The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-12 00:00:00

! . .. . '16 , 1A,',..,',* 4, • • •,,,, • s ' I/Laid/Si ~,,t!cpisT 9. ~..=.7.---,—...., I • ,''''' ~ .kllO4 Ttiti 'P.:visit:NT.): ,: • ' ',_"• - THt PROCLAMAitiiN ANN) Tittz. sTATUTE, ARlitsT tfv. THE ,DeLEGATEL • ' After all etles defiance of the g o v.eriirlit'i/i . du -7111114.11 period the 'ltoinim CailVolie`Copvention, in il'e4;peeclies, flivir retOlutions, and their PM' Ir ' l l'i , 'hale denied" it, power, opliosed tts ordi.: tt nee, and iidiculed its measures, tne,proof is now 1 1 4 OW ihtt itri.clsination wa's nu- idle Va unt. Scil494 % wh tirl ' o put theinselvos forard either as 4 114 : 4 t ' l ' l "' l. 3l i ef' e arrested ; forward n d it' is now t? & 0 , , , hellt r 'fie 1 .3% is it ro ogenotigh 1.0 prole& 5,144141,m5, . i i, i at"ti°l44 Constituents, or Maiiiher,, ' t i 6 4 ali t )t1 WhiCII, WV() were present at the ' 1(163 11) L1111.111.1e; Chapel, were Ulla M , 1'.1106. PllttllLitki b ) 6e tadgistr'ates of the kiead Police Gai tr. .jar D :lilies are as fallow :-`" t;tqr.luttri Josevn iioasa, of GranhY44" I .44(Bitk4N 01 siiih... .311-C'et 3 1 4 ) ) t Lo rd "1 44 440 . 1 48k t Lq• ildnkcr , ' g- vre4, ~. . '. ,141111 4. !ti uu oisilick-sti‘ e t i t, lli t t tl 6 CUiit,oo, t'„q AleiLitaiit, of Dorm .. %II At ' s l l l i LI M ..,„,, '46 4 /Lk W 4 N, Eiq. MerCilanit of Abbey . li t , e fti "'''' G.,. ilrnten tt ere brought before the t; 414uttict La 1., c i.",,IN'A fielich, on the ollati;° it `L.Ntii 'et ti,yitd I.4e,esites, 0, I),!rje, pre4ent Lilt: :e ' ll it'll, , ind aid ug or assisting ,iiieteut al iit).lltl e!Illitl, Oti tare lA, ot duly, 1 81 1- 111111.,...`e utwet,tudi they irklo 6diticielit .T11 , 4%•i i , . . . ' h tx - I,lc.tioti it brought 'to an 'istue ; and it Pr odd 4 l l : 6 :, il l u ' re I of ny the Oountiy whether the. eii '.)-''''" tit' ilia: Government tan etilcoree the titatil:ll'll:l4 its " Leiislature; or whether the pro -11 o rtiie et • art to 'be jusi died by 94k; , ',," ' • , ; I tt`ic WIWI 0 .44 q 11 4411e• ie . ti, • result 01 ttAiS ill''' Atli the , . b."'"7 4.4 1., ~, . ~ i u iht ii, l'iti repo*, s ' sufficient contideuct, ell c ' ;i 4e Yi ' . : 4ln a t 'tY of a Dublin Jury . , .tP .ruPire be an . - . ,: n their bawls: -Thei.,intori•tectr`ml44/481' a k i 111141 Y taken before tiie Chief .4 1 1, . ,..r toill'e :•\varT,altt granted tlitreun ;. 1114, ,:.`lit:"0%411, btlig n I:4'irt tilu.Gritild lii( iu;si of tile .. c LI Y - 9f, ~'1 11( ii) ,„ 4 vvtiie ll thLt lii.atAisbeil Religion . and dal ,u p ti. . - ", 4 the lei will DO. tou!liblY c° 4 - liti i , ' j : Nli t tln4 iiii,h4i'ibuitai it ' will.pus to 'lie I rjr . 4 :. Y ; arid frointhese the . Delegates way tin' 1 41;,' 4. 11 ' if 4G 4 ball pie„e them, to the House at °rat(;r4 vain! n')W 'nay the Counsellors Auld.:. I, tal k Qf lutormations ex officio, alw.the lip-' „ ti tisio Isiti en, n c't uries. The Government has ( 10 'lkiattlt Guveritmetn will do iis 4 411iYs neither 11,46h.° 6y Ow Litteatb, nor prevente4-1 by :111° ii,4.114t0i v,, ttioth . • - ri der ''44, the Conventionists entertain nu 51- Dtirpote.bot 4 _ oil, i4d Iv . ein e to try the question in a n I() ti litt44 A: 4 Inanptip they 'will have the decen cy (le titi on. ! litl 'it 41 further Zealot's until its hr . -a! tt llti' 4 , I ,, , i'lu i w ll l be the fairest test.etAlunrun's v .iii t,t; 41.4.11161 principles, - The ensuingt.Terol ti4le,l4l.,ll_ospsotin.t toils little; b"- 11 if in th_eh-e,t130.630r: tititiNtiitlll:re.ii, In those measures whic h I _ill. t ilt'''. ' . Illherto prevented, the country w titar moftret...not the • I f ' lit but ki lt of ill trial o rig , ~. . 0 the ex- - 1 144 , 41411 s not to obtain their nstenwbi • lil t 'La% to a • _facile I'lltili,: , & i tate i to d i v i d e , ruin to '" t qt ntiod, 'iti t , ‘ 4 41 011 . 61, . ........... I nt( ttry op eoaK, OW raut Tito-: CL4 li J 1 4 T lON. t, Cork, Aug. 7s al i '" 'pt,:tte fathe r , ,i,a_., -NC " ° eciiinSellOt SCULLY was t his 1 1-1 3 rii, 'A (lit e, O 'At' ' [tritons Assothbly here to bes t': tf -`` vriih i t , 1 '4 4 b e: Freedom of this Corporation.-- . 4, la yi ti‘ ifri Duce rejr(led. klltt, 41140 ft • • ' t itk‘t,„ rnien to withdraw his name silen Jy— vliq,t,i'Aled: neither was i ballot attempted.— tio Itt . _. ' • ii, was itali4tiatitly reieeled by act:1(1(1'117 ttni,b Iflecitll,..,, ." 1 11 -4 ' May teach Dublin Agitators the totp- ,11 4 th i . „ TY, 1, t o n a l independent Electors of this , it,„ ' - tH„ h i . ... -144, b "(!tli ~untirett ereenien have thus % Iv 'tally ~, - xhre '. • . • Ttl 'v. tk . rt , hstd their opteum of the is,ue . t i r ktil atlie ,vl'. itiici.A4tAT lON i of • their regard .to t $ 411Izirr4of leetel, his Secretary, and the other 1h kirnini' • . a lit p 41, stration i and also their averson, Ntii t A. k 1 14 1 .1 . 1 . 1i : 1 M ilth "114 iligOlently preSUrne4 to .64119 t!) ..ISSaI . ,, 14 v. , ' I ' ,:: e ,1 1 , .1jil.;11/44in 11**'..""..,......,......................., . I ....; ,* . 1 1 4,hterllakit aPer l of the 7th state, that preOft'4l4., It tieL lit e of il l nt 'he Castle for the departurti'ik lflip f!%44t1t1 lettlict`l4 nn 3vi it in England- The' firyttl:tt brti,wgii:ei°l: hyr dati..glit'ers had set out d arid .„ 11 hp Cnst/hit l' i ,;',,`:n their way to Donagbu ee, !itt6t Atkther. li."Loilai,d, where her Grace will c_iiii.rie,,,' ,:ie,bucli .ss of 'G 0 lir) , N. itit,tql the et ," r"Perti State th I h . British cruiz -46 klllliti . 43n br uri c ', 3 1 e • ~a,® Ctile si ,r es art. extremely aeilve In t111(11C it 'irt 8. 'nvelr ailt . ' and h. ''. a ri t the ...tcroi ke ti'llifinttit,4lrL444ll7:4olll444(,)(4-4.had t ca d pt ured a vat 4;4, ait - i t : l- -ta t h e :: 1 1 ) te l lon of being eatieeriertol I.rliirl'it4lt(ltti Aht,,llett,t'ini ort i' d e " ; SI (ja6rivsltii'TitiakPliadr;ol)" nt t 1.111 4114 A'l'.!'iltrl •ueVil ittkett 11 1 fsit l i 8410 r) of. SrX i ‘4l)(4l. 'll` ' • Arica itieit:Tlll v "" ;16 At b.„4 _xj4 14/ be emit,. I . i •it Illi„ ...-"ast, tor tile vile pptpilie of'. c"glotti ill Phu a4uve tratixe• 1 NAVAL NEWS. Pyroakiu*n, Auo. g —Silted this morning; with i fine breeze from the Northward, the Shawion rkti!t3 ; Strapis store-sidv, Hp/chilli and Cormo• .4nt stoops of war, With a convoy for Lisbon, Cadik, and the. Mediterranean, among which are the fol. towing; Vii. The Spanish schooner Isabella Maria, Roche ; Specula. lion, !terry; and five transports laden with barley, _for bon; Whiting, HaWksworth ; Rapid, Miller ; Mannion, Story ; the Spanish vessels ; and - "l'finsiluita; itoChal together with a few others (names unknown) for Cadiz, G ibraltar And the Nlediterraneasi. The Btoadound gun-brig 'takes convoy toT. the owns, and will sail on Sunday, provided the wind The French sloop St. :han that arrived here on the d instant, laden with wine, prize to the Dryad triple, is landing - her cargo, which. is lunch 4- waged, the vessel being in a leaky state, Arrived the !Pilliarn and Esther, WILLIAMS, from NV4les. Atroust io.—Arrived the brig Trilart, - RICHA sos i , Iron: Quebec, with a cargo of timher, bound to I.Q . ndon, put ,in here for convoy ; Major Dim trablatterlibe-17th Foot, came passenger in her, and lancied here; also arrived (lie Favourite sloop of war, from the Westward ; guit-biig trout a cruise-; mlO e Crtion, riAm, from Wales. General WAl.itEll artived Litre yesterday, to em bark. for Corunn4 the Unicorn !Nate is expected to sail with him iminediately. Went into harbour the Constant gun-brig. • Arrived the Helicon brig 01 war It'um a ctuize. Passed up Channel a line of battle ship and a ilipte, names unknown; • r , rALKAITH, AVGUST his Majesty's Ship Mercury, and Jasper, with the Port ugal bltivi (shout so sail), under euawy, with a strong breeze at N. N. West - ; also the Ann packet for Gioraltar and Malta; and the Chichester packet for Cadii.. . • CEIATHAM, Auc3usr t I.—Came up the River to thet'o r litn,pcnt Ni. 74, from Gotten . Y'• , t2ol)anisii . i;risoneni, taken by differ .el4.tinips ol the Baliic • . DEAL. Atari. 1 I :--4rtivrd yesierday his Majesty's ship Berwick from otf Flusitiogi and to day . .the Tickler utter trout ditto; . ako artived his Majesty's `Ship Ganymede, with a large fleet ftom the West tudies ; some of them have sai►ed for the River. Sailed his Majesty's ships '4eirte.and Impregnable fur.Porhnkout h. Five Cl'Cl.ooK.—Several of the West Itidiawen remain, the wind bong it north west. Poar~mou i :1, Auo. 1,1.--Arrlied his Majesty's ship Cirassa9i.p , r rrotn a mac; Egmont, Tyrian, Oberon, and Sprightly, from the Downs; Thetis; Sally, ,Bolus, and Prince if Wales transports with Mtiniamen, IronfDoirer to; Irelaod. Sailed the . Virago fur off qierburgli ; Orlando ro'ihe Eastward; <and the If eymouth for the Downs; Iris J‘lajcsty's ship San Jost . ph is teieased frouilua. i rantme. imarm..l4 YAR HOU Tif, AUG. 11.—Atrived the Sku/drake, with a d►vis+ott of the k3aiuc convoy, which have proCerded to their ports of destination. 0 The wind continuing fair, the whole of the convoy is expected to pass here in the course of the day. ; Also ttio-De sirde from a cruize. Remain the Chanticleer, Viee-Admiral MURRAY; Ingaie, Portia, Briiinnori , Havoc, Hearty, acid Sheldrake. EXETER ASSIZES, AuoFaT g. CROWN SIDE. Jane nit wFb indicted foi 'the wilful mnrder of one John Trenantn,m;• an 'infant, 16 rn. , tiths old, and Arthur Tucker,'as,Un'accessary before the Thelatter is a le.pectabte termer, Bather iei h, this county, arid the infant was his . natural child; .It .appeased that Jane Cox had, On.the of Jane last, administered to the' ehild r a quantity of aralutle, - by patting it into the child's hands, and which-it put into its . mouth and eaten', 'in conse . - ,quenbe"of which it died in about two hours. The prisoner, in her written contes - sion, had implicated Tuaker, as having persuaded her to do the 60; and stated his. having taktn the arsenic; from under roOfof a cottage, and given it to her, and pro ?hiked her a one-pound note if she would adminis 'lcr it to-the child, cl ' . The prisoner, Jane Cox , after a' trial of seven M44' was convicted, and ordered to be hanged on :Monday next, and Tucke r . was acquitted. He call agreat nulither . of respectable. witnesses, Who all . .gave him a . very high'clntraaer. Mr. Justice , BAILSY finished on this side the court ut ten clyi.t. SIDE, , . - An .Attorney brought an a 6 tion. against several per4oni, - being concerned In managing - ihelainatic 2,44y1am, far false i t nprisontnein by confining 'him therein. it appeared that he bad been in a deranged *tato, and, - copfined in . the Ai) luni . tor but he was now in part recovered.''The ?ins com,tomised on its being agreed that a •veittitt ahould be taken tor the delentaiit a - but 'without aaddiing him Witl4 the plaintitf's costs.- REL2COL,IND MAIL. ar. • 1-19140oLAvb, Mo. 9.—The.fo4owing gallant e.ion was performed by the boats of the squadron, coMmanded by Capt. Filwravils, of his Majesty's ship Qizetec, under the'eptumand of Lietn-... ni.Yl4l, the First Lieutenant. Friday list ten boats rOf .the srpadron , were man' ned with one hundred offiCers and men from the Qiietec frigate, ther'ficiven and..ExertiOn brigs, ,and Alert and Princess:du:rind eutters, under the orders of Lieut. BLYTI4. After the Squadron anchOred at , the mouth of. theJande and proceeded up the river, -finding 'no enemy within their reach, except a French revenue,slonp with thirty doutiniers, of which they made a prize, they returned towards Wanger Pegg:: Next morning, after having rowed nearly 25 tnileS . beiwe'cri the islands and the Main land, I hey descried near the mouth of the Ems, off the island of 'Nordrirry; four-Ofllie.enemy's gun vessels, tnanned with 25men.ehch, • which they insontly determined to attack. • About twelve o'clock they came up with= the nearest, 'which they gallantly boarded, Under a tremendatis fire of grape and musketry, tore down .the French colours, and trjok po‘,Session of • the vessel. , The guns of the ves sel 1114 had taken :were. immediately employ ed to. cover the boats'' - employed to board 'the next, and in the course of three quarters of an hour all , the four were gallantly' carried by boarding, thOugh the enemy, who was fully prepared fur the' attack, fought under every advantage;, equal ,in num- , ber and handsi and possesiing the immense supe riority of fighting against boats, with no other arms .than boarding weapons, from vessels each mounting three long eighteen-pounders, with bul4rks on the sides from four to fi‘e feet in height...-: Lieutenant BLYIII spelks in Hie highest terms of pral,se of every indiiidual ettill s oked. under 'With on this occasion. Lieutenant O'NEAL . , of the Alert cutter, is mentioned as hiving given conspicuous proofs of intrepidity.; and every ono employed under Lieuttnant BEATH, who, We understand, has, on tortner occasions deserved well of his country, speak of the conduct of their leader as distinguished by exemplary gallantry tknd valour. The loss sustained in.tbe atilion is stated to have been on our side 'five seaineo killed, the First Lieu tenant of the Raven, a midshipman, and five men wounded ; but we lament to add, that an nnfortO. nate accident greatly added to the number - of the latter. Immediately on boarding one of the vessels, Lieut. BLYTH ordered her guns to be turned on another that had not att nett, and Wiring fired the firsi "gun himself, ordered the bhatswatii or the Que6;th to tontinnalher Are. The boatswain not finding a waich at :hand, took a pistol ‘ and snaps it at some powder to procure a Ishi i on which the !oche pow der scattereclon the deck caught bre and communi cated to a heap of 24 cartridges, by the etpliasion of hich, every man on deck, abOut 30 in number, was 2 .burt, and some of them horribly- burnt, of which number was Lieut. Modica, of tbe Royal Marines. Lieutenant 81.trn, ,the in inent after the explo. sion,:hearing some one say the fin'ines bad reached the:Mtaiitte;jhrnped 'overboard with .his clothes do and, , was ,followed by • two or three more, who thereby saved .themselves from, being so cruelly: scorched. ,-‘ • ) • • • Fortunately, shortly after. .the, iteCident, j.the ....Threiher 'gun-brig came up 'and, took the suffereiti On board; with most of the wounded, - on both sides she" arrived frtre 'on Sunday . morning, when the woututed and hurt, 37 ,British, and it prisoners were conveyed on shore, many of them shoeking speaa cles, , and in 'great angular from the explosion, where every medical and other assistance is rendered theta,. The greater part are fast reCOyering. • Lieatenant BLYTH / with that generous humanity whiCh always accompanies true cotirage, has.'pro' - pdsed giving up his claims fur the head and prize. money, in favour of the uo'ortunate sufferers, and his example will be foll4wed by all - the The gun-vessels, so bravely captured from the enemy, with the remainder of the prisoners ; arrived on Sunday event Among the .prisoners, are . fwo O ffi cers in the Frtinch Navy. One of tbeni, who was . the Com: milder of the vessels, of el his flag had been torn doWn, ran clOwn the hatchway with- the determl= nation of settifig .fire to the magazine and blowing up , the vessel, but, wis prevented by,ane of Our men, ,who perceived his design. being quer toned as to this extraordinary Mtia.. sure, he stated that he 11:d strict orders to that e6t). We have no neiks from the other si , le; rigorous inetksors,,COtilititiesto be enforced to provent any in. ercnurse ,viOt , British ports. A sun of a Senatoi• has )e4l) bronci t td and , ,condetnned to ten years irn prisottuept let holding correspondence with this 4134 . , A: geotleman : of Ole name of Flspnwicka, an OffiOer, was shot throtigh the hod} , in a dot' with'a esittoin,‘ bet t.% een Ilagsliot and atkitighatn, on Sa turcl4, un44 he died in two bowl alter. On Monday the .511 i inst, was married, by special licrt►se, a 4 Knoie, in Keni; the Earl of PLYMOUTH, to the itlght Hon. Lady MAnY SACLVIL.LE, daugh ter at tile late, and timer to tht vrtheitt, Doke.. of DOtiliWr• ", .• • • • -kPOIITIIVG INTEL, IGENCk. STOCKDRIDCII, RACE r TViinny, 4%1;4A15r 6. 6 rjaqr 91 l'tomas fo'r 4.)cat olds. . Sir n: Lippincott's Mr. Murgait's.Genstrlc . . 2 Mr Ceuls's Carbagenian ,a440t.„ day. fiti ,cpbi.4!;es of sgs each as won by ,, C. Setntrsn's 4 yrs Gld, beating - cen.tial 'Voting Sir Peke, 4 yr.l old. ' iv/tint espA4. The Members Plate sal. tor tOrSei of &tel. Sir H. Lippip. - .Q.'s (ibi, 5 y rs old I ; s‘l r. I6tcliVs VI icoulttoS, S yrs old • • 2 r Mr. elf Mr. Alexander's Young Qulliver . • - Ult. A most excelio l ito,,ce i . particularly the last heat; A Li - Lac!' for tongs.. Mr. lanan rist . the Duke if Itutiand's S•lvator, cdpiraily run, mid proird tic.td heat. The Sweepstakes of iota. each was won by r. DiJ;yta` komana; 4 yrs ottl. ' NI r. Shoe4trings. 3 yrs old t Alt. Diks'i !Irons, j oltt •• • OXFORD RACES (cortaudeeT,' • • wtnarrsnAY, Inv, 7. The Noblemen amt.. •rikttenicti's purse'or 54. Mr. West's br..t. by Diart)und, yt,b w 1 ; M.. 11git's dr 1. by Alexander, 3I ri . 2 2 Mr. Faulkner's eh. c. Constrtutunr, 3 y rs ald 3 . . The lirinteri' SweepstAei. Mt. Stubbs's b. g. by Vermin, it yrs Old - - Mr. I,ucrs'ssii. Spavin t s pis old. - - 1 Mt. Bowles's Resous, 5 yrs Old LOcklry's ch. g:Threadbarei 6 yrs ‘ed, boltc1„ was distanced. • • THURSDAY . . . Fitly Pounds, the .gift of his Gracc the Duke of Mi c a. boroogli ? WI% Weirs br..f. hy Dlainond, 4 Yeah Old - t Air. Faulk er's Starlight " 4 pa old Nir. Deait's cit. g. Sir Charles, aged - - 3 3 Mt. t4 , oadant'sli. c. Caluttric,, 4 jfis ahl , who *as 'he f.,_ „ Qu i." , tell; owing Ea the state at the Course, which was iii worse conditisAt titan has ever been rotteinuerect. , . TAUN roN . RAct§ . TUESCIAY, AVG; The Tathttoti cup wo ;volt ch. g Wood. irk and t h e all. J gefi t atete...): Fit t' Pqvii(l, the A mbers of the: County, v! . #ll hy Mt. diliy's b. It,. bustard. , •• - T 6 3 0 ,10 I;INDN SHIRE -•! ' L Ytii - so`ki e The Ptatetif y'Oodaids was won by' Ca pt. I ibett's h White R9A, Vosim.4(lwo - heats ; the Hon.' N . ch. h. FlomeNpun„ and Lao. Pert-vs - hr. On the same day; tile' Tothei. ) . DevOnstilre, Stivqr Cup was won. bY . Air. Taylor's tiotly t'eactio4l), b .01,4 Mr. Digby's la; f. Starlight, and Mr. Webteiftr: 's uuii 1;14,t i4lll the. 4avoutite i , but, .untottlastatriy• !Uri' against a post, - and threw his Oder. ~ 4iIII I .REPORT. . ‘:UU,4I7I'. Avg, 8, • • -' : ltoLta,• COrrtgi MASTER. This twairirliroCeediag instituttld by. the Trosurei of the Nrity ittaiast Mr. -Alexander Divison; Prite Agent, forf.non , distribirion:of'sihe proceeds of the above priiei . whiCh:Was captured by the Medusa, its N ove mber . .180§. - :44t . appeared. ibat .the profeedr amounted 10.304:14 The Cuurt was of opinion 'bet Mr.'D. was liable to pay the orCiinary interest front' the Ist of August, 1810, when distfibution'oughtlo have' takin place. Lk votoNTAtite, eta. This was a proceeding of 'the ' like linture. In• terest etas also pronouticed to be due from n cer:ziln Pyri'd on toe Pr.ocvtd i :of two priUte ) athountin); to ,i7A161. ACrIVST 9 . Coe OF isoon stn R. this was a proceeding instituted by theTreattlret Of.the Navy against Mr. A. P.tvison,,lor Doi lioVirt4 distributed in dUe time a tirge stiro ot Money 'that was put into his.hands, as Agent for the Arrny and Navy, arising from the proceeds of the 01d11 , irled Stores which we're taken at the Cape on the-i apiure in that place._ It appeared that M. D. reed Under the diretlidtctif "Trustees' r i e , petting the of the. ItibLep t fititt therefore the Court wt 3 ot nion that,lie had . not 'moulted the pen 11ks of the Act ot Parkiament 3 but held • that he was rabic to tifiy tWo.iiionflis' interest on the money retained lit his hands, when distribution of .the same ought to have taker-place. BUENOSRIII - AVD 11'1 • DEittmENckgr. This waiitt'e.ise of qrsimtiar nature. it appt. ,. ared that two jssinytt were appointed in this eae, 'Davison on:the'stlyi Of the Navy,. mid Mr. mild on i-hat;ril Abe Army, to manage the tlittribn'e• tion of kOTibtetriltat'S that were Seiked on the cv)- ture 0 0 ‘ 3044 •: s 4.yrel., The Co 4 1 said it wou i til make llo'Ag deililVtite next iii line in ordel• to giyi Mr. DavistitfiatOipOttnnity of tollowing the pi e of,' Al 1 1 ;1*f/tin 04; who h:1:1 already made a dit tributioir of the with inteieat. We underst and, t hat her Royal High nen' the. Pt '4l - CIiARLOTTR 0/VA1.119, having coMplett-dittlr education, - for the . putposts of'w Welt her residence iii town Wait necessary, is Yo have an enlarged 'establish meta in Hampton Court Palace, under the same root with her Royal Itinher. The followi l t changes, in the residences of the Menb eri Roylit Fan-lily are also spoken of---The l.ktte of CLAN trteck to remove from Bushy. Park to C.:timber.. lantl . Ladge, near Wuidior, the Duke of Susstx ter Occupy Bushy Nrk, 211 d the Duke Pf CuMiltilLANb to Wye the Pavilion - in Richmond Pail,. in the private letters .from Gibraltar, whith are to the' 25th ult. it is siated,lhat at; express had reoeti. 'ed 004 phled,:from 'Cadit, announcing, that the mi n h o . ;map had. arrived at tine 'Atter • port' from Vera Citit with eight millions o f dollari on board, _ Cadit Mail informed Ili , th at ,this ;whit legs txpetied ; and it most hit,' titrni'Shed a very seasonable supply, amidst the l ei cuntary emhapatlatnents of the Spanish Oovero. mesh. . COILNI-VACiI &NMI, A,w, I'.o+-.Thil cloy thq.arrle gals of Wiletn plaice a tellable tropply, the brlyeta numerous, and in demand, sideS rad) . in the tiny 1:-.4* ceeded last week's adsonce ; but afterwards buatittiti dull ; Rye dearer; Barley and Malt, folly , upport their pricey; as also White and Cril . ,l'en; Benny ,e the two kind.; in plenty; and . ratlt6- lower : ' there , are likewise . tolettiole sopidles a 04s, and io t l e i thereof rath ive er g"way in vi :,e; Flour at a t t i rt n et advante of b'S.'l,,er bock. ' W hut •.- 3 95 3 10 .4% Fine ditto la', a Tick .nearS - • 133 A ,011 DAttothije OW) 4tN a 01 iOats .1 a'2,64 a 29i kl'olttod ditJak Jta a VI ad 1 ot4toe ditto - 32 6d Rape . 3/tl. a 431, Fide Hutt*. q to 4 SCUMS/3 • • • Ito >< 4is 1 6 -- ,ra:A(4i 40 1 ' Batley • .• .•,3 2 s 3S/' Wit a 7 is - Whitereariboilersso, a stii Grey ditto 465• a sza - • 421 a 4s)