.Q.o and. rowed ;,o Surley Hail, three • idles from Eton, Each. boat ,was finely, decorated, with- 'new •flags and banners, bearing approptiate mottoes. The cornmauder of eaoh boat wasbabite.d in the ',most surielb and expensive dresis, aod the rowers in the Monarch appeared in the character • galley :slaves, with costly crimson jackets and black turbans, a'rich gilt girdle round their waists, to which was suspended massy chains. The crew of the Mars were attired as Highlanders, and the re-, raining boats companies as Midshipmen Tory proceeded trim Windsor Bridge; as Monarch; teivioared boat ; • Dreadnought, Mars, Ve teran, Defiance, and Rival, eight oars each ; the Mercury, six oars. On their arrival at Surley Hall, a most excellent repast was served on tables laid nut , on the lawn for three hundred - Gentlemen, which consisted,of every delicacy of the s e ason, and a pin tos'-on pt choice willes,,catered by, and under the managernent'of Mr. Garraway, at the Christopher lute.' As soon aithey had regaled, they agaio took to their-boats,.returned to Nrindsor, and concluded with a brilliant display of fire-works; •and . during the dascharge of the rockets, &c. the boats, were rowed three times Carter's Island, and through ttle 'centre arch (Attie bridge; and we cannot avoid , complimenting:the Gentlemen on their great skill in the managetneot of the oar. The fine band tat the SratfOidshire Militia accompanied the . juveniles party,' 'and added to the gaiety of t he' scene, by play- , ins the moat tavouriteuirs. There was . a great con course of people.to. witness tiffs gala, among whoa': were many of the Nobility; but we regret that net- . t!ivr her Majesty, nor any branch of the lioyal Fa mily were present. • A challenge to all England, given by five of tild Nottioghamahire Riflemen, to meet au. equaLnual ber of Gentlemen to fire with ball, has been accepted by the Wagers of the Hon. Artillery Company ;• and h e match;, it js . ookpi4)o4,will take place at Stem 'ord,"Oti the 2firh August, for leo guiticas, SNIVTI!FIELD MAKKEr, luny 29. This. , day's Market afforded a good supply . of , prime Beasts, and the show of Caftle in general was plentiful Beef, Pork, and Lamb, were dearer ; Veal is cheaper; Mutton sold at lan price; and the trade for the most part was somewhat brisk,—The sales in the Hay Market were rather lively ; H o y', Straw, and Clover, fetched last prices.—We subjoin an accurate btatement of the prices and numbers : To sink the offal per stone of alb. Beef 45. att. to 35.4 d. Mutton 4s. sd. to ;s. 6d. Veal ss. ed. to 7s. act. Pork. 55;24. to 7s. od. i.'4111;) 56. od. co 73. 6vi. Beasts yso. Sheep and Lambs 19,500. Calves 545. Pigs SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET. 'ILO SI. oil. oil. t 0,71. tca, od. Siram at. fps. 9d. tO 31. lib. ed. Clover it. Los. cd: to 71. iss. CORN-EXCHANGE, JULY . 29.--r-The, arrivals of Wheat to-day make a iniddllug supply, tine ready sale, and fully at fast prices, inferior heavy ; lidikf in sl.ort supply, and rather deartr ; Melt and \V h.ta Peas neatly at last prices ; Tick Beans- hulitcliWilt lower; - the arnvals of Oats also make a middling supply ; and sales in this trade named at little fluc tuation ; • Flour at week's pricer. Wh eat . O s a 7 6 a a sr a Tick 11( . :Ans . - 355 0 421 Fine ditto ' - - 9.1 i a 96. Ditto (tine old) - 4.1 s a 401 Rye - - - 34,,,, a 4 4. Oats - - aii a a 4, a 291 W i ley - .- , - 31, a 14% YOLISId ditta - pi 4 . 3 bvt Malt , bb, a 731. Noutoeditio -32 a A 33$ Whiteraas.baikraina 4 56) 400 SCCti • . 351. a 414. G re y ditto - -44 a • )'-• tine Hoot - - 70 it 4 9 * i l i a ". .. - - 4iii A Iots CCOLIQ. -. . . 7 01 a iss 2 3 1 1